south africa are the oponents in perth as they begin their first global tournament under new head coachbviously not favourites. we're coming in with some really good form a few indifferent performances, but i think we have a really good chance, we have world class players is improving all the time. world—class players who have proven it out here in australian conditions, a lot of players are played out here and her success as well. 0urfirstjob is to get to the semifinals, then anything can happen. it's only a matter of hours to go now before the huge world heavyweight rematch between tyson fury and deontay wilder almost 15 months on from their controversial draw in la. this time, it's in vegas, and that's where our reporter ade adedoyen is for us this evening. all the talking is done, the next time the fighters see each other will be in the ring behind me to settle their differences. we have been waiting 15 months for this rematch, or that the ingredients are there for it to be a great night. they couldn't split the judges that night in la. i've spoken to lots of people who have descend

jo currie reports from perth..heir size, male or female, made it to a world cup until now. is that you have them winning the toss and putting themselves into bat, but the size of bit house they were up against became clear early on, they lost early wickets and runs were ha rd to lost early wickets and runs were hard to come by. in fact, only two of their bats women made it into double figures, but they dug in. eventually, thailand finished the innings on 78—9, a respectable score for a world cup debut. that should have been a relatively easy target for the 2016 champions, but the windies wobbled with the bat, at one stage, found themselves on 27—3, with thailand threatening a huge upsetin with thailand threatening a huge upset in this tournament. eventually, they show to a seven wicket victory. it was a bit of a nervous moment. i think they are really good bowlers. i reckon, you know, in a few years time, they will definitely give teams challenges. i'm really pleased that we get to go over that hurdle today. yeah,

under the lights here in perth.. they were made to bat. early wickets caught them out and when captain heather knight fell, there were 43 for three. the wickets kept falling. causing more south african delight. some resistance was offered with a half—century before she succumbed. south africans took control from the start. more big hitting followed leaving them needing nine of the final six balls. two boundaries were enough to seal the victory. south africa elated, england beaten and needing to reassess. this world cup is proving it is difficult to live up to the tag of favourites. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now it is time for click. over the next few decades, the stress on that most essential of resources, water, is likely to become one of the biggest issues that many people around the world will face. already, 2 billion don't have access to clean drinking water. and for half of them, it would take at least 30 minutes to reach any. so nick kwek has been finding out how that s

our cricket reporter, henry moeran, has more from perth.aining games to conclude the tournament's action here in perth, australia. looking to bounce back against india playing the sri lankan side. not large expectations going into the game but afar expectations going into the game but a far close amounts than many anticipated. australia is that 123 for victory, and they fell early on for victory, and they fell early on for 10—3. the only meg lanning got them close before ellyse perry hit them close before ellyse perry hit the winning runs to get australia back on track. the day's second game so back on track. the day's second game so india against bangladesh. it was lit up by the 16—year—old opener who hit 79 from 30 deliveries. bangladesh eventually fell 18 runs short. 21121; bangladesh eventually fell 18 runs short. 211211 india and setting the pace for the g20 women's world cup. it's good for us and we just want to ta ke it's good for us and we just want to take the moments. we are not really thinking about what happened before, we are w

jo currie reports from perth.urn ability favourites to finally get their campaign under way. the 2010 runner ups, england, lost the toss and the printed act by south africa. england got off to a bit of a shaky start. finding themselves as/ three, until the all—rounder, sciver, made a half—ce ntu ry all—rounder, sciver, made a half—century to help guide england toa half—century to help guide england to a total of 123. the an early wicket in response but then the partnership of the married couple saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up saw them put on a stand of 86 to set upa saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up a dwelling finish. the public needing nine runs from the final over. du preez hitting two boundaries to secure a famous six wicket victory for south africa. the first time they've ever beaten england in a world cup t20. both teams now move on to canberra where they will face thailand in the next round of matches. it's certainly felt crucial for us isa it's certainly felt crucial for us is a benefit from w

