let's bring you some live pictures now from buenos aires.oth sides, there have been protests, people demonstrating both in support of the deal and also against it. joining me from buenos aires is our correspondent, katy watson. any indication yet of how close the result is or not? well, the senators are still coming to the end of the arguments. they have not even started voting, but they have been talking for probably 11, i2 started voting, but they have been talking for probably 11, 12 hours now and about 38 out of 72 senators have made it clear that they intend to vote against the bill, and you can see that reflected on the streets behind me. the campaign for the legalisation of abortion, all of those campaigners have pretty much gone home and the people are left on the streets are those who were against the idea of legalising abortion. they are having a bit of a party outside congress, as i stand. so it is not over, the vote is still yet to happen but the feeling he on the street is very much that this bill will not pass. and is interesti

let's just bring us up to speed is what that situation on the streets of buenos aires certainly is at the moment. so there are things are very quiet now or at least they're beginning to be the streets are absolutely full with tens of thousands of people both pro and anti this abortion legislation from very early in the morning they were out in the streets for almost twenty hours under the pouring rain the busier cold and the wind until finally the vote came yes there were some clashes outside of congress but by and large this was a peaceful day and i want to underscore that and there were certainly not clashes between the two opposing forces it was a very bitter debate both out on the streets and inside the senate building itself but at the end of the the more conservative senators from the northern provinces of argentina carried the vote against this legislation although those who are in favor of it and why i've been arguing for a long time now that there will continue to be illegal abortions in argentina regardless of what the government says and that this will continue to kil

as archbishop of buenos aires pope francis was seemingly deaf to the distress of these victims. but apparently it's worse in another case concerning other victims some believe he's willfully trying to divert the course of justice that it is the father cross each case the biggest pedophilia scandal in the argentinian church secretary who says our grassy was one of the best known priests in the country very influential and often in the media spotlight doing well with a rather less big head. to run a huge orphanage until some of the children bear launched a complaint against him for sexual abuse in two thousand and nine he was sentenced to fifteen years in prison still today he's behind bars. but the argentinean church did all in its power to have him acquitted. one public eye a go represented father crosses child victims. a trial spread to refute teen years and opposite him the most renowned attorneys in the land but also the catholic church. see no innocent it almost get it on yourself mean this. up but he said only you get us in the most they don't you know that this will take u

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from buenos aires, here's our correspondent, katy watson. majority of senators, 38 of the 72 senators, have said that they intend to vote against the bill. but they are still talking about it. that could change at the moment of voting. as it stands, it looks like the bill won't pass, certainly in this session. katy, argentina has been seen as something of a leader on human rights issues in the region, and this law, this attempt at a law, has come back many times already, hasn't it? that's right. in the last ten or so years since the national campaign for abortion has been active, they've presented seven bills to congress and not one of them has moved, apart from this year when president macri said wright, now‘s the time to discuss this. he himself is not in favour of legalising abortion, but is very open to the idea of debate. in the last two months, the scenario has changed dramatically here in argentina. campaigners never thought they would see this moment. i've been down talking to people about this. i think as we do people behind me, peo

thousands of anti-abortion activists cheered the news outside the congress in buenos aires but many of the bill's backers launched angry protests before police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse. the united states a sitting russia with new sanctions and connection with the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter britain the state department says it is convinced that moscow was responsible former russian spy sergei scribble on his daughter yulia are believed to have been exposed to know we're talking a military grade nerve agent in the english salzburg britain is accused russia of being behind the attack which the kremlin dies last month to other people came across the container believed to have been used to transport the poison one of them died. more on this story i'm joined by our washington d.c. correspondent stuff good morning to you stefan why are these sanctions coming now has there been new evidence against russia as the evidence firmed up against moscow . very good question and the answer will might disappoint you because so far nobody is actually awa

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. >> hola felicidad muy buenas tardes una madrugada difÍcil tuvimos en la ciudad de buenos aires, eraa luchar hasta las ultimas consecuencia >>> la gran mayorÍa se retirÓ del lugar en donde habÍan estado durante horas. mero un grupo se quedÓ para tirar piedras. >> de ahÍ comenzaron mÁs enfrentamientos el grupo de manifestantes atacÓ a la policÍa que respondiÓ con gas pimienta, hubieron varios arrestos >>> por 7 votos de diferencia el senado decidiÓ contra la despenalizaciÓn del aborto y aunque los que se oponen al aborto celebran para muchos que el debate llegÓ hasta el congreso fue un gran avance. # tendrÁ que esperar hasta el aÑo prÓximo hasta iniciar un nuevo perÍodo. >> serÁ difÍcil aprobar el proyecto. en que lo los elenco dores no arriesgan posiciones contrarias a la iglesia. >> regresamos contigo felicidad. >> sin duda un momento difÍcil en argentina. >> alrededor de 30 niÑos han muerto en el ataque a un autobÚs que los transportaba en el norte de yemen episodio mÁs del largo conflicto que soporta el paÍs africano, todos los niÑos tenÍan menos de 15 aÑos y ademÁs hay medio cent

