nuclear tests were among a total of 210 carried out by france in the south pacific and sahara desert over three decades. thousands of local residents developed serious health problems as a result, including birth defects and cancer. critics also say the tests have had devastating and long-lasting effects on the region's environment. a law was passed in 2010 to compensate victims. so far, only 20 have received compensation. opposition'she complaint is unlikely to lead to has notion as the icc retrospective jurisdiction. it can only deal with crimes committed after 2002, when the founding treaty come -- came into force. delano: you can track all the news we are following on our --site, france 24.com france24.com. you can see more on the reshuffle that has been delayed in france. champagne comes from vance, -- france, percent go from italy, cavaosecco from italy, and from france. britain is working on its own, but faces a deadline. we go to wineries in kent. inorter: a 16% increase harvest at the home of the champagne after britain's hottest summer on record. it is not just global warmi

but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry?hout a tour of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. 100 years since stonehenge was given to the people of the uk by a local couple who had bought it at auction. the prehistoric monument has stood in the wiltshire countryside that thousands of years. but for a long time it was privately owned. symphony among the stones. a perfect case of classic rock. the london symphony at on one of a number of their tributes to this ancient site. the musicians are here to celebrate 100 years since stonehenge was given to the nation. before that, all this was in private hands. private hands, but a very public state of disrepair. eventually, in 1915, it was decided to

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but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry?of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. baseball's world series resumes in los angeles today, with game 3 between the los angeles dodgers and the boston red sox starting in about half an hour. our correspondent chris mitchell is in los angeles. thank you very much. i have the best seatin thank you very much. i have the best seat in the house as you can see inside the dodgers stadium. right behind the home plate. these tickets go for about $3000 or more if you are lucky. you have your sunflower seeds here and everything you could need. very expensive drinks. and these lucky fans right in the front i’ow. these lucky fans right in the front row. how did

but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry? handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. two male penguins in australia who paired up as a same—sex couple have successfully hatched a baby chick. the penguins first caught the attention of staff at sydney's sea life aquarium when they were spotted waddling around and swimming together. when the inseparable pair went a step further and built a nest, staff gave them an egg which they happily incubated. the proud parents are now taking turns to care for their new offspring. scientists say there is little difference between opposite—sex and same—sex rearing among gentoo penguins which share parenting and feeding responsibilities equally. a reminder of our

and meghan makes her mark in the south pacific as huge crowds turn out to catch a glimpse of the duchesscoming up on bbc news, two of the famous names of the european cup in days gone by meet at anfield in the champions league tonight. it's liverpool against red star belgrade. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the fbi is investigating a number of suspicious packages sent to high profile individuals and locations, among them former us president barack obama and former presidential candidate, hillary clinton. the devices were intercepted when their post was screened. the headquarters of the news broadcaster, cnn, has also been evacuated in new york with police telling people nearby to take shelter. the mayor of new york has described the packages as acts of terror and security in the city is being stepped up. our north america correspondent nick bryant has more. in the leafy suburbs north of new york city, the home of bill and hillary clinton, today surrounded by a much bigger security presence than normal after a suspected explosive device was addressed to the former presid

needs decided to go really far away from prof twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in all paradise. from the pacific ocean. why why. more great programs right ahead here in r t international. best cars or survival guide book stacie just like all the stars simply at least it . should be don't forget the past. back to. public no. repatriations look at the rest of seventy years. of the separate kaiser report. and you might say yo phone pal. and help out a known type of child called paul enough. to know more i. know. him from pen there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground sex industry sometimes by the people they trust the most. time and the. prosecution will need to become almost. cold where you push. this threshold finds. by the number one place you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the. security industry knows where to put your bundled up business models used by american corporations. he's sold them good mental disease has. seen. the solution. in association with. newton he saw it is just really really came to an inve

they just decided to go really far away from prof twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in our paralyzed. from the pacific ocean why. why . indeed there just a snapshot to some of the many stories coming through in the past week international thanks for joining me kevin though in this weekend for this cut shop i was so much more for you too from us. i don't have faith in this government official of president i don't have faith in the system i suppose i've got it i'm too liberal the system designed for people like this. they are struggling. to find the poor here for different reasons the loss of job loss the whole. most people in philadelphia are only a ballot two paychecks away from homelessness. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to the rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred trees per second per second and that corn

