mm philippe has not given up his own jujitsu, korea and is still training for competitions. ah, but this is the most experienced person at the gym. he's his own coach. he has to get in self ready for his next match. lou, i or i'm get you my love competing for me. it's like riding a roller coaster. i have butterflies in my stomach. i'm so excited so much when i got it's over. what i want to do it again. confusing is something that makes me my this year improves my jujitsu. i'm with the new who 5 moved as you to me. nora. this is his metal, whole life, the is that his ultimate goal to win an international title still remains. when we want american to were, you know who i was, number one in rio de janeiro in the heavyweight class. i was german champion o overall champion and berlin, her place at the brazilian nationals if with today, my biggest goal is to become european champion from them all. that's what i'm training for her and new program. i can't wait for competitions to start again. we'll walk back here as compet signs halting due to the corona virus pandemic. it was uncl

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i hear them. philippe did what the sports taught him adapt to difficult situations . it became easier to find work once he'd learned some german and step by step the interest in a sport that was widely unknown in germany started to grow. he now has over $250.00 students, including his wife junior. if i'm a see a thing as you, as you. i started sure she to after we moved to berlin. phillip, how are setting up his theme at the gym and he invited me to check it out in going i called today. i love him back. i think george it so it's something that he loves you. then that is a big challenge that i would like it to my dad since the welcoming me boy. i think she loved it and started training for competitions with her husbands. there is so many metals now that they're almost too heavy. but one is special. donia is the defending european champion, a she's at harvard, yellow, a man. she has so much grant to severe thing for the scene. now a lot of if you watch her fighting, you can see how our face changes abashed. hutchison, before i'll close having a relationship on and off t

so, at the time, philippe was a lawyer in brazil. then in 2015, his wife was offered a job in berlin. he decided to drop everything, join her in germany, and pursue a new career into gypsy. ah, local music, her former school, and the beginning. it was really hard. apologize. i didn't know what german mentioned. i had a hard time finding that james to apply for jobs. charles, i got in all this in my 1st winter here, when all new was so dark all the time. he often got home when he sat on the sofa and thought poor colored man, what have i done with my life? why? why did i get my career of you the people i can make? i hear fully. p did what the sports taught him adapt to difficult situations. it became easier to find work once he learned some german and step by step the interest in a sport that was widely unknown in germany started to grow. he now has over 250 students, including his wife turn. yeah, they're going to see a thing as you see, i was not a jew sheets who after we moved to berlin. phillip how was setting up his theme at the g

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and on his first trip to the democratic republic of the congo, king philippe of belgium returns a priceless kakungu mask, taken out of the country before independence in 1960. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the issue of gun control in the us and what to do about it has challenged us lawmakers for years. today, as they heard searing testimony from victims and their families of the recent mass shooting in texas, the house of representatives approved a series of measures aimed at regulating the sale of guns. but the proposals do not have the 60 votes they would need for approval in the senate, and hence are likely to go nowhere — underlining the challenge politicians face. our north america editor sarah smith was watching the testimony. we should warn you, her report contains some graphic content which some may find distressing. this is the last photograph of lexi rubio, getting a school prize just hours before she was shot dead, the last time her parents saw her. we don't want you to think of lexi as just a number. she was intelligent, compassionate and athleti

again, philippe did what? the sport put in and adapted stop to keep his students motivated. philippi started recording youtube videos. there were 150 overall and by his side with his wife danielle, the only person he could be in close contact with during lockdown. party. kazora as a to being at we would come only once a week to should videos for the whole week. he would pick a technique, ditch mean ugly, with rack the sits him and then record the tahoe that he's been in our parking. yeah. either for the he's was gonna be 2nd mccormick major. my urgent parcel there was which points in may when we spent 2 days shooting videos the whole month. so sorry, i the same error, but we had to adapt. so such as this was the way to teaching thing my didn't want to solve it. interesting. i love to do here. do you feel either repetitive in savannah rush over? ah, his love for the sports paid off for him and his students he really kept the family together and i think i was one of many people. so him doing that really kept me

