this took place in belgium. the statement does give a little bit more detail, saying that anthoine hubert was taken to a medical centre after the incident and died at 1835 local time. that is 6:35pm at local time. he was taken to a hospital in belgium and was reportedly in stable condition, this the american also involved in the accident. no further information about his condition. more brought to you in the sporting news from 6:30pm so itjust remind you the formula to driver macro one has been killed in a crash at the belgian grand prix. —— anthoine hubert it. more at 6:30pm in sports news. more than 50 people have been detained after several migrant boats were intercepted in the english channel. it comes a day after the home secretary, priti patel, said urgent action was needed to stem the flow illegal immigrants. the latest arrivals came ashore at kingsdown, near dover, with search and rescue missions in operation along the kent coast. so far this year, more than 1000 migrants have been detained by the uk

from belgium for all the flemish part i am from holland for manchester in the u.k. getting the most i'm from germany and we like hearing the upland that's why we come here i punch when this happened you know. there are some full 1000 active album players in switzerland the country's largest alpine festival here in asia has gathered some 150 players from around the world most of them are over 50 years old but there are younger musicians with a love for the unusual instrument. for. one seems to be a developing trends as at various young our players are trying to move away from the 4 drawer element and are playing in more for just a reaction or an chromatic pitch us to the extent that's possible. so say this middle his. horn has a range that's known as the harmonic series $12.00 to $16.00 tons can be played per instrument that's enough for contemporary music which these 3 called the alpine systems can do especially well. it's not possible to play everything of course but the style. too is also that it's like if you imagine a trumpet without. light limits it was a. for

the belgium grand prix sta rts southampton. the belgium grand prix starts tomorrow. lewis hamilton is on the second row. ireland's jacob stockdale has scored two tries and lead wales 15 points to three at half—time in the rugby. i'll be back with an update in the next hour. see you then. nearly two million people in assam in india, are facing the possibility of becoming stateless — after narendra modi's govenment published a national citizenship register. it's a list of people who can prove they came to the north—eastern state before neighbouring bangladesh declared independence from pakistan in 1971. the final version of the list leaves off — 1.9 million people — many of them muslims. india's governing bjp party has been accused of bias towards its hindu population — a charge it denies. our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, has more from assam. across the state of assam, people have been coming to the centres to check whether their name appears on the national citizens register. for the last few years, people here, all 32 million of them, ha

and steven naismith return to the scotland squad for the home euro 2020 qualifiers with russia and belgium next month. snodgrass — who has started once for west ham this season — has not featured for scotland since a friendly loss to belgium a year ago but manager steve clarke said the 31—year—old was "very keen" to resume playing after his recent hiatus. scotland are fourth in their qualifying with six points from four games. they need a couple of winds. day two at the us open starts in the next few hours. british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign underway against spaniard pablo andujar. fellow brits dan evans and joanna konta are already through to the second round. so is five—time champion in new york, roger federer — but not without a scare. he dropped the first set against indian qualifier sumit nagal but went through in four. federer also lost the first set in the first round at wimbledon this year — but made it through to the final. serena williams was back on the main show court, the arthur ashe stadium, for the first time since last year's final when she had t

they take on belgium next thursday and follow that up with a friendly way to norway on the 3rd of september. build and coverage are both across bbc. a quick look as some of today's other sports stories... bury have been forced to suspend a sixth match as owner steve dale turned down an offer to buy the club — which could have secured its future. the league one side faces being kicked—out of the football league. dale believes he can secure a better deal before friday's deadline. england, scotland, wales and ireland have all failed to reach the men's semi—finals at the eurohockey championships. england needed to beat spain in their final pool game, but could only draw 2—all. team ineos have named britain's tayoh gaigan hart as joint leader with wow‘t pools for cycling's final grand tour of the year, the vuelta a espana. the 24—year—old is the youngest member of the team which includes fellow britons owain doull and ian stannard. the race gets under way on saturday. rain affected play in the women's t20 blast this evening, but loughborough lightning did just about enough to beat

