ivan gulanov is wellll known for exposing corruption. his arrest seems to have hit a nerve. >> there is a demand for justice in society, because this case is not just about ivan. it concerns many citizens who could end up in the same situation. it is no secret that police often break the law in situations like this. in a turnaround, installs law enforcement agencies that are now coming under scrutiny. the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested ivan gulanov and they have asked the president to fire to senior police officials. brent: were going to our correspondent emily sherwin. good evening to you, emily. what was the atmosphere like where you are when ivan gulanov left the ministry? emily: he came out of the entrance you see behind me and there was a huge sigh of relief that was palpable in the entire crowd of journalists who had assembled here to report on this case. people were chanting his name and someone had brought his dog to hand over to him. he seemed very relieved at the turn of events that

for the police who detained ivan golunov to be punished themselves.e freedom to demonstrate, the freedom to express our opinions. translation: there is no real change, they have been forced to liberate ivan golunov. they did it because people came out in the streets. without that it would not have happened. while an investigation into ivan golunov‘s arrest is under way and the police officers involved suspended, amid the screams and scuffles a sense that despite the outcry on the streets, little will change among the police. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the politics of art — a major new exhibiton from one of britain's greatest living artists, dame paula rego. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd, a testament

for the police who detained ivan golunov to be punished themselves.te our rights. freedom of expression, the freedom to demonstrate, the freedom to express our opinions. translation: there is no real change, they have been forced to liberate ivan golunov. they did it because people came out in the streets. without that it would not have happened. while an investigation into ivan golunov‘s arrest is under way and the police officers involved suspended, amid the screams and scuffles a sense that despite the outcry on the streets, little will change among the police. india is bracing itself for another massive storm, and this time it's the north—west coast that's under threat. hundreds of thousands of people are being evacuated. cyclone vayu is gathering intensity as it heads across the arabian sea, and is expected to make landfall on thursday. sam ryder has more. along the coast, india's western‘s state of gujarat is on high alert. fishing boats are being anchored and residents are on the move, taking with them the few possessions they have. but those s

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the moments ivan golunov became a free man again. still hardly understand what is happening. i'm happy justice has been understand what is happening. i'm happyjustice has been served and the criminal case was dropped. i hope the investigation will continue andi hope the investigation will continue and i hope no—one will find themselves in the same situation that i did. mr ivan golunov's employer, meduza, saluted the government for a rare climbdown stop his detention last week provoked angen his detention last week provoked anger, with many saying he was framed because of his investigations into corruption. russian authorities we re into corruption. russian authorities were eventually forced into an embarrassing climbdown and suspended the officers involved. generation mac it will be a check on the legality —— translation: there would be a check in the galaxy of the actions of those police officers —— legality. multiple newspapers launched a synchronised defence of mr ivan golunov. journalist in the country one action to be taken. ——

vamos con ivÁn macÍas. tendrÍamos que llevarnos con mucho cuidado, porque la madre puede ser una vÍctima. >> fue grabado por un adulto para que tratan de ubicar para que aporte datos a la investigaciÓn. la madre llamada patricia es menor de edad e indagar si tiene mÁs familia. cuando parecÍa que el martirio habÍa terminado, no ocurriÓ asÍ. de un jalÓn la pone de pie y le golpea la espalda como esperando que reaccione. y lo que resulta difÍcil de mirar sin estremecerse, la asfixia con su propia ropa. parece decidida a terminar con la vida de su hija. porque no titubea. >> una mujer que se estÁ lastimando ya misma, a lastimar a su hija. >> a veces las madres se desquitan con sus hijos cuando los maridos la tratan mal. ivÁn: está a la espera para que vean a manos de quien queda la custodia de la bebÉ. por ahora no se sabe si algÚn otro familiar se hapresentado preguntar por la lÍnea. el padre de la menor la abandonÓ apenas supo que estaba embarazada. iban macÍas, univisiÓn. --ivÁn jorge: se tratÓ la ira en una

