y al sur está la patagonia, una región con zonas frías.u búsqueda. arturo llega al hotel. tiene algo importante que mostrarle a raquel. encontré esto entre las cosas de mi madre. este es angel a los veinte años. iarturo, esto es estupendo! hay que hacer una copia para don fernando. claro. además nos va a servir para la búsqueda. la búsqueda los lleva a esta sección de buenos aires, la boca. la boca es una zona en el puerto de buenos aires. esa es la calle caminito. la última vez que vi a mi hermano, fue aquí. sus amigos vivían por aquí. el problema es encontrar a alguien que lo recuerde. y si preguntamos en las tiendas... empecemos por ahí. perdón, buenas tardes. estamos buscando a esta persona. ( hablan en voces bajas ) gracias. mujer: ¿y están frescos? claro. todo el pescado y los mariscos que hay aquí están frescos. a ver... a mi marido le gustan los langostinos. langostinos. y también los mejillones. mejillones. mire qué mejillones. mmm. ¿no le gustan los calamares? tengo unos calamares bien bonitos. no. déme medio kilo de langostinos

i have a home in patagonia. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> francis: far away from any restaurant., no phone. >> anthony: i mean, it's a little anti-social. for a guy who's a communicator, you're all over television. >> francis: yeah. i'm not very social. >> anthony: chef/restauranteur francis mallmann is one of the biggest and most influential figures in latin american gastronomy. a tv star, head of a restaurant empire, and now, in middle age, gives delightfully few -- about anything unimportant. >> francis: this is a restaurant i love, carlitos. he serves you whatever he has, there's no menu. >> anthony: of all the places in the world that francis mallmann can eat, and has eaten, it's this place he wanted to take me. bodegón don carlitos. >> francis: it's him and his wife in the kitchen with the two daughters. there's nobody else. and they've been open for 45 years. >> anthony: an unassuming, family-run joint across from the soccer stadium. so, who are the customers, ordinarily? >> francis: he, you know, he doesn't have prices. it's fun because you see very simple people and if y

andrew foster, a 32-year-old from wales, who works for outdoor clothing company patagonia, died in one of a series of rock falls on wednesday. his wife lucy was hurt. the double slides left a lot of visitors with frayed nerves. >> it's elcap. not really sure what just fell, but something did, something big. holy [ bleep ]. that was loud. >> there's just cracking, a bunch of noise and then smoke started coming down like crazy. >> reporter: before and after photos show the face of el capitan now scarred. thuk dust filled the valley making half dome invisible. canadian climber peter zebrock and others watched it all from another summit. >> absolutely unbelievable. we are on the summit. we are all safe. thanks be to god. >> a park spokesperson said slides this rare are large, but rocks do break loose in yosemity about 80 times a year. >> we spoke with some climbers who have seen the dangers up close. >> rock climbers know it's a very risky sport, but that's also part of the draw. i spoke with one local climber who has a lot of experience with el capitan and even plans to return in about a

andrew foster, a 32-year-old from wales, who works for outdoor clothing company patagonia, died in one of a series of rock falls on wednesday. his wife lucy was hurt. the double slides left a lot of visitors with frayed nerves. >> it's elcap. not really sure what just fell, but something did, something big. holy [ bleep ]. that was loud. >> there's just cracking, a bunch of noise and then smoke started coming down like crazy. >> reporter: before and after photos show the face of el capitan now scarred. thuk dust filled the valley making half dome invisible. canadian climber peter zebrock and others watched it all from another summit. >> absolutely unbelievable. we are on the summit. we are all safe. thanks be to god. >> a park spokesperson said slides this rare are large, but rocks do break loose in yosemity about 80 times a year. >> we spoke with some climbers who have seen the dangers up close. >> rock climbers know it's a very risky sport, but that's also part of the draw. i spoke with one local climber who has a lot of experience with el capitan and even plans to return in about a

from patagonia to buenos aires, and the spectacular iguazu falls.t constraints on the official rate have eased, there is longer any advantage to changing on the streets. so these days i recommend taking a credit card or two, and some us dollars. though you shouldn‘t need too many, because argentina remains outstanding value. whether you‘re contemplating a trip to the nation next door, or the end of the earth, i‘m here to help. so e—mail your question, and i will do my very best to find you an answer. from me, simon calder, the global guru, bye for now and see you next time. japan‘s food can bejust jaw—dropping, and most people new to the country make a beeline for the yakitori joints or sushi stands you‘ll find everywhere. i have been in tokyo for three years now, and i love japanese food. but there is still some ifind quite intimidating. so, with a little help from my translator, i‘m taking my tastebuds on a trip through this country, to try and understand what i‘m missing out on. wow, look at this octopus. this is tokyo‘s tsukiji market, the world

