. the capital cities. this progress in your view, this historic verdict?in pakistan to feel more optimistic? optimistic? a0 years in pakistan and usually has served half the time. served half the time. a year more than a lifetime in prison. prison. is court of law, the supreme court of pakistan, gave her that penalty. of pakistan, gave her that penalty. right—wing circles, she has been dealt with severely. dealt with severely. has said that there is no evidence of her committing blasphemy. of her committing blasphemy. become the fifth largest political party in pakistan. party in pakistan. the supreme court decision is not upto the mark. upto the mark. one which happens to be this feeling that somehow the government is... that somehow the government is... but we appreciate you sharing your opinion. thank you. on issues once he becomes king. in the uk this evening. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. queen and he became heir to the throne. throne. greater share of his mother's duties. duties. quietly, the transition to charles‘s rain is under

different in germany either except its white boards who wandered into the city's limits in off well back into the white new german capital but now has a commissioner for wild animals and his primary job is to deescalate conflict between humans and the city's growing up and by life. a wild boar strolling through berlin. for tea from vice we're not deep in the forest but in a large park where thousands of people are out and about they don't appear to be frightened of us. still the boers keep their distance. just the city's point man for wild animals people often call them when they see a boar in the garden or a raccoon on the roof you know is where the various species like to hang out locals out for a walk tend to take the company in their stride. while the poor have been here for ages since i was a kid. when he got to know how to deal with them they're coming towards me i walk towards them and they scatter. come from japan now and over to where i live in the suburbs where used to them i used to run with the boys on my way home now but they still make me a bit nervous. so there are probably between two and four thousand an

government has officially decided that certain areas of afghanistan especially including kabul the capital city can be regarded as safe and as a result people from afghanistan can be deported to their country to those areas especially to kabul to the capital city you also have to see that in the background to this there is an agreement between the state of afghanistan and germany and the european union as a whole which tales that afghanistan received i think four billion euros in other words quite a large amount of money from the european union and from germany in exchange for receiving these deportees for allowing deportees to be flown into that country so there are interests on both sides of this deployed taishan for them to take place thank you so much for that political correspondent hans blunt. to thailand now but i will rap here that has captivated the country's youth it's by a group calling itself rappers against dictatorship which gives a hint at the song's content and calls for an end to the country's military regime installed after a coup four years ago it's a risky subject to tackle

and the first woman to become mayor of a capital city in the arab world this is caused a small sensation. there are many issues to tackle in tunis for example constant traffic jams and problems with waste collection. and it's not going to be easy for the new mayor but she's determined to prove that she can rise to the challenge. in the photo. is visiting a construction site in tunis is old city. she's come to make sure everything is going to plan. the goal is to give this heart of babs wake up a make over an attempt to alleviate the traffic jams a movie in america. the mayor has very clear ideas. on a path and no we said that we would create a sidewalk in the middle it was then lamps and that's what i remember. once the work is over the hope is that there will be less traffic congestion. to. eat. but traffic is not the only problem. and i have been skimming here i wanted to expand the surface but keep the old lamps that we can't exchange all of them i never know again as i don't want to go to into the plan they have to be exchanged for the balls. but. there are simply too many cars in tu

they launched after they ousted the government in the capital city. the obama administration without consulting congress quickly authorized u.s. military forces to provide logistical and intelligence support to the saudipo led coalition. u.s. military support has continued since then including surveillance, reconnaissance information and target selection assistance in other words we've been supporting and actively participating in the activities in yemen that article one section eight states congress shall have the power to declare war. not the president for the pentagon, not someoneom else in the executive branch, not any other part of government him up congress. it couldn't have been any clearerar about this and they dd so with very good reason. they set up the system of government and ways to protect the people from the dangers associated with the excessive accumulation of power and at the hands of the few. we know from experience and we knew them from our young nation's experience under the british rule bad things happen especially at the level wh

where the vet mom chosen to host a groom prix from twenty twenty will be a street racer in the capital city of how noisy and part of the sport's asian expansion f one have released a promotional video as vietnam joins other asia pacific races in japan china singapore and australia malaysia has already dropped off to twenty seventeen while india and south korea had only three dips into the sport this is the first race to be announced by f one is new owners liberty media well it'll be a force for street circuits a format that gets criticized for providing few chances to overtake but former f one team executive mark gallagher explained to us there will be a street circuits with a difference it's a five and a half kilometer truck it features an incredibly long straight it's over one it's actually one point two one point three kilometers long and the simulations because we can simulate racetrack speeds when we see a truck that's on the simulation suggests that a low it's notionally a straight truck top speeds are going to be around about three hundred twenty three hundred twenty five kilometers