under the lights here in perth. one of the favourite to become world champions, they lost the toss.ere were 43 for three. the wickets kept falling. causing more south african delight. some resista nce south african delight. some resistance was offered with a half—ce ntu ry resistance was offered with a half—century before she succumbed. south africans took control from the start. more big hitting followed leaving them at nine of the final six balls. two boundaries were enough to seal the victory. south africa elated, england to and needing to reassess. this world cup is proving it is difficult to live up is proving it is difficult to live up to the tag of favourites. another busy sunday

also on the programme: south africa beat england at the women's t20 world cup in perth.de. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malaca nang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced that the best bill was lall aloud. the only trouble was that it wasn't. the mistake was put right. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope. very soon, for the sake of the credibility and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, "be hidden from the world for the rest of his life." this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in

win by six wickets in perth — england's next game is against thailand on wednesday in canberra.ague, big wins for manchester united and wolves. brunoi ferandes scored his first goal for manchester united as they beat watford 3—0. january signing 0dion ighalo also made his debut for united off the bench. elsehwere, wolves beat norwich again by 3—0. diogojota got a couple of goals and rauljimenez got the other. arsenal play everton at az30pm. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website, celtic are beating kilmarnock 2—1 as they look to move 12 points clear in the scottish prmiership. that's more reaction on our website to tyson fury‘s victory. but another update in the next hour. 0lly foster, thank you. let me bring you some more on the breaking news that catherine da costa, our correspondent in milton keynes filed this morning. she is with me. this is the news of further cases? yes, in the last half an hour we have had an update from the government from the chief medical officer who said their are four new cases of covid—19. bringing the total number of confi

meanwhile, india now have two wins from two, after they beat bangladesh by 18 runs in perth.y manage 124—8 in reply. thanks to gavin and the team for that sports update. kobe bryant's widow is suing the owner of the helicopter which crashed last month, killing her husband and 13—year—old daughter, along with 7 other people. that news broke as fans of the nba star attended a memorial service at the staples arena, home to the la lakers. # you love me like x0 # i love you like x0. beyonce performed one of kobe bryant's favourite songs, with a choir, and wore a gold suit, colour of the la lakers — he played for them for 2 decades. among the speakers, vanessa bryant told of losing two of the people most dear to her. god knew they couldn't be on this earth without each other. he had to bring them home to have them together. babe, you take care of ourgigi. a very moving memorial, attended by,000. more details on that on our website. do stay with us, we have got business briefing, and we will be like to attend based in singapore for the latest on the stock market fallout. hello there

will get up to 41 degrees celsius on shoes day not quite as warm as we go on into wednesday perth and at around 35 degrees down into the east side of the country well here we have that wetter weather some very heavy rains sent a possibility into northern parts of new south wales and hopefully that useful rifle continuing across a good part of queensland the southeast will be largely dry now but at around $23.00 degrees on the other side of the ditch we have got some wet weather now pulling away from new zealand we had some flooding here but with sound for example over 300 millimeters of rain space of just a day that course in chaos dry and now dry across a good parts of japan with nice sleet and snow moving out into the open waters. anti fascist anti establishment and pro violence despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing a basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of the bilbao stadia. a place where political revolutionaries share a platform an ideology with violent football hooligans. and read all death on al-jazeera. a reminder now of t

but heavy rain elsewhere in australia so there should forecasts with perth that risk still some very heavy rains from the remnants of a tropical cyclone as across the northern territory and moving on through into parts of western australia to about state of the heavy showers across queensland extending down into new south wales you notice the winds there very strong winds across times mania and fronts being driven into wars new zealand such that during the course of friday we'll see a weather front pushing towards the south of ireland into the far south this front further north so it was stalled meanwhile a further north fine conditions oakland looking at a high of 27 degrees moving into northeastern parts of asia we've still got a northerly wind across japan so temperatures not particularly high can subzero in sapporo but it should be fine across much of korea with highs of 10 in seoul in south korea michel's we find any hong kong. migrants in uniform volunteering their labor to appease locals and combat the anti migrant sentiment. people in power travels to the north of italy where

