news agency reported on august 10, afp news agency column 5 organization. germany has been established in iran and afghanistan, so that franz mayer and roman gamotta are substitutes, these two agents are stedi, that is, the german security organization is different from abuhar. abuhar means espionage and counterintelligence of the army. you write these unfortunates in the list on the day of the year 22, dr. mateen daftari, mr. ali hayet, took all of them. they are not german at all. some of them , especially sharif bami's example, were taken as national. in any case, this idiot wrote these things. do you pay attention to these things? all the offices were written by roman gamotta and franzmeyer . there was one person in reza shah's court. we got to know him after the islamic revolution. the british documents were published. ernest perron's work, you know what he was doing in lerouze . my book, musharraf nafisi, has recently been published. the memoirs of musharraf nafisi are very good, three volumes written by me switzerland, his brother heard that nafisi,

news agency on august 10, afp news agency reported that germany's fifth column organization has beenshed in iran and afghanistan. franzmeier and roman gamota are two different people . they were agents of the german security organization , which is different from abuhar. abuhar means espionage and counter-espionage of the army. they came to tehran . they write anyone's name in a list on the day of the year 22. taking dr. meting's office of mr. ali beheyet, these are not german at all . like sharif bami , they put this as a national title, in any case, this idiot wrote these things, pay attention , he wrote these things in all the offices, roman gamota and franzmeyer were the same person in reza shah's court. ernest peron's work , you know what he was doing during fasting, he used to light up this parquet. pay attention, who wrote this, musharraf neti. i went to switzerland, he heard from his brother, moadeb nafisi , who was the king's steward, but he said this land and this he used to lay the parquet floor, this brought him close to the king , he became his favorite young governor, t

forces have killed six people in the west bank, that is coming from the afp news agency.rotect us forces in the middle east, after a suspected rocket attack wounded several american personnel in iraq. no group has admitted carrying out the strike. the president and vice president kamala harris were briefed on the attack, the white house releasing this image of the pair in the situation room on monday evening. in a phone call with his israeli counterpart, us defence secretary loyd austin called the attack on the base "a dangerous escalation". last week the us said it carried out a strike in iraq against militants who posed a threat to coalition forces. tensions are high in the middle east after last week's killings of the hamas political leader in tehran and a senior hezbollah commander in lebanon. iran has vowed to retalitate against israel, and the us has sent more aircraft and warships to the region. let's speak to our middle east correspondent hugo bachega, who is in beirut. you might president biden discussing steps to protect us forces in the middle east. —— us presi

on the ceasefire talks, one displaced man in deir al—balah told the afp news deir al—balah told the afp correspondent wyre davies sent us this update from jerusalem. perhaps it demonstrates that those sides there, those represented are serious about getting a cease—fire. we know in the last 2a hours, the us presidentjoe biden made a direct call to benjamin netanyahu. the word is mr biden tried to put pressure on the israeli prime minister to agree to some sort of compromise, whereas israeli troops would partially withdraw from southern gaza if not fully withdraw from southern gaza in a cease—fire. that was one of the big sticking points in the way of an agreement. we've not heard directly from israel during the durations of these talks, but we understand from some israeli news sources that some israeli news sources that some progress has been made on the difficult issues, although it must be said that hamas officials told the bbc earlier they didn't see any sign of progress. of course, hamas are not directly involved. americans, israelis and egyptians are there, but hamas are involved i

we are just hearing from the afp - we are just hearing from the afp news agency that the world championoming up. i am metres. more reaction to all of that coming up. iam lewis metres. more reaction to all of that coming up. i am lewis onjones and this is bbc news. hello. it's a slightly cooler, fresher feeling day than we've seen of late across the southern half of the uk. some hazy sunshine around, but further north. a different picture. this is the rainfall we're expecting to accumulate over the next couple of days. it's looking particularly wet for the west of scotland and northern ireland as well, whereas further south, barely a drop of rain in the forecast for many of us. now, for the rest of today we're looking at some spells of hazy sunshine in the south, but wet and windy weather in the north west, so some big contrasts in our weather out there. the rain this afternoon will become more persistent across northern ireland, western scotland as well. some brightness for the north east of scotland. further south, across the bulk of england and wales, it's looking dry. hazy sunshine i

