and for more on this we are joined by r t correspondent manila chen manila i want to follow up on the last thing you said you know work in government for a number of years and i would like to think that the career bureaucrats at the department of justice would be doing the right thing above and beyond politics i know some people in the audience may be snickering at that but what's your take do you think there's some influence by the president himself or is this really the career decision well i've after speaking with so many experts about this particular case and the fact that this was brought up in two thousand and sixteen when president obama was still in office and it looked like it was going to be a no go back then and i just i think it just happened to coincide with the fact that trump does obviously have an ongoing media battle with c.n.n. he calls them out constantly and c.n.n. being an a.t.m. t. property or skewed meantime we're property i think it's just bad timing and bad optics but the president has been to them sat on the phone with about the president what it what what wh

let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. and casino in manila. lives in the blaze. to put pressure on its nuclear—armed neighbour. it's too late. the british teacher winning the global teacher prize. shaikh mohammad, who is the patron of the event. congratulations to her. prosecutor robert mueller. calling it a witch hunt. this prompted media speculation and unease among senior republicans. trial involving stem cell transplants. of the neurological condition halted. our medical correspondent fergus walsh explains. so nice to finally get out. it feels like my diagnosis wasjust a bad dream. severe relapses, attacks of multiple sclerosis. at one point, she was in a wheelchair. she struggled to read and follow conversations. now, she's completely well and has a newborn daughter too. it does feel like a miracle. is it really gone, will it come back? rather than around my ms. attacking the brain and spinal cord. fatigue and loss of vision. the bbc‘s panorama followed louise's treatment. originally developed for cancer patients. to knock out her immune

serve for life and the longer term monumental project known as the built in road initiative plus manila chair looks at the infrastructure deficit as it relates to rail and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs a permanent place on the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times the way. it is from is all plus the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe must to pieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani can't unsold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers a naturally discreet commercially discreet but also discreet secrets they concern fraud. some of those paintings are linked to dark secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets a kept inside the geneva freeport social position that you'll never obtain an inventory of all the works in the freeport who knows how many there are three hundred three thousand three hundred thousand is it's a matter of

and joins us live now from manila so what are what is the latest with this n.p. chairman. well to the original what happened is that the panel voted to basically move forward with the impeachment complaint about thirty eight members of the forty member panel of the committee that had been looking at probable cause all see that there is there are reasons to move forward with the impeachment complaint against chief justice moore disarray no these see she has committed corruption in the buz to her power as being the supreme court chief justice but as you know she's not only embattled in congress richo hughes also facing a very hostile court from within just last week thirteen justices thirteen justice of the supreme court voted to put her on indefinite leave the forest her to go on leave saying that she should instead focus on their impending impeachment trial something that the supporters actually deny they see that she's just going on the wellness leave from the very beginning since she took this position as the first judicial supreme court chief justice female chief justic

correspondent manila chan. president from the campaign for months and months on repairing america's crumbling infrastructure from the roadways to waterways railways to the airways and has recently unveiled a plan to bring america up to speed we're here today to discuss the critical need to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure. and one understands and the people in this room really understand better than most probably hopefully better than anybody that the problem the states have and local leaders half with funding the infrastructure is horrendous. and we will build we will maintain and the vast majority of americans want to see us take care of our infrastructure. infrastructure is the backbone of the us economy and a necessary input to every economic output those are the opening lines in the most recent report from the american society of civil engineers their study aptly called the failure to act a report minces no words in their frustration with the budget shortfalls in infrastructure and highlighted th

haslinda there in manila.om manila to rome we're seeing movement in the currency involving the euro mark. -- market. the anti-establishment movement initity is performing way better than anticipated. it could be the largest party there in parliament. we have no group seen winning an overall major. bloomberg reporter is there in rome. what developments have there been? >> good morning, rish. i think the first thing we seen them talk about is the democratic party. we have the secretary coming out aying yes, we demeet defeat. renzi, the former prime minister will not talk about the result until things are final. these are just projections and exit polls. stock jin put out a great report saying remember in the past these polls have been wrong. but likely right now, everything -- all the data we're seeing is matching up, every hour, all the new data we're seeing. but that is one key thing. the democratic party had a really weak showing. we have a deputy sebtary admitting defeat. i'm here at the five-star party head