nigel ringland is in antwerp in belgium where the tournament's being staged. today marks the third anniversary of great britain's women women the gold medal in rio. seven of the squad we re medal in rio. seven of the squad were in antwerp looking for qualification for tokyo 2020. they have to win the tournament and they went into this match against germany knowing a win would secure a semifinal spot. they got off to the perfect start, jill hunter's pull into the centre circle was picked up and then it was finished. germany came back into the game after half—time and with just seconds remaining in the third quarter, they equalised. where you disappointed with the draw, which is a positive because in the first half, i think we did enough where we could have got more chances and take the win. overall, good, pleasing we got a stepup from yesterday and we want to do that against belarus as we get further into the tournament. 1-1 the final score another country idiot guaranteed a place in the semifinals because ireland came back into the equation with a thumping w

the situation in syria unless the council is united on this particular aspect so the 1st step that belgium may be seeking in its written resolution is to get agreement among the council to agree on what to do now that sounds like a very simple matter but as you mentioned this council has been deeply divided on the syrian issue all sorts of factions involved here and this division has basically made the security council futile in any attempt to address the crisis that belgian is knowledge attempting to hate this head on for a change to address the issue of security council division and explore ways in which the security council can finally speak with one voice on the issue of syria it's a very difficult task indeed it is mike and also before we got on to the issue of syria the president the current president of the security council the this ambassador she had a statement agreed by the security council on yemen. yes this is a rather unusual move to get a statement from the president of the security council and it's reflective of the concern that is being established here at the u.n. in terms

nigel ringland is in antwerp in belgium where the tournament's being staged. today marks the third anniversary of great britain's women winning the gold medal at the olympics in rio and seven of that squad are here in antwerp this week looking for qualification for tokyo 2020 and to do so they have to win the tournament and they went in today's match knowing a win could secure a semifinal spot. they got off to the perfect start. your hunter's bulb picked up and the finish applied. germany came back into the game after half—time and with just seconds remaining in the third quarter, they equalised. very disappointed with the draw would say something, that is a positive because in the first half we did probably enough where we could have got some more chances and taken the wind. overall, good, pleasing we got a step up from yesterday and we want to do it against belarus. neither country guaranteed a place in the semifinals because ireland came back into the equation with a thumping 11-0 into the equation with a thumping 11—0 win over belarus. upton scored fou

as died after a high speed crash in belgium a bell was racing in formula 2 that's the level below formula one when he collided with another car though bell was just 22 years old the race at spa was a band you're watching news coming up next our series reporter a father searches for his abducted sons don't forget all the latest news available on our web site s d w dot com tell me humphrey will be back at the top of the hour i'm calling aspen thanks for watching. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am close and laughing with him even they think into the german culture of. new jersey who took his grandmother down to you because it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to have fun to help post. september 1st the intention. is an invasion of poland touched on world war 2. 80 years later the heads of state and government the suffering of its name to. the soon means in poland. tomorrow on details being a. big part of the. unit after knox odyssey has brought him here a police station in tokyo he's hoping to file a missing persons report for his children the police ar

same day children to a holiday camp but they never a tent now would be mages they were trafficked to belgium so the journalist who uncovered the story. and tributes continue to pull in for d.j.'s up amish companies on the top of. the ivorian sink and d.j. died in a motorbike accident at the weekend his managers say if he was an icon.

belgium,oved into where the battle of the bulge was. the ghost army convicted to operations that were the larger outations that helped before and after the battle of the bulge. with ad operation codec heavy best-known relief efforts -- had the best-known relief efforts. we stock in germany for a bit, and from there, back to america. same way they did, on a plane, not a ship. this quote says it all, they really had a dignity to their service. they drew attention to themselves without wanting to just massacre the germans. there were pulling it away to save american lives, and by doing that saving german lives by not having them fight the americans. it, but so humble about they did it and only three men died. at 1100, on the front lines all the time, pulling enemy attention to themselves, never fired a shot. they only have three men died and one of them was more of an accident and the other was just a stray shell rather than getting on the front lines. they did not kill anyone and it was just amazing. a true triumph. >> thank you very much

children to a holiday camp but they never return it now the message is that they were trafficked to belgium we'll talk to the journalist who uncovered the story. and tributes continue to pull in for d.j. out of public companies on the comedy.

