". ♪ >> this is bbc "world news america." efore it started, fox news reaches a last-minute settlement with dominion voting systems which had accused it of defamation. detained wall street journal reporter has made his appeal -- had his appeal on spying charges denied. the 85-year-old who shot a black teenager for bringing the wrong doorbell has been released from police custody. dr. said that are amazed that ralph yarl survived the shooting. and 95 years old and going strong, we meet a band member who just set a world record. ♪ welcome to "world news america." we start here in the u.s., where one of the most highly anticipated defamation trials began and ended just as quickly. the judge in the defamation case against fox news said the media giant has reached an agreement with dominion voting. the announcement came with the jury alrea selected and the trial about to get underway. our business correspondent was out at the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, when the surprise announcement was made. >> you could really say this wa

welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe.start in sudan where a fragile three day cease-fire has been threatened by an outbreak of renewed fighting between rival factions of the military. it happened on the western outskirts of a city across the nile from the capital but much of the center of the capital remains calm and thousands are trying to get out. residents struggled to get vital supplies and clean water. warplanes are still flying overhead and children are scared. foreign nationals have been evacuated and even sit on's ex leader has been removed from jail -- even suit on's x -- sudan's x leader has been removed from jail. reporter: and there are reports of a prison break [indiscernible] some allies have escaped because of a lack of food, water, and treatment. omar was transferred to a major hospital before the threat began so he remains in custody. in a country where 400 have already died, there could be more dead due to disease and lack of treatment. >> let's switch gears to the mass evacuations we have seen in the la

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news. for years, he has been one of america's most profitable and most-watched and most controversial personalitiesus, monarchy and popularity. a new bbc poll suggests less than one third of young adults in the u.k. want the royals to continue. ♪ >> welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. the u.s. secretary of state has announced a three-day cease-fire has been reached in sudan. this comes after ongoing fighting, and a massive international effort to get personnel out of the country and back to safety. a statement from antony blinken says following intense negotiations over the past 48 hours, the sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces have agreed to implement a nationwide cease-fire starting at midnight on april 24. it will last 72 hours. during this period, the united states urges the saf and rs avenue to immediately and fully uphold the cease-fire. before the cease-fire announcement, the united nations secretary general warned the violence in sudan is at risk of causing a catastrophic conflagration that could engulf the whole region. more than 400 people have died

anchor: in washington dc, this is bbc world news america. y for the history books and legal record -- donald trump pleads not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in a new york courtroom. >> president trump, will you take some questions? how did you plead? anchor: as he entered and left the courthouse, the former president put up a defiant front. the da pressing the case says no one is above the law. >> these are felony crimes in new york state, no matter who you are. we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct. anchor: ever divisive, mr. trump has both supporters and opponents camped outside the courthouse loudly proclaiming their views. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start tonight with an historic day in the u.s. donald trump has been arraigned on criminal charges. he's now the first u.s. president to ever face criminal charges. here he is at court earlier today. no video cameras were allowed in the courtroom, but mr. trump was filmed going into the room to hear the charges a

". >> this is "bbc world news america." u.s.rdman jack teixeira appears in a boston court. the 21-year-old has been charged in connection to a leak of documents. pensioners in france clear their final legal hurdle. the ages to rise to 64. a temporary hold on a ruling that would limit access to an abortion pill. a european space mission blasts off to explore the moons of jupiter. welcome to "bbc world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we start in the u.s., where 21-year-old jack teixeira has appeared before a judge in boston, accused of leaking highly sensitive military intelligence. criminal charges filed against mr. teixeira, a member of the massachusetts air national guard shed light on his access to documents, his career in military and a timeline of events leading up to his arrest on april 13. he faces one count of unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense information at one count of unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents or material. together the charges carry a maximum sentenc

". >> i'm david willis n washington and this is bbc world news america. united states has launched a criminal investigation into the leak of dozens of top-secret documents. the pentagon says they pose a serious risk to national security. a gunman in the state of ntucky live streams and attack which left at least four people dead. it has prompted renewed calls for tighter gun controls. 25 years on from the good friday agreement we look at what has worked, what has not and why. and a ride meant for a monarch. looking in palace releases new details about king charles coronation and what will be different this time around. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start here in the united states where the pentagon says a leak of classified defense department documents poses a seririsk to national security. as well as some highly detailed information about -- sensitive details about sensitive u.s. allies in this country's dealings with china. it has been described as one of the largest public breaches of u.s. intelligence information sinc

