football i always gravitated to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt really needed to go into this logo because you know we are a new team but we are a city with a lot of history and i think that that's what we wanted to create with with this crest but also the authenticity the south american flavor that we wanted in there we also needed that modern twist as well because it's what miami's all about gold spigots team even the ryder cup is just three weeks away the europe of completed they line up for the showdown against the u.s. in paris captain thomas bjorn announced these four wild card picks which included some familiar faces. well my first pick is paul casey thank. you only want to be a part of the ryder cup team if i felt i could be a great contributor to that which i know i can be my second biggest sergio garcia thank you know i'm going to give everything that i have like thomas to say gnarly on the golf course but but on a team room make sure that you know some of those rookies and some of the other guys feel as

football i always gravitated to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt really needed to go into this logo because now we are a new team we are a city with a lot of history and i think that that's what we wanted to create with with this crest but also the all scientists say the south american flavor that we want to be in there we also need that modern twist as well because it's what miami is all about gold spigots team even the ryder cup is just three weeks away the europe of completed they line up for the showdown against the u.s. in paris katz and thomas bjorn announced these four wild card picks which included some familiar faces. well my first pick is paul casey thank you only want to be a part of the ryder cup team if i felt i could be a great contributor to that which i know i can be my second biggest sergio garcia thank you know i'm going to give everything that i have like thomas was saying earlier on the golf course but but on a team room make sure that you know some of those rookies and some of the other guys fee

football i always gravitate to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt really need to go into this logo because you know we are a new team we are a city with a lot of history and i think that that's what we wanted to create with with this crest but also the all scientists say the south american flavor that we want to be in there we also need that modern twist as well because it's what miami is all about gold spigots team even the ryder cup is just three weeks away the europe of completed they line up for the showdown against the u.s. in paris captain thomas bjorn announced these four wild card picks which included some familiar faces. well my first pick is paul casey thank you only want to be a part of the ryder cup team if i felt i could be a great contributor to that which i know i can be my second biggest sergio garcia thank you know i'm going to give everything that i have like tom i will say not only on the golf course but but on a team room make sure that you know some of those rookies and some of the other guys feel as

i always gravitated to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt we needed to go into this. because now we are a new team we are a city with a lot of history and i think that that's what we wanted to create with with this crest but also the all scientists see the south american flavor that we wanted in there we also needed that modern twist as well because it's what miami is all about gulfs biggest team event the ryder cup is just three weeks away europe of completed the line up for the showdown against the u.s. in paris captain thomas bjorn announced these four wild card picks which included some familiar faces well my first pick is paul casey. of the only want to be a part of the ryder cup team if i felt i could be a great contributor to that which i know i can be my second biggest sergio garcia. of the you know i'm going to give everything that i have like thomas will say not only on the golf course but but on a team room make sure that you know some of those rookies and some of the other guys feel as comfortable as possibl

football i always gravitated to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt reading maybe to go into this logo because you know we are new to say we are a city with a lot of history and i think that what we wanted to create with with this crest but also the old scientists say the south american flavor that we want to be in there we also needed that modern twist as well because it's what miami is all about. from miami to new york honor f.l. adele and the many teams battle for a semifinal place at the u.s. open was a real classic a five set said that went beyond the two am a new york it came off a sloane stephens answering a williams head contrast thing fortunes in the women's quarter finals pool rakes reports i smiles for the cameras but there would be nothing friendly about this rematch of the french open final the winner on the to kazan rafael nadal and me gently rocked on to the back foot by his austrian opponent dominic tame he took the first set of the quarter final six love i team couldn't keep the momentum. at all really

but the authenticity of the south american flavour that we wanted.also needed the modern twist as well because this is what miami is all about. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the un refugee agency says migrants crossing the mediterranean are in more danger than they were in the past. while the number of people arriving europe has fallen significantly, the number of deaths has risen sharply due to traffic is taking greater risks trying to bypass greater surveillance from the libyan coastguards. this author is a goodwill ambassadorfor libyan coastguards. this author is a goodwill ambassador for the un refugee agency. his book was inspired by migrant journeys refugee agency. his book was inspired by migrantjourneys and tells the stories of a father telling his young son the stories of his childhood in syria as they wait for a boat to take them across the sea in search of a new life. he spoke to hugh edwards earlier.“ like millions of people around the world, when i saw those photographs of that young boy lying on the