what is this one about >> the first book was "ivan ramen.ve cooked for my own family. and i made it super simple i made every recipe myself i use microwaves, i do simple stuff. >> jimmy: now you're talking in my language. >> and you can make -- [ light laughter ] you can make the real thing, please and if you want the book, preorder, because it's so much better for the overlords in the corporate world to see that people like it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's an honest man all right, what are we making tonight? >> so we're making my signature dish the ivan ramen shio ramen. >> jimmy: shio ramen >> which means salt in japanese >> jimmy: yep. >> and we're going to put some soup in here this is chicken and dashi, the fish aromatic fish broth from japan. >> jimmy: yep. >> and we're going to go ahead and put some noodles here into our water. >> jimmy: okay >> okay. >> jimmy: you're going to put noodles just in the strainer >> yes >> jimmy: this looks good. giant chop sticks. >> giant chop sticks >> jimmy: yep. comedy chop sticks >> comedy chop stic

>> all right, ivan watson for us. we'll talk to you again soon. >> great pictures there. >>> all right, ahead, a record shattering start for the united states womens national team in the world cup. you won't believe the blow out from round one. witnessing the start out of a juggernaut of the defending champs? and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. ancestrydna told my dad he comes from the southern coast of ireland. i think it's why we've been doing this...forever. my dad has roots in the mountains of northern mexico. home to the strongest runners in the universe. my dad's ancestors were african bantu. i bet they told the most amazing stories. with new features and richer stories... ...ancestrydna can show dad where he's from- and

ivÁn y aclara que la construyÓ que aquÍ se ve es la apropiada. >> es una casa normal.ia asegura que las acusaciones que enfrenta su lÍder son falsas. jorge ramos le pregunto al fiscal general de california c'çomo respondÍa ante la declaraciÓn. >> tenemos de hablar de delitos que son presuntos cargos en este momento, pero tenemos evidencia. vamos a lanzar esa evidencia, vamos a juzgar al seÑor joaquÍn garcÍa y le vamos a hacer porque tenemos informaciÓn de lo que ha hecho. enrique: mÁs de esta entrevista el domingo. al regresar de la pausa, estados unidos y rusia se culpan de un incidente en el que los buques de guerra estuvieron muy cerca de una colisiÓn en altamar. una pareja de colorado asegura que se intoxicÓ en un hotel de la misma cadena en donde murieron tres estadounidenses en repÚblica dominicana. y el de por tanto de estado implementa cambios en la loterÍa de visas. te platicamos cuÁles zona al volver. autoridades de nueva york arrestaron a un hombre que planeaba realizar un ataque en times square... "ashi-qul alam", de 22 aqos, hablo de sus planes con un agen

for the police who detained ivan golunov to be punished themselves.te our rights. freedom of expression, the freedom to demonstrate, the freedom to express our opinions. translation: there is no real change, they have been forced to liberate ivan golunov. they did it because people came out in the streets. without that it would not have happened. while an investigation into ivan golunov‘s arrest is under way and the police officers involved suspended, amid the screams and scuffles a sense that despite the outcry on the streets, little will change among the police. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll have the latest from the women's world cup as the hosts france make it two wins out of two. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the scre

ivan, let's start with you first. indication that the voices of these protesters are actually being listened to? >> reporter: well, they have already accomplished something, which is to force the local government into a major concession, martin, which was made on saturday. that was the temporary suspension of the law that has started the most dramatic week in politics hong kong has seen in years. that concession coming saturday, but only after this park where these protesters are now gathered was the scene of clashes between riot police and protesters, where the police were firing tear gas and rubber bullets at the demonstrators. now just four days later, we'll pan around here a little bit, so you can see you have a sea of protestersers dressed in black, peacefully gathered here with the police standing by in the background helping control traffic. it is, in the short term, a victory for the streets here in hong kong. and the protesters are also now calling for the resignation of the top appointed official in this cit

