penguin bay which we hope to reopen as sooi'i as penguin bay which we hope to reopen as soon as possibleioned talk of a cover—up, that is something they have been accused of, the zoo on their behalf said they did not want to make it public that this is what happened because they thought it would upset younger visitors but as it stands the penguin area is closed until the investigation into what happened and necessary changes to the enclosure ta ke necessary changes to the enclosure take place. we got there, good to see you, thank you. for the first time in living memory thousands of fountains are being turned off. a vatican spokesman said the move is an act of solidarity with the people of the city who face severe water shortages because of a prolonged drought. james reynolds reports now from rome. you can look up to the sky as much as you want, but right now rain isn't coming to rome. during this dry summer, the vatican is taking emergency steps. it's no good looking for water flowing here in the vatican. the pope has switched off his fountains, hoping to set a good example for the rest

we know penguins are lovable.ive boots because my calves were getting owe are eaten apart. >> little bit. they tends to use their mouths to explore a little bit. which is okay. unless they explore little bit too much. >> yes, absolutely, i think that's a lifeless on for everyone here, this is brand new, brand new penguin here, right? we have lemme. just born this fall. >> l emme hatched out early in the spring. she's swimming around someplace. so she completes our colony 35 penguins strong, the largest colony we've ever had here at adventure aquarium, so lot of animals to look at and see, all spread out throughout the activity, lot of activity. >> so after people come out here, they can hang out, this is a whole deep pool over here. you can see them swimming, which apparently they love to do. >> absolutely. keep themselves nice and clean, always important to organize fitter. >> when you are a member of the aquarium things happen. tomorrow morning we have a special, special membership only breakfast happening. >> a

we are making a penguin. but the biggest challenge besides the heat today was getting the ice to fuse on top. >> getting the ice to fuse. we had another piece on top of here. trying to cut it. small piece. it ended up falling off the back. >> show us something cool. how to make an eye for a penguin to see something. we'll show it here. ready? steve: we are looking for tomorrow and slight risk of storms around the d.m.v. keep an eye to the sky and th download our stormwatch7 app. stay with us. you are watching "abc7 michelle: tensions are rising with north korea. we have a look at the options left to slow their military ambition >> at north korea test launched the first intercontinental ballistic missile they are calling for more sanctions against the rogue nation. >> we have had extensions sanctions regime against north korea, multilateral sanctions to the security council, there has not, not been adequate enforcement of those sanctions. >> the bipartisan bill aims to target chinese financial institutions fun

that's your penguins cap?used on the stanley cup finals than the nba. >> no, but wow, anthony davis is here, that's a treat, that guy is unbelievable. i heimliched a guy. >> jimmy: you did? where? >> yeah, he wasn't choking. [ laughter ] i just wanted to try it out. no, no. a good buddy of mine, this is true, a very good friend of mine, dennis dugan, we were hanging out at his house, everyone had gone home after this party. we were throwing darts. which we used to do a lot. all of a sudden i looked at him, he's really red in the face. then he's kind of getting a shade of blue that was concerning. and he kind of goes, very calmly, kind of goes -- and i look at him and go -- we had a few beers at that point. but i go -- and i go oh, [ bleep ]. and i remembered reading or seeing somewhere or someone explaining what the heimlich maneuver was. i got behind him and i thought, man, i hope this works. and i did it really hard. because you're supposed to. and this thing just shot across the room. and here's what's real

done and melting underway on the sweltering penguin. fast forward to right now and you can see the penguin will soon be a puddle. all of that is part of living in the nation's capital. it is july. we have team coverage of the summer swelter led by jonathan elias on the national mall. jonathan? jonathan: how are you doing? it was oppressive day. now the clouds moved in front of the sun and it feels like we are standing under a shade tree. it's wonderful. when the clouds move away and the sun moves out it's oppressive. triple digits is what it feels like. we have a cooler filled with water. we are handing folks water if they don't have one. don't underestimate this heat. this is a game they are playing in the blue shirts. it's kickball. they have a league out here. on t flag football league. they are playing as if it's normal temperatures. a lot of folks drinking water and staying the hydrated in this weather. don't mess around with it. things could change. sooner than later doug hill and the meteorologist in the weather center. when are

