arielle: i tease the men. i dance, smile and flirt. that's how you earn the most money. i talk to my customers, like on a first date. reporter: scott and arielle live in romania, one of the poorest countries in the eu, and home to europe's biggest sex-cam industry. over 5000 studios have sprung up in recent years. arielle: i tease the men. it's estimated that more than 200,000 romanians work in the adult live-cam business. 24-year-old arielle begins her day in the studio's own beauty salon. arielle: i try to be natural. i don't put on an act. i want to develop a relationship with my customers, to become friends. sometimes it's like being their psychologist. reporter: the manager shows us the plans for her company's fourth studio, and explains the industry's boom in romania. maria: i think the market is growing, every year with 10%, 15% of members. we have a ry good internet connection. second of all, we have very smart girls, and they speak very good english. and then because we have beautiful women over here.

ariel: es correcto.e hay una excelente mujer. esta seÑora tiene 83 aÑos y es de miami y ni siquiera se habÍa dado cuenta de que habÍa perdido esto. ariel: la conversaciÓn la tuvo con mi esposa porque yo vengo llegando al paÍs y no hablo inglÉs. la seÑora ni siquiera se acordaba de la bolsa y no sabÍa de que'papeles se hablaba. carlos: les colgÓ el telÉfono tres veces porque no querÍa hablar con ustedes. ariel: sÍ, incluso me dejÓ una nota de voz diciÉndome de ella no habÍa dejado nada. carlos: quÉ locura! y cuando entro en razÓn me imagino que hicieron una cita y le llevaste el dinero. ariel: yo me quedÉ esperando en el mismo lugar en donde la encontrÉ. ella estaba muy agradecida y asombrada porque como soy latino... carlos: a mi esposa le decÍa que no sabÍa que existían latinos de este tipo. --ariel ella me decÍa "i love you" muy emocionada y alegre. carlos: para que puedan ver que los latinos somos muy honrados. hubo una recompensa? ariel: me dio $100. carlos. con eso pagaste el sÚper de ese dÍa, no? c

francisca: ariel, tomaste cafÉ? ariel: la verdad es que sÍ.el ring. uno de los protagonistas es oscar de la hoya quien estÁ en vivo para contarnos esto. karla: niurka marcos habla sobre la tentadora propuesta que le hizo a ninel conde. carlos: usted sabrÍa quÉ hacer en caso de un tiroteo? ante la nueva realidad le vamos a decir cÓmo reaccionar para que pueda salvar su vida. karla: no cabe duda de que en internet se ve de todo. es mostramos lo mÁs insÓlito, sorprendente y loco de las redes sociales. carlos: en "despierta amÉrica", 21 aÑos siendo tu show favorito. ♪ ♪ karla: aquÍ estamos chismeando. carlos: nos agarraron en pleno chisme. karla: ariel nos estÁ cocinando. quÉ es eso de que el indicado cocine¿ vÁmonos hasta mÉxico con diego barrios que nos tiene todo lo que pasa en el mundo del espectÁculo y donde parece que dos rivales se van a unir. carlos: y no nos referimos al canelo y a triple g verdad mi querido diego? diego: asÍ es y vamos directo a la informaciÓn! tal y como ustedes lo mencionan, todo parece indicar que niurka marcos se uni

am i allowed to know what ariel's charges are? i mean, are they going to be the same as mine because she was there? >> she hasn't been fully booked yet. we'll find them out shortly. >> am i allowed to know that? >> no. >> this is your paperwork. come on over here. first open door on your right. >> attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and conspiracy. >> when you get arrested, the detectives or the investigators, whoever is working that case, determine whether or not there's probable cause that crime was committed. they've obviously determined that because that's why you're here. now all that information, all the facts that they have collected, goes over to the d.a.'s office and now the d.a.'s office decides whether they're going to formally press charges against you for these charges. if they do, then you'll be arraigned before a judge. if they decide there's not enough evidence in this case, then they may drop the charges. >> what's the next step? >> so right now, now that you've been booked, you're going to be dressed

if someone came forward and said, ariel, you are too young.. 15 years ago, ariel actually pushed me down staircase, and to no one was in the house, but she knows she did it, and i was so traumatized that i couldn't talk about it. all you can say is, i've never even been at a party with hisou woman and she can't produce any one who was at a party with her. wouldn't you be mad at this hearing today if you were at aty similar inquisition aboutth getting a job and people were not believing you and saying you are angry about refuting the charge? wouldn't you be angry? >> at what point in history do we begin believing women about y the problems -- >> laura: women never lie?e? >> this country in this world with sexual assault -- >> laura: women never mistake their attackers? >> ford actually began to disclose as early as 2012. >> laura: we didn't get they notes. >> far before -- >> laura: ariel, i'm really01 glad you came on, ben, here's a fact, though. women are watching, women do vote, and a lot of women have gotten jacked up about this me too movement because they feel like it is their time,

