this is d w news live from berlin russia's attains opposition leader alexei i know vani again as anti-government protests ramp up authorities arrested of ani and many others at three hundred fifty rallies being held against president vladimir putin two hundred two days before he sporn in for a fourth term we'll go live to moscow. also on the program for can a corruption put hawaii on high alert hundreds in fact the way they kill the way a volcano as it spews lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. and its blast off for a new mission to mars nassau it launches an unmanned spacecraft appear under the red planet's crust and look at how mars was formed. thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexei an elven he has been detained at an anti putin protest in moscow police seized him after he called for a nationwide rallies against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president obama is one of putin's fiercest critics he was barred from challenging putin in the march presidential vote monitors report that up to three hundred fifty demonstrators were de

news live from berlin russia's attains opposition leader alexei i know vani again as anti-government protests ramp up authorities arrested the vani and many others at three hundred fifty rallies being held against president vladimir putin two hundred two days before he swore in in for a fourth term we'll go live to moscow. also on the program to corruption put hawaii on high alert hundreds of back the way they kill the way you know as it spews of lava and a powerful earth.

reminder of the top story we're following here for you russian authorities detained opposition leader alexei i know vanny and more than a thousand other protesters during anti-government rallies and moscow and across the country the protests are aimed at president vladimir putin two days before he's due to be sworn in for a fourth term. you're watching news from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour. those values in germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. welcome to north korea the world's most isolated and repressive state a country that's always been on the outside ever since its best at the end of the second world war when korea was torn into. the soviet union helped to establish a communist state in the mills and installed kim il sung's as leader kim's failed attempt to conquer the south during the korean will lead to a full kilometer wide buffer zone being built between the two nations the most heavily militarized border on the

alexei: it would be monitoring if i had an implanted chip. but i can toss away my mobile whenever i want, and the monitoring would be over. reporter: this state-run app can find out lots more about its users, and the 160,000 surveillance cameras around moscow, even more. according to the mayor, the aim is to make life safer and simpler. as soon as students carrying electronic cards pass through the turnstile at school number 627, their parents are informed of it by the same state-run app. no pens or notebooks are needed for 10th grade biology. the students look up supplementary information on the internet on the russian yandex search engine. alexander: they can't pay attention for an entire 45 minutes. these kids think in terms of clips and switch topics every two to three minutes. so i'm constantly changing activities in my lessons. reporter: the parents can check the learning materials online using the same state-run app. and the students can evaluate the lesson, as does ivan. ivan: i like being in this environment. it's very interesting an

presidential terms we will finally have real changes in this country and you know i was it was opposition leader alexei navalny who had called them onto the streets. and they had been banned from standing for office in the recent presidential elections. i was here asks the crowd is this the city that belongs to putin i know they respond. only had just begun his speech when he was grabbed by waiting police arrested for disobedience and organizing and unsanctioned rally. novelli was only one of many people arrested by police in a weekend of unrest that mars the start of putin's fourth term in office. let's bring indeed obvious emily sure what has been at one of the protests in russia's capital moscow and really good to see you let's go back to say what was the the atmosphere there at the protests today. well the atmosphere i would say was was tense from the beginning even as the demonstrators assembled on pushkin square in the center of moscow there were actually putin supporters waiting for them who basically started a shouting match with them they were shouting for putin and the demonstrators assemblin

and so i can see, therefore, why leonid and alexey navalny have the moral argument in many of those who support them sort of even having the conversation is an indignity, but i guess there's another side also to this argument of what is at stake, that it is like american politics. one of the reasons americans are so comfortable, often american government officials will say to authoritarian leaders or just leaders in the world lose an election and you maybe are not sure they should leave power, they say just go, just leave power. in much of the rest of the will itself like america. julie power and 92 92 book dead you get a cushy board gig and so on become a millionaire. it's not like that and other parts in the world, you disappear after you lose power. one of the things that's at stake i think in general with opposition politics in russia is people are afraid of what happens when someone really takes on the authorities. that it can get bloody, and a lot of people can suffer. an interesting argument was made at this table. we had a panel of russian kind of political analysts just a week

i. was ition leader alexei navalny and more than a thousand others are detained across russia in and landed near putin protests. hello i'm barbara sara you're up watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program fifty thousand people in desperate need of a better only a quarter have been reached we report from floods hit kenya. to almighty god. look at all flood warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mount kenya where and getting closer to nature why this japanese craft span left his job as a mechanic. to learn the discipline of growing bombsite trees. russian police have detained opposition leader alexei navalny as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations across the country i never alley was carried away as he attended a rally against president president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's inal here ation for a fourth term al-jazeera story challenge has more now from moscow. valley su

i. was issued leader alexei navalny and more than a thousand others are detained across russia in and t.v. lighting of putin protests. hello i'm barbara sara you're up watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program fifty thousand people in desperate need of a better only a quarter have been reached we report from floods hit kenya. all my god. if you don't flood warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mount kenya where and getting closer to nature why this japanese craft spann left his job as a mechanic.

