celebrations right now in johannesburg after south africa win their 3rd a run in. world cup defeating england emphatically 32 to 12. hello police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people who are rallying for the 22nd straight weekend some protesters threw burning objects on to the roads in a bid to keep riot police away prominent activists joshua long had called for 100000 people to march on saturday the protests began over proposed changes to extradition laws which have since been scrapped let's get an update from difficult paul and joining us from hong kong to feel what are you seeing. i'm in the middle of hong kong's financial center this place is usually full of tourists at this time of the night people going out for dinner on a saturday night it's anti it's been cleared out protesters have taken over the streets that built up barricades that are slowly being dismantled as far engines fire trucks and riot police have walked through moments ago this area was thick with tear gas and protesters dispersed keeping up with thei

i am a hero's homecoming in johannesburg as the springboks return from the world to rugby world cup triumph. so yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia aims to end months of fighting that opened a new front in the war the conflict also drove a wedge between saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president the saudi crown prince and the u.s. crown prince were all at that signing ceremony in riyadh. development a such as positive but we have to see of course what the substance is and the implementation. so let's have a look at what is understood to be the key details of the plan yemen's government will return to aden and it'll put state institutions back in place cabinet positions will also be given to members of the southern transitional council the u.a.e. backed separatist movement turned against had his government and seized aid in an organist it wanted self rule in southern yemen. more from a diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. . the deal that's bee

still to come on this news hour more from johannesburg in south african rugby fans welcome home their all conquering rugby team. andy thier with more of those fantastic scenes from johannesburg where the captain has made it back as well now south africa's all conquering repeat same have returned home after their welker triumph in japan the score a set so now going to follow a victory tour around the country 6 lisa became the 1st black caps and to lift the trophy after the win over england on saturday there is arriving back in johannesburg without all important piece of card are just a few minutes ago in south africa 1st formal title in 1995 there was just one black player in the line at least he says he hopes this court can truly be described as a national see a correspondent for me to miller is in johannesburg. in this particular case the integration is important as i've mentioned in that this is a team that has been the most integration so-called it's been lives by at last count them for the belief was sobbing more than a 100 years old be playing golf history so the great expectatio

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. well, in 1995, nelson mandela was there to present the trophy to captain francois pienaar after he lead the springboks to their first world cup win. and watching on from new york was nelson mandela's grandson, ndaba mandela. i spoke with him about what today's match means for the people of south africa. young people from across the country can say, one day, i want to be the next captain. they can dream. they can be anything they want, notjust a can be anything they want, notjust by can be anything they want, notjust a rugby captain, they can be an actual scientist. and talk about that unity, bringing a country together. as you know, our country has been marred by a lot of political instability, but sport is one of those things that has a really specific goal in uniting our people, and this will go a long way to making people understand that, if we work together, we can truly achieve anything we set our minds to. and your grandfather said sport has the power to change the world. what d

romans one in johannesburg. now through some of the other business stories making news could this be the long awaited breakthrough in the u.s. china trade dispute washington and beijing and reportedly agreed to cancel tariffs hikes if they agree to a 1st phase of a trade deal a chinese commerce ministry spokesman says in such an instance the 2 sides would scrap tariffs proportionately efforts to resolve a months long trade dispute have intensified in recent weeks. 2 of the original tech sector pioneers a lining up for a merger make a xerox has made an offer to take over a computer imprint to make a hewlett packard at h.p. confirm the companies have held talks about a potential tie up in the past both face difficulties as the demand for printed documents sitting have waned. has canceled hundreds of flights today and tomorrow after cabin crew launched a 2 day strike u.f.o. trade union is demanding higher pay along with better access to regular employment as the sort of workers the alliances the costs of the strike

a bouncer returned home fountains of fans away seeing the victoria springboks team will be live in johannesburg later in the park. so just as we go to air a power sharing agreement has been signed in yemen now it is between the yemeni government and southern separatists this is to do with aid in the southern parts of the country a deal brokered by saudi arabia is aimed at ending a power struggle in the south the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman says it is a step towards a political solution to end the war in yemen now this is something that had opened up essentially a new front in the yemen war which has been going on for years already and as we mentioned it did pit. allies against each other saudi arabia and the united arab emirates so this is called the riyadh agreement and we're going to take you through some of the details now has been brokered by saudi arabia during weeks of negotiations aimed at sharing power between present. government and the southern transitional council the s.t.c. under the plan yemen's prime minister would return to aden to reinstate state institutions cabinet

in johannesburg so. the national teams. why is that a big deal. this is a big thing in so the off the cuff because robbie is taken as a privileged sport you find it mostly in those expensive schools where if it a few blacks can afford to give it if you remember the 9095 team during monday last time that won the will copy to us 100 percent white and the government has been fined by order to force. that to try and introduce more politically as the good news is that in the present team such as in japan you have what about 5 players that are going to be playing so big that the captain is also blake it is also a shortened that they have visited us in bringing that equality between the playoffs and the white blouse this off and on to 5 blick excited as well that ok for the 1st time to move by black person hoping that they'll bring the cup back home ok. there's been allegations of racism in the springboks compound has this effect that general support yes they spike to talk about the recent incidents that have happened to nor one of the best play as it be

