among them are actor young cademy true and his son under a young manages the bucharest national theatre his son is a businessman and politician for a new opposition party. young cademy true is known in romania not only as an actor he was one of the rebels who announced the victory of the revolution on television in december 989. on a matter god today he's disillusioned saying the revolution has been robbed of its objectives she said to interrupt it to. get really disgusts me to see how today's policy makers change the laws it will go to the little ball to look at it. those in charge are really doing whatever they can to escape justice and keep the money they've stolen the award because these have a shuffle and it's a lesson will be there to scupper it's not what we fought for. not been plus i just wish we could finally live in a clean decent country that was at that in full flow to put up the ball. and today gives us an example of what his father means there's a lack of infrastructure romania has fewer highways than any other european country the e.u. funding for their development often

well let's have a moment to talk about that in 2008 at the bucharest summit 4 countries spoke about their aspirations and nato agreed that they would be in the line to have nato membership those countries included ukraine and georgia but we have been very clear that both of those countries are still on the path of reform we have to ensure that when countries are ready to enter nato store they are ready to contribute to security and defense in the alliance but also to come up to certain standards of democratic principle so what are you waiting for to moscow's take another bite out of eastern ukraine know what we're waiting for is to see them come up to a certain level of readiness for nato membership. nato allies have reiterated that decision we made some years ago that ukraine will become a member of nato that's the bucharest summit the 2nd that still stands some point at some time it's up to ukraine to decide who their security relationships will be with that's an important principle from our perspective i have to say though it's also very important that all nato allies be ready to accep

among them are actor young cademy true and his son under a young manages the bucharest national theatrehis son is a businessman and politician for a new opposition party. young cademy true is known in romania not only as an actor he was one of the rebels who announced the victory of the revolution on television in december 900. 89 spotted by. a matter that was out of my. today he's disillusioned saying the revolution has been robbed of its objectives she said to vent a bit. it really disgusts me to see how today's policy makers change the laws that will be got at the top of the look at. those in charge are really doing whatever they can to escape justice and keep the money they've stolen the award because it's these shuffle and it's only us a little bit to scupper that's not what we fought for. more than plus i just wish we could finally live in a clean decent country that was so that it will try to put up the wall. and today gives us an example of what his father means there's a lack of infrastructure romania has fewer highways than any other european country the e.u. funding for their

back in bucharest young cut i mean through not only manages the national theater but also appears on stage he'll be forced to dismiss 52 of his staff in coming weeks if the government has its way he says this kind of despotism is reminiscent of the dictatorship era. the current situation is nothing new. she this is the ruthless perpetuation of the old communist habits yes . good local list dan boy we are often visits the cemetery where the revolutions victims are buried most were under 30 students and workers even teenagers many of the perpetrators have yet to be identified. through books such as even more to this day for all these young people who were murdered in december 1909 there is still no justice. the wounds left by romania's communist era and the bloody revolution that ended it 30 years ago are still gaping wide. our last story could be a scene from a stroller around a century ago poachers smuggled 2 ibex is that belong to the italian into switzerland it was a crime that had major repercussions in fact it save the animals from the brink of extinction all the alpine ibex has

well let's have a moment to talk about that in 2008 at the bucharest summit 4 countries spoke about their aspirations and nato agreed that they would be in the line to have nato membership those countries included ukraine and georgia but we have been very clear that both of those countries are still on the path of reform we have to ensure that when countries are ready to enter nato store they are ready to contribute to security and defense in the alliance but also to come up to certain standards of democratic principle so what are you waiting for to moscow's think of another bite out of eastern ukraine know what we're waiting for is to see them come up to a certain level of readiness for nato membership. nato allies have reiterated the decision we made some years ago that ukraine will become a member of nato that's the bucharest summit the 2nd that still stands at some point at some time it's up to ukraine to decide who their security relationships will be with that's an important principle from our perspective i have to say though it's also very important that all nato allies be ready to

decision we made some years ago that ukraine will become a member of nato that's the bucharest summit the 2nd that still stands at some point at some time it's up to ukraine to decide who their security relationships will be with that's an important principle from our perspective i have to say though it's also very important that all nato allies be ready to accept them and that means seeing a level of reform and development in their not only armed forces but also in their democratic practice let's talk about nato 70th birthday which is just come and go in the happiest one downgraded to foreign minister level instead of the usual heads of government. you disagree on many issues you know secretary-general hardly ideal in an alliance that claims its strength rests on unity as is it the secretary general had a wonderful speech before a joint session of congress the 1st time any leader of an international organization has had that honor it was a great day but we haven't finished with our celebrations tim there will be a leaders' meeting at the end of the year in london in december heads of

this sort of northwest southeast divide in terms of temperatures and weather look at this 35 in bucharest 30 celsius in vienna meanwhile just 19 degrees in london some very windy weather as well coming through and that has been really the case for the last few days so it is enough this wind at times to bring down trees and a lot of depth research is quite dangerous out and about so another very windy day cheese across much of the country is too much risk on the navia not just bought into paris 21 degrees celsius still very will be book arrest 35 degrees celsius so that's actually about 9 degrees above the average in kiev also very well with those that better dry sunny and conditions but again a very unsettled picture into western russia very heavy amounts of rain at times on tuesday just managing to stay dry across into moscow dry clear across much of northern africa time which is not too bad the low thirty's 36 there in tunis on monday. sponsored town. in a country with high youth unemployment one organization helps turn school children into entrepreneurs one on tell us what i mean by th