the penguin. >> jimmy: the penguin. i didn't know there are penguins in africa. >> i didn't either.u know, thousands showed up. almost like cousins. like, "oh, he's rich now, let's go hang out at his crib." [ laughter ] until everybody shows up and you can't get rid of them. >> jimmy: i know those cousins. yeah, yeah. i know those cousins. "hey, remember me? your cousin, we were best friends." yeah, yeah, right. but i love this photo you posted. you and your kids playing monopoly? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love monopoly. i love playing games. but, look at this. you said, "nothing like a a competitive game when on vacation. the family that plays monopoly together, in parentheses, argues, but stays together, lol." >> you can't play monopoly without arguing. >> jimmy: no, of course. also, the rules are different. everyone has different rules. free parking. you put money under the -- >> oh, i'm on go. but, you didn't pass go. you don't get the $200. >> jimmy: you don't! >> you gotta pass it. >> jimmy: it says, "pass, go. >> you gotta pass go. >> jimmy: you don't get it there. >> but, you kno

the british publisher will still retain a 25% stake in penguin. sanofi is buying the biotech company protein sciences for an initial price of $650 million. the french drugmaker will pay an extra $100 million upon the achievement of certain milestones sanofi says the deal will expand its flu vaccine portfolio. >>> and a 0.5% drop in quarterly like-for-like sales that kept the quarterly guidance unchanged. the ceo says recovery is on track and first-quarter trading was in line with the company's expectations like-for-like global sales fell less than analyst forecast with a 1.2% drop in the first quarter. >>> and amid growing investor frustration with a lack of structure reform in central and eastern europe, the ims is holding a conference in croatia with the aim of promoting greater integration between regional economies we're at the conference in right now. karen, i thought i was lucky going to the south of france for work, but it looks like the scene behind you is just as beautiful, if not more so. >> reporter: it is beautiful here, gemma, and it

. >> syd for sidney crosby of the penguins. he is a big penguin fan.thomas. >> let's talk about the weather. right now it depends where are you what you're seeing outside. >> absolutely right, shawn, not as much coverage. few storms that popped up today have been slow movers and tend to rain themselves out on the same area and that's been a concern after what happened yesterday. although it looks to me like things are winding down. i won't sound the all clear until after 8:00 but looks better than it did yesterday at this point anyway a look at radar and a storm here towards prince george county and eastern portion of the district that seemed to be repeatedly pounding down on this area and it certainly was with heavy rain, lightning, but that one is just about done now. so, notice how it tends to derain itself out in the same positi watching this is getting weaker by khan tilly and dulles and it's barely been moving i'll put in in motion for the lasts hour they tend to stay over the same area and rain hard. we've been concerned with this one about that

shares in pearson have risen after the company said it was selling a 22% stake in book publisher penguins expected to raise about £776 million and pearson said it would return £300 million to shareholders.after the deal, pearson will still have a 25% stake in penguin random house. let's have a look at the markets. that's it semi—, i'll be back in one hour's time with business news. thank you, charlotte. they might be places that you assume are generations apart — but for the first time in the uk, a nursery and a care home are closing the age gap. it's an idea which has already been adopted by other countries, such as the united states and japan, but from september, britain willjoin them by opening a joint site for youngsters and elderly residents. graham satchell went to find out more. singing a large care home in south london and the sound of a nursery rhyme. young and old singing, playing, interacting together. when it officially opened in september, this will be the first nursery in the country to be cited in the grounds of a care home. children spend more of their time away from othe

two lesbian penguins are writing a folk song about it. [ laughter ] >> seth: a california elementaryced on lockdown recently after a black bear was spotted wandering around the parking lot. >> meanwhile, white bears walking around all over the place. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> seth: according to a recent article, 2% of americans are vegan. >> while 100% of lesbians are vajitraian. >> seth: jenny! [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> i'm sorry. i should have said dicktose intolerant. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: yeah, all right with that. i'm all right with that. according to a recent study, black americans get less sleep than white americans. >> because when you sleep, they get you. [ laughter ] >> seth: amber! >> just kidding. they get you what you're driving. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, this next joke about latinas. jenny, you're latina, why don't you tell it? >> ehh -- four jokes a night is my limit, but i brought up a backup latina. hey, come on out! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: america ferrera, everybody! all right. you know how this works, america. here we go. according