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when philippe teaches his students, brazilian g gypsy, which he does in 3 languages, ah, saw the vice here meeting other on i had st hung here. he can smash me here and defend was their position. by the way. is manuel member well from obama shaunte. i've also been asked to is, is it so i think brazilian jujitsu is more prominent in the japanese style because it focuses more on judah without her, which is one of the biggest sports in japan on while his partial under paul said c . e. o. asked injured because of the opinion i think the because brazilian digits, who focuses on grappling mold like a high looks less aggressive show here, are complicated, but a simila 2nd new parking garage been that attracts me. people who don't necessarily want to be fighters, can known as the thought people who want to practice the sport and learn how to defend themselves. yours, but don't want to fight emma may or anything like that. my skin. okay. oh, so i will pay me our or co acquisitive gina. silly p 1st came into contact. we teach, it seemed during his childhood in rio de janeiro and charles, i was

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and on his first trip to the democratic republic of the congo, king philippe of belgium returns a priceless kakungu mask taken out of the country before independence in 1960. hello and welcome. the issue of gun control in the us and what to do about it has challenged us lawmakers for years. after hearing searing testimony from victims and their families of the recent mass shooting in texas, the house of representatives approved a series of measures aimed at regulating the sale of guns. but the proposals do not have the 60 votes they would need for approval in the senate, and hence are likely to go nowhere. of the house nancy pelosi spoke before the vote. to those for whom a moment of silence is good enough because you don't have the courage to take the boat to protect the children, i would say, your political survival is totally insignificant. to the survival, compared to the survival of our children. , , ., ~ compared to the survival of our children. , , . ~ , ., children. the speaker started b sa in: children. the speaker started by saying this _ children. the speaker started by saying th

my first thought is, how do you feel about king philippe's visit? i’m about king philippe's visit?lonial past, all the other kings didn't do that. so this is a positive sign, the king's house is showing they want to renew a better future and have a better relationship with the congo in the congolese people. we're still waiting for apologies for what happened during colonisation because apologies may lead to reparation, and something a lot of congolese act democrat activists are waiting for. however we must stay positive and always see this as a positive development.— always see this as a positive develoment. �* , ., , , development. because the words deep re . ret the development. because the words deep regret they are. _ development. because the words deep regret they are, not _ development. because the words deep regret they are, not an _ development. because the words deep regret they are, not an outright - regret they are, not an outright apology — you mentioned also reparations, what would be the out deal —— ideal out, and the steps taken, if they were to take them? i think we

now we will talk about the belgian king philippe.en mathilde have arrived in the democratic republic of congo for a six—day visit, at the invitation of president felix tshisekedi. here's the royal couple arriving in kinsasha. it's king philippe's first visit to the drc since ascending to the throne in 2013. it's seen as a chance for reconciliation after the atrocities committed under belgian colonial rule. king phillippe has expressed regret for his family's colonial record in the drc — the most brutal in africa. let's take a brief look at that. these images are from 1960 when the drc won its independence. belgium had controlled the central african country since the turn of the 19th century when king leopold ii brutally seized the land as his personal possession. it's believed more than 10 million africans died during his reign — and king philippe is a descendant of the colonial ruler. here's what people in kinshasa are saying about the royal visit. i'm very happy about this visit because the country has been going badly since the be

. >> belgium's king philippe has kicked off a six-day visit to the drc.he trip is seen as reconciliation for atrocities committed under colonial rule. according to historians, millions were killed, mutilated or died of disease. the drc now says it is starting a new partnership with belgium, while not forgetting the cost. the sides be looking to the future. our correspondent is in brussels this evening. what does a new partnership look like? could it mean reparatns? >> the sole word of reparations is word very difficult to hear and say ouloud in belgium. there has been a committee of experts dealing with the topic ever since 2020 when it started out in order to analyze what consequences the black lives matter movement could have had, could have as an impact on the congolese-belgian relationship. seeing whether it would be an idea to grant reparations for the crimes committed during the colonial times. after months of speculation, this committee did not agree, at least not unanimously agree that it would go forward with reparations. also, that the belgian c

