michel temer now wants to close the borders.n. and still, the economic meltdown in venezuela continues unabated, with electricity blackouts, food shortages, and hyperinflation. venezuela's government says the situation is the work of foreign enemies, but one thing is clear. what started as a crisis in just one country is now fast becoming one for an entire region. a memorial concert is taking place in detroit to honour the life of the singer, aretha franklin who died two weeks ago. among those performing are gladys knight and the four tops. the queen of soul is being laid to rest later in detroit, motown, where she was born and made her name. joining me from detroit is mary callaghan—lynch, who was aretha's opera coach for 20 years. lots of people might not associate her with opera but there was that extraordinary incident in 1998 at the grammys when she took over from pavarotti at the grammars —— grammys for nessor dorma with almost no notice? yes, the reason she was able to work with aretha franklin was that luciano pavarotti

michel temer had suggested brazil might start limiting the numbers allowed in.zuelans have fled their country's problems, and their exodus is threatening to overwhelm neighbouring states. lebo diseko has more. this was not what they had hoped for when they left the chaos of venezuela looking for a better life. sleeping rough on the streets of brazil's border strait of roraima, it's thought that hundreds of venezuelan migrants arrive here every day. the mayor's office says around 3,000 are now homeless. translation: i came to get ahead, to get a job and take things back for my children. but all i have now is exhaustion from sleeping outdoors. the influx of people has strained resources and cause conflicts between locals and newcomers. earlier this month a migrant camp was attacked and set on fire. and yet the people still continue to come. on tuesday soldiers were deployed to the states to re—establish law and order. brazil's president, michel temer, says it is for the safety and security of brazilians and venezuela ns alike, but he later caused concern when he s

michel temer has said little might start limiting the number of venezuelans start limiting the numbernumber of venezuelans allowed in. the venezuelans allowed in. the venezuelan exodus is threatening to over one neighbouring states. this was not what they had hoped for when they left the chaos of venezuela looking for a better life. sleeping rough on the streets of brazil's border strait of roraima, it's thought that hundreds of venezuelan migrants arrive here every day. the mayor's office says around 3,000 are now homeless. translation: i came to get ahead, to get a job and take things back for my children. but all i have now is exhaustion from sleeping outdoors. the influx of people has strained resources and cause conflicts between locals and newcomers. earlier this month, a migrant camp was attacked and set on fire. and yet the people still continue to come. on tuesday, soldiers were deployed to the state to re—establish law and order. brazil's president, michel temer, says it is for the safety and security of brazilians and venezuela ns alike, but he later caused concern when he

michel temer had suggested brazil might start limiting the numbers allowed in.undreds of thousands of venezuelans have fled their country's problems, and their exodus is threatening to overwhelm neighbouring states. you are up—to—date on the headlines. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the show. we are checking out the food scene in ireland's west cork. kayaking britain's koslanda in all conditions. and i get a deeply visible tour of surrey ovo‘s war wounds. —— sarajevo. we start this week in our lives, the country is marking 170 years since the great hunger, a famine that swept the great hunger, a famine that swe pt a cross the great hunger, a famine that swept across the country leading to the death of over1 million people. but ireland has since undergone a food revolution and kate hardie buckley is returning home and at the taste of west cork food festival to explore what was once the epicentre of the famine and is now the country's top foodie destination. welcome to west cork. this is the most south—westerly tip of the island of ireland. i have

president michel temer of brazil has ordered the army to be deployed along part of the border with venezuelat said the situation in venezuela threatened the peace of the whole of south america. more than a million venezuelans are estimated to have fled their country over the past year. a new study suggests that the arteries of teenagers who drink and smoke show signs of hardening by the age of 17. the damage was found to be greater among those who drank and smoked than those who did only one or the other. but the research, by university college london, also found that when young people give up, their arteries return to normal. french fishermen have been accused of throwing insults, rocks and smoke bombs at their british rivals in the english channel in a vicious scrap over scallops. the clash happened around 22km off the normandy coast. british boats are legally entitled to fish in the scallop—rich area, but their presence has infuriated the french. lebo diseko has more. this is what is being called the scallop wars. french fishermen clash with their british counterparts in the sea off the n

michel temer had suggested brazil might start limiting the numbers allowed in.undreds of thousands of venezuelans have fled their country's problems, and their exodus is threatening to overwhelm neighbouring states. it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone to 30 am. you're up—to—date with the headlines. now on bbc news it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. i am in washington where my guest in this exclusive interview is president uhuru kenyatta of kenya who has been holding talks here at the white house with donald trump about security, trade and investment. but how can president kenyatta invite investors to kenya when the country is so mired in corruption that pervades all walks of life and enriches the few at the expense of the many? president kenyatta says that fighting corruption is his priority. so why do questions remain about how effective his efforts are? president uhuru kenyatta, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, zeinab. you have had your meeting with donald trump. this is a president who describe some african countries as s—hole

de 200 kilogramos de la droga, conocida como cristal, en este lugar habÍan mÁs de 204 mil pies, michel temermos que la familia se hiciera un poco mÁs presentes porque solamente johao en los Ángeles y alberto aguilera junior acÁ en mÉxico, fueron los que estuvieron atentos a este tipo de celebraciones y acudieron a hacer algunas diferentes ciudad los fanÁticos lo recordaron. ♪ ♪ asÍ recordaron a juan gabriel en ciudad juÁrez en su segundo aniversario luctuoso las fanÁticos se encargaron de hacer una misa en su memoria. >> seguir escuchando su mÚsica y seguir hablando de Él es venrarlo. >> nos dejÓ un legado muy bonito de muchas canciones. >> ♪ poco a poco ♪ lentamente ♪ me enamorÉ de ti ♪ ♪. >> ya por la noche a las afueras de la casa de avenida juÁrez, los admiradores de juan gabriel fallecido en el 2016 llevaron una serenata, los reclamos por la sencilles de las celebraciones era latente. >> uno de los guardias de su casa nos dijeron que no se habÍan puesto de a cuerdo los alcaldes. >> no hicieron nada, pero aquÍ estamos nosotros y siempre vamos a estar porque Él es de nosotros. ♪ en la cat

we have michel temer still with us, you have been tracking all of this, whether they doing?l banks among emerging markets and here is no exception. we just heard that they will intervene in the bond market again to protect prices. when we have seen from the central bank is a very active interest rate policy, they have hiked three times so we expect to see more of that, a wednesday decision should be exciting. i was checking the bloomberg survey and we had 12 of 13 economist say it would be a hold, but after the stresses of the morning, we will likely see a few more changes, perhaps an interest rate hike this week. >> the stresses being very much felt on the currency. but a lot of this is the contagion story and the story of dollar strength. there's a lot more bearish calls , what is it going to take to stabilize the currency? >> we are seeing all sorts of risk,, trade war uncertainty escalating. certainly a hawkish fed to take into account. it is anyone's guess how far that might go in terms of rupiah weakness. we have four more meetings through the end of the year after wed