against the houthi rebels, shortly after the houthis out offed the saudi-backed government in the capital city of sanaa. u.s. military forces were authorized to provide logistical and intelligence support to the saudi-led coalition. u.s. military support has continued since then, including midair refueling, surveillance, reconnaissance information and target selection assistance. in other words, we've been supporting and actively participating in the activities of war in yemen. but article 1, section 8, of the constitution states that congress shall have the power to declare war. congress, not the president, not the pentagon, not someone else in the executive branch, not any other part of government but congress. the founders could not have been any clearer about this, and they did so, mr. president, with very good reason. the founders set up our system of government in such a way as to protect the people from the dangers associated with the excessive accumulation of power in the hands of a few. we know from experience and we knew then from our young nation's experience under british rule that

. >> reporter: that arena in congress heits is whe you can see the capital city go go play in their inaugural season. a g-league team where players have a shot to getting called ub to the devin's new home is smack in the middle of his old on >> it' so funny. i talked to mr. hill just now. he used to at 6:00 a.m. in the morning i'de dribbling the ball. i used to give him fits. he's happy it all paid off. >> thatp sign and that stop sign, that was it. >> funny for g a who's playing career has spanned thousands of miles across 12 countries. >> if i didn't play basketball, of these e had some people on this street really looking after my best interests, i don't know where i'd be. >> it change >>yes. >> come back, we talk to you, and say hey, what's going on? >> i appreciate that, man. i appreciate that, man. >> reporter: from d.c. to latvia and china and beyond. whennc the chae to play in his home team came up, devin couldn't pass up. >> i don't think people know how big this capital cy go go means to people. hard working people. when you ask me what it meant for me tbe here, that's what it meant

have a state, i am in tallahassee, the capital city where the governor's race will bring one of the candidates to reside it. we in florida have shown signs of improvement since the -- 2012. recessione a major and we had a housing bubble that burst. the households in florida are struggling financially. that includes when goes up.iving the service economy is where we are going to see people who will decide it. the basic need that it takes to survive here in florida, for food and health care and transportation. context, those are the people. , these major influencers are not social people. this is the president of the florida chamber, the president of the united way. different agencies, social service agencies, they speak of -- need that many iranians floridians are in poverty. host: susan mcmanus? guest: affordable housing is a big problem. that's why they are trying to deal with the problem. the service sector dominate nature of our economy is changing. we are becoming a more economically diverse state. you still have people who live in large metropolitan areas where the cost of living is highe

right now all appears calm and a beautiful capital city out there. conditions though may ange tomorrow at this time. this morning we are tracking the potential for our first blast of winter weather. get ready, folks. you know this meanings all kinds osof c around these parts. >> you know it will. >> we're getting ready. good morning, everybod i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:00 a.m. th d.c. region still buzzing about amazon's big announcement. a lot onk people will be tg about the icy rain that's coming, maybe even the snow, to melissa mollet is standing by with the morning commute.uc bell is here first with our forecast. would you rather have your first snow in january and latz snow in marchin or your first sno november and last snow in february? he latter. >> let's start it and get it over with. tomorrowlert f nothing to worry about today. cold and dry, no weather concerns for today. tomorrow an ugly mix of all combinations of sleet, rain, freezing rain and snow. highest impact in the shenandoa. vall in the 30s to around 40

well after visiting helsinki were jetting off to three more european capital cities and express to get the latest news from around the continent we're heading to rome and paris but our first stop is london. on thursday the royal botanical gardens in london's q district switched on this spectacular christmas lights over a million lights or glow in the famous gardens a park nearly two kilometers long leads from glittering installations across a field of dancing colored lights to illuminated a regard me boats christmas accu will last until january fifth twenty nine hundred . ninety there's a virtual reality app to transport users into the rome of three hundred twenty b.c. e. the computer simulation rome was presented in italy as capital on wednesday it includes crowds are in views of around seven thousand engine structures among the highlights of the forum room on him and the imperial palace of a major science will follow in years to come users will even have a chance to watch virtual gladiator deals in the coliseum and chariot races at the circus maximus. on friday a big exhibition opens

but first, i start my trip in norway's capital city of oslo.the oslo waterfront that a huge transformation has been taking place, and a big part of that was this rather spectacular building, the oslo opera house. it celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and is a symbol for the city's commitment to the arts. so i guess it is a perfect place to hear some traditional norwegian goat horn. plays horn. that's so good! thank you. that is amazing, such a variety of sounds comes out of what i guess is such a simple instrument. is quite simple, as you see. it is a bowl and a goat's horn. wrong way, this way. actually it was not made for making music, the shepherds had it to keep the wolves and the bears away. this was a warning, not music. not many melodies are written down as we know, but some. would you say that there is something unique running through norwegian music, and where does that come from? nature gives me a lot of power and a lot of inspiration to make music. we are quite isolated, we didn't visit each other because the valleys... so pe