then an hour done and melting underway on the sweltering penguin. fast forward to right now and you can see the penguin will soon be a puddle. all of that is part of living in the nation's capital. it is july. we have team coverage of the summer swelter led by jonathan elias on the national mall. jonathan? jonathan: how are you doing? it was oppressive day. now the clouds moved in front of the sun and it feels like we are standing under a shade tree. it's wonderful. when the clouds move away and the sun moves out it's oppressive. triple digits is what it feels like. we have a cooler filled with water. we are handing folks water if they don't have one. don't underestimate this heat. this is a game they are playing in the blue shirts. it's kickball. they have a league out here. on t

many penguins fans are steelers fans who happened to lose to the patriots earlier this year.eren't thrilled to see brady with their hockey trophy. twitter users seemed most concerned about brady's physically touching the cup. >> who allowed this? >> i know. there should be an investigation. >> that be being said -- >> other people get to touch the stanley cup. doesn't everybody get to touch the stanley cup? >> not tom brady. >> not tom brady, no. >> but he is a winner, maybe he'll give them good luck. >>> there's nothing like reliving the glory days especially if you're hall-of-famer deion sanders. >> so primetime did a little time traveling with his son. taking him to his alma mater florida state university. where sanders was an all american in football and played baseball and ran track. >> underachiever. >> after touring the locker room, his son was very excited to head through the tunnel onto the seminoles' field of glory, but dad had other plans. >> you ain't ready to come out that gate. that's why i told them to lock it. i told them to lock it. you ain't ready to walk ou

he work at penguin, my editor sent it to me and i said, no, no, not a plan. i told you that. and i left it on my desk, not the cover but just the verse. the most comprehensive plan proposed to reverse global warming and i looked at and it i thought, he's right, actually, it is a plan. he saw -- where i was hung up is the idea that we made a plan, our staff and our fellows. we didn't make a plan. we found it. it is a plan. it's us. we know what to do. we're on the case. we're not numb skills. we're not stupid. we actually care and we're thinking about our children, the future, the place, this extraordinary home we call earth, and we're on it. and a one of- -- a one of this solutions in place around the world, and this is humanity's collective wisdom at work. didn't come from paris, didn't come from some hierarchy. it came from this sort of mysterious way the human beings have of being wise and a collective way that may not understand as an individual, and so that's -- this is -- she's our client. we had a big picture. that's our client and this is the language, just briefly, i

old penguins. economic development is all about really pleased to report this quarter we are six point zero. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think back that i see mike do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart a says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. it would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society. the part of the government try to do. might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is. hopelessly dishonest recently roam the knot winds up. on a flimsy off let down one minute and a time the definition is enough. once you king that he needs. to take them you know equal city. and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. not. going to know what the. south is out. in this just feeling if one means a leftist that yo

whole penguins. i suppose it's time to speak the obvious cold war two point zero is officially on though this cold war is different and possibly far more dangerous these are uncharted waters as the trump white house attempts to find its footing. you can see the border from here the. steel fence on this side. says this isn't this is. and this is. you have every right to be here have the right to call collect might be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called arizona border recon we or the standalone into t. . that is doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the filings is escalating because it's. really good when somebody calls you know basically they believe that their range is there and they don't believe. that is taking responsibility for their security which we would for. any. that there already yes it will be in the thought of getting up there calling us implementing. the opposition in venezuela calls for get more protests follow

i'm pretty sure penguins can't fly, but in japan, they made it possible. >> that's hilarious. >> what is that? >> this is at the sunshine aquarium in tokyo. they just redid the heavenly oasis section there. and they incorporated the tokyo skyline into that. that's not a wall painted, you guys. that's part of the display. >> that's so smart. >> they're swimming around saying, see, we can do it. >> totally. you know what else is cool? that little spider. on top of a watch. >> no way. >> yeah nap is a tiny little spid spider. it's cool we get to see this video and check it out up close. >> did you see that? that is what you call a -- the woman who posted this on her lady naturalist channel says it landed on her husband's arm. since she loves spiders, she broke out her note 5 and it got this video. this is great advertisement for the note 5. but this is really cool video. look how cute it is. i mean, oli, i know how you have a thing about spiders but isn't this one cute? >> i like its lines. cool markings. >>> that guy's running to catch his flight sort of. >> he risks his neck ducking un