you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colours and that's one thing that i feltty with a lot of history, and i think that that's what we wanted to create with this crests. but also the authenticity, the south american flavour that we wanted in there, we also needed that modern twist as well, because it's what miami's all about. so i feel that we really wanted to hit it on a level that made people proud and ijust hope we've created something — well, i know we've created something that our fans are happy with. ijust hope we've created something that everybody will be happy with. david beckham there. from the hover board in back to the future, to han solo's jacket from star wars, hundreds of pieces of film memorabilia are going under the hammer later this month at a major auction in london. before that though, members of the public can see at the items at a free exhibition. lauren moss has been to take a look. hoverboard. iconic cinema props coming back from the future to the present. hundreds of objects, like darth vader's light sabre, arnold schwarzenegger's termi

supported economic program and expressed confidence the south american country will overcome its present difficulties ainus managing director casino galaxy stressed that argentina has the full support of the fund she set to meet with argentina's treasury minister and his team for talks on tuesday seen as currency to pay still has for an almost twenty percent in the past week alone driven by these in the country would not be able to meet its debt payments. small businesses in germany pretty much like anywhere don't like to get involved in politics particularly when business is good but with images of angry protests in the german city of candidates being broadcast around the world some local companies speaking out about the backlash to germany's controversial immigration policy. it's precision work here at no moss in saxony three hundred employees are making fine watches that sell all around the world the company has stellar reputation over three decades now manages worry that nazi protesters in the city of chemist's might tarnish its image because in addition said of course was shocked by

has weakened somewhat over the past week but many argentinians are still chasing those dollars south american country has the most dollar cash holdings after the u.s. in addition devaluation of the peso was having a strong impact on inflation. who pity cokehead as one of the most famous argentinians to have been hit by the financial crisis in two thousand and one. the former soccer player who was on the country's nine hundred ninety four world cup team had to watch the state freeze all his accounts and convert dollars into pesos a tragedy for people like him who had been investing in dollars for decades. but the. country has been through fifteen crises since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and they said over and over again if you bet on the dollar you'll lose. the experience their piece is losing out value. also said that many argentinians today are still afraid to leave their money in the bank after renewed fall in the peso in recent weeks their assets have lost another four percent in value. have learned long ago how to predict the crisis that's why they want to carelessly stumble into

with dr tom long he teaches south american politics at work university in the u.k. it's home as we've heard the president has announced measures to combat the crisis cutting his cabinet and how for example is one of them is that really going to make a difference for. thank you very much for having me well in the near term it might make some difference i think the president is under a lot of pressure to start to communicate some sort of plan that is going to restore confidence in his government and in their medium term fiscal plans you know this is in many ways more of a crisis of confidence about argentina then it is about a longer term economic issues certainly argentina faces some of those but over the last week we saw this really fast slide in the value of the pace and some of that came out of really poor communications from the government that created a lot of uncertainty about what exactly its plans were regarding its budget regarding its plans to pay down argentina's debt so what does what is left for mark or what should be what should he do now. well you know

the south american country is seeking an event that payments of a $50 billion and use it against a runher side commented on how much money will be anticipated or how house in a deal should be reached. —— hywel. —— how. it will be a rough month for argentina. on tuesday, the finance minister had his first meeting with the imf and these negotiations may prove to last longer than previously thought topic the imf‘s managing is showing willingness to help argentina out, but it all depends on a vote id board. on tuesday, the president received a phone call from donald trump, the american president, saying that he is doing and excellent job handling president, saying that he is doing and excellentjob handling this crisis. but the markets do not seem to agree as the peso lost more value on tuesday. rising trade tensions could weaken the operating environment for banks in this region. report says that about a quarter of institutions believe that trade wars were the biggest medium—term threat for the outlook 01’ medium—term threat for the outlook or asian banks because it will reduce demand for

there is mounting on venezuela's president nicolas maduro canada says it will be joining five south american nations and signing a formal request for the international criminal court to investigate his government this comes one day after the u.s. imposed sanctions on the doro and his wife venezuela's socialist economy has been devastated by hyperinflation and by crippling shortages of food and medicine some two million people have already fled to neighboring countries. it's an almost unstoppable flood of people the exodus from venezuela has so far seen around two million people flee the country taking grave risks almost always on foot which starvation only a few paces behind. them horrible because we really dying of hunger everything was difficult for us there's no medicine no food nothing. holderness we ones are thinking of leaving to search for stability but we find ourselves in other places in another world too that's not our own it's been very tough for us. but the sheer number of venezuelan refugees is causing problems for the country's neighbors in front year terms like trying colombia

