gorilla populations are down 20% in the last eight years. most gorillas do not live in protected areas. >> apple ceo tim cook returned to his college roots this weekend. he gave the commencement speech today at duke where he received a business degree in 1988. the head of one of the premiere tech companies challenged him to think differently in his speech. he also shared how former apple ceo steve jobs helped inspire him. >> from him i learned to never be content with the way that things are. i believe this mind-set comes naturally to young people, and you should never let go of this restlessness. >> cook touched on technology and the dizzying pace it's advancing. encouraging the graduates to use it to make the world a better place. >> well, of course, it's a special day for mom, and one bay area tradition focus iz es on mothers who are sometimes overlooked. >> i feel really special, not forgotten. >> a look at how themothers fro all walks of life are celebrated in san francisco. >> we have a cool week ahead. drew tuma up next with the accuw

i think even you know as just i was a gorilla for many years. that i joined the fock in one thousand nine hundred three look at you and then i felt that their objectives were my own lives in here we wanted a genuine peace. with peace is always been our dream it was and i joined the gorillas with us in mind. that's why i came to them in libya. i. would say let's take it from a painting you know is like are the most important arts it would be if i was out. there. and. i think i think that i was you know yes and i mean this jessica sanchez i'm twenty four years old and i became a gorilla when i was fifteen the fark gave us everything we didn't have to worry about clothes or health care any i'm transferring to so. villian life presented its own difficulties we're not used to money and we don't know how to use it because we don't know how the world works we don't know society's rules the same is for so many helping it almost almost almost one on one of the most famous whether lessons here. the form of fox old is possum time with a game of soccer. at

can we look at gorillas?a in an accredited zoo in north america. louisville, atlanta, milwaukee, cincinnati. for each gorilla, there is basic information. >> lawless: so, that's its parents. >> stahl: the father, the mother, birthday. a complete family tree, tracing its ancestry all the way back to the wild. oh, that's so interesting. and most importantly, this genetic ranking, done by an algorithm, with males on the left, females on the right, that rates each animal by how rare its genes are, and therefore how desirable. >> lawless: so you can see little rock has the fourth most valuable female. >> stahl: it then tells you the genetic value of any pair of animals you choose, on a scale of one to six. >> lawless: so you can see, when we pair these two animals, that they're getting a one. so number one is the most valuable. two is still valuable. >> stahl: all the way down to sixes, which she says should never breed. can i try? >> lawless: yes. so all you have to do is click anywhere... >> stahl: i have to say

our next newscast at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> we will not debate gorilla politics. >> we talk about rain. we've got a meteorologist. see you later. - what--what is his name? it's driving me crazy. you know i wanna say wayne or like phil or something. - just forget about it. - oh! boo-boo! that was yogi bear's little buddy! oh! - hey. - hey, how was the doctor appointment? - it was good. yeah, all systems go. - hey, did you guys find out the sex? - i want it to be a surprise. - the whole thing's gonna be a surprise. like we have any idea how to take care of a child. we don't even know what happened to our cat. - oh, i just had an idea. i will throw you a baby shower. - oh, that's so sweet. you don't have to do that. - you know, jen, you really don't have to--

with the other piece is always been our dream it was and i joined the gorillas with us in mind. that's why i came to them and i believe that. i. will say let's take it from a painting you know is like are the most important arts it could be that it was. an. accident i think that i was you know yes you can i name is jessica sanchez i'm twenty four years old and i became a gorilla when i was fifteen the fark gave us everything we didn't have to worry about clothes or health care any i'm transferring to civilian life presented its own difficulties. are not used to money and we don't know how to use it because we don't know how the world works we don't know society's rules so most muslim men have the needed most and most almost one n one the most have. a. form of faux old is possum time with a game of soccer. at the two marco reintegration camp form of fighters have been given land for funny. video he does it when you're not but i have been with the fark for twenty five years we mainly had military duties of course which has made the transition difficult for me. we also worked as fa