at least decided to go really far away from the froth twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in elf their allies. in the pacific ocean why. why . again one of the myriad of questions we asked in the week on this channel will be question more that's a snapshot of the many stories we covered for you thanks for watching out international with me kevin though in our weekly so much more for you right up to date an. official of president of the f.c.c. the system. i've got. the system designed for people like me. as long as there's. different people who are here for different reasons but also job we also have. most people in philadelphia are only about two paychecks away from homelessness. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. and you'll. come up that. will be on the legal. in film there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground six ind

they've decided to go really far away from from twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in our peril lies. in the pacific ocean. why why. and they're the kind of questions we ask in the stores who bring you each and every week thanks for watching the weekly live from moscow it's kevin owen saying enjoy the rest of the week. what politicians do. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want. you to go on to be closer to see what the full story of the more than people. i'm interested always in the waters of my colleagues. should. have figured this government official of president a lefty through the system must have gotten. the system designed for people like me who move. those laws that. defend the poor here for different reasons but also job we also have. most people in philadelphia are only about two paychecks away from homelessness. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic to follow through but only mostl

but first, south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry? of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it's been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day. but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, tonga. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker will it be a chilly weekend? compared to last weekend, yes. it was 20 degrees last weekend and a different story this weekend. the first cold snap of the autumn. even cold enough for some sleet and hail, mostly across the hills, the sleet and snow, but some others could catch some hailstones. chilly are coming from the arctic and you can see the motion of the cloud, giving offa see the motion of the cloud, giving off a sense of where the air is coming from, all away from the arctic and this cold airstream has pretty much engulfed the whole of the british

but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry? tour of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made every minute count. coming back to australia, an aborted landing as the couple's ——jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. the us defence secretary has reportedly approved a request for additional troops and resources at the us— mexico border. it comes as thousands of migrants heading north towards the border. in each of the little towns that the caravan reaches — this is arriaga in chiapas — the migrants set up their tents near offices and the church. local authorities and the community are turning out to offer what support they can. that is normally in the form of water, food, medical attention, donated clothing, and legal support for those thinking of turning b

at the university of the south pacific, the couple watched a dance about climate change. to speak. she spoke about the right to education and its particular importance to young women. when girls are given the right tools to succeed, they can create incredible futures not only for themselves but for all of those around them. and while progress has been made in many areas across the commonwealth, there's always scope to offer more opportunities to the next generation of young adults and specifically to young women. from staff and students alike, enthusiasm for meghan and her message. having her come and do that, it's amazing because we were able to tell our girls, look, if she can come and talk, if she can come and inspire, if she can do all these words, you can too. she was lovely. and she was concerned with the issues that we have raised. she was honestly giving feedback and encouraging us in our work. and i was so touched and blessed to have that opportunity. without harry, but surrounded by adoring crowds, meghan went to the market in suva to visit a project for women's

its main aim is to slash barriers in some of the fastest growing economies in the south pacific.ina's growing influence within the global economy as well. let's show you the markets again... and celebrate the fact they are going up again. we have had such a time of it lately. japan up. i think what is going on is that investors are bargain—hunting following the dramatic falls we saw the last fortnight people are now looking at stocks that seem to be cheap. facebook‘s chairs were up 2% in after hours trade and other stocks we re after hours trade and other stocks were in favour yesterday. the trend continuing right now in asia. in tokyo, 20 minutes left in the trading day. that's it for the business briefing this hour a zero—tolerance approach to violence against nhs staff is being promised as figures show attacks in england have reached a five—year high. the government says offenders will face quicker prosecutions, and staff will receive better training to deal with violent situations. lauren moss reports. these are just some of the shocking incidents recorded against frontline n

a tour on the south pacific. the big welcome they received in the south pacific. >>> we have traffic bay area. a couple of commutes are doing okay and westbound 24 we will tell you about a crash on 80 in union city that has closed all northbound lanes. >> in the beginning of the month we had rain up north and we are still dry on the last day of october and any sign of a change? we will take a look. >>> welcome back are expected to release the name of a woman hit and killed by a big ring and sa it happened 12:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon on the stony point road overpass above highway 12. the woman was run over by riding a bike and pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say it is a deadly crash at that intersection in the past week. >>> a mount lying lounging near a pleasanton office complex is back in the wild. a photo of the big cat is being released in an undisclosed area of the east bay. landscapers called authorities business park. police immediately shut down the street in the area and it took four starts

scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to the east bay isolated areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely to be seen today. expect partly cloudy skies interspersed by these thunderstorms. ( james ) a big story we continue to follow is the closure of the transbay transit center in san francisco. ( darya ) today crews are expected to remove jacks and repace them with columns. repace them with columns. kron 4's sara stinson is live with the latest. this morning we're told crews will be removing the jacks you see running overhead here on fremont street and replacing them with columns.take video: right now through the next few days crews will be building this shoring system that takes the load of the cracked beams. the system will extend from the bottom of the roof deck down four levels.the transit center's construction manager told the board of directors of the transbay joint powers authority.....that once that's in place....workers can take a safely take a sample of the steel for testing...which help them determine why the cracks occured in th

but first, south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry?dicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it's been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day. but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, tonga. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. there is certainly a chill in the air this friday evening, and that is going to remain through the weekend. it's going to be cold and windy. there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers, some of those showers heavy and wintry over some hills in the north. through this evening and tonight, many places will keep starry skies overhead but the wind will blow showers in across the east coast of england, and some for parts of wales and the south—west and northern ireland. showers turning wintry over high ground in scotland. with temperatures getting very close t

scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to temperatures today will the 60's and 70's regardless of whether you are inland or along the coast. scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to the east bay isolated areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely to be seen today. expect partly cloudy skies interspersed by these thunderstorms. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )happening today... the man accused of killing 18- year-old mariah davis.. will be arraigned. 19-year-old anthony pimentel is being charged with first degree murder of his ex- girlfirend. mariah davis' mother says she doesn't want what happened to her daughter ... to happen to anyone else. kron 4s ali reid has more on the investigation... and spoke with an executive director of a domestic violence organization. in fact, one in 3 girls in the u-s is a victim of physical, emotional, or verba

they just decided to go really far away from crawls twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in our peril the ice. from the pacific ocean. why. why. now still ahead on the program here on. minimum wage workers claiming benefits have a moral not just a moment. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one rob but you n.d.p. world health organization and in fact other international organizations like the international committee of the red cross you cannot work in a place like gaza with pragmatic cooperation with the local authorities which are hamas in this case here or has been for most of the last few years. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to the press this is what the four three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. city. just on a quarter past the hour here in moscow desperate come bodie and mothers struggling to feed their families in the poverty stricken southeast asian country prost

. >>> prince harry and his wife meghan are now island hopping in the south pacific.t in fiji this morning and how it compares to a long-ago visit by the queen. we'll show you some history. >>> and if you're on the go, subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. it's available wherever you like to download your podcast. the top stories coming up. we'll be right back. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. start with 100%

> we're getting our first look this morning at dramatic new video from that plane crash in the south pacificdeo captures a nearby team of u.s. navy sailors who raced to the wreckage, pulling passengers to safety. here is abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: this dramatic newly released video. a view from u.s. sailors as they conduct a daring sweep of this partially submerged jetliner. several boats pulling up to the windows of the 737. >> there is a badly injured guy on the other side. >> reporter: watch as the navy divers wade onto the wing, searching the air niugini airliner. the flight came down short of the runway friday, crashing into a lagoon. >> we came in low. we came in very low. i thought we landed hard until i looked over and saw a hole in the side of the plane and water was coming in. >> reporter: authorities initially saying everyone made it out alive but fears one male passenger may be missing. seven of the 35 on board reportedly taken to the hospital. >> i'm alive. that's an extremely good thing. >> reporter: the investigation into what caused the plane to crash is ongoing. four

twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in paradise. in the process of course it. why why. international still ahead this hour saudi arabia is under growing pressure from the west over the disappearance of a journalist in turkey that among the stories just after the break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be close this is what the three of them all can't be good. interested always in the waters in the. first ship. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one rob but un d.p. world health organization and in fact other international organizations like the international committee of the red cross you cannot work in a place like gaza with pragmatic cooperation with the locals all routines which are hamas in this case field or has been for most of the last few years. welcome back nice tidy rabia is warning other countries not to threaten it is international pressure mounts over the case of a missing j

twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in al ferrer the ice. from the pacific ocean. why. why. all right kevin here with more of the stories from the week that was in iran half an hour is time in the meantime let's get a check in with worlds apart she's talking to mongolia is foreign minister. plan. to have faith in this government official of president i don't have faith in the system nicer i've got it set up i'm too liberal the system is that's a sign for people like this woman. as long as they. defend the poor here for different reasons but also job we also hosts . most people in philadelphia are only about two paychecks away from homelessness. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamped each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is