motifs and characters with live stories and secrets of their own beyond brutal is the new exhibition at belgium's royal museum of fine arts here computer animations bring the artist's peasant studies to life as minute details are blown up taking visitors back to the 16th century when europe was engulfed in religious wars. in the arctic even in the backgrounds of his paintings he lends detail to his figures in composing his pictures he is able to leave the feel is i through instance by painting some figures with their backs to the viewer and then on a full scale the few minutes in english navigate san bruno painted the seasons he was the 1st who dared to paint landscapes with snow. the originals are also here in brussels much smaller and very fragile. painted them more than 450 years ago on thin oak panels the scenes are bursting with life. life that the master observed here in brussels mojado quarter with the artist lived got married worked and died. now a collective of street artists has brought him back to mt with 14 murals featuring contemporary reinterpretations and his most famous works was.

their children to a holiday camp but they never returned now it emerges that they were trafficked to belgium or talks of the journalist who uncovered the story. and tributes continue to pour in for d.j. al fundamentalism it is good enough for the us to be at war and sing and d.j. died in a mine of the.

and the guardian focus on england‘s women, saying they were "punished" by belgium. wolves are flying, they‘ve reached group stage of the europa league. and will be in today‘s draw for the group stage after beaing torino 2—1 on the night, they were helped by some poor defending, 5—3 on aggregate they‘re through. wolves into the main phase of a european competition for the first time since 1980. celtic will also be in today‘s draw after a second leg win against aik in sweden. rangers are also through but the irish side linfield are out. johanna konta was in outstanding form at the us open. she dropped only one game in beating the unseeded russian margarita gasparyan — it took less than an hour. the british number one will face zhang shuai today. but the wimbledon champion simona halep was knocked out by the american taylor townsend, who is ranked outside the top 100. but dan evans, the only other brit in the singles, is though after beating lucas pouille. and will face roger federer. the last time they faced each other, federer said it was like playing i

the belgium gun has a brass plate with an engraved initial w. it was found beside two 1858 model harpers ferry rifles. by tracing the story of these weapons, his story has uncovered a complex web of black involvement in the raid. osborne anderson hoped this network would spread a race war. instead it helped him to escape to canada along the underground railroad. stewart, alone, could confirm brown's identity because as i said at the outset he was there in 1856 when colonel sumner released the men. he suggested that brown was, he said, a man so infamous for his robberies and murders that if the people here knew, he would not be permitted to live five minutes. struther was more interested in sketching than lynching john brown. when staurt ordered someone to clean brown's wound, he remarked if there's in manhood in you and you are not a set of old women, you should immediately have him cared for. the raider was challenging the masculinity of the south and jeb knew it. your treatment is that of midnight thieves and murders, not of men taken in honor

belgium was overrun and he was responsible for belgium relief. when he came back to the united states, during the war, he was the food administrator. his job was to see that the military got fed, the home front got fed as well. and he did all of that and he did it very well. now think of the timing of this. he wasn't a democrat, he wasn't a republican. both parties were interested in him running for president in 1920. had he run for president in 1920, he would have been president from 1921 to the beginning of 1929, during prosperous times. and we would not, as we will be doing next week, be talking about hoover bills and president hoover taking responsibility for the depression, but in fact that did not happen. he ran for president in 1928 against al smith, the new yorker, and he defeated al smith, who was the first catholic to run for president. during the terms of these three presidents, the country was disillusioned by the war. remember this was the war to save democracy. this was the war to end all wars. and but people, many people vented the

settlements including large cities and towns the wildfires have already destroyed an area around the size of belgium. to hong kong now where protesters are again gathering a day after violent clashes with police last night a march of several 1000 people descended into scenes of chaos after some demonstrators lit a fire at the entrance to a police station a rally is now underway in a central district with marchers again holding umbrellas it's the 9th straight weekend of demonstrations as hong kong residents call for greater democracy and autonomy from china the protests are continuing despite stern warnings from the mainland chinese army stationed in hong kong. i reporter charles charlotte chilton pill was on the scene at some of last night's most chaotic events and she sent us this report. it looks like a scene from an action meeting these young people have grown wise to what could be in store. the expertise building with their experience that demands ted fast and unshaken and every protest of getting more and more dangerous and more money follow and i hope hong kong people turn come out and just ma