and police in russia arrest hundreds of supporters of the investigative journalist ivan golunov. he was released yesterday in a rare u-turn by authorities after prosecutors admitted there was no evidence that he had dealt or sold drugs. campaigners say he was framed. and a taste of first class flying without even leaving the ground. the once neglected airline terminal in new york which is now offering the last word in luxury. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. u.s. president donald trump says the united states is preparing to send at least 1000 more troops to poland. but he is also cautioning that not all the details have been finalized. the president made the remarks while meeting his polish counterpart at the white house. trump said the adddditional trts cocould be moved poland from fellow nato member germany. he declined to say if they would be permanently stationed there. warsaw has backed a move like this amid fears of growing aggression with russia. for more now i am joined bowel -- joined by our washington bur

ivan watson joining us from hong kong. what's happening now? >> good morning, dave. riot police have moved in force and have pushed protesters off of this traffic flyover, one of the many roadways that have been blocked off by the demonstrato demonstrators, which has achieved one goal, which is postponing the piece of this draft legislation. they have fired dozens of volleys of teargas at the demonstrators. weave seen some protesters swearing at the riot police. there's somebody with oxygen there, being taken out by the emergency services. don't know if this was a protester or a member of the security forces or a bystander. i have not seen blows being exchanged here thus yet. but it is striking because it's so similar to the scenes i've saw in the very same streets five years ago, during an occupy sit-in that lasted 180 days. all of this because a significant chunk of hong kong society, on sunday, estimated more than 1 million protesters, one in seven hong kongers came out saying, we do not want this piece of legislation. the government said we're going to move forwa

and police admitting most of the images were not taken at ivan golunov mahmoud abbas home. far from close, golunov mahmoud abbas home. while the case is farfrom close, in russia from the authorities and the people investigating, there is surely a sense of business as usual. a new report by a conservation group says yellowfin tuna stocks in the indian ocean are on the verge of collapse. the blue marine foundation blames overfishing by european fleets and is urging consumers to avoid buying fresh or frozen yellowfin tuna. today is world 0ceans day, one of the focusses is sustainable fishing but the main theme for 2019 is fighting plastic pollution. i've been speaking to luiz rocha from the california academy of sciences. he explained why there is no ban on fishing yellow fin tuna yet. it is very hard. first of all, the stocks assessment differs from the conservation assessment. those are two different things and scientists from different fields can look at the same data and come to different conclusions. fish biologists might say, yes, the stock has declined a lot but it is s

allÍ tenemos a nuestro corresponsal ivÁn macÍas. ivÁn, cuÉntanos. ivan: muchas gracias.este enorme operativo que se ha dado y que muchos dicen por quÉ no se daba antes, por quÉ no habÍa estas grandes detenciones por quÉ en un solo dÍa mÁs de 400 personas son detenidas en diferentes circunstancias. hablamos del -200 que estaban en un trÁiler que fueron abandonados en una carretera secundaria a las orillas de veracruz cerca de tampico. en esta carretera fueron recuperadas mÁs o -200 personas y al momento de abrir este enorme vehÍculo salieron desesperadas en busca de algÚn alimento o bebida porque tenÍan horas allÍ. Éste caso se suma a otro operativo que se dio el cuerpo de veracruz donde en hoteles especÍficamente ubicados encontraron a diferentes personas, otro nÚmero considerable y tambiÉn el estado de puebla tan solo tres lugares de los muchos que se siguen realizando operativos . como mencionas instancias como la guardia nacional, la recientemente creada guardia nacional alimentada en una buena cantidad por elementos federales estÁ impidiendo el paso de los inmigrante

the moment ivan golunov became a free man once again.ournalist was released just days after drug dealing charges against him were dropped, following a public outcry. translation: thank you very much for all the support. i still hardly understand what is happening. i'm happy thatjustice has been served and the criminal case was dropped. i hope the investigation will continue and i hope no—one will find themself in the same situation that i did. mr golunov‘s employer, the latvian—based independent website, meduza, saluted the government for a rare climbdown and said it had "listened to the people". his detention last week provoked anger, with many saying he'd been framed because of his investigations into corruption. russian authorities were eventually forced into an embarrassing climbdown and suspended the officers involved. translation: there will be a check made on the legality of the actions of those police officers who have taken part in the detention of this person. they've been discharged from their duties for the period of the inve