today like always the united states is trying to divide us since we established the union of south american nations they've been putting pressure on us we're developing a project that would ensure and strengthen cooperation between latin american and caribbean countries we will be presiding next year and we have a lot of plans for example we want to use this platform to strengthen our relations with china russia europe it is a new policy of corporation with other continents latin america is facing some major problems for example in argentina brazil at oakwood or presidents who used to be guarantors of the nation's sovereignty and dignity are persecuted now there are no more military crews on south america. power overthrow through congress is. another mechanism used by the us to undermine presidents who fight against imperialism it is a constant point for two kinds of. mystics are who embrace the situation in a certain way making sure that their presence continue to serve the people as opposed to american interests. in a bid to try and stop the spread of disease the authorities in paris are

the majority of african american members come from south carolina. there are seven members from that state, largely because it is a majority african-american population and their districts are majority african-american, so there is support for a black candidate. elliott is a wonderful orator. he has one of these people that invented himself as he went along. you get a since he was a true character. he had a great classical education. he came up after reconstruction. he had a journalism background. he moves into the state assembly in south carolina. he comes to the house for two terms in the 1870s. he is one of the men who comes onto the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill and give some speeches that are picked up in the northern press. they just swoon over him. in one of the speeches, it is a point, counterpoint debate with alexander stephens, the former confederate vice president who has, at that point, come back to the house. elliott just blows him out of the water. he is so respected. he has an ally of senator

the south american country is seeking advanced payments of a $50 billion loan to use it against a rund on how much money might be released or how soon a deal should be reached. the former bank of england governor, lord king, has blasted brexit preparations as incompetent. the brexit supporter said it beggared belief that the world's sixth—biggest economy should be talking of stockpiling food and medicines. he said this left the government without a credible bargaining position. that's it for the business briefing this hour, but before we go, here are the markets. asi as i mentioned, all about the emerging market currencies. the indonesian rupiah falling again today. it's been sliding for several daysin today. it's been sliding for several days in a row. the south african rand extremely weak as well. this is about concerns the weakness we are seeing with the turkish lira and argentine pesto with rates possibly going up in the us in september, this is exacerbating foreign money being pulled out of these emerging economies and back into places like the us —— argentina peso. that's all fo

it is an 18th—century story about the titular character who is in a south american colony longing for down—to—earth political story, on the other hand, it has a dreamlike quality to it. it's very, very poetic. it's also — you know, the best movies are movies which tell their story through images, rather than characters sitting down and explaining to you what is going on. you could watch zama and take away seven different stories. what i really like about it was, like the best cinema, it is a visual storytelling. it is a film which is a film, not just an argument. i really liked it. really, really liked it. it is called zama and it is on dvd. excellent, and i love it when you bring something that i know nothing about and then i can think about it for the weekend. thank you very much. you're welcome. good to see you, mark. thank you. and a quick reminder before you go that you can find all of the film news and reviews from across the bbc online, there's the address. all our previous film review programmes are on the iplayer as well of course. really cracking week, i think, and enjoy you

argentinean people like the venezuelan people like the iranian people like the cuban people like all south american people latin american people are getting absolutely shellacked by the machinations of an extraordinarily corrupt central bank system but the argentinean people i don't think they have much of a recourse i know that according to oxford economics only about eight million of them paid taxes last year twenty one million were drawing caste transfers and subsidies. can you comment on that the argentina central bank is part of the ministry of finance and has been since the one nine hundred thirty s. when the government nationalized it so it has been used for ever to pay for political promises so these handouts you know argentina doesn't have the money it doesn't collect enough taxes so there are generated by the central bank that is part of the ministry of finance and that is what crushed the currency you know so this is a political system that is essentially funded by the central bank and has been for decades and it doesn't matter what shade of the government is that's how the country has b

