pide razÓn y andru medina. -- scot peter son y andru medina.reacciones. vilma: en sox quedaron los padres de los jÓvenes en miami que murieron en costa rica hace seis meses cuando recibieron este e-mail de un agente del departamento de estado justo cuando ellos alentaban a protestar en un evento de turismo al que asisten autoridades del departamento de turismo de costa rica. >> donde bÁsicamentenos ba amenazando o al menos la interpretaciÓn de lo que yo len pudiÉramos venir hacer aquÍ. >> el agente estado dijo que estaban preocupados por su seguridad en el evento en miami. nos han pedido darles a conocer que es un delito federal. las familias tienen derecho a protestar pacÍficamente pero queremos asegurarnos que saben que obstruir a un funcionario extranjero sus funciones podrÍa desencadenar una acusaciÓn federal. este grupo de padres confrontÓ pacÍficamente a las autoridades de turismo de costa rica en los eventos. en una ocasiÓn en espaÑa y en otra en nueva york. >> es una industria que genera millones de dÓlares para todos. >> para margarita

i'm going to offer to all the employees there let me give up with the quick the scots go if a loving cup thank you very much give me quick moment. just score escape or thank you very much thanks again. the trends that bill wall slee has identified have started to be picked up in polling a recent survey a show in deep dissatisfaction with the bracks a process with an increasing majority for remain across the province backing for the new board of poll and the irish unity is approaching party with opposition with a significant twenty two percent of protestant photos expressing support for such a referendum the polling shows opposition to united ireland only forty five percent still thirteen percent ahead of support but with more than twenty percent undecided and among young people the gotten out of his father of support for ai this unity within touching distance of the opposition twenty years of peace brought the dividend and border communities nearly was once the economic black spot of the entire province though the economy is flushing i spoke to dr khan of patterson a director of ente

another independence referendum for scotland — nicola sturgeon wants scots to have a choice between brexiture inside the eu. railway diplomacy — north korea's leader arrives in russia for talks with president putin. is he sending a message to president trump? new advice on babies and screen time. they should not be left to watch anything till they are two. and coming up on bbc news: the time for talking is almost up, but will it be united or city left kicking themselves after tonight's manchester derby in the premier league? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in sri lanka, funerals have continued to take place for the victims of the easter sunday bombings. the death toll has risen again — it's now confirmed that 359 people died, with more than 500 wounded. clive myrie is in the capital, colombo. clive. george, it does seem to have been a day of real progress in the ongoing investigation here. there is no question that a clearer picture is beginning to emerge of who the bombers were. possibly with one of them having links to the uk. but there is still a nagging question. what

but then i do this sport because i'm having fun so i have to make sacrifices i inspect the scot that's what. the highlight of the season was the macau grand prix in november twenty eighth that weekend sophia hope to prove that she could lead the field. if. everything went well until the decisive race on sunday a crash no fault of her own slammed her into a wall at two hundred seventy kilometers an hour. sophia came out with two broken vertebrae and bone splinters in her spinal cord she had to be operated on in the car. four weeks later she had her first training eight weeks later she started getting her neck muscles back into shape. in february twenty nine hundred four months after the accident sophia was back on the track by then she was world famous with over two hundred thousand followers on instagram and television appearances her team rented a racetrack in monza for some test it was sophia's first time at the wheel since the crash. and that's an issue the sort of course now i'm that girl with the crash this year i want to change that all be the go with the crashing but also the su

of a violent reaction unit initially in glasgow were known for the whole of scotland funded by the scots. government which treats violent crime as a public health problem and a social problem too many children with multiple and adverse childhood experiences are excluded from school which in turn can lead them to become involved in gangs and violence if we are to tackle this epidemic of youth violence we need an approach whether you call it public health but we need an approach which is trauma informed i care for children with a c e s the public health public education approach is right together with more police officers but wasn't a former metropolitan police commissioner correct this morning when he said that ultimately our young people need to know that they're better off not being in possession of a knife than having that knife and therefore isn't it also time for us to have clearer mandatory sentencing for those caught in possession of a knife without just cause we must all acknowledge that this is an issue that transcends party lines particles can be divisive but if there was ever a

cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account scots the conflict zone. conflict zone with tim sebastian kong t.w. . climate change is affecting us all. rising sea levels and. streets. and change. through entire communities. the flames are good news is our own choices in energy conservation. recycling. and transport can help the line find out what you can do today at redraw the lines out all. the. this is due to we news live from berlin the battle for libya's capital a military strongman fighters advance on tripoli attempting to win control of the city dozens have been killed in the un back to government says it's launching a counter offensive western countries call for a truce also on the program a top russian film and theater director is suddenly released he was arrested almost two years ago for embezzlement and put under house arrest his case prompted an international outcry.

