well still ahead on al-jazeera connecting the chinese mainland with hong kong the world's longest sea crossing bridge opens. we got more wet weather coming into southern parts of the states over the next a day or so so you have the clouds just the easing outs of mexico coming into texas joining up with a line of cloud and some bits and pieces of rain up into the northeastern corner there into new york upstate new york will see some wet weather new england to both of the border seven celsius the four also a snow not too far away just sliding its way towards quick back further south that has outlined a wet weather just around the gulf of mexico into the panhandle that will make us where little further research as we go through where to stay hopefully a little dry but the cloud not too far away see some wet weather just talking in behind there just around new mexico pushing up towards colorado a possibility of some snow to see over the higher ground for the west is fine and dry with plenty of sunshine but the cloud well feeling here we got a little system just making its way towards that

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connecting the chinese mainland with hong kong the world's longest seed crossing bridge opens. from long flowing on in winds to an enchanting desert breeze the. we've got yet more wet weather into parts of the middle east and looking rather disturbed once again clouding right making its way across iraq towards the caspian sea another area of damp weather also making its way through that eastern side of the mediterranean cyprus could see some showers some showers there possibility spilling out of turkey and on into syria central parts generally settled now that cloud push its way across sea caspian of course more in parts of iraq over towards afghanistan to push through was to go on into wednesday but he makes way for the next system actually was showers coming in here with the possibility of some localized flooding something to watch out for the flooding rains that we've had recently and have eased now still are a rumble of thunder rather at the moment stay but come tuesday thirty six celsius in the sunshine summer temperatures are going into what is stable notice and still a p

the world's longest sea bridge is about to open, linking hong kong and macau to mainland china.cost $20 billion, and took almost a decade to build. you are up to date. stay with us, there will be more from our team on bbc news. and the top story in the uk... theresa may has told mps a deal to leave the eu is 95% agreed, but the issue of the northern ireland border remains unresolved more from me later. but first here is marie kem. chinese stocks have the best day in two years after beijing moved in to reassure i nvesto i’s . two years after beijing moved in to reassure investors. how do you feel about investing in a virtual country which only does good things to the world 7 we which only does good things to the world? we speak to the founders. good morning and welcome to asia business report live from singapore. let's start with the markets because chinese shares kicked off the week posting their biggest one—day gain in two years. the shanghai composite closed higher by over 4% on monday and that is after policymakers stepped in with a slew of new measures to shore up investors

five kilometers long but the bridge is not just a prestigious project it creates a link between mainland china macau and hong kong though some question its usefulness. the mega structure crossing the pole river delta links mainland china to an economic zone that is already one of the most dynamic in the world. it will cut the commute to and from hong kong from four hours to one. i declare the hong kong macao bridge open. the chinese president xi jinping officially opening the bridge two years behind schedule the structure includes a seven comments along underwater tunnel and was built to withstand earthquakes typhoons and collisions with ships but the project is not without its critics especially in hong kong some point to the project going fifteen billion euros of a budget while the territory has a deficit of affordable housing for others it symbolizes beijing's ambitions to further integrate hong kong into china and erode the city's autonomy and freedoms it's not exactly necessary because hong kong is connected to mainland china in every way already by land by air by sea the poll river

. $15 billion 34 mile bridge which chinois says is the longest cone mainland.raffic 9:00 a.m. on wednesday morning. it will carry 29,000 cars and trucks each day between the mainland and hong kong. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you. president trump is turning up the heat on saudi arabia saying he is not satisfied with the kingdom's explanation of what happened to the journalist jamal khashoggi. mnuchin meets the crown prince in riyadh to discuss the death of the saudi critic. reports that the cia director is having -- heading to turkey to investigate what happened. cohost on the middle east, you are on the ground in riyadh. good to see you this morning. the latest on the jamaal khashoggi investigation. you mentioned deliberations between the treasury secretary and the saudi crown prince. we do not have a readout as to what was discussed. we know the broad parameters. the death of the saudi combating just -- journalism and

