eighth year in space this week launched from the space shuttle discovery in one nine hundred ninety hubble has collected nearly one and a half million observations since and sending this it's very first image back to earth on may twentieth one thousand nine hundred of star cluster n g c three five three two known as the wishing well cluster and the wishes of scientists came true as the hubble space telescope stated came pouring in launch of more than fifteen thousand scientific papers that have been cited more than seven hundred thirty eight thousand times hubble has even time traveled in a way having traveled thirteen point four billion light years from earth as we celebrate the achievements of the hubble space telescope and its team i think on the words of ed when people pull himself equipped with his five senses man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure science. may our adventure continue . our school while twenty eight years armor when we first launched. by one little creatures has happened eloquently have pretty. well that everybody well that is our show for you tod

thousand scientific papers that have been cited more than seven hundred thirty eight thousand times hubble has even time traveled in a way having traveled thirteen point four billion light years from earth as we celebrate the achievements of the hubble space telescope and its team i think on the words of ed when people pull himself equipped with his five senses man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure science. may our adventure continue . our school while twenty eight years imo when we first launch trouble of what will kill them with one little picture shows up and eloquently have loved us pretty fabulous all right well that everybody is well it's our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told of your love for the elf so tell you all i love you are open to all and top our keep on watching all sox have a great game but. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you can walk into a nice fat excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin in much comes from. and you can use a nice blend definition and the extre

the hubble has given us a detailed view of the universe.is of lagoon nebula -- located four- thousand light-years away. at the center -- is a young, giant star called herschel 36. it's 200-thousand times brighter than our sun -- but if you looked at it with binoculars, you would only see a smudge of light with a bright core.bright core.light with a (áábreakáá) right back.dana we'll be thank you factory.cheesecake factory. thank you dana we'll be right back. nasa has released these stunning images from the hubble space telescope. it's all to celebrate of the earth- orbiting observatory's 28th anniversary. for 28 years, the hubble has given us a detailed view of the universe. this latest offering is of lagoon nebula -- located four- thousand light-years away. at the center -- is a young, giant star called herschel 36. it's 200-thousand times brighter than our sun. ( marty ) the shoes worn by michael jackson when he performed his signature moonwalk for the first time on stage are up for auction. the king of pop wore the black loafers during re

that means that the light from the images captured by hubble was emitted nine billion years ago -- andg earth.icarus is so far away from our planet that it previously wasn't visible. astronomers are only able to see it now because its light was magnified by the gravitational pull of a huge, neighboring galaxy cluster. (steve) happening now-- the f-d-a has issued a mandatory recall for a product used for pain relief and opioid withdrawal. the administration says several kratom products made by triangle pharmanaturals l-l-c tested positive for salmonella. the f-d-a says it issued the recall after the company failed to comply with its request for a voluntary recall. kratom is a plant native to malaysia. the leaves are traditionally crushed and made into tea to treat pain or reduce opioid withdrawal cravings. in the u-s, kratom is sold as a dietary supplement in the form of pills, powders, capsules and tea. up next... find out why eating out ... can expose you to potentially harmful chemicals which disrupt your hormones... ♪ ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for

with some newly released 'hubble' images.. that are truly out of this world! national astronomy day. nasa is taking stargazers everywhere on a spectacular space odyssey. the agency released an incredible new image of the lagoon nebula... a massive celestial body some 4-thousand light- years away. (steve) older adults are at a much higher risk of falling. in fact, up to one-third of adults over the age of 65 experience a fall at home, according to the american geriatrics society. here's kim hutcherson with new guidelines to help prevent these falls in today's health minute. guidelines published this week by the u.s. preventive services task force recommend steps to help older adults avoid a potentially life threatening fall.they say that strength training is important for the geriatric population... especially in the lower body, as muscle loss accelerates after the age of 70.home safety is also important preventing falls.according to the national institute on aging, six out of 10 falls happen at home.to create a fall-free environment, make sure all areas of the