nomsa maseko, bbc news, johannesburg. you can't help but celebrate along with them. congratulations to the springboks. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. congratulations as well to the springboks. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. coming up: softbank has some hard decisions. the company is a huge backer of tech companies but the risk—loving firm is expected to report its first quarterly loss in over a decade after bailing out wework. if you are squeamish look away now. we're going to end with staggering pictures. a rail worker in san francisco rescuing a man, who was a spilt—second from being hit by a train. this dramatic footage shows the man, who was drunk, walking dangerously close to the edge of a platform, before falling onto the tracks. luckily, he is pulled to safety. hello there. the rest of this week is going to remain on the chilly side, certainly temperatures a few degrees down on where they should be for the time of year. we've been seeing this colder air move southwards in the last 2a hours across the country, an

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. let's speak to our sports editor, dan roan, in tokyo. dan, an extraordinary finale to the world cup. what are your thoughts? put it into context. the final will always be remembered for the power, not only of the south african pie can play about the power of the remarkable image of siya kolisi, a man born in a township, lifting the webb ellis trophy. in 1995, when south africa won the world cup for the first time memorably with the support of nelson mandela, they only had one like played in the squad i know they have applied captain and a far more representative team as a symbol of hope and reconciliation for a country still scarred by the apartheid era. it takes some beating. as for england, as they wa ke beating. as for england, as they wake up in their hotel in central tokyo this morning, they will be in a very reflective and sombre mood, no doubt, a devastating victory, the third time they have been beaten any world cup final but the first time they have failed to show up. there has been much progress under eddie jordan since the las

the celebrations here in johannesburg are onlyjust celebrations here in johannesburg are only just starting. celebrations here in johannesburg are onlyjust starting. people are screaming, chanting and singing. they are bringing back that spirit of when south africa won the world cup for the very first time. they are chanting the name of south africa's first black rugby captain. let's get a bit of reaction in this pub. a huge disappointment, i am sure? a disappointing score for the fa ns sure? a disappointing score for the fans but not for this a lot because they are kiwis. trust me to pick the table full of kiwis. this has been around packed in central london, all trying to get a glimpse of the game. unsurprisingly, more england shirts than south african but it doesn't matter now. don't get too emotional, but what did you think of that performance? hats off to south africa, they turned up and were amazing. deserved to win. it didn't seem that we really got going. the injury wasn't ideal but fair play to south africa. last week was phenomenal. i think we just didn't have a chance of getting

was a good model in johannesburg so. see out police seize the national team's block and why is that a big deal. this is a big thing in so the free cup because rugby is taken as a privilege the sport you find it mostly in those expensive schools have been a few blacks who can afford to put that if you remember the 9095 team during monday last time that won the will cup it was 100 percent white and the government has been fined by all means to force. that to try and introduce more politically has and the good news is that in the present team that is in japan what about 5 players that are going to be playing so that the captain is also blake you just also shorten that to deficits just in bringing that equality between the class and the white blouse this off and on to 5 blick excited as well and that's ok for the 1st time to move by black person hoping that ted they'll bring the cop back home ok now there's been allegations of racism in the springboks compound has this affected general support yes they start to talk about th

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. of course, the game was being watched by england fans here. our correspondent, chi chi izundu, spent the day at harpenden rugby club. the harpenden rugby club, once upon a time base to train some of those playing in today's match. the clubhouse feeling every twist and turn of the match, but a muted round of applause at the results. four out of the 3! england players have honed their skills here at this rugby club, including captain owen farrell, but, the fans here have packed it out, hoping that today's match would end in celebration. it hasn't. nonetheless, they have nothing but pride for england's efforts. i thought we played really well, they were a really hard team. yeah, we were really disappointed all around. we lost some of the big moments. they overpowered us a bit. they let us play our normal game, it was a fantastic turnout for the club. we had big expectations, and it just didn't work our way today, unfortunately. george tutt has been part of this club for 3h years, born in south africa, he says that the win will impact communities

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. well in 1995, nelson mandela was there to present the trophy to captain francois pienaar after he lead the springboks first world cup win. it was an historic moment for the nation just a year after the end of apartheid. today, 2a years later, siya kolisi, the sprinboks first ever black captain was the man to lift the trophy in another landmark moment for rainbow nation. and watching from new york was nelson mandela's grandson, ndaba mandela, and hejoins me now. thank you very much for speaking to us thank you very much for speaking to us here at bbc news. you know what? the number six, kolisi, the first black man to captain the springboks, your grandfather came a huge significance there. how did you feel when he first saw him carrying the weight of history there on his back? imean, weight of history there on his back? i mean, that was an absolutely proud moment for me. you know, to see a black man really being able to achieve his dreams, because you know, you can imagine, looking at o

flights have been canceled for friday and saturday meaning miller is live from johannesburg. and can see the striking workers behind their affected passengers are affected as well from media. well a few 100 of those workers have gathered here not from from our tom boy international airport the protesters happening here stranded passengers awaiting at the airport to see if their flights can be rescheduled and if they can continue with their plans but this is exactly the aim that the protesters here what of in that they want to bring in at the airline to a standstill they're protesting the potential job cuts possibly 900 people could lose their jobs at the national carrier now what is also angered fueled the ngo by people here is that this could have been avoided they say because south african airways is in complete disarray for example it hasn't given 2 years' worth of financial statements submitted those statements to parliament these financials are at this complete confusion the organization is been accused of looting corruption and mismanagement and this goes back to former