reduction in the price of fuel and a reduction in the price of living here in france well the capital city wasn't immune either run one hundred nurses gathered outside the health ministry in paris on choose to protest the government's planned health care reforms though they say the rules are being sidelined the importance of their work to be recognized there particularly in helping the two hundred million euro is being spent on the creation of four thousand new medical assistant positions nurses say but that money would be better spent elsewhere they were also protests and other french cities including more say. ok more r.t. world news all the way very shortly including why there's a shift in how much americans trust their social. when lawmakers manufacture consent in student of public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the famous merry go round of lives only the one percent. to ignore middle of the room sick. leave room. to briggs that are not to break that that is the question teresa mayes find to exit the e.u. has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner

i suspect that any plato like so many of us with ultimately taken to jack that not the capital city of indonesia but to a cliff south of delhi and then troll now. gleeful cynically named by the indonesians because the families of victims taken their toll that it was to jakarta that their loved ones had flats. i think this journey is for me. looking for some kind of closure and i'm not really sure closing what exactly. the idea when you are late but early on to gently my luck to mark a spot. where your brush arguments are. under way at the men's hockey table you're behind the money barnett's a great time of the messiah and upwards are you to the early morning go might be dipping but. i get up each day what i said you did you know we got a. police investigation shows that sandra was most probably still alive and the soldiers picked up his body and directed off the road. that brought him to a piece of scrap and behind the house in shock to the liberty in the back. by the time his body was found his face had been mutilated beyond recognition. probably by his murderers. by a by a muscle sev

malaysia's capital city.al, modern metropolis of malay, chinese and indian. this is where you start out when fulfilling a decade-old promise to your ex-head hunter friends to return for gawai, the annual iban rice harvest festival. what was interesting last time i was there was the old guys with their tattoos and the rings on their fingers. >> eddie: yeah. the old people, a lot of them have passed on. >> anthony: i hear no more skulls. they made them put the skulls away. the iban once enjoyed a truly formidable reputation as trackers, warriors and ritualistic takers of heads. they were and continue to be wanderers. valuing the bejalai, a tradition where every tribesman will set out from the longhouse of his birth to travel, learn, to bring something back. each tattoo he gets over the course of his life represents a different experience, a different journey. >> eddie: basically, the tattoos are just to signify knowledge and the wealth that you brought back to the longhouse. what you would probably want to get

moreover the first members of a five thousand strong convoy of people have already arrived in the capital city but uncertainty awaits the migrants as u.s. president donald trump confirmed around fifteen thousand soldiers have been deployed to the southern border and that they are putting up a barbed wire fence earlier said around seven thousand troops would be tasked with holding the migrants back operation faithful patriots to focus on texas arizona and california you issue has become a key talking point ahead of tuesday's midterm elections. has more on the migrants quest for a better life. the imminent arrival of several thousand migrants at the u.s. border has gotten both the media and politicians talking and spinning away care of it was caravan of the caribbean on invasion dangers to the country those telling. that the biggest threat to america is some of the published refugees democrats want to charlie open the borders they have the caravan. the caravan is mostly made up of people from three central american countries under a squat amal and all solved are also known as the northern triang

towards the capital city just thirty kilometers to the northeast. have a list now here's andy thanks so much lauren we're late sequel eyes are from virgil van dyke so the netherlands grab a spot of the european nations league finals the dutch needed a point against germany to qualify the expense of world champions france to goals in the last five minutes and hit back from it sunil deficit at city to draw enough for the netherlands to go through this tournament replaces the majority of international friendlies in europe portugal switzerland and england have also made it through the group stages and into next year's nation league finals that falls in event will be hosted by portugal in june the winners will be the inaugural nations league champions now the nations league doesn't come of the expense of the qualifying tournament for the twenty twenty european championships twenty teams will still progress to those finals from those games which kick off in march but the final four spots for the euros will come via a round of playoff games with country se

after covering student protests over road safety conditions demonstrations that paralyzed the capital city bangladesh has expanded harsh laws that limit free speech effectively silencing thousands of critical voices. cases drawn international attention with rights groups nobel laureates and the u.n. calling for his release. let's get more on that story now what's. a journalist and press freedom activists he joins us from dhaka what is it like to work under these types of conditions were essentially being arrested or even killed for what you report is a real possibility. why you well look you are in a group called thirty. min goes wrote in bang that he. read ready. and it didn't proceed as you don't debunk a lot. they were going to be talk and cute and jack and martyr by talking cure or who have never been there it's fair and none of them has been out of a good enough or not at the point at all to give it a fine of all all the mark a piece of the fuck out of all. you know all that you know how resprout if you provoke upon so despite that have gone all good you can. go. through all. the peop