from patagonia to buenos aires, and the spectacular iguazu falls.get money for your trip was on the blackmarket. we are interrupting the travel show for some breaking news about an arrest in connection with the bomb attack at parsons green tube station yesterday. let's cross to scotland yard, our correspondent dan freedman. we had this statement in the last couple of minutes from scotla nd the last couple of minutes from scotland yard. what were they saying? we thought it had gone quiet from police, that's why, they've been working on this operation and they have said detectives investigating the parsons green terror attack yesterday have made an arrest, an 18—year—old man arrested by kent police in the port area of dover this morning. that was under section 41 of the terrorism act, a significant case, it seems that person was trying to leave the uk. he is in custody at a local police station and will now be transferred toa station and will now be transferred to a south london police station in due course. the deputy assistant commissioner is a coor

in a statement, patagonia the outdoor clothing company which andrew foster worked for said he was a muchsionate climber, mountaineer and skier who loved being in the out doors. his wife remains in hospital where she is being treated for serious injuries. richard galpin, bbc news. the aviation minister, lord callanan, has accused ryanair of behaving "disgracefully" towards its passengers for its handling of the cancellation of thousands of flights. the civil aviation authority accused the airline of "persistently misleading passengers" about the kind of compensation they can claim. ryanair says it will fully comply with all the requirements. former ira members could for the first time face criminal charges in connection with their alleged role in the events of bloody sunday in 1972. thirteen people were shot dead when soldiers opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in londonderry. another died later of his injuries. the police began an investigation into bloody sunday after a public inquiry found the shootings were unjustified. prosecutors are already considering whether to charge some

in a statement, patagonia, the outdoor clothing company which andrew foster worked for, said: his wife headlines: the governor of the bank of england gives his clearest signal yet that interest rates are set to rise for the first time in ten years. ukip has elected a new leader — the former army officer and one—time liberal democrat parliamentary candidate henry bolton. ryanair agrees to make sure passengers affected by cancellations are made aware of their rights. now on bbc news, a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30 tonight. we have a packed programme this evening, with the latest on ben stokes, four days after his arrest. his england team have been in action today as well. their last match against the west indies. we look ahead to the weekend football. manchester city have had bad news ahead of the standout match of the weekend against chelsea. sergio aguero has broken rib in a car crash and he is out. we will also get reaction from birmingham. they are one step closer to hosting the commonwealth games in 2022. is all coming up in sportsday with me, 0lly foster, at 6.30. now, time for

in a statement, patagonia, the outdoor clothing company which andrew foster worked for, said he was aospital where she is being treated for serious injuries. richard galpin, bbc news. ina in a moment, the business news, first, the headlines... the governor of the bank of england gives his clearest signal yet that interest rates are set to rise for the first time in ten years. ajudge has ruled one of the alleged kidnappers of british model chloe ayling should be extradited to italy to face trial. the government is urged to halt the roll—out of the universal credit benefits system amid warnings families could be left homeless and destitute. hello. in the business news... the uk's economy grew at a slower yearly pace than previously thought in the three months leading up tojune. gross domestic product grew by 1.5% from a year earlier, down from the earlier estimate of 1.7%. the office of national statistics said a key factor behind the fall was a drop in activity in the film industry following a particularly strong june. london house prices have fallen for the first time in eight years.

in a statement, patagonia, the outdoor clothing company which andrew foster worked for, said he was a parliamentary thought he announced today. you will remember the bell told for the last time in august. the repair works we re time in august. the repair works were supposed to cost £29 million. we now have been told they will cost £61 million. french art experts say a charcoal drawing of a nude woman which has been in a french collection for 150 years could be a sketch for the mona lisa. it has previously been attributed to leonardo da vinci‘s studio but not the artist himself. experts say it is almost certainly a preparatory work foran oil painting. was by the artist. well, i am well, iam not well, i am not a leonardo specialist andi well, i am not a leonardo specialist and i have only seen photographs but it looks like a drawing of the most extraordinary quality. the fact it is suggested it is in the right time period and possibly by leonardo is very exciting. can you tell us more about the tests? howdy you prove something is by an artist? it is difficult to prove. in this case we w

in a statement, patagonia the outdoor clothing company which andrew foster worked for,l said he was a and skier who loved being in the out doors. his wife remains in hospital where she is being treated for serious injuries. richard galpin, bbc news. the bbc understands that armoured vehicles designed to protect british troops from roadside bombs in iraq and afghanistan keep breaking down. it's understood that in hot conditions there are serious reliability problems with the foxhound vehicles, which cost nearly £1 million each. the ministry of defence says the foxhound has been keeping soldiers safe. french art experts say a charcoal drawing of a nude woman — which has been in a french collection for 150 years — could be a sketch for the mona lisa. it had previously been attributed to the leonardo da vinci's studio, but not the artist himself. experts say it is almost certainly a preparatory work for an oil painting and is of truly remarkable quality. joining me now for more on this is art historian and presenter britain's lost masterpieces bendor grosvenor. do you think it's real? i'm