. >>> nasa releases stunning new images from the hubble space telescope as it celebrates a pstop messingback there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. >>> i'm over here glenn. thank you. glenn's facebook live. come on over here. if you're away from the tv you can watch us on facebook live. we do it every friday between 6:30 and 7:00. glenn, it's my turn. look at this 90 in palm springs. 72 and sunshine in l.a. near 80 through the central valley. this is tahoe yesterday. this is what i've been talking about all morning. i recorded this burst of snow. this is tahoe this morning, and what you're going to see is there's a lot of school out there. it's going to melt rather rapidly. 58 today, mid to upper 60s saturday through wednesday when thunderstorms are possible. >> happening today, protests are planned in the bay area, california and across the nation demanding action be taken to end school shootings. >> this comes on the 19th anniversary of columbine. abc 7's elissa harrington is live at notre dame

. >>> nasa celebrating the hubble telescope's 20th an verse.are image ps of lagoon nebula, 4,000 light years away from earth and never seen before in such detail. nasa says astronauts performed five missions to install more advanced technology on the telescope over its lifetime good to see the hubble still working hard after all these years. >> gorgeous. >>> we'll have pretty sunsets tonight, mime. will you guarantee something like that? >> should i go to that joke again, seeing what today? it will be cloudy like that. we won't have the up uplightingg and the cool pinks out there. you can see a little haze out there, early start for our 4/20 celebrations. here is what's going on, sunshine dominates, more warming today. warmest afternoons will be saturday, sunday and monday and the dry season really taking contro control. high pressure dominating our forecast. storm track well to our north, well down to the south as you see that low, left us out any rain. so cal, if you're flying there could be transfers or delays connecting through salt lake ci

the hubble has given us a detailed view of the universe.housand light-years away. at the center -- is a young, giant star called herschel 36. it's 200-thousand times brighter than our sun. ( james ) coming up ... a horror thriller claws it way back up to the number one spot.our box office report , next. (ácommercialá) ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a quiet place" bounced back into first place at the box office this weekendthe thriller brought in 22 million dollars in its third weekend in theaters, bringing its domestic gross to more than 132-million. the rock's "rampage" fell into second place on ticket sales of 21 million dollars. ( james ) amy schumer's comedy

. >>> the hubble telescope has captured an image of the most distant single star ever. it's called icarus. it's 9 billion light-years. icarus is a blue super giant, which is bigger, hotter and brighter than our sun. experts at uc berkley discovered the star thanks to lengthi lengthening. >>> we want to thank david for this picture from walnut creek. look at that. and share your pictures with us and you ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the i-team uncovers new information on the deadly crash on 101 and contusion over the car's auto pilot system. >>> and a project in the north bay fire zone. it should make life better for those in the hard-hit areas. >>> zuckerberg versus cook.

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. >>> nasa celebrating the hubble telescope's 28th anniversary by releasing beautiful images of a region 4,000 light years away from earth and has never been seen before in such detail. nasa says astronauts have performed five missions to install more advanced technology on the telescope over its lifetime. >> this looks like a beautiful wallpaper for your macbook or your phone. very pretty. >> i think i saw a sunset like this in fremont once, pretty close. >> today being 4/20, you may see it again. let's move on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about walnut creek and what's going on, one of the areas that will reach 80 tomorrow and stay there through possibly monday through tuesday. here is a look at what's going on. sunshine dominates today with more warmth building through our neighborhoods. our warmest afternoons saturday, sunday and monday. it looks like the dry season is taking control. no chance of rain the next two weeks. high pressure dominates the forecast. with it clockwise flow is going to bring us drier and brighter air. noti

we're talking about the hubble space telescope, which is about to mark 28 years exploring the universeng back remarkable images. to celebrate, nasa and the european space agency released some stunning new pictures of the lagoon nebula, a place where many stars are born. and probably other things too. it's located in the constellation sagittarius in case you were wondering. >>> and a sat note tonight. verne troyer has died. he was known for playing mini me in the austin powers movie. he was also in men in black, harry potter, amongst others. his family said depression may have been an issue for troyer. verne troyer was 49 years old. >>> when we come back, it's no longer just the boys in the band. the new faces and >>> finally tonight, it's a musical tradition that goes back hundreds of years. starting in mexico and expanding far beyond. and until relatively recently, mariachi was almost always performed by men. but that's changing now in a big way. from texas, here's nbc's maya rodriguez. >> reporter: show time at luna music bar in san antonio. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on stage tonight, mariach