just stopping short of an apology, king philippe currently visiting the democratic republic of congo, a former belgian colony and personal property of king leopold. he bit his speech outside the parliament where he elaborated on the remorse he had expressed years ago over his countries rule which historians say exxon millions died. -- saw millions died. reporter: stopping short of an apology, belgium's king acknowledged his country's brutal actions in the democratic republic of congo during its colonial rule. >> it was that of an inherently unjust, unequal relationship, marked by paternalism and racism. on the occasion of my first trip to congo, i reaffirm my deepest regrets from these wounds of the past. reporter: the king's comments come as he made his first visit to the country at since taking the throne in 2013. his trip is being closely watched in both countries. in 2020 he became the first belgian official to express regret for the brutal actions on the 60th anniversary of the congo's independence. many in a former colony were hoping for an outright apology, which the united nat

it's king philippe's first visit there since ascending to the throne in 2013.m 1960, when the drc won its independence. belgium had controlled the country since the turn of the 20th century, when king leopold ii seized it as his personal possession. up to ten million africans died during his reign. belgium's princess esemeralda spoke to the bbc�*s focus on africa programme — she says recent events including the george floyd killing have influenced herfamily�*s thinking. it was always, obviously, discussed, but obviously the international events put the whole of europe, i think, to realise that racism and discrimination was coming from colonialism and all those difficult, painfuland, let's say, horrible times, what the colonial powers — the european colonial powers — did in africa and elsewhere in the world. i think that, already, the first step, which was the regret of the king two years ago, was an important step. i think everybody is probably waiting for something more, like formal apologies, and so we can open this new chapter and have a transparent relation

on his first trip to the democratic republic of the congo, king philippe of belgium has returned a pricelessakungu mask, taken out of the country before independence in 1960. this is the first of almost 80,000 artefacts that will be returned for display in museums in the drc. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week we are live at the hay festival for 100 years of the bbc in 23 minutes. we'll look at the secrets behind the broadcasting technologies that changed the world. a radio legend talks about legendary radio. i used to set my watch by the pips, and my favourite pip is always the last one because it's extended. and artificial intelligence goes bird spotting and in the quest for greener energy, 0mar discovers a tasteless fluid called water. it goes in your mouth and then disappears? this book was... writing this much... we are back and it's brilliant. after an unbelievable three years, the hay festival is back to its full glory. gathering together authors and thinkers, bookworms and those with the writing bug. it's all the same to me, ijust like writing, can't stop. it's so good t

it's king philippe's first visit there since ascending to the throne in 2013. committed under belgian colonial rule. these images are from 1960 when the drc won its independence. belgium had controlled the country since the turn of the 20th century, when king leopold ii seized it as his personal possession. up to 10 million africans died during his reign. so, how are the people in kinshasa reacting to the royal visit? let's listen in. translation: i'm very happy about this visit, | because the country's been going badly since the belgians left. we don't understand anything any more. i wonder if this visit will be productive. in any case, we welcome him. translation: this is a visit - of reconciliation, for the blunder that the congolese lived through during the colonial era. translation: they left us isolated, abandoned, - they looted all our wealth, and today you invited - this belgian king again? we have important things to settle here, like free education, - teachers are not well— paid, but the president prefers . to invite the belgian king. to do what? to l

on his first trip to the democratic republic of the congo, king philippe of belgium has returned a pricelessakungu mask, taken out of the country before independencde in 1960. this is the first of almost 80,000 artefacts that will be returned for display in museums in the drc. now on bbc news, hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. when vladimir putin ordered his invasion force into ukraine in late february, is this the scenario he imagined for earlyjune? a brutal war of attrition in the donbas, a defiant ukrainian government deploying more heavy weapons from western allies, russian losses mounting, a punishing sanctions regime on moscow and more nato expansion in the offing? well, my guest, in an exclusive interview, is russia's ambassador to the united nations, vassily nebenzia. where does russia go from here? ambassador vassily nebenzia at un headquarters in new york, welcome to hardtalk. good afternoon, london time, mr sackur. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, ambassador. let me ask you this. after more than 100 days, would you say that russia's inv