this is the moment ivan golunov walked free and was greeted by supporters. he'd been accused of drug dealing — but after a huge outcry, those charges have been dropped. in hong kong, protesters are getting ready for another day of demonstrations against a controversial extradition law. here in london, one of beijing's fiercest critics has been giving his view. i think this is very misleading. this bill, if it passed, puts every hong konger in danger. the international aid charity oxfam has been strongly criticised by the british charity regulator for mishandling allegations of sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti. and botswana's high court has decriminalised homosexuality — it's the latest country to overturn laws on sexuality from the colonial era. yesterday, we talked about the public outcry in russia over the arrest of an investigative reporter called ivan golu—nov. well this is russia's interior minister today. translation: the decision was made to drop the charges against mr. golunov, because his relation to the crime was not proven. today he will be

ivan and ove there — one of the first couples in the world to enter into a civil partnership.tory on one of the darkest periods of lgbt history. in 1982, a man called terrence higgins died from hiv/aids — one of the first people in the uk to be killed by the disease. it led his partner to set up the terrence higgins trust that went on to become one of europe's hiv and sexual health charities. when i met terry, i was 18 and terry was 35 at the time. and i had never had a boyfriend and not been particularly comfortable on the gay scene at all, in the gay community at all. terry was just a very nice guy, a very warm guy to me. he always used to cook for me because i was no good at cooking myself, and he used to make sure i ate. he was also very handsome, i thought, and very attractive. in 1982, he started to get less energetic and he was always complaining about headaches. but i was away at one point and i came back and heard that terry — and found out — that terry had collapsed in a nightclub and been taken into hospital, and he was very sick. we were starting to hear about this

the moment ivan golunov became a free man once again.tigative journalist was released just days after drug dealing charges against him were dropped, following a public outcry. translation: thank you very much for all the support. i still hardly understand what is happening. i'm happy thatjustice has been served and the criminal case was dropped. i hope the investigation will continue and i hope no—one will find themself in the same situation that i did. mr golunov‘s employer, the latvian—based independent website, meduza, saluted the government for a rare climbdown and said it had "listened to the people". his detention last week provoked anger, with many saying he'd been framed because of his investigations into corruption. russian authorities were eventually forced into an embarrassing climbdown and suspended the officers involved. translation: there will be a check made on the legality of the actions of those police officers who have taken part in the detention of this person. they've been discharged from their duties for the period o

let's take a look at some of the day's other news: the russian journalist, ivan golunov, has been freedaling charges against him were dropped. ivan golunov‘s detention last week provoked an outcry, with many people saying he had been framed because of his investigations into corruption. reporting from moscow, here's jonah fisher. there was, of course, outright journalists railing, demonstrations planned for tomorrow. we had newspapers putting the story and a show of solidarity and their front pages and today the announcement from the interior minister that they found no evidence to link, in terms of forensic, ivan golunov to the drugs found. there's been a major development in sudan, where much of the country has recently been in a shut down. protest leaders have agreed to suspend widespread strikes and return to the negotiating table. in return, the army, which has been in control since long—time president omar al—bashir was ousted in april, has agreed to release political prisoners. an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo has now spread into uganda. the world health o

and russia charges have been dropped against an investigative journalist who was under house arrest ivan calling off was charged with drug offenses last week sparking protests among supporters and even criticism from kremlin friendly media outlets called an offer is known for his work exposing corruption all right you're going to go thank you very much for all the support i still hardly understand what's happening i'm happy that justice has been served and that the criminal case was dropped i hope the investigation will continue and i hope no one will find himself in the same situation hasn't. stepped past and has more now from moscow yvonne allen a 4th grated with cheers when he was released from house arrest emotionally he thanked everyone for their support the announcement by the interior minister and that he was free from all charges came as a surprise and an unexpected turn of events in a country where it's not unusual for critics to be framed in drops cases in an effort to silence them only when you're doing your job thank you very much for all the support i still hardly understand

