more than 30 refugees and migrants who were found on 3 janie's floating off the coast of the canary islands near morocco they include a pregnant woman and children and have been taken to a grand canaria week ago 200 people were rescued trying to make the crossing from north africa to spain. at least 14 people have been killed during fighting outside the libyan capital or lord forces battle soldiers from the un recognized government of national accord 8 of hop stars troops died along with 6 soldiers and said here southwest of tripoli at least a 1000 people have been killed since october launched an offensive to capture the capital and april. 4 and a half years of war and yemen have forced millions of people to leave their homes camp in the province of aid now says more than 600 internally displaced families but their situation is becoming increasingly desperate as atory gate and the reports. that. this is what passes through classrooms are about how. it has made new chaz and just a handful of. a 1000 school age children live in the camp but most don't turn up to class. we need to build a sch

these two pictures were taken exactly from the same position, before and after the nine mature canary islandnes were removed, because of contractor negligence, and really tragic lack of oversight by dpw, rebuilding the playground in the corner. then we lost, the welcoming tree to washington square, this beautiful tree right here, it is gone now, because of a previous arborist report. basically, it is tree armageddon at washington square. let me show you the ficus. this is already gone, and if these seven ficus are removed as well, we are going to have a shade lists washington square park on the west side. it is going to be really terrible. it is kind of like colony collapse with b's. it is canopy collapse in this case. the order to remove these ficus' sales to address any of those context issues. the beat goes on. tomorrow, the tallest tree, the oldest tree in washington square park, it is over 100 years, is going to be removed. i took a picture of it today, it's last day on earth, it is older than the earthquake. it is supposedly a hazard, and it might drop a limb on a car, or something. so

tom: they were due to fly to the canary islands to scatter her late father's ashes. with them on the trip, their children. >> they are devastated, they have cried. they look forward to this for months and months. it is not as if we have just decided we are going to go.. this was plann we had to do everything. tom: this the scene of customers pitching up in manchester and gatwick.th look a -- yesterday check-in here would have been very busy.pa but with the c collapsing overnight, its airline has effectively vanished. the vil aviation authority chartered an entire fleet of 40 aircraft to start bringing people back. this, one of the first flightsy toda from new york, the biggest repatriation in dern times, a fieishly complicatedo- twek operation that could be a bumpy ride. relief for fho brought back in croatia. >> we ha been a bit nervous, obviously. trusting the authorities, it has been seamless. tom: in new york are u.k. k,ficials shepherding tourists. on their way bac but something some into airports far from home. >> flying into manchester, and then there is a bus

on board 3 dinghies adrift off the coast of africa they've been taken to gran canaria in the canary islands. how the centenary of an eye catching architectural movement is being celebrated in germany the bauhaus concept inspired modern art futuristic furniture even clos palaces cain reports from deaths our museum has opened in the city where it all began. mentioned by a house here and immediately people think of places like this and the movement whose freethinking revolutionized architecture certainly that's true in at the new museum housed within what's called the black box which itself is envelop by glass something people here hope will wow all who see it i wonder to be surprised after they crossed with laughter with their quality of the whole point of space and also to be quite attracted when they enter in the black box and then they go to rethink the made world of bow out of a laugh and one of the defining aspects of the house is that for many people it has many different definitions from its inception in the world of architecture through modern art to furniture design and all of it enc

stephan and zoe were due to fly today to the canary islands to scatter her late father's ashes.eir children. they are devastated, they have cried. they are not themselves. they have looked forward to this for months and months. it's not as if we have just decided we are going to go, this has been planned, we've had to get paperwork for the ashes, we had to do everything. this the scene for customers pitching up in manchester and gatwick. look at this. yesterday, check—in here would have been very busy. but with the company collapsing overnight, its airline's effectively vanished. the civil aviation authority has now charted an entire fleet of more than a0 aircraft to start bringing people back. and this is one of the first flights today in from new york. the biggest repatriation in modern times, a fiendishly complicated operation that could be a bumpy ride. but relief for those brought back croatia. brought back from croatia. we were a little bit nervous, we were going to book flights by ourselves, but trusted the authorities and it has been seamless. in majorca, uk officials sh