>> that's a gorilla. >> a big pink gorilla. >> did you ever run with a gorilla? >> only on the weekends but hey. >> did you mawake up and watch , the royal family thanking everyone who attended or watched the wedding. in a tweet the family expressing thanks for the interest and well wishes from around the world. after tieing the knot. newly married duke and duchess went to a soire hosted by prince charles and headed back to windsor castle. more than 100,000 people turned out for the festivities in windsor with millions additional watching on television. >> congratulations to them. they look very happy. >> sincerely, it was lovely to see the way they looked at each other, you know. >> you can see that. >> very nice. >> coming up here on "today in the bay", kari has a look what to expect today. >> we start out with breezy winds and clouds. live look outside in fre nont. mont. mid-50s through 3:00 and mostly cloudy skies until about 10:00 and then we get sunshine and warming temperatures. we'll talk about what's ahead for today and rest of the week coming up. >>> an

it does not do much for gorilla trekking tourism.has been closed and in all of this there was a ranger who lost her life. a very difficult situation obviously. moving on to the daily express. their top story, patients trapped by care closers. —— closures. it is not the weather or a health scare, it is a real news story on the front of the daily express, unusual! but it is a serious story about care home closures and the pressure that is putting on the nhs. people, older people are being backed up and having to be kept in the nhs which makes the strains on the nhs more difficult. that is a big current story which i think has been rather lost sight of which the obsession with brexit that we journalists have. the government is engaged in rather delicate negotiations with itself again and how much more money to spend on the nhs and this is part of that story. the figures are scary in terms of the number of care homes that will not keep going. there is quite a shop intrigue —— a sharp increase. 83% falling. it is not just brexit, that sna

were ambushed by armed men at the virunga national park — a vast conservation area known for its gorillastal, kinshasa. a car was attacked by a group of unknown gunman in virunga national park in eastern congo. the attack happened near a village inside the national park with is a world heritage site known for its mattan gorillas. there are armed groups operating in and around the park and there have been kidnappings there before. the park spokesman told us, confirmed that two dished national had been kidnapped and that a female ranger was killed in the attack. the foreign office has not given us any further information on those british national ‘s for security reasons of course, but the foreign office does advise all but essential travel to the area. conflict and strife in the country and in the region in particular, experts say there are around 70 armed groups operating in eastern congo alone which has caused about1.5 eastern congo alone which has caused about 1.5 million congolese to flee. a loyalist supergrass has been released from prison and put into a witness protection programme at

what were saying to bill gates is, stop your 800-pound gorilla from blocking accs to the internet. on that note. were thrilled to welcome senator blumenthal to the poum. [applause] . . . for having us today and organizing this important gathering, and also to all of the experts who've been here before me. i am sure they have exhausted the topic and your patience and i think i am one of them left as the talk of closing arguments this is it and i'm going to be very brief and if there are any questions, i'd be happy to take any. i want to sort of bring back on a somewhat personal note my experience as attorney general. bill clinton once said it's the best job you can ever have because when you do something that's popular you get tremendous credit. the lawsuit against microsoft was actually not popular as some of you might recall, microsoft and windows were an immensely attractive and popular product. bill gates was and is a visionary and a genius and successful business person. so, talk about taking on 800-pound gorillas this was it and it wasn't like big tobacco cigarettes kill peopl

as you know letting gorillas and twelve of their family members have been murdered since that peace treaty sixty seven community leaders have been mounted so in colombia one activist is murdered every four day. he was. doing yes. i was. yes. yes i was he was you know sick stream important for us the guerrillas the commanders and the entire nation to finally see the end of the war and the fighting because if they want to tell the folks here yes yes yes yes. yes. yes they're there who are your dad. this is one of the members of the military ostomy in boca topham my opinion about the peace process i said the most important thing is that we no longer kill each other as we used to for months. colombia's civil law stood over fifty years. it claimed the lives of over two hundred twenty thousand people. on september the first twenty seventeen the heart of colombia's capital bogota plus other body but was reserved for a rally by the fuck the form a guerrilla army. did it before. the age of. like black and the i give you the number of guerrillas here is amazing . having a reunion in the capital is a