was fairly close i is a verery big p for comfortable we had before. >> reporting tonight from buenos airesthank you very much. we are here with some of the other stories now making headlines around the world. palestinians have held a funeral for a press - -- pregnant gaza woman killed in air strikes. the militants in gaza have also continued to fire rockets across the border. the u.s. has expressed its concerns over the latest hostilities. emergency services have rescued 750 people from several campsites in southern france after flash flooding caused rivers to burst their banks. hundreds of children were among those evacuated. when german man is reported missing. moscow says it is considering how to retaliate its express sanctions from washington. the department announced a punitive measures connected to the poisoning of former double agent. the u.s. and the consent russia was responsible. the kremlin denies that. the organization for security and cooperation in europe is criticized the detention of several journalists. belarus has confirmed that it is holding 60 or less including a report

katie watson, bbc news in buenos aires. but first, the headlines on bbc news... they've gone, yeah. what about the two other lads? aled, they've gone. body camera footage of the moment. cricketer ben stokes was arrested has been released. the all—rounder is accused of affray, and is giving evidence at his trial in bristol today. the court was told today that he "could have killed" one of the men he knocked unconscious during a fight. the conservative party is looking into complaints about comments made by borisjohnson about muslim women who wearfull face veils. the former foriegn secretary could be investigated by an independent panel for a possible breach of the party's code of conduct. northamptonshire county council has approved massive cuts to jobs and services in a bid to combat a 70 million pound budget shortfall. hello there. i am back with the business news this hour. uk rental prices could rise as much as 15% over the next five years. that's the warning from the royal institution of chartered surveyors who say the

carlos montero desde buenos aires nos muestra cÓmo estáÉstÓ en este deporte de reyes y Élites.er con una relaciÓn Íntima entre el jugador y el amor que se tiene Íntimamente de los dos. lo que hace es duplicar el animal de elevado valor genÉtico. >> en este campo a las afueras de buenos aires, el biÓlogo adriÁn montes pasa largas horas en el laboratorio. pionero de la clonaciÓn equina a nivel mundial. al princiÓio muchas dudas. >> lo que hace que es el principal freno de un cientÍfico. >> aunque no perdieron de vista su misiÓn. comenzÓ con un animal original. >> sacamos un pedazo de piel de 1 mm por 1 mm, venimos con esa laboratorio, lo dejamos en cultivo. >> las cÉlulas se multiplican por millones., >> nosotros prÁcticamente no hacemos nada, el que realmente tiene el trabajo maravilloso de volver hacia atrÁs en el tiempo a esa cÉlula de la piel y retomar como embriÓn y generar una nueva vida es el eu cito. tenemos madres sustitutas, receptoras que le decimos, estÁn sincronizadas en su siglo reprodujo -- ciclo reproductivo con el embriÓn. 11 meses dura la gestaciÓn de un equino.

of the cuttin user typical middle class family in buenos aires getting ready for dinner. until recently they've never openly discussed their differences over abortion now as is happening across anjan tina there's a rift within the cooking of family. to his wife maria and his eldest son fabio resents the legalization of abortions but the family's youngest son thomas thinks they're safe and should be legalized. i mean the favor of legalization has put an end to social inequality in argentina the truth is women with high incomes in this country from the wealthiest families have had access to abortion for years without any inconvenience while the poorest women don't have this opportunity. but whose mother believes the procedure is unsafe no goes there is never safe as thomas claims abortion isn't safe because women who have had abortions are left with many consequences they can be psychological as well as physical no medical intervention as i have a say and it's not free either because we'll all be paying for it but at the thought know it's most of us have. to brought his chi