at the university of the south pacific, the couple watched a dance about climate change, and then, forung women. when girls are given the right tools to succeed, they can create incredible futures, not only for themselves but for all of those around them. and while progress has been made in many areas across the commonwealth, there is always scope to offer more opportunities to the next generation of young adults and specifically to young women. from staff and students alike, enthusiasm for meghan and her message. without harry but surrounded by adoring crowds, meghan went to the market in suva, to visit a project for women's empowerment. it's very rare on these trips for meghan to do an event by herself. this is the second one today and each time the message has been about changing the way that women and girls are treated. it was a very brief visit and there were a fair few disappointed fans. the authorities didn't expect the numbers that turned out and security became a concern. but here in fiji, meghan has started to define her role. jonny dymond, bbc news, suva. when it comes to hi

the tapestry behind that is reminiscent of the canoes coming across the ocean from the south pacific, how the polynesians first came to these islands. and then we have a blue carpet which represents the ocean, the calming effect of the ocean and the moon. the opposite side, the house chambers directly opposite of us, everything is red, golden or. tapestry in the background --resenting okino and fires a volcano and fires. the house deals with urgent issues. the senate has the calming affect. together, we are one. all of the furniture is made out of precious hawaiian hardwood. today, it would be almost impossible to find enough to do this. it is very valuable wood. the chamber itself is very large. it is built to carry the voice. we can whisper on this side and you can hear it on the other side of the room. hawaii became a state in 1959. we were admitted to the union as a package. there were two territories left at that time eligible for statehood, alaska and hawaii. alaska was democratic. hawaii was republican. the debate in congress at the time was the balance of power. they could not

at the university of the south pacific, the couple watched a dance about climate change, and then, foriven the right tools to succeed, they can create incredible futures, not only for themselves but for all of those around them. and while progress has been made in many areas across the commonwealth, there is always scope to offer more opportunities to the next generation of young adults and specifically to young women. from staff and students alike, enthusiasm for meghan and her message. without harry but surrounded by adoring crowds, meghan went to the market in suva, to visit a project for women's empowerment. it's very rare on these trips for meghan to do an event by herself. this is the second one today and each time the message has been about changing the way that women and girls are treated. it was a very brief visit and there were a fair few disappointed fans. the authorities didn't expect the numbers that turned out and security became a concern. but here in fiji, meghan has started to define her role. jonny dymond, bbc news, suva. now — lots of people like to paint, but few ar

. >> so they wore some brightly colored traditional dress this morning to meet some of the south pacific stole the show. >> yeah, after the royals strolled by, the kid was probably so overwhelmed that he took a nap. >> he was so excited. >> later when the kid woke up, harry knelt down and gave him a hug and harry and meghan helped dedicate two tongan forest preserves before they left tonga. are you wowed? are you not entertained, jack? >> i am -- i am mercifully speechless. >> so much fun. >> day 12 tomorrow. >> when is this over? >> never. >> we still have next week. >>> coming up, as if. okay. >> ew, get off of me! ugh, as if. >> i put the em-phas-is on the wrong -- >> syl-lable. >> i totally just paused there because we're about to reveal something that fans of the movie "clueless" have been waiting for for 23 years. >>> but first, how embattled nbc tv host megyn kelly is reportedly planning to fight back against her employer after being pulled off the air. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." amazing than ever. smells more [darrell's wife] uh, honey, is

twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in health care or the ice. from the pacific ocean. why. why. the chinese ambassador to the us has said that beijing had no choice but to defend itself from a trade war didn't want one started by washington this is important to notice who started this trade or we never want to have a trade war but if somebody is tired of the trade the war against us we have to respond and defend our own interests the remarks come amid heightened tensions over months of billions worth of tit for tat tariffs between the world's two largest economies one of the reasons for the trade war was trumped anger with china's trade surplus with the u.s. but despite all the punitive measures america's trade deficit with beijing has in fact reached a new record as daniel bushell picks up the story the supremum of it's of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting sons to six inch ribisi applied by his homeland today to a different war trade wars protracted trade war belaboring of china as the enemy trade w

