[speaking g arabic] [rana speaking ararabic] [rawan speaking arabicic] [rana speaking] [both speaking] [coach speaking in arabic] [girls speaking arabic] ghazi al omari: actually, mueen was one of the most active focal popoints. he was very y support, very cooperative, uh, he was there always when we need something. his death was like-- it was a tragedy, a heartbroken story, because, like, he was preparing for palestiniadi each day by day. we thought about postponing the event, , but we know it's not his wish. he wanted very mumuch this event to hahappen, his students to participate. he did a lot for this event, so we wanted to make itspecial eevent, mueen el-jeishi editition of palestiniadi. [drums bebeating, cheheering, chanting] ananya: the p palestiniadi is st of a mini olympics for palestinian children. particularly we look for children who come from particularly vulnerable backgrounds, and we try to make it very inclusive, and we bring palestinian children to the events, but we also bring children from lebanese backgrounds to the event, too, so that there's interaction between t

[speaking g arabic] [rana speaking ararabic] [rawan speaking arabicic] [rana speaking] [both speaking] [coach speaking in arabic] [girls speaking arabic] ghazi al omari: actually, mueen was one of the most active focal popoints. he was very y support, very cooperative, uh, he was there always when we need something. his death was like-- it was a tragedy, a heartbroken story, because, like, he was preparing for palestiniadi each day by day. we thought about postponing the event, , but we know it's not his wish. he wanted very mumuch this event to hahappen, his students to participate. he did a lot for this event, so we wanted to make itspecial eevent, mueen el-jeishi editition of palestiniadi. [drums bebeating, cheheering, chanting] ananya: the p palestiniadi is st of a mini olympics for palestinian children. particularly we look for children who come from particularly vulnerable backgrounds, and we try to make it very inclusive, and we bring palestinian children to the events, but we also bring children from lebanese backgrounds to the event, too, so that there's interaction between t

but rana rahimpourand her colleagues have a problem.or the past nine years bbc persian staff have faced persecution at the hands of the iranian authorities, and that has recently escalated. in march, the bbc made an unprecedented appeal to the united nations to lobby iran to stop harassing its staff, on world press freedom day. the campaign continued with a demonstration outside broadcasting house in london. well, jamie angus, the director of the bbc‘s world service group, is here to tell us more. can you summarise first what has been happening with bbc persian journalists? well, ourjournalists who broadcast in farsi to iran are all based here in london, and that's primarily because they can't safely return to iran under fear of arrest. that's gone on for many years now, but more worryingly in recent years we've had an escalation of that harassment, which now applies to their wider families back in iran, and in particular to an entirely vexatious national security case, brought by one of the revolutionary courts in iran, which has seen

bbc persia presenter, rana rahimpour. reinstate us trade restrictions. they had been lifted in exchange for iran limiting its nuclear programme. that move leaves deals worth billions of dollars hanging in the balance and some of the worlds biggest companies counting the cost. joe miller is in new york. talk us through some of the wizards, losers, because amongst those companies really being affected by this is bowing. after president obama signed a deal in 2015, boeing saw an opportunity in iran because iran had an ageing fleet of airline, they signed a $20 billion each to provide iran with a series ofjumbo jets. now boeing is being given 90 days to either deliver those planes or pull out of their deal after those 90 days it'll be illegal to sell planes to iran. and that is quite a big blow for the company. and any blow to is the blow to the us economy as a whole, such as the size of the company, which makes up a big part of the dowjones. it was a big part of the dowjones. it was a big part of the us economy doing so well

rana, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i'll leave you all with this. america's mayor booed on his own turf. rudy giuliani celebrated his birthday by attending a yankee's game. the franchise wishing him a happy birthday, and then this happened. >> ouch. giuliani apparently losing favorable in his own state perhaps as a result of his wild cableppearanceshere he offers an unwavering defense for another new yorker. for rudy giuliani, it had to hurt. yankee's stadium is his home away from home. so this moment last night, a stark contrast to giuliani's good old days as gotham's mayor. >>> perhaps the biggest yankee's fan is the mayor of new york city, rudy giuliani. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> a hero to us all, the former mayor of new york city. >> i would note the yankees won world world championships when i was the mayor. >> let's go yankees. >> i can't help it. i mean, i was a yankee fan before i was the mayor. i was the yankee fan before i could even remember. >> my, what a difference a couple decades makes. thanks for being with me. i'