bracelets the women used to wear so it's this gesture that gave couscous its name more of course course scots says intense rivalry between algeria and morocco mauritania and all claiming to be the home of coast but now they're prepared to look past years of antagonism to secure the coveted un heritage status for the food the us corrupt occasion will be examined in december. and that's it for now from the debbie news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page well in today's show with pictures from kenya airways some elephants got stuck in the mud while looking for chat don't panic i'm happy to report that they were lifted out by a wildlife services will see you next time i find out. nico he's in germany to learn german. language been the reason why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to suffer from the w.c. learning course nicko speak. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union he knows guild motto d.w. correspondent at the baker can stretch this second line with the rules set by the team. cuts through no. swapping recipes for succ

trump raced into a 6—0 lead, knocking in a highest break of 131 against stephen maguire, before the scotme. the tournament favourite took the final frame to lead 7—1. first to 13 go through. they'll finish off tomorrow. when england forward izzy christiansen broke her leg and damaged ankle ligaments eight weeks ago, while playing in the shebelieves cup, she thought her chances of making this summer's world cup were over. but after surgery, she's making good progress — and she told our reporterjo currie she hopes manager phil neville selects her for the tournament, which begins on the 7th ofjune. my my body recovered well and mentally i feel fresh and good and physically i'm coming along and if i were to be selected for lockup i don't know what's going to happen but i have about seven weeks to play with, can hopefully improve my fitness. how much contact have you had come i know he's in touch with the player so know he's in touch with the player sol know he's in touch with the player so i might has he spoken during rehab? he checked in quite a few times and checking how i'm doing and my p

papers focusing mainly on the money he and his associates store people are angry because they got off scot free it's like an insult to gambia and people want to see people that you know. we would not be in. to pay for it to go to the right to an island don't know how to do them but just how much money was stolen according to the investigative reporting organization. jumma and his cronies at least nine hundred seventy five million u.s. dollars the official ministry of justice figure is much smaller three hundred four million u.s. dollars here meeting a local journalist who believes the research is figures a closer than the government estimate i have more trust in god indorse people than i would be government. because you can't police yourself he says the government is still full of the same elites only the head of the government changed after the election in twenty seventeen. the sort of opportunity would be hard. in twenty seventeen to change this country for good policy isn't good least not sort of the past we are moving into on seven feet. that's dangerous johnny has left but a lot of hi

fifteen fifty eight a lavish wedding ceremony was performed here when fifteen year old mary queen of scots married the heir to the french throne francis the second. polian bonaparte also used not to done for an ostentatious ceremony here he crowned himself emperor of france in eighteen zero for taking the crown from the pope's hands and placing it on his own head. the cathedral has withstood revolutions and wars its grand bell rang out the end of the second world war. not to don has also played host to important memorials over the decades in one nine hundred seventy requiem mass was held here for the late general to go on service was broadcast to some five hundred million households worldwide four years later heads of state and royal representatives gathered to mourn former president george pompidou. and in one thousand nine hundred six some sixty heads of state and government attended the funeral mass for late french president francois mitterrand . paying tribute to his friend and colleague german chancellor helmut kohl was. moved to tears. in twenty thirteen no to dumb itself was the foc

of course course scots says intense rivalry between algeria morocco mauritania and to old claiming to be the home of coast but now they're prepared to look past years of antagonism to secure the coveted un heritage status for the food the next couple occasion will be examined in december. and that's it for now from the diving is africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page well in today's show with pictures from kenya where summit offense but stuck in the mud while looking for chat don't panic i'm happy to report that they were lifted out by wildlife services so we'll see you next time i find out. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful using national criminal courts as a new enemy in washington to trump administration that is accused of having no legitimacy and says it once it's done my guest this week here in the hague is cheering a political sujit who's the president of the i.c.c. how can he defend your organization against such powerful opposition conflicts so far. off g.w. . does. appreciate. the swiss cheese maker is trying it out on. his own