and pearson, as well. 22% stake in penguin random house. keep an eye on that. reiterating the 2017. talk about u.k. politics. plenty of that coming up. as is bloomberg. ♪ as ♪ guy: welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. s equities about to open here in europe. the first trade of the day. matt miller is back in berlin. what are we watching this morning? is britain heading for cross party cooperation? ideas for the opposition in a speech later today. the view from professor john curtis. the president's oldest son was told

i was in college that it was the great file for obscenity in england, later chatterley's lover, a penguin book was brought up. on charges of insanity and when penguin books triumphed it was a great blow against the forces of censorship so that's what i have stood for and my particular way of federalism was suppressedfor many years . the, my feminism predates second wave feminism which was created by betty free dan with her cofounding of now in 1966. i was already a feminist because i was directly impacted by first wave feminism in the early 1960s, 1961 when i was 14 years old, i suddenly became obsessed with amelia ehrhardt after an article about yet another clue was found, whatever. and i embarked on almost 3 year research project in high school into amelia ehrhardt. i went to all kinds of places, i ransacked the old newspapers and the bowels of the surgeon's library and also i was obsessed with katharine hepburn who i began to see on late-night tv. i was getting from catherine i did not realize where decades was the real flame of first wave feminism. it was her mother was the head of th

venture partner, the $1 billion sales leaves him a holding in penguin bolstering the balance sheet the ending down 5% take a look at marks & spencer, trading in the red posting a slower decline in quarterly clothing sales but disappointing food sales weighing on the staff. the new ceo says the turn around plan is on track by the way, uk retail sales came out this morning positive read. warm weather and the religious holiday eve is said to have boosted sales. we finish with a couple of bright spots in europe we travel from tui announcing they sold the remaining 8.5 million shares in global shipping company hapag lloyd they look to transform its tourism business that stock up just fractionally. hapag up 10% on the day. back to you. >> thank you very much >>> let's send it over to sue herrera with the news update >> hello, mike hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour president tweeting he's working thoord secure los angeles bid to host the 2024 olympics it comes as an l.a. committee arrived in switzerland to present its bid. los angeles and pair ris competing to stage the 20

below estimates and earnings guidance is a little soft, down 5% pearson is selling a 22% stake in penguinmhouse to joint bertlesman for $1 billion to bolster its balance sheet and return cash to shareholders. pearson slipping, down 6% this morning. >>> other stocks to watch, jcpenney's ceo is leaving the company effective today. the retailer's chief accounting officer will serve as interim cfo while the company looks for a replacement. that's never a good sign >>> citrix is replacing its ceo again. tataranov is separating from the company about a year after taking the job former cfo dan henshaw will take over. >>> and shares of vista outdoors getting a bump after its ceo announced retirement independent board member michael callahan will serve as interim chairman and ceo while the company conducts a search for its replacement. >>> we're also keeping an eye on shares of snap that stock closed below its ipo price of $17 a share for the first time ever. snap is now down 30% since going public back in march. >>> the billionaire battle over encore electric is heating up. in an exclusive interv

chessington world of adventures says eight penguins were killed when a fox broke into their enclosure. we'll be in chessington to get the latest. and we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's headlines in the papers — joining me will be lucy fisher from the times and the journalist and broadcaster, aasmah mir. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm leah boleto — coming up on the programme tonight: pool perfection. adam peaty breaks his 50 — metres breaststroke record twice in one day. a "devastated" greg rutherford pulls out of the world athletics championships — injury means he won't defend his long jump title. more criticism for the rfu — now mps want to know why they're not renewing the contracts of the england women's 15. and i'm in the netherlands at the women's european football championships as england and scotla nd championships as england and scotland prepare for their crucial final group matches. the day started with a bang for adam peaty — and itjust got better. he smashed his own world record in the 50—metres b