let's just repeat, what we have a raking in the last few minutes, that the pan afp news agencies thatl continue to do so through the rest of today. in fact, it will be an afternoon of sunshine and some blustery showers as well, some of you seeing more of one than the other. the storm, storm lillian, which was with us this morning, is already out into the north sea and so on the back edge of it, isobars opening out, the winds easing down. although scotland compared to this morning where winds were light, it will be a little bit more blustery here. but here is where we see frequent showers, same too in northern ireland, england and wales. very few showers around, mainly in the west, central and eastern areas. quite a few of you will stay dry and in the sunshine out the breeze. temperatures of 22—23 it will actually feel quite pleasant compared to just 15 or 16 on the west coast of scotland. well the showers keep going through the night as it will for many. southeast dry for a time, but then this rain pushes up across southern england, south east midlands, east anglia and the south east

the afp news agency is reporting that the bodies of five missing men have been recovered and brought. divers are continuing to search the wreckage for the one remaining missing person helped by remote control vehicles that can be on the seabed for several hours, far longer than the 10 minutes than each dive team is allowed at the depth. the yacht lies 50 metres below the surface of the water, apparently largely in tact. rescuers have struggled to get into the cabins, where it's thought those who were missing had been sleeping. his 18—year—old daughter hannah reportedly remains missing. the italian coastguard confirmed to the pa news agency that the sixth and final person yet to be found is a woman. let's speak to diver andy goddard now. thank you forjoining us. can you just talk us through in terms of your own experience how difficult this search must be for those teams involved? , ., this search must be for those teams involved? , . , ., involved? yes. there are several real issues _ involved? yes. there are several real issues with _ involved? yes. there are several real issues wit

this is reaching us from the afp news agency.have died, about 63 others have been wounded, some of them critically. that is from a police spokesperson. that is from a police spokesperson. that increases the initial death toll. 0riginal reporting was that seven people had been killed. the latest from police is that 32 are deadin latest from police is that 32 are dead in a suicide bombing in the capital, mogadishu. more on that as we get it. uk home secretary yvette cooper has condemned violent demonstrations in sunderland, linked to the knife attack in southport earlier this week, which killed three children. eight people have been arrested. ms cooper said those involved in the trouble, in which three police officers were injured, would pay the price for their violence and thuggery. simonjones reports. trouble spreads to the street of sunderland. people, some in masks, looking for a fight. a car is overturned and set on fire. northumbria police say that officers were met with serious and sustained levels of violence. some of the d

all of this being first reported by afp, i should know, but the suspicion is he failed to take stepsevent criminal use of telegram. telegram is a messaging app, many would be familiar with it, it has about 900 million users worldwide. it has gained prominence as an app that is that about to spread disinformation, hate speech. that has an association with extremists. a lot of that have been present in recent events. we had the anti-immigrant riots in the u.k. in early august. telegram was front and center because there was the insinuation it had been used to foment and coordinate demonstrations, so there is greater scrutiny not just on the u.k. because france as well, and the afp says that ofmin, an agency set up to protect violence against adolescents, they are the ones that issued the arrest warrant. joumanna: it raises questions about to what extent the individual is culpable for the activity that goes on, on the social media website in the situation, has there been any official response from telegram? >> telegram responded to that level of culpability. they are saying telegram is

a representative of hamas also told afp: we will not accept anything less than a ceasefire and the complete withdrawal of the zionist forces from the gaza strip, the return of the displaced and an agreement to exchange prisoners for prisoners. now to examine this further we want to talk to mr. farahuez, a writer and political activist, about the issue of the doha negotiations that could not achieve any results. mr. hughes, hello, good night. hello and thank you for inviting me to your program , mr. hughes, the americans had made the most possible advertisements about the doha negotiations, but now they are talking about extending the negotiations and holding the next round in cairo. meanwhile, hamas also announced that the doha negotiations have not made any progress . what are the negotiations? what do you think the extension means? are these negotiations real and serious or are they just going to be a long show to divert people's minds? be public in my opinion, these ceasefire talks are actually a case for extending the genocide that the israelis are waging in gaza. it continues and we se

now in the 21st century, the afp is aware of the appointment of the new head of the royal tower of england , who previously participated in the missions of the british navy in afghanistan, iraq, and the north pole. the apprehension of iran's revenge is far from over he is a zionist