the 43—year—old scot will now play australia's 2010 winner neil robertson who hasn't played since qualifyinger—finals on friday. ali carter is also through to the quarter—finals after beating china's zhou yuelong13—9. the two—time finalist was trailing 9—7 before winning six frames in a row and he's through to the last 8 for the 6th time in his career and will play fellow englishman gary wilson on tuesday. there'll be two wilson's in the quarter—finals after kyren also came from behind to beat barry hawkins 13—11. the pair shared 9 centuries — a new record for a best—of—25 match at the world championship and he'll play david gilbert starting on tuesday. in serie a, atalanta continue their bid to claim the final champions league place in italy. they were 2—0 winners at home to udinese with both goals coming in the last 10 minutes of the match. the side from bergamo move back ahead of roma into the final champions league spot days after booking their ticket to the coppa italia final against lazio, while sassuolo climb three places to 10th following their victory at fiorentina. while in spain a

of course course scots says intense rivalry between algeria morocco mauritania and to newseum all claiming to be the home of coast but now they're prepared to look past years of antagonism to secure the coveted u.n. heritage status for the food the us came up to cation will be examined in december . and that's it for now from the deadly news every day you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page well in today's show with pictures from kenya where some elephants got stuck in the mud while looking for chat don't panic i'm happy to report that they were lifted out by wildlife services so we'll see you next time i find out. here's what's coming up in the book is that you have plenty to talk about here. the money is legal every weekend here. what's the connection between bread. and the european union dinos. w correspondent and baker john stretch this line with the rules set by the. do you. mean no. smoking recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d w. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture and today will be devoting quite a bit of the sh

engage with the audience and the scots issues such as mental health in an entertaining way. and it works standing ovation. it was it was just he was i mean i don't you know beautiful was wonder what about his father. drove over three hours to get him to agree to yes yes right to the audience is clearly impressed but how about the director who we are so mistakes will foodies know you're for the audience but we did want to you have to go on foot act despite the slight criticism termit up a satisfied with today telling great just this this this. summation snags. we may just be witnessing the start of a big korea in fact an audience member who runs a major international theater festival later told us that tomatoes performance was his favorite of the anti a festival. reminds me of the days i used to act said from d.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website on facebook page we leave you now with images and sounds from the african drum festival in nigeria by sanaa. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. talk. w. media center. you know that seventy seven

what she did is let him get off scot-free. she got to walk out there and said i did nothing wrong.re going to gavitt, you're going to keep your $10,000 but you're going to say sorry. she didn't do that. >> marie: if she had asked for an apology. >> dana: she let him get off scot-free. >> greg: do you think there was some involvement with other people? >> marie: i know that there's conspiracy theories but we haven't truly seen any evidence here. >> greg: who needs evidence, maria? i have an opinion. my opinion. >> marie: i think it's very bizarre. i still don't know why but i decided to drop the charges. i still am actually confused about this because there is no smoking gun about what he did. >> dan: i don't think he was overcharged. remember rocky when apollo was getting beaten up. like jesse's legal team -- >> jesse: jussie. don't make that mistake. >> dan: here's the evidence file for jussie. why did they say let's throw the towel and, apologize, move on. it's widely recognized in the justice system that they don't have to charge everything. but you have to have some recognition

that's because, there aren't that many people who would be receptive to finding a drunk scot on your sofa. this lady is from glasgow. >> she's from glasgow. >> i want to have a party that night just to invite him. >> he looks like a riot. the couple awesome, as well. the video has been spreading. a nice way to deal with a situation like this. tens of thousands of times. it is a giggle to watch. >> the party was next door. >>> if you've been one of those people that dreamt about owning your very own business jet, well, behold the cheapest one of them all. and i do mean that very, very, very, very relative speaking. that, my friends, is the now issue larwon. the world's smallest business jet. we are about to see its maiden voyage. this thing looks like a dragon fly. >> it does have a funky design. that's what makes it really powerful. in fact, so powerful that it can climb 5,900 feet in just one minute. >> wow. >> that quick. it is powered by a turbo fan engine. it seats five people. and here we go. with all the ease in the world, it takes off so ever smoothly. >> that leapt into the a