. >> on top of the refrigerator was a manila folder. >> did it give you chills? >> it was horrible.hy didn't she just tell us. >> did a secret lead to murder? >> it has to be unimaginable. ♪ >> welcome to "dateline." when the body of brooke morris was discovered by the side of the road, her family started looking for answers. they were surprised to discover that she may have been involved in an allegedly violent relationship. could that revelation be the he key to solving her murder? here with "nightfall" is and drea canning. >> i would ask that you all close your eyes for a few minutes this morning i would like for you to envision rome county in the middle of october. the leaves are changing. there's a little bit of a nip in the air. now, envision brooke morris standing there. and -- brooke feels like she's been punched in the throat. she's been shot. brooke feels like a bomb goes off in her body. this is the second shot and it tears through her chest. she's terrified and she's in extreme pain. thank you. you can open your eyes. >> the final minutes of a young woman's life detailed

been killed and at least 23 were injured after a fire broke out at a hotel in the philippine capital manilagan in the morning and raged for over nine hours before it was brought under control. 300 guests were evacuated. the cause of the fire is not yet known. the south korean foreign minister, gang gyung—hwa said she was surprised at the speed at which president trump accepted an invitation from the north korean leader, kimjong—un, to meet. speaking to the us broadcaster cbs, she described the president's decision as "courageous". she also said mr kim had "given his word" to commit to denuclearisation. facebook has announced a comprehensive internal and external review to determine whether the personal data of 50 million users has been compromised, after reports of misuse by political consultancy company cambridge analytica. the firm's ceo alexander nix has been called back before a committee of mps here in the uk. staff but the fans seemed to enjoy the performance. talks are under way between the australian government and the visiting mynmar‘s state counsellor aung san suu kyi — amid calls

philippine president marjorie gage attach a bore the brunt of protests in manila activists that branding him a much a fascist for his treatment of women. to have a leader of the country leave in this manner that so that's clearly on by women sexy as they call it much to describe not much new stuff and it's not how we remember her it's even more upbeat claiming that discrimination against women so we can deal with that right that's the only way there is to go. that route so taken up in pakistan to violence against women the focus here will be mobbed today and i said yeah all resistance to all that you have seen that is happening in pakistan you mentioned against women the violence that we see if we did against women against little children the bodies that we see from the state and you want to make us say that me are not going to allow this to happen any more you re are going to stand up no. standing up from pristina. i'm kyra. just so where hundreds gathered behind the need to movement. truly a female in one thousand saying. now is the time to change. so all of around the world there and

the bridge was designed by manila construction management and big bridge engineers. they used a technique called accelerated bridge construction, which means a large portion of the bridge was built offsite and then put into place. big released a statement saying nothing like this has happened in its 40-year history. manila construction also released a statement saying they would conduct a full investigation into what went wrong. >>> this just in. the coroner has released the autopsy results of three employees killed in the veteran's home shooting. forensic examines show jennifer golick and gonzalez also suffered immediate head wounds. jennifer gonzalez's unborn baby died when her mother did. the deadly and tragic scene happened last friday. police say albert wong entered the pathway building and took the three employees hostage. wong was a veteran and a participant in the mental health program. the coroner says that wong died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> always happy and enthusiastic. that's how a young marin county sheriff's deputy is being remembered to

the government in manila say they don't wa nt to government in manila say they don't want to be prejudgedre talking about your comments about extrajudicial killings that you have made in the past. you accept that you have to some extent made your mind up on what is going on in the philippines? absolutely not, i a lwa ys philippines? absolutely not, i always referred to as alleged executions. i have spoken about the numerous allegations i have received, including here in geneva through numerous communications from the philippines. i have not shown any bias, i have responded to my mandate which is to call on the government to provide information about how they deal with those allegations, what investigations they have undertaken. as far as i know there has been no impartial official investigation into the 12,000 killings that they have admitted, they have admitted about 4000 killings. i have not received any investment —— any information about investigations they have taken. all my questions have been based on the un human rights standard. they are not about bias is but about asking the gov