". >> here in and this c world news america."ragile cease-fire at best. sudan is stuck in the grip of crisis as two warring factions remain at odds. authorities in alabama charged two teenagers with last week's birthday party shooting. children born as a result of rape are to be recognized as victims in england. plus, aiming for a eurovision repeat. we spent time for ukrainian musicians who are hoping for victory in liverpool. ♪ welcome to "bbc world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we start in sudan where it remains unclear is a 24 hour cease-fire is actually holding. a tweet by the head of the paramilitary force battling sudan's army said we have a full commitment to a complete cease-fire and hope the other party will abide by the cease-fire according to the announced time. it is not certain if the army also agreed. it was on tuesday that both sides would abide by a 24 hour humanitarian truce but instead heavy funding continued into wednesday, especially around army headquarters in the center of the city. as you can s

welcome to world news america.dent biden has touched down in belfast at the start of his visit to northern ireland and the irish republic. the trip marks the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. the deal larger brought an end to the 30 year complex in northern ireland -- conflict in northern ireland, but turmoil persists even if less violence than in the past. on wednesday, presidt biden speech before traveling to the republic of ireland. there, and he will celebrate his own family's roots, attending events. there will also be official engagements in dublin. he will leave for america on iday. our correspondent starts with this report. >> air force one arrives at belfast international and northern ireland's first presidential visit in 10 years is underway. time for a short hello with rishi sunak before the president was whisked away for the night. steel is in place in belfast city center in one of the biggest security operations in recent years. >> we have planned for a number of weeks, prepared for variou

america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc newsnchor: this is bbc s america. u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy meets with taiw's leader amid heightened tensions between the u.s. and china. ♪ ukraine's president gets the red carpet treatment in poland. the country has become one of the closest allies since russia's invasion. in brazil at least four children are killed in a school attack. the assailant used a hatchet and handed himself over to police. authorities and the u.k. shut down a popular cybercrime website. genesis mark was one of the world's biggest criminal market places. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. it has been a day of global diplomacy on three fronts. in the program we will be in poland where ukraine president has firmed up ties with one of his closest allies. french president emmanuel macron has been in china trying to convince beijing's leaders to end the war in ukraine. we begin in california where the taiwanese president has been meeting with u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy and a bip

welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. ent biden has concluded a whirlwind tour of northern ireland, set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, which america helped to broker. and that the agreement brought to an end decades of violence. mr. biden hailed the achievements of thace, but his visit came in a difficult time with the parties there and the northern ireland assembly suspended, as it has been since the dup walked out over post brex trade arrangement 14 months ago. since leavin the u.s. on tuesday, mr. biden has had a hectic schedule. on wednesday, he delivered a speech at ulster university before traveling to the republic of ireland. there, he will the exploring his family's roots before heading to dublin. we start our coverage with the present's visit with this report. >> preparing for a president to pass by, every inch of the root is accounted for, a site worth getting up for as the cloc struck midday, the beast on belfast street, president biden's limo wh no shortage of other cars intel -

welce to world news america. tart in new york, where former president donald trump is spending the night, expected to voluntarily surrender and appear in a manhattan court tuesday afternoon on criminal charges linked to a hush money payment to a point star before the 2016 election. trump is the first u.s. president to be indicted on criminal charges. new york is bracing for the historic moment. sarah smith sent this report. sarah: it's not quite a presidential motorcade, but donald trump is still deliberately grabbing attention. >> there he is. sarah: american tv stations carried live his arrival in new york. as a former president, donald trump gets the secret service to cort him into town and he is relishing being back in the limelight. mr. trump: no president in the history of our country has been subjected to such vicious attacks. sarah: he is using the case against him to raise funds. his campgn says it has brought in over $7 million in four days. supporters outside trump tower are adamant he is being victimiz

". >> this is bbc world news america.fire rings out in sudan amid efforts to secure a cease-fire. eyewitnesses describe the terrifying scene. >> obliterated continuously. >> authorities in yemen investigating a crush in the capital but left 78 people died. criminal charges are dropped against the actor alec baldwin. he had faced charges in a fatal shooting of a colleague on set. a spectacular start and a premature ending. the spacex starship explodes in midair. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. in sudan, the sudan -- the turmoil and suffering are getting worse by the day. the fighting started a week ago between rival factions. it has claimed 350 lives. civilians in the capital were trapped between factions and are running low on food and supplies. some have started to get water from the river nile. our reporter says the situation is getting desperate. reporter: i am here in khartoum. the fighting has not stopped for six days. they are running out of water and food. >> the bbc also spoke to th