david: john rogers, ariel investments ceo will stay with us heard will look at how he rebuilt ariel investments the last crisis. live from chicago and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm emma chandra. elon musk forng his controversial tweet last month about taking the company ride it. regular say he misled investors by saying falsely he had lined up something for the deal. they want to bar musk as serving as a director of a company. musk calls it unjustified. the us has expanded pharmacy business, united house has company. buy a bloomberg has learned that united health will pay the billionequity firm $2.5 . kkr and blackstone are among potential buyers for extracting in anressing and it interest investment that could total $3 billion. that is your "bloomberg business flash." david: it has been 10 years since the financial crisis and many agree it is more secure now than before. wall street's biggest names way in and this is what they had to say. >> we probably have another 18 to 24 months minimum in the cycle just on the back of the adrenaline rush from trump's p

our firm position goes to ariel. before telling is the advantage of ariel yoga is that everyone can do the scorpion even if they can't manage it on the floor it gives them a real sense of achievement. a handstand is easy to do even if you want that angela bochy need a lot of body tension to keep your balance. this exercise is bound to work up a sweat. this kind of yoga may not look relaxing but it is thought to evoke a real sense of calm and wellbeing. that really isn't out and sometimes it's a real challenge to stay focused when i go comes to your mat and tries to interact with you so one. is the latest craze and comes second place an hour for turn it into conventional yoga communing with goats is said to be fair a few take the animals might be stubborn but they are also very cuddly. and finally how about saying cheers instead of chanting a group home first place goes to be a yoga this palin power has come up with a combination of germany's be a tradition and india's yoga practice. after each exercise yoga is get to

his name is roberto ariel vargas. come on down, roberto. and applause] roberto, are you here? [laughter] wow. okay. we'll come back to you, roberto. supervisor stefani, we'll go to you. oh, roberto. he's here. [cheers and applause] what a way to make an entrance. >> i wondered if you were going to let me in. >> president cohen: we will. i want it say a couple of things about thinks gentleman before he gets on the microphone. it's with great pleasure that i honor roberto vargas today for our first but not last latinx heritage month. now roberto is currently a navigator for the center for community engagement and community engagement and health policy programs to the university of california-san francisco clinical and translational science institute. in this role, he leads many multistake holder health initiatives that provide leverage paying particular attention and focus on equity. i cannot think of a better champion than this man here. roberto helps to disseminate practices nationally, promoting equitable practices and health policy and im

. >> reporter: in a different language, 11-year-old ariel says the music speeb speaks to them. patrick santos never thought bts or korean pop music would find any glory in the bay area. >> in 2014, i never thought a k-pop idol would be near the states. >> reporter: but it's everywhere. and fans say it's for everyone. >> i didn't know what to expect. it met more than my expectations. they're dancing and going wild and meeting friends and talking to people. it's wonderful. >> reporter: there's two more dance classes in the eight-week city dance series. >> i think larry wants to challenge her title. on wednesday, k-pop group will perform live in times square on "good morning america." >> sandy was begging for me to do the dance. i might at the end of this program. >> all right. >> might. >> he's all talk. >>> i was just saying, i think larry should show us his moves. but he was not going to go there. let me show you time lapse from our emeryville camera tonight. look how clear it was when the sun went down. it was gorgeous tonight at sunset. we did see warmer weather with san fran

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. >> we have some new ariel foloage ofing in south carolina. complete devastation in conway. county offngials continue g door to door to try to rescue folks that stayed behind. >> deal with the after for weeks and mohs. >> yeah the storm was mostly impacting north carolina. that's what we're talking about. but then you cforget, yld really be impacted by rai and flooding water. but this morning, we're seeing flooding too here. >> there was so much rain early this morning. >> we still have a couple of showers around but the hraviest is gone. while many of you were sleeping, flooding around the are currently, we have gradual clearing. so we're not looking atot a of rainfall during the morning commute. he weekend looks absolutely fantastic. a lot of clouds still around. light sprinkles around t beltway. up toward baltimore. the heaviest is now moving away. so we're not looking at any more heavy rain this morning. that's good news t. flood threats are still outthere. never drive-thru flooded roadways so we're seeing this around the district. much of maryland, northern virginia, we