during the attack in virunga national park, which is home to rare mountain gorillas, a female rangeraken away with the british tourists but was later released. our reporter louise dewast — who's in the capital, kinshasa — has the latest. we have just been told by an army spokesman in the province of north kivu, where the attack happened, that they are conducting searches in the park, that the hostages are still being held captive. the attack happened just north of goma, a town in north kivu, in this world heritage site known for its mountain gorillas. but there are many armed groups operating in and around the park. and there have been kidnappings there before. and actually, the number of kidnappings has been increasing in recent years. some human rights groups estimate that around 50% of those kidnappings are for ransom. we have not heard yet any confirmation on any ransom demands with these two missing tourists. but it's something we will be monitoring. conflict in the region is rife. there are about 70 different groups operating in eastern congo alone. louise dewast there. now, in

during the attack in virunga national park which is home to rare mountain gorillas, a female ranger wasourists but was later released. richard lister reports. virunga national park, one of the well‘s most beautiful places, and a haven for endangered mountain gorillas, drawing to rest every year. but also hidden in these forests are armed militia groups who see western visitors as a target. the park is in eastern congo and the two britons were travelling with a range and a driver, they were north of goma when a gunman killed the driver and abducted the tourists. eastern congo is at the heart of some of africa's bloodiest wars. despite a formal end to hostilities 15 years ago, attacks by rebel groups in the east have been increasing. and ransom demands have given them a source of income. the foreign office advises against travelling almost anywhere in eastern congo, saying the risk of kidnapping is high and there are limits to what help it can offer there. but officials here are working with the congolese authorities and offering support to the families of the tourists involved. this late

a silver back gorilla had a makeshift umbrella made out of hay. instead of leaving the open area he tried to make the umbrella. he later regretted it. >>> a family of bears caused a quite a scare at a television station in colorado. mom almost appears to be the look jout as they begin rummaging through a the man and the bears retreated. >>> the white house comments on a remark about john mac kin. it's not an apology. >> >>> welcome back everyone. happy mother's day. we are starting with a look at the weather. >> hey. good morning to you. hi everyone. waking up to calmer winds. the winds transported the fog across the bay area. most of you are gray. you wouldn't know it. it is 56 in oakland and 57 in hayward. we are looking at numbers on the mild we have a cooler day in store. plenty of sunshine on tap. we'll see temperatures in the 40s and 50s through the 7:00 hour. mid-and upper 60s throughout the noon hour. still cool on the coast. the shoreline will only be in the upper 50s today. mid-70s inland. this is a good 5 to 10 degree drop today. we'll

. >>> a heavy stormvy stormvy stom mother gorilla and her baby escaped the rain. male silver back gorilla had a makeshift um two bears seem to be rummaging through. a photographer casually walked out and came face to face with the bears. >>> still to come here, why environmentalists are it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back. let's get a look at the weather. >> download is sun out there and a few clouds. temperatures on the mild side. in the 50s around the bay area. s it is 53 down the fog retreats mid-morning hours. school in the upper 50s. low 70s inland. i'll * you know if the cooling tend continue for the week ahead. >> addressing the callus remark but

there's a lot of bluster going on this is what we used to call gorilla dust big gorillas stomping, stirringdust, both sides posturing trying to get the best deal for their side you can expect a few more hiccups, couple more threats to walk away from the table before we get to june 12th. >> eamon javers, thank you >>> joining us is jurrien timmer from fidelity investments. eamon brings up a point with regard to the gorilla dust, if you wanted to put it that way, with the bluster happening between north korea, china and president trump. is this the biggest thing that's overhanging the market are we making too much out of these particular trade talks and north korea's summit situation >> they're very important. the markets tend to tune out noise, but things that relate to the economy, taxes, trade, geopolitics are important. i suspect this will drag on for some time. there will be summits, victories to be declared, setbacks i think especially the whole trade issue with china will be a long slog. and as the u.s. tries to slow down this very strongly rising star i think this will be with us for

were ambushed by armed men at the virunga national park — a vast conservation area known for its gorillas, kinshasa. what more can you tell us? around 10am local time a car was attacked bya group 10am local time a car was attacked by a group of unknown gunmen in the national park. it happened near a small village, incite a national park, which is a world heritage site known for its gorillas. there are groups operating in and around the park and there have been kidnappings there before. the park ‘s spokesman said that two british nationals had been kidnapped this morning and that a female ranger was killed in the attack. the foreign office hasn't given us any further information on this british nationals for security reasons. but the foreign office does advise against all but essential travel to the area. conflict is strife in the country and in the region in particular as experts say there are around 70 different armed groups operating in eastern congo alone. it has caused about 1.5 million congolese to flee. officials in gaza say israeli troops have shot dead a palestinian protestor and