with time warner is heating up we'll break it down with manila chan and an excellent expert panel then danielle de martino booth helps us take a look at one way the eurozone may deal with the budget shortfall after the u.k. leave you and we'll talk about the european central bank and what might be in store interest rates in the eurozone and in the states here plus trinity chavez spills the beans on the economics of global talking all of that ahead but first let's get to the stories topping today's financial and business headlines volatility in the tech stocks is roiling markets around the world aside from the highest profile names in tech amazon alphabet netflix google and facebook which is based which are facing continued ethics over privacy and politics others are feeling fallout from recent events in the corporation took a hit after suspending their self driving car development program following the killing of a pedestrian by a vehicle last week in arizona and yesterday tech heavy nasdaq fell nearly three percent and the n.y.s.e. is index of top ten tech stocks fell ten percent toda

on wednesday to make their voices heard crowds of demonstrators filling the streets of cities like manila seoul new delhi and a whore and women in spain staged a full day strike. this is both a call for change looks like hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of madrid the end of a long day of demonstrations and scenes like these workplaces left deserted as millions of spanish women walked off the job their message a simple one. we have to fight to make us situation as much out of social sphere as in the workplace in the hope that for what we are doing today is stopping work to show that if women stop the world stops. but up. and across the world they march to the same base. in delhi demonstrations were held against discrimination and sexual violence. the philippine president or draco to turtoni bore the brunt of protests in manila activists there branding him as a macho fascist for his treatment of women. to have a leader of the country in this manner. here early on by women sexy as they call it my she's not my business and it's not her real. people to me that discrimination

seen as a success at least four people have died as a fire at a hotel in the philippines capital manila now rescuers are trying to reach a number. of people trapped inside the building guests were evacuated is reported some were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation it's all the fire broke out in an area where renovations were being carried out. now a new video has emerged of the moment a newly built pedestrian bridge collapsed in the united states killing at least six people the dash cam pictures taken on the road at florida international university in miami show how in a split second the bridge crashed onto vehicles below the university says engineers met hours before it collapsed and concluded a crack in the structure was not a safety concern. for the world health organization is racing to vaccinate people in yemen against a rapidly spreading outbreak of diptheria about one thousand three hundred people have been infected and more than seventy have died since the disease was first detected six months ago. as more. children and desperate parents from a disorganized queue a

not have to see them as much here to tell us why or to correspondent manilla chen joins us welcome manila they are going to be with you again as the dreaded tax day creeps up on americans this year more of us can rest easy because your risk of getting audited has dropped significantly due to the i.r.s. cutting approximately one third of its audit unfortunate staff audits are way down across the board for all income brackets but most dramatically down for those very high income earners those making a million bucks or more they saw a spike in audits back in two thousand and ten to eleven shortly after the great recession and the housing crisis about one in nine. the americans were facing audits a few years back but now it's looking more like one out of one hundred sixty people those are the lowest number since two thousand and three and now the cash strapped agency is going to have an even harder time performing their duties to keep up with the work flow that will stem from president trump's newly minted tax reform passed in december of two thousand and seventeen meanwhile the i.r.s. is ask

dangerous new strain of a child being emerges in the philippines we'll ask a medical specialist in manila what's behind the spike in infections and point can be done to stop the spread. and on the trail of the peace diamonds in sierra leone it was supposed to bring prosperity to the villagers who found it instead its bread discontent we'll have an exclusive report. hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with us. yes president donald trump says he will impose new sanctions on russia in response to moscow's alleged paddling in the metally rather in the twenty sixteen us presidential election the united states also signed a joint declaration with france and germany in support of britain's standoff with russia over the attempted murder of a former russian spy britain blames russia for the attack in the english city of souls barry using the deadly soviet era nerve agent nobody chuck british prime minister to reason may is one of the few visitors to salzburg these days traders in the cathedral town say tourists and shoppers are staying away in the wake of the poisoning of former russian doub