ivan watson. nice to see you this morning in hong kong. >> uphill battle. she is not elected by the people of hong kong but appointed by the people of beijing who have control over the situation. >>> ahead, mayor pete buttigieg canceling several appearances to deal with the deadly police shooting in south bend. >> it is an honor to be here on behalf of the man i love. >> so how did his husband do in his place? that's next. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> mayor pete buttigieg canceling big money fundraisers in california to deal with a deadly officer involved shooting. last night his husband filled in with him at the dnc's 20th annual lgbt gala. >> i wish i could tell you that every voicemail, email, social media message i receive isn't hateful, bigoted or homophobic. i wish i could tell you that the world has unequivocally accepted peter and i and our marr

we're struggling with ivan's technical difficulties there. we'll be following this all morning what's happening there. it's violence. >> it is violence. violence against the protesters. no deaths yet, but authorities have used teargas, water cannons. it's all going on right now and shows no signs as far as we can tell of abating. we'll try to get ivan and get an update from the streets. >>> breaking overnight a new arrest in the david ortiz shooting. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. new infallible fresh wearar foundation by l'oreal. get longwear coverage from our most lightweight, breathable formula. defies sweat and transfer. stays fresh. feels light. all day to night. new infallible fresh wear by l'oreal. if you have moderate to little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats

thank you, ivan. >>> let's go live to london, st.es palace where the president of the united states is meeting with the outgoing british prime minister, theresa may, and business leaders from the uk and the u.s. about transatlantic ties. let's listen for a moment on this. >> i appreciate it very much. we are your largest partner, a lot of people don't know that. i was surprised. i made that statement yesterday, and a lot of people said, gee, i didn't know that, but that's the way it is. and there's an opportunity, you think a great opportunity to greatly enlarge, in light of what's happening, make a much bigger trading relationship so we're going to be working on that today and tomorrow, and probably into the next couple of weeks, but i think we'll have a very very substantial trade deal. it will be a very fair deal, and i think that this is something your folks want to do, my folks want to do, and we want to do, and we're going to get it done. i'd just like to congratulation you on having done a fantastic job on behalf of the people

>> cnn's ivan watson giving us the breakdown as to exactly why this protest is taking place. >> ivan,nk you so much. cnn correspondent matthew rivers is with the protesters now. what are you seeing in the midst of everything, matt? >> reporter: well, i'm seeing a protest that shows no signs of slowing down. in fact, people where we are are trying to join the march. and they're not going anywhere because there's so many people. look at what's behind me here. the street that you see at the intersection down the road there, that's the main march route. all the people that are closer to me, they're just waiting to join the march. and they can barely do that because there's so many people in that street that they can't actually join because no one's moving. yet, they're not leaving. they're still here. it shows how passionate these people are. it's very calm but very energetic. they are demanding all the things that ivan just laid out. he's right. i live in mainland china normally. i'm just here covering this story. they would never be allowed in mainland china. in addition to the extradit

historia. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> salien a la luz pÚblica nuevos documentos para cambiar el problema de ivÁnconsecuencias. >>> a reconociÓ solo Ána p >> sen jurÍdica para poder abrir >>> aunque los anteriores reconocen como ivÁn el dueÑo de la casa de juÁrez ambas estan en una sociedad donde juan gabriel fundÓ con sus 4 hermanos llamadas aguival ara el Único socio vivo es su hermano pablo, y tenemos estos nuevos documentos. solo estÁn ivan aguilera su maÁa laura salas y su tÍo jesÚs quienes cumplen como los nuevos accionistas perdÓn pablo asegura que nunca fue notificado para abandonar dicha empresa. >>> es en realidad no puede ser se debe tomar en consideraciÓn a esta persona viva >>> cae algÚn delito >>> de carÁcter penal o civil y si engaÑÓ a un notario podrÍa ser proceso penal. >>> le preguntamos tambiÉn que pasarÍa si ivÁn realizÓ este trÁmite sin don pablo?. >>> sin estar la firma del accionista anterior y del propio juan gabriel al momento de hacer la traslaciÓn de las acciones es algo irregular >>> si hacen a un lado al seÑor pablo evidentemente esa bien acta por si misma tiene irreg