this is a superb film. 18th—century story about the title character who is a sad —— in a south americanvery down—to—earth political story. on the other hand a dreamlike quality. it is very poetic. also, you know the best movies or movies which tell their story through images rather than characters sitting down and explaining. you can watch this and ta ke explaining. you can watch this and take away seven different stories. like the best cinema, it is a visual storytelling mode. it is a film which is a film, notjust an argument. i believe liked it. it is on dvd. i love it when you bring something i know nothing about. and she very much. thank you. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. a cracking week. enjoy your cinema going. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. compared with what's going on in other parts of the world, the weather here this weekend will be relatively quiet. but it is a mixture f

south korea will double the annual number of american cars sold within -- in other words, we used to sell a maximum of 25. and we wouldn't even goat that number. and now we're going to $50,000. we're doubling it proximate result manufacturer. that's 50,000 per manufacturer cars. that's each year. so that's a doubling of the cars per manufacturer that can enter its market meeting u.s. safety standards. so we're going with now a u.s. safety standard, the standard was at a point that

it happened to american citizens living in a religious cult overseas in the south american country ofguyana. >> congresswoman jackie spears was there at the time. she was a young aide to a congressman investigating reports of abuse. but they were ambushed. >> i was 28 years old and, you know, i had resigned to myself to the fact i was dying. >> they just three weeks ago found another bullet in my right arm. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spear survived in spite of being shot five times by followers of the reverend jim jones. he led a religious cult called the peoples temple. he was on a fact finding mission to investigate complaints of sexual and physical abuse at the overseas compound in guyana. he bought journalists to cover the story. >> and they came and shot the congressman, they shot don harris, the nbc reporter, the cameraman, the sound man, greg robinson, the examiner, photographer, and me. >> reporter: she managed to drag her badly mangled body with one arm behind the plane's wheel well. she and the others were on that strip for nearly 22 hours. survivors were finally moved into

the former dutch colony is tiny compared to other south american countries it has a population of just five hundred and fifty thousand different communities live together peacefully the mosque stands right next to the synagogue these days people of chinese descent make up some ten percent of the population. the government sees china as an engine of development that it can control the little bit more if we got some rules and. we have to. educate them. educating the chinese a bad joke says syrians leading economic experts who claims the government can be bought i think. informed. they make or break the rules in the country if there is a lot of corruption. and the chinese are involved. in being on official money to people. chinese companies are very generous they build playgrounds for children how's this for the poor peace builders have a right directly from china joy to see the latest project. the government minister is delighted it's the groundbreaking ceremony for five hundred council flats courtesy of beijing. governments are very close the chinese government sees that there are many

champions new zealand take on argentina in oakland and early try from ramiro my on i put the south americans ahead but a fighting performance fell away towards the end as new zealand scored six tries to win forty six twenty four. the all blacks will face south africa next the springboks were head off time in their much against australia but the wallabies fought back in brisbane to win twenty three eighteen. do you know roger has become just the eighth european to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame roger played four years for the boston celtics earlier in his career but he made his name in europe where behavior came a champion in three different countries i want to olympic medals for yugoslavia and then for russia. i couldn't stop crying for three days straight. and it was really hard to explain somebody bugging my eyes. over and over and i couldn't tell anybody for one week me being here today you know it's a feeling that. i don't know that word has not been invented yet that's the sport and i will be back on the newsgroup a bit later on i've been told many thanks indeed a devil ju

our reporter between at two am i went to the south of the country to meet fake quebecers the american uses military surveillance methods to combat poachers she says it's the only way to break up the networks of illegal hunters dealers and buyers and protect the remaining elephants . my name is fake with us and with the international fund for animal welfare in kenya and i lead our elephant protection and culture but your projects for east africa. they quavers used to work for the u.s. military fighting militants now she's southern in. in kenya fighting poachers the largest and strongest animals are the ones most in danger. of. its ever race against time. elephants or extinct ecosystems crumble you know there's cascading effects for the communities that live in these areas that are reliant on wildlife for their livelihoods and you know in the end it would it would be the human greed you know where we were the generation that can take this on and and stop it. like the militant groups poachers for networks that reach beyond their village. because they have no work take turn to legal activ