la oportunidad demostrar su talento en los finales del 22 de agosto en el estadio luna park de buenos airesipo y forma parte del festival internacional y campeonato de tango. en lo personal, creo que este tipo de baile es un arte y de los mÁs completo si tienes alguna historia quÉ reporta, comunÍcate al 4155388014. tambiÉn por correo electrÓnico o las redes sociales. to deportivo extrade fin de semana. gracias y buenas noches, feliz principio de semana. >>toda la acciÓn de la jornada dominical de la fecha cinco de la liga en x. el real madrid recibiÓ el getafe en su debut en casa en la liga espaÑola. tendremos los resultadosde varios juegos el dÍa en las grandes ligas. cÓmo se vivió el encuentro ene cruz azul y leÓn? el reencuentro de elÍas hernÁndez con la fiera,estoy mÁs en contacto deportivo extra. natalie: bienvenidos a contacto deportivo extra, soy natalie juÁrez. comenzamos con la jornada dominical de la fecha cinco de la liga en x. en la comarca lagunera, santos recibiÓ a tigres. los felinos quieren romper la racha sin ganar en torreÓn. el Árbitro seÑala penal y asÍ, la falla, vaya e

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carlos montero, desde buenos aires, nos muestra cómo están produciendo animales idénticos. el 17 de febrero del 2007, el gran aiken cura murió. su otra súplica, clonarlo, le dio origen a un proyecto que inmortalizaría a este caballo de alto rendimiento. ernesto: tiene que ver con una relación íntima entre un jugador y su caballo y el amor que se tienen íntimamente entre los dos. adrián: lo que hace es duplicar un animal de elevado-- de elevado valor genético. carlos: en este campo, a las afueras de buenos aires, el biólogo adrián mutto y su equipo, pasan largas horas en este laboratorio. Él es uno de los pioneros de la clonación equina a nivel mundial. en principio, el proceso le generó muchas dudas. adrián: principalmente barreras éticas en lo que-- en lo que hace a que es el principal freno de un científico. carlos: aunque no perdieron de vista su misión, una misión que empezó con un animal original. adrián: le sacamos un pedacito de piel de un milímetro por un milímetro. es nada. venimos con ese pedazo de piel al laboratorio, lo dejamos en cultivo. carlos: las células se

proclamado campeones de tango en la modalidad de salÓn una pareja de argentinos fue anoche en buenos airess mÍo, ¡es mÍo! ¡y es en este pecho donde se acuesta cada noche, despuÉs de hacerme suya! ¡y es en este vientre donde quedÓ el fuego de su amor y en donde crece su hijo!

carolina: es la histoia de e Ésa sargento de la policÍa en buenos aires argentina se volviÓella n nacidodecÍa se han preguntado muchas personas sobre lo que pasÓ realmente. cuÉntanos en primera persona quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ. celeste: que tal? buenas tareds. estaba el dÍa 16 de agosto en el hospital de niÑos de la ciudad de la plata e ingresaron seis niÑos a los cuales se los habÍan sacado a sus padres por tenerlos en estado de abandono. bajaron de la combi con tres personas que los acudÍan y entramos al hospital y fuimos a ayudarlos ya que eran seis y las personas a su cuidado eran tres. los llevamos hacia la guardia para que los curen y en el segundo recorrido escucho llorar mucho al bebÉ y me acerco y le digo a la cuidadora que tenÍa hambre y me dijo que si. entonces, yo dije que si querÍa le podía dar la teta ya que tengo una nena de un aÑo y de cuatro meses que todavÍa toma pecho. no lo dudÓ ni un segundo. carolina: pudo conversar con la madre del menor? celeste: en el dia de ayer... carolina: mÁs adelante nos vamos a conectar con la sargento ayala quiens e volviÓ viral y todos los

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earlier i spoke to katy watson in buenos aires.nservative chamber. it was always going to be much harder than the lower house. nevertheless, because it was a marathon debate back injune when the lower house voted, religious groups really stepped up their efforts, they realised that this may well be the legalisation of abortion, a real thing in argentina. speaking yesterday in the senate, one senator said that he had to dodge crucifixes, so much was the lobbying from religious groups. it was tight, but this time round legalisation is not going to happen. nevertheless, the conversation will continue and they could bring back a new bill to be presented to congress next year, next march. i was going to ask you where the stands politically for the pro—choice movement in argentina and beyond its borders and latin america. although the bill cannot be presented until next march, the conversation will continue, for example the country is looking at reforming its penal code, and one of the issues within that could be looking at decriminalisi

investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis who revealed how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to influence the argentine justice department. to sunday the. list was d.c. and after the past. investigated the mysteries of the church where on the altar of truth god's law seems to prevail over that of many. our inquiry into the international transfers of priests accused of pedophilia begins in the united states. we're in chicago in the shadow of this cathedral to would just have very unique kind of protest. or it's you know it's not all are victims of pedophile priests. in their hands portraits of famous children when they were abused. in the us sixteen thousand people have already launched complaints for sexual abuse against catholic priests. these victims have joined forces for the annual conference of their support group smout survivors network of those abused by priests. hello everybody. great to see you again and i think it looks like we've got a bigger group than last year which is even better news so how many of you are here for the first time. thanks to. remember

investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis revealed how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to influence the argentine justice department. to sunday the. list was d.c. and the engine kept the feet. he investigated the mysteries of the church where on the altar of truth god's law seems to prevail over that of a myth. our inquiry into the international transfers of priests accused of pedophilia begins in the united states. we're in chicago in the shadow of this cathedral to would just have very unique kind of protest. or it's you know it's not all are victims of pedophile priests. in their hands portraits of them as children when they were abused. in the us sixteen thousand people have already launched complaints for sexual abuse against catholic priests. these victims have joined forces for the annual conference of their support group smout survivors network of those abused by priests. hello everybody. great to see you again and i think it looks like we've got a bigger group than last year which is even better news so how many of you are here for the first time. than

they may have lost the battle but the war is not over yet in america as listen even reports from buenos aires. since early morning thousands of supporters and opponents had filled downtown when aside this as the senate debated whether or not to approve a landmark build to legalize abortion. the influence of the catholic church and its argentine born pope could not be underestimated. unlike last month when the less conservative lower house now really passed the bill this time zone and had good reason to be optimistic that. this is the final stretch to the side whether or not there will be legal abortion and we are here to support the senators who we believe will vote against the killing of an unborn child. on the other side of the senate building pro-abortion activists wearing their emblematic brinker just tried to keep their spirits up. but sooner or later it will be because we have launched a coup on a social revolution yes there are different points of view but we have achieved so far is incredible. the debate went long into the night while the vigil continued under the pouring rain when th

investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis who revealed how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to influence the origin. true justice department. says sunday that they didn't feel it was the out in the night and think of the past being. investigated the mysteries of the church where on the altar of truth god's law seems to prevail over that of many. our inquiry into the international transfers of priests accused of pedophilia begins in the united states. we're in chicago in the shadow of this cathedral to would just a very unique kind of protest. or it's you know it's not all are victims of pedophile priests. in their hands portraits of them as children when they were abused. in the us sixteen thousand people have already launched complaints for sexual abuse against catholic priests. these victims have joined forces for the annual conference of their support group smout survivors network of those abused by priests. hello everybody. it's great to see you again and i think it looks like we've got a bigger group than last year which is even better news so how many of you h

pregnancy it's now being debated and protests for and against are continuing on the streets of buenos aires right now a portion is only legal in cases of rape or risk to the woman's life but if this bill passes and is then signed into law argentina would become the most. populous nation in latin america to legalize abortion this would be a major turnaround wouldn't it in a country and a region where the catholic church and its more conservative views have long dominated so there's been some of the protests we've seen in the past few days and now we're live inside the senate in buenos aires as they begin this debate pretty historic moment there and we've seen it happen in other countries recently other parts of latin america think maybe we've got some pictures from outside the senate as well to see well you can't really say protesters because there are people for and against the bill it certainly a lot of. people out there. to see if we can hear anything from them. that's a little bit softer volume there but we're seeing all sorts of people out there protesting for and against this bill whic

both animals had been swept ashore close to the capital buenos aires.veral hours to get them back into the sea. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. as soon as it became clear the whales were stranded, the rescue operations began. the first taking place at the mar del plata, or silver sea beach. local volunteers, marine wildlife experts, and members of the argentinian navy all taking part. persistence, a couple of long straps and sheer brute force was enough to pull the animal off the beach. not so far away, and it was a similar story, although this time, they needed a little mechanical help. killer whales or orcas, can on average weigh more than 8,500kg, so moving one is no easy task. once the whale had been lifted into deeper water, it was then a case of push, push, push. so when the animal managed to swim away the elation was clear. translation: we saw each time it was becoming more complicated, but we were very determined to get this done, of getting the mback into the sea. i don't have words to explain what i'm feeling, it's a dream, a dream come tr

also making news today: 0pposing demonstrations are being held in the argentine capital, buenos airess debate whether to allow abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. the law in argentina currently allows the procedure only in the case of rape or if the woman's life is in danger. more than half of the senators have already indicated they will vote against the bill. katy watson has more. it looks like the majority of senators, they have said their intention is to vote against this bill. a lot could change, within an hour of the vote. it is a big party down there, people don't seem to be put off by the rain and the cold. they are still waiting and watching what is happening in the senate. but as it stands, it does look like the senators in the majority will be voting against this bill. china has announced plans to impose tariffs on a further $16 billion worth of imports from the united states. this follows similar measures unveiled by washington. the new tariffs will target coal, oil, chemical imports and medical equipment. in venezuela, opposition lawmaker juan requesens has been

investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis who revealed how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to do.

