a car and johan are meanwhile 4 and 6 years old the legal situation is clear under the hague convention japan must repatriate children within 6 weeks of the filing of the petition for their return. japan ratified the convention. it went into force 5 years ago but you pan hasn't been complying with it. she of the ministry of foreign affairs says they have good reason. must. get in he said our goal is to have the parent with whom the child is living and comply with the court ruling voluntarily. this is also a matter of the child's welfare. voluntary compliance that's a little bit wishful thinking here and could hardly be blamed for feeling angry. us with a scream and anger would get me nowhere as i feel helpless helpless because of my children or even mine to condone. his children have vanished and journal has no idea if they're well or happy. and brought reams of documents with him including the verdict granting him sole custody. a direct enforcement of compulsory return of the children is supposed to take place the following day. and has a meeting with the bailiff and his lawyer were no

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so the message here in the hague is clear, and it is reverberating again all over the world today.r, we do for the world, and we're doing for the world, that's better. these are the superheroes of the future. their relationship with the environment today will determine what it looks like in the future. more than 20 years ago, diana princess of wales, walked through a minefield in angola to highlight the threat posed by landmines. on friday, her son prince harry, retraced her steps to see how much has changed, and what still needs to be done to combat the problem. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell sent us this report. minefields. .. a massive problem in angola, and an issue with a particular resonance for harry — in memory of his mother's efforts to make the world do something to deal with them. harry was taken into one of the minefields being cleared by britain's halo trust. he saw the painstaking work of the mine clearance teams, combing the ground metre by metre. explosion. he detonated a mine which had been found a few days ago. and then on to huambo, angola's second cit

the message here in the hague is clear, and it is reverberating again all over the world today.est, the rest say we do for the world, where doing it for the world, that's better. these other superheroes of the future. their relationship with the environment today will determine what it looks like in the future. the pakistani prime minister has said there will be a bloodbath in kashmir when indian troops withdraw. the indian administered part of kashmir has been under lockdown since new delhi scrap its semiautonomous status in early august. here is what imran khan had to say at the un general assembly. what is going to happen when the cu rfew what is going to happen when the curfew is lifted will be a bloodbath. the people will come out, 900,000 troops there, they have not come and modi says they have done this for the prosperity of kashmir, this for the prosperity of kashmir, this is supposed to be for the development of these 900,000 troops, what are they going to do? when they come out, they will be a bloodbath! more than twenty years ago, diana princess of wales, walked throu

and we share of viewer video sent in from the hague seat of the dutch government. to kick things off i'm taking a walk down bonds path of democracy along the route you'll come across the alex and the colonel. bond was heavily involved in world war 2 so there weren't enough venues in the sit. for officials to meet when it became the new capital the parliamentary council got together and this natural history museum to draft a basic law for post-war germany now the country's constitution. like. this is where all the important people gather. dark clothes it was all very grand and formal. the base of an orchestra performed that was the day i know was asked to create a government and draw up the basic law. but it was already a museum back then. yes it was this is always been a museum and their voice been lots of stuffed animals standing around they all had to be removed for the ceremony back then the problem was that one animal could not be removed. so the taxidermists didn't do a great job. contained. and they were worried that if they moved it it might fall apart. ther

so the message here in the hague is clear, and it is reverberating again all over the world today., and now we hope that's the, um, the rechter, we do for the world, and we're doing for the world, that's better. these are the superheroes of the future. their relationship with the environment today will determine what it looks like in the future. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has been given one week to hand over documents concerning contact with the ukrainian government as part of an impeachment investigation into donald trump. afghanistan steps up security as 9 million voters choose their next president, despite threats of violence by the taliban. let's get more on our top story now — angela reddock—wright is an employment lawyer and an expert on whistleblower legislation. given joining givenjoining us. talk about given joining us. talk about the whistleblower first of all because quite worryingly, we've had in the last day or so, a little bit of information about identification, this could be a cia agent. how difficult is it going

war crimes tribunal in the hague sentence them to lengthy prison terms from a question my life was a nightmare of i was 30 with no husband and my back up against all the press that it was like being on the ground and having to get up on my own and learn to walk again like a toddler i stood alone but in spite of everything life went on. her cooperative process is more than $600.00 tons of vegetables a year. 3 lawn works here alongside 58 women. and they want to expand. their pickled peppers pepperoni isn't gherkins made according to traditional recipes are sold at markets across the region although 70 percent of their product is exported. plus i was a woman in my early thirty's when i set up a company with one euro it has since become a large scale enterprise and the only woman in costs of running a company like this i did it with determination and hard work and with god's help i've managed to stay healthy he. cursed it up the fast growing capital costs of his home to a growing number of cars and a construction boom. at the same time the country's unemployment rate is close to one 3rd