but rana rahimpourand her colleagues have a problem.op harassing its staff on world press freedom day. the campaign continued with a demonstration outside broadcasting house in london. well, jamie angus, the director of the bbc‘s world service group, is here to tell us more. can you summarise first what has been happening with bbc persian journalists? well, ourjournalists who broadcast in farsi to iran are all based here in london and that's primarily because they can't safely return to iran under fear of arrest. that's gone on for many years now but more worryingly, in recent years, we've had an escalation of that harassment which now applies to their wider families back in iran and in particular to an entirely vexatious national security case brought by one of the revolutionary courts in iran which has seen their families' assets of up to 150 persian service staff effectively frozen, which has been very, very worrisome for them. what are the bbc doing about the situation? we've been running a series of public campaigns to draw attenti

to recover though the gunman is reportedly been arrested with more on the attack his generous javid rana. he was he having small meeting in his home dong and all of a sudden one he jumped me up near the fire and that was their car which is why not go on was injured yes and why he is not any any serious condition according to the look of me out there suggesting that it appears to be some sort of local issue or in fact a salve that has been going to his campaign obviously got made weird by some of the just doctors have been complaining that the government has been inclined to dislodge mys five you saw it is that a small sliver so that would be a possible source of why this there is a fact and five responded more than called dozen people who were given i've just awful months back and they lost last year rice and the complete are on that particular issue so that was a better detour not to be ruled out. for the big stories of the week major developments in the ongoing investigation into the script poisoning case nato country admitted it had produced another child like substance as recently as

as you say, it gave birth to the #metoo movement, rana burke, one of the founders of the #metoo movementinto the authorities marked, as she put it, a turning point in the conversation. expected to hand himself into police in new york on morning. the hollywood actor, morgan freeman, has apologised after eight women reportedly claimed he subjected them to harassment or inappropriate behaviour. the us network cnn says the incidents happened on film sets and at freeman's production company. in a statement, he says he never intended to make anyone feel uneasy, and he apologised to anyone felt uncomfortable or disrespected. yemen has declared a state of emergency on the island of socotra as a tropical storm intensified, flooding villages and capsizing boats. at least 19 people are missing. socotra lies between the arabian peninsula and the horn of africa and has been largely untouched by yemen's three—year—old war. lebo diseko reports. this is what a disaster province looks like. hundreds of people were forced to leave their homes as the cyclone hits socotra. not everyone made it to safety in

in best female, vera lynn is up against the italian pianist beatrice rana, 76 years herjunior.tokio myers, the winner of last year's britain's got talent. # and i know we'll meet again... #. yes, she was the forces' sweetheart. and now, almost 80 years later, vera lynn is the darling of the classic brits awards. colin paterson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. the field not looking quite as vibrant and golden under the grey skies, quite a bit of rain around, spreading east, some of it quite heavy, all courtesy of this area of low pressure. ice bar is fairly packed together, it has been quite windy and cold through the morning.

my colleague rana rahimapour of bbc perians is here to tell us more about the reaction in tehran.ree years ago, when the nuclear deal was signed, there was a renewed sense of hope for many in iran that it might lead to a better future, but donald trump repeatedly called it a bad deal, and he's named a few major reasons. one was the deal was time limited and was going to expire within ten or 15 years. that meant that iran could eventually resume enrichment of nuclear fuel. but in scrapping it altogether, enrichment could resume much sooner. he also said the deal doesn't contain iran's ballistic missile programme, which is a worry shared by some in israel. and iran's influence in the region wasn't limited. something the president now wants to see. everything that the west is worried about iran, its ballistic missiles, its role in the region, its support for hezbollah, those are going to be much more difficult to manage now that iran is outside the deal than when iran was inside it. secondly, once you end the deal, the nuclear issue becomes actually your top priority in dealing with

and rana is such a fascinating talent. i think the lineup is strong.heater geek, i have to say getting to work with rita moreno who has been a legend for half a century, she is probably my favorite. >> and still performing fed one reason why -- still performing. one reason will be featured is because of the tribune to leonard bernstein. what went into that thinking this year? >> he was born 100 years ago this august in lawrence, massachusetts. theme with the boston line into harvard and he lived in roxbury and then moved to brooklyn and other parts of boston, so he is also, on top of that, boston pops was one of the first concert he came to. conducted by arthur fiedler in 1933. the first time he stood at a podium in front of an orchestra was with the boston pops in 1941, so we feel we have some claim to really join with the rest of the musical world and celebrate perhaps the most influential american classical musician ever. >> really looking forward to it, see you in a couple weeks. we are getting ready every here. we are excited. keith lockhart, the

