lyse doucet, bbc news, homs.can roger federer make it a miami masters hat—trick? let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. applause so proud of both of you. with great regret the committee have decided that south africa be excluded from the 1970 competition. streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers in fiji. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: cyclone debbie has made landfall in the australian state of queensland, buffeting resort towns and islands with winds of up to 270 km/h. after yea rs of battle against syria's government forces, rebels begin to leave the city of homs. let's get more on our top story, and our correspondent hywel griffith is in ayr, a town in lockdown as people there prepare for whatever cyclone debbie throws at them. this is the centre of ayr, one of the towns that's preparing to be hit very hard by cyclone debbie when she hits. as you can tell, it's pretty much on lockdown. all the shops are close, sandbags lining

lyse doucet, bbc news, homs.n khalid masood — who killed three pedestrians and a policeman in westminster — and the islamic state group or al-qaeda. masood's mother has spoken of her shock and sadness — saying she's cried for his victims. the family of one — the american tourist kurt cochran — have been speaking about their pain — but said they bear masood no ill will. 0ur correspondent, daniela relph, reports. it had been their first visit out of the usa — a tour of europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. but on the final day of their trip, kurt cochran was killed on westminster bridge. his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured. today, 13 members of theirfamily spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. 0ur family's been alw

lyse doucet, bbc news, homs.g police orders during the biggest anti— corruption protests in the country for years. alexei navalny has been sent to prison for 15 days. tens of thousands attended the anticorruption thousands attended the anticorru ption rallies thousands attended the anticorruption rallies in cities across russia. the kremlin said the demonstrations were illegal and described them as a provocation and a light. from moscow, here's steve rosenberg —— a lie. it wasn't difficult to guess what this verdict was going to be. the police bus ready and waiting to take russia's main opposition leader to jail. inside the court room, alexei navalny was upbeat. he had called russians onto the street yesterday. there'd been tens of thousands of protesters, he told me, but there we re protesters, he told me, but there were millions of russians who backed the fight against corruption. when the fight against corruption. when the verdict came, he was guilty. the crime? disobeying police orders. the punishment? 15 day

lyse doucet in homs there. evacuate to higher ground as flash flooding after cyclone debbie gets worse. the storm hit queensland's most populous region on thursday after pummelling the north—east coast for two days. we spoke with deputy commissioner mark roche a short time ago, and first asked him about the latest rainfall in the region. we have got some significant rain. none in the past few hours, but in the past few days. overnight, some of the south coast and old ghost and queensland have hit well over 600 millimetres of rain. —— gold coast. that means many people have been rescued. people were surprised by how quick the water came up. we are maintaining support for the community. we have had well over 5600 requests for assistance. we are out helping the community. we have had over 100 floodwater rescues that we are still dealing with at the moment. we knew it was going to be a big and long event. we actually knew that by probably late afternoon, yesterday afternoon, we would get 400- 500 yesterday afternoo

the governor insists this is a good dealfor homs.armed men have gone, the city will be stable. restoring safety here will make all of homs safe again. time and again over the course of syria's war, this is how battles have been ending, in these local deals. the government calls them reconciliations which they say will move syria closer to peace. but for the rebels, this amounts to surrender and a forced displacement, many of them leaving their homes. thousands of people will remain here. these pictures were filmed for us inside the rebel enclave. it's still encircled by troops, so we can't go in. what was once a vibrant community of 75,000 has been hollowed out by nearly four years of bombardment and siege. food and medicine are scarce, but life goes on. abdul hafiz tells stories to young schoolchildren. "will you be the mouse or the fox", he asks, "or the tiger?" he has been teaching in al wa'r since 1964. he says he'll never leave. translation: forced evacuation is a war crime. people have been forced to surrender because of the si

lyse doucet, bbc news, homs. cakes, biscuits, sweets and chocolates. to obesity and diabetes. now health officials say they want to cut the amount of sugar in such foods by 20% in the next three years as jane draper reports. it's tempting stuff. but eating too much sugar is rotting children's teeth and fuelling obesity. a third of children are overweight or obese when they leave primary school. now as part of government plans to tackle the problem, the food industry is being given new limits for how much sugar should be in nine popularfoods. companies are being urged to reformulate their products so that they contain less sugar, or to make them smaller. the aim is for the uk's annual diet to contain 200,000 fewer tons of sugar by 2020. we expect people to see over time smaller chocolate bars, smaller cakes, smaller biscuits, particularly when they eat away from home, infamily restaurants and so on. we also expect people not to notice the changes, because we know if changes are gradually made to our food, generally we don't notice them. your bread is no