the announcement came overnight as they arrived in sydney for two week tour of australia in the south pacific. they plan to promote humanitarian causes and as for the baby news harry and meghan said they are delighted to be able to share the happy news with the public. >>> 4:26 a.m. pg&e shut off power for thousands of customers. up next. how the outages could affect your day if you live or work in the north bay. plus. >>> what happened to the journalists in saudi arabia. i'm doug luzader in washington and we have more on that coming up. >> traffic is moving along pretty well on 80 westbound as you head out to the maze and we will tell you a little more straight ahead. october off so -- offshore breeze and we will show you the temperatures coming up. >>> this is "ktvu" "mornings on 2". >> good morning, thank you for joining us. monday morning, october 15th. i has the day off. pg&e shutting off people becaus fire danger and steve paulson winds. us to talk about the mostly napa, sonoma and lake coun that's correct. gusting 33 out of travis. napa airport is east coast -- southeast there. vacavil

decided to go really far away from twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and. in the. lead say in paralyzed. from the pacific ocean. why why. and a quarter past the hour here in moscow still to come on the program here on r t a retail giant amazon faces a backlash over its increased minimum wage with workers claiming other benefits have been cut more on that and the rest of your monday mix of stories in just. seemed wrong. well just don't call. me. yet to see how it does the conflict that's occurred and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. who cannot operate as united nations this is not just one robot un d.p. world health organization and in fact other international organizations like the international committee of the red cross you cannot work in a place like gaza without pragmatic cooperation with the locals all routines which are hamas in this case here on or has been for most of the last few years. good to have you with us today for this program a desperate come bodi and mothers struggling to fe

the decided to go really far away from from twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in paralyzed. from the pacific ocean. y y. m a zone has been repeatedly criticized of a pole working conditions i was warehouses with some employees now claiming their physical health has been seriously impacted as a result. i'm living out of my car thank you thank you amazon it's a broken me it's it's i mean mentally and physically it's approaching me . i'm not the only one this is and this is an epidemic literally i didn't ask to be injured at amazon this was their fault this was their faulty equipment. was my oldest and that i should have been healed already the only thing on my compensation for is the interest that i sustained to emphasize that we didn't recognize these allegations is an accurate portrayal of what you dam is it proud last safety record. going to give me one month's worth of pay for. to shut me up. the station that i injured myself on the previous year again october they were still broke eight months later they still had not been just. for a wareho

arrived in fiji's western coastal town of nadi, as their official royal tour of australia and the south—pacificcommemorating a british—fijian soldier who died in the 1972 battle of mirbat, at an event attended by the country's president and members of the armed forces. if you gaze up at the stars you may be able to recognise the odd constellation. the great bear, 0rion‘s belt, or maybe the plough. i have never been able to grasp them. you must have heard of the plough? i love looking at the sky. people say, can you see the...? in the end, normally i say yes because thatis the end, normally i say yes because that is year. 0rion ‘s belt, i look for a little line of five or six stars. you know the moon, obviously? nasa has come up with new — unofficial — constellations based on modern objects, to celebrate the special telescope that spotted them in the first place. the fermi gamma—ray space telescope has been scanning the skies for the past ten years. it can see sources of light, including gamma rays, that are invisible to the naked eye. yougov the tardis, the hawk, the eiffel tower. i'm not sure

plus, the plastic problem-- a report from easter island in the south pacific to see how the world's overuse of plastic reaches the most remote places on earth. >> the world is trashing the ocean. ecand that trash, we are rving it in our coast in rapa nui. it's like someone putting a gun to your head and telling you, you must receive that. woodruff: and it's friday... mark shields and david brooks consider the fallout from thena kah confirmation process.

but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry?crafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. just before i go, a quick reminder of our top story. a registered republican voter has been charged in connection with a series of letter bombs sent to high profile critics of president trump. remember, you can get in touch with me on twitter at any time. i'm @lvaughanjones. predominately the areas exposed to that northerly wind. these are the starting temperatures, a touch of frost and areas. notice the distribution of showers that have been coming in the overnight in the northern scotland, icy and places. eyesin northern scotland, icy and places. eyes in northern ireland as well, temperatures close to freezing. the s