could be reached with the taliban by april next year that announcement came after talks in the capital city kabul between american representatives and the afghan government of the taliban stumbling blocks and contradictions from those party to the conflict they have seen earlier peace talks fall flat the taliban said monday that no agreement has been found during the current three day meeting top american officials were a no show when the last conference was held here in moscow about it despite both the taliban and african represents coming to the table is how the conflict stands according to the top brass in the u.s. military right now. they are not losing right now i think that it's fair to say we used the term stalemate a year ago and relatively speaking it has not changed much over the last three years more than twenty eight thousand afghan police officers and soldiers have been killed according to government figures in the two decades of war of left the country scarred and affected millions not least of all children who face hidden dangers. we were on our way to school early in the mor

but alex felt his coach is still getting ironed after hawkman edition alex is back in scotland's capital city of edge about where he's caught up with some of scotland's finest creative artists but first your tweets and messages and still dominating as a reaction to our two part special for a member to stay on the loss of dylan castro the largest loss of life from unable to se her ambitious history many people were touched by the story first we hear from media my dad survived this she says he had severe p.t.s.d. he had me at the age of fifty we had to leave when i was four managing the child said his p.t.s.d. also ged he was irish and able to go home after the war so he spent some time and working on the snowy mountains scheme it came to light that he took that to save money to give to a man's family who died because my dad felt for him having taken the last place on a rescue boat. fearless says in this awful bricks of madness this sure as wonderful it's very moving to hear alex talking to the survivors but he says quite an amazing show in a long past year a completely new item of history for

in the capital cities, more cloud into next week, and feeling colder too. bye for now.are "critical" for the country, as she prepares to go to brussels to discuss the future relationship with the eu. theresa may said her brexit withdrawal deal was "in the national interest". and she warned members of her party seeking to remove her, that a change of leadership would not make it any easier to negotiate, or to win a vote in parliament. here's our political correspondent peter saull. out of the door but still in a job and sticking by her plan. theresa

a reduction in the price of fuel and a reduction in the price of living here in france and the capital city was an immune to rallies either around a hundred nurses gathered outside the health ministry in parlous on tuesday to protest the government's planned health care reforms they say their roles are being sidelined the importance of their work to be recognized the are particularly unhappy about two hundred million euro is being spent on the creation of four thousand new medical assistance positions nurses say the money would be better spent the old. salt protests in other french cities including mar say ran. in recent years palm oil has grown to become the world's cheap versatile alternative to other vegetable oils an all rounder that's used in everything from food to cosmetics and even fuel but the environmental cost is weighing heavy on countries which produce it like indonesia. we need to press on with battery research for plug in hybrid vehicles and expand the use of clean diesel to diesel fuel and these technologies will help us be better stewards of the environment and they will he

fuel and a reduction in the price of living here in france and here's what's happening in the capital city. health ministry and choose to protest the government's planned health care reforms. are being sidelined on want the importance of their work to be recognized they are particularly unhappy about two hundred million euro is being spent on the creation of four thousand new medical assistant positions nurses say the money would be better spent elsewhere. the were all. witnessing protests in other french cities maher say ren leone all saw similar scenes. when social networks burst into our lives millions and brace them as a chance to give a global voice to anyone anywhere earning a reputation as platforms for free speech and democracy but it seems the tide of trust is turning for users of three cups a log of concerns ranging from exploding personal data to alleged censorship and indeed being in cahoots with governments. more than half of americans think social media is bad for democracy and free speech last year it was only forty three percent so that makes me wonder how bad it could get

. >>> hanoi, capital city of vietnam. 7 1/2 million people live here.the summer, hot, humid, subtropical. the boulevards and many of the buildings are french. but its heart and soul is always, always vietnamese. americans coming here as tourists for the first time, especially veterans of the war, are shocked by how friendly the place is. people are genuinely happy to see you. this is hanoi's old quarter, but it's looking less and less old these days. it's changed. the irish/czech theme pub next door. vietnam is a young country. almost half the vietnamese are under the age of 30. fewer every year even remember what they call here the american war. those years were a defining time for just about everyone, vietnamese or american, who lived through them. and although there are still a lot of conflicted feelings back home, for most vietnamese these days, the war has become an be abstraction, not even a memory. vietnam is still a poor nation, but the standard of living has improved a lot with the relaxing of hard line communist economic policies. more and mor

