north and south korean soldiers they're still here but there's a notable difference they no longer amit. what you'll feel here in panama is is a different vibe what once was a vibe of tension is now a vibe of peace we've taken away the land mines we've ensured that this site has been do you mind we've taken the weapons out of the towers our guards no longer carry weapons and i think that what you'll see here is a place that can foster trust building and confidence that hopefully can see but there's a notable difference there no longer amit. what you'll feel here in panama is is a different vibe what once was a viable tension is now a viable peace we've taken away the land mines we've ensured that the site has been do you mind we've taken the weapons out of the towers our guards no longer carry weapons and i think that what you'll see here is a place that can foster trust building and confidence that hopefully can spread across the korean peninsula. so the weapons are missing from this familiar takes them but the signature dark sunglasses remain. visit is keen to capture the moment on ca

north and south korean soldiers they're still here but there's a notable difference they no longer amit. what you'll feel here in panama is is a different vibe what once was a viable tension is now a viable peace we've taken away the way in mines we've ensured that the side has been do you mind we've taken the weapons out of the towers our guards no longer carry weapons and i think that what you'll see here is a police that can foster trust building confidence that hopefully can spread across the korean peninsula. so the weapons are missing from the simile a picture but the signature dark sunglasses remain. visit is keen to capture the moment on camera a priceless memory in a symbolic location. this is the place that always visualized that decades old conflict between the communist state and its southern neighbor and it's like kim jong un and mangy in this historic summit last year one handshake setting off a whirlwind of diplomacy and fueling hopes for real progress on the korean peninsula. tourists and those station permanently at the d.m. said say that progress can be felt. relieved

that's judge amit mehta. there is other breaking news we're following, the trump administration is directing former white house counsel don mcgahn not to testify before congress tomorrow. let's go to our congressional correspondent and the house judiciary committee has said it will hold a hearing with or without mcgahn tomorrow morning. what are democrats warning will come next. >> reporter: something chairman nadler reiterated in a statement saying this committee hearing is going to go on whether don mcgahn ends up showing up or not and no expectation that he will and certainly we could, of course, see a little theatrics at play there, potentially an empty chair to really signify he didn't show up as we saw earlier this month in the hearing when the attorney general, bill barr did not show up. now, nadler tonight saying in a statement that the attempts to block mcgahn from testifying shows that in his words president trump clearly does not want the american people to hear firsthand about his alleged miscondu

there was also a promise that was repeated again and again by the party president, mr amit shah, when no migration of muslims from bangladesh and other places. within india they have promised to make a register of citizens where mr amit shah tweeted that all hindus and this will be safe but he did not say that muslims would be part about register. —— and buddhists. there a fair amount of anxiety on that front and a lot of questions asked how independent various institutions, the central bureau of investigation india's premier investigative agency, the judiciary, the police, the army and also the election commission of india which has come under a lot of criticism in the conduct of the elections, how independent will those institutions be after this thumping majority remains a big concern. thank you very much indeed. the uk has rejected a united nations resolution demanding it gives back control of the chagos islands in the indian ocean to mauritius. the non—binding vote was supported by 116 nations, with the uk being just one of six countries opposing it. mauritius says it was forced

in a thinly veiled attack on illegal muslim immigrants from neighbouring bangladesh, its president, amitmove every single one of them from india. it's notjust the leaders that we have to look to, but what is happening to the mind of people who are being constantly drip—fed this sort of hatred? the right for all religions to coexist is enshrined in this country's constitution. but there's concern that if the bjp wins a second term, that basic secular principle could be eroded. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, assam. the rate of unemployment among women fell to 3.7% in the first three months of the year — the lowest since comparable records began in 1971. the office for national statistics says the figures are partly due to changes to the state pension age, with more women retiring later. the data also shows the lowest rate of unemployment for men for more than a0 years. british steel says it's seeking further financial support from the government to help it deal with what it describes as brexit—related issues. the uk's second largest steel firm directly employs 11,500 people, and received a

in a thinly veiled attack on illegal muslim immigrants from neighbouring bangladesh, its president, amits promising to remove every single one of them from india. it's notjust the leaders that we have to look to, now indian muslims born and bred our living in fear that this government wa nts to living in fear that this government wants to drive them away as well. earlier, these people were asked to provide papers to prove that they we re provide papers to prove that they were indians. this woman and her children were born here but did not appear on the citizen database. 4 million residents, mostly muslim, did not either. i'm scared the police will come at night and take oui’ police will come at night and take ourfamily police will come at night and take our family away. muslims are living infear our family away. muslims are living in fear here and across india. the right of all religions to coexist is enshrined in this country's constitution. but there is concern that if the bjp wins a second term, that if the bjp wins a second term, that basic secular principal will be eroded. venezuela