spanning 55 kilometres: the world's longest sea bridge, linking hong kong and macau to mainland china, is about to open for business. unlocking the mysteries of of the humpback whale in antarctica's waters. how technology is giving scientists a new insight. live from our studios in singapore... and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where just a few hours ago, president donald trump warned that the united states intends to build up its arsenal of nuclear weapons to put pressure on russia and china. he repeated his charge that russia is not abiding by the 1987 nuclear treaty, which he's threatened to abandon. here's what mr trump had to say leaving the white house on the way to a campaign rally. they have not adhered to the spirit of the agreement or to the agreement itself, russia, china is not included there will be nobody not even close to us. i don't have to speak to them. i'm terminating the agreement. for more, i spoke a short time ago to our north america correspondent peter bowes, who tol

spanning 55 kilometres, the world's longest sea bridge linking hong kong and macau to mainland china, is open for business. in the light of the khashoggi murder, top business leaders are pulling out of the major investment conference that kicks off today in saudi arabia — what difference will it make? a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and the united states is gripped by lotto fever. the latest mega millions draw on tuesday has a potentialjackpot of $1.5 billion — the biggest payout in history. —— of $1.6 billion — the biggest payout in history. so today, i'd like to know — if you struck lucky, what would you spend it on? let me know. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. let's get started with the programme. in just a few hours, turkey's president erdogan is expected to reveal what he's called the "naked truth" about the murder ofjamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. for a while now, the turkish authorities have hinted they possess detailed information about the killing. it's led many countries to ca

spanning 55 km, the world's longest sea bridge, linking hong kong and macau to mainland china, is opening for business. turkey's president has promised he will present new information within hours about the death of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi at his country's consulate in istanbul. the saudi foreign minister has now acknowledged that mr khashoggi, a critic of the government, was murdered, and called it a tremendous mistake. he also called it a rogue operation, a line echoed by president trump, who has now sent the director of the cia to istanbul. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins has the latest. these are the latest pictures to emerge ofjamal khashoggi, with his fiancee. they are arriving at the consulate shortly before the visit to the saudi consulate where he was murdered. now look at this picture. turkish investigators believe this is one of the saudi hit squad, chosen as body double, wearing very similar clothes. later, the double was apparently seen safe on the streets of istanbul after the murder. could this be part of a huge saudi cover—up? significantly, preside

teachers come here from the french mainland but far too few and there's a lack of classrooms. now we have what should take priority here and that's a good question. in the capital mahmoud's well no six hundred children are unable to get a place in school even though. my yacht is a french territory half the people on the island are under the age of seventeen with everyone who has a priority food is of course the basis of their first there needs to be a food programme and the health program out in the slums not in the hospital it's there you. see the situation is extremely complicated. explain more complicated. there's a police presence at all of my art schools because the street children who are hungry and lacking in direction grade schools and drop school children. talks farther also stands guard outside the school as a volunteer he wants to protect his child from those at the very bottom of the he. attacks occur in the slums as well according to fox brother it's dog eat dog. that morning and demand money for cigarettes and asked for twenty cents if you don't have the money th

the others are from the french mainland we want. to take you were short staffed and the work load quickly pushes us to our limits a few more pairs of hands would be far from being a luxury goods and yet officially my yacht has just under two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants. but. again tonight pregnant women are lining up but i don't think that they will age but it is it that we. have the before. the labor wards are full. of it and we put two beds in this ante natal room separated by room dividers. water beds for the women we don't have space for in the proper labor wards. why did these women want to give birth here on my own. how did they get. the women don't want to talk about it even though the midwife tells them will hide their identities. are they worried because many of them came here illegally. one of the draws is bound to be the hospital's high standard of health care enough children are born here every day to from a classroom in the future if they did a. little on this. they were like a baby factory whatever another just