the 1st time germany has agreed to accept eyes children from syria or other countries like france and belgium had already done so in june a german court ruled that the country must take in children with german citizenship . departure for germany for children are travelling to the country of their parents who had once joined the so-called islamic state and died now for the 1st time and after tough negotiations with the kurdish that administration the german government is repatriating children born to i.a.s. militants. for lish it's a welcome development that for german children who had been in custody in northern syria were able to leave the country today. in addition will advocate for the possibility of other children in the same circumstances to leave syria this essentially concerned small children whose living conditions are far from. the kurdish camps are squalid in our whole camp alone 75000 people live in close quarters among them are many i.a.'s followers hygiene and medical care are minimal and deceases spread easily german children are among those growing up in these conditions and th

forcing the country to take in children with german citizenship of a european countries like france and belgium hold but done that more than $100.00 children of german patterns remain in the camps germany's foreign minister heiko mass explained what beilin is prepared to do for them. for lish. it's most welcome that for german children who have been in custody in northern syria were able to leave the country today. and will advocate for other children to also be able to leave syria. this essentially concerned small children and their accommodation is anything but optimal and ultimately they cannot be held responsible for their parents' behavior. so that's why we want to help there you know let's get more on the considerations and behind the decisions to ivory patrick these children and their problematic patterns from a journalist i mean musawi who's written extensively about iris welcome to the doubly so we heard that. this is this is tricky clearly countries don't want these countries these children and their parents to come here to europe for fear that they're going to commit acts of violence

bastogne,e moved to belgium where there was the battle of the bulge. the ghost army conducted to operations there. out with the before and after of the battle of the bulge. was where they relieved the bastogne relief efforts. then we moved to germany. that was where they stayed for a little bit. and from there, we flew back to america the same way that they did -- on a plane instead of a ship. this quote says it all. they had a dignity to their service. they drew attention to themselves without wanting to massacre the germans. they were not trying to kill the germans. they were pulling the attention of the germans a way to save american lives and by doing that saving german lives because they were not fighting the americans. they were so humble about it. they did it and only three men died. out of 1100, on the front lines almost all the time, pulling enemy attention to them, never firing a shot, and they only had three men died. one of them was more of an --ident then war inflected inflicted and the other was a stray shell. they did not kill anyone. it

vonnie: interesting, some of those spreads are never win, but france, germany, belgium, those are the ones you are looking at. talk about emerging markets. i know you are interested in emerging sovereigns. also, currencies, do you go local? we expect emerging-market currencies, particularly higher beta currencies on a total return basis would do well against the dollar because the fed is cutting rates. now you have the fed cutting a little too slowly and some of the emerging-market currencies have been sold. some of this makes sense because they are involved with a lot of butese global trade issues, some of it is i think because the dollar is now serving as the safe haven currency, along with the yen and swiss franc. people are buying dollars as they see the world of deteriorating. vonnie: as are you, i take it? said: we have been adding a little bit too dollars, correct , correct, a little more positive on yen, swiss franc, gold, but there is a limit to how much you can buy. see thewhere do you credit cycle with corporate credit and high-yield? i want your take on commodities as well

well, he was speaking ahead of england's friendly against belgium tomorrow as they begin preparations for the euros in 2021. it will be england's first match since they lost the bronze medal game against sweden at the world cup in france. neville has said his side are not at the standard they should be and that they're tired of losing in semi—finals. we have got to be braver, tougher, and except that actually what we're doing at the moment isn't up to levels to win a gold medal and get to the final. we have to push our bodies, or football, to the final. we have to push our bodies, orfootball, ortactics. now for the next two years, if you are not prepared to push yourself beyond the limits we are already pushing it, then you are going to the 0lympic it, then you are going to the olympic games. and i think they are under no illusions now that every camp, every selection, it matters. and if they are not meeting the criteria or the limits that we know that we can then they won't be picked. and i think that that's the type of pressure, expectations, that they want themselves. because i t

children to all holiday camp but they never return it now would be made as they were trafficked to belgium talk to the journalist who uncovered the story. and tributes continue to call in for d.j. up by my colleagues on the top of. the ivorian seem to end d.j. died in a motorbike accident at the weekend his managers say he was an icon for they get sick.