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universesingapore. i'm sharanjit leyl/babita sharma in london. our top stories: president trump hosts his first official state visit and ties with france look stronger than ever. the suspect is alive but his motive is unknown. the driver who killed ten people in toronto on monday appears in court. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. firstly the japan times, tokyo has won broad international support to address past abductions of its citizens by north korea. the g7 nations have backed the bid and south korean leader moonjae—in says he will raise the issue with pyongyang during talks. the philippine star reports on how the country has apologised to kuwait for aiding distressed filipino workers in the gulf state. kuwait accused the philippines of violation of diplomatic norms and infringing on its sovereignty. and in the china daily beijing's space authority has announced it plans to build a manned scientific research outpost on the moon. no time frame has been given for w

and to lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universetest headlines. a suicide attack at an election centre in the afghan capital, kabul, kills 57 people and leaves over a hundred wounded. as he prepares to head to the us, president macron of france calls on donald trump not to scrap the iran nuclear deal. let's return to the growing political crisis in armenia — thousands of anti—government demonstrators have again gathered in the capital yerevan tonight. joining me from yerevan is anahit shiri—yan from the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. welcome. the pictures showing the main square of yerevan dramatic with many gathered. where do you think the situation is heading? the situation is intense. we have seen that even though earlier today and yesterday, some of the major leaders of the protest had been detained or arrested. people have demonstrated remarkable ability to decentralise and self organise and continue to march for their demands. i think the next 28 hours will be critical and decisive for the protest results. the

mission control: and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope — our windowyears, cuba prepares for the end of the casto era as the national assembly names miguel diaz—canel its next president. the us and japan say maximum pressure will be put on north korea. the leaders of the two countries hope pyongyang will agree to complete nuclear disarmament. let's stay with that now. our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes joins us live from tokyo. how was his press conference going down injapan? how was his press conference going down in japan? what how was his press conference going down injapan? what do they feel shinzo abe has achieved on his trip to florida? the japanese stock—market has gone up in the aftermath of that press conference this morning, in japan, aftermath of that press conference this morning, injapan, so there is a bit of relief that president trump wasn't more harsh on trade issues than he might have been. but i think it isa than he might have been. but i think it is a mixed picture. 0n the issue of north korea, mr arbeau appears to have got wha

the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope. 0ur window on the universe.lines. international inspectors say they've visited the syrian town where it's thought chemical weapons were used two weeks ago. north korea has said it's suspending all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect. it comes a week before a meeting between leaders from the two koreas. "promoting virtue will not work through violence." those were the words of iranian president hassan rouhani earlier today as he appeared to criticise the country's morality police. it follows a viral video of a scuffle involving a morality officer. a warning — you may find the following pictures upsetting. in the video, an officer appears to be assaulting a woman for not covering her head properly with her headscarf. the footage has been widely shared online — and has prompted outrage on iranian social media. i'm nowjoined by women's rights activist sussan tahmasebi. good evening what do you make of what president hassan rouhani had to say? this is not the first time. i am glad he condemned it, even if

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeesident macron says he believes president trump will walk away from the iran nuclear deal, despite their friendship. thousands of germans from different faiths and backgrounds havejoined rallies against anti—semitism. injust over 2a hours, the leaders of north and south korea will meet for the first time in a decade. top of president moonjae—in's agenda will be persuading kimjong—un to give up his nuclear weapons. officials in seoul say that at this point they will not be raising pyongyang's alleged human rights abuses. so what does this mean for the people of peninsula? our seoul correspondent laura bicker has been out with one aid group to find out. huddled on the south korean shoreline, a group of activists are trying to send a message to north korea. they funnel enough rice into the bottles to feed them for a week. the other contents, such as ointments and usb sticks, are just as important as the food, she says. they put k—pop music and south korean soap operas on the usb sticks. m

and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope — our window on the universe bbc. thanks forjoining us. i'm babita sharma in singapore. i'm nuala mcgovern in london. our top stories: former fbi director, james comey speaks to the bbc and says he'd think twice sharing sensitive information with president trump. there's a new president in cuba and he says communism will continue after six decades of the castros. and the african nation that was known as swaziland has a new name. the country's king declaring it will now be called the kingdom of eswatini. it comes on the 50th anniversary of swazi independence. more on that story, which is popular on bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we begin with the japan times, which is leading with the two—day meeting between us president trump and japan's prime minister shinzo abe. it says while abe is plagued with scandals back home, at least he had some success in the united states, with the two countries agreeing to keep maximum pressure on north korea to denuclearize. over to the gulf new