will make hamas accept the proposals and reach a final agreement. a representative hamas also told afp: we want nothing less than a ceasefire and the complete withdrawal of zionist forces from the gaza strip. the return of displaced persons and teva. now, in order to further investigate this issue and the two-year negotiations that could not be achieved, we want to talk to mr. fara hughes, a writer and political activist . mr. hughes, hello, good night. hello and thank you for inviting me to your program, mr. houz , the americans had made the most possible advertisements about the doha negotiations, but now they said about extending the negotiations and holding the next round in cairo, meanwhile hamas has also announced that the doha negotiations have not made any progress. what is your assessment about this? what are the negotiations, what do you think the extension means? are these real and serious negotiations or just a show? is it long enough to divert public opinion? in my opinion, these ceasefire talks are actually used to prolong the genocide that the israelis are waging in gaza

a representative of hamas also told afp: we want nothing less than a cease-fire and the complete withdrawal of zionist forces from the gaza strip, the return of refugees, and an agreement to exchange prisoners for the release of prisoners in exchange for prisoners. we will not accept the expansion of the forbidden areas in gaza. anrova called the order to evacuate more areas from the south of gaza an endless nightmare of death.

according to the afp news agency, this anti-war activist had participated in a demonstration in the westk to protest against the development of zionist settlements. ama dosizon said: israeli soldiers first fired tear gas at him and other demonstrators , then shot at him. another american citizen in this anti-zionist demonstration he said that only israeli soldiers were in the village that has become a pilgrimage village, sadat abadan village on the way to shalamcheh border, where all the residents are from sadad. they provide services to pilgrims during arbaeen hosseini. the people of this village have been serving for 10 years from the beginning of the travel month to the end of it. 5 kilometers from abadan on al-hussein road. the people of this village are sayyids. the border village of sadat appears on the way to shalamcheh during the days of arbaeen. we ourselves, our children and everything we have are at the disposal of the pilgrims. we welcome the pilgrims . we take the pilgrims from the city entrance with we bring our own cars to hosseinieh, to our own houses. most of the pilgrim

a representative of hamas also told afp: "we will not accept anything less than a cease-fire and the complete withdrawal of zionist forces from the gaza strip, the return of displaced persons, and an agreement to exchange prisoners for the release of prisoners in exchange for prisoners." expansion of prohibited areas in gaza anrova called the order to evacuate more areas of southern gaza an endless nightmare of death and destruction. at the same time, al-mawasi camp was also targeted by the occupation regime's fighters. where according to the zionist claim. at least 4 people, including a child, were martyred in the tents of the displaced people , in addition to numerous attacks on different parts of khan younes, news of the bombing of nusirat and other areas of gaza city. simultaneously with the ceasefire negotiations in gaza , international organizations announced their request for a ceasefire of at least seven days. the world health organization and the unicef children's fund say: this time is necessary for polio vaccination in gaza because samples of the polio virus were found in

this was reported by the afp agency. clarified that according to after this time, the authorities willher bring charges against the founder of telegram or release the entrepreneur, but it is reckless to hope for the latter outcome, journalists are sure, durov is too valuable a catch for western intelligence agencies. an important feature of telegram is that it is a source of information, especially in the context of the russian-ukrainian conflict. soldiers actively use the messenger, so telegram will become an extremely important source of information for the intelligence services of western countries. exactly the same we. we have already approached censorship, the stench of the regime, yes long live freedom, thoughts and speech, who will be silenced next, the great and inconvenient elon musk, who, by the way, supported his colleague, demanding from... child pornography. the logic is this: since the attackers coordinate their actions in telegram, the platform is responsible for everything that appears on it, even in personal correspondence. however , durov's team has a different opinio

a hamas representative also told afp he said, we have nothing less than a ceasefire to the complete withdrawal of forces. we will not accept the expansion of the gaza border and the return of refugees and the agreement to exchange prisoners for prisoners. prohibited areas in gaza. anroha ordered the evacuation of more areas from the south of gaza and the endless nightmare of death and destruction. at the same time, al-mawazi camp was also targeted by the fighters of the occupying regime , which is called a safe zone according to the zionists. at least four people, including a child, were killed in the zionists' attacks on the tents of the refugees. world health organization and unicef children's fund he says that this time is necessary for polio vaccination in gaza because samples of the polio virus were found in gaza's sewage and it is necessary for 64 thousand children under 10 years of age to receive polio vaccine. the united nations high commissioner for human rights declared repeated violations of the law. this unimaginable situation is due to repeated violations of the laws of war by isr

