it was fundamental to highland park's success.e on originally was installed in highland park was street-level and everything below was quite buried out of sight. the original floor went all the way up to the engine. this is kind of raised, but initially, it sat in the ground. very firm, very solid looking. this is one of the nine engines that eventually was generating electricity for the highland park plant and all of the machinery being deployed there. it is a hybrid engine. this site is a steam engine. , a valvetten valves system established in the 19th century. this side is internal combustion. two cylinder engine. this is using gas. this is internal combustion. this is running very hot, like the engine in your car. it has a very elaborate cooling system. even the pistons are cooled. there is a swinging link you can see there. things they were trying to do at highland park was maximize the efficiency. farm,ford grew up on a didn't care for farm animals or farm work. he couldn't wait to get out of the farm, but he could never ge

in highland park, we have great postcards where about every three years, the number of people working there goes up about 10,000 to the point where he has got 50,000 employees working in one major plant. and these people are working hard. and it's dangerous work. it's very repetitive. they're doing the same thing every day. today they kind of try to change up jobs. they've come up with ergonomic ways of designing the machinery. back then it was none of that. initially, these jobs paid living wages. but then henry ford decided one of the best things he could do if he wanted to get the best workers was to raise the wages. and in 1915 instituted what was known as the $5 a day. not everybody got $5 a day. you had to be a very good worker. you had to sign some papers and agree to do some things. ford would actually send people out to look at your house and make sure you were living in good conditions, and that you were taking care of your children and maybe even going to church. so the $5 a day wasn't for everyone, but it really did change the dynamics of working detroit. once people heard

the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes. the workers on the strawberry plantations over don't get to see this side of scotland almost all of them came here from eastern europe. here in around 300 euros a week here. that equals a month's wages in romania and bulgaria. well they were forced. out of what it is and dimitri ion has been spending the summer months in scotland for 7 years now as a name you citizen he never had problems entering the country that brags it could mean the end of freedom of movement. breaks it also has a worrying effect on scottish farmers. the politicians in london neglect and abandon a says angus porter who runs the farm he employs 140 seasonal workers not one of them is british. he struggles to find enough local workers in rural scotland. the future worries him. we've built up an industry entirely based on people coming from the e.u. and without them. well it would be very very difficult i mean i don't. i don't know how you can begin to do our work but also some regional politicians have a different

veteran and implementable with their old highland so it's basically with this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the flood water instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked cough to safety. catherine a national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one honed indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual monsoon floods and poaches the park has 199 and ching watchtowers most of which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditions to launch more attacks and then iran recruited here we've been very vigilant we keep a close eye on the animals day and night i'm expecting more poaches to come now because they take more chances during the rinds india rhinos were once close to extinction today there are nearly $3000.00 and catherine to is home to more than 80 percent of them the demand for rhino horns in neighboring southeast asia remain

no choice but to wait for the floodwaters to recede they've taken refuge on one of 33 artificial highlands built 3 years ago at catherine national park they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise mainly in north but all over the highlands adele quite like me having a i got into the thing fixed in via a concert that i wanted to be in new highlands and last year also we have concerts at our 19 kilometer hole that said orde or gun violence so it's basically something about what this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the floodwater instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked cough to safety catherine the national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one who owned indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual monsoon floods and poaches the park has 199 and watch towers most of which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditio

north—south split continues into thursday night, like of crop assistant ran across western highlands,s, clear skies but as area high pressure starts to receive a lead bit into the atlantic as a goat into friday, morava northwest airflow starts to develop taking the cloud for the south, shadows across scotla nd cloud for the south, shadows across scotland northern ireland and greater chance of northern england and north wales, most counties stay dry with sunshine and hot up to about 26 degrees but notice cool yellow colours compared to 0rient starting to push further south as it flows. more noise as we got there friday night into saturday, this court find here very little line, i don't expect much in the way of rain memory is on a cloud and shifting wind direction, tomorrow northwest. drop in temperature across other areas on saturday but still rather dry weather shine and cloud spreading out a few showers in the northwest airflow weight i had seen from experience, and down the coast feeling cooler but probably a warmer day in the west scotland and northern ireland as windfalls later,