reports from manila. lifting her prayers up to god surely for alice says she hopes he gets to wash away her troubles too these are trying times her husband reynaldo was accused of being a drug peddler and was gunned down two years ago now she's left to cope her own with eleven children to feed in. the middle of. their day he said he was going to work overtime so he could bias a nice meal it was a special day they killed him on my birthday i don't know where to turn to i blame god i hate his henry but now here i am praying he has better plans for me. fifteen family members gather in a solemn ceremony they are widows and orphans of the so-called drug war of president would be good to turtle they come from the poorest sector of society their faith they say has become the refuge at a time of great uncertainty. more tragically is the loss of consciousness of sin that everything seems to be related everything seems to be all right and ok the callousness of one's conscience the deadening of one's conscience but

antonio has their own trump tower in downtown manila.ntonio's father founded sentry properties, but it is robbie hoping to take the industry to a whole new level. ♪ haslinda: roberto antonio, welcome to "high flyers." what is the inspiration behind the revolution? jose: i have been doing real estate for a long time. haslinda: because dad was a real estate developer. jose: yes, i grew up in that environment. i really wanted to disrupt the space. i understand the obstacles, issues, pain points of the industry. a traditional real estate developer, a high capital expenditure game. i owned land, inventory, getting construction, getting massive amounts of people to sell your product. i wanted to be no inventory, built on demand. it is very site-specific. to have global ambition, ubiquitous, and present everywhere, i needed an idea of transportability, so i started to investigate this notion of prefabricated products, and i saw it was a fragmented industry. haslinda: when was the eureka moment, the lightbulb moment? jose: the eureka moment was

their very names are synonymous with ruin, warsaw, manila, london, hiroshima and today another, fourimes crushed in less than two years, a city that refuses to die, seoul, the korean capital since the 14th century. the capital of south korea since 1948 lies on a hill surrounded valley. one of the most modern cities, seoul in the summer of 1950s enjoys a democratic form of government and an orderly existence. however above seoul troops of the puppet north korean government installed by the ussr are poised on the border. for some days the communist radio has been urging the unification of all korea. now on the 25th of june, with true communist logic the north korean forces go on the offensive by launching a sudden unexpected invasion of south korea. seoul's million and a half citizens are unprepared. half a world away at lake success, new york. the united states request an emergency meeting of the united nation security council. when the aggressors failed to heed the appeal, air and sea forces are being ordered to assist south korea. then by a vote of 7 to 1, the security council votes

filipinos did but after the war the hook movement tried to overthrow the american democratic army in manila and he was sent into mastermind the hook rebellion working with the defense minister and later president of the philippines and what he tried to do was to tell the army to be less heavy handed and use less firepower to gain the trust of the people and wants the people got the trust of the army been they would tell them who were "the hoax" and the guerrillas in our midst and that was the strategy that proved to be great. it's also a humane strategy became one of america's cold war weapons without risking a certain single american in combat. this was the lansdale legend and the reason he went back to saigon in 1954. >> host: the next golfer max boot comes from nancy in essex, maryland. hi, nancy. >> caller: hi. i wonder, this is a big what-if question but if women had been in clinical power at the time, do you think they would have been more sympathetic of lansdale's views? >> guest: that's an intriguing question. i have to admit i've never thought of it that way. i mean it's possible b

being targeted for resisting the policies of president regard to target jamil and other reports from manila the trip just supreme court chief justice lawyer disorder in all was the first woman to ever lead the country's judiciary. in two thousand and twelve she was appointed as the new chief justice of former president been ignore keno just a few months after her predecessor was removed from office after being convicted in an impeachment trial her supporters say it has always been a hostile court she joined a group of supreme court justices who are appointees of former president gloria macapagal arroyo and i know no political rival or even of every one. of the institution that we are all. and that is the. among the accusations against certain though is the non-disclosure of some of her earnings and she's also accused of taking unilateral actions which were not sanctioned by other supreme court justices but her counsel say these are baseless accusations and are not impeachable offenses under the constitution president but there have been eyes he's behind the move to oust serono but a few mon