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugelchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. welcome back to newsday on the bbc. thank you forjoining us. our top stories: president trump's eldest son could be called to testify in the us congress over allegations of russian interference in last year's election. and after his latest setback, the us president says the new republican healthca re setback, the us president says the new republican healthcare policy should let obamaca re new republican healthcare policy should let obamacare fail. let's take a look at what is making headlines in newspapers from around the world. new us sanctions against iran feature widely on the front pages, including that of gulf news. it says tehran's parliament retaliated by voting for extra funding for its missile programme, a move described by the speaker, ali larijani, as showing the americans that iran will resist them with all its power. the japan times covers the rise of abandoned babies in south korea. it says it is because of new chil

shares in pearson have risen after the company said it was selling a 22% stake in book publisher penguinll have a 25% stake in penguin random house. let's have a look at markets. the ftse is lower this afternoon because of the lower oil price. oil prices have fallen today as global oversupply encouraged several banks to cut their price forecasts. that's all the business news. thank you. see you then. whether time? it is. a little bit of a change. here is chris. hi there. a change. here is chris. hi there. a change in the weather with these sunny skies, it was pretty warm as well. temperatures around the greater london area reached 27 celsius in the sunshine, but today it's a different story. cloudy skies, outbreaks of rain on the way. because of this area of low pressure. it will be bringing the wet weather all across england. further north, the weather, a little bit drier at times. some of that rain has already arrived across southern wales. looking at this weather watcher picture, it has already turned pretty heavy. the rest of the afternoon, the band of rain will be swinging its way i

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugeme had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: after venezuela's referendum, president trump has threatened "strong and swift economic action" if plans to rewrite the constitution go ahead. russia suggests a deal could be close on two russian bases they could be returned from america. if there are talks, the government in seoul says they could be held in the demilitarised zone between the two countries. previous talks have been held at tongilgak. just a few kilometres from there is dorasan, a disused train station, once a beacon of hope and a symbol of the sunshine policy, now a dead end. steven evans took the train there and back from seoul. this is the train to the dmz from seoul, one of the most bizarre train journeys in the world. it goes up from the south korean capital to the border with north korea, and then it returns. this bridge is a new bridge. the old one was destroyed in the korean war. it is a politicaljourney. it is designed to make

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge could barely stand. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i, in singapore. i'm babita sharma, in london. our top stories: the us president donald trump has called on senate republicans to postpone their summer holiday until they have kept their signature promise to ditch 0bamacare. donald trump ‘s son, his son—in—law and campaign managerare donald trump ‘s son, his son—in—law and campaign manager are expected to testify as part of the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the election. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the international edition of the financial times reports on a first major setback for president macron of france. his premiership has been rocked by the resignation of the head of the armed services. it follows a row over a major cut in defence spending. the china daily features a story about trade between china and america. the chinese government has urged washington to loosen outdated restrictions on the export of high tech produc

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugee had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the nobel committee says china bears a heavy responsibility for the death of the peace prize winner, the jailed chinese dissident liu xiaobo. donald trump has hinted he might reconsider his position on the climate change agreement, after meeting france's president macron in paris. and these pictures of a couple having a bit of a mishap as they practised their traditional first dance for their wedding is proving popular on bbc.com. andy and sharon price hoped to recreate a lift move from the film dirty dancing, only to run straight into each other, and both end up unconscious. they didn't suffer any serious harm, but they say they're now downgrading their plans to a simple slow dance when their big day comes around. let's return to the death of liu xiaobo. interesting to hear that few people knew about liu xiaobo because of china's strict

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugerds. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a women has been shot dead and three others injured while waiting to vote in an unofficial referendum in venezuela. the vote has been organised by the opposition against government plans to rewrite the constitution. police in spain have accused an organised crime group of trading meat across europe that's unfit for humans. more than 60 people have been arrested. an international robotics competition for young people starts today in washington. it's called the first global challenge, and aims to help young people excel in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. high schools from all over the world will compete but one of the teams had a trickier route to the finals than most. heidi ghaichem explains. rejected after two rounds of interviews and banned from entering the united states, these young women never gave up the fight of achieving their dream. after an exhausting flight, the team

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugead eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the headlines: in the us, two more republican senators have said they will oppose president trump's proposed healthcare bill. it's now impossible for the bill to pass in its current form. north korea has yet to respond to military talks proposed by the south, in an effort to de—escalate tensions. they would be the first high—level talks since 2015. recent ballistic missile tests by north korea have heightened hostilities. south korea's president moonjae—in has long signalled he wants closer engagement with the north. if there are talks, the government in seoul says they could be held in the demilitarised zone between. previous talks have been held at tongilgak. just a few kilometres from there is dorasan, a disused train station, once a beacon of hope and a symbol of the sunshine policy, now a dead end. steven evans took the train there and back from seoul. this is the train to the dmz from seoul, one of the most bizarre train