like to see more of scotland than just the strawberry fields his dream is to visit the scottish highlands someday but briggs it would stop the ever happening. china's e-commerce giant. allowing u.s. companies to sell on its platform opening up markets especially for small american businesses in countries served by like india and china the company's move to open up its b 2 b. marketplace to u.s. manufacturers distributors and wholesalers is part of its larger effort to expand its international market share taking on amazon's own be to be my. place amazon business in the process. our financial correspondent yan's court joins us now from was street yes so ali baba taking on amazon going head to head with amazon what chance does on about the have here. well i mean overall ali baba already has some experience in the u.s. and the market to be so business the business market is huge it's estimated to surpass this year trillion dollars so there was quite some potential and if i understand correctly ali baba's going a bit of a different way than amazon so that specially small american companies ar

the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes the workers on the strawberry plantations over don't get to see this side of scotland almost all of them came here from eastern europe. here and around 300 euros a week here. that equals a month's wages in romania and bulgaria if you go all the way forced. out of what it is and dimitri i own has been spending the summer months in scotland for 7 years now as a new citizen he never had problems entering the country to gregg's it could mean the end of freedom of movement. breaks it also has a worrying effect on scottish farmers. the politicians in london neglect and abandon a says angus quarter who runs the firm he employs 140 seasonal workers not one of them is british. he struggles to find enough local workers in rural scotland. the teacher worries him. we've built up an industry entirely based on people coming from the e.u. and without. well it would be very very difficult i mean i don't. i don't know how begin to do our work but also some regional politicians have a different view the breaks that supporters would

rain in the highlands. some eastern parts of scotla nd in the highlands.hind this is where the front. this will produce showers here and there into england and wales and will cause temperatures to drop across southern areas as we go through saturday, too. here is our weather front. i left that on the out so you can see the rough area of the spots and drizzle. it could be the spots and drizzle. it could be the first spots of rain at wimbledon. staying dry here. after that sunshine, some towards north—west counties. some sunny spells for the afternoon. a cool east coast. my present in the west. after a cool night, with temperatures down to single figures. if you showers in northern ireland. some showersjust if you showers in northern ireland. some showers just about possible. most areas are pleasant when you get the centring. —— make when you get this is beyond one hundred days: with me christian fraser in washington, matthew price is in london. our top stories: the commander in chief is going big for the fourth ofjuly. "salute to america" is being held at t

you know, i come from highlands ranch colorado. our community is about the same size as south bend, indiana. we aren't even a town. we are a homeowners association. i think it's scary that the chairman of my hoa could run for president of the united states and out-raise three u.s. senators and the former vice president of the united states. that tells you how weak the democrat bench is, that mayor pete is leading fund raising in this effort and for joe biden who was in the senate for 38 years and the vice president of the united states under obama has the greatest ro rolodex in e democrat party is out-raised by the mayor of south bend. that would be embarrassing to me. i think i would quit if i were him. lauren: these are just the second quarter numbers, we do want to point that out. mayor pete in the second quarter is on top. is wall street warming up to the

outbreaks of rain for the highlands, up to 25 01’ of rain for the highlands, up to 25 or 26 across someoud drifting across, but not having an impact on the weather. a breeze blowing across scotland and northern ireland from the north—west. that will ease off the rain for a time, then more coming in into tomorrow morning. lots of sunshine overhead but with more high cloud in southern areas. the cloud sits in place for the northern half of the uk with more rain for the northern half of scotland. that breeze picks up even more. camp just between 12 and 14 in the far north, up to 28 in the south—east. still pleasant enough in the sunshine, just one or two isolated showers for england and wales. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 2: william hill blames new restrictions on fixed odds betting for its plans to close hundreds of shops — but critics say problem gambling had to be tackled. i think william hill should be apologising both to the staff brought in for this racket and to all the punters, many of whom have gambling debts, lost theirjobs, broke up their own families. a chall