warsaw, manila, london, hiroshima, berlin and today, still another wartime's question less than two yearscity that refuses to die, seoul, the capital since the 14th century. the capital of south korea since 1948 lies in a hill surrounded valley. one of the most modern cities in the orient. seoul in the summer of 1950, enjoys a democratic form of government and an orderly existence. however, above seoul troops of the north korean government, installed but the ussr are there. for some days the communist radio has been urging the unification of all korea. now on the 25th of june, with true communist logic, the korean forces go on the defensive by launching a sudden, unexpected invasion of south korea. >> seoul's million and a half citizens are caught unprepared. but there are not ignorant of what to expect. in new york, the united states immediately requests an emergency meeting of the united national security council. when the aggressors failed to heed the council's appeal, the united states announces that air and sea forces have been ordered to help korea. by a vote of 71 they vote to supp

en filipinas con manifestaciÓn en la capital, manila llamando macho fascista al presidente de filipinaste por sus comentarios y su trato a las mujeres hay que tener valor para hacer eso. esa es la ciudad de mÉxico donde montaron este e cementerio como rechazo a los femicidios que golpean a la socio mexicana. ♪ ahÍ tienen en la frontera entre siria y turquÍa manifestaciÓn en la ciudad de... para recordar la difÍcil situaciÓn de las mujeres sirias despuÉs de 7 aÑos de guerra civil. en espaÑa mucho apoyo popular en este dÍa con huelgas y manifestaciones en la calle, de verdad esto es macizo, vamos hasta madrid con arturo, que ha estado presente. >> buenas tardes felicidad, ya ves cÓmo estÁn las calles de madrid desbordadas a lo largo de todo el dÍa como el resto de las ciudades de espaÑa, es la primera huelga general feminista del paÍs y en ella se protestan por el acoso laboral, la violencia contra las mujeres el techo de cristal que impide acceder a las mujeres apuestos directivos de las empresa y la brecha salarial. >> este aÑo la gente se ha empezado a dar cuenta que necesitamos un cam

and in manila in the philippines, this group of star wars fans took a different approach — wandering using only the illumination from their light sabres. in paris, it was the eiffel tower which slowly went dark, from the top to the bottom. other cities will be taking part once night falls, and we'll bring you the best pictures once we have them, here on bbc world news. the democratic republic of congo has announced that it will not attend a donor conference in geneva next month. the meeting aims to raise nearly two billion dollars for what the united nations has described as a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. the prime ministerjose makila said the un's decision to declare a top—level emergency in the drc was stalling development and discouraging investors. with more, here's david campanale. safety of a kind for refugees fleeing inept upsurge of violence in the democratic republic of congo. to get in neighbouring uganda, these people first had to take the treacherous route across the a0 kilometre wide lake alberta. translation: we left the homes because we were suffering. some people

three people have been killed and at least 23 were injured after a fire broke out at a hotel in manilar nine hours before it was brought under control. 300 guests were evacuated. the cause of the fire is not yet known. unusually heavy snow is causing disruption in the english counties of devon and cornwall in the south—west of england. a sixty—mile section of the a30 dual carriageway from exeter to near bodmin has been closed. police are urging people to delay their journey until mid morning. dozens of schools in devon will be closed today. police in austin, texas, are responding to reports of an explosion in which two men have been injured. it follows a series of parcel bombings in the city which have killed two people this month and injured two others. police have announced a reward of $100,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the bomber. andrew plant reports. and neighbourhood in texas, sunday night into monday morning, residents here are being evacuated. police and fbi were called to a property and reports of an explosion. two people taken to hospital. we

firefighters found two more bodies today after a fire gutted a hotel casino in manila. the death toll is now at five. the bodies of two security camera operators were found after firefighters managed to control the blaze which raged all day yesterday. more than 300 hotel guests and employees were evacuated at the height of the fire. >>> and england is dealing with a massive snowstorm again. parts of southwest england are expected to see up to 12 inches of snow today. hundred of flights have been canceled, roads are closed, sports events called off. we'll be back with more news after the break. cam >>> it is 4:54 right now and you can tell what commute this is? this is our live camera over dublin. things moving smoothly for that part of what is basically a super commute. >>> nbc bay area responds to the san francisco man who's movie subscription was abruptly canceled when he got fed up with the drama' calls us for help. chris chmura sprang into action. chris. >> daniel said he and his wife bought into movie pass, the subscription service that lets you watch as many movie