such as tropicana or simply orange is supplied by brazilian companies and shipped up from the south americancountry in specialized fruit juice tankers for decades orange juice production has been growing in brazil in twenty seven danes the orange juice export market was was a staggering one point four billion dollars the u.s.d.a. estimates that brazil's total output of orange juice will rise around fifty percent this year with exports rise in twenty eight percent and brazil's production lead over the u.s. has doubled since two thousand and three and that gives us an idea of what things could look like for local farmers in the near future but brazilian produces on only dominating exports they use in the benefits to come here to florida and buy out production facilities effectively make in brazil a thigh a natural backer for much of america's orange juice brazilian production isn't the only thing hurt in the orange juice industry here in florida back in two thousand and five the citrus green in disease affected hundreds of grows across the . resulting in a fifty five percent decline in product

such as tropicana or simply orange is supplied by brazilian companies and shipped up from the south americancountry in specialized fruit juice tankers for decades orange juice production has been growing in brazil in twenty seventeen's the orange juice export market was was do you know bloody revolution here to the demonstrations going to be relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you. could give you a clue in the new bill is that i knew pulling you toward the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took the lead in this state over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these an article that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back cryptocurrency leave have softened a significant setback in their march toward the mainstream of global finance and economics after the us occur. as exchange commissioner s.e.c. temporarily suspended the trading of to exchange traded notes or securities issued by h b x b t e provider a b the suspension took effect on sunday evening u.s

it's not well i'd like to see a bit more color something south american will see dominic on. each to his own taste so what does a reporter make of all the data hosen doing the rounds here. and i gather that but it is just over fist the sky it goes with the mood here but on the street i don't think this is every year there are visitors who like to get a bit inventive with our otherwise traditional october fest outfits. is reverted i give the fashion here four to five points because i think it is thought oh you beautiful that people put so much thought into it before they even get here . next stop the judge in very hot boy tent while hootie ana and she ponder head off to the dance floor. thanks tran decides to tackle the menu. first she tries a giant pretzel. i guess that means that for my taste it was a bit dry because in hong kong we each very soft rolls have seen lots of roast meat here and hardly any vegetables it's a bit different for us that besides we usually have the small potion so. we put everything on the table and divide it up i think to do things a bit differently

. >> the last bit i had was from the south american rattlesnake and i had paralysis within minutes.leaving the parks lot. >> why risk life and t limb milk snakes in the first place? to help mankind, of course. >> king cobra venom ispa used f medication research and being used in cancer research. >> that's right. there say theory in the medical world tha venom can destroy cancer cells much like chemo does,t' a prospect t created a growing marketplace for venom and its vendors. in fact, jim sells a quarter of a million dollar wth of venom each yearl to pharmaceuti companies and research labs. >> king cobra venom runs about $100 a gram and raising 2,000sn es has its costs as well. in addition to the zoo's standard expenses, jim spends a whopping $2,000 a year on mice because -- well, snakes got to eat. >> it's a labor of love. you have to have ado passion to it, but it's not something that you're going to get rich quick. >> no, y're not. on average, ske milkers ear $20,000 a year, but jim, he's far from average. he's chosen to pump all of his venom earnings back to the o, leaving himse

i always gravitated to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt reading maybe to go into this logo the south american flavor that we wanted in there we also needed a modern twist as well because it's what miami is all about and i just hope we've created something while i know we've created something that our fans are happy with i just hope of created something that everybody would be happy with what was seems that every football fan has an opinion on this name and the logo certainly in all sports department anyway but here's just a few of those on social media beta genius seized on the quote from the launch pack the sun's seven razor an almost to the career of david beckham and him to the number significance for the club in addition they symbolize the seven seas that bring people to miami from the seven continents and he calls that exquisite marketing nonsense it's alan club also we're thinking out loud about this one into miami. then kirk says the discrepancy between club internacional and the football miami and into miami f

whoring out of venezuela in search of a better life now the leader of a south american group of nations says military intervention may be needed. how a swimmer who was hailed a hero for saving syrian refugees from drowning ended up in a greek jail. hell a super typhoon man course is no more a super typhoon the eyes closed going across the north of luzon causing us third about a structural damage with the winds and a fair amount of rain but it's quickly moving therefore though no longer a super typhoon it's still a typhoon and is over warm waters now off the south china seas if anything it'll probably pick up a bit more energy become a little bit more windy which means the outer edges will equally be battered and hong kong could be a one of those outer edges the main rain belt is broad's and it's on its way slowly west woods so it will hit land somewhere in southwest china and then carry on to vietnam now of course the rain bands will fly off all over the place as a lot more rain still come to come for the northern philippines and to southern china probably including hong kong they're tr