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still that breeze learned across scotland maybe not as prominent, rain in the highlands, but parts ofs the northwest highlands and the hebrides. those clearer conditions will be working their way southwards through friday night into saturday behind this weather front. this will continue to produce a few showers here and there is it works its way into england and wales and will cause temperatures to drop across southern areas as we go through saturday too. so here's our weather front, mainly the focus, left it on there just so we can see the rough area where you can expect some areas of rain or drizzle working their way towards the south. it could be the first spots of rain we see in wimbledon but it's a fine thing, may stay dry here. cloud increased across the morning after that sunshine, maybe some warmth towards the southernmost counties, but temperatures have dropped. north of it, though, some sunny spells to the afternoon, many will be dry, cool east coast, a bit more pleasant in the west. after a cool night, temperatures down in the single figures to start sunday, the remnants of

with their old highland so it's basically what this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the flood water instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked cough to safety. catherine the national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one who and indian rhino turned this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual soon floods and poaches the park has 199 anti poaching watchtowers most of which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditions to launch more attacks of a number on recruiting here we've been very vigilant we keep a close eye on the animals day and night i'm expecting more poachers to come now because they take more chances during the rains india rhinos were once close to extinction today there are nearly $3000.00 and catherine is home to more than 80 percent of them the demand for rhino horns in neighboring south east asia remains a huge thre

his dream is to visit this garnish highlands someday but bricks it could stop that ever happening. building bridges like the ancient romans used to be a reason centrally what the european union is all about take for instance tensions between germany and poland which have been really running into the extreme recently but the 2 sides share a common border along the river and people there have been coming together and building bridges into the future. but to schuster's roses in her own garden are her pride and joy 9 years ago she and her family moved from poland to germany they bought their house for little money and spent years renovating and expanding it. it was all tangled with the grass was knee high and we had trouble getting through because everything was covered in the. shade moving to germany was a huge opportunity for marta here she runs her own care service and several vacation homes in addition she could take care of her children and work from home. the family could only find a big enough house in germany. where to spreading the properties are cheaper in this part of german

now it's autumn and the livestock have moved up into the highlands. nellie has been looking after the animals for 8 days now. it's solitary work but there's no one else here to do it. to. look at it because they. are going to look ok you can see there's a wreath and it look at the bottom this is toure's rarely get together. it's a special occasion that requires a special meal. in this case. but before they start preparing the meal they bring gifts for the earth goddess. anyone who slaughters an animal for meat or harvest the crop must do this. the gifts include cocoa leaves wine and soft drinks. venus and the fruit of. the 1st sip of each beverage is considered an offering to the goddess. nelly son johnny is here. norma's husband is feeding cocoa leaves to this billy goat. it's a ritual that's intended to enhance the animal's fertility. beto works in the local mines and comes home every 2 weeks. now it's time to slaughter the sheep. in another ritual they place a stone on the sheep's belly to ensure that the other sheep will always have enough to eat.

sunny breaks around, the cloud taken a far more persistent rain, hebrides, highlands, orkney, shetlandon a whole, close skies too much of the day, any client will be patchy by weather car, blue skies for the vast majority and temperatures letting a few degrees and will be seen today. the warmer colours on the chart, southern areas into the low if not mid 20s, the northern half of the uk pronounce cooler conditions with temperatures generally in the mid teens. the split will still be there but the cooler conditions become more dominant as a north—westerly airfreight develops, the pressure moves out to the west. we will see showery rain work its way southwards into southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england throughout the day. sunny across the south, highs of 26, 27. generally mid to high teens across the northern half of the country. the cooler i will purchase way southwards as we go to friday night into saturday. a weather front does not bring much rain, vast majority stays dry, clearing off to the south. sunny conditions for many to start saturday. the clyde built up thr

official highlands built 3 years ago at catherine national park they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise. but all over the island. i didn't do thanks to a concert that i wanted to last year out of your concert at around 1000 kilometer hold it said lord lord come highland so it's basically something about. this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the flood water instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked kaf to safety catherine the national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one honed indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual months in floods and poaches the park has 199 and watch towers most of which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditions to launch more attacks. there to here we've been very vigilant we keep a close eye on the animals day and night i'm expecting more poachers to come now because they