in the men's game, england lost to belgium. england keeper harry gibson made a good save from a corner but they scored from the rebound. the second goal came in the second half, a smash into the corner. ireland came from behind to earn a 3-3 ireland came from behind to earn a 3—3 draw with scotland. trailing 3-1, this 3—3 draw with scotland. trailing 3—1, this effort told the irish back into the game with less than six minutes remaining before this penalty stroke three minutes later levelled the match. the result leaves both sides needing to win their last game to stand a chance of making the semifinals. that is all from us but we will have more through the evening. thank you for joining more through the evening. thank you forjoining us. hello, welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what have we got? well, we have got leo, brad and margot, as i like to call them, teaming up for quentin tarantino's ninth film, once upon a time in hollywood. and dora t

settlements including large cities and towns wildfires have already destroyed an area about the size of belgium. volunteers and emergency workers in iceland have staved 30 pilot whales stranded on a beach in the country southwest locals discovered the large group of whales late on friday working through the 90 keep them wet until high tide another 20 whales in the stranded group dined on the shore. police in the russian capital moscow have arrested more than 800 people attempting to hold a protest walk along a central shopping street for the 2nd week in a row demonstrators were gathering in moscow to call on the government to allow opposition candidates to run in city elections but they were met with a massive police presence as authorities sought to shut down. down the un authorized march annecy international has criticized the police reaction as an excessive use of force. this cyclist was singled out from the crowd that gathered in downtown moscow and arrested along with hundreds of others. opposition leaders called on the supporters to join the unauthorized march in a busy pedestrian zone. p

the belgium is sprang back into the game in comicalfashion. nikita parris bird england's blushes with a late penalty to rescue a draw. england's first match since the world cup and is in an unconvincing draw, but the night belongs to lucy bronze, the first—ever english player to be voted the best in europe. i'm surprised. i push myself to be the best every day, i'm not sure i got the capabilities to go get there, but i was myself every day and it's nice to get those kind of compliments. it may not have been a memorable night for bronze, but is goals like this board at the world cup... —— it is goals like this scored at the world cup that are ha rd to scored at the world cup that are hard to forget. liverpool defender virgil van dijk beat lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo to the men's award — he thanked his team—mates for helping him to win the prestigious prize. wales' women made the perfect start to their qualifying campaign for euro 2021. they beat the faroe islands 6—0, reading striker natasha harding scoring a hat—trick in a

nishioka won 7—5, 6—4, and will now face the number 11 seed from belgium david goffin. in the women's singles, the top seed ashleigh barty is through to the quarter—finals, but she had to come from behind to beat anett kontaveit, with the estonian taking the first set 6—4. but barty turned it round by taking the next two sets 7—5, 7—5 and she'll face maria sakkari from greece in the last eight. third seed and 2016 champion karolina pliskova had to battle for almost two hours to overcome swedish qualifier rebecca peterson. the czech who is yet to drop a set in the tournament, struggled against the 24—year—old swede winning 7—5, 6—4 and will now face former us open champion svetlana kuznetsova of russia for a place in the semi—finals. venus williams reached the quarter—finals for the first time since 2012 with a 2—6, 6—3, 6—3 win over world number 26 donna vekic of croatia. the american will face the winner of the match taking place at present between compatriot madison keys or the fourth seed, wimbledon champion simona halep, who's been a beaten

news from the wilds of motor racing now where french driver bear has died off to a high speed crash in belgium and that was racing in formula to the level below f one when he collided with another car and that was just 22 years old in the race it's spawn was abandoned. well for 2 veteran ray wood he has celebrated his 96th birthday with a truly special gift to himself a wild wreck or well actually it's his 3rd that the englishman broke his own record as the world's oldest active scuba diver plunging to a depth of 42.3 meet his he explored a shipwreck off the coast of cyprus for 48 minutes when he says that he refuses to accept the fact that he's getting old when he has already announced that if he can still die he'll try to bring home his full record at the age of $97.00 well when his legal follows after the break with all the goals from saturday's games including by munich at home to mind the champions conceded early against the bottom side might well stay tuned to find out if brian could hold back. you know what she needs to get you get all the latest news on our web site that is d w dot com