so the message here in the hague is clear, and it is reverberating again all over the world today.at's the, um, the rechter, we do for the world, and we're doing for the world, that's better. these are the superheroes of the future. their relationship with the environment today will determine what it looks like in the future. pakistan's prime minister imran khan has warned of serious violence in kashmir once the curfew there is lifted. the indian—administered part of kashmir has been under lockdown, since new delhi scrapped its semi—autonomous status in early august. speaking at the un general assembly, mr khan also warned of the consequences if his country was blamed for what he called a home—grown attack. what is going to happen when the cu rfew was what is going to happen when the curfew was lifted will be a bloodbath. the people will come out, there are 900,000 troops there, they haven't come to, as narndra modi has said, done this for the prosperity of kashmir. —— kashmir. this is supposed to be for development. these 900 troops, what are they going to do when they come out? t

i was posted out to the hague. they would come up to me and say... guys in the eu spend so me and say... guys in the eu spend so much time talking to yourselves. you miss so much of what is going on in the rest of the world. it was true then and it is true today. brussels isn't the only game in town. everywhere i go, as foreign secretary, people are fired up for oui’ secretary, people are fired up for our vision for a global britain. when i visited the us, president trump invited me into the oval office to tell me just how much he loves our country and how much he admires our prime minister. when i visit bangkok, for the meeting of asia—pacific nations, they embrace oui’ asia—pacific nations, they embrace our role in their region because they prize our commitment to the rules —based international system. in mexico, we talked about climate change. in canada, we talked about oui’ change. in canada, we talked about our joint change. in canada, we talked about ourjoint campaign to protect journalists around the world f

mentioned the international criminal court wanted would actually more to face criminal allegations at the hague today war crimes proceedings did get under way over a case relating to the central african republic 2 alleged leaders of christian dominated militias all charged with systematically targeting muslims will murder torture and rape and for using children as soldiers in the brutal campaigns life for children in the cia are has been shockingly difficult for you but there has been limited improvement in some regions is a look at one if it to reach young people deeply affected by violence. football training as a form of therapy john is just 13 years old but he's lived through terrible times. i felt my father and mother and i can learn something here john isn't his real name we won't identify him for his protection he was once a soldier obviously was called a child soldier and a project run by the aid group veld hunger hill for literally world hunger help aims to help him and children like him we shall go their coaches and look after the children not just during football practice he also visi

s i was inspired to do the girl with the pearl earring when i went to the hague last year and saw the original i thought i'd like to do my own one on the wall i'll make it out avoid go as it goes. these 2 years lego city is the biggest yes in finland i remind you of the bricks and during popularity 70 years after they were invented. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you clashes have broken out in hong kong and anti totalitarianism delhi. police used water cannon and tear gas which comes as mainland china prepares to celebrate 70 years of communist rule. former austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz is the favorite to lead a new government as voters head to the polls in a snap general election if it comes 5 months after corruption scandal cost his right wing coalition government collapse. you're watching the news up next shift living in the digital age ask why does fake news spread so quickly find out after the break more news in 45 cuts. coming. from the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate clicks on the phone books 250. morning all before yo

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brad pitt called the space station -- today he asked astronaut nick hague what it's really like to livek in space. the technology that astronauts are using to get their work done. >> one of the things we were playing with in the film, which we really didn't get to was this idea of 3d printing. you all have adopted some of that, yes? >> they're experimenting at the space station with the 3b printing so the crews can print tools they would use in the space station. >> if you're brad pitt, you get to call the astronauts. >> you think nick hague would take my call? >> online 2. send him -- >> they pick up. >> you would like to think so. >> good weather today. a little rain in here and cooler temperatures. such a nice start to the weekend to bring you into our microclimate forecast. i do want to show you, in case you missed it. some of the top rainfall totals. it was impressive for the higher elevations. nearly a half inch at mt. diablo. livermore at .18 of an inch. rainfall moved off to the east. i definitely think we're setting things up -- you don't need the umbrella if you're headed anyw