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on huge shoalh they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a new witness has come forward to donald trumpjunior‘s meeting with a russian lawyer during last year's election campaign. he's a former soviet intelligence agent. speaking at commemorations to mark the first anniversary of the truck attack in nice, emmanuel macron has said france will fight without mercy to protect its values from terrorists. in michigan, more than 100 iraqi christians are fighting deportation amid an immigration crackdown ordered by the trump administration. most were detained for visa violations that had been ignored by us officials for several years. many in the community supported mr trump's presidential campaign and say they never thought they'd be targeted. here's their story. they were asking was i was ok and i was in yeah, k. but no. june 11 was a sunday morning and my family andi june 11 was a sunday morning and my family and i were getting ready to go to church. the doorbell rang and they'd b

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. i'm babita sharma, in london. our top stories: a woman has been shot dead and three others injured while waiting to vote in an unofficial referendum in venezuela. the vote was organised by the opposition against government plans to rewrite the constitution. police in spain have accused an organised crime group of trading meat across europe that's unfit for humans. more than 60 people have been arrested. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. let's start with japan times. it says that a recent scandal is taking its toll on prime minister shinzo abe's approval ratings. according to the paper the approval rating for abe's cabinet has taken a 9.1—point plunge sincejune and now stands at 35.8%, the lowest since he took office in december 2012. business times says that asia is under—insured and economically vulnerable to cyber attacks. it quotes a study by pwc as s

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge barely stand. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: senior russian and us officials have been locked in talks over whether to hand back two diplomatic compounds seized by the obama administration last year. just two weeks after north korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test, seoul proposes military talks with pyongyang. a taiwanese woman has been granted a divorce after her husband ignored her text messages. the "line" app showed that he'd opened the messages but hadn't replied to any of them and a judge ruled in her favour. that story is popular on bbc.com across asia. let's ta ke let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. let's start with the new york times. it is running a story about the blockade imposed on qatar by its arab neighbours. the paper gives examples of how much qatar has developed in the past decade, and claims that its foreign policy and transformation into a freewheeling hub are

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the white house says president trump held further discreet talks with the russian president during the recent g20 summit. the unhcr says increasing numbers of refugees crossing from libya to italy are losing their lives. american doctors have declared that the world's first double hand transplant on a child has proved a success, 18 months after the operation. ten—year—old zion harvey, who lost his hands and feet because of sepsis, is now able to write, feed and dress himself, and even swing a baseball bat. greg dawson reports. within days he was able to make small movements. thank you to their pa rents for small movements. thank you to their parents for giving me their son's hands because they didn't have to do that if they didn't want to. there have been serious setbacks when his body showed signs of rejecting his new hands but they were overcome with medication. more than a year after surgery he

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugefood, pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the white house says president trump held further discreet talks with the russian president during the recent 620 summit. president trump's eldest son could be called to testify in the us congress over allegations of russian interference in last year's election. an american boy who made history as the world's first child with a double hand transplant is now able to write, feed and dress himself. it is two years since zion harvey was given new hands. he is now ten, and his doctors say they are amazed by and so proud of his progress. here is his extraordinary story. i just want to write a letter to the parents for giving me their son's hands, because they didn't have to do that if they didn't want to. look at that! up, up, up! nice! all right, come and get me. squeeze, squeeze and open. open, open, open, open, open. 6ood. all the way up. wow! are you ready? eyes on the ball. head in t

after the deal, pearson will still have a 25% stake in penguin random house.too happy. indeed not. they say they have invested substantially to ensure their customers get a great deal and excellent coverage. they are ina deal and excellent coverage. they are in a sense in their eyes being punished. the smaller players are saying, well, actually, you don't give us enough market shares of cannot afford to invest. we have to have more infrastructure, so 0fcom is going to have to find a very careful way through this minefield. let's get on to pearson. shares initially rose when they said they we re initially rose when they said they were selling their stake but by the end of the day, it looked like they we re end of the day, it looked like they were going into negative territory, why is that? we started off by getting the news they were going to getting the news they were going to get about $1 billion, but of course, they are giving up about £60 million of profit so it is not a fabulous deal, it is a better deal because they are making their business cleaner and m