more persistent but perhaps not especially heavy rain in the western isles and the highlands.hursday. you're watching beyond 100 days. a semifinal showdown. in an hour, england take on the uac in the women's world cup. phil neville says he has been planning for this match since the day he took the job. —— usa. they are two of the best teams in the world, the united states with the firepower and in england's defence, the brilliance of lucy. it's a exciting time for me. i can't wait to go up against the best. after three days of talks, eu leaders have agreed the names that will fill the top posts in the eu institutions. we'll be live in

let me take you to parts of the highlands., rain for 0rkney and shetland, further south england and wales largely clear, but it will be a cool night in parts of the billows and east wales down at single figures. 0ur early to feel that because the sunshine overhead quickly things up. north of lancashire tomorrow, lots more cloud, not enough sunshine, —— not as much. rain throughout the day in the north of scotland, persistent in the north of scotland, persistent in the highlands and hebrides where there will be a noticeable west to north—westerly when. other half of the country, south like a china yorkshire, blue skies overhead to start the day, quickly warming, barely a cloud in the sky, and pembridge as well be two or three degrees warmer than they were today, peaking at around 20—25dc. you can see the split. cooler conditions further north generally in the mid—teens, particularly across scotland. entered thursday night and friday, high—pressure starting to eke away, more of a north—westerly wind developing and these weather

pretty wet across the western highlands. real warmth to be had as well. temperatures across the south—east corner of the 25 or maybe 26 degrees. now, friday is going to be another very warm day in the south, but there will be changes further north. this frontal system pushing its way through, bringing some outbreaks of rain. but it is a cold front behind it. we open the doors to some cool air which will be working in from the north. eventually as we head into the weekend, temperatures for all of us willdip weekend, temperatures for all of us will dip away. but after what was such a wetjune, for the time being, for the start ofjuly, it does they predominantly dry. that's all from me. good night. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. the headlines: as the clean—up begins in hong kong, beijing condemns the protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". after weeks of wrangling, eu leaders choose germany's defence minister to head the european commission — the first woman in the job. i'm kasi

you may ta ke are heading to the highlands you may take an umbrella with you but otherwise a dry picturern scotla nd shallots will be limited to northern scotland so the vast majority of the uk is scotland so the vast majority of the ukisa scotland so the vast majority of the uk is a dry day. even here there will be some sunshine. sunny skies for east of scotland, most of england and wales and again it will feel warm in the sunshine with temperatures in the high teens to low 20s did it subtle changes in our weather picture for the middle part of the week although our area of high pressure is still firmly in charge of the weather on wednesday, we will see more on the way of cloud pushing and across the far north of scotland. away from that, another fine day for northern england, ireland and wales with lengthy spell of sunshine coming and going and temperature similar, high teens to 20s. into thursday our high—pressure slips further west to allow this weather system in across scotland so scotla nd weather system in across scotland so scotland will turn wet and where scotla nd scotland will

we saw grey conditions and outbreaks of rain in the hebrides, that continues across the highlands inbe dry, bit of bad weather cloud, pleasa nt dry, bit of bad weather cloud, pleasant and essential, lighter winds and the south, highs of around 20-23. the winds and the south, highs of around 20—23. the breeze we have got blowing across, to the north of scotland, and the abbot of cloud here, not willing way too much. does the rain very close to the far north of scotland, but dry, clear further south, england and wales, some of those temperatures into thursday morning, will feel a little fresh. fair bit of cloud on thursday. we will see a bit of morning sunshine, northern ireland the far north of england. great conditions for scotland, rain throughout the day in the hebrides, and the islands. if few splashes of rain further east. contrast that south, passed on to hull, when new damocles because we dominate, winds will be light, temperatures will continue to climb. we could see them reach around 25-26dc in that we could see them reach around 25—26dc in that south—east corner. contrast th

rain across the highlands.es. those conditions will be moving their way southwards behind his weatherford for some this will need to produce a few showers here and there is works his way into england and wales, and a cost of a church to drop across southern areas as we go through saturday too. here is our weather front. many the focus. the rough area, seeing rain and drizzle... a fine thing, it may stage right here. for most, temperatures have dropped. north of it, some sunny spilt of the afternoon for the many will be dry. cooler east coast. it more pleasant in the west. still the remnants of our weather front. this stretching from the english channel through the west of northern ireland. cloud will be brought out elsewhere. mostly pleasa nt be brought out elsewhere. mostly pleasant where you get the sunshine. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. we are going to be looking at several big stories from around the world. british commandos have boarded a supertanker to seize a shipment of iranian oil