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universenal inspectors have finally been able to collect samples from douma in syria where it's alleged chemical weapons were used two weeks ago. after nine days of demonstrations in armenia the protest leader has said he's ready for talks with the prime minister. the american actor verne troyer, who was best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. the star was born with a genetic disorder, which restricted his height — he was known as one of the shortest men in the world. his family said he struggled with alcoholism and depression for many years. a little earlier i spoke to the entertainmentjournalist, jeannie wolf in los angeles. i asked her if his death had come as a shock to hollywood. for people who were not very close to him it was a surprise. now we discover he has been in hospital for quite sometime, almost on life support. it does seem that there is a feeling that perhaps he tried to take his own life. he suffered from alcoholism, he suffered f

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universenderway in tennessee, after a shooting at a restaurant in nashville left four people dead. police say the suspect, travis reinking, may still have access to guns. the tribal regions in pakistan on the border with afghanistan have long been the focus of militant activity. the pakistani army is seen as having successfully pushed out many of the extremist groups that had embedded there. but protesters from the pashtun community who make up the local population and around a fifth of the country say they're being unfairly tarnished by the security forces as terror suspects. secunder kermani reports from lahore. what kind of freedom is this? the lyrics of the anthem of this protest movement. it began after the extra—judicial killing of a young pashtun man in january, wrongly accused of being a terrorist. it's grown into an expression of rage with the policies of the pakistani military and intelligence services. many, like this man, say they feel caught between them and the militants. he tell

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeines: france's president macron and donald trump have agreed to work towards a new deal with iran, an attempt to contain its regional ambitions as well its nuclear ones. after the toronto van attack and this dramatic arrest, alek minassian appears in court charged on ten counts of murder. a century after millions of women won the right to vote in the uk, a statue of one of the leading equality campaigners has been unveiled at westminster. the statue of millicent fawcett is the first of a woman to be installed in parliament square. the other 11 are all men, as our political correspondent vicki young reports. prime ministers, presidents, civil rights leaders, 11 famous figures, who all have their place in this square overlooking parliament. no woman has ever had her contribution to society recognised in this way, until today. it was a moment worth celebrating and hundreds gathered to commemorate the life and legacy of millicent garrett fawcett. well, it's been a long time coming, but fin

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universepore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: as he prepares to head to the us, president macron of france calls on donald trump not to scrap the iran nuclear deal. a suicide attack at an election centre in the afghan capital, kabul. 57 people are killed and more than 100 wounded. let's ta ke a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times leads on the me too movement — with journalists challenging the male dominated japanese media industry. it's main picture story features japanese figure skater yazuru hanyu, who won gold at the winter olympics in south korea. there he is on the bus home, the article says 100,000 people gathered to welcome hanyu back to his hometown of sendai. the south china morning post looks at hong kong's graduate scheme and how students from the chinese mainland, who make up 90% of those in the scheme say living costs, limited job prospects and border tensions deter them from staying in hong kong. the gulf news has more on sunday's bomb att

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe have agreed to work towards a new deal with iran to curb its nuclear and missile programmes. the parents of a severely ill british boy are going to the court of appeal in their battle over his future care and treatment. there have been fresh calls to restart un—led talks to end the war in syria. an international donors' conference is taking place in brussels, after the syrian government and its allies retook key territory from rebels, including eastern ghouta — the site of a suspected chemical attack more than two weeks ago. recent developments in syria, and the expectation that battles will now move to new areas, worry its neighbours. our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from jordan. stripping soldiers from their protective suits after they have been exposed to potentially deadly chemicals. at least, that the scenario being at it out. specialists show how a queensland lavatory producing biological and chemical weapons. for the us and jordanian military, these are now e