philippe has already voiced deep regret for the wounds of the colonial period, which saw millions of change the type of charger it supplies for iphones sold in europe after the eu agreed a law to introduce a standard port. the new rules would mean new electronic devices such as mobiles and tablets have to use the same kind of usb cable. apple has previously resisted a one—size—fits all approach. north korea could conduct a seventh nuclear test at any time. that's the warning from the us special representative, sung kim, who says the north has shown no interest in returning to the negotiating table. on tuesday, the us and south korea conducted joint exercises involving around 20 warplanes over the waters around the korean peninsula. the drills come after pyongyang fired a barrage of short—range ballistic missiles from multiple locations while conducting its own tests on sunday. earlier, a senior us diplomat said there would be a swift and forceful response if north korea conducted a nuclear test. any nuclear test would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. there

philippe has already voiced deep regret for the wounds of the colonial period, which saw millions ofndered. apple could be forced to change the type of charger it supplies for iphones sold in europe, after the eu agreed a law to introduce a standard port. the new rules would mean new electronic devices such as mobiles and tablets have to use the same kind of usb cable. apple has previously resisted a one—size—fits all approach. the uk prime minister boris johnson has told his cabinet that it's time to draw a line under the controversies and internal wrangling that resulted in a confidence vote on his leadership on monday. the prime minister said the government should focus on dealing with the aftershocks of the covid pandemic. he saw off a leadership challenge, but with a much smaller majority than many had expected, prompting speculation that his position is far from secure. here's the latest from our political editor chris mason. the prime minister took his jack russell, dilyn, out first thing this morning on a day when the biggest word in westminster is "loyalty" — or the lack of

king philippe made the comments in congo's capital kinshasa wednesday during his first official trip to the country, where he was welcomed by congo's president felix chisikedi. but the king stopped short of a formal apology. >> the colonial regime was based on exploitation and domination. it was a regime of unequal and unjustifiable relationships marked by discrimination and racism. it led to violent acts. on my first trip to the congo, here in front of the congolese people and those who are still suffering from it, i wish to reaffirm id boost regrets for these past moons. amy: congolese opposition senator francine miyumba wrote in response -- "in the face of the crimes committed by belgium, regrets are insufficient. we expect an apology and a promise of reparations from him. it is at this price that we will definitely turn the page." historians estimate that up to 10 million congolese were killed during the first 23 years of belgium's rule beginning in 1885 as king leopold the second ruled the congo free state as a personal fiefdom. communities that missed their rubber collection qu

anchor: belgium's king philippe has arrived in the congo with many calling for an to apologize for his country's brutal colonial rule. it is the first time the monarch has traveled there for more than a decade. he has not issued a formal apology. millions of congolese are believed to have been killed or mutilated. they gained independence in 1960. south africa governing party has called for the extradition of rajesh. there want to not charges of corruption and fraud. it is alleged they handpicked cabinet appointments and siphoned off billions of state funds before fleeing the country in 2018. our reporter from johannesburg. reporter: they flexed up in 2018 after being charged with fraud and money laundering. it may be some time before the brothers are extradited. >> presumably the suspects will be brought before a court and babel been utilized the rights to try to resist the extradition. if there petition to stop the extradition is not successful, then we would expect to see that request ratified by the relevant authorities and abundant for them to be physically put on the plane and br

mohammed: i want to talk about some remarks made by philippe a grande day. said he would like all refugees to be afforded the generosity that ukrainian refugees have been granted. but that is not what we are seeing. other refugees into other parts of the world are being largely ignored. >> we have to recognize the response to the ukraine refugee crisis. there was a tremendous outpouring of solidarity and support so we commend the steps and commitments made to respond to that crisis. it shows that when you have resolved and the political will, it is possible to respond to the situations of mass displacement. that's what we want to see for all the crises. they are also deserving of attention on support and they are neglected. so we are asking for an extension of compassion and solidarity. the right to seek asylum is a fundamental human right and a legal obligation. so it's important that all refugees no matter where they come from can receive the rights and entitlements they deserve. we also have to look at the global picture. neighboring countries are usually