. >> day 16 of the tour of the south pacific. >> mmm-hmm.als. >> prince harry and meghan trying to reclaim the islands. >> well, they wrapped it all up in new zealand, watching what was called a powerful haka. am i saying that right? while wearing traditional cloaks for a ceremonial welcome. harry's woven cloak made quite an outfit for over his gray suit. the couple enjoyed the best weather of their stay. see, there it is, there is his little gray cloak. it was the best weather on the last day of their trip. >> they stayed there long enough so that they could get good weather. harry and meghan did what the locals do by pressing their forehead and nose against some of the hosts. it's a traditional greeting. he got into a tree house. they took a nice romantic walk amongst some redwood trees. >> you can see them. >> they met some local mountain bikers before leaving for home. >> thank god! >> it's over! >> yes! we deserve a medal. >> the great national nightmare there in new zealand, tonga, fiji, australia, over. >>> all right. well, coming up,

back with new video showing the dramatic rescue after a jet came down into shallow water in the south pacific near an airport in micronesia. navy sailors raced to the air new guinea flight on friday and searching the plane. 1 of the 47 passengers is missing though the airline says the person did make it off the plane safely. four others remain hospitalized. >>> police in allentown, pennsylvania believe a deadly car explosion may have been intentional. saturday's blast in the downtown area left three people dead. autopsies today will determine their identities. investigators believe the person who caused the explosion was among the victims. witnesses say the blast shook the whole neighborhood. >> we heard an explosion go off. first we were, like, maybe somebody set fireworks off or -- we came out and we looked past the 7-eleven we could see a billow of smoke. >> police are calling the explosion an isolated incident and insist there is no threat to the community. >>> facebook could be slapped with a major fine because of its latest data breach. that fine from european regulators that could clim

. >>> so a big fashion faux pas for the royals in the south pacific. >> prince harry and meghan arrivedthe island of tonga today. meghan wearing that bright red dress. >> look closely, hanging out of the bottom of that dress, someone forgot to remove the tag. maybe it's excusable on the tenth day of a tour that has a whole other week. >> yeah. >> i forgive you, meghan. >> yes, considering that dress needs to be back to the store for a full refund. >> seven-day return. e store for a full refund. >> seven-day return. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the fi

harry and meghan enjoy the traditions of tonga on the final day of their trip to the south pacific nation

of oceania, the prince sampled the traditional fijian drink, kava, as they were welcomed to the south pacificon bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post leads with the opening of the world's longest seabrige. after tuesday's formal ceremony, it opens to the public today, after a two—year delay and huge cost overruns. we'll have more on the story on asia business report. meanwhile, the japan times reports that the government is re—considering the number of refugees. they take in from asian countries. japan is known for its tight immigration policy, and the paper says it currently takes in just 30 refugees from the region each year, and they're all from myanmar. the international new york times is reporting on a piece of ai in art. the auction house christies is hoping to fetch $10,000 for the piece that hangs opposite an andy warhol. it's had mixed reviews. the future of hundreds of migrants still living at a detention centre on the small pacific island of nauru remains in the balance as australia continues to debate how to resettle the

report the duke and duchess of sussex have been in fiji, as they continue their royal tour of the south pacific was killed in the battle of mirbat, in 1972. the couple are flying to tonga where they'll meet the tongan king and queen. on wednesday prince harry announced scholarships to study climate change, which he says is a daily threat for the people living in fiji. if every drivers might there. going under a bridge that realising too late at your vehicle is too big to get through. this happened to a driver who ran into trouble in perth. at least two range rovers we re perth. at least two range rovers were crushed causing thousands of pounds of damage. the bridge... it was unscathed. president trump has called on politicians and the media to adopt a more civil tone after bombs were sent to high—profile democrat and the headquarters of cnn. ina democrat and the headquarters of cnn. in a rally of supporters he bowed to catch the perpetrator and that the media had to stop what he called false attacks. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @martinstanford

. >> like south pacific n lands. [laughter] . >> when i had my first child in austin texas in 2007. brown baby surpassed the birth of white babies and i contributed to thatt but when i was about to give birth to my first child i went to the university of m texas and said how many months can i take off? they said what are you talking about? you can use up as much of your vacation. i thought this is not a vacation. [laughter]r] . >> and also other things bias, gender-neutral, you are allowed to ask an employee on the resume because at maternity leave that you took for yourself with an ugly interview process. but just how much how that all affordable housing so i write about that and all of these places. talk about how middle class in california but also in the bay area $117,000 you could say that's insane but i talked to people who are school teachers driving goober - - t11 on the side paying for daycare and maternity leave and health care it really starts to make it an unaffordablema country but these are normal people. there is nothing exceptional about this condition. >> so talk ab