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universemp will walk away from the iran nuclear deal, despite their friendship. president moon and kim jong—un will meet on friday for an historic inter—korean summit. denuclearisation is set to dominate the agenda. gibraltar‘s chief minister, fabian picardo, has told the bbc that he is open to the idea of spain sharing the use of gibraltar airport. that would be as part of brexit talks aimed at settling spain's contention over british sovereignty of the territory. but we also understand that ongoing talks between british and spanish negotiators are currently deadlocked. gavin lee reports from gibraltar. gibraltar, a picture postcard of britishness on the southern tip of spain. gib, as the locals call it, has been uk territory for three centuries, a state affairs contested by spain for almost as long. the 34,000 by spain for almost as long. the 3a,000 gibraltarians here on its square miles of land on the verge of leaving the eu, despite 96% of the people having voted against brexit. i have liv

and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope — our window on the universere will continue on north korea until it agrees to complete nuclear disarmament. canada's prime minister is in london, where he sat down with the bbc, talking about the strikes in syria, dealing with president trump, and more. yalda hakim asked him first about trade. the majority of your country's trade is done with the united states and mexico. president trump wants the nafta deal signed as soon as possible. deal or no deal, prime minister? it depends on what happens at the table. obviously we are looking at a level of positive momentum and enthusiasm as we approached deadlines around both mexican elections that are about to kick off in the us midterms, which means we would love to get it through congress before summer. and so we see the coming weeks as an opportunity to really dig in and see if we can get to that win win win. so we are feeling great about trade, and we are optimistic about nafta, even though we know there's going to bea even though we know there's going to be a lot o

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universelatest headline: north korea says it is suspending all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect and closing its test site. all settled immigrants of the caribbean who have been treated u nfa i rly caribbean who have been treated unfairly will be compensated. the government has apologised after some children of immigrants who settled in the uk before the 1970s had been declared as being in the country illegally and threatened with deportation. they're known as the windrush generation after the ship that brought many to the uk in 19118. adina campbell has been speaking to some of those affected. file: injamaica, they couldn't find work. discouraged but full of hope, they sailed for britain. they were invited over to help rebuild britain after the war. their right to remain was supposed to be legally guaranteed. why have you come to england? to seek a job. how many have been detained as prisoners in their own country? can she tell the house...? problems with paperwork have dominate

. >>> and nasa's hubble space telescope has discovered the most distant star ever seen.ed icarus. there it is. located more than halfway across the universe, some nine billion light years from earth. yesterday scientists said the enormous blue star is about twice as hot as our sun, up to a million times brighter. and get this -- at least 100 times further away than any other star that's ever been spotted. >>> okay, coming up later on "cbs this morning," iconic figures will reflect on the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. as we mark the 50th anniversary of his assassination. >>> i'm brook silva braga. this is the "cbs morning news." not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for hea

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe hour: north korea says it is suspending all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect and closing its test site. a british health charity is warning of an "epidemic" of diabetes in pregnancy. gestational diabetes can lead to babies growing too big in the womb, which can result in difficulties during labour and conditions such as pre—eclampsia. and children are six times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes if the mother has the condition. the bbc‘s tulip mazumdar has been finding out more. they're exploring an exciting underwater world, while their mums get a bit of exercise in the pool. gestational diabetes is affecting an increasing number of women, but there's not much awareness about the condition. i think it's linked to the sugar that you eat. i knew about diabetes, but not really in pregnancy. it's when women develop high blood sugar levels during pregnancy. anyone can develop the condition, but women are at higher risk if they are obese or from certain ethnic background

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universemanhunt‘s underway in tennessee after a shooting at a restaurant in nashville left four dead. police say the suspect, travis reinking, may still have access to guns. as he prepares to head to the us, president macron of france has called on donald trump not to scrap the iran nuclear deal. thousands of anti—government demonstrators have gathered for a tenth day in the armenian capital, yerevan. they're calling for the resignation of the country's long—time leader, serzh sargsyan, and the release of the main protest organiser, nikol pashinyan. our correspondent, rayhan demytrie, is at the protests in yerevan. they turned up and filled armenia's biggest square, unhindered by the detention of the protest leader, nikol pashinyan. many chanted his name. the arrest of the opposition leader, nikol pashinyan, earlier on sunday didn't stop thousands of people turning up in the public square in central yerevan, and many are holding signs like this, which says, "i'm nikol." for now it's not clear