joining me from buenos aires is our correspondent katy watson. vote is not likely to go through. when are you hearing? —— what. is not likely to go through. when are you hearing? -- what. senators have been talking about the bill for about ten hours. they have been talking about which way they intend to vote. the majority of senators, 38 the 72 senators, and said that they intend to vote against the bill. but they are still talking about it. that could change at the moment of voting. as it stands, it looks like the bill will not pass. certainly in this session. argentina has been seen as something of a leader on human rights issues in the region, and this law, this attempted a law, has come back many times already, and did? —— hasn't it. that's right, since the campaign has been active in the last ten years, they are presented seven bills to congress. not one has moved. resident macri said now is the time to discuss this. —— president. he is not in favour of legalising abortion, but open to the idea of debate. in the last two months, the scenario

both animals had been swept ashore close to the capital, buenos aires.veral hours to get them back into the sea. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. as soon as it became clear the wales we re as soon as it became clear the wales were stranded, the rescue operations began. the first at the speech. local all in tears, marine wildlife experts, and members of the argentinian navy or taking part. persistence, a couple of long straps and she brute force was enough to pull the animal off the beach. not so far away, a similar story only this time it needed some mechanical help. killer whales the way over a thousand kilos so moving them is no easy task. ——8. once in the deeper water, it was a case of push, push, push. when the animal managed to swim away the laois and was clear. translation: we saw each time it was becoming more complicated but we we re becoming more complicated but we were the tournament. —— the elation. this is incredible. small boats monitor their departure, making sure they were healthy and heading in the right direction. no doubt wales full

week of pregnancy thousands of anti-abortion activists cheered the news outside the congress in buenos aires but many of the bills backers launched an angry protest before police dispersed them would tear gas. over some of the other stories making the news today a powerful aftershock has struck the indonesian province of lombok these six point two magnitude tremors the strongest of hundreds of aftershocks that have hit the area since the deadly quake on sunday officials say the death toll from sunday's quake has now risen to two hundred twenty seven tens of thousands of people remain homeless. hundreds of migrant workers in southern italy have staged a march to bring attention to their poor working and living conditions of protest was sparked by the death of sixteen farm workers in two recent road accidents activists say the trucks used to transport tomato pickers through the fields are often overcrowded and unsafe. japan has been marking seventy three years and see us atomic bombing of nagasaki and the closing days of world war two u.n. secretary general antonio terrorists laid a wreath a t

a once powerful minister cash that's been ordered to testify by a federal judge has more from buenos aires. this the investigators believe is only the beginning with politicians and several leading business people arrested in a corruption scandal they say involves millions of dollars and threatens to reach the very top. investigation centers around this man. a former driver for the number two in the planning ministry in the governments of both nestor and christina kitchener the movie that they get out she has been some of the questioning he died in two thousand and ten argentines is still coming to terms with the news it seems everyone is involved here i don't know if the businessmen share the same responsibility of the politicians maybe the politicians are more to blame but it is overwhelming we are already tired of all this. we need time to do an evaluation this is still very volatile it's still difficult to know what still means. officers have been searched in vehicles seized all as they usually do have denied the charges or refused to comment the driver kept detailed accounts of the tr

the arrest here followed the rejection of a bill to legalize abortion police in buenos aires put up barricades to hold back angry protesters and threw projectiles comfrey said that now earlier voted against the law with force in the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy. so that bridge up site that's how the news is looking so far today here in r.t. we're back with the headlines and more news in just over half. first. of all the. georgia shows don't google so document on the first thanks. to any. and the person. nearly. eight days into. it do most of it it does. some of the sheen you know girl. was not very. good news. for me that's. what they were. good fortune you know what. i mean preferred. to come this morning bill he smiles all at. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching clo