in a thinly veiled attack on illegal muslim immigrants from neighbouring bangladesh, its president, amitemove every single one of them from india. it's notjust the leaders that we have to look to, but what is happening to the mind of people who are being constantly drip fed this sort of hatred? the right for all religions to coexist is enshrined in this country's constitution. but there is concern that if the bjp wins a second term, that basic secular principle could be eroded. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, assam. in little more than a week, we'll all be going to the polls in the european elections, a vote many thought wouldn't happen. however the delay to brexit means 73 members of the european parliament will be elected from the uk. our deputy political editorjohn pienaar, has been to yorkshire and humberside, which will elect 6 meps, to find out what's on the mind of voters. pick a look, make a statement, it's party time again. not easy to make brexit much fun just now, but everyone can express themselves in the euro elections. back the old order, choose who's the real people's party

amit pau is the co—founder of empaua ventures.sses, apparently, it is never going to make a profit... actually, these figures were welcomed by the market, weren't they? yeah, they were, we need to put it into context, in ten yea rs, need to put it into context, in ten years, uber has built an amazing franchise, 63 countries, 700 cities and 93 million consumers. however, despite its high profile ipo, the shares have flopped. you may ask why. the main reason is the real lack of certainty on how uber will have a clear path to profitability. how much of this is down to the huge investment which uber eats? that is a great question, uber is shifting from being a ridesharing company to being the global platform for transportation and commerce. they have made a significant investment on over rates, which has grown by 100%, which reflects the return. however, it is operating in a hugely, fiercely competitive market, and that competition is going to increase with amazon's investment in delivery. last year they grow at 100% but despite that,

>>hen we launched edge, w amite plastics on board. >> reporter: in an industry not known for environmental "the edge" has its own recycling operation. there is a sewage treatment plant on board too. but what attracts passengers is that next big thing. >> this is a first. there is no ship in the world that has put a platform on the side. >> reporter: the magic carpet, a 90-ton platform that levitates up and down the side of the ship. >> we can take it all the way up to deck 16. we can bring it down here to deck 5 or take it down to deck 1. >> reporter: you're on the edge of "the edge." >> you're always looking at the ocean. that's what makes the ship special in design. >> reporter: not a bad place to watch the sunset. here's a simple true-or-false quiz for you. if you're between age 50 and 85, it's important for you to know the truth, so please listen closely. i'm alex trebek, and all of the answers are false. so what is true? you can get coverage, regardless of your health, with the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. whether you're in the

district judge amit mehta upheld a subpoena monday for 10 years of trump's financial records from the accounting firm mazars, issued by the house oversight committee. trump's lawyers attempted to resist the subpoena by arguing the request is unconstitutional because it isn't tied to legislation. judge mehta ruled the house panel had valid reasons for requesting the document and that "it is not for the court to question whether the committee's actions are truly motivated by political considerations." trump's lawyer said d he would appeal the ruling. federal prosecutors in new york are looking through tens of thousands of documents related to the funding of president trump's inauguration for any evidence of illegal spending or campaign finance laws violations, including whether any foreign donors received access to the trump administration in exchange for inaugural contntributions.s. a record-breakaking $107 m milln in donations was received fofor trump's inauguration. in new zealand, police have charged the suspect in march's christchurch massacre with terrorism. he is also facing 51 c

. >> juliette, but -- you have concern that some of in comes down to the president's personal amitionok. >> i think there are two issues. the first is let's not forget the saudi would love for us to have a military conflict pch not saying war with iranians we don't have the pawn. we used the united states that could control saudi -- saudi behavior in some ways because of the arms deals. but there is also an issue on the outside of this, which is whether it's russia, saudi arabia or wherever else in the world, the intersection of the trump family and what they get from the saudis in this particular case, whether the saudis staying at the hotels, business dealings between the kushner family and the saudis, whether it's dealings in the gulf, it's hard not to begin to view what trump is doing in light of the potential that he is no longer president in 2020. in other words is he positioning himself to benefit the trump family after he is president? and when you look at his relationship with the saudis, and the fact that he is not complaining about yemen, he is not -- he is a dupe on the kh