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time for our e-mail this week it was the minute by your apartment door and takes us on a tour of the hague a dutch t.v. that may not be as well known as the capital amsterdam but nonetheless it is a great political relevance because of the feature of the dutch government. one person you won't be able to miss on the path of democracy is this man right here conrad adenauer one of the fathers of the basic law and the federal republic's 1st chancellor. this bust a work of sculpture who battles on pilgrim display some of adenauer was biggest influences in life. if you add those begin to make these dots here beneath his right if it was cologne cathedral because i didn't know was mayor of cologne until 953. when the nazis came to power he not only had to resign he also face persecution. that's what the balland have represent a period of persecution. you wouldn't lower down on a limb could see the rhine river. valley go behind it some hills. they stand for this didn't get bigger each. other now it was very much a rhineland. it's really important especially nowadays with all the talk about europe i

>> yesterday brad placed a call from nasa headquarters to astronaut nick hague and was finally able to settle one of america's greatest and longest running debates. >> who was more believable, clooney or pitt? >> you were, absolutely. >> did you reach out to him before you did this movie? >> no. i could see what he was doing. i figured i could improve on it. >> to think he went to harvard. >> we have our own clooney or pitt question for you. >> okay. >> who had the better cameo in "friends"? >> oh, i didn't know he did an that. there you go. >> which of your films are favorites of your kids. >> i don't know. well, most of them they can't see. i'm sure it's the zombie film. >>> back to last night's "dancing." you were the highest scoring female of the night. it was also an emotional night for an injured christie brinkley who proudly watched daughter sailor save the day. >> i mean, the second i fell i grabbed my wrist and it felt like sharp things inside of it. >> i think i broke my arm. i swear to god. i knew it was going to be over i was hoping to inspire women my age. >> christi says

and so you end up in this the most unbelievable situation where in one of today's newspapers william hague who used to be the leader of the conservative party writes of boris johnson that he's guilty of quote a disgusting acts of hypocrisy by summarily sacking 21 very senior conservatives who simply refused to go along with no deal and when and when you have someone of the stature of william hague using a word like disgusting it will proceed about the current leader of the conservative policy you can see what the level of the mess of them got themselves into now so where did things go from here then with with parliament suspended for the next 5 weeks. there's there's talk of or a chance i'm going off to meet jungle junker of the european commission and donald tusk the president of the council of europe and maybe having some bilateral with the french and the german leaders the new idea that is circulating and i think it is only an idea that they're trying to test at the moment is to try to keep the northern irish border open by having this thing called the north the the all ireland economy

here some things to think about, building your team and, of course, remains a bunch of people, al hague suggest for secretary of state. it usually came in writing. and then that sort of builds to relationship a little bit and then the phone calls start. the phone calls are typically from the white house to him. they are calling him asking for advice. it's bill clinton who reaches out to him in 1993. so it's a very subtle process. it's a very gradual process. and again the thing that's driving it is he is saying things that matter. he is saying things that no one thought about before. the sdi example i gave earlier, or even the saturday morning radio address. he is offering ideas that these presidents, and for the most part their staffs find very useful. it's a real tribute to how he uses his intellectual abilities in those last 20 years that he became a trusted confidant for these men. >> just to your right. >> china on the world stage today is extremely ambitious and extremely aggressive. should president nixon be alive today and he is called in by the white house, what kind of advice

it's a that's an online magazine specializing in middle east affairs magellan's us via skype from the hague in the netherlands who nobody how significant is this latest escalation in the fighting between hezbollah and the israeli army given that both sides had warned about it happening anyway. i think it's potentially very significant. hezbollah has claimed in its recent drone attack on the southern suburbs of beirut that israel was seeking to revise the rules of engagement are developed since 2006 and it claims that today's attack was an attempt to confirm the existing rules of engagement and to prevent them from changing further now the important thing here i think there are 3 factors the 1st is that near conflicting accounts of what took place today the israeli version is that several anti-tank rockets were fired from within lebanon at an israeli army base that there were no israeli casualties and israel subsequently faked the evacuation of wounded soldiers so that hezbollah would believe they had extracted israeli blood so to speak sources close to hezbollah are claiming that the attack

now a court in the hague has acquitted a dutch doctor of all charges after he euthanized a patient with dimension of the 74 year old woman died 3 years ago after he administered a fatal dose of drugs the doctor said he was following her will he had consulted other doctors and her family but he was accused of failing to verify consent at the very end and euthanasia is legal under dutch law if the patient is suffering immensely and wishes to die so let's talk about those joining us on skype from normandy is dr philip nitschke who is the director for exit international right to die advocacy he was actually the 1st doctor in the world to administer a legal lethal voluntary injection that was under a strain he has not rights of the term the ill act and act which has since been overturned and that she thank you for your time so that i gave a very broad overview of the situation there but a little more details is that the prosecution was saying that the doctor made insufficient effort to find out of the patient actually still wanted to die and i can see where that's coming from there's a gray