people have been killed and at least twenty three were injured after a fire broke out at a hotel in manila blaze raged for over nine hours before it was brought under control. 300 guests were evacuated. the cause of the fire is not yet known. syria's president bashar al—assad has visited soldiers in eastern ghouta — an area his forces have been trying to retake from the rebels. these images — published on a syrian presidency facebook page — show him surrounded by troops. a monitoring group has confirmed that government forces and their allies now control some eighty% of eastern ghouta. thousands more civilians fled on sunday. but a pro—rebel website says there's been relative calm for the first time in a month. the turkish president says the northern syrian city of afrin is now under turkish control after its troops backed by syrian allies, entered the city centre. turkey has been engaged in a two—month battle with kurdish fighters over the city, in northern syria. the kurdish administration of afrin says its forces will now strike turkish and allied militia positions at "every opportunity

dugan al-jazeera manila. the battle between madrid and barcelona over catalans a session is bringing back but some memories from the spanish civil war which ended nearly eighty years ago some of the relatives of those who died the wounds of that conflict have yet to heal as david chase and i reports. in the hills above the village of us a team of archaeologists has already exuma more than one hundred bodies from the site both men and women. a d.n.a. bank has been created to collect samples from relatives of the missing to try and reunite the victims with the still grieving families joseph maria came to the mass grave this week because he'd heard they discovered a body with an amputated leg that was the one thing he knew about his grandfather badly wounded in the fierce fighting around the village doctors had to cut off one of his legs like so many thousands of others in the wake of the civil war his own sons never had a chance to mourn at his graveside the forensic anthropologist at the site said there's a hi

tonight i reaffirm the pledge we made at manila, that we are prepared to withdraw our forces from south vietnam as the other side withdraws from the, stops infiltration, and the level of violence subsides. our goal of peace and self-determination in vietnam is directly related to the future of all of southeast asia, where much has happened to inspire confidence in the past 10 years. we have done all that we knew how to do contribute and to help build that confidence. number of its nations have shown what can be accomplished under conditions of security. since 1966, indonesia, the fifth largest nation in the world, with a population of more than 100 million, has had a government that is dedicated to peace with its neighbors and improved conditions for all people. cooperation between nations has grown rapidly. i think every american can take a great deal of pride in the role we have played in bringing this about in southeast asia. we can rightly judge, as a great deal of pride in the responsible southeast asians themselves do, that the progress of the past three years would have been far

women's day to make their voices heard crowds of demonstrators filled the streets of cities including manila seoul new delhi and look for on thursday this international women's day comes in the wake of the need to movement and we'll be having a deeper look at what has changed since it began half a year ago but first we begin in spain where women staged a full day night nationwide strike and here's a look at the day's events. and the hours and passionate schools to change this was an interesting central square at midnight. thursday night came dozens more protests. and scenes like this. workplaces left deserted as millions of spanish women walked off the job that message a simple one. we have to fight to make our situation as much of a social sphere as in the workplace in the home that's what we're doing today is stopping work to show that if women stop the world stops it is now but up but up. across the way they march to the same b.s. . about how. these women in new delhi demonstrating against discrimination and sexual violence. philippine president marjorie go to have a leader of the country

the philippine daily inquirer reports a demo by the city's poor in manila.den of their communities, from taxes to extra—judicial killings. and the china daily has a front page picture of a boat race. contestants paddle their boats to drumbeats in the university dragon boat competition in hangzhou, in all, 15 universities, including peking and harvard, competed. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? yes, let's look at what is trending right now. this is a very popular video online. it's a wedding which didn't exactly go to plan. a barn owl was the ring—bearer and while it made it down the aisle, after its first landing on the best man, things go wrong. you can see the entire video at bbc.com. christopher hill was us assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs from 2005 to 2009. he also led the us delegation on the six—party talks on the north korean nuclear issue. it's big news, he hasn't been out of the country before. until he gets back to the position of being prepared to give up its nuclear weapons. the chinese use when th