i'm david wlllis in washington, and this is bbc world news america. the united states has launched a criminal investigation into the leak of dozens of top secret documents — the pentagon says they pose a serious risk to national security. a gunman in the state of kentucky live—streams an attack which left at least four people dead. it's prompted renewed calls for tighter gun controls. 25 years on from the good friday agreement, we look at what's worked, what hasn't, and why. and, a ride meant for a monarch. buckingham palace releases new details about king charles�* coronation, and what will be different this time around. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start here in the united states — where the pentagon says a leak of classified defence department documents poses a �*serious risk�* to national security. as well as some highly—detailed information about the war in ukraine, the documents also contain sensitive details about us allies — and this country�*s dealings with china. it has been described as one of the largest pu

welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe.start in israel where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered the mobilization of police and army reserves following a car ramming attack in tel aviv. one person was killed and five injured. the assailant was shot dead. this comes amid escalating tensions between israel and palestinian militants following rates. israel blames the palestinian militant group hamas for the attacks and reiterated overnight -- retaliated overnight with airstrikes on lebanon and gaza. rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel after the rates. the biggest -- grade the biggest such attack on 17 years. israel responded with airstrikes on the gaza strip in southern lebanon. hours after the airstrikes two israeli sisters that official say were originally from london were killed and their mother injured in a gun attack on a car on the west bank. this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson contains some distressing images. to see: today on this quiet road in the marks of another

new york and this is bbc world news america. no legal headaches.ald trump prepares to turn himself in to authorities following his indictment. he denies his wrongdoing. the reaction has been predictably mixed. >> you should be held responsible for somethinyou do wrong. >> it is a political sha and politically motivated. anchor: ukraine's president attends ceremonies one year after a town was recaptured from russia. and convenience or conspiracy? the idea of the 50 minute city is gaining traction but not everyone is a fan. ♪ anchor: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. donald trump will be the first former u.s. president to face criminal charges after a grand jury indicted him after money paid to stormy daniels. mr. trump is expected to appear in court in new york to face the charges next tuesday. he denies any wrongdoing saying the indictment is political persecution. we begin our coverage with this report from our north american correspondent in new york. reporter: this manhattan courthouse does not normally look like this bu

this is bbc world news america. a messy withdrawal from afghanistan.omplicated search for accountability. the white house releases its reportthe u.s. withdrawal, saying the trump administration was largely to blame. >> always the president's intent to end tha war, but it is undeniable the decisions made and lack of planning done by the previous administration significantly limited options available to him. >> tensions in tennessee as state lawmakers clash over calls for gun control measures. a week ago, a school shooting claimed six lives, including those of threehildren. israel says more than 30 rockets have fired from positions in uthern lebanon. the latest escalation of tensions in the region. a royal reckoning. buckingham palace says king charles supports a study on ties to the british monarchy and historic slave trade. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start tonight with an accounting of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. why it happened the way it did and who is to blame. in a 12 page report, the national secur

this is bbc world news america.orts of violence in sudan despite an extension to the cease fire there. one of sudan's dueling generals tells will not negotiate until the fighting ends. at least 25 people have been killed in ukraine following a series of russian airstrikes. our correspondent is on the ground. and, black sabbath meets ballet. a new production in the u.k. mixing heavy metal and dance. welcome to word news america on pbs and around the globe. we started in sudan where fighting continues as the army and rival militia group accuse each other of breaking an extended cease fire as thousands of people, sudanese as well as many other nationalities, continue to attempt to flee the country. these are pictures from the situation in the capital, khartoum, friday. you can see plumes of smoke on the horizon. we are hearing reports of violence and looting in darfur. our correspondent has been monitoring the situation from judy and has the latest. >> news of a fresh cease-fire in sudan was welcomed by the country's i

welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe.begin in sudan amid reports two warring sides agreed to extend a cease-fire even as clashes have been reported with gunshots shots and fighter jets seen in parts of the country. thousands more sudanese and foreign nationals are fleeing the country. some escaped by boat to saudi arabia. and others to the border with egypt, djibouti. many british nationals are flying to cyprus and from there caroline hawley has the report. >> at the airfield in cartoon, desperate crowds with one hope, to escape. everyone here made a dangerous journey. a military operation described as more complex than the evacuation from afghanistan. nobody knows when the last flight out will go. this airport is the first stop to safety were hundreds of reddish nationals reported out of sudan are now here for flights back to the u.k.. >> we lost everything in escape for our life. >> one fell in fire. the other one was at gunpoint. it was women and children and everything. they shot two people in front of me. >> others s