. >> la tormenta durÓ un par de horas pero se necesito rana semanas para recuperarse de los estragos.n janice que tiene mÁs informaciÓn al respecto, buen dÍa janice te escuchamos >>> muy buenos dÍas compaÑera y bueno, tenemos que hablar de lo que estÁ sucediendo a lo largo del noreste que continÚa con todos esos titulares en el tiempo. >> miren nada mÁs las precipitaciones continÚan sin embargo, tenemos que mencionar el reporte de un tornado en sullivan en la parte alta de nueva york, tambiÉn fuera de eso Árboles caÍdos estamos hablando de granizos del tamaÑo de una canica o mÁs grandes en new jersey se reportÓ incendio debido a los rayos asÍ que condiciones severas en las cuales se tranquilizan y las lluvias continÚan en el dÍa de hoy y maÑana, se espera se intensifica a lo largo de la costa de long island y sectores costeros de nueva inglaterra. >> tenga cuidado y vean como se extiende los sistemas de baja presiÓn dejando precipitaciones por el medio atlÁntico tambiÉn en el sureste de los estados unidos. >> en el dÍa de hoy el tiempo severo se encuentra en nivel ligero y estÁ en el

voy a hablar de la informaciÓn de este martes ya que ya es oficial seÑores las autoridades en skwiz ranaÍntimas habÍa practicado actividad sexuales de fantasÍa pero que no a grez rÍo a nadie y que nunca habrÍa practicado sexual sin con sentimiento mutuo. >> mÁs de mil refugiados en salvador por los sismos, hay albergues para las familias afectadas por lo menos 200 casas sufrieron daÑo y las casas se mantendrÁn suspendidas este martes, ante el temor de nuevos temblores los damnificados se sienten mucho mÁs protegidos en estos refugios. >> el problema que en las casas estÁn viendo que se estan cayendo paredes y tejas que las lÁminas que tenemos tambiÉn suenan y eso genera mÁs temor a uno, luego aquÍ pues no estamos viendo nada de eso. >> por cierto, en estos albergues el gobierno de salvador les garantiza agua y alimentos asÍ como cobijas y frazadas y tambiÉn colchonetas. >> vayamos a tabasco mÉxico donde el ex rector de la universidad, a quien le fue amputada una mano estÁ de regreso en su casa tras recibir el alta hospitalaria, el mÉdico que lo atiende indicÓ que figueroa evoluciona favo

y la reina raÑa madre de cuatro hijos fue la tercera mujer mÁs bella del mundo y una de las 100 mujeresembre de 20002 y se convirtieron en reyes de los paÍses bajos en 2003. no fue nada fÁcil para máxima, una de las primeras latinas en conquistar a un monarca y ganarse el cariÑo del pueblo. pero hoy en dÍa se ha convertido en uno de los miembros mÁs queridos de la corona holandesa. el prÍncipe alberto de mÓnaco al igual que su padre fue le echado por una mujer que a diferencia de ellos, fue al atleta olÍmpica sudafricana a quien le juro amor eterno en julio del 2011. >> yo, felipe, te recibo como esposa en la salud y enfermedad todos los dÍas de mi vida. >> cÓmo olvidar el romance y matrimonio del ahora rey felipe de espaÑa y la entonces periodista divorciada letizia ortiz el 22 de mayo de 2004. letizia que logrÓ mantener el noviazgo en secreto hasta su compromiso ha sido vÍctima de fuertes crÍticas por sus colegas de la prensa y por el pÚblico al ser la primera plebeya en convertirse en una reina en espaÑa. otra latinoamericana que logrÓ conquistar a su prÍncipe es la venezolana adrian

rana jawad reports from tunis. proclaimed army in the east of the country. country. will pass electoralry. wider conflict in the country. criticism in the run—up to this summit and the aftermath of it. summit and the aftermath of it. billed as being under the auspices of the un. of the un. countries were on board with the summit taking place. summit taking place. called on by france by sec emmanuel macron. macron. political stability in the aftermath. aftermath. necessarily those represented at the meeting, do they accept the results? meeting, do they accept the results? will they even allowed the election to take place? to take place? get placed into a deeper military and political crisis. and political crisis. climate is ready to host any kind of election in the country. in knife crime across london. years, include lyrics that encourage violent attacks. heavily outstripping other parts of the country. to london's murders". this is what youtube has had to say about it. "identify real—life threats". our reporter chi chi izundu has more on this. music. is glamorizing violent crime on lin