ivan watson standing pie live in hong kong with the latest. ivan, looks and sounds calm behind you. >> reporter: it has calmed down significantly. we're not seeing anything remotely close to the raging street battles and protests and charges by riot police that brought the downtown of this international financial hub to a complete halt on wednesday. and it could be the tropical rain that's helped kind of dampen some of the tempers that were raging late into the night on wednesday and also sheer exhaustion by the early pre-dawn hours. the riot police have kind of moved back and just abandoned streets and abandon barricades that the demonstrators had setup, and many of them had gone home as well. so now it's kind of this lull after a real face-to-face test of wills between predominantly young hong kongers and the security forces over this extradition bill. the authorities have postponed a second round of debate of the legislation in the hong kong parliament indefinitely. we don't know when that's going to happen. the chief executive of hong kong

ivan, what are you seeing? >> reporter: we've seen a new tactic.the headquarters of the hong kong police. you can see the police officers standing in front, they're not wearing armor, wearing gas masks or threatening people with tear gas or batons and the crowd which has filled the streets around here has been chanting things like shame and release, meaning some of the people who were protestors who were detained during violent clashes with riot police on june 12th. the hong kong authorities have apologized for their policies publicly on several occasions in recent days. that's clearly not enough for these demonstrators here who are taking us right to the doorstep of the police and showing that they're still very angry. some of these people are just 17 years old. i talked to a 17-year-old school girl who said she came out of school to join in this protest. we don't know if there's any one clear leader right now. they have been calling for the resignation of the top official in hong kong who's appointed by the chinese government in main land china.

do we have any calls here, ivan? none.incredible. >> sean: he didn't get a call the whole show. he had to call his mother. then there was the night me and the great one, we called in when he was auditioning and he walked out and quit. anyway, hello. while bill maher was on fake news cnn blasting the media, maybe alec should take a look. >> a lot of this far left political correctness is a cancer. when you talk to trump supporters, they're not blind to her flaws. one thing they always said, he's not politically correct. i don't think you can overestimate how much people have been choking on political correctness and hate it. >> sean: choking on political correctness and hate it. fox news contributor, dan bongino and lisa boothe. he stumbled on a couple of truths last night. it's interesting. back in his about politticketly incorrect day, conservatives like me and rush that hated him but defended him. liberals are nowhere to be found when it comes to freedom of speech and he admitted that hillary obstructed justice. >> mayer

russian journalist ivan golde an obvious freed with all charges dropped all parties saying those responsible for arresting him on drug allegations have been suspended. leaked messages that just a corruption case against brazil's former president's nudists over was a good job designed to destroy his reelection bid thanks. and part to part of the western media mourn the death of a syrian militant describing him as a rebel icon we take a closer look at the controversial figure who supported jihad is groups and great at the 911. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me the. top story this hour u.s. prosecutors have made a formal request to the u.k. for the extradition of wiki leaks co-founder julian a song he faces 18 charges including spying and computer hacking from london his. yes confirmation today that u.s. authorities have put him back to a racial request for extradition for chile and the songs to bond over the weekend leaks website is currently serving 50 week prison sentence for skipping bail here in the u.k. we'll see you recently looking. cool to wait a min

ivan golunov‘s detention last week provoked an outcry, with many people saying he had been framed becauseations into corruption. reporting from moscow, here's jonah fisher. there was, of course, outcry. journalists have been railing. there were demonstrations planned for tomorrow. yesterday we had newspapers putting the story, a show of solidarity, and their front pages. and then today the announcement from the interior minister that they had found no evidence to link, in terms of forensics, ivan golunov to the drugs that were found. there's been a major development in sudan, where much of the country has recently been in a shut down. protest leaders have agreed to suspend widespread strikes and return to the negotiating table. in return, the army, which has been in control since long—time president 0mar al—bashir was ousted in april, has agreed to release political prisoners. us media say donald trump's eldest son will be interviewed by the senate intelligence committee. donald trump junior will appear behind closed doors and the hearing is expected to cover a range of topics, including