crews have saved more than 30 refugees and migrants found in 3 days floating off the coast of the canary islands near morocco they include a pregnant woman and children and they have been taken to grand canaria a week ago 200 people were rescued trying to make the crossing from north africa to spain at least 14 people have been killed during fighting outside the libyan capital the forces of war claim for hard talk fault soldiers on the un recognized government of national accord. troops were killed along with 6 soldiers in serbia southwest of tripoli waste a 1000 people have died since our launched an offensive to capture the capital april. for now fears of war forced millions of people to leave their homes they are bought camp in the province of aden houses many internally displaced families and their situation is becoming increasingly desperate as are tory gamey reports that. this is what passes for a classroom at the hour about camp in southern yemen it has no table no chaz and just a handful of books a 1000 school age children live in the camp but most don't turn up to class. we need to buil

to other governments about how to get them home and as many as 30 thousands are 1000 spain's canary islands and that's off the coast of morocco 46 telescope flights have been canceled there let's go live now to the greek capital athens and our correspondent there john seraphina's any idea then what's going to happen to this 50000 or so tourists who've been stranded both on the mainland and in the islands. well the government says it has already chartered 15 craft to go to 3 locations in greece the islands of corfu zakk in source both on the west coast and costs in the very near the maritime border with turkey and they are to start air lifting. who are stranded today and taking them home about 22000 people the government reckons should be repaired treated in the next 72 hours that's almost half of those who are stranded here and for the remainder of the government says the resources for them to remain throughout the rest of their booked travel and their flights to return home those resources have been secured it's been phrased exactly like that in the passive voice so it isn't clear whether

picture and the impact thomas cook will have on this island and the rest of the balearics and the canary islands this beach, there are dozens of hotels affiliated with thomas cook all around here and as you heard me say, it is sometimes 6-9 you heard me say, it is sometimes 6—9 weeks that hotels get paid in arrears from thomas cook and the reality from officials we have been speaking to, this whole beach now, at this time of year, it would be half the population it is. it is only because there are so many people on thomas cook packages, 3—.6 million every year and over 3 million every year and over 3 million to the islands alone. authorities in spain are calling this the single biggest tourism disaster that this country will ever face, and that gives you a bigger sense of the ripple effect here. there is one head of tourism for the island saying the government will need to come up with £800 million to actually prop up what will be a huge loss in hotel starting to disappear, so that gives a sense of the scale. meanwhile, the immediate focus is on getting those from the airport tonight, people on

irving said this canary island pine were amazing pine trees, some of my favorite in north beach. i love that little corner. i hear her. public works has heard loud and clear, the frustration the community has felt about things gone at the park. if i had a choice, i would say do not ask me to evaluate any ficus trees adjacent to the square park. when i find those trees, please trees, have really good structure so we can keep them. the last thing we want to do is initiate removal in north beach, first of all. secondary not adjacent to a park that it's had a lot of activity. that is some of the background of how we got involved. at the hearing in february, our superintendent, carla short, testified that the trees do remove several removal criteria for ficus trees. the trees have poor structure, some with and without included bark present. the directors order, decree removal criteria was issued in 2014 to have public works that exhibit the structural concerns. ficus along columbus avenue and lombard streets, san francisco north beach, citywide have experienced large stone failures. m

that was a canary island pine tree. there was a species that has a really good track record and that was $14 million. ficus do not have such a track record. >> wouldn't you say it is very important, when you're speaking on the subject -- and i've already identified myself as a heavy tree protector tonight -- don't you think it is very important to identify the reality of what you are facing when you're making these tough decisions that there is a legal liability, personal liability that is a liability to people who are citizens in the context of their personal safety. of course, a fiscal responsibility? >> correct. without a doubt we are public works, and public safety is always in our key core objectives with everything that we do. a public is very important. i can't emphasize, thank you for a couple of questions. when tree advocates like myself may not realize this. when trees are failing come on a regular basis, we actually us use -- lose public support for a lot of tree. they want to plant more trees? and they canno

floating off the coast of the canary islands near morocco they include a pregnant woman and children who have been taken to gran canaria a week ago 200 people were rescued trying to make the crossing from north africa to spain. there's been violence in chile during events commemorating the victims of its former dictator thousands of people took part in the march in santiago ahead of the anniversary of. rise to power in 1973 protestors put up barricades and threw objects at police who responded with tear gas more than $3000.00 people were killed or abducted during pinochet's reign and thousands of people have taken part in the country's 1st gay pride march it ended peacefully despite fears that all mine hate speech on conservative counter rallies would provoke attacks more than a 1000 police officers were deployed to help prevent trouble ambassadors from several western countries including britain france and the us during the parades. the centennial rate of the and eye catching architectural movement is being celebrated in germany about house inspired modern arts futuristic furniture