. >> our guide is philippe.and his father run a fishing tourism business. >> dom was passionate about the amazon, he says. he interviewed us and asked about our work. >> upper river, a search team is focused on a small area. the indigenous teams alongside. they know the terrain better than anyone. there is a police boat in the diance beyond that. there is another further into the jungle. we can't go any further but clearly,here is something they are looking at. shortly after, it is seed off. we are told later this is where bruno and dom's belongings are found. we go upstream to a community where they stopped off shortly before going missing. it is a village that lives by fishing in a regn where protected species are becoming increasingly valuable and illegal fishing is on the rise. >> we fish what is around us. when we are lucky, we get two or three. there are lots of fishermen here. we fish to survive. >> this line of inquiry is one the authorities have been following. he shoots it down when i ask about the sus

ros: let's talk about belgium's king philippe, who has arrived in the dratic republic of congo for aay visit, at the indication -- invitation of the country's president. it is seen as an attempt to reconcile for atrocities committed under belgian colonial rule. the king has expressed regret for his said in 1960, belgium controlled the country sce the verse of the 20th century, until king leo polled seized it -- leopold seized it. here is what some think about the royal visit. >> i am happy about this visit. the country has been going badly since those -- belgians left. i wonder if we will learn more. >> this is a visit of reconciliation for the colonial era. >> they left us isolated, abandoned, they looted our world and today you invited this belgian king again? we have important cases to settle here, like free education , but the president refers -- prefers to invite the belgian king, salute us again -- to loot us again? ? ros: he read a statement, saying --. those comments fall short of an apology. the letter came after the death of george floyd. the protest that followed were wide

the former prime minister route philippe, he belongs to another small party called the horizon.ght step in, or other people might step in, but for the time being, macron has a problem. it is a bit of an empty shell. there are no real activists on the ground. guethere are no local barons. clearly, if you add to it the fact that three ministers lost the election, and macron warned that any minister losing the battle in their constituency will have to resign and leave the government, and the speaker of the house also lost his seat, so he will have to go -- this is a party where you don't even have in this current legislature any heavy weights. the few he had, he lost them yesterday. that is a difficult situation. yes, the future looks quite uncertain. adrian: we've spent the last 20 minutes talking about an extraordinary election, but we have to remember ultimately this was on a voter turnout of 46%. what does that tell us about what french voters feel about french politics? why did more than half of the country's electorate stay away? guest: very good question. i think it is impor

one other note, king philippe is due to address the question of returning works of art looted during colonial era. going to brazil. growing concern over the whereabouts of two men. a prominent journalist in britain and one of the leading experts on isolated tribes. don phillips and bruno perera were last tracked in a remote part of the amazon rainforest. they were working together on a book. they have not been heard of since sunday. indigenous rights groups working in the area said they received threats last week. sam querrey is also a journalist and friend of don phillips. he spoke to the bbc about his concerns for the men. >> we are extremely concerned for the fact that they have disappeared and not reported back. bruno himself is an extremely experienced man working in the region with uncontacted indigeno tribes. they traveled together in 2018 and spent a month on the river together. no stranger to this sort of very harsh, lawless, and unforgiving environment. >> crossing to sao paulo for the very latest and speaking to our south america correspondent. the police in brazil opened

discussed at the meeting of valentin matvienko with the president of the republic of mozambique, philippe and jasin tunyusi, as well as with the prime minister adriano maliana, a separate meeting of the chairman the federation council was with the chairman of the assembly of the republics mazambek and shpiransebyash, we note that in october last year, as an esper, he already took part in the third eurasian women's forum in st. petersburg. i will add that as part of the visit to mozambique, a ceremony was held to transfer russian charitable assistance to mozambican children. this is a children's sports uniform, toys, sweets, another point of the african trip and the delegation of the federation council of zimbabwe in the capital of the state of harare valentina matvienko held a number of meetings, including with the president of the republic, emerson nangagwa. and now let's move from foreign economic relations to the domestic economy and discuss the important decision of the central bank of russia to reduce the key rate by 3% points at once, how will this affect business activity? how thes

king philippe is on a six-day trip to the democratic republic -- democratic republic of congo. the scene is a chance for reconciliation. the king met with the congolese president. during belgium's rule, millions of congolese were killed, mutilated or died of disease as the country's resources were exploited. furthermore, i want to bring in the co-coordinator of the collective colonial memory and fight against discrimination. she joins us from brussels. it is good to have you on the program. the king is an congo. in your opinion, what would be the best outcome of this visit? >> thank you for the invitation. i would say that there is no better outcome. i would just say that this page the king gave today and congo was a step in the right direction. for the relationship between the two countries because the speech was really about recognizing the past without minimizing what the colonial system was. it was a good step in the right direction and i just hope that this will be the beginning of a relationship where the states treat eacother as equals. >> this is about a lot more than j