the entourage has not yet responded to afp's request.iliad is one of the leading executives close to president emmanuel macron. durov's arrest in france, the first time the ceo of a major messaging platform has been arrested, has sent a warning to social media bosses who are unwilling to crack down on alleged illegal activity on their apps. french president emmanuel macron, who has sought to make france a tech hub, has said durov's arrest was not politically motivated, a claim he reiterated on thursday. a source at the paris prosecutor's office said the french investigation into durov was unrelated to united states. a lawyer for telegram owner pavel durov said thursday it was absurd to suggest he should be held accountable for any crimes committed on the app, amid growing tensions between governments and tech giants over content on their platforms. like it was a game to me. do you seriously think anyone would file such lawsuits unless absolutely necessary? i was blocked and administratively paralyzed, so i had to apply for a full parenta

a representative of hamas also told afp: "we will not accept anything less than a ceasefire, a complete withdrawal of zionist forces from the gaza strip, the return of refugees, and an agreement to exchange prisoners in exchange for the release of prisoners. " however, according to the german zdf channel, following the crisis in the west asian region, the cost of transporting goods to germany has increased dramatically. and this increase has become a significant challenge for the german people. cake discount clothing store announces danger. the company announced in a statement that the sharp increase in shipping costs has become a significant challenge for us. therefore, we consider this increase in costs disproportionate and incomprehensible. the cost of transporting one such container in july last year has increased from approximately one thousand dollars to 5 thousand dollars in july this year. in this way, it can be said that the travel time will be increased by 10 days, while this should increase the costs, especially the fuel and the total operating cost of the ship. rou also adde

as unra told afp from gaza for the past two weeks waterage has been in gaza witnessing the humanitarian crisis unfolding there the fear of death and spread of disease as the war rage. is on what kind of daily nightmare is life there for gazan families of motu, you see it every day, tell us what it's like? yes, actually what is going on in gaza is completely indescribable and it is unbelievable and it is horrifying nightmare for the peticine and people to live in, because as you know we are talking about roughly 10 consecutive months of this ongoing and none stop israel air strikes, air rates in addition to the repetative ground offense. if we are witnessing and experiencing more massacers being committed left transer day and night against the palestinian people and the israeli strikes and attacks have been stalking and haunting the palestinian people uh for roughly 10 consecutive months as you now and the palestinian people on the ground are completely devastated and turn apart as a result of the repetative displacements uh being ordered by the israeli occupation forces whenever there i

first four export destinations of iranian goods among the 15 neighboring countries of our country. time afp says the owner of telegram ta he is in the custody of the french police for two more days. in explaining the arrest of paul dorf, the french president said: "in every country, the rule of law and freedom must have a framework ." in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers, followers of the khabar channel , and i invite you to join us on the first page today, for the first time, members of the delegation. the 14th government met with the supreme leader of the revolution, the leader of the revolution said in his own words that the issue of justice is an issue that cannot be done with language, with pleas, with requests, repetition, threats, etc., justice requires execution, it requires motivation to enter the field. wants on the occasion of government week, and as i mentioned, in this program, from the first page , we are at the service of mr. amin hossein rahimi, the honorable minister of justice, mr. rahimi. hello,

russian security services. just a line from the _ the russian security services. just a line from the afpr. russia saying france is refusing to co—operate over the arrest. ijust want is refusing to co—operate over the arrest. i just want to take you back to the live pictures we are getting from the israel— lebanon border. this, of course, after the attacks this morning. benjamin netanyahu has said he will do everything possible to defend his country after the israeli military said it thwarted a large—scale attack by hezbollah. the military saying that it carried out air strikes on more than 40 hezbollah sites in southern lebanon, destroying thousands of rocket launchers. hezbollah, for its part, said it still fired more than 300 missiles towards israel in what it described as a first phase of response to the assassination of a top commander. hello there. well, it's another rather breezy day for this time of year, but not as windy as it was at the end of last week. there's yet more wet weather to come in the forecast too. most of that is out towards the north and the west because further s