eastern parts of scotland feeling a touch warmer and some sunshine to end the day across the northwest highlandsking their way south to a friday night and saturday. behind us weather fronts this will continue to produce a few showers here and there as it works its way into england and wales and low cost temperatures to drop across the south as we go through saturday as well. here and there as it works its way into england and wales and will cause temperatures to drop across the south as we go through saturday as well. here's our weather fronts, the rough through saturday as well. here's our weatherfronts, the rough area through saturday as well. here's our weather fronts, the rough area that weather fronts, the rough area that we can expect sums “— weather fronts, the rough area that we can expect sums —— spots of rain 01’ we can expect sums —— spots of rain or drizzle working its way to the south, spots of rain we see in wimbledon but it's a fine thing, will stay dry, increase cloud across the south compared to morning after that sunshine. some warmth towards other counties but temperatures dro

have one of the most projects code that you are project which is being happening in the eastern highlands so there is a lot of food that's already got going on just that most communities we don't know it until we bump into ok very quickly and avoid the i mean. what i gather the essence of perma culture is working with the land and not on the land very quickly it's expanding that concept so for instance instead of using pesticides and fertilizers you look at what is a rigid there on the land so for instance you can search using. cow dung as your menu and she can she can. drop and see if you can drop things as your menu and the same time planting plans that will work or together so there's some plants which insect repellents so instead of buying a pissed sides and damaging the lendu you're actually looking into what. dr klein twist which one and to the same time you're looking at what. carrots or rain for that gets into your space how do you use that to our vantage and what ever waste from your bathroom or from your kitchen sink how does that wartime gets directed into somewhere so we think

some particularly heavy bursts of rain for the western highlands, breezy here as well, and temperatures. but further south, 25 or 26 degrees looks likely towards the south—eastern corner. now, another warm day to come in the south on friday, with some sunshine. but that cloud in the north will make a bit more progress southwards through scotland, northern england, northern ireland, taking a band of rain with it. and that band of rain is associated with a weather front, a cold front, which will continue to journey southwards as we head into the start of the weekend, and that opens the door to some cooler air spreading its way down from the north. so temperatures dipping away for all of us as we head towards the weekend, but it looks like staying predominantly dry. that's all from me for now. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: two women are among those chosen by eu leaders to hold the union's topjobs — they're now facing a confirmation vote in the bloc‘s parliament. an investigation by us government inspectors warns of dangerous overcrowding at immigration detention c

but also pretty persistent, lasting for most of the day with those totals relly building up in the highlandsbit of an uncertainty there, but england and wales stays dry. and it gets warmer, 25 celsius on thursday in london, turning a tad more humid. similar conditions on friday, we see a lot of fine weather as we head into the weekend with further spells of sunshine. that's your weather. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: a stowaway falls to their death from a kenya airways flight bound for heathrow, into a garden in west london. hong kong's parliament protestors are evicted with tear gas as china warns britain not to interfere in its former colony. it's semi—final day for england's lionesses. they face the usa here in lyon as they bid to reach a women's world cup final for the first time. good luck, girls. really rooting for you for

but also pretty persistent, lasting for most of the day with those totals relly building up in the highlandsales stays dry. and it gets warmer, 25 celsius on thursday in london, turning a tad more humid. similar conditions on friday, we see a lot of fine weather as we head into the weekend with further spells of sunshine. that's your weather. i'm karishma vaswani in hong kong where the chief executive, carrie lam, has promised to take a hard line against the protestors who stormed and ransacked parliament. this is something that we should seriously condemn. because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. police ended the eight—hour occupation — evicting hundreds of activists. but the damage remains. many in the opposition are starting to ask questions about the wisdom of these young protesters storming into this building, whether it was really a victory of any sort or in fact it has handed victory to the government. i'm duncan golestani in london. our main story: we have a special report from the amazon rainforest,