ivan golunov was detained on drugs charges before being freed on tuesday. on bbc news, it's extra time with rob bonnet. hello and welcome to this edition of extra time to what does a international cricketer, a leading run scorer of his time and appellate chat player who relished the mckee‘s mood challenge do when his confidence is shot and told to retire. in the case of robin smith he enters a downward spiral of depression fuelled by drink and involving divorce and determination to kill himself. thankfully he is still here and he is about to tell us still here and he is about to tell us his story. robin smith, welcome. test batting average for england of 43.67 from 64 matches between your debut in 1988 and your last test match in 1996.. proud record. a very proud record and a record that i had no idea as a youngster that i would be playing test match cricket, having been brought up in the apartheid system in south africa. very, very lucky that my parents were both born in england. and an encouraging sporting environment? very much so. before we go any furth

they were protesting in moscow in support of the journalist, ivan golunov. the prominent opposition politician alexei navalny was among those held. ivan golunov was detained on drugs charges before being freed on tuesday. india is bracing itself for another massive storm with the north—west coast under threat. hundreds of thousands of people are being evacuated. as it heads across the arabian sea the cycling gains intensity and is expected to make la ndfall intensity and is expected to make landfall on thursday. —— cyclone gains intensity. now on bbc news, click. this week, a city brought to a stop by ransomware. going greener in india. electric whirring. and does the future of motorsport sound like this? electric whirring. formula e. the highest class of competition for electrically—powered racing cars. it is still very young, with its inaugural season taking place in 2014. but it's quickly becoming incredibly popular. this is the car the teams race in, it is the generation 2 car, completely battery—powered but still capable of achieving speeds of up to 174

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russia has dropped charges against investigative journalist ivan ghoul and although he was charged with drugs offenses last week also says the allegations haven't been proven and his move to sack 2 high ranking police involved in the case. were protests in hong kong against a proposed extradition bill it's due for a 2nd round of debate in the legislative council on wednesday they proposed bill would allow people to be sent to mainland china for trial. u.s. president donald trump says the biggest part of the deal with mexico is yet to be revealed was announced last week and aims to reduce the number of refugees and migrants crossing the border into the u.s. trump had threatened mexico with tariffs unless a deal was reached a lot of good things are happening but i want to thank mexico and we do have one of those things that will be announced at the appropriate time but they have to get approval from their legislative body what is it why are the mexicans denying it. i don't think they'll be denying it. from el paso with the us mexico border heidi a joke ouster explains the impact of the de

ivan watson joins us now from hong kong. so, ivan, what is the u.s. saying about all this?tate department said that the u.s. is monitoring what's happening here in hong kong. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo said that president trump might raise hong kong in face-to-face talks with xi jinping expected at the g-20 meeting at the endi of the mont. so it gets to a problem for xi jinping, the president of china. he has cultivated a very tough guy persona. he has cracked down on virtually any form of public dissent, whether it's in the media or in the streets in mainland china. he's even thrown human rights lawyers in prison for the defendants they're defending and has allegedly created a system of concentration camps where he's thrown hundreds of thousands of muslims. the problem is, is that hong kong is technically a chinese city, but because of a twist of colonial history, it has more freedom than any other part of modern day china. hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions, have come out and said they don't like the communist party and xi jinping and the central go

cnn's ivan watson reports. >> reporter: two brothers on the hunt.s. captain maeda, age 73, and his younger 71-year-old brother, saburo, lead a whale watch for japanese tourists. it's cold. it's windy, and it's wet, but people are paying money because they want to see these whales out in the wild. they're delighted when we spot a minke whale. here's the thing about the brothers. more than 30 years ago, they weren't whale watchers. they were whale hunters. this is captain maeda back in the 1960s when he worked with a team harpooning whales. that hunt came to an end in 1986 when the international whaling commission of which japan was a member imposed a worldwide ban on commercial whaling. that decision was unacceptable," he tells me, "because suddenly we lost our jobs." but, in fact, some japanese whalers continued killing hundreds of whales every year mostly in the antarctic under a special permit classifying the hunt as scientific research. animal rights groups and some western governments condemned the practice. last year, japan announced its abrupt