state senator scot wiener is the author of sb 50. the mailer accuses wiener of making the housing affordability crisis worse for working class communities of color. >> we went through a terrible time period where we were pushing african-american people out of san francisco and bulldozing neighborhoods. this bill is designed to stop that from happening in the future. >> reporter: the mailer was paid for by healthy housing foundation, a division of the health care foundation based in los angeles and run by michael weinstein who spoke to be my phone tonight. >> we standby it. the truth may hurt, but the reality is san francisco has become a place that all the rich people and mostly white people can live in. >> to think someone would be that unprincipled to prey upon the pain of black people. >> reporter: reverend amos brown is president of the sanfranbran. he also received the flier in the mail. >> it's racist. >> reporter: mayor breed buzz support sb50, but it is controversial. even those opposed to the bill like supervisor gordon mark

scot mccloughan in in midfield he was like what they used to call but when like when i call it when i use these expressions obviously in the total positive sense of of the world he was a mad dog afraid of nobody. imposing his respects pressing really hard we be to drench. of movement the huge area of press and i think you have the fantastic. a fantastic performance and. and tonight he was was strong in that in that in that area. that are played an important part in that in this game i mean well if you go it was ruled off of side and then even at a game. it was great. because the linesman made them mistake a human mistake and the v.a. is there to help the human being to help the referees. and to bring the truth to the game. i saw immediately even before the replay that was. that was that was all i control the media the movements then the lines running. made that decision and was was great there is great thing consistency you have the . bringing. the right decision to the game but you also have to ignore and sings that you don't need you don't even reap when the view. with a clear inten

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of my colleagues so if i really need to i can always drop by their offices and let off some steam scots. it must be strange leading a double life knowing things the general public will never be aware of i feel like i got a sense of what it's probably like but have i learnt anything not really the india is a secret service is very good at making sure that what it does stay secret. many of us have gotten used to digital solutions to our real world problems missing the right shoes to outfit order them on amazon don't want to bike to work in the rain just open your car sharing up well our next report is also about finding digital support but for a serious situation despite recent pushes for empowerment women in india still face a great deal of harassment and abuse in dark alleys villages. and entrepreneurs hope sir found a way to help. there was more. i did boy very very and i'll get him to get out from a life. it was the one kind of clothes. these women a speaking out about a subject that's often brushed out of sight india is one of the world's most dangerous countries for women. elza mari

scot mccloughan in in midfield he was like what they used to call but when i when i call it when i use these expressions obviously in the total positive sense of of the world he was a mad dog afraid of nobody imposing his respects pressing really hard we be to drench. of movement the huge area of press and think you had the fantastic. fantastic performance and. and tonight he was was strong in that in that in that area. dark played an important part in that in this game i mean well if you got all these rudolph off side and then in the end of game it. was great. because the linesman made them mistake a human mistake. and the view is there to help the human being to help the referees. and to bring the truth to the game. i saw immediately even before the replay that was. that was that was all i control immediately the movements then the linesman. made that decision and was was great there is great inconsistency you have the. bringing. the right decision to the game but you also have the norinco sings that you don't need. even a replay to to see what happened. and when the v.a.r. com the c

a bastard brat of a scot peddler was how john adams referred to alexander hamilton, for example.scovered, it can be taken too far. part of the problem, i think, is that everything now has to be definitive. it's black and white. there is no room for doubt or uncertainty. i'm right, you're wrong. i'm good, you're bad. i'm smart, you're stupid. wouldn't it be good to show just a little more humility? a very wise person once said i wish i could be as certain of anything as he is of everything. well, there's a real wisdom in knowing that we don't, in fact, know everything. one thing i'm certain of is that's all for this week. for the latest show updates, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram, and i'll be back next week right here on "the wall street journal" at large. thank you for joining us. weeke. lou: good evening everybody. president trump today inspecting the southern border, dressing the national emergency and the influx of illegal immigrants. the president warning prospective border crossings today telling them to turn up round and not continue their journey north. >> t

scot to deal with both sides here nancy snow thank you very much indeed for giving us that analysis after this is sturrock event there we're looking at the pictures again just a short while ago this is the formal abdication of emperor akihito. and he does remain emperor of japan actually until midnight and not until in the morning that his son his oldest son not oh he will become will start the rituals which in turn will allow him to ascend officially formally to the throne so the very latest pictures there from japan on this historic day. well we're going to look at some other news now we're going to go to sit down because the main protest group there has accused the military of trying to break up a citizen in khartoum that's where the protesters have been gathering to demand an immediate handover to civilian rule mohamed vall has the latest from. southern tension at the city an outside the sudanese defense ministry demonstrators worried about an imminent attempt by the army to remove the barricades and disperse the protest the army had the nost it had agreed with the protest leaders to