and if there's not the 10,000 pound gorilla, is that a win for republicans? as we look ahead to midterm and republicans are trying to figure out whether they're on team trump or not? >> i think this may be a short-term win. a day-win. going through 2500 pages is a lot of work. chuck grassley is a very crafty guy. obviously, he knows there's probably not much in here that would be considered a smoking gun and that bob mueller has a very different investigation going on. why not dominate the news for 2500 pages for a day or so, get a little bit of a wind, disrupt the democratic narrative and move on. and while we wait for bob mueller to land the 10,000 pound gorilla. >> if there is nothing significant, does this hurt bob mueller's chance to be protected with republicans? >> no, no, this is different. this is evidence that congressional republicans are continuing to work closely with the white house on what rudy giuliani who is so wonderful and open about this stuff announces a campaign anniversary on the day of this probe to basically blast it quote/unquote. bo

as you know the teen gorillas and twelve of them family members are painted it seems like a street sixty seven community leaders are being mounted it is a show in colombia one activist is murdered every four days i've been to. the bloody peace in colombia in forty five minutes. and during the conflict zones confronting the powerful have been challenging those asking tough questions demanding answers. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with kids players on the ground in the sense of our cutting through the rhetoric holding the common cold comfort. comfort zone confronting the powerful on t.w. . global inequality. what does inequality mean and globally connected well. to the media. join the discussion and have lost. digest and as global media forum times eighty. i want to welcome to our highlights edition with a best of picks of the week i'm your host meghan leaguers a look at what's coming up. eat it with flowers floral additions make for tasty dishes. new destination how surfers discovered a perfectly ok sion in denmark.

second city, surabaya. four others injured. who were kidnapped by gunmen on friday. to rare mountain gorillaswas shot dead. but was later released. in tourists every year. western visitors as a target. killed the driver and abducted the tourists. eastern congo is at the heart of some of africa's bloodiest wars. attacks by rebel groups in the east have been increasing. and ransom demands have given them a source of income. and there are limits to what help it can offer there. and offering support to the families of the tourists involved. in the past two decades. the army has nowjoined their search for the missing tourists. richard lister, bbc news. election. about his remarkable journey from child king to prime minister. the monarchy strikes back. more than symbolic. i really didn't think that we would have such a landslide. it was really quite a surprise. it was also a tremendous decision. would i live up to it? was i capable? of nazi germany during the second world war. regents, plus a number of people, were executed. we left from this house, as a matter of fact. right from this door. was th

country that has never had any space for the left as this idea has were always related to marx's gorilla us but on the end what you see is that most young and progressive voters have chosen better but on the other hand the majority of colombian still prefer the more conservative side they voted for duke who opposes same sex marriage. and euthanasia and some recent studies show that this tendency is actually growing in colombia and communities. of hormuz are really ophelia thanks very much for laughable the top. we have some sports now and real madrid fans in the spanish capital have been celebrating their heroes they returned home after their three one win over liverpool in each m.p.'s league final thousands lining the streets for a victory parade after real beat liverpool on saturday for a record thirty teen title there was also a reception at city hall the players are getting to know that trophy very well we all have now won the champions league four times in the last five years. and finally it's off to france where an illegal migrant from mali is being celebrated and compared to spide

. >> we saw the pink gorilla. you wanted a photo of him?o if the pink gorilla is watching this morning, contact ann. >> there's always next year. >>> let's talk traff ng ic. t t >> it's getting pretty busy as it was on sunday with a lot of street closures because of bay to breakers. hope you had a good time if you were out there. we have the metering lights, the back-up, 17 minute ride heading into san francisco. that back-up is stretching to the foot of the maze. so give yourself some time. heading in to -- or through the south bay, i should say, northbound 101, dealing with the usual slowdowns as you head through more begun hill. no reports of any accidents or stales along that -- stalls along that stretch. we're looking a-okay as far as 285, 80, northbound 101 seeing the usual slowdos between 680 and 880 you'll start tapping the brakes. 85 at stevens creek, traffic doing just fine. nice and light in both directions. the monday morning commute starting to pick up just a bit along 880 and 17 at that 280 junction but overall, we're sto e h