>> i don't know how that works. >> i said, alexey, i have a tip for you. e chef claire patack prepared that cake. she made a much smaller version for us, the real deal. right here. she was born in california. she is now the owner of a renowned violet bakery in london. our cake is made without elderflower. what is that? >> it's a spring bloom. everybody is googling it like mad when they heard it was announced. >> she didn't think you'd use it in baking. >> it's reserved for the royal couple, that's the deal. tina brown joins us. is it good, tina? >> let's take a taste. >> i want to hear your thoughts. >> oh, my god. >> not just because you're hungry. >> i am hungry. >> when you're hungry, things taste better. >> lemon curds is my favorite thing. >> i'm not a fan of lemon but this is very good and it's moist. >> it's moist and tart. >> very good. >> how would elderflower change the taste of this? it's like a nice, moist lemon cake. >> i think it has a musky, woody flavor to it actually if you add that to it. and it's often used in cordeals. really good icing

i am. russian opposition leader alexei in a volley has been detained at an anti putin rally in moscow and avani had called for nationwide protests against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president they all reports that thousands of other people were arrested in other demonstrations across the country putin is be sworn in on monday . thousands of people took to the streets of paris today to protest government policies marking a year.

you should for i want to defend my home country because it has been taken over by some sort of intimate monsters who are stealing our money and our freedom. was it was opposition leader alexei navalny who had called them on to the streets. and they had been banned from standing for office in the recent presidential elections . i was there he asks a crowd resist the city that belongs to putin i know they respond. me had just begun his speech when he was grabbed by waiting police arrested for disobedience and organizing an unsanctioned rally. novelli was only one of many people arrested by police in a weekend of unrest that mas the start of putin's fourth term in office. we spoke with our correspondent emily sure when in moscow earlier asking her what the atmosphere was like during these protests. the atmosphere i would say was was tense from the beginning even as the demonstrators assembled on pushkin square in the center of moscow there were actually putin supporters waiting for them who basically started a shouting match with them they were shouting for putin and the demonstrators assembling there were shouting for russia without putin and were shouting against putin and s

i was told it was a clerical error, it was a typo, alexey and charlie.says a couple of things, there's a lack of a rigorous security process or something that's worse which is that they are politicizing information by being deliberately misleading with facts to sort of bolster their decision prematurely to pull out of the iran deal. >> there's actually a bigger political story which is fascinating. on april 12th during his confirmation hearing then pompeo testified that we don't need congress, you don't need to worry about the administration nixing the iran deal because iran wasn'tration for weapons before then and we don't think they have nuclear weapon after. all of a sudden he goes to israel, he comes back, the talking points have changed. now they have to worry about this nuclear program of the iranians. it's not really just a typo here. it's real political chaos. >> charlie quick final thoughts. >> all this is playing out against the backdrop of these negotiations with north korea. the fact that the united states may pull out of this deal based perh

i want to be get to you in a second, roth, he, but i want to start with alexei and josh here becausee want to started with the investigation. we don't know a lot about it but we know that our partners overseas are looking into this as well. what allegations are they trying to find? where does this go? >> i know that we just learned a week ago from christopher wiley that steve bannon wanted to use cambridge analytica to sort of target the far right crowd. that's something we'll need to know. and it is under intense scrutiny not only in the u.s. as you just mentioned but in britain as well. there are a lot of things we don't know. i don't know the specific questions they're going to ask christopher wiley we're finding it out now as it's live. but i think he's more than willing to participate and give information that we have not heard before. >> and wiley briefly spoke with reporters on his way into this hearing. that's him by the way live on capitol hill again confirming when he was asked have you been contacted or interviewed by the department of justice, he says he's met with them a

before you ask your question, i want to ask you about alexei-s kudrin, who may be coming back in some senior role. he seems to have a close relationship with putin, but here may be a few that he is -- there may be a view that he may be brought in to try to reach out and resolve some of these issues s that your understanding? or worked with him. yes, ma'am. >> good afternoon. my question is about the international monetary fund, the imf, of which russia is a member, the u.s. is a member, and all of the 180 some countries. what is the official position of the imf on sanctions imposed by one powerful member on another? matthew: that is a good question. maybe sergey, or does anyone know the answer to that, what is the imf position? sergey: there is no way of knowing the imf official position on sanctions. it is a ban on the administration by the u.s. and company. it is not a violation of any nternational law, because it prohibits doing it for its own ntities. you may say a violation, but i wonder, can can they plame, you violate -- blame, you can violate something. matthew: whether it can

i hope he has a full recovery. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, surgeon says the suggestion by president trump that knife crime has turned his hospital into a war zone is ridiculous we'll show you the latest pictures of prince louis — the newest member of the british royal family.