1st quarter by $50.00 to $60000000.00 and that stock could tank here on q stay dropping almost 19 perth and value even if the coronavirus is not the only reason for the trouble of under armor but yeah you're correct so far a lot of talk but wall street just seems to ignore the possible effects of the coronavirus ok so a few exceptions there to all of this optimism that earlier fed chairs around powell for them to take monetary policy report to congress it was fairly up based is a fetish even thinking about the coronavirus when it comes to monetary policy decision making. you know they do think about the coronavirus and they're absolving the very closely and i guess that is probably the main reason why the markets are still so because the federal reserve basically is hinting if the situation gets worse if it takes longer before the coronavirus is being dealt with the federal reserve actually could cut interest rates in other time and it's not just the federal reserve but also the people's bank of china reacting so it's all just cheap money flooding the markets that is keeping the rally o

but heavy rain elsewhere in australia so that forecasts with perth that risk still some very heavy rains from the remnants of a tropical cyclone across the northern territory i'm moving on through into parts of western australia to. the heavy showers across queensland extending down into new south wales you notice the winds there very strong winds. ross tasmania and france being driven into wars new zealand such that during the course of friday we'll see a weather front pushing towards the south of ireland into the far south this front further north so it was stalled meanwhile a further north fine conditions oakland looking at a high of 27 degrees moving into northeastern parts of asia we still have the newly wind across japan so temperatures not particularly high can subzero in sapporo but it should be fine across much of korea with highs of 10 in seoul in south korea initials we find any hong kong. migrants in uniform volunteering their labor to appease locals and combat the anti migrant sentiment. people in power travels to the north of italy where a bold experiment is underway. with

production halt in china the ongoing spread of the coronavirus has carmakers fearing for their already and perth business also on the program german chemicals giants buyer and b.a. is that facing a 265000000 dollar fine over a controversial herbicide and how a network of activists is trying to improve conditions for workers at the online retailer amazon. i'm chris colfer welcome to the program it's not back to normal yet fox wagon is keeping its china production facilities shut over persisting fears of the new coronavirus initially v.w. and others planned to resume production today the move comes as analysts try to gauge how hard the virus is hitting carmakers business now the impact could be particularly severe for german brands which make between 30 and 40 percent of their global sales in china alone. car sales in china are falling rapidly in the wake of the corona virus outbreak the bank u.b.s. expects february total sales to tumble by half a clear threat to popular german brands like b.m.w. and mercedes as if that weren't bad enough extended factory shutdowns and supply chain disruptions the

there was a late win for fc tokyo in their asian champions league match against perth glory.nute got them a 1—0 win in group f. tyson fury has described saturday's heavyweight showdown with deontay wilder in las vegas as the biggest fight in 30 years. the re—match between the heavyweights follows their draw in 2018. and fury‘s been speaking to the bbc ahead of it. he's been telling mike costello that if wilder wants to beat him this time, there's only one way he'll be able to do it. he needs a knockout. while it can't be me on points, not possible. when someone be me on points, not possible. when someone stands up to deontay wilder, in the biggest fight of the last 30 yea rs, let's get in the biggest fight of the last 30 years, let's get it on. fighting deontay wilder is like giving a seven—year—old and ak—lfl in a room, fully loaded. laughter. yeah, that's what it's like. i think, personally, hill came out of the gates like a galloping horse, quarter—mile, flat out to try to knock me out in the first round. but after that he'll start relaxing more and he will get back to tryi

this is the deadly news live from perth in kos words from germany's president for the world's superpower frank focused on my accuses the u.s. russia and china the stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests of the international cooperation also coming up donald trump's long promised war is taking shape along the us mexico border the only 200 kilometers have gone up so far on inside the barrier will cause irreversible cultural and political damage. and english giants matches the city of 5 to 15000000 euros and banned from europe's champions league for 2 seasons cities were found guilty of breaching spain. i'm anthony held welcome to the program a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty of the west's role in in the world dominating the munich security conference some 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west swindling influence on global security has even spawned a need to west list. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speec