russia has dropped charges against investigative journalist ivan gould on all of he was charged with drugs offenses last week moscow says the allegations haven't been frozen and has moved to a high ranking police involved in the case. the dons protest leaders have vowed to continue their general strike which is now in its 3rd day the opposition has also rejected the legitimacy of a military investigation into the killing of peaceful protesters. how is the run media in yemen say the rebels have attacked an airbase in southwestern saudi arabia the whose they say they use drones to target the airbase about 100 kilometers from the border with saudi state media says the drones were intercepted hope these are fighting a saudi emirates a coalition in yemen which backs the government and there been protests against the presence of saudi troops near the border with oman the demonstrators want the saudi emirates a coalition to scale back its military presence last year the kingdom promised to hand all local facilities in their control to yemeni forces but that hasn't happened. a lebanese busin

to a lot of other journalists of course that this is happening right now well earlier we spoke to ivan the editor in chief medusa you know my new sentence which calling off work for he says the journalists and see corruption revelations and celebrity status are seen as the threats by those investigations. 5 years ago we have established the i mean there's a here in the region that we have a look at during these amazing last 2 and one of the locals one of the i think one of our most famous and prominent journalist is definitely in the drug addict or in europe to use drug use or he's a super famous russian figure and he's probably right he's the most famous russian misbehavior and he's in there with her you know we are exhausted today but we are more or less k.p. because one of the things 3 days ago and. and we've been waiting for the official arrest and the you know the trial a lot of the official arrests. just so we're late they have decided not to put him in prison which was you know resupply was that they going to imprison him but they have decided to put him under house arrest which

what's the situation, ivan?> reporter: it's a tense standoff, come take a look over here, this is arguably like the fifth avenue of hong kong and it's currently cut off as the downtown of this international financial hub has been brought to a standstill by the street protests. so these are riot police that are now putting on their gas masks again, they have their shields on, they are flanked by protesters at the far end of this highway and then i'm going to spin us around and i'm going to traffic overpass that would normally have cars whizzing over it, instead there are protesters here and bystanders and look at this crowd on this side, thousands of demonstrators voicing their opposition to this law that they argue would let anybody that the chinese central government in beijing didn't like extradite them back to beijing. the local authorities insist that's not the case, there would be safeguards and they're plugging loopholes, but what we've seen here and with a more than 1 million man march on sunday through h

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no habrÁ acciones legales en contra del hermano de juan gabriel. >> quÉ poco corazÓn tiene ivÁn porquetanto que no hubieran certezas de que ya no habÍan dudas. fue por eso que se detuvo. >> televisa espectÁculos, hugo trujillo es. francisca: parece que los lÍos legales no van a parar. karla: esto estÁ como de novela y es impresionante. en donde quiera que estÉ debe estar muy triste. vÁmonos con más de "despierta amÉrica". alan: aquÍ tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. ana: y siempre consintiendo a nuestra gente porque no perdemos la oportunidad de consentirlos. alan: y de estar con ustedes asÍ que aprovechamos el sÚper concierto de euforia mixlive y nos dimos a la tarea de darle un regalo para varios de los asistentes. >> fuimos al concierto de euforia mix live a regalar entradas. quiÉnes eran las afortunadas? chicas vienen al concierto de euforia? >> asÍ es venimos con muchas ganas de poder ver a uzuna y tambiÉn a anuel. >> se arreglaron y todo y no tienen tickets. >> no, no tuvimos suerte. >> espero verlas adentro. >> quÉ pasÓ, consiguieron tickets? >> ni modo, no encontramos a nadie que nos pu