the numbers of detentions take top words protest after protest i was dragged away so too was a man who calls this demonstration alexei navalny he's an anti corruption opposition leader who was banned from presidential elections because of a fraud conviction he insists was for. abrogated his online videos exposing the corruption of russia's ruling elite have made him a critic of the kremlin and a popular resistance figure among many russians who want something different. to hold on power for another six years he's tightened control of the media and internet and made protesting much harder his assertive foreign policy is popular with many russians moscow's riot police followed detentions with a neck stacked in their rough clearing the square the valley supporters have be through this before and i'll probably go through it all again they feel is their only remaining way to be heard. al-jazeera moscow. at least four people have been killed in violence in indian administered kashmir a civilian died from his injuries in srinagar after being run over by an indian security vehicle and earlier at least three separatist fighte

i submit and steered by courageous decisions. we must be. starting may thirteenth. russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been detained at an anti putin rally in moscow and avani had called for nationwide protests against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president they all reports that thousands of other people were arrested in other demonstrations across the country.

i don't know. >> you didn't notice. my awesome colleague alexei mckaman has a story coming tomorrow morning. women running for house seats. guess how many the national party organization endorsed in primaries? >> five. >> zero. >> shows you. you don't need. >> won after she won. >> good for them. >> there are 429 cases over the last few years of immigrant -- or last two years of parents being separated from their parents according to aclu's lawsuit most of the children from toddlers to young teenage persons not just parents crossing the border illegally being separated from their children. even those turn themselves over. >> i keep thinking of so much a's choice. >> trump praised in houston over their hurricane over puerto rico. a new study says not 64 people died in puerto rico but 4,695 people. and. houston, there was 106. so puerto rico much more serious and much more neglected. >> jonathan an swan, sabrina and margaret. let me finish tonight with trump watch. you're watching "hardball." it took guts to start my business. but as it grew bigger and bigger, it took a whole lot more. that's

i hope he has a full recovery. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny,uring protests against president putin. a leading london surgeon says the suggestion by president trump that knife crime has turned his hospital into a war zone is ridiculous we'll show you the latest pictures of prince louis — the newest member of the british royal family. hello and welcome to bbc news. sir alex ferguson, the most successful manager in british football history, is recovering in intensive care tonight after undergoing emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. manchester united said the operation went "very well" but that he now needed a period of intensive care to help his recovery. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports. this was sir alex ferguson only last sunday, in high spirits and seemingly good health. but tonight news emerged that the 76—year—old had been admitted to hospital. a statement released by manchester united read: "sir alex ferguson has undergone emergency surgery today for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure has gone very well but he needs a

i hope he has a full recovery. british fugitive, jamie acourt, has been remanded in custody by a spanish judge after being arrested in barcelona on drugs charges. russian opposition leader, alexei he tries to address a protest against president putin. an erupting volcano in hawaii has triggered a series of earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975.

i thought that was -- that's alexei and his partner there. i love that mint green.> i was expecting to see a lot more sort of pastels, that kind of shell pastel pink. we've seen a lot of bold color. >> yeah. sort of like more wintery jewel tones are coming through. you've seen a lot of emerald green as you're wearing yourself, looking fantastic. that's something amazing, isn't it? >> that is a wonderful outfit. >> that is bringing the festive. i like it. >> are you spotting -- i've seen -- obviously there have been some sensational head gear. are you spotting trends in the head gear, a look that people tend to be going for? >> there's sort of like going big or really tiny. there doesn't seem to be much in between. there's not many fascinators. >> there's chelsea davey, an ex-girlfriend, we believe, of prince harry and she's looking i have to say rather thoughtful as she sits in st. george's chapel. that's a great hat. >> amazing. phillip tracy tends to sort of kidnap the royals. absolutely gorgeous. again, sort of like that wintery tone but it works because it looks

i hope he has a full recovery. british fugitive, jamie acourt, has been remanded in custody by a spanish judge after being arrested in barcelona on drugs charges. russian opposition leader, alexeiavalny, is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. an erupting volcano in hawaii has triggered a series of earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. and in half an hour, we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages. including how the news of sir alex ferguson's emergency operation has been covered. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. sir alex ferguson, the most successful manager in british football history, is recovering in intensive care tonight after undergoing emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. manchester united said the operation went "very well" but that he now needed a period of intensive care to help his recovery. our sports correspondent david ornstein reports. this was sir alex ferguson only last sunday, in high spirits and seemingly good health. but tonight news emerged that the 76—year—old had been admitted to hospital, a statement released by manchester united read sir alex ferguson has undergone

i should say, crowds chanted putin is a thief. there are signs saying he is not our czar after several locations. one of the people arrested was alexeif the population that does not approve how he governs. >>> google plans to prove how it verifies the identity of political ad buyers. the company will require a copy of government issued id, and political ads will have to display who is paying for them. google will release a library advance for which users can search for specific election ads and who bought them. applications to buy ads are set to open by the end of may. approval could take up to five days. >>> you probably heard of credit card skimming. there's a warning out about a new crime called shimming. consumer advocates say scammers insert a super thin device with a micro ship and flash storage into the slot where you slide your credit card. can we just stop doing this stuff. the shim copies and saves your information. experts say they are harder to spot than skimmers, but here are the signs to look out for. >> consumers are using these new chip cards and inserting into slots, this is the new way of reading that magnetic strip