didn't go far ok about thanks so much we have much more from the last day of the g. 7 summit in bucharest for now about thanks very much. well as we just heard there rand's foreign minister made that unexpected appearance on the sidelines of the g. 7 summit he and other nations want to diffuse tensions with the u.s. after pulled out of the 2015 international nuclear accord now the u.s. is applying a policy of maximum pressure that includes economic sanctions did have years. has been looking into what they mean for every day arrangements. the economic heart of the iranian capital in the bizarre at 1st glance it seems to be bustling here. but looks can be deceiving. has traveled all the way from isaan to 7th fabrics but business is slow today. as a move. this is one of the most important parts of the bazaar this is where clothes and textiles are part and sold this area is known worldwide as the trade hall but as you can see it's almost empty it shows you how badly the economy is doing right now hardly anyone comes here. to see nice. some days many traders make a single sale u.s. sanctions t

trying to celsius there in london for monday but it will monday in paris at 28 degrees 28 also for bucharest the showers here will make their way further east was 13 celsius in most cases still on the cool side but it will warm up i promise you as we go on through this week the warm weather that continues across southern parts into the thirty's right across the med and warm sunshine here across northern parts of africa a little bit a fair weather cloud just flirting with northern parts of algeria temperatures in algiers getting up to around 29 celsius a pleasant 24 there for pat. the weather sponsored by countdown. the saudi u.a.e. war on yemen has led to thousands of deaths and left millions hungry what role has the u.s. played in the world's worst humanitarian crisis congress is the entity that has the right to begin and end wars robert malley a top advisor on the middle east to president obama talks to how does the era. well you know. some of it i like. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour local media in the u.s. state of ohio reporting multiple fatalities and s

more than 20000 people have rallied in the romanian capital bucharest calling on the government to resign and say the administration is weak and corrupt and also angry over the murders of 2 teenage girls critics say police failed to react and one of the victims repeatedly phone to report her own kidnapping. more than 50000 opposition protesters are rallied in russia's capital the demonstration was the biggest of its kind in years they were protesting against some candidates being excluded from local elections next month or than 200 people were arrested step vase and reports in moscow. this huge turnout shows that the government's crackdown is not working despite massive arrest in the past weeks more people have gathered to demand an end to police violence and asked those detained to be released what started as a local election protest has turned now into a broader movement and curators childer term or for the fish is no government against its own people alexander salafi of is the only opposition candidate who tried to run in the moscow election who is not in detention at least not at the

to step down media say that at least $24000.00 people rallied outside government headquarters and bucharest demonstrators say they're angry about corruption and weak public administration they also paid tribute to 2 young women whose killings shocked the country and sparked street protests. there with the news out from out 0 still to come on the program a dirty business in tunisia as a chemical plant destroys in a way says it was once a world heritage site. of the performers pushing experimental theatre to its limits at the edinburgh festival. and honda speed king is looking out stoppable ahead of the austrian cream with reaction a little later in sport. american finances jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his new york prison cell he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges officials say that his death is an apparent suicide she had returned to reports from washington. jeffrey epstein faced a maximum of 45 years in prison for the trafficking of girls as young as 14 to his homes for sex he pleaded not guilty after being denied bail last month the 66 year old had been found unconscio

to step down media say that at least $24000.00 people rallied outside government headquarters in bucharest demonstrators say they're angry about corruption and weak public administration they also paid tribute to 2 young women whose killings shocked the country and spot street protests. american jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his new york prison cell he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges officials say that his death is an apparent suicide al-jazeera shahab returns a report style from washington. jeffrey epstein faced a maximum of 45 years in prison for the trafficking of girls as young as 14 to his homes for sex he pleaded not guilty after being denied bail last month the 66 year old had been found unconscious in a cell with marks on his neck and reportedly placed on suicide watch however there are conflicting reports as to whether he was on suicide watch when he was found hanged in his new york jail cell early saturday morning epstein worked in finance reportedly managing other people's food chains he presented himself as a billionaire and he lived an extravagant lifest

here towards the southeast we are talking very high for on correct $39.00 degrees over here towards bucharest at $33.00 but it's this frontal boundary right here that is going to be pushing through causing a lot of problems tonight in terms of severe weather up here towards ukraine and belarus we do expect to see possible tornadoes as well as large hail down here towards the balkans it is going to be very windy as well as we go towards tomorrow that starts to break down some better weather conditions there but out here towards the west we're looking at a big storm because need to push through parts of the u.k. . kevin thank you very much still to come. a teenage climate activist sets sail on what she hopes will be a carbon neutral journey across a atlantic. and all floating found had to come back seeing the effects of climate change in bangladesh. football rivals liverpool and chelsea prepare to play for a major piece of european silverware that's coming up in. 0 explores prominent figures of the 20th century and why bill rees influence the course of history the souls that did not get enough

more than 200000 people have rallied in the romanian capital bucharest calling on the government to resign they say the administration is weak and corrupt in are also angry over the murders of 2 teenage girls critics say police fail to react and one of the victims are people the phone to report her own kidnapping. now to the largest arts and culture festival in the world where artists are challenging the established if they enter dance circus and visual art that her friend just hosting some of the world's most experimental productions are lands i want to show us how they're playing out of the audiences. are staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a new era or a bit flipside breeks show is exceeding expectations. bending acrobatics with. stick. skating and pacu with piano music to canadian troops is reinventing so this. it's always circus circus is so vast that you can end up playing with a mike and juggling with it oh it's circus but wait a minute teaches that theater ages danced and he was talking while he was doing it so he's again doing theater while dancing and there's music bu

among them are actor young cademy true and his son under a young manages the bucharest national theatre his son is a businessman and politician for a new opposition party. young cademy true is known in romania not only as an actor he was one of the rebels who announced the victory of the revolution on television in december 989. on a matter god.