it it's the quick only scots under the bush mill stuff and alan adams a whole lot of left in alex now barclays in with a cloud over that it would go to my other or my ex but never there. the whole map of europe has been changed but as the delage subsides in the water fall short we see the early steeples of for man and tyrone imagine once again that was winston churchill's really caught from one thousand twenty two he was hardly a disinterested party and he was about to lose his parliamentary seat undone de largely because he was no longer regarded as a trusted friend of violent to lisa may should have taken careful north at the outset of this but exit buddha she was after all one of the few u.k. politicians to actually campaign in ireland during the twenty six thousand referendum however she didn't and the rest is to make history and all about all of this we've seen during the series the nature of the blacks it debate itself has accelerated forces a social and economic change which will likely bring the prime minister's pressures union and to question much earlier than would otherwise

. >> scot-free lives on clara street across from egg's house. he spoke to us after learning of silva's release. he said he frequently sawegg's before he was found dead. >> he was frantically cleaning up the place. >> free was one of several neighbors who called police when egg went missing last summer. officers finally searched after a crime scene cleaning crew was found at the house. they found him in a fish tank without a head or hands. the san francisco district attorney charged silva and another man with egg's murder, but then dropped the charge, and on wednesday, silva, who was serving time on an unrelated jail violation was released from santa clarita jail in the east bay. >> i don't think police are doing anything about it. >> mark swenson was close friends with egg's for 20 years. he helped the family file a missing report last summer. >> i guess i'm not angry because i expect nothing more. i don't expect much from the san francisco police department. >> but egg's brother in florida says he was angry to learn of silva's release. sfpd say

here now with this week's politics roundup are kqed senior editor of politics and government scot schaffer. hooveron institu fellow and joining us via skype from sacramento is alexeye, reporter from "the san fclncisco chro" welcome you, to you all. let's talk about the new college admissions legislation. aside from reforms, what are some of the other changes lawmakers want? >> well, the biggest one would be tying pell grants, which is the state financial aid program to admission standards where any college, public or private, that wants to get pell grant couldn't use legacy admissions, students who are tied to donors or alumni. that'scuoing to be dif to enforce, but it's really laying down a clear marker saying that don't agree that there should be a preference to students who have a connection, theli fa have a connection to the university. there are some others,di incg trying to register private college admissions counsellors and probably in the most direct so of poke at t individuals who participate in this scandal. they would not be able to write off t fake charitable done ags that they

twenty fourteen the scottish voted against independence but that was before breaks it a majority of scots voted to remain in the european union today's sturgeon said that london's chaotic drive to leave the e.u. means that scotland was once again consider independence breaks at talks between the conservatives and labor resumed this week in london but today the leaders of both parties were in northern ireland to attend the funeral for northern irish journalist lira mckee but he was killed during a riot in london derry last week irish prime minister lee overread current bridge prime minister to resign may and the i was president michael higgins old attended the funeral but he was hit by a stray bullet while standing near the police a small militant group the new ira has claimed responsibility for her death and in an unusual move has apologized to the family. of a more on this i'm joined now by ayman melly he is a veteran broadcaster author and editor of the irish news website and blog a man really dot com mr malley it's good to have you on the date this funeral this funeral it was it was mo

is very good now did a very young scot roxboro from d.w. culture desk is joining us in bonn and scott you know i haven't seen it yet so please do not give it away for you know myself or any of our viewers who haven't checked it out but what can we expect just generally speaking from the season. yeah no definite problem no spoilers i did watch the first episode of season eight game of thrones the final season last night with millions of others luckily. for this episode at least there aren't that many spoilers to give it's very interesting after having last season where we had these sort of incredibly epic battles with dragons and white walkers and and massive armies this first episode is sort of bringing all the pieces together as if you know game of thrones you know it's incredibly complex intricate plot this first episode is basically just setting the chessboard we have the main characters set up the danny and john snow who are sort of our good characters from there up in winterfell preparing their armies and down in the south we have the