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darcy kuemper who was doubted and to talk about philipp grubauer, and they lost him last year, and seattleaid him a ton of dough, and what do they do in goal, and the answer is darcy kuemper, and nazem kadri, and so many great names up and down. >> and whether they were gritty enough or talented enough or the heart and determination, and you don't know until you do it, and now they can delete all of the question marks that surrounded them as individuals and as a team. actually, i ran into erik johnson in the hallway staying three down from me after the morning skate, and they knew they could play better, and sure enough, they came in here and played a focused game. >> how about the absence of goalies and with six or more wins in the way to the title. they don't get it without pavel francouz as well. so what a truly team championship. >> and to have him thrown in there and play like he did and then right back to kuemper, and that is the question mark you know coming into the series when he was pulled that game. he comes back and rebounded, and what a heck of a game he had. i am happy for hi

he's back on kron four's philippe reports from walnut creek. >> meals to wood and from still, wall says housing is desperately needed. habitat for humanity. east bay, silicon valley secured this land next to the pleasant hill, bart station from contra costa county. 6 years ago. but construction of the more than 2 acres esperanza place affordable housing development here has been delayed several times until now due to the pandemic and supply chain this week, the nonprofit organization resuming its famous blitz building for the first time in 3 years. when esperanza place is complete. it will include 42 homes for low to very low-income families. we've been living on our home for 11 years in morgan hill, california, elaine hayes and her daughter beth, are paying it forward, donating their time to help with construction coinciding with habitat for humanity's annual women's leadership. build a personal project for them knowing they benefited from other similar generosity 11 years ago. for those of us that are low-income and very low income or pretty invisible. >> and the silicon valley in the

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is king philippe going to express once again he regrets? why is he going to express an apology? because if he expresses an apology, that could result in belgium having to make financial restitution to panel. and that's, that's something that we don't know what's going to happen. but the king's visit is certainly not unanimously welcomed as an incognito or embellish and the right wing party b. n. b. a in belgium is opposed to the king's visit to come out. and shirley opposed to making any apologies because that could have a financial implications of adoption actually or not. we have to realize that distribution is taking place in a very, very important context of belgium politics and in congress, east politics. it's the same time. this is a diplomatic convergence. it's a major accomplishment for president jesse candy. and as a reminder to your audience, jessy, katy was not that elected president. she became president to deal making with that which can be like another another actress, 3 years ago. and the same thing with, with philip, now there's a lot of divergence in belgium abo

to have prompted a series of gestures by belgium to try and acknowledge it past the current king philippe grasped regret. some people say that this doesn't really go far enough and quick monday can catch up any time on our website. the just that is our 0 dot com. and you can also click only live icon to watch live on the dra 0 dot com. ah, a reminder, the top stories are now to 0. you as president joe biden has called on a well to stand behind ukraine at the close of nature's summit in madrid, announcing another $800000000.00 worth of us weapons for ukraine. you the invited nation of sweden and finland will sign the protocol to join nato next week and vowed that the military lance will defend every inch of its territory. thank you very much and the track on one is an attack on all. we will defend every edge of nato territory, every inch of nato territory. for our part, the united states is doing exactly what i said we do it for invaded, enhance our forest posture in europe. will station more ships in here in spain, where station more air defense in italy, in germany. more at $35.00 the un

he and alexander zverev are first up on court philippe chatrier, followed by casper ruud and marin cilic russian daria kasatkina in straight sets on thursday and is through to her second grand slam final having won this tournament in 2020. the top seeded pole has now won 3a consecutive matches. being here again, it is great, especially when i didn't know how i would play here after so many tournaments, it seemed obvious for me that this streak may come to an end soon, obvious for me that this streak may come to an end soon, so obvious for me that this streak may come to an end soon, so i wanted to take it step—by—step and i didn't have any exact goals on this tournament, and just seeing how my game is developing every match, it is something giving me a lot of hope. i am just proud of myself. swiatek will face 18—year—old american coco gauff in the final after she eased past unseeded italian martina trevisan for a 6—3, 6—1win. gauff is yet to drop a set in the tournament and is the youngest finalist at any grand slam in 18 years. mina harigae leads by a stroke heading into the second roun