welcome to perth in western australia and the time he isjust gone perth in western australia and the as favourites, how important is this? it is their toughest group game so it is a hard start. they will be itching to get under way, they lost by ten wickets and they have a point to prove. you are part of the 2017 world cup winning side, that was 50 overs, and now they could be double champions? anyone on their day could be double champions? anyone on theirday can could be double champions? anyone on their day can beat anybody and i truly believe england can go all the way. australia are defending champions, but lost their opening game. you are smiling, you probably enjoyed that. are you surprised they lost to india? no, at a home world cup, there is so much pressure and i'm not surprised india beat them. they have probably got the best spin bowling attack in the competition. but australia are a fantastic side andl but australia are a fantastic side and i am sure they will bounce back. this is day three of the world cup, who else have you spotted you think might challenge for the trop

been turning chewing gum into art for the last 15 years not just in london but all over europe the perth as a person tried to retrieve all damaged transforming the rubbish and make it into a form. of resort for it's. trying to transform it into something positive he takes his time sculpting and reshaping the scraps of gum that have been aware to the steel bridge creating something of his own samy pearman an exhibition. seeks to create something which evolves from the environment rather than being imposed on the. locals and tourists alike are always interested in his latest creation an artist who by turning trash into art encourages people to consider where they throw their waste and look at little closer at the unexpected beauties around them. is one of our top story transitional government has agreed to hand over former president obama to the international criminal court is wanted on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide. of. this year's africa i'll be back at the top of the. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom

gulf commentary about much of australia there it is looking fine and dry with some pleasant sunshine perth on the warm side here where warming up a little as we go into what japan over the next day also a clear risk guys coming back and be some pieces of plant yes that's certainly a possibility getting up to maybe 1230 degrees there for tokyo classified and dry spells of sunshine double figures that if a soul is well with a high of 10 degrees celsius 15 celsius there in shanghai and a touch will as we go on into friday by friday because see some basin places that right sliding across the us a and telling rather wet into western china. the quick outgrows of togo. defenseless against the whims of an indifferent international marketplace. and political activist on a mission to establish a co-operative to make and sell chocolate on their own time and. even a power plant a taste of independents on al-jazeera. georgiadis there are a reminder of our top stories this hour turkey's ambassador to the u.n. has repeated his country's threats of military action against syrian government forces and if t

star of the show for south africa as they beat england by six wickets in the women's t20 world cup in perthmpion tyson fury. what next for him, after his destruction of deontay wilder? welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where four serie a games were postponed on sunday over fears of the spread of coronavirus. the suspension was announced by italian prime minister giuseppe conte. inter milan's home game against sampdoria was one of the games to be called off. inter are due to host bulgarian side ludogorets in the return leg of their europa league last—32 tie on thursday. in a statement, european football's governing body uefa says it's: "in touch with inter and with local authorities on the matter —

under the lights here in perth. one of the favourite to become world champions, they lost the toss. early wickets cut them out and when captain heather knight fell, there were 43 for three. the wickets kept falling. causing more south african delight. some resista nce south african delight. some resistance was offered with a half—ce ntu ry resistance was offered with a half—century before she succumbed. south africans took control from the start. more big hitting followed leaving them at nine of the final six balls. two boundaries were enough to seal the victory. south africa elated, england to and needing to reassess. this world cup is proving it is difficult to live up is proving it is difficult to live up to the tag of favourites. another busy sunday here. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode, as ever. hello, mark, what have you been watching? interesting week. we have greed — the devil is in the retail. littlejoe — a sci—fi th

will get up to 41 degrees celsius on shoes day not quite as warm as you go on into wednesday perth and at around 35 degrees down into the aces out of the country well here we have that wetter weather some very heavy rain sent a possibility into northern parts of new south wales and hopefully that useful rifle continuing across a good part of queensland the southeast will be largely dry now but out of around $23.00 degrees on the other side of the ditch we have got some wet weather now pulling away from new zealand we had some flooding here but with sound for example over 300 millimeters of rain space of just a day that course in chaos dry and now dry across a good pots of japan with nice sleet and snow moving out into the open water. in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of partitions in the hearts and minds of millions of people across the country and there's a dark sun in detroit is reducing the grit from his awful majesty of the hindu fix into something more like the team i didn't see of the british today i meet with victims of violence and dis