she's the only male hey that's the name for people native to my or the other is a from the french mainland we want. to take you are short staffed and workload quickly pushes us to our limits a few more pairs of hands would be far from being a luxury tax and yes officially my yacht has just under two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants. but. again tonight pregnant women are lining up what ever that they've aged but it will be the. belly of a penalty for the fall if. the labor wards are four. beds in this ante natal room separated by room dividers. walkabouts for the women we don't have space for in the proper labor wards. why did these women want to give birth here on my origin how did they get. the women don't want to talk about it even though the midwife tells them will hide their identities. are they worried because many of them came here illegally. one of the draws is bound to be the hospital's high standard of health care enough children are born here every day to from a classroom in the future they are. little bodies on this. they were like a baby factory whatever another just like on

linking hong kong and the casino hub macau with zhuhai on the chinese mainland.co, china hopes. it links to more than 60 million people in china‘s high—tech manufacturing base. it‘s the place where this country first experimented with economic reform, 40 years ago. translation: i think this bridge will bring great convenience to the whole of zhuhai, hong kong and macau and promote the economic development of the whole area of the pearl river delta. it was a brief, in fact very brief ceremony for china‘s president. xi jinping simply declared the bridge open and then went off to inspect it. what has immediately become a tourist attraction comes with a very heavy price tag. the bbc understands 18 workers were killed during construction. hundreds were injured. the structure is not all bridge, tunnels were built as well, dug to allow shipping to pass freely. but some in hong kong and in particular worry it‘s another symbol from beijing of encroaching sovereignty onto its special status. 0thers claim it will be woefully underused. there are traffic quotas, different in

the third—strongest storm in recorded history to hit the us mainland continues to sweep across the southast of the country. michael, which made landfall as a category four hurricane, is heading for south carolina. two people, including a child, have been killed. i was in a bunker, and just prayers. and how half of this missed us i have no godly idea. we'll have the latest from florida, where storm surge warnings are still in place. also this lunchtime... two astronauts make an emergency landing in kazakhstan after their soyuz spacecraft, bound for the international after their soyuz spacecraft, bound for the international space station, malfunctioned after take off. the former prime minister sirjohn major warns universal credit could be as damaging to the conservative party as the poll tax. the struggle to access some nhs services in england is a growing ‘care injustice‘ which needs to be tackled immediately, says the health regulator. and the man who tackled a london bridge terrorist armed only with his skateboard posthumously receives the george medal for bravery — his parents collecte

the story is on the chinese mainland.p 3.25% for that index. .orporate stories and earnings from that all out the window. it does not matter. it matters what aging thinks. heading into the lunch break in japan. the last are before we enter that much-needed break, given where things are now. this is bloomberg. ♪ kong, on10:29 in hong paul allen with the first word headlines. xi jingping has vowed "unwavering support" for the private sector in china's latest attempt to: fears about the slowing economy. i said anything that negates or weakens the private economy is wrong, and he supports private enterprise. thevice premier also said government would continue to support the private sector. the u.s. is ramping up pressure wayhina in may change the the country is manipulating its currency. they shouldn said adopt a wider definition of currency manipulation. does not meet all three of the current standards for currency manipulation, however that could change. president trump is planning to pull the u.s. out of the major arms tre

erode the city's autonomy and freedoms if not exactly necessary because hong kong is connected to mainland china in every way already by land by air by sea the pearl river delta economic zone comprises eleven cities which now have hopes of a tourism boom. similar to that enjoyed by casino hope macau the mega bridge opens to traffic on wednesday complete with possible controls the number of vehicles using it well initially be restricted leaving many locals having to take a bus to cross it. isin business with you. on the roadways you're a mass joyous find the most populous countries to visit. germany from most to solve everything from hot isn't as. culture and a few surprises. because if you're an every day this week don't want. the morning nap. it's a cataclysm. the first clue to say the twentieth century. the war to end all wars cost millions of lives. world. marks the hundredth anniversary of. what has humankind learned from the great work. as if. it's real peace and impossibilities. the teenage not forgotten the w.'s november focus. hi there welcome to a new week of euro max your daily d