the country's far east the infernos having golf nearly 30000 square kilometers an area the size of belgium experts say the plays this were caused by thunderstorms during abnormally high temperatures and were later spread by strong winds. a roadside bomb has torn through a bus in western afghanistan killing at least 32 people security has been the cheering across the country with both the taleban and so-called islamic state fighters carrying out attacks almost every day. the african union's mediator for sudan has condemned the killing of 4 student opposition protesters earlier this week and called for a speedy trial for those responsible demonstrators took to the streets of the city of by eat on wednesday where the students were killed they blame paramilitaries of the rapid support forces. the answer from germany no we will not be a part of a u.s. led naval mission to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz an act of defiance that reveals more weakness than stream america's reliance on germany is suddenly not what it used to be neither is europe's reliance on itself last week a european le

belgium,er 2018 in hands when i asked who was with us. david: that is a telling statistic. you had a big turnover. >> yes. top.arted from the at the moment you start to bring in new people, they start to work with people they feel who will work for the future and change people. i want to show you this carlsberg building. it is built, in the middle part there are no windows. void.more than a symbolic he used to say to his staff i could die out here and nobody would find me for three days. what he has done is moved his office from the top floor to the second floor. he is in the thick of it and collaborating. his movedis taking from the top floor to the second floor one big step further, a completely new headquarters. init will be over there 2020. floors.e only four i think there will be more energy in the business. david: one of the other concerns was the company had veered from the vision laid out by the thater in the 19th century the company would be channeled to support the culture. mermaid," commission by carlsberg. withounder fell in love the story by hans christian ande

news now from the world of motor racing where french driver and as died after a high speed crash in belgium a bell was racing in formula 2 that's the level below formula one when he collided with another car the bell was just 22 years old the race was abandoned you're watching news coming up next our series reporter a father searches for his adopted sons don't forget the all the latest news available on our website that's a dot com tell me how i'm free to be back at the top of the hour on call has been. i'm not laughing at the well because somebody down plays and laughing with him even to have been think deep into the german culture of. new jersey will take his grandmother down to you because it's all about who i am no i'm rachel join me for me to get everybody to host. september 19th century. invasion. moved.

large cities and towns the wildfires have already destroyed an area about the size of the country of belgium. a massive power outage has left real commuters stranded in the international capital jakarta the blackout affected cities with more than 100000000 residents across the island of java power utility says faulty equipment costs the outage. rescue teams in the u.k. are still racing to repair a dam in danger of collapsing in the northern town of wally bridge more than a 1000 residents have been evacuated forecast warned of more heavy rain in the days to come iran says it has seized another foreign flag oil tanker in the persian gulf 7 crew members have also been arrested iran's revolutionary guard said the tanker was smuggling around 700000 liters of oil through the persian gulf to unnamed arab countries the incident actually took place on wednesday but has only now and announced it would be the 3rd ship iran has used in recent weeks and the country is still holding on to the stand imperio a british tanker another ship was released with a warning. for more analysis i'm now joined by marcu

affecting around $800.00 communities the wildfires are burning in an area around the size of the country of belgium. iran says it has seized another 4 inflect oil tanker in the gulf 7 crew members have also been arrested iran's revolutionary guard said the tanker was smuggling around 700000 liters of oil through the gulf to unnamed arab countries the incident actually took place on wednesday but has only now been announced it would be the 3rd ship iran has seized in recent weeks the country is still holding onto the stand imperio a british tanker another ship was released with a warning. protesters in hong kong have taken to the streets for a 9th straight weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations clashes have erupted at a rally in the city center with police firing tear gas at protesters some demonstrators threw stones and eggs at police and government buildings hong kong residents are outraged at the heavy police response to earlier demonstrations last night a march of several 1000 people descended into chaos with some protesters setting fire to a police station and france. and some pill is joining