however, the afp news agency says that hamas officials have rejected what they say are new conditions have also been quoted as saying that the us is simply trying to create a "false positive atmosphere" and has no real intention of stopping the war in gaza. meanwhile, the violence continues in gaza. the israeli military has issued a new evacuation order in parts of khan younis and deir balah — leading to another mass movement of displaced people. and the un has called for two week—long pauses in the fighting in gaza to allow the vaccination of more than 640,000 children against polio. as i've mentioned, joe biden has been speaking at the oval office on the ceasefire talks, let's have a listen. i am dealing with the ceasefire, in the middle east. and we are closer than we have ever been. i don't want to jinx anything, but as my grandfather says, with the grace of god, and a good amount of luck, we may have something but we are not there yet. much, much closer than it was three days ago. so keep your fingers crossed. tom bateman is our state department correspondent and is live in washi

newsagency afp quote a government official saying 39 people were killed. attack happened in the southern province of balochistan on an inter—provincial highway. these scenes show the aftermath. the baloch liberation army, a separatist group based in afghanistan, has said it was behind the attacks, stating they had blocked roads entering the province in different areas. the passengers were travelling from punjab province to various parts of balochistan when they were targeted. the prime minister, shehbaz sharif, expressed "deep grief and condemnation over the terrorist attack" in a statement issued by his office. bbc urdu correspondent in islamabad farhatjaved updated me on the situation. we have the latest information from the authorities, who now say that at least 39 people have been killed in a series of attacks in the last 2a hours in the south—western province of balochistan. authorities say that 22 of them were passengers travelling from different parts of punjab to several other areas in balochistan, when they were off—loaded from buses and trucks, t

newsagency afp quote a government official saying 39 people were killed.hern province of balochistan on an inter—provincial highway — these scenes show the aftermath. the baloch liberation army, a separatist group based in afghanistan, has said it was behind the attacks, stating they had blocked roads entering the province in different areas. the passengers were travelling from punjab province to various parts of balochistan when they were targeted. the prime minister shehbaz sharif expressed "deep grief and condemnation over the terrorist attack" in a statement issued by his office. the bbc�*s urdu correspondent in islamabad, farhatjaved, updated me on the situation. we have the latest information from the authorities, who now say that at least 39 people have been killed in a series of attacks in the last 2a hours in the south—western province of balochistan. authorities say that 22 of them were passengers travelling from different parts of punjab to several other areas in balochistan, when they were off—loaded from buses and trucks, their ids were checke

the armed forces writes to the afp agency with reference to an unnamed high-ranking ukrainian official. the goal is to stretch the positions of the russian troops, inflict maximum losses and destabilize the situation in russia, said the interlocutor of the agency. according to him, the armed forces have no plans to annex occupied russian territories. russia is withdrawing its units from other areas of the front not as quickly as the ukrainian command had hoped, writes zaeconomist with reference to a source in the general staff. goal. said the interlocutor of the publication - it's a drag russian troops from kharkiv and from donbass, but so far the results are ambiguous. russia has transferred troops from the kharkiv direction, but so far it has transferred the life of an important front in donbas much less. their commanders are not idiots - says a source in the ukrainian general staff. they are moving forces, but not as fast as they would like, they know that we cannot extend logistics by 80 or 100 km. the source for... not to compare the invasion of kurtsk region with the successful r

some breaking news — the afp news agency is reporting that telegram chief pavel durov has been detainede paris on saturday night. citing an unnamed source, tfi said he was arrested after travelling from azerbaijan on his privatejet and had been targeted by an arrest warrant in france. russia's embassy in france said it is is taking "immediate steps" to clarify the situation around the arrest of the russian—born businessman. brazil's sao paulo state has been hit by a devastating (00v)the fires, fuelled by an ongoing spell of dry hot series of wildfires that are affecting or threatening 30 cities within the region. the fires, fuelled by an ongoing spell of dry, hot weather, have already killed two people. the state government has created an emergency committee to handle the fires. our latin america news reporter mimi swaby has been taking a closer look at why the fires have been so bad. temperatures and really low humidity have been stoking these really dangerous fire conditions across the state. and this is a state which has been suffering a prolonged drought. state officials are also re

well, the afp edition with reference to an unnamed ukrainian official, reports that after the offensivethe armed forces of ukraine in the kursk region, ukraine is preparing for a massive missile attack, in particular on government buildings, we already talked about it today, and just now ihor riterovych, political scientist, candidate of political sciences, joins our broadcast. igor, my congratulations. congratulations. today. we already had two military experts on the air, and they kept trying to pick up your whine and tell us about the political consequences of this operation, so i think this question is right for you at the address of the political consequences for putin, do you share this opinion, that the chair wobbled very seriously under him, that kursk will be the beginning of the end of his regime, as volodymyr zelenskyi said the day before, or are these too optimistic forecasts, knowing that it still seems that putin was not faced with such challenges, well, i would not say , that... the chair wobbled directly under him, and this is, for example, the beginning of his end, but