lyse doucet, bbc news, homs.tensive information about the syrian conflict on the bbc news website. yesterday the uk began the formal process of leaving the eu. today the government is settings out its plans to ensure european law no longer applies in the uk. it's being called the great repeal bill — you can find it online. here's the brexit secretary, david davis. we have been clear we want a smooth and orderly exit, and the great repeal bill is integral to that approach. it will provide clarity and certainty for businesses, workers and consumers across the united kingdom on the day we leave the eu. it will mean that as we exit the eu. it will mean that as we exit the eu. it will mean that as we exit the eu and seek a new deep and special partnership with the european union, we will be doing so from a position where we have the same standards and rules. it will also ensure we deliver on our promise to end the supremacy of european union law in the uk as we exit. our laws will be made in london, edinburgh, cardiff

restoring safety here will make all of homs safe again. lyse: time and again over the course of syria's war this is how battles have been ending. in these local deals -- the government calls them reconciliation and they say it will move syria closer to peace. but for the rebels, this amounts to surrender and of course, displacement, many of them leaving their homes. thousands of people will remain. these pictures were filmed for us inside the rebel enclave. it is still encircled by troops, so we cannot go in. what was once a vibrant community of 75,000 has been hollowed out by nearly 4 years of bombardment and siege. food and medicine are scarce. but life goes on. he tells stories to young schoolchildren. "will you be the mouse or the fox," he asks. "or the tiger?" he has been teaching since 1964. he says he will never leave. >> forced evacuation is a war crime. people have been forced to surrender because of the siege, which has lasted for months. milk couldn't get through. lyse: the rebels could have stayed, but they don't trust the gove

in the syrian city of homs, the second phase of a major evacuation is getting under way.doucet is there. children with infants in their arms, the elderly in wheelchairs and many of the fighters carrying automatic weapons. in russia, alexei navalny has been jailed for 15 days for resisting police orders during nationwide protests. mr navalny is one of the most outspoken opposition leaders and he's one of at least 500 people held by police. there were protests in vladivostok in the far east and major ones in tomsk and novosibirsk. but it was the ones in st petersburg and right in the centre of moscow that drew thousands of people. the triggerfor the protests was this video. mr navalny released — claiming that the prime minister dmitry medvedev controls a fortune that far outstrips his official salary. ahead of the ruling in the court mr navalny tweeted @navalny: hello everyone from tver court. the time will come when we willjudge them. steve rosenberg was in court for the verdict and gave us this update. i'm standing outside a moscow court house in a spring blizzard. a shor

hom kris sanchez. th and i'm sam brock. rhat murder trial started hours //o and the stakes in this case could not be higher. hbc bay area's bob redell joining us from the county courthouse. this gets at not just the viciousness of the accusations but the breakdown of the santa clara county jail. >> reporter: good morning to hat, sam. t od morning to you, kris. this morning the prosecutor declared that this case is about power and the abuse of power. this case against those three jail guards, those defendants, matthew ferris, jeremy lub rinne, thrived on power and control over inmates in the main jail here in downtown san jose. the three men this morning entered the building next to the main jail, the hall of justice. to face trial for a murder of michael tie reese, a 31-year-old inmate who was mentally ill found beaten to death in his cell in april of 2015. in a 56-minute long opening statement, the prosecutors said they beat him because he had

it was my third visit to homs in recent yea rs. my third visit to homs in recent years.troyed. whole roads completely gone. not one building was standing. but what was really reassuring and what was really reassuring and what was really in fact beautiful is that we we re really in fact beautiful is that we were driving very early morning in the city and it was very heart warming to see children walking to school, carrying their school bags amid the destruction and walking on the debrisjust to amid the destruction and walking on the debris just to make amid the destruction and walking on the debrisjust to make it amid the destruction and walking on the debris just to make it to school. so trying to go about their normal lives. i mean in terms of this evacuation, it would seem sensible, would it, to get those, you know, young children and elderly and the injured and so on out? well, i'm,| and the injured and so on out? well, i'm, i can't really speak about the evacuation. the un and unicef are not involved in that, but what i do know it has been six years since the war sta

