a new building every time they go digging they find huge bombs which have to be treated as unexploded ordnance. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> kristy fields is one of my favorite places in san francisco. this kite surfer taking off from the beach. watch what happens here as he's working his way out into the water. he encountered something he's never seen before. >> whoa! >> no way! >> okay. he says he had this weird feeling and before he knows it, he's boarding over this whale. >> did you see the spray? from the blow hole? >> yes. >> it was like high five, brother. >> the cool thing about these boards, they're not too sharp underneath, they don't have big long fins so not too much injury to the whale. >> look at how magnificent this is. you can see the shot. pretty cool, huh? don't mess with the whales. also don't mess with orcas. these guys out in vancouver at a very popular park, white cliff park. charging full speed ahead toward the rocky cliff. >> a herd in packs pushing fish into a situation they can't get away from and then pow! >> it's what the whales were charging towards. >> oh! >>

you know unexploded ordnance from you know from airstrikes and it's just going to take you know decades to rebuild this city one of the headline news to come the creators of the cia's war on terror interrogation program could be facing trial i'll tell you all about that after the break. called the future we know you're going to. the world. according to just. come along for the. you know again two military psychologists regarded as the architects of the cia's enhanced interrogation program will discover on friday whether they have to stand trial over their so-called participation in acts of torture bruce jessen and james mitchell created and personally tested harsh torture methods forming a company that profited from the program that techniques were used on suspected terrorists held at secret cia prisons when the country launched its war on terror following the nine eleven attacks but a twenty fourteen told to report released by a senate select committee found that some of those who were subjected to the brutal interrogations are not even being involved with extremist activities. michael

even now, 100 years later, unexploded ordnance, shells are being discovered and detonated by explosiveseen. this is a corner of europe where first world war shells explode every working day. the belgian bomb disposal teams based in the village of poelkapelle deal with at least 200 tonnes of unexploded munitions each year. you may think that after 100 years, this iron harvest would be reducing. it's simply not true. during the first world war, along the western front, 1.5 billion shells were fired and, of those, one in three failed to explode. that left 500 million still in the ground. a few miles from poelkapelle, another call. one third of the munitions that the team recover contain chemicals such as mustard gas. the firstjob is to clean them up, and not always that gently, to get a rough idea of how dangerous they might be. the next step is an x—ray. you can see now the bottle. this the chemical. cyanide or arsenic. around is explosive. even after 100 years, lives are at risk here. the chemical shells are eventually destroyed in a sealed chamber. conventional explosives follow a separ

there are a lot of unexploded ordnance and ieds in and around their homes.ose who are fighting bias? —— fighting is? people are related to those who are fighting bias? -- fighting is? as we move forward, it is for mosul to rebuild and reconstruct, it‘s really important that we conciliation is an integral part of the process. —— reconciliation. no matter tribal affiliation, religion or ethnic background, it‘s important that families are able to return home and start rebuilding their lives. amy, it‘s good of you to give us your time. thank you very much. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: the case of the terminally ill baby, charlie 6ard, has returned to the high court this afternoon. 6reat 0rmond street hospital has asked judges to consider new evidence about potential treatment abroad. police now say they estimate about 255 people survived the 6renfell tower fire, the first time they have given such a figure. theresa may is calling on rival parties to "contribute and notjust criticise", in a bid to chan