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on huge shoallchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a former soviet intelligence officer has been identified as a lobbyist who met donald trumpjunior during the us presidential campaign. the french city of nice has held a service of remembrance for the 86 victims of the bastille day truck attack, which took place exactly one year ago. here in london, two teenagers have been arrested after a series of acid attacks on thursday evening. five people had acid thrown in their faces in separate incidents. one is said to have life—changing injuries. the attacks were carried out at five separate locations in east london, within the space of less than 90 minutes. this report from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford contains some disturbing images from the start. in the aftermath of an acid attack last night... where does it hurt? in your eyes? we need to try to get water in your eyes. keep your eyes open. ..police officers desperately tryin

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: three years after malaysian airlines flight, mhi7, was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remains locked in a brutal stalemate. in the us, two more republican senators have said they will oppose president trump's proposed healthcare bill. it's now impossible for the bill to pass in its current form. the us president has issued his sharpest statement yet on the economic and political crisis in venezuela. mr trump has threatened nicolas maduro's government with strong and swift economic action if it goes ahead with plans to scrap the national assembly and rewrite the constitution. this weekend millions of people took part in an unofficial vote rejecting president maduro's plans, and the opposition has called a general strike later this week. mr trump described him as a bad leader who dreams of becoming a dictator. i spoke to suzanne kianpour in washington. there's been a lot of unrest and violence

thunder star won the trophy over kris bryant of the chicago cubs, sidney crosby of the pittsburgh penguinsmpic swimmer michael phelps. "it's been an unbelievable journey for me," said westbrook, a fashion fiend who adjusted his black shirt and green pants with wide white stripes before he spoke. "i want to make sure i look good first."biles became the most decorated u.s. olympic gymnast at the rio de janeiro games, winning five medals, golds and a bronze. she beat out olympic swimmer katie ledecky, wnba parker and serena williams for the honor. (darya) peyton manning was the host and kevin durant was the target of a lot of jokes. it doesn't look like durant found many of the jokes funny. he sat there with a straight face. (darya) russell westbrook won best male athlete at the espys, while olympic gymnast simone biles earned best female athlete honors wednesday night.westbook was the n

iny are selling a stake penguin random house for $1 billion.e selling the state to its publishing partner. of value ofenguin $3.5 billion. snap chairs of fallen the flow there ipo price for the first time. in techcent declines stocks worldwide, snap needs to prove it is not just an experiment. facebook is copying its most popular teachers. that is the bloomberg is this flash. mark: let's focus on the second quarter earning seasons. tim, thanks for joining us. this chart is wonderful. it's wonderful and telling us what is being happening in europe. it's very different from what's going on in previous years. tim: it is. positive expectations for the year had, estimates start high and they get revised down. the environment influences that. this year has been very different in terms of stoxx 600 earnings expectations. that has been quite stable. in prior years, they have been down anywhere roman 6% to 10%. -- from 6% to 10%. economic activity has been robust this year. look at the pmi's locally, but especially in europe and we are in uncharted terr

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on huge shoalod, pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump has publicly hinted that american policy could shift yet again on the paris climate accord, despite last month's decision to withdraw. china's best—known political prisoner, the nobel peace prize winner liu xiaobo, has died of cancer after eight years in jail. it has been called the world's deadliest migration route. the sea crossing from libya to europe has claimed more than 2,000 lives so far this year. an italian delegation has been in libya, trying to stop the people smugglers who send thousands of migrants across the mediterranean. coastguards have taken to burning smugglers‘ boats to stem the flow, although that can leave migrants more vulnerable in less seaworthy dinghies. this from our europe editor katya adler. italy is keen to crack down on the people smugglers, but charities working on the front line accuse the eu of cutting back on rescue missions, in an at

finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a hugeeaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: oj simpson, the former football star and actor, has won parole after serving nine years in prison. he's expected to be released in october. two of the largest market places, in a hidden area of the internet known as the dark web, have been shut down. the alphabay and hansa sites had been associated with the trade in drugs, weapons, counterfeit goods and stolen data. the operation to shut them down involved police in america and europe. angus crawford has the story. hidden, illegal and hugely profitable. hansa and alphabay — from drugs to guns, credit cards to counterfeit goods. now closed permanently, thanks to operation bearnet. good morning. this is the largest, dark market web—based take—down in world history. announced in washington, to celebrate the work of police in the us and in europe, for shutting down 40,000 illegal sellers. this is two of the top three marketplaces. we've taken out the infrastruct