lyse doucet in homs, to the north of damascus.s ousted president. the parliament's president. the pa rliament‘s decision president. the parliament's decision to impeach her. a court has approved an arrest warrant for her. the north carolina senate has cleared a plan to repeal a controversial law that limits protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and tra nsgender people. a key element banned transgender people from using toilets in accordance with their chosen gender, earning the measure the "bathroom law" tag. two—thirds of the senate approved the repeal bill after a late—night deal was reached by state lawmakers. nicola sturgeon who released this picture, argues that scotland deserves the right to choose what path to follow in the wake of the brexit vote. the uk government has already said it will block a referendum until the complicated brexit process has been completed. severe weather is continuing to reek havoc in the australian state of queensland, in the wake of cyclone debbie. tens of thousands are still without power on th

lyse doucet has returned to the syrian city of homs.process of repealing a0 years of eu laws — it's not going to be easy. our laws will be made in london, edinburgh, cardiff and belfast.

we return to homs, with the syrian conflict in its seventh year, to meet some of the city's children.

hundreds of syrian rebels and their families have left their last stronghold in the city of homs. an evacuation deal backed by the russians, rebel fighters boarded buses out of the city, for another rebel—held area in the north. president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, has agreed to testify to the senate intelligence committee, as part of its investigations into alleged russian interference in the us presidential election. now for the latest financial news with sally and world business report. president trump's expected to ditch obama's clean energy policies later today but the big question, will the move really help to boostjobs? and hit the road, jack. uber‘s self—driving cars are going back on the road after a crash in arizona. welcome to world business report. also american airlines and china's biggest airline agree a strategic partnership, rico will have all the detailfor partnership, rico will have all the detail for you partnership, rico will have all the detailfor you injust a moment. after weeks of delay and speculation, president trump is finally expected to issue an

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. >> sreenivasan: homs, syria is where the uprising against president bashar al assad began in 2011. today, the first of thousands of opposition fighters and their families began evacuating the last rebel-held neighborhoods. they're leaving as part of a deal brokered by russia, which backs president assad. as the syrian civil war entered its seventh year this week, the american military presence is higher than ever before, with the trump administration sending 400 more troops to join 500 already deployed. for more perspective on what's happening on the ground and the role of the u.s. military, i am joined from washington by doug ollivant of the new america foundation. doug, half a million people dead, getting into seven years now, millions more displaced. any end in sight? >> unfortunately, no. it doesn't appear that we really do have an end in sight. we see talks of cease fires and talks of truces, and, you know, the occasional peace talk, but nothing seems to have come from this. the russians are very much vested in the survival of the assad regime, so that seems to be a simple fac

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. >>> scenes from syria's third largest city homs during government launched air strikes you can seehat right here, they are targeting an area held by forces as opposed to president bashar assad. at least two people reportedly killed. monitors claim the area faces daily bombardment despite a cease-fire agreement. >>> back at home, a maximum security prison in nebraska on lock down following some deadly violence. inmates lit fi control of one area of the tecumseh state correctional institution for several hours. fighting among the prisoners left two of them dead and several others injured. security teams in riot gear entered the area and broke things up. nearly two years ago a riot in the same housing unit left two other inmates dead. >> for the first time, actress jane fonda is publicly revealing she was raped as a child. in an interview she said she had been fired during her career because she would not sleep with her boss. she explained she always thought it was her fault and that she's speaking out now in an effort to empower other women. difficult topics, some say are necessary t

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and the gas fields in the homs basin and that the regime needs to generate electricity. needs to move on isis. i think this is more a symbolic than a significant victory for the regime. we have been reporting on the huge setbacks for is, but it does seem that the coalition support for the the rebels is being gradually chipped away. we are told that peace talks in geneva are kind of edging forward. what hope to see from them? where you ultimately see the country? i am very pessimistic about will be any progress between the regime and the opposition at any peace talks. the regime has been very, very strong in its view of negotiations. whether weak or strong, it refuses to negotiate. it wants to negotiate a complete and utter surrender of the opposition. and at this point, with the support of the russians in the air, and the shia iranian troops, the proxies on the ground, and the isolationist approach of donald trump in america, it is very close to reaching its goal. that said, the regime will not be able to extend throughout the country. there are too many different groups