stephan and zoe were due to fly today to the canary islands to scatter her late father's ashes.e trip, their children. they are devastated, they have cried. they are not themselves. they have looked forward to this for months and months. it's not as if we have just decided we are going to go, this has been planned, we've had to get paperwork for the ashes, we've had to do everything. this the scene for customers pitching up in manchester and gatwick. look at this... yesterday, check—in here would have been very busy. but with the company collapsing overnight, its airline's effectively vanished. the civil aviation authority has now charted an entire fleet of more than a0 aircraft to start bringing people back. and this is one of the first flights today in from new york. the biggest repatriation in modern times, a fiendishly complicated two week operation that could be a bumpy ride. but relief for those brought back from croatia. we were a little bit nervous, we were going to book flights by ourselves, but trusted the authorities and it has been seamless. in majorca, uk officials

floating off the coast of the canary islands near morocco they include a pregnant woman and children and been taken to gran canaria. in chile an event commemorating the victims of the former dictator of turned violent thousands took part in the march in santiago ahead of the anniversary of augusta pinochet's rise to power in 1973 more than 3000 people were killed or abducted during been the chaise 17 year old brain. loggers and cattle farmers in brazil are being accused of destroying rain forests in the amazon and prosecutors say they aren't enough there aren't enough officials to stop them our latin america at its new when it's been visiting a community where people's lifestyles are under threat. francisco. as he's called lives in the heart of brazil's amazon rain forest. he's $61.00 but can still climb up in a tree in the blink of an eye the fruit is too green he says so he slides down without. he also grows coa used to making chocolate many beans and resist chickens. we're living in an era in which we don't need to think about wealth but about survival if you have enough to buy sh

stephan and zoe were due to fly today to the canary islands to scatter her late father's ashes.s. they have looked forward to this for months and months. it's not as if we have just decided we are going to go, this has been planned, we've had to get paperwork for the ashes, we had to do everything. this the scene for customers pitching up in manchester and gatwick. look at this. yesterday, check—in here would have been very busy. but with the company collapsing overnight, its airline's effectively vanished. the civil aviation authority has now charted an entire fleet of more than 40 aircraft to start bringing people back. and this is one of the first flights today in from new york. the biggest repatriation in modern times, a fiendishly complicated two—week operation that could be a bumpy ride. but relief for those brought back croatia. we were a little bit nervous, we were going to book flights by ourselves, but trusted the authorities and it has been seamless. in majorca, uk officials shepherding tourists. on their way back but some into airports far from home. we understand no

let‘s talk now to a thomas cook customer who is in fuerteventura, in the canary islands. we paid the whole bill. we had to get a taxi there and had to pay 1200 euros. and you have already paid for the hotel? we have been paying monthly from march to august for the whole package. and have you already had to pay out more money or are you negotiating? we've had to pay for one night and the caa have said if we paid for one night they should hopefully be able to get it sorted by today. we are still waiting to hear back whether they have done that or whether we will have to pay for the holiday and claim it when we get back. martin, we spoke to the caa here and it is clear that people really shouldn‘t be having to do this, should they? this is a really worrying thing for me because i thought this was going to be quite an isolated incident but i have heard a lot from people in various places abroad who have lost transfers. just to reassure people that shouldn't be paying any more money to the hotel. the civil aviation authority said they will contact the hotels and make sure they

are, as well as thomas cook affiliated hotels, thomas cook hotels on this island and the rest of the balearics and the canariesn arrears, sometimes six or nine weeks behind and they haven't been paid yet. so now they have to deal with customers still caring for on behalf of thomas cook which have collapsed, there is anxiety that some of those may not be able to run that much longer. and here, well, the spanish politicians are saying this is the biggest single tourism crisis to affect spain, 3.6 million passengers a year on thomas cook bookings alone. 3.2 million to the balearics and canaries. that is going to have a huge ripple effect, notjust in the uk, and elsewhere in europe, but especially here in spain. this story is also playing out in china, where thomas cook's biggest shareholder fosun international is based. the company had been leading efforts to rescue thomas cook from bankruptcy — and last month hammered out a deal worth a staggering £900 million. but — it wasn't enough. here's robin brant in shanghai. this is the home of the company that thomas cook hope would come to its rescue. fosun is a chines