i'm a blue suede don't you see until the deal you know crazy develop the gong will be to us you know perth at the kiddish where democratic a 50 year old contributor this works yeah please don't you see to a young citizen accept out isn't good enough for our lousy silly blunders and us only. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. but the. leak. a piece triggers 5 mins donald trump's accused of taking sides in the middle east palestinian authority with washington and israel a protest break out in the west bank also ahead. of. the u.k. set sail from the post. but after 47 years of cooperation there are fears of an economic storm is on mutiny in scotland northern ireland. globally over the coronavirus outbreak. nation against chinese people.

to win by six wickets in perth.t thailand and pakistan. if you're not completely on it, any tea m if you're not completely on it, any team can beat you. we've never played thailand before. we'll have to do our analysis into their players. it looks like they put on a good show the other day so we'll have to play well to beat them. looking forward to going to canberra. that match is on wednesday. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website, celtic beat kilmarnock 3—1 as they look to move 12 points clear in the scottish prmiership. the headlines on bbc news. four of the cruise ship passengers taken to arrowe park in merseyside yesterday have tested positive for coronavirus, and are transferred to specialist infection centres. the virus has spread to 21 countries — six people have now died in south korea and a third death has just been confirmed in italy. in las vegas, tyson fury produces the best performance of his boxing career against deontay wilder, to become the new wbc heavyweight world champi

by making these album covers i try to become perth of the music scene part of the culture. i don't make music myself i'm not good at making music thanks to the covers i can somehow be closer to the musicians and i love that. if chance he is always hoping for action to his album parodies most of all from the musicians themselves he takes them in his posts and has even gotten a few likes from the stars for him cover art isn't just something for vinyl collectors . from the age of the internet album covers are still very important because they are the face of an album is the 1st thing that a listener comes across even before they've listened to the music even if they've streamed online or. after more than edited chance keep. still enjoying his project just as much as when he started. the instagram already has a lot of ideas for his page he next wants to try and edges himself into music videos one thing is clear chance his creativity music will always remain a jumping off point. now things are about to get cold and dangerous in our new series euro max to the max we send our repo

but this is the deadly news live from perth in kos words from germany's president for the world's superpower frank focused on my accusers the u.s. russia and china the stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests of the international cooperation also coming up donald trump's long promised war is taking shape along the us mexico border a 200 kilometers have gone up so i thought on inside the barrier will cause irreversible cultural and technological damage.

battle my husband went to perth because of the crisis where you know that he went there to send us help the rebellion said. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. than they were on one of them we would have starved to death that sunday when a lot of them were. venezuelans hoping leaving in droves we've got a collapse of the health care system and soaring child mortality those without travel documents across the border to come here illegally the brain drain is an especially the bit of blue many of those fleeing you know doctors lawyers and teaches highly educated people that are badly needed at home. by june 21000 some 4000000 venezuelans had left the country out of a total population of just 30000000. venezuela was once considered a beacon of prosperity caracas its glittering modern capital. corruption didn't begin with president chavez who died in 20 for teen but in the 20 years since chavez 1st took office corruption and mismanagement have spiraled out of control. one of the linchpins of this system was rafael ramirez he served as minister of energy on the chavez and at

here so they don't get to stop going to perth there are new rules. and. you can stop. with the un or. your world without starting on like that of a vehicle which means this you have you know on. hold and. the safari jeep was converted by swedish company. the company has set up shop in kenya with 40 employees and installs electric engines in cars. a motor bikes and soon buses to. electrum a billet has benefits not only for the environment but also for the economy here in kenya according to a.p. test co-founder phillip lives. and for. going forward we will go more and more towards towards manufacturing of a deeper and deeper level which means that we can make kenya into the actual central hub for electric vehicles of this region and we can move away from importing these vehicles and having the vehicles manufactured here make sure that we can have an easier way of accepting the vehicles that means that we can have a bigger spread of this because that means that mean faster can have a sustainable transport system. for the time being at least by electric vehicles remain som