the newest member right here, 1-month-old ariel. she's so cute. okay. what kept you in this community, and what makes this commuty so great? >> shepherd park is a special be.e to they give wonderful support for our family. our council people are here. our eiccted ols are always great. it is a great place to be. the diversity is phenomenal. we have all gone to the neighborhood school. we have been in this neighborhood for over 60 years. this is home for us, and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: you're not going anywhere. , you brought in a new family member. so she's got t grow up in this community, right? okay. coming up later oho in the , we're going to keep talking to these guys and of course talk to tips, bring you tips on creating a good neighborhood. shepherd park has figured it out, right? all right. back in to you guys. >> awesom. >> wonderf love to see those old pics too. thank you. >> love the fact the weather held off. they could get outside. >> at least for the morning, chuck. not going to last though. >> not going to last. more rain. th

>> even in a different language, ariel and her friends say k-pop speaks to them.t was taught by patrick santos. someone who never would have guessed k-pop would find any flory here in the bay area. >> i would never have thought a k-pop idol would be anywhere near the states. >> reporter: but it's everywhere. fans say it's for everyone. >> oh, my god, i didn't even know what to expect. it met more than my expectations. they're so happy, dancing, going wild, meeting friends, talking to people. it's wonderful. >> reporter: there are two more in the eight-week city dance series. in downtown san jose, i'm k-pop queen amanda del castillo for abc 7 news. >> i like that. bts took the bay area by storm. they have their sights set on new york. on wednesday, bts will perform live times square in new york. i know you will not miss one second of that. >> i will watch. we're still getting tweets about it. >> i know. >> their fan base is so loyal, so positive. it's really refreshing. >> it's fun. >> it really is. i can't wait to watch. wick back and relax a little. all right. yo

think most external observers agree that there is a bit of a power contest going on between patriarch ariel who is for siding over the largest and the wealthiest orthodox congregation and pay chart bartholomew who oversees a relatively small parish in a predominantly muslim country and yet claims a king manical or global powers do you indeed think there is a power contest going on between the two no i do not think so but i see from history i referred to the one nine hundred twenty s. when the kid of constantinople supported schism within the russian orthodox church and they see from history is that the patriarch of constantinople very often treat this relationship in this way when there was the russian orthodox church finds itself in a difficult situation instead of helping the church which one may expect from someone who pretends to be a coordinator of the interoffice that succeed it is so instead of helping. he does the sins which actually destroy the unity between the churches in the statement that the russian orthodox church issued in response to the consent of decision lately it's used

honestly that's what i really get to because even though they except of the british government that ariel sharon was exerting more influence over the areas that the british taxpayer was funding a police force seem to be working with them the british government denies that so why is britain supporting these is the most was the dutch government just said they're going to withdraw funding for the white helmets accusing the white helmet of poor oversight of dutch taxpayers' money being funneled through into britain is doing that israel obviously is reacting to this whole established. british government and they find it so the problem is now you know those groups to be to be honest they have a very suspicious all especially talking about chemical weapons suddenly. in syria they were actually providing all the so-called if it does that that action or the syrian use these. chemical weapons and proved to be honestly completely unfounded at least of the russians a false flag attack is being referred to as we speak we spoke to have the white house are denied those sorts of allegations but given wha

i say get on there if ariel dimension that is accessed through association is very important to me and in our communication with the audience we call them bus i live in that's purely one dimensional where you're saying just one thing and everyone understands the same thing i find that boring. it. it's a. it has to be something that speaks to each individual in a unique way. that touches something deep down in each person and the audience. but it has to be entirely free. of us with cancer eyes that's when the work becomes profound as it does when it touches on the mystery and science course. and that doesn't happen if you're simply telling a linear story. involves developed one of the most significant productions kerber during her five year stint as courtis to director of berlin's shall be in a theater it's an exploration of anatomy that delves into every aspect of the human body. time and again the company conjures images that sear themselves into the viewer's memory like a nightmare. at the same time vult isn't afraid of venturing into more abstract territory in her piece for hour and

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: donald trump's nominee for the us supreme court and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault have given dramatic testimonies in front of the senate's judiciary committee. senior republican senators are now discussing a timetable for the next steps in the process to confirm mr kavanaugh, with a first vote expected friday. let's stay with that story, the hearing in the senate judicial committee. earlier, i spoke withjocelyn frye, a senior fellow at the center for american progress. i started by asking what she made of the criticism that this was not the right forum. well, i think that criticism is a little unfair. dr christine blasey ford wanted to remain confidential, she wanted to figure out a way to tell her stor