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i am glad he has spoken up and it is good that he and many others including william hague have said thisto get the conservative whip back. i have worked for them for 35 years. i was canvassing for the conservatives at oxford university when borisjohnson and others were not. he was not on the campaign trail in the ‘80s. i have supported them for 35 years and i am irritated that people have decided i am disloyal when i have worked all my life for the conservatives and getting a conservative government. scuffles have broken out between pro—beijing and anti—government protesters at a shopping mall in hong kong. the confrontation happened at amoy plaza where the clashes also spilled out on to the streets. police have detained several people so far. the pro—beijing supporters had earlier been waving chinese flags and singing and chanting to support police. nick beake is there and sent us this report. they have made arrests. you can see people are being led away. this is a pretty tense situation. so far, no tear gas fired, probably because we are indoors, but all the time, we are aware of peopl

a court in the hague has acquitted a dutch doctor of all charges after she euthanized a patient with dementia and doctor gave a fatal dose of drugs to the 74 year old 3 years ago she said she was following the patient's well and it consulted with the woman's family and other doctors but she was accused of failing to confirm consent euthanasia is legal under dutch law if the patient suffering severely and wants to die. in the us democratic party presidential candidates leading in recent polls will debate each other for the 1st time later on thursday only does joe biden and as a both water and banging sound us haven't shared the stage together until now rob reynolds reports from houston. it's a showdown in used it with the leading democratic candidates all together onstage for the 1st time former vice president joe biden is the front runner followed by senators bernie sanders elizabeth warren and harris trailing in the polls are south bend indiana mayor. senator cory booker former cabinet secretary who leon castro former congressman bait to all roark senator amy clue which are and busi

astronaut rick hague and his colleagues skreencreened the fi space.ou loud and clear. >> he got to speak with the star too. >> now that i have you all the way up at the space station, let's talk about me. how did we do? >> i got to tell you, it was really good. and the depictions, the settings, all as you can tell look very similar to the type of setting you've got, you know, i've got around me >> we're approaching mars. >> reporter: pitt's film is science fiction and the scenes were shot here on earth. still the actor had several questions for hague ranging from his sleep schedule to mission experiments to living in zero gravity. >> i had read astronauts speak about looking back on the earth really being aware how insignificant we are in the grand scheme of things. >> you get a perspective that you know, you're away from the earth. that perspective really challenges you because now you're looking down at everything that you've ever known and you have this deep appreciation for how big the universe really is >> the conversation also took a lighter tur

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that we're now in a position where someone is senior in the conservative party is william hague the former conservative party leader has written in the daily telegraph which is the conservative party's own go to newspaper this morning that he regards johnson as being guilty of quotes a disgusting acts if you pull chrissy a disgusting act of hypocrisy he wrote through the summary sacking of these 21 very senior conservatives who refused to back in they do it when you have that level of language being used at the highest level of the conservative parliamentary party from one former leader against the currently that you can see what a mess they're in and the old facts are that he's lost 6 votes in 6 days he says he's prepared to go with no deal even though plainly there is no majority either in the parliament or indeed among the public for no deal the most recent polling i've seen will support the new deal about 25 percent and at the same time he says he's not prepared to back down in any sort of way that that the rest of parliament or the european thinks he has to on this issue of the backst

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working for that and yeah so in other words when these when the when the when the trials begin at the hague for these guys are going to be sitting on the bench right next to each other and defendants been writing to each other because they're both guilty of the same crimes you know and i mean that and you know gave the orders and guns pulled the trigger if you will but there's no difference on the issue of palestine there's not going to be a difference on the issue of the fate of palestinians there won't be any issue and the apartheid regime which allows for democracy for an israeli jew and keep out of the democratic process if you're a palestinian that's not going to change whatsoever because none of the major political parties want that to change they all subscribe to that same that same racist brutal regime you know it's interesting when we talk about but it gives because you know when you hear of the news articles about him or about his campaign you know the kind of campaign trail promises a rhetoric or whatever you want to say you know you always see you know he's saying oh you know he