joining us with more is -- from buenos aires. do have with some events in turkey and concern over that as it does with what is going on in argentina. >> yes. argentina has been in the limelight for investors for a few moments since it has had its emerging route. the one that pushed to seek help from the national monetary fund, each gave a record $15 billion credit line. now, what has expanded from the crisis in turkey has made the impact all over the world. that pushed the central bank to announce more decisive action as it seeks to restore investor confidence. mark: can you talk us through some action the bank implemented? yes -- >> yes. phase out aking to series of short-term, central banking -- upse were intended to mop liquidity but because of high rates, him -- they became investor favorites. this amounts -- allowed the and createdell major concerns for investors. days for the shortest one spirit with roller risk, almost every month. what the government is trying to do, it has a two-pronged plan. first, they are trying to ph

bolivia possibly reaching the pass much of the rest east and south is dry only eleven degrees in buenos aires rain has left rio but might just return. struggles. with. pleasure. and intimate look at life in cuba today. may hang. on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour facebook says it's found evidence of attempts to influence the upcoming u.s. midterm elections it says it's from the thirty two fake accounts that were being used to sway the outcome of the polls in november. a passenger plane has crashed in northern mexico shortly after takeoff or one hundred three people on board the brazilian built on bria jet survived but most of them sustained injuries and were taken to hospital plane belong to the national carrier aero mexico and was on a domestic flight from durango to mexico city. south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation so around opposes says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution with the support of the lef

still solid and it's a problem of liquidity but we'll have to wait and see who's human newman in buenos aires with us keeping an eye on the argentinean economy thank you. the rescue workers in myanmar are struggling to reach thousands of stranded people days after a dam burst and sent torrents of water into at least eighty five villages four people are confirmed dead more than sixty three thousand forced from their homes many are angry that they weren't warned about the dams imminent collapse when he has this report from neighboring thailand. repair work is underway at the dam site to try to stem the flow of water the breach happened on the dam spillway a structure that was once one hundred twenty meters high vast areas of but go region remain submerged beneath muddy water in some places it's starting to recede but it will be a long time before once fertile farmland can be used again several people are still missing and the military and other rescue personnel and never gauging the murky waters searching for survivors people living in the area had voiced concerns about the water level in the r

police in argentina have begun searching the home in buenos aires of cristina fernandez de kirchner as a request from a high profile anti—corruption judge was approved by the senate. the former president denies any wrongdoing. australian politics is, to put it mildly, having a difficult week. parliament has been suspended, several cabinet ministers have resigned, and the prime minister, malcolm turnbull, may be in the final few hours of his job. he'll hold a meeting shortly to find out if he has enough support to continue. if he doesn't, he says he'll quit politics all together. he's already survived one leadership vote this week. here's how some of the public in canberra feel about the turmoil. no one knows what's going on. if theyjust did theirjob. they're paid to do so they should get in there and just govern the country, not stuff around and sought their own stuff out. the reason why a lot of us voted for the liberal party this time is because of malcolm, because of his moderate views, you know, he actually has great ideas about the climate change and different things we want in th

it's time to tango an international festival celebrating the latin american dance opens in buenos aires. hello there is still cool and unsettled for many of us in the northern parts of europe at the moment the latest satellite picture showing this massive cloud here gradually working its way eastwards that's bringing us a fair amount of rain and will continue to do so as we head through the next few days so here it is then on friday stretching down across the alps heavy downpours here during the day then that gradually pushing its way further eastwards as we head into saturday behind it staying cold twenty three there in london twenty five in paris but ahead of it still pretty hot we're looking at thirty in vienna and around thirty two in bucharest here there will still we want to showers around some of which could turn out to be pretty heavy for the other side of the mediterranean fine and dry here pretty hot for some of us thirty seven in cairo but further west we've got a few showers over the atlas mountains which is just transferring a bit further east as we head into saturday so i

both animals had been swept ashore close to the capital buenos aires.ok several hours to get them back into the sea. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. as soon as it became clear the whales were stranded, the rescue operations began — the first taking place at the mar del plata, or silver sea beach. local volunteers, marine wildlife experts and members of the argentinian navy all taking part. persistence, a couple of long straps and sheer brute force was enough to pull the animal off the beach. not so far away and it was a similar story, although this time, they needed a little mechanical help. killer whales, or orcas, can on average weigh more than 8,500 kilos, so moving one is no easy task. once the whale had been lifted into deeper water, it was then a case of push, push, push. so when the animal managed to swim away, the elation was clear. translation: we saw that each time, it was becoming more complicated, but we were very determined to get this done, of getting him back into the sea. i don't have words to explain what i'm feeling. it's a dream,