meanwhile the afp news agency is reporting that all bodies of the five missing men have been recoveredack to shore. this is the live scene six people have died the accident and 15 people survived. let's go live to our correspondent bethany bell — in sicily. we are still waiting for confirmation on all the details, but bring us up to date with what has been going on there in the last few hours. diving teams are continuing their search for the last remaining person that is missing. we have seen boats going out into the site over the shipwreck, divers have been going down, this is extremely difficult work for the divers. they have a short time to get under water and then they can stay there between eight and ten minutes before they have to resurface. they are being helped by remotely controlled vehicles, which are also helping them to scour the area in and around them to scour the area in and around the yacht. the investigation meanwhile is continuing by the authorities, we understand that the captain of the yacht has been questioned for two hours. we understand he was questioned and an a

one bit of news just to bring you from the afp news agency, the health ministry in the hamas run gazaat has lasted nearly a week across southern parts of the uk, things are turning cooler and fresher through the weekend. there will be some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain in the forecast, mainly across the north west. one or two showers in the south—east during saturday. they are courtesy of this area of cloud, a frontal system affecting east anglia, southern and eastern england for a time but that should clear this afternoon leaving the odd sharp shower around the coast. showers later today for northern ireland and scotland, but some sunshine in between any of those showers. northern england, the midlands and wales all looking dry and bright and temperatures for most in the low to mid 20s. this evening, showers ease away so some dry weather before the sun sets. overnight, cloud increases from the west and there will be light rain moving in for northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 8—13, so much cooler and fresher and much more comfortable for sleeping in th

million iraqis, who from the western media apologized, where were the apologies from cnn, bbc, ap, afpainst us? venezuela has its own truth, and i will defend it. your lies are not scary to me, i will fight them with the help of the truth. so tough, but really, vladimir mikhailovich, the situation there is difficult. because the results of the presidential elections have not been officially summed up, and it will most likely be impossible to sum them up, because during the mass protests a large number of polling stations were burned there, there were attacks, cyber attacks on the website of the election commission, that is, now you won’t find the answers there anymore, who actually won these elections, although indeed , after 80% of the votes, leader maduro and having received - not all countries of latin america, including neighbors, are now ready to recognize the establishment good neighborly relations after the victory of nicolas madura, therefore, i think that this not only concerns caracas itself and the current government, it concerns the russian federation, to some extent this i

the afp news agency is reporting that the bodies of five missing men have been recovered and broughtk to shore. divers are continuing to search the wreckage for the one remaining missing person, helped by remote control vehicles that can be on the sea bed for several hours far longer than the ten minutes than each dive team is allowed at the depth. the yacht lies 50 metres below the surface of the water, apparently largely in tact. rescuers have struggled to get into the cabins where it's thought those who were missing had been sleeping. our correspondent mark lowen is in porticello with more on the search operation. we watch this morning as the fifth body had been retrieved from the bayesian yacht was put into an ambulance to be taken to the mortuary for identification and postmortem. there were relatives earlier who had gathered on the port there and been consoling each other after the tragedy. let me explain to you what we know and what we don't know and what we can and can't say about the identity because since the capsizing happened on monday, there has been no public statement

the afp news agency is reporting that the bodies of five missing men have been recovered and broughtre. divers are continuing to search the wreckage for the one remaining missing person helped by remote control vehicles that can be on the sea bed for several hours far longer than the ten minutes than each dive team is allowed at the depth. the yacht lies 50 metres below the surface of the water, apparently largely in tact. rescuers have struggled to get into the cabins where it's thought those who were missing had been sleeping. i'll correspond and is able to tell us more in the search. we watch this morning as the fifth body has been retrieved from the pc and yacht was put into an ambulance and to be taken to the mortuary for identification. a postmortem, there were relatives earlier who had gathered on the port there, consoling each other after the tragedy. let mejust consoling each other after the tragedy. let me just explain to you what we know and what we don't know and what we can see and can't say but the identity because since the capsizing happened on monday, there has been