they were abducted on friday in virunga national park, famous for its gorillas. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. china's struggling telecom giant zte gets help from an unlikely person, president trump. we will explain. and meet marvel‘s first—ever chinese superheroes in a new graphic novel out this week. welcome to asia business report. us president donald trump says he wa nts to us president donald trump says he wants to help save one of china's biggest telecom firms. in a tweet, he ordered the us comms department to give the company zte away two, quote, get back in business, after the department banned american businesses from working with them. this is a major u—turn from a president who's spent a lot of his time campaigning and bashing china for stealing american jobs. that's right. a year and a half ago, when he was on his election campaign, his number one issue was usjobs, how china campaign, his number one issue was us jobs, how china was taking campaign, his number one issue was usjobs, how china was taking us jobs. he tal

in december two thousand and five gorillas set off a huge car bomb at this intersection it killed twenty three civilians and five police offices. today a small museum called the room of never again serves as a memorial to the attack. if they want to preserve that but this will represent some of the victims of the conflict here in tire you know we have this block here of those who are still disappeared and these on this side were murdered and buried so many hamleys have not yet recovered from that loss and they continue to suffer their pain and some have not been able to forgive them and they've been doing this in one field but it but not. in the referendum on the peace deal in two thousand and sixteen most people in granada voted against the agreements but one and a hobby years later many seem to have changed their minds. of what a good. i would vote yes because we are at peace now before the violence in this town was unbearable for the program but more like you're living with a brother. many think it would be better to vote yes because we are searching for peace if we. no we'd be wrecki

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just north of goma inside the national park which is a world heritage site known for its mountain gorillae are armed groups round the park, we are learning this morning that the driver of the car might have been released alive, we are hearing this from local sources so it is still unconfirmed at this stage, the situation is still very fluid, in the area. it is not the first kind of incident that has taken place in this area, that has happened? that is right. this is a very complex area of the country, conflict is rife in the country but in this region in particular, it is estimated there are about 70 armed groups operating in eastern congressional loan. the national army is present in the area where the hostages are taken, they are fighted against armed groups so they are, most likely responding to the situation right now as we speak and kidnappings have happened before, and experts, human rights groups estimate about half of the kidnappings are for ransom, so again, very fluid situation, right here in congo today. thank you very much. america says it will help north korea to rebuild its

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. >> jimmy: he came in and he had those gorilla feet shoes. >> steve: gorilla shoes, yeah. [ laughtere shoes, they're so gross to me. >> tariq: i hate those shoes! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they look so -- they're gross. they bum me out. the whole thing's just a bummer for me, and i just feel like it's just sweaty, and it's just wrong. so, he came in, and he's super nice guy. and i've seen him before, but i go, "oh, you've got those shoes, huh?" and he goes, "yeah, they're the best thing ever. i had back problems and they saved my back." i go, "oh, really?" he was like, "i wear them all the time. wore them to my friend's wedding." [ laughter ] so he leaves, and i see chris hardwick and i go, "i hate those sneakers. and the guy wore it to his buddy's wedding? that would bum me out if i was the groom and my friend came in those things." and chris hardwick just points at my microphone -- [ audience ohs ] [ foghorn ] [ laughter ] oh, my gosh! [ laughter ] and he was like pretending he's back pedaling. i was like -- i had to just tell the dude, "sorry, man. i don't like those shoes." >> steve

happened near the village of kibumba in the national park which is a world heritage site known for gorillas are armed groups operating around the park and there have been kidnappings there before. the foreign office confirmed to british nationals had been kidnapped and a female range was killed in the attack on the foreign office is not given us any firm that —— any further information on those british nationals for security reasons but the foreign office advises against all but essential travel to the area. conflict is rife in the country and in the region in particular as experts say there are around 70 armed groups, different armed groups operating in eastern congo alone which has caused about 1.5 million congolese to flee. america says it will help north korea to rebuild its economy, if it agrees to give up its nuclear weapons. the us secretary of state mike pompeo made the remarks after meeting his south korean counterpart. president trump and kim jong—un are due to meet for talks next month. rajini vaydya nathan reports. another step towards the historic summit between america and nor