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeuel macron has said he believes president trump will still walk away from the iran nuclear deal, despite their friendship. there's been a series of demonstrations across germany against anti—semitism in reaction to mobile phone footage, posted on social media, showing two men injewish skullcaps being attacked by three youths. one of the men was an israeli—arab, who said he'd been given the skullcap as a gift from a friend. many non—jews wearing skullcaps, or the kippah, joined the demonstrations in solidarity. lebo diseko reports. standing together, side—by—side, protesting against anti—semitism — thousands of people of various faiths on the streets of berlin, wearing the jewish skullcap, the kippah. translation: it is important that today so many berliners have paved the way by going out into the street wearing the kippah to say that anti—semitism has no place in our city. it is in response to an assault on two young men wearing kippahs on a berlin street last week. the attacker was f

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universedlines: a van has ploughed into pedestrians at high speed in toronto, killing ten and injuring 15 more. officials say the incident was deliberate, but there are no wider national security implications. president macron of france is beginning a state visit to the us, the first foreign leader to be given the honour since donald trump took office. the british government has sought to end the controversy about the treatment of windrush migrants by announcing that uk citizenship is to be granted to those who want it. fees for those applying will be waived and they will be exempt from taking the citizenship test. some will be offered compensation. it followed revelations that people who came to the uk from the caribbean more than a0 years ago had been wrongly labelled as illegal immigrants. some of those affected by the windrush controversy have been giving their reaction to the announcement. 0ur correspondent adina campbell has been speaking to some of them. the voices of some of birmingham

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universehe queen welcomes commonwealth heads of government to buckingham palace, as she looks to the future of the organisation, after her reign. former fbi director, james comey tells the bbc he'd think twice about sharing sensitive information with president trump. overfive years ago, a young female student was brutally raped and killed in the indian capital delhi. it was a case that prompted a national debate about sexual violence and attitudes towards women. but how much has changed? this week the indian prime minister, visiting london as part of the commonwealth summit, described the incidence of rape as a matter of shame for his country. our correspondent rajini viadyanathan has been to the state of madhya pradesh, where british police are working with local authorities to help vulnerable women. she was just 12 when she was raped on three separate occasions by the same man. but for months, she was too afraid to tell anyone. translation: whenever you speak the truth, nobody believes you.

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeeen welcomes commonwealth heads of government to buckingham palace — as she looks to the future of the organisation — after her reign. former fbi director, james comey tells the bbc he'd think twice about sharing sensitive information with president trump. more now on that story. it's likely to be the last time the queen will preside over the gathering of commonwealth heads of state. one of the topics for discussion is who will take over as head of the commonwealth. in an unprecedented move, the queen's said she hopes it will be her son, prince charles. michael cooney is the national director of the australian republic movement. i began by asking him how relevant this meeting is. the commonwealth does good things. it brings friendly nations together. it brings friendly nations together. it means the canadian australian prime ministers are meeting with pacific and african countries. it's quite a step for her to endorse charles at the end of the rain. for australia, would got to do the s

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeeadlines: international inspectors have finally been able to collect samples from douma in syria where it's alleged chemical weapons were used two weeks ago. let's stay with that story now. a little earlier i spoke with british—born syrian journalist, danny makki, who hasjust returned from spending two months in damascus. they have been there for up to one week and there have been reports since the initiation of this entire chemical weapons incident that the syrian government would allow them in and there had been statements by the syrian representative to the un, stating that they would be given full access immediately within syria. there have been there for one week before they have had access to the site. they tried to go yesterday and apparently they were fired upon in what was a pre—rehearsal to today. they finally managed to get to the site today. the hindrance of this access has raised many questions as to the political games that are being played by the syrians and most of all,

the air he has controlled by the government that must have come from the control by the hubble's one of those was indeed on our program that it was but i am talking to you from a country where the government has maintained that russia has used chemical weapons against people in england recently yes i know but where's the evidence for that in this whole i mean the diversion of the russians know that their guns are heaven or something if you want to kill somebody you don't do something so crazy assumes a little poison that is where it's written herschel all over the place what is apparently written herschel over the place and that doesn't even kill the person you want to kill and you don't use it to kill somebody was no importance whatsoever and you don't do it a week before the election in other to discredit the election a few months before the world cup you know that to discredit the world government that's what they called the destruction of reason they something they were used to be and there has been in a sea mist visit that the strength of the west has been overseas. thank you he