she won best supporting acs forying anita west side store >> i i had this dress made by a person in manila by the name of jose moreno, no relation. >> what are the chances in. >> and i kind of hope he's watching tonight. and he gets to see this extraordinary dress again. >> does loot gook. did make some modifications to the gown, but the recognizeable pattern still intact. >> and i have to tell you, you could be the next own after piece of hollywood history. hundreds of pieces of film and tv memorabilia going up for auction, among the star items dinosaur from the original parkk movie. be prepared for bit of stinker shock. what's somethingdinosaur from j. >> we estimate 15 to 25,000, conservative estimate. >> evenenguins from batman returns up for grabs, opening on line thursday. >> i had the honor this ek being present wad award, i was given the role model award, the event was held saturday afternoon at the victorian bang well hall, 4800 block of germantown, organization provides mentoring services cents and activities to young women. so, you never certainly do it for the applause, but alw

correspondent manila chan tells us about the infrastructure deficit as it relates to rail and compares high speed rail in the u.s. to others around the globe but first onto some headlines. the trumpet administration has blocked the hostile takeover of u.s. based chip maker qualcomm by asian rival broadcom over national security concerns the decision by safest the committee on foreign investment in the united states determined that the singapore based broadcom could benefit chinese competitors in the effort to lead the way in next generation mobile technology it could also a limited a key supplier of telecom technology to u.s. defense agencies. and apple incorporated officials have said that they will acquire next issue media l.l.c. and its digital magazine subscription service texture and offer digital magazines and other services including a ten dollar per month digital subscription to magazines like time sports illustrated. vanity fair good housekeeping and national geographic the apple purchased reflects the changing landscape of how consumers gather content transforming paper magaz

nuclear missile programs these four people have died at a fire at a hotel in the philippine capital manila rescuers are trying to reach more than a dozen people trapped inside the building several guests have already been evacuated a new video has emerged of the moment a newly built pedestrian bridge collapsed in the united states killing at least six people these dash cam pictures taken on the road at florida international university in miami the university says engineers met hours before the collapse and concluded a crack in the structure was not a safety concern as the news headlines are back with more in half an hour next talked to al jazeera. a global economic superpower that's underperformed in the world of football when used explores how china is now spending billions in its quest to conquer the beautiful game. at this time on al-jazeera. and world to. see. cyprus has long had an important geopolitical position in the mediterranean but it's been at the center of an ethnic disputes in one nine hundred seventy war which is dividing the island. the republic of cyprus is controlled by g

the philippine daily inquirer reports on a demonstration by the city's poor in manila.nting what they say is the burden of their communities, from taxes to extra—judicial killings. and the china daily has a front page picture of a boat race. contestants paddle their boats to drumbeats in the university dragon boat competition in hangzhou, in all, 15 universities, including peking and harvard, competed. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? this is a very popular video online. it's a wedding which didn't exactly go to plan. a barn owl was the ring—bearer and while it made it down the aisle, after its first landing on the best man, things go wrong. you can see the entire video at bbc.com. not the owl. australian scientists have developed a so—called "sun shield" that they hope can help prevent coral bleaching in the great barrier reef. take a look at this. the shield is made from an ultra—thin biodegradable film that is 50,000 times thinner than a human hair and contains calcium carbonate. the film is designed to sit on the surface of the water above the cora

in manila in the philippines, this group of star wars fans took a different approach — wandering aroundwent dark, from the top to the bottom. and london also took part. you may recognise buckingham palace, tower bridge, and piccadilly circus. it's the 11th time the earth hour has been held — that is all from me. thank you very much for watching. good morning. i hate to say it. i don't think when to is ready yet to slink off into the sunset. with the clock change overnight we into british summertime, which means some lighter evenings are with this. you will want the sunshine a day to enjoy it. plenty of that on saturday across the northern half of the country. a great afternoon. moscow is like that through the day ahead. storm hugo pushes through spain and southern france, dragging this weather front with it. southern france, dragging this weatherfront with it. that southern france, dragging this weather front with it. that is what brought the cloud to england and wales. clearer skies following in the wake. the chance of frost around into sunday morning. ice across scotla nd into sunday