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, one million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the woman who is accusing brett kavanaugh of the woman who is accusing brett kava naugh of sexual assault, the woman who is accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault, told the senate committee that the event 36 years ago changed her life dramatically. testifying earlier, judge brett kavanaugh denied allegations of sexual assault. let's get more on our main story this hour, the hearing in the senate judicial committee. jocelyn frye is a senior fellow at the centre for american progress. she is the former director of policy and special projects for first lady michelle obama. thank you forjoining us. critics have said the democrats have delayed and delayed this process and it has and delayed this process and it has a negative impact on doctor ford, what do yo

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.e holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: indonesia says the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami could be in the thousands. at least 400 people were killed in one city alone. china's efforts to combat hiv and aids have suffered a setback, with a i4% rise in the number of people infected in the past year. mediterranean cyclone zorbas has triggered flash flooding across greece, bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds to athens, the central and northeastern peloponnese and evia. the storm, which is also known as a medicane, hit the south—east of the peloponnese peninsula the hardest, with the coastal capital of kalamata and seaside villages being inundated by waves. the public has been advised to exercise caution and avoid unnecessary travel. chris fawkes from the bbc‘s weather centre ex

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.e to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: indonesia says the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami could be in the thousands. at least 400 people were killed in one city alone. in a special report, a woman who grew up with one of the key suspects in the salisbury attack has told the bbc she recognised him as a military intelligence officer. more now on our top story the earthquake and tsunami in sulawesi. richard lister explains why the area is prone to such devastating disasters. aerial images of indonesia's disaster zone show the reach and the power of the tsunami — a landscape scoured of buildings and people. it all starts here, on the sea bed, along the pacific rim. sections of the earth's crust grind together, causing volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. it's known as the ring of fire. this animation shows the location of

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. sovereignty over the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — indonesia says the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami could be in the thousands. at least 400 people were killed in one city alone. china's efforts to combat hiv and aids have suffered a setback, with a i4% rise in the number of people infected in the past year. women across brazil are taking part in protests against the far right frontrunner in next week's presidential elections. jair bolsonaro who was released earlierfrom hospital after being stabbed is leading in opinion polls. with me is the bbc world service's americas editor leonardo rocha. explain who this man is and why he is proving so divisive. he is for me —— former army captain who came into politics in the late 19805 to defend the rights of the military and 5a

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.ereignty over the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: donald trump's nominee for the us supreme court and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault have given dramatic testimonies in front of the senate's judiciary committee. republican senators are now pressing ahead with the process to confirm mr kavanaugh, with a first vote expected friday. let's stay with that now. let's speak to kristen clarke, the president and executive director of the national lawyers' committee for civil rights under law. that committee to you at the hearing. what was to be in the room? it was very powerful today. i was seated just a few rows behind dr christine blasey ford this morning, andi christine blasey ford this morning, and i found her christine blasey ford this morning, and ifound her incredibly compel

ariel sharon visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. to have sovereignty, an idea unthinkable the palestinians. after 45 years, germany has one. in berlin, i million germans celebrated the birth of your‘s biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news today, the latest headlines. the judiciary committee in the united states senate has approved brett kava naugh‘s supreme court nomination, but a vote of the full senate could be delayed for a week to allow for an fbi investigation. facebook says up to 50 million of its users were left exposed to hackers by a security flaw. an earthquake has triggered a tsunami which has struck a coastal city in indonesia. witnesses say the giant wave swept into the streets of palu, which is on the island of sulawesi. here's rebecca henschke in the indonesian capitaljakarta. mobile phone footage shows the terrifying moment that up to three metre—high waves hit the coastal area in the city of palu. the footage shows the water sweeping into houses closest to the shore. otherfootage taken on mobile phones

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.e holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, one million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the woman who is accusing donald trump's nominee for the supreme court of sexual assault told a senate committee that the alleged event 36 years ago changed her life dramatically. brett kavanaugh emphatically denied the allegations and accused democratic senators of destroying his family and his good name for political reasons. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the south china morning post and a striking image of a major new storm. typhoon trami is heading towards japan and is expected to make landfall on the island of okinawa late saturday or early on sunday. moving onto the philippine star and the island of boracay. it was closed by the government for