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( laughter ) trump is like the gorilla getting riled up about what he's doing in the mirror.ou see what he did?! ( laughter ) white house staff knows what happens because the president enters the room ans and says i just hung up with hannity or ringing hannity from his desk in their presidents. how are you the president and a star? no other leader does that. president putin doesn't talk with his assistant and say not big deal but i was a part playing an toke tore on big bang. just saying, yeah, yeah. let's move on to the main story. everyday in the news we find out a new detail like when ben carson bought a $19,000 bean bag chair or mike pence stood next to a painting of dolly madison without his wife present. the only reason we know about these stories is the trump white house has been plagued by incessant leaks and judging by his tweets the president has had enough. >> president trump on twitter, the so-called leaks coming out to have white house are an exaggeration put out by the foxe news media to make us look as bad as possible and are tray torse and cowards and we'll fi

it's a world heritage site known for its mountain gorillas but also a place where there are armed groups in and around the park. there have been kidnappings there before and the park spokesman confirmed that two british nationals had been kidnapped and arranger had been killed in the attack and we are learning a driver of the car may have been found. the situation here this morning is very much fluid. tell us about some of the problems that have happened in that area. this is a very complex region of conroe. conflict is rife in the country but in the region in particular. experts believe there are two 70 different armed militias operating in eastern congo. we don't know how many do exactly are operating in and around. but as i mentioned, kidnaps are happening before. children have been reported to have been kidnapped so the situation is very difficult here at the moment. america says it will help north korea to rebuild its economy, if it agrees to give up its nuclear weapons. the us secretary of state mike pompeo made the remarks after meeting his south korean counterpart. president trum

north of goma, a town in north kivu, in this world heritage site that is known for its mountain gorillasating in and around the park. and there have been kidnappings there before. and actually, the number of kidnappings has been increasing in recent years. and some human rights groups estimate that around 50% of those kidnappings are for ransom. we have not heard yet any confirmation on any ransom demands with these two missing tourists. but it's something that we will be monitoring. conflict in the region is rife. there are about 70 different groups operating in eastern congo alone. north korea has announced it will dismantle its nuclear test site later this month — in plain view of the world's media. the three—day event is scheduled to take place three weeks before president trump and the north korean leader kimjong—un hold an historic summit in singapore. from south korea, laura bicker reports. another key public announcement from the usually secretive state. she is describing a ceremony to dismantle north korea's main nuclear test site. kimjong—un has carried out all six nuclear blas

i think this is just, you know, 800 pound gorilla. you've got to be with facebook. it's the best way t reach ople as they're going by your place of business with the mobile or when they're searching for things on their desktop. >> all right. you're sticking with nike, leaving tesla, sticking with facebook. >> indeed. >> bill? >>> coming up, the most valuable art collection ever sold at auction, at least part of it, coming up. >>> on capitol hill, the senate has forced a vote to restore the rules that govern the internet known as net neutrality. a vote is expected next week o th new resolutions to restore the 2015 reguetions. th regulations banned blocking and throttling byte et providers. the current fcc chairman reversed those werules. >>>, some of the rarest art master pieces ever put up for auction went for record prices last nightt christie's. the collection, as we've been estate of is from the the late david and peggy rockefeller. robert frank has been following this story for us. he's back tonight with more. >> reporter: the biggest names in art were onhe wall

it isa it is a world heritage site known for its mountain gorillas.roups operating in and around the park. there have been kidnappings there before. the number has increased in recent years. some human rights groups estimate that around 50% of those kidnappings are after ransom. we have not heard yet any confirmation of any ransom demands with these missing tourists. but it is something we will be monitoring. conflict in the region is rife. there are about 70 different groups operating in eastern congo alone. louise dewast in kinshasa. countryside campaigners are calling for action on what they say is an "appalling lack of progress" in improving mobile phone coverage in rural areas. they've been backed by more than 50 mps, who've accused mobile operators of failing to put up new masts, despite help from government. jon donnison reports. these days, life without your mobile, for many, seems almost unimaginable. but in some parts of rural britain, it remains a reality. the communications regulator 0fcom says only 57% of people living in premises in rura