the demonstrators are calling on the government to intensify the search for the journalist house philippe for more than 10 years, worked in the world's leading publications and wrote extensively in the jungle and aboriginal people, his companion bruno pererera an expert on the indigenous peoples of brazil, according to the media, he allegedly he himself was born in one of these non-contact tribes together. they regularly traveled to the jungle and carefully planned their trips, so they could hardly get lost what terrible secret they could learn. travelers every day to find the missing men alive are less and less likely, and judging by the snails that the brazilian law enforcement officers discovered. they all tend to zero, meanwhile the fisherman, in whose boat the blood was found, is arrested as a suspect, but his involvement in the disappearance of men. he denies xenia is precisely the conduct of the duty department. our program is always available on the media platform, we watch in the studio was tatyana petrova see you on russia 24 tv channel . russia 24 we continue the russian armed

kron four's philippe call spoke with a neighbor who reported the gunshots. >> jeffrey mcfadden sleep interrupted at around car 50 tuesday morning, 3 or 4 gunshots and some yelling he reported the shots fired to the pleasanton police department. officers responded to a parking lot in the canyon meadows neighborhood and found him and mcfadden's neighbor who had just been pepper sprayed the expect something like should pretty nice neighborhood in this complex. turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside. and you heard what he believed were the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. i would say this is rare for know that the h 2 is looked into putting its secu

on his final leg of a visit to the democratic republic of congo, belgium's king philippe has met victims denis mukwege — a congolese gynaecologist well known for his efforts to stop sexual violence being used as a weapon of war. an australian newspaper has denied outing actress rebel wilson. on friday, wilson said she had found her "disney princess" as she shared a selfie with her partner on instagram. but on saturday, the sydney morning herald revealed it had known about the relationship before it was public and had given ms wilson two days to comment. the opposition leftwing alliance in france has scored big gains in the first round of france's parliamentary elections. despite that, french president emmanuel macron�*s supporters look set to have the biggest bloc in the national assembly, but it's unclear if they'll have enough seats to form a majority. our paris correspondent hugh schofield has more. you have to say it is a breakthrough by the left—wing alliance. looking back at the presidential election two months ago, they left that terribly there. the leader of this new alliance was

but king philippe, whose on a state visit to the d. r. c. stopped short of a formal apology. historians estimated 10000000 congolese were killed during a belgian rule. how can wear reports? king felipe is the 1st belgian monarch to express regret for his country's past in the democratic republic of congo. that his speech to the congress parliament in the capital kinshasa stopped short of apologizing for the violence and exploitation. belgium's 75 year colonial rule. let it like a violent act and humiliation on the occasion of my 1st trip to congo, right. your front of the commonly people and those who still suffer today. i wish to reaffirm my deepest progress for those wounds of the past. king felipe and his wife, queen mathilde, are on a 6 day visit. the monarch and congress president felix jessica. he has spoken about cooperation and development. they haven't mentioned the role of king fleet. great. grandfather's brother belgian king leopold. the 2nd he turned congo into his personal feast, them in 1885. he made a fortune from rubber wh

then president philippe cal, they don't put violence against journalists, has grown exponentially worse under president. and that is manuel. no physical but other attacks against the press have increased by 85 percent since the beginning of his presidency. our best all although president lopez over to the old took office in 2018 promising to uphold press freedom. he has since developed a combative relationship with journalists. the president has been accused of using his daily morning press conferences as a platform for denouncing reporters who criticize his administration. against vision, dental song video, this just sees open. it is just ask it labella is medicine that has been diesel's in gung 10 below these. this gives would've been miss hernandez. but i, i sitting beside as young this and gone down my service. he's even drawn attention from the u. s. government and members of the european parliament who urged the president to tone down his verbal attacks against the press. some and g o is here and mexico have warned that hostile public discourse toward journalists is perpetuating v