to has opened the longest sea bridge in the world it's a fifty five kilometer long link between mainland china macau and hong kong and it reduces travel time from three hours to just thirty minutes and engineering prestige project that some say was never really needed except for those in beijing who want tighter grips on hong kong. the mega structure crossing the pearl river delta links mainland china to an economic zone that is already one of the most dynamic in the world. it will cut the commute to and from hong kong from four hours to one. i declare the hong kong macau bridge open for chinese president xi jinping officially opening the bridge two years behind schedule the structure includes a seven kilometer long underwater tunnel and was built to withstand earthquakes typhoons and collisions with ships but the project is not without its critics especially in hong kong some point to the project going fifteen billion euros over budget while the territory has a deficit of affordable housing for others it symbolizes beijing's ambitions to further integrate hong kong into china and erode

the mega structure crossing the pole river delta links mainland china to an economic zone that is already one of the most dynamic in the world. it will cut the commute to and from hong kong from four hours to one. i declare the hong kong macao bridge open. the chinese president xi jinping officially opening a bridge two years behind schedule the structure includes a seven kilometer long underwater tunnel and was built to withstand earthquakes typhoons and collisions with ships but the project is not without its critics especially in hong kong some point to the project going fifteen billion euros of a budget while the territory has a deficit of affordable housing for others it symbolizes beijing's ambitions to further integrate hong kong into china and erode the city's autonomy and freedoms it's not exactly necessary because hong kong is connected to mainland china in every way they are ready by and by by sea the pearl river delta economic zone comprises eleven cities which now have hopes of a tourism boom similar to that enjoyed by casino hope. to make a bridge opens to traffic on wednesd

host: put it in perspective for us mainlanders.the problem of affordable housing worse in hawaii than the mainland united states? compare and contrast for us. guest: i think it is. one, we have a limited amount of land. we are islands. none of the islands are connected in any way except by air. you could take a boat. it takes a couple of days to traverse the pacific to another island. really, you take oahu, our most dense island, we have one million people here and 640 square miles. i would say 40% to 50% of it is our conservation area, foothills up to the mountains. then we have other factors we are looking at, sea level rise, climate change and what that will bring in where we can develop. we have quite a bit of urban land, we probably need a little more. if we change the densities in our current urban land, the projection is for -- -- i was talking about the 22,500 affordable rental units -- the projection is 40% will be on oahu and the rest spread throughout the other islands. i think we have unique challenges. we just don't ha

breaks it is a huge risk for an irish star bred industry of because obviously where detached from mainland europe for a horse for example like invincible spare us a lot of the mares will use the u.k. as a land bridge so if they have to take a lot longer to get to where they need to go to there becomes a risk and naturally breeders will decide not to travel and will decide to use the stallions at home. every year brit spend two hundred fifty million euro zone thoroughbreds from their irish neighbors no wonder then that when it comes to freedom of movement many irish are concerned about their horses as well as themselves. our next stop is india. the state of asylum is implementing a new citizens' register only genuine indians are added to the list many immigrants and members of minority groups are being excluded bengalese indians are particularly affected and millions could soon be stateless. getting home it can often be a tricky task. this was solid land a few days ago but the landscape here in this remote part of the indian state of a son often changes sidique says he's lived on the state'

the mega structure crossing the pearl river delta links mainland china to an economic zone that is already one of the most dynamic in the world. it will cut the commute to and from hong kong from four hours to one. i declare the hong kong mark how bridge open. chinese president xi jinping officially opening a bridge two years behind schedule the structure includes a seven kilometer long underwater tunnel and was built to withstand earthquakes typhoons and collisions with ships but the project is not without its critics especially in hong kong some point to the project going fifteen billion euros of a budget while the territory has a deficit of affordable housing for others it symbolizes beijing's ambitions to further integrate hong kong and to china and erode the city's autonomy and freedoms if not exactly necessary because hong kong is connected to mainland china in every way already by by by sea the pearl river delta economic zone comprises eleven cities which now have hopes of a tourism boom similar to that enjoyed by casino mark out the mega bridge opens to traffic on wednesday complet