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: a suspected driver who violently mowed down pedestrians in toronto, is in police custody. nine people were killed and at least 16 injured in the attack. president macron of france is beginning a state visit to the us, the first foreign leader to be given the honour since donald trump took office. and trending on bbc.com, the world's first total transplant of a penis and scrotum, a ballsy effort by surgeons in baltimore, maryland. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the new york times reports that as preparations are underway for talks between north and south korea later this week. some china analysts are fearing for their countries' interests as beijing is forced to watch from the sidelines. meanwhile, on the front page of the japan times, a cyber—security firm has alleged that chinese hackers have targeted japanese defence companies, possibly to extract information about tokyo's policy about resolvi

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universel macron is set to start three days of talks with president trump on his state visit to the us. a van has ploughed into pedestrians at high speed in toronto, killing 10 and injuring 15 more. officials say the incident was deliberate, but there are no wider national security implications. let's stay with that now. let's go live to the scene. salmaan farooqui is a journalist in toronto and joins me now. salmaan, what's the latest, what's going on? we had a news conference that happened with the mayor and the police chief in toronto and the latest news is the death toll got increased to ten people, it was originally nine, now it is ten people and 15 injured. we've also heard there is no terrorist links that have been found so far, but they aren't ruling anything out right now, but they are saying there's no threat to safety. the suspected driver, 25—year—old alek minassian, tell us what you know about him. he's in custody at the moment, isn't he? there's not a lot we know about alek minas

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeeadlines this hour: ending his state visit to the us, emmanuel macron has said he believes president trump will still walk away from the iran nuclear deal, despite their friendship. thousands of germans from different faiths and backgrounds have joined anti—semitism rallies, in protest at a spate of violent attacks. officials in libya are warning of a new migrant crisis in the mediterranean. they're appealing for help to deal with the flow of migrants leaving north africa trying to reach europe. as summer approaches, many are again attempting the dangerous crossing. in libya, as many as 1000 people have been intercepted in the past few days. from tripoli, our africa correspondent, andrew harding. first light off the coast of libya, and an unfamiliarforce is preparing for the mediterranean migration season. libya's coastguard, out of action for years, is back — funded by europe and on a mission to stop tens of thousands of migrants trying to cross this to reach italy. is this the way to

and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universeeadlines: a van has ploughed into pedestrians at high speed in toronto, killing ten and injuring 15 more. officials say the incident was deliberate, but there are no wider national security implications. president macron of france is beginning a state visit to the us, the first foreign leader to be given the honour since donald trump took office. bollywood is known for its popular musicals and dramas, but bbc news has spoken to a number of actors who say it has a serious sexual harassment problem. actresses say they have been asked for sexual favours by men in the industry. others say they have been molested. many fear their careers and lives will be ruined if they go public. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidya nathan sent this report from mumbai. these over—the—top dance routines are a staple of bollywood films. a scantily clad leading lady takes centre stage, as a group of men lust after her. 0n—screen, women are often seen as objects of desire, but also in real life. behind the glitz an

and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope — our window on the universewelcomes commonwealth heads of government to buckingham palace, as she looks to the future of the organisation after her reign. former fbi director, james comey tells the bbc he'd think twice about sharing sensitive information with president trump. commemorations have taken place in poland to mark the seventy—fifth anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. thousands ofjews were killed after they tried to resist german occupation in 1943. the polish president paid tribute to those who'd died, but again stressed that his country was in no way responsible for the holocaust. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. isa is a still burns for the heroes of warsaw. at noon, sirens rang out at the city ‘s memorial. a mood to pay tribute to all those who fought against the nazis. translation: today, all of us are bowing out had slowed to the courage of the warsaw insurgents. to their courage and their bravery. the warsaw uprising was the first of its kind in nazi occupied europe. hundreds of men and wome