the duke and duchess of sussex are in fiji as they continue their world tour of the south pacific. of merv act in 1972. the couple are flying to tonga, where they will meet vertonghen king and queen. 0n wednesday, prince harry and asked scholarships to study climate change, which he says is a daily threat for people living in fiji. that's about it from me for the moment. you can get in touch with me on twitter. thank you for watching bbc world news. hello there. sunshine on wednesday took temperatures very close to 20 degrees, but you can expect those temperatures to drop away over the next few days and also through the day ahead, thursday, we're going to see more cloud around in many areas but for most it will stay dry but not for all. on the earlier satellite picture you can see the way the cloud has been streaming in from the north and west. still some brea ks from the north and west. still some breaks in the cloud and where we have breaks to start the day, particularly down to the south, the mist patch around as well. through the day, aerials of cloud coming in from the north—w

the tapestry behind that is reminiscent of the moon coming across the ocean from the south pacific, how the polynesians came to the island. we have a blue carpet which represents the calming effect of the ocean and the moon. chambers directly opposite us, everything is red, a tapestry in the background representing the volcanoes and the fires. the idea is that the two-year term in the lower house deals with the heat of the moment issues. the senate is a more calling, cooling effect and together, we make one. all of the furniture is made out hardwood.ous hawaiian today would be a most impossible to find enough wood to do this. it is a very valuable wood. the chambers itself is very large and it is built to carry the voice. must whisper on this side and here it on the other end of the room. in 1959ecame a state and we were admitted to the union as a package member. there are two territories that at the time eligible for statehood. alaska and hawaii. alaska was democratic, hawaii was republican, so the debate in congress at the time was the balance of power. they couldn't admit one without

but first south pacific chic met royalfa5hion. was that a shimmy from harry?a tour of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain 5urvive5. even though we have just come out with a new generation now, but we, like us new and our grandparents, parent5 you know the oldies, they talk about the connection and we feel it too. we feel it too and we live with it, too. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made every minute count. coming back to australia, an aborted landing as the couple's pilot spotted a possible obstruction on the runway. after a brief airborne tour of sydney, their plane landed safely. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. the cold snap i5 the cold snap is upon us. is the first one we've had this season, and in the grand scale of things, it's not that

duchess of sussex have arrived in nandi, in western fiji, as they continue their royal tour of the south pacific a british—fijian soldier who was killed in the battle of mirbat, in 1972. they couple are due to fly to tonga where they'll meet the tongan king and queen. on wednesday, prince harry announced scholarships to study climate change, which he says is a daily threat for the people living in fiji. you have been watching newsday. i'm ben bland in london. and i'm mariko 0i in singapore. don't go away, i will be back with business news. asian markets are opening sharply lower, after a massive sell off on wall street. all the gains from this year have now been wiped off. and before we go, here's an interesting story about a us judge's dashing heroism to catch the accused. as you can see from these pictures recorded in washington state, two defendants bolt out of a courtroom, headed for the door. the aptly called judge buzzard ditches his judicial robes and chases after them. the judge catches one of the inmates by the door, and police arrived soon after. both the accused are now back with law

harry and meghan have visited fiji as part of their royal tour of the south pacific.le of mirbat in 1972. the couple are flying to tonga, where they'll meet the tongan king and queen. on wednesday, prince harry announced scholarships to study climate change, which he says is a daily threat for the people living in fiji. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. you can find me @martinstanford. any feedback, as long as it is favourable, is always welcome. thank you for watching bbc world news. that is the way our world look is so far today. —— looks. hello there. sunshine on wednesday took temperatures very close to 20 degrees, but you can expect those temperatures to drop away over the next few days. and also through the day ahead, thursday, we're going to see a bit more cloud around in many areas. for most, it will stay dry, but not for all. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see the way the cloud has been streaming its way in from the north and west. there will still be some breaks in the cloud, where we have breaks to start

they're being used as pawns of the foreign office that's they're not just making a nice trip to the south pacific everyone who goes there should visit fiji i mean who paid for the trip we probably did i don't think the fiji instead and certainly the government of fiji didn't and what do i want i do want to pitch. i just wanna free trip to fiji. thank you well if meghan markle could be weaponized to push for a nato friendly regime in fiji at next month's elections what about tomorrow's election in one of the most populous countries on earth i'm talking about the be in brics brazil and i'm joined now from the thirty three million strong city of south paulo by one of the world's greatest political cartoonists carlos le to call us welcome to going on the ground we've seen a u.s. secret service is of collaborated with elites in the western hemisphere for decades manipulating elections they did maybe appear to need to manipulate the elections in brazil to get what they want tomorrow is that the case with your country yeah i think so specially because you have proved steve benen who work here for the tr