motifs and characters with live stories and secrets of their own beyond brutal is the new exhibition at belgium's royal museum of fine arts here computer animations bring the artists present studies to life is minute details are blown up taking visitors back to the 16th century when europe was engulfed in religious wars . in the arctic even in the backgrounds of his paintings he lends detail to his figure is in composing his pictures he is able to leave the feel as i threw instance by painting some figures with their backs to the viewer and then to a full scale the few minutes into the night of the. san bruno painted the seasons he was the 1st who dared to paid landscapes with snow. the originals are also here in brussels albeit much smaller and very fragile. painted them more than 450 years ago on thin oak panels the scenes are bursting with life. life that the master observed here in brussels quarter where the artist lived got married worked and died. now a collective of street artists has brought him back to my boat with 14 murals featuring contemporary reinterpretations of his most famous wor

now to tennis, where daniil medvedev beat belgium's david goffin 7—6, 6—4 to win his first masters 1000 crown claiming the cincinnati title. the russian had lost two finals recently but came out on top here. while in the women's draw and with the year's final grand slam, the us open looming, 2017 finalist madison keys beat russian svetla na kuznetsova 7—5, 7—6. the 16th seed had to come from a break down in both sets to take her fifth career title meaning she'll return to the world's top ten when the new rankings are released on monday. it feels really great to be champion in cincinnati. i had a really tough week last week in toronto and was feeling pretty down. but, ifeel like a feeling pretty down. but, ifeel likea came feeling pretty down. but, ifeel like a came to cincinnati and i gave myself the best opportunity to win the title and i did. now to golf and on the pga tourjustin thomas has moved to the top of the fedex cup standings after securing a three shot win at the bmw championship at medinah in illinois. the american finished in a course record 25 under while the top 30 pl

settlements including large cities and towns the wildfires have already destroyed an area around the size of belgium. to hong kong now where protesters are again marching in the 9th straight weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations around is now underway in the central district some protesters are throwing stones and eggs at police and government buildings hong kong residents are outraged at the heavy police response to earlier demonstrations last night a march of several 1000 people descended into chaos after protesters a little fire at the entrance to a police station. our reporter charlotte chelsea hill was on the scene of some of last night's most chaotic events and she sent us this report. it looks like a scene from an action meeting these young people have grown wise to what could be in store. expertise building with their experience that among steadfast unshaken and carefree protests are getting more and more dangerous and more more fall and i hope hong kong people turn come out and just make some noise for the government to make them. answer our protest our our our needs. but to some that liv

i'm call naslund belgium's of the program it's being called a landmark agreement in sue dog the country's ruling military council and civilian opposition alliance has signed a constitutional declaration paving the way for a transition to civilian rule and free elections it's the culmination of months of protests against the military which took power after the ousting of longtime president omar al bashir. they came to khartoum from all over the country to celebrate a historic day the military council is history and a new era begins. today we can finally breathe free again everything was so expensive we were desperate idea in a festive venue amid foreign dignitaries representatives of the opposition and the military signed the agreement after months of tough negotiations a sovereign council with even representation from the opposition on the military will govern the country overseeing the formation of the government that elections are set to be held in just over 3 years. paramilitary groups will be integrated into the regular army earlier this summer a militia mounted a brutal raid on a pro

thursday's sixth stage was won byjesus herrada, who held off a challenge from belgium's dylan toins to claim his first ever stage victory in one of cycling's grand tours. toins though, did enough to claim the race leader's red jersey. he's now 38 seconds clear of the field. thursday's stage included a huge crash which forced several riders to abandon the race, including former leader nicolas roach. golf, and there are joint—leaders after the first round of the european masters in switzerland. the frenchman mike lorenzo—verra and this man, mattias schvab that's 7—under—par — and they're one shot clear of the field. on a congested leaderboard, there are 36 players within four shots of the lead — including rory mcilroy. he shot a 3—under—par—67 in his first round of golf since winning the fedex cup — and moving back—up to world number two. because they feel like when i'm playing my best ziyambi best players in the world. anai would like to get back there. —— imb best players in the world. they haven't experienced that in the last four years. so a feel like with t