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scrapping together $200 at a time and acceptsending hom. >>> for lawmakers on both sides of the aislekeptical of the talk of the immigration compromise during the speech to congress. on the right, republicans want to see laws toughen before addressing the 11 million people living in the u.s. illegally. meanwhile, democrats can't forget the trump past rhetoric and actions on immigration. now even the white house admits it used the idea of compromise as a way to generate good press ahead of the address. senior administration official calling it a quote misdirection play before trump pivoted to the hard liners. we have manu raju with more on the immigration debate from capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, christine and dave. push back on capitol hill yesterday on the idea of the compromise immigration bill to provide some legal status to undocumented immigrants. this was an idea that was suddenly proposed by the white house in a meeting with journalists moments before the state of the union. when republicans caught wind of this, they were surprised. they didn't know what to think. so

collapse ose ethioa's capitahas last weeke, a mntain ogarbage c buried mud-d-ick hom. crews contieoea >>> the death toll has risen to 113 people. the mountain of garbage collapsed and buried mud homes. three ohio security officers are suspended tonight. it came after a facebook video showed officers pepper sprague a man and hitting him with the baton. twitter acunts ha beenhacked to >>> from justin bieber to the bbc, hundreds of high profile twitter accounts have been hacked today in what appears to be a political zunt. the hacked accounts sent out messages with the turkish flag and nationalist rhetoric. at least one tweet showed a swastika. the messages are thought to be in support of a turkish presidential candidate. april 16th on them, that's the day turkey will vote on the referendum that could give its president sweeping new powers. >>> a robot tax? recent statements from bill gates, got leaders in san francisco thinking, gates recently spoke about charging what he called a robot tax, when automation replaces human jobs. san francisco supervisors plan to hold a he

. >> roadways are not clear and you are in a maze to figure out how to get hom out. in westfield, a tall pine tree fell on to two cars and cherry hill wires came down at maple avenue and here in national new jersey, a lar landed on a house in hession avenue. >> it was 11:30 in the morning we heard a big gigantic boom and the house shook and ran and found the tree on top of the house. >> back in haddonfield. rob ventured out with his daughter and friends to get to starbucks. >> hanging over and not a pretty morning. the kids don't care, the snow was just slick and compact enough they could sled without a sled. >> you jump and land on your belly and is it doesn't hurt and slide down. >> we look back at haddonfield. look at this tree over my head, every tree looks like this now so do the power lines encased in icicles hangs down, that is causing problems, treebs and entire trees coming down in the region at this hour. camden and gloucester county reporting 7500 plus customers still without power. if you see the wires down avoid them call the utility company right away.

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but health care is something you get at hom and something that operates on a national level. something you need to be middle class. that's going up in cost. education is going up in cost. all the things you need are going up. stuff like iphones are going down and that's part of the entire economic backdrop of the election, really. and it's one of the reasons trump was elected. >> a bad metaphor on multiple levels. >> a lot more to discuss. stick with me. the man who could be in charge of the justice department's investigation into russia contacts and hacks into the election is facing tough questions on capitol hill as we speak. you see congressman lee, senator lee right there asking questions there. is this -- this is also important to point out. this hearing is getting a let more attention than it normally would. we'll take you there. a lot more to discuss. >>> plus, president trump once said the fbi director had a lot of guts for investigating and coming out talking about the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. but now is that praise and trust on shaky ground? >>>

to decode it foror folks at hom, based on these new documents, the republican chairman wants to get morenswers from the fbi director and the nsa director whose agency does surveillance before he then puts hisre administration officials who about what they were doing at that time. >> eric: you point out thatic this is a closed-door meeting. why is it closed door? today if you like they'll get more information if it is behind closed doors? >> yeah, they're going to get more information, plus, the level at which they are talking is the classified level, and very little would be unclassified. i specifically asked the republican chairman today if he was recalling the fbi director because he felt his testimony this week have not been forthcoming. he said no, it is based on the new record that it needs to be in a classified setting because it is sensitive. >> eric: very quickly, i've got to go, but with these clapper meetings, we can all hear the way they are answering? >> that is a good question too.t the original plan was to have them publicly testify. that is now going to be rescheduled, and