the capital city becomes the first new destination to join the sport.will take place on a street circuit. the priority for us is to try and host formula 1 races in what we believe are the most exciting and dynamic cities and countries around the world. asia is clearly very important overall to our future. it is really important. it really is the driving engine of the world's future. as we look to grow this sporting asia, we want to be in countries that we think are going to be the engines of growth and excitement. liverpool boss jurgen excitement. liverpool bossjurgen klopp says his side lost their mojo after losing in the champions league last night. they are now looking over their shoulders when it comes to qualifying for the knockout stages. spiers left it late to be psv eindhoven 2—1. harry kane with both goals. that gives them hope of qualifying. tonight, manchester united play juventus in turin and pol pot but says he has no problem of being stripped of the vice captaincy. jose mourinho made the move in september, a p pa re ntly mourinho made the

the capital city of how noise. will be in april twenty twenty has a little taste of what fans can expect. just to reassure you the race itself won't have that music is the first race to be made by the new owners of f one liberty media chairman chase carey made the announcement and how would the city's man it'll be the fourth asian pacific leg of the season with japan china singapore and australia already hosting races and oil will be a wonderful addition to our twenty one race schedule that we have in place this year and next year we've made it a goal and a priority for us to try and host formula one races and what we believe are the most exciting and dynamic cities and countries around the world asia is clearly very important overall to our future it's really important it really is the driving engine of the world's future so as we look to grow the sport in asia we want to be in countries that we really think are going to be the engines of growth in the engines of excitement so we think vietnam really captures peop

slingshot patrols the lawn, driving them away with an occasional shot. [ traffic sounds ] colombo, the capital cityime i came here, nearly a decade ago, this south asian island nation of nearly 20 million does not feel on lockdown. there are no longer the military checkpoints and heavy equipment, sandbags, or barbed wire in between the airport and the center of town. there's a new, democratically elected government, voted in by a coalition of former adversaries. everywhere you look; construction, expansion, new hotels, foreign money; something that looks a lot like hope. hundreds of thousands of dead and missing later, the country is at peace, and we can go where we want. hopefully, people will be able talk about their lives; last time, they couldn't. >> dharshan: so this is the galle face green. it used to be a place for the english families to come and hang out on sundays. and it was also the home of the first golf course in sri lanka. this is our central park. >> anthony: ah. ♪ >> anthony: what are we eating today; by the way, what's good here? >> dharshan: so this is all sri lankan street food.

the united states there are nearly five thousand people sheltering in a sports complex in the capital mexico city and they've asked for buses to take them to the border saying the weather is too cold and dangerous for them to continue walking and hitchhiking united nations brokered talks between the sides in yemen's war will not start before the end of the year that's what a u.n. spokesman has said un human envoy martin griffiths had been hoping to get the rival factions are on the table next month meanwhile the world food program says it's doubling the amount of food aid it gives yemen the united nations agency says it's aiming to reach up to fourteen million people in what is the largest hunger crisis in the world the u.n. is expected to the clear next week if yemen is officially suffering a famine but chalice frank donaghue from the world food program says the exact definition is not important. there are already people dying there are already people who are starving there are already children who are too mon nourished to recover and so are our job is to try to keep things from getting that bad

city. this is the sound of children laughing in sr. he just arrived in the capital mexico city after traveling with five thousand other central americans for the first time in several weeks they're able to really rest. where we want these children to see that mexico is a country that's in solidarity with them so they can take this memory when they leave. the. mexican authorities have been preparing for their arrival setting up food stands medical tents as well spaces for a shower and even a haircut. i'm happy with how mexico has treated us we're very thankful to mexico. we met me here while she was waiting in line for donated clothes she says she's bound for the u.s. and has a message for president trump. better than no there are no terrorists here or criminals nobody is here for fun we're all running from poverty in honduras it's not for pleasure that i'm traveling to the united states. walking along the camp we spotted several volunteers providing legal advice to those looking to claim political asylum either in mexico or the u.s. although what then as a volunteer

so there is confirmation in capital cities after the sunshine of today. feeling colder.rmer brexit secretary dominic raab criticises the government for "failing to stand up to brussels bullies". president trump visits northern california following the most devastating wildfires in the state's history. this is very sad to see. as far as the lives are concerned, nobody knows quite yet. we're up to a certain number but we have a lot of people who aren't accounted for. mental health in the workplace should be given the same status as physical health, according to 50 top business executives. england's cricketers beat sri lanka by 57 runs, the first time in almost three years they've won an away test series. coming up at10.30.