scorcher is ina number been coaching the perth scorcher is in a number england players played undertjust give them an edge. this is a great story. the come up and ofa this is a great story. the come up and of a system or to the base that had to come to the age of qualifiers ina had to come to the age of qualifiers in a global qualifying tournament. that made it through it will be huge story of the getting kind of wind, artie winning over an awful lot of hearts and minds with their attitude at the moment. ricky is a religious of in game and the culture in thailand is a culture of discipline and the thai women are they taking to it, and try their leading their way and they have contracts for the game. a huge platform for them. thank you so much for being with us. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. thank you. good evening to you, another day of really heavy rain pushing its way eastwards and accompanied by release quality gusting winds and you could see the rain band here on the radar picture behind the band of rain think the been turning colder, colder enough so be

the process of making the way for the west was at times weakening this was a situation actually in perth where we had a super cell just exploded over parts of perth bringing some very heavy rainfall visibility down to around about couple of 1000 meters at times some very very strong winds winds gusting to 84 meters per hour we will see the showers continuing here's a go on through the next couple of days still wet across the eastern side of australia but at long last turning a little dry hala thank you very much lots more still to come here on on just 0 including the sports and often a town has his sights set on with claiming the top spots in the world rankings and all the tennis action coming up later in the show. migrants in uniform volunteering their labor to appease locals and combat the anti migrant sentiment. people in power travels to the north of italy where a bold experiment is underway. with an unconventional approach to integration. italy's migrant boot camp. when the news breaks we're almost out of it in the getting wobbly in the presentation and economic development when peo

there it's untasted here from perth. caterina's husband is a reindeer breeder they have 2 children so there's a lot of work to do at home nevertheless cut arina goes into the forest almost every day at minus 23 degrees celsius her cheeks tingled but she still couldn't resist visiting the forest. for the her i mean. this is my studio so to speak. this is where i go to find peace and inspiration they are so. you know i feel alive. even indoors you feel very restricted your thoughts are not as free as here in the forest are coming to. the school i need that and i think that everyone needs to get out of their own 4 walls away from. the here because it's important in order to feel that you are a part of nature. and there are not true enough. caterina is famous for king skills which is similar to yodeling and an important element in some a culture. too soon or we have lived here for 10000 years ever since the inland ice retreated something like enables us to pass on our stories from generation to generation and it's easier to

against south africa in perth in a week's time. in the premier league, arsenal face newcastle in the late kick off while tottenham can move up to fifth with victory away to aston villa. it begins a busy run for spurs, who also play in the champions league last sixteen on wednesday, something manager jose mourinho is all too aware of. so, it's a really hard week for us — sunday villa, wednesday leipzig, saturday chelsea. but let's go match after match and the first one, again, i repeat, always difficult at villa park. always difficult. villa are a good team, fighting to stay in the division, self—esteem really high with a qualification to the wembley final. a very difficult match. we have to go with all the potential we have, forgetting that two days after, we have to play leipzig. in the scottish premiership, the league leaders, celtic — currently ten points clear — taking on aberdeen. callum mcgregor gave the away side an early lead but ash taylor equalised. that's one of three matches today, with second—placed rangers also in act

hendrix grew up in perth australia which is the capital and he made a quick visit during off-season i got my first hand look at the destruction he is launched social media campaign to urge people to donate to the red cross in australia. >>> the federal government is providing more money in the battle against wildfires in california and five other western dates in the bureau of land management will sign 11,000 miles of strategic fuel breaks and those are breaks in vegetation designed to slow down the progress of the wildfire. >>> a new facial recognition app is raising new concerns about privacy but the company that created the app, clearview ai, says it is being used by 600 law enforcement agencies nationwide and the designers say it can identify suspected criminals with one photo. it has a database with billions of images of people from millions of websites.>> not taking personal data and these are things out on the internet and there is a lot of personal and private information.>> last may the city of san francisco banned the use of facial recognition software because of privacy con