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, our main story this hour. indonesia says its struggling to reach the epicentre of the earthquake and survivors of a tsunami which has so far claimed more than 400 lives. let's stay with that main story now. 0ur correspondent richard lister explains why indonesia is prone to such devastating natural disasters. aerial images of indonesia's disaster zone show the reach and the power of the tsunami — a landscape scoured of buildings and people. it all starts here, on the sea bed, along the pacific rim. sections of the earth's crust grind together, causing volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. it's known as the ring of fire. this animation shows the location of every earthquake around the world over several years. 90% of them occurred along the pacific rim, and of all the countries on that ring of

the applicants a challenge with a series of rote gleason ariel's when you do your first one or two stationsit's still kind of a trainer you're very nervous your hands are shaking you don't know what to do with your water bottle there are various you pay for it but i liked it a lot more than traditional interview because it's fun it's fast pace it challenges you in a similar way that medical school challenge you it's quite stressful it's very high energy fast paced these scenarios test for more than just academic ability to look for empathy communication skills and moral reasoning. qualities the master's program believes will make great doctors it was two hours and we had to do twelve different stations where we go through different scenarios questions always throw at you that you've never heard of before and you just talk to think on your feet you're getting multiple assessments or multiple. and i think that is a better measure of how and how you would be in different situations. since the introduction of the selection process at mcmaster in two thousand and four nearly every other medical

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.overeignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, one million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump's nominee for the us supreme court and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault have given dramatic testimonies in front of the senate's judiciary committee. senior republican senators are now discussing a timetable for the next steps in the process to confirm mr kavanaugh, with a first vote expected friday. the hearing on capitol hill is commanding attention right across the united states, way beyond the limits of washington, dc. the stakes are high. the balance of power on the us supreme court and the future direction of lawmaking in the us will be decided by the success orfailure ofjudge kavanaugh's nomination. our correspondent nada tawfik has been watching the hearings with people in bloomsburg, pennsylvania. across

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.ver the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: over 800 people are confirmed dead on the island of sulawesi, with fears the death toll from the earthquake and tsunami could rise to the thousands. aid supplies have started to reach sulawesi, but many desperate residents have resorted to looting supermarkets and petrol stations. and this was the 21st birthday celebration waiting for formula one driver max verstappen at the russian grand prix. he was presented with a cake in the shape of a helmet, and went on to finish fifth in the race. we will have full details in sport today in half an hour's time. let's take a look at some front pages from the newspapers. the south china morning post leads on the indonesian earthquake. it says the dea

ariel sharon turkey is trying to prevent an all out conflict fearing tens of thousands more refugees would flee across its border all the turkish president recip tiber when call for an urgent ceasefire in syria. and i was serious to me there are different methods required in the struggle against terrorism which involve patience and sensitivity as turkey we have shown these qualities and we are determined to continue in this way we do not want a bloodbath in italy and we expect you to support us in this regard we have shared concerns in relation to it and we must find a solution with this in mind. but the russian president vladimir putin rejected calls for a ceasefire saying the syrian government has the right to regain its territory. mr pardon would. not we should think over all aspects of this complicated issue and the problem together while understanding that the legitimate syrian government has the right and should have the end but the whole national territory under its control but you might well let's hear now from zambia as ravi our correspondent who has more now from tehran. of

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.ver the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: a senate committee has approved president trump's nominee for the supreme court — but a final confirmation vote has been delayed, while the fbi looks into allegations of sexual assault. facebook has revealed a security breach involving nearly 50 million accounts. the company says hackers exploited a vulnerability in its code to gain control over the accounts. let's return to our top story now. president trump has ordered an fbi investigation into the allegations of sexual assault made against supreme court nominee brett kava naugh following thursday's supreme court hearing. we can now speak to andra gillespie, professor of political science at emory university. so, one week for the fbi to uncover. . . so, one week for the fbi to uncover... well, what

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.ly sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after a5 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. welcome. you are watching bbc news. our main headline this hour: a senate committee has approved president trump's nominee for the supreme court — but a final confirmation vote has been delayed, while the fbi looks into allegations of sexual assault. facebook has revealed a security breach involving nearly 50 million accounts. the company says hackers exploited a vulnerability in its code to gain control over the accounts. an earthquake has triggered a tsunami which has struck a coastal city in indonesia. witnesses say the giant wave swept into the streets of palu, which is on the island of sulawesi. here's rebecca henschke in the indonesian capitaljakarta. mobile phone footage shows that terrifying moment that up to three metre high waves hit the coastal area in the city of palu. the footy show ‘s