particularly hurricane michael a phenomenally strong storm, one of the most powerful to hit the us mainlandmost category five and it is ripping through the south—east, moving through georgia and into the carolinas and there is and into the carolinas and there is a concern of more flash flooding, following on from florence. on to oui’ following on from florence. on to our shores and this is the start of storm callum, nothing in comparison to michael but it will bring wet and windy weather. it will develop through this evening and overnight and it has prompted the met office toissue and it has prompted the met office to issue an amber warning for the rain, particularly for south wales. it will be a main event for most of us it will be a main event for most of us and there it ain't splashed or two ahead of it, sharon was in the north—east of scotland and rain behind it —— showers. between there is some sunshine and is quite warm but that will fade with the rain and further west you could see some late sunshine. 22 is what we expect this afternoon. through the evening and overnight, the rain mo

that's the mainland over there and what we? i people are starting to think about hawaii's role and the greater, united states, particularly after january 13 when we had a false missile alert that made headlines everywhere. we were fought to be a target of a missile. many people were thinking, what is hawaii's role? the national security issues and in a way, military issues play out around the world. >> the state monument is one of hawaii's recognizable landmarks. a popular hiking spot can be seen from one of the busiest tour areas. coming up, we continue our special look at hawaii with author sidney. on the story of the last hawaiian monarch. >> my book starts and ends with the narrative of growing up in hawaii and trying to find out why we don't have land and so instead of feeling, having gone through the documents and being immersed in that information, i feel more empowered to know that we knew what was going on then and we can figure out our way now. >> 1848, hawaiian king set aside 1.8 million acres of land on the islands

still to come fifty five kilometers of tarmac stretching between hong kong macau and the chinese mainlandchina opens the world's longest sea bridge. also in the champions league tonight the most into submitted match of secrecy an hour and i'll do a take to the pitch for his team to renters against manchester united now the club that had to make him a household name head of the game goodall do spoke publicly for the first time about drip allegations made against him by an american woman she's now suing him and the police have reopened a two thousand and nine investigation at her request. all eyes are on christiane of an elder as he returns to manchester to face his former club on this occasion however football is not the only focus as the portuguese spoke to reporters for the first time about this ongoing court case whether the allegations are proving a distraction from his professional life now that was the fight. this tape we did this statement. so weeks ago if i'm not wrong so i'm glad of course i'm not going to lie on this situation i'm very happy my lawyer. they are confidence and of

it was one of the most powerful ever to make landfall in the us mainland. the storm surged rate -- surge reached 12 feet. it was just shy of a hurricane -- category 5 hurricane. it was pulling us out. i thought these walls were going to go next. they did not. an the roof of this gymnasium was ripped open like a tin can. an overturned truck littered the tour matt -- tarmac on the air force base. emergency officials say their top priority is search and rescue. they expect the death toll will rise. we have not been able to assess. it will take us time to do that. we need to fully understand who did not evacuate. >> reporter: power lines like these are down all over the region. at least 650,000 homes and businesses are without electricity. utility companies say it could take days and maybe even weeks to finish repairs. >> this storm could have cost $10 billion. >> reporter: the governor says the search and rescue is a focus with teams fanned out across the panhandle looking for anyone who may be trapped. back to you. >>> michael was the third most powerful hurr

coming up ahead fifty five kilometers of tom extraction between hong kong macau and the chinese mainland china opens the world's longest sea bridge. but first to the u.s. it's only two weeks until midterm congressional elections and i don't precedented number women are running for office it's been called the pink wave but it's not reserved only for liberal candidates today we profile a republican who once called president transfer moxon women disgusting now she's turned to the commander in chief for backing as she vias for a senate seat her party must win to keep its reserve in majority. marco makes furth to be a force pilot in combat kong with woman running for the u.s. senate in arizona in a race that will help decide which party controls the sham. and emotional moment for markham excel and the republican primaries she fended off fell under oath from the far right now she is her party's hope to hold the open senate seat in a difficult election and i feel very humbled and honored and grateful. she is the favorite of the republican establishment and has a reputation as a political modera