this is another news, america and also the service of our respected and valuable colleagues . mr. crab at the beginning about the goals of this please explain the meeting to the viewers. the atmosphere of war is doing. now the americans and the westerners and the industrialized countries of the world are looking for the problem of the military countries of the united states by leading the way of the slaves to control mehdi khorsand, an expert on international issues. thank you for your participation and explanations, the media. according to local media , the fire happened on the fourth floor of a residential building in the old alsace neighborhood in the capital of the united arab emirates. most of the residents are foreign workers . political from sudan. sudan's quick response, they publish conflicting news about the control of airports and other sensitive areas . please, about the latest conflict and developments in sudan, and it is possible that the security situation is completely out of control in the capital and other cities outside of korton. and the news is not good news,

america. europe correspondent nick has that story. >> international criminal gangs sinking to new depths to getne into care. marcos subs helping to flood the continent with the drug. this is the first summer rain known to have brought cocaine from south america. the three men on board were arrested after reaching the spanish coast. this is where they lived for nearly a month. it is so cramped and claustrophobic in here. the food they had, energy bars, sardines, the toilet was a back in the corner. they have nothing else. apart from three tons of cocaine in the front, worth morehan 100 million pounds. spanish police said they detected a second cocaine summer rain, but any cargo had disappeared. >> they are very hard to detect. in more than 20 years of traffickers using summering to reach africa and to europe, these two are the first we have seized. >> law enforcement across europe are fighting a surgeon cocaine production. they say they just dismantled the biggest known coke factory, the continent has ever seen. the spanish police have re-created the drugs a factory and the assembly line, starti

america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news> this is bbc "worls america." the international community calls for peace in sudan, rival armed factions remain in conflict, nearly 100 people are confirmed dead in the violence. according russia sentences a prominent critic of vladimir putin 225 years in jail. he is just the latest to run afoul of the russian president. our team at bbc africa investigates a shocking level of child sexual abuse and incest in uganda made worse by the pandemic. plus, bringing the curtain down on one of broadway's most popular musicals. the phantom of the opera takes one last bow. ♪ welcome to "world news america." on pbs and around the globe. we started in sudan where fighting between rival armed factions shows no sign of letting up. violence between the army and a paramilitary group called rapid support forces has left more than 180 people dead now, according to the united nations. both sides claim to control key sides in the capital khartoum, residents have been sheltering from explosions. the fightin

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fox news — america's most popular cable news channel — decides to settle a massive lawsuit out of court accused a of lying about vote—rigging in the last presidential election. in moscow, the american journalist evan gershkovich has appeared in court, three weeks after his arrest on charges of spying. changing the rules — on the forced installation of prepayment energy meters — charities say vulnerable households need far better protection. and in tonight's champions' league, chelsea are out of the competition after losing 4—0 on aggregate to real madrid. and in sport, disappointment for emma raducanu, as the british number one, loses herfirst clay—court match of the year in under an hour. good evening. the state of crisis in the scottish national party has deepened today with the arrest of the party treasurer who was taken into custody this morning by police investigating the snp's finances. colin beattie — who's also a member of the scottish parliament — is on his second stint as party treasurer. police are examining the way in which over half a million pounds of donations were used.

america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news> this is bbc "worls america." as a cease-fire struggles to hold in sudan, the rush to leave the country only intensifies. >> let's finish this job. i know you can. >> u.s. president joe biden launches his reelection campaign amid concerns over his age. he says there is still work to be done. pres. biden: it's time to finish the job. finish the job. ♪ >> plus, he had a voice and he knew how to use it. singer, actor, and noted activists harry of 96. ♪ welcome to "world news america." on pbs and around the globe. we begin the program in sudan, and two very different realities, for those who have been caught up in the conflict. on the one hand are the people who are stuck in the country. when he have used a fragile cease-fire to venture out on the streets for the first time in days. what they found is a once vibrant capital, largely still there, but visibly battered. some gunfire can still be heard. we haven't been able to verify them but videos posted online show people walking through s

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seen as 70 throughout the region that is too close to the united states and does not represent the new americat is why there is a lot of effort being put into strengthening the alternative, the community of latin america and caribbean states, and i think there is more and more of a recognition that oas should go by the wayside in history because it does not represent the new latin america. i do want to say for people who want to join us, there's still room in washington, d.c. you can go to an americanpolicyform.org and you can register -- americanpolicyforum.org and you can register. juan: i wanted to ask about the enormous changes along --among the indigenous peoples of latin america. could you talk about the changes? much of latin american history is also the history of indigenous populations as well as of africans in the african slave trade. can you talk about the enormous changes that are occurring in latin america among the indigenous people? >> medea mentioned the 2019 u.s. -backed coup that ousted indigenous president evo morales . we can look at bolivia is the project that it is, reall