1200 tons of water on wildfires in siberia on sunday the flames over territory roughly the size of belgium have been a blaze for several weeks and they are cuts and cross no you are seeing regions. or snow high drama at the hungaroring grown praise sunday as lewis hamilton extended his lead in the season long formula one drivers championship he had to get the much younger max 1st stop and back footed though who started the race in the pole position. max pushed up in the 1st ever poll saw him flanked by relentlessness abs duo felt terry both tass and lewis hamilton a baptism of fire if ever there was one but with both are slipping down the pecking order early it quickly turned into an intense 2 horse race. pit stops are rarely played a bigger role the lead changed hands constantly as the cars came in for modification . that $39.00 saw fished up and hold off his rival with expert defensive driving but with more than 30 laps to go the outcome was anyone's guess a hamilton pit stop on lap $49.00 would prove to be pivotal a switch to fresher tires handing the british driver a crucial advantage

we have some new stories coming out of belgium. she's a pretty good mom according to officials there at the zoo. these babies were born yesterday. look at what a giant baby panda looks like when it is one day old. they were born on the 8th month, and the 8th day and 8 is lucky in the chinese culture so everything appears to be going well with these babies in belgium back to you. >> luckily they get cuter as they get older. >>> well joshua trees they survived the ice age and now some say the iconic tree species could soon face extinction. researchers found that joshua trees will die if climate change issues are not addressed. it's the lack of younger ones. >> we're already seeing they're not reproducing anymore. there's no seedlings, there's no juveniles. there's just these big joshua trees standing there without any young ones to replace them overtime. >> the drier temperatures make it hard enough for the trees to hold water to survive. it's up to us to make sure joshua tree park will be around in the coming decades. >>> an unusual

large cities and towns throughout those already destroyed an area around the size of the country of belgium. a massive power outage has left rail commuters stranded in the indonesian capital jakarta the blackout affected cities with more than 100000000 residents across the island of java the indonesian power utility says faulty equipment caused the outage . iran says it has seized another foreign flag oil tanker in the persian gulf 7 crew members have also been arrested iran's revolutionary guard said the tanker was smuggling around 700000 liters of oil through the persian gulf to unnamed arab countries the incident actually took place on wednesday but has only now been announced it would be the 3rd chevron has seized in recent weeks the country is still holding the stand imperio british tanker another ship was released with a warning. for more analysis i'm now joined by marcus kind senior fellow at the german institute for international and security affairs here in berlin so this is the 3rd tanker that we know of at least that iran has seized in the past weeks is there any substance to the

other countries like france and belgium have already done so. >> departure for germany. four children are traveling to the country of the parents who joined the islamic state and died. now, for the first time and after negotiations, the german government is repatriating children born to the militants. >> it t is a welcome development for the children who had been in custody in syria were able to leave the country. this will advocate for children in similar circumstances to leave syria. there living conditions -- there living conditions -- their living conditions are far from ideal. >> german children are among those growing up in these conditions. their mothers want to return home as soon as possible. this one has been living in acreagage cap with two children for two years. >> it is very difficult for the children. my son is four years old. that is time that i won't get back. i hope that he will get picked up so he can get a second chance. >> the german government is trying to bring more of its citizens back from syria. >> william is with us to tell us more about today.

among them venice in italy, dubrovnik in croatia, bruges in belgium, north, medieval bruges is swamped daily by up to 50,000vi tors. but the influx is being curtailed to prevent this ndesco world heritage city from morphing into disn we don't want to be a park, a tourist park, no. >> when we let everything free and you can do what you want, then there will be no inhabitants in bruges. it will all be lika museum, a large museum. you must work and you st live and you must create in the city. it's not only a city for amusement. reporter: last year, 8.3 million people visited bruges. most were half-day trippers. six million stayed less than three hours. many came from cruise ships. at peak times, bruges reside os can numbered three to one. not all citizens applaud the mayor's initiative. at this emporium, assistant katja debecker says bruges is only just recovering from a drop in visitor numbers after terrorist attacks in paris and brussels more than three years ago. >> it used to be packed in all the streets. not y more, no. so, what is he complaining about? maybe some of the people who l