the rain in the northern isles towards northern mainland scotland, the wind picking up mainland scotlande wind picking up tonight across the northern half of the uk but keeping temperatures up of the uk but keeping temperatures up compared with last night. some of us up compared with last night. some of us into double figures, lower temperatures will be in southern england, low signal fingers temperatures will be in southern england, low signalfingers in places, maybe the odd patch of mist and fog, but nothing widespread. tomorrow we will keep pulses of rain and strong wind coming into the westernmost parts of scotland, gusty winds for the pennines, around 50 miles an hour. most places a mixture of cloud and sunshine and and a little bit warmer tomorrow. in aberdeenshire, sunshine could see 18 degrees. by wednesday, most places dry. the breeze using. for thursday, the first signs of that change to colder weather. notice the rain gathering towards north—west scotland. this is a weather front that will move south thursday night into friday, still ahead of it on friday, some sunny spells, t

applications are processed and in a situation where there isn't adequate facilities also on the mainland we do not have the lot of good housing offered to these people many of the of the people that are being transferred are transferred to unsanitary comms camps that have been shut down before because they were not suitable are now opened again for people to be hosted and there is a desperate need for an improvement in the conditions both on the islands and in the mainland as a matter of urgency but there is need for longer term solutions for integration and there is also need for all the european governments to support greece by sharing the responsibility for for the number of people that are seeking protection in europe welcoming refugees in other european countries as well because the issue of refugees arriving on european shows is gone largely alz of the headlines and yet places like greece is still saying many people arriving all nationals. it is true this is this is a crisis european government has tried to do to push away and this is something that is still ongoing people are stil

reappear again after several months of being held on the mainland now there could be an innocent explanation for monk's disappearance but if he hasn't appeared by monday then i think the chinese authorities will be facing demands for some sort of explanation qatar's a mere shift i mean been hammered out in argentina as part of a tour of latin america qatar has been working on building new alliances ever since a diplomatic crisis broke out in twenty seventeen pitting it against a regional blockade led by saudi arabia donald shannon reports. it's a state visit from two countries an opposite sides of the globe which on the surface don't have a great deal in common guitar a small but wealthy desert state covered already suffering its own severe local political.

slaves is to swim the route back to the mainland to escape captivity.anslation: is the third time that i have one race. last year, i was surprised that i finished second, it so today i am happy that i came first. —— it is. the 31st annual swim attracted competitors from around the world and hundreds of spectators and across the city. the locals, the swim is both a nod to the area's history and an expression of their love for the ocean. translation: in the morning, we go to the swimming pool and in the evening, we go to train at the beach for the children to get ready to swim in the sea because they will be waves, currents, and the children will have to deal with that, so they need to get used to swimming in open water. now, monday the first of october is china national day, and to get into the spirit of the event, several cities across china have been staging these amazing light shows. this is just a flavour of what was on offer. in shenzhen, more than a million led lights were installed on the skyscrapers to illuminate the night sky. most people in chi

moving over mainland mexico, and then into the u.s. as a tropical depression and low pressure system. bringing rain and thunderstorms to texas, and then it will merge into a cold front and become a nor'easter. this is this weekend for the east coast in the northeast. we will talk about our weather here at home. coming up. >>> if you are feeling lucky, now is the time to buy a mega millions ticket. anyone can become a billionaire and just a matter of hours. lump sum payment would be $904million. that is the largest jackpot in u.s. history. the odds of winning are one in more than 300million. tonight is their night. >> two weeks ago, i missed one number of the mega, last week just a mega , now i'm sure i'm going to get the big one. >> read them and weep , people. i have the winning numbers, don't even bother. party at my house tomorrow. the only jackpot up for grabs. tomorrow's a powerball jackpot is worth 620 million. combined they are worth $2.2billion. >>> minutes ago, a rally outside started after 1.5 years filled negotiation talks.