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.eignty over the whole sites, an idea unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, i million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nations. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the woman who's accusing donald trump's nominee for the supreme court of sexual assault told a senate committee that the alleged event 36 years ago changed her life dramatically. brett kavanaugh emphatically denied the allegations and accused democratic senators of destroying his family and his good name for political reasons. now to the philippines, where a fierce critic of the country's president, rodrigo duterte, senator antonio trillanes, is facing possible detention over charges of instigating a coup d'etat. 0ur philippines correspondent, howard johnson recently, interviewed senator trillanes for a bbc our world documentary. in it, critics of the president allege he is attacking dem

there at the root the son told me sort of thought you know that sort of hardens and i'm on first like ariel does you know get a more decent augment the salt of the salt or that in the middle column good book will go to morgues and dr corder autonomous had to come in all cement or thought not. all of our goals are well micro that four childer green or you know it. ultimately good for you it. couldn't go to coordinate but historical or coal oil food source and i thought size and so i was not alone. so there's a need for them of the usual limit green i'm going with the no law. source that together the lot of us to. book out more to the stuff that we all have done. in the cans and that she meets leaders of the popular front for the liberation of palestine like guest and can offend the writer and spokesperson for the movement who will be assassinated by the mossad in one thousand nine hundred eighty two page and people i have. had that and message. and later how did the first woman to hijack an airplane who sends a message to the people of japan did you agree i can wear. one of those is that he

israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble.the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: a senate committee has approved president trump's nominee for the supreme court, but a final confirmation vote has been delayed while the fbi looks into allegations of sexual assault. facebook has revealed a security breach involving nearly 50 million accounts. the company says hackers exploited a vulnerability in its code to gain control over the accounts. germany's president has delivered a blunt message to his turkish counterpart, telling him at a state banquet that the two countries can't return to everyday business. frank—walter steinmeier told president erdogan that he was worried about german citizens currently imprisoned in turkey along with large numbers of other opposition figures. mr erdogan's visit to germany has been controversial, wit

the second intifada another five years later is ready prime minister ariel sharon moved or is raised that myth and settlements from gaza but in the legal building continued on hand it in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem twenty five years later negotiations limp on the still no agreement settlement expansion continues the vote and by the u.s. administration and where the also agreement was set to be a springboard for talks it became a void the no other countries could fill. earlier i spoke to. he's formally a palestinian negotiator with israel he says also could have meant peace but there were strategic mistakes on both sides. in the one nine hundred ninety s. between one nine hundred ninety three and two thousand of course there were numerous problems of a number of terrorist attacks israeli collective punishment of the palestinian economy but there was an important degree of political confidence building at both the government to levels the security level and also societal level. so there were important shifts that. could have allowed i think a successful outcome i was part

the years of lent in italy this some but ariel lost from the late sixty's to the eighty's demonstrations police repression attacks kidnapping assess inish and. collective loss of innocence. regarding the timing of the engines fantasy in a format that they group people the group became to be able to get them into sort of family if you're just a believer or a reporter jiri. he stood in it your back and restore a cause or more to import than that your volatility a lot of the gibbet i and even that image of them into a lot of a lot of them into the welfare not of the use of interest cora and even that were locked up here i carry a feeling in the air for me. while you stood in your bed i pretty sure to get a seeming to get me to that only a few that. took the risk of course you can ask or eileen didn't even more you mean that you could the women talk to me till he stood interview better. yet in one hundred sixty nine mobilization is widespread blown off by the alliance of students in the working class the ultimate condition for revolution. a pointless brazoria little to not go quite a few at.

i was allowed to go see the seahawk with ariel flynn. [laughter] do we have any more questions? >> what a fascinating history. it did not take place that long ago. mr. shapiro: 76 years? >> thank you, chris kelly. thank you, isaac shapiro. please stick around to sign copies for us. mr. shapiro: i would be happy to. interested in american history tv? visit our website. see our tv schedule, preview programs, and watch college lectures, museum tours, archival films, and more. this weekend on american artifacts a look back 20 years to the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassy is in nairobi, kenya. we visit the u.s. diplomacy center in washington, d.c. to tour and exhibit with the state department officials in charge of the two embassies at the time . here's a preview. when the bomb went off, 213 people were instantly killed. 48 of whom were employees of the u.s. government, including 12 americans. we had a 50% casualty rate. had we been part of the military, we probably would have been evacuated. instead, we all stayed for the next 10 months to re-create our organization and to assist k