. >> afp unwto says 18th home run of the season. mets go up 3 to nothing later in the na. more from new york bases loaded for luis torrens. >> and that's going to play 2 more to lead. jumps to a's. they battled man top of 4th bases loaded jj bleday. you hang that take it out. the park. that is a grand slam. and with one snap of the fingers or should i say snapping a bat is a one-run game we have a tie game now to office sent brown ago. the lines that are right and oakland had their first lead. a comeback from 6 runs down his night. fending still loved one in mason miller. knicks. he gets the end. the threat. the a's a comeback to win it 7 to 6. >> all right. that's your look at sports. >> and there's more because you know what, morrow the raiders are going to be playing another preseason ga and we've got the pre and post-game show each week. so stay tunhe raiders and cowboys tomorrow and then on august 23rd we have got the raiders and the forty-niners that'll be fun. 10. 52. we'll be right back. >> tended to 5 is the time i was down for the morning. but before we go, look

. >> afp unwto says 18th home run of the season. mets go up 3 to nothing later in the na. luis torrens. >> and that's going to play 2 more to lead. jumps to a's. they battled man top of 4th bases loaded jj bleday. you hang that take it out. the park. that is a grand slam. and with one snap of the fingers or should i say snapping a bat is a one-run we have a tie game now to office sent brown ago. the lines that are right and oakland had their first lead. a comeback from 6 runs down his night. fending still loved one in mason miller. knicks. he gets the end. the threat. the a's a comeback to win it 7 to 6. >> all right. that's your look at sports. >> but wait, there's a little more for the giants because the giants and blue moon brewing are teaming up to celebrate the rare blue moon that you will get to see on monday, a blue moon means that you get a set, the squeeze because of on time they the world were able to squeeze in a second blue moon. it happens once in a blue second full in ammonia now today. so they called a blue so what they're going to do is pre-game blue moon w

afp unwto says 18th home run of the season. mets go up 3 to nothing later in the na. more from new york bases loaded for luis torrens. >> and that's going to play 2 more to lead. jumps to a's. they battled man top of 4th bases loaded jj bleday. you hang that take it out. the park. that is a grand slam. and with one snap of the fingers or should i say snapping a bat is a one-run game we have a tie game now to office sent brown ago. the lines that are right and oakland had their first lead. a comeback from 6 runs down his night. fending still loved one in mason miller. knicks. he gets the end. the threat. the a's a comeback to win it 7 to 6. >> all right. that's your look at sports. >> well, happening tomorrow, the oakland dollars plan to hold their inaugural latin heritage night. they're calling it dia de los ballers. and officials say it's a inside of you, cultural richness and contributions of oakland's latin community. so that'll be fun. events going to feature pre-game live performances, food, of course, and cultural activities for all ages. >> speaking oakland, th

. >> afp unwto says 18th home run of the season. mets go up 3 to nothing later in the inning.ew york bases loaded for luis torrens. >> and that's going to play 2 more to lead. jumps to a's. they battled man top of 4th bases loaded jj bleday. you hang that take it out. the park. that is a grand slam. and with one snap of the fingers or should i say snapping a bat is a one-run game we have a tie game now to office sent brown ago. the lines that are right and oakland had their first lead. a comeback from 6 runs down his night. fending now. still loved one in mason miller. knicks. he gets the end. the threat. the a's comeback to win it 7 to 6. >> all that's your look at sports. >> but wait, there's more. the giants and blue moon brewing are teaming up to celebrate a rare blue moon which happens on monday. so during monday's game against the white sox, they're gonna have pre-game blue moon beer sampling at the coors light bar which is located in right field. and during the 5th inning, you can enjoy a special five-dollar discount for 16 ounce cans of blue moon beer and then after th

french media outlet afp, that the detention will be extended to wednesday in france after being detained popular encrypted messaging app is being held as investigators look too 12 criminal violations relating to complicity in selling child important if pornography, fraud, abetting organized crimes. after wednesday they must charge him with a crime. this is sparking worries about free speech and could this be a warning to other ceos. charlie gasparino is here. what is your take? >> speaking to lawyers it is pretty cut and dry. in the u.s. they could not charge this guy because of section 230 of the communications act which essentially is a safe harbor for the platforms themselves, twitter, facebook, instagram. they cannot be liable for the illegal activity on the platform unless they're involved in it. these are platforms under those rules, and thus, musk muck, if there is a drug dealer goes out on twitter is not responsible. other countries there is a whole other story. the one thing i'm looking at people that look at this kind of stuff, communication lawyers, there is always criticism o