the world's longest crossing bridge opens in china connecting the mainland to hong kong. it's exactly three weeks since saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was last seen entering his country's consulate in istanbul and the investigation into his killing appears to be coming to a conclusion techie's president has vowed to reveal what investigators have found he's expected to speak in the next two hours and provided details statement on what investigators have uncovered that as a new report to a growing weight of evidence linking the saudi crown prince to the crime quoting two intelligence sources reuters news agency reports that mohammed bin salmond's key aide gave real time instructions over skype to the hit squad whilst they killed . in the meantime the head of the cia has landed in turkey in a hospital is looking for more information to give to the white house latest comments put the killing down to a plot gone awry. well the story keeps on moving and we have our correspondents across all the latest developments. in istanbul will go to heaven just a moment first though som

disappeared from a hotel in hong kong twenty months ago he'd been wanted for questioning here in the mainland and hasn't been seen since and then in june a well known actress vanished she suddenly popped up just this week following an investigation into her tax affairs and then of course we had the cases of the hong kong booksellers who also vanished only to. reappear again of the several months of being held on the mainland now there could be an innocent explanation for monks disappearance but if he hasn't appeared by monday then i think the chinese authorities will be facing demands for some sort of explanation a prominent critic of rwanda's president paul kagame has been freed from jail the high court granted bail to diane require on friday she was bronx last year from challenging in the presidential election and was arrested a month later that was in august latin america's largest democracy is heading to the polls on sunday it's one of the most uncertain and divisive elections since the end of the military dictatorship more than three decades ago in brazil polls put leftwing fernando had

tying hong kong physically the mainland for the first time. hello get or welcome back to international weather forecast all across europe we're looking at a cold blast that is coming into play right now you can see here on the side of the leverage all these clouds coming in from the north now behind this is much colder air i want to show the forecast map as we go towards mid week look at these high temperatures out here towards eastern parts of europe not even making double digits for warsaw your high temperature on the wednesday is going to be eight kiev a date as well moscow we're looking at only six degrees now that cold air continues to sink down here towards the southeast and with that we're going to be seeing some very heavy rain showers as well those going to be pushing through parts of turkey and with that we do think we're going to see some thunderstorms but behind it of course it is going to be much cooler with a high temperature if you of about twelve degrees now here along the northern part of africa we are seeing quite a bit of cl

reappear again after several months of being held on the mainland now there could be an innocent explanation for monk's disappearance but if he hasn't appeared by monday then i think the chinese authorities will be facing demands for some sort of explanation questions are being raised about the future of press freedoms in hong kong after authorities there refused to renew your work visa for a financial times journalist it's a red decision in a chinese city that takes pride in its freedoms the newspapers asia editor victor mallet chaired a talk by a print independence activist at the city's foreign correspondents club in august while it decided to go ahead with moderating the talk despite objections from the hong kong government and china's foreign ministry. it's been a week since the indonesian island of soloway z was struck by a magnitude seven point five earthquake that triggered a tsunami more than fifteen hundred people are now confirmed dead and bodies are still being pulled from the daybreak with mosques completely destroyed by the six metre high waves friday prayers were held outside

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mainland. ginger standing by with the new track. >>> just in tonight, authorities moments ago in the case of that missing 13-year-old girl. now details, after learning her father answered the door and was shot, now word tonight of two vehicles they're looking for. >>> and it's now $1.6 billion up for grabs. and tonight here, the one number that has come up the most. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with the drama unfolding south of the border tonight. president trump watching very unclosely, and he's already made it very clear he will make this a major issue, just two weeks now until the crucial midterms. thousands of migrants marching north through mexico, hoping to reach the u.s. president trump calling it a, quote, national emergency, vowing to send in the u.s. military. the president saying hiding in the thousands of marchers are violent criminals and people from the middle east. our team on the scene has found no evidence