happened just north of goma, a town in north kivu, in this world heritage site known for its mountain gorillas have been kidnappings there before. and actually, the number of kidnappings has been increasing in recent years. some human rights groups estimate that around 50% of those kidnappings are for ransom. we have not heard yet any confirmation on any ransom demands with these two missing tourists. but it's something we will be monitoring. conflict in the region is rife. there are about 70 different groups operating in eastern congo alone. louise dewast there. back to the life attack in paris. one person has died and four others we re one person has died and four others were injured —— knife attack. the suspect was shot dead by police, the statement has been issued by the mayor of paris. it says tonight our city has been bruised and my first thoughts go to the family of the victim who lost his life and i also think of the wounded and be loved ones and i want to tell them that all parisians are by their side —— the loved ones. we are yet to find out the motive for the attack. north korea has

i think amazon is the 800 pound gorilla you can't go up gns. >> and one low profit margin at a time niken't get a lot of attention. they are trying to clean up their culture. they obviously had some issue. what's your view on this >> it is not the first brand of retailer we have heard about these issues they talked about the fact that have not had to equality and fairness they are coming out and taking control of that. what the big deal is the north america business has been down and adidas is kicking theirs in north america. of. >> do you think the consumer is too distant from that. >> i think the consumer is too distant there is always disruption this is telling us they will force the wholesale to go back -- >> what does that industry lingo >> it basically means to less discounting. so we have nike going raise your prices >> they are saying over the past year you have been doing too many discounts and now you'll go back to full price that's what a lot of brands have done that's the name of the game in 2018 a all of the brands are saying now you're going to behave yourself >> is nike po

happened north of goma, inside the national park which is a world heritage site known for its mountain gorillas an area where there are armed groups operating around the park and there have been kidnappings there before. human rights groups have been saying that about 50% of the kidnappings are for ransom in that area of the country. and this specific area where the attack happened is what we call a military area, means that the national army is present in the area, fighting against these armed groups, and are most likely responding as we speak to this situation. real wages, which take into account increases in the cost of living, are still below where they were before the financial crisis, according to a new report. the trades union congress has found that workers in britain are experiencing the longest squeeze in real incomes in modern history. our business correspondent, joe lynam has more. more of us are at work than ever before and real wages are finally rising again. that means our spending power in the shops is going up but, according to the trades union congress, we are still poorer tha

two british tourists who were taken hostage in a gorilla sanctuary in the democratic republic of congo released. f1§1%%~,:f~?;i%e~e—zz;>§;'1;ft—z%’e m ,,- ~ for working with them to resolve this incident and they did pay tribute to the ranger, one of the rangers that was killed in the attack on friday, and the driver that accompanied the british tourists, who was injured as well in the attack. that is the information we have right now, and the ambassador in the drc also announced this on social media just a few seconds ago. we do not know the identity of the two british tourists yet. we do know that the ranger that was killed, the congolese ranger, was rachel masika ba ra ka, but we do not have a name for the british nationals. was there a ransom paid? we do not know, ransoms are frequent in kidnappings in this part of the world and in this country and this part of the country. we do not know, we have no confirmation yet on whether or not a ransom was paid in this case. louise dewast in kinsasha. theresa may spoke by phone this afternoon with the iranian president, hassan rouhani. the

two british tourists who were taken hostage in a gorilla sanctuary in the democratic republic of congoased. they were kidnapped by gunmen in virunga national park on friday. a female park ranger was shot dead and a driver was injured. theresa may spoke by phone this afternoon with the iranian president, hassan rouhani. the call took place ahead of a meeting of european and iranian foreign ministers in brussels on tuesday, which is expected to discuss the iran nuclear deal. downing street says the prime minister reiterated the commitment of the uk and its european partners to ensuring the deal is upheld. at least 13 people have been killed and more than a0 injured in bomb attacks on churches in indonesia. police say the attacks were carried out by six members of the same family — including four children — who blew themselves up at the threesites in the city of surabaya. our correspondent jonathan head reports. blazing motorbikes marks the site of one of the three attacks. all suicide bombers, say the indonesian police, and all from the same family, including a mother and two daughters a