this is a track heading away from the kursk region on the ukrainian side of the border was filmed by afp. and we've had to blow them out because it seems that there may be prisoners of war, but we believe russian soldiers in the back of that truck who have been blindfolded. zelenskyy is saying that everyone is being treated according to international law. but we have seen many, many exchanges of prisoners over the course of this war between russia and ukraine, the russians on their side and reporting that they've taken some ukrainians prisoners. this is this is another part of what's happening here. >> all of this continues to be very humiliating about him and putin, especially videos like that. i mean, do we have any idea about how this is being viewed by the wider population of russia are indeed what they are being told we know what they're being told for sure because the propaganda has taken its cues very much from president putin himself. >> we saw him come out earlier this week, prepared remarks to his, which we believe by the way, because state media have showed that his notes were

. >> that video i think it's worth noting what we're learning about that and it was filmed by afp, ishat it appears to show a ukrainian pickup truck carrying what appeared to be russian possibly prisoners of war away from the russian border the into ukraine. and seeing that some ten days ago would have seemed virtually impossible. but this comes as ukraine is becoming having said very little for the first few days of this operation is becoming increasingly explicit about its motives here, the primary motives seem to be to sort of pull russian troops away from the vulnerable areas of the frontline. and ukraine ease pressure there and they say to try to force russia into peace. but another part of this, according to president zelenskyy, is to do what he calls replenishing the exchange fund. so essentially capturing more russians so they can then he traded for ukrainians still in russian captivity in the last hour or so, we've heard from a call that was recorded between zelenskyy and his commander in chief. the commander-in-chief saying that they've captured some 100 russian soldiers. th

reportedly been a crackdown by security forces in bangladesh and today, reports coming in from the afpave been killed in those anti—government protests. a ceasefire has come into effect in the eastern democratic republic of congo on sunday, following more than two years of conflict between government forces and the m23 rebel group. an agreement was made between the drc and rwanda earlier this week, but there is scepticism on how long it will last following reports of m23 rebels seize control on of a large town close to the border with uganda. the tutsi—led rebels insist that they are not part of the us—brokered deal. rwanda has always denied providing military support to the m23 rebels. let's speak to our deputy africa editor, anne soy, who is watching developments from nairobi. what do we know about this ceasefire? it what do we know about this ceasefire?— what do we know about this ceasefire? . , , ., ~ ., ceasefire? it was brokered and it was signed _ ceasefire? it was brokered and it was signed by — ceasefire? it was brokered and it was signed by the _ ceasefire? it was brokered an

that coming from ukrainian security official, telling the afp news agency.side russia. we have a live page “p inside russia. we have a live page up and running on the bbc news website and app with the latest from our correspondence across the region. here you can see the latest. some of the post there. russia of course has launched an operation overnight and they say that 35 ukrainian drones were downed overnight. that according to russia. so again, as i said, you can get all the latest on the bbc news website and app. let's return to the us vice—president, kamala harris adding her voice to international condemnation of the loss of civilian life in an israeli air strike on a school building in gaza. the director of a local hospital said more than 70 people had died. israel disputes the figures and says it targeted hamas fighters, hiding in the complex. our correspondentjenny hill has been giving us the latest from israel. the us, arguably israel's greatest ally and of course a major supplier of weapons has expressed its dismay at the strike, as that internat

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heard, this is the largest circulation in france among printed media, they were heard on the resource afpnce press, they sounded, if you take the page on the internet, there are specifically named articles, this article is criminal, i have been friends with dmitry da kushko for about 40 years, but i can say that in this case dima is not quite. in the sense of the word, that no politician, french, right, will ever comment on the detention of a person, well , not accused, but suspected of a violation, well, how, well, it is clear that this is enough, i would say that in this case , according to international law, france has the right to do so, and we, of course, have the right, since he is our native, well, to try to fight for his rights, excuse me, for such, how can i say, tautology, by the way, i don’t know if we have the opportunity. and so on, at least two of them, three das, drm, french military intelligence and jso, cooperate with the americans, because it is a single bloc, because it is part of nato, because there are international laws, their laws, accordingly, i understand that the