and i suspected could be the north—west highlands of the warmer spot on sunday, 25 degrees certainlys 20 degrees oi’ sunshine temperature is 20 degrees or more. in the mid teens, and the weather spots. those were the spots continue. 0nly slowly pushing its way northwards and westwards. that weather front into monday. quite murky conditions to start that week in the northern half of the uk. clear in the south. just what was coming away. evening area of low pressure. sunshine articles wales and the midlands, southern england, and the midlands, southern england, a lovely diomande for the vast majority. stormy weather pushing close to the south—west later on. a paramount of the four northern ireland. not as wet as it will be on sunday. —— eight paramount. 0n tuesdayit sunday. —— eight paramount. 0n tuesday it will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain. sunshine for the northern half of the country furthering the day. storms developing widely across south—east england, wales, the midlands, strong and gusty winds. not a great day to be setting up a tent —— south—west. for the rest of the week,

edging its way from north highland into the south highlands and that means with the breeze it's goingnto england and wales for the start of the weekend. to the south of it we have sunshine but the weather front that this is a rough area that we could see some patchy rain and drizzle starting in north wales edging its way southwards through the day. may even bring the first batch of rain to wimbledon but by no means guaranteed many will stay dry still a bit of warmth to be felt if you've got the sunshine in seven counties but for most the temperatures are down, cool breeze down the eastern coast might actually feel it it's a bit warmer than today. as it will do in sunday, light winds around, a cool start varying amounts of crowd and one or two showers and then cropping up just here and there later in the day. around 14 through 22 celsius for the most as i said getting to the weekend reasonably dry. sports they would have the latest sports news then at seven to be from washington and beyond 100 days. they say it follows the government's decision in april to cut the maximum bet at fixed—

with tibet crondall all the scottish highlands are in a very contrast so what with which of art and they're searching for a system that they do fits here because they don't all fits in the natural system so it's actually the other way around that in our lives we are human beings and so so we are the nature of natural parts in the book environments so our lives is exactly the opposite. studio drift questions the divide between nature and technology this sculpture reacts to visitors movements as if it were a living being. and the lights on this tree respond to visitors heartbeats and brainwaves it was feels like there's like a little stars in the sky to fix me up because it is a very movie like going to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and it's also life for me you know. back in 2007 the artist duo gained worldwide a crane with the sculpture fragile future it's a delicate snapshot of nature with lamps made from real dandy. lion's. head was dried in the studio then glued into place using tweezers before the artists added an l.e.d. light. in 2017 studio drift unveiled their work

some particularly heavy bursts of rain for the western highlands, breezy here as well, and temperatures—eastern corner. now, another warm day to come in the south on friday, with some sunshine. but that cloud in the north will make a bit more progress southwards through scotland, northern england, northern ireland, taking a band of rain with it. and that band of rain is associated with a weather front, a cold front, which will continue to journey southwards as we head into the start of the weekend, and that opens the door to some cooler air spreading its way down from the north. so temperatures dipping away for all of us as we head towards the weekend, but it looks like staying predominantly dry. that's all from me for now. welcome to bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: england's lionesses are out of the world cup. they've been beaten 2—1 by the defending champions, the usa, in lyon tonight. as the clean—up begins in hong kong. beijing condemns the protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". an investigation by us government inspectors has warned of dangero

lampedusa island of recreation highland which. is the closest european shore to the coast of libya lampedusa takes in several 100 asylum seekers in an average month those who survived the treacherous journey across the mediterranean. knows the flames as many as this. helps coordinate rescue missions for the german n.g.o.s the watch he was on my producer when the italian government attempted to block their ship from bringing 53 rescued migrants a short. sea watch as. the italian coast guard forster way into the harbor she was a restaurateur asked. us what we're seeing is that the criminalization of sea rescue missions isn't stopping people from coming from libya more people are dying and the routes are becoming more dangerous. once migrants arrive on the island most are taken to this immigration center where they are registered and a 1st step toward applying for asylum. after being registered the residents are free to leave. at the church in the center of town mahmoud. between libya and italy there is. a free in libya and so they'r