climate change amazon ceo jeff bezos he says that money will go through an initiative called basis perthill support scientis and organizations trying to do something about the impact of climate change bezos called climate problems the biggest threat to our planet. the move came after some of his employees push him to do more about the environment, ny of them walked off jobs in september to press him on that issue. how first that sports can lead the way in bringing people together and honor of black history month ron few trial takes a look at what the national hockey league is doing to make that haen. >>hockey is seen primarily as a white sport, though most of the athletes from canada and eastern europe that's understandable get your cage local nhl player darren banks. he was born in toronto and he just wanted to play at first from a younger didn't understand the race saying you know, you know it's like i'm skating on the old back to me i didn't think that way you know until some kid would say something to me. didn't really get it, but it was like whatever you find it and then a neighbor.

next up is a meeting with bangladesh in their second group a match at the waca in perth, and they can't018 t20 asia cup. finally, to a potential threat to usain bolt — india's buffalo race runner srinivas gowda allegedly beat bolt‘s100—metre record with the help of two buffalos recently. rumours say gowda beat the jamaican's record during a buffalo race on1 february, after which he became a social media sensation. but competing this weekend gowda said: "i know they compare me with bolt. but it's taken seven years of training for this kind of racing and without training i can't run on the track." impressive stuff anyway, and if he changes his mind, watch out usain! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun and the rest of the sport team, that's your monday sport briefing. thank sport briefing. you to gavin and the team. this year is the 75th anniversary of ve day — marking the surrender of nazi germany during the second world war. zeita holes was a land girl — part of the 80,000 strong female force who kept britain going, whi

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south africa are the oponents in perth as they begin their first global tournament under new head coachhich was a surprise, here's england captain heather knight. we are obviously not favourites, we are coming and that was some really good form and a few different performances, but i think we have a real chance. we have world—class players, improving all the time. we have a lot of players who have played out here and had success. our firstjob was to get to those semifinals. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather. no name is dawn from the met office this weekend, but still pretty lively out there. a strip of cloud all the way from western atlantic fishing towards us, that will bring more persistent rain through tonight into tomorrow. for the rest of today, it is a mixture of sunshine and showers, blizzards over scottish mountains, snow moving to lower levels here. when gusts on the indicating just how lively the winds will be, 60—70 mph at times and at the very far no. a bit more brightness compared with the early morning, clouding overfrom the us later. there are so itching i

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they play sri lanka on tuesday before their first world cup game against south africa in perth in a week'ssenal face newcastle in the late kick off while tottenham can move up to fifth with victory away to aston villa. it begins a busy run for spurs, who also play in the champions league last sixteen on wednesday, something manager jose mourinho is all too aware of. so, it's a really hard week for us — sunday villa, wednesday leipzig, saturday chelsea. but let's go match after match and the first one, again, i repeat, always difficult at villa park. always difficult. villa are a good team, fighting to stay in the division, self—esteem really high with a qualification to the wembley final. a very difficult match. we have to go with all the potential we have, forgetting that two days after, we have to play leipzig.

perth's i think that we can to see the infection poisoned and that is that case is starting to trough up in late april. probably and sees other thing who pay footing tyo china probably we're not going to see they. going to drive and next month so my hunch is that. very likely awaiting to see the virus die you may in may and instead of april so that's a month's difference and that brings us to the international response that we've seen so far has the international response or has it been proper in your opinion has it been enough. well i think if you look at international response you know so far i think is a very uncoordinated. almost like a knee jerk panic response to the break in china and in very likely many of this response these viral they get your national health regulation article 23 which allows countries to take measure us based on their national volved but it also say these many of us should not be to even basically to see 2 people. as a reasonably valid. that could achieve that appropriate eval of health protection so do you think the u.s. policy for example of not allowing