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. the government has suspended fracking in england for the forseeable future. the ban comes after a technical report said it was not possible to predict the probability or seriousness of earth tremors caused by extracting shale gas from the ground. labour, the liberal democrats and the green party have all called for a permanent ban. our business correspondent katie prescott reports. it's farewell to fracking, for now. these campaigners in lancashire couldn't be happier to see the back of it. we're delighted about it, it's what we've been hoping for all the time. we don't trust them, of course. they could change their mind yet. it's good news, obviously. it's good news for the whole country, but in particular here, where people have put up with this for the best part of three years now. all this stuff going on for no apparent gain. so, three years, all that money pumped in, all that effort, and they've produced next to nothing. the process of extracting shale gas is one of the most cont

andrew harding reports from johannesburg. the final whistle, and across south africa, the sense of a nation coming together, celebrating more thanjust a rugby match. it means unity, it means unity to south africa. we have been needing this. so it wasjust an amazing atmosphere. really the peoples enjoying it, everybody together, south africa as one nation. this is actually something positive that we can actually celebrate as a country, and, yeah, well done to the boks. after years of slow racial transformation, south africa finally has a rainbow team. this is what we can do as a team when we decide on one goal and one dream and we give it our best, so thank you very much. cheering. it's 2a years since nelson mandela celebrated south africa's first rugby world cup victory, but that team was overwhelmingly white. today, captain siya kolisi has become a new symbol of hope and progress in a country still facing huge challenges. for years, the news from south africa has been relentlessly bad — corruption, inequality, a country lo

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. in 1995, nelson mandela was there to present the trophy to captain francois pienaar after he lead the springboks to their first world cup win. it was an historic moment for the countryjust over a year after the end of apartheid. there was only one black player in the team that day. today there were six — led by the team's first—ever black captain siya kolisi, and watching on from new york was nelson mandela's grandson, ndaba mandela. i spoke with him about what today's match means for the people of south africa. it is the continuation of a bright dawn. young people from across the country can say that one day, i want to be the next kolisi. they can look at becoming anything they want, not just a rugby captain, but a natural scientist, it is a great moment for us. scientist, it is a great moment for us. talk about that unity. bringing the country together. as you know, oui’ the country together. as you know, our country has been marred by lots of political instability in its hist

our correspondent, milton nkosi has been in johannesburg. this match was followed very closely. south africans jubilance that they won this world cup for the third time, more than any other country, because they wanted three times. and they are celebrating even now. if you look at this table here... they have been celebrating all afternoon. this celebration continues in the townships. the towns, the villages of this country, but they are also celebrating south africa's first black captain, who led the team in yokohama today. because he comes from humble beginnings. in 2007, when south africa beat england and france and won the world cup, his family could not even afford a television set. the young boy had to go and watch it ina the young boy had to go and watch it in a nearby pub. and his father has, for the first time, travelled abroad, went to japan to see his son lift that trophy. so there is so much history around this victory. it's not just about the score that we see on the screen. yes, it must have been a magical tournament for his family to be able to enjoy and experienc

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. a bomb has exploded in a town in northern syria occupied by turkish forces, killing at least 13 people. the turkish defence ministry has blamed the kurdish ypg militia group for the attack in a region controlled until last month by the kurdish—led syrian democratic forces. no group has said it carried out the attack in tal abyad, which is close to the turkish border. here's the bbc‘s middle east analyst, alan johnston. the moments after the blast. amid the smoke and the debris they try to take in what has just happened. this was a car bomb that went off near a market. civilians were among the casualties but also syrian arab militiamen who were allied with the turkish military. the turks, in a major offensive, recently took this town from local kurdish fighters. turkey regards them as terrorists, and it has been determined to drive them away from border areas like this. the turks have blamed the kurdish ypg militia for the bombing. the ypg hasn't responded to the accusation. tal ab

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. attempts by ten asian countries to create the world's largest trading bloc have floundered at a summit in the thai capital, bangkok, over demands raised by india. leaders at the meeting of the association of southeast asian nations, or asean, will spend a second day on sunday trying to secure a trade deal backed by china and india. astronauts on board the international space station will soon have the chance to test their baking skills. a rocket carrying a cargo craft launched from the us state of virginia carrying nearly four tonnes of freight, including an oven and baking ingredients to make chocolate chip cookies. the scientific experiment will observe what affect the weightless conditions will have on the shape and consistency of the biscuits. dr ken kremer of space upclose told us how the oven would work. it is something really important for the astronauts. it is basically a cylinder with some eating elements, coiled around it. then they will put those cookies inside. it is going

as the final whistle blew in yokohama, half a world away in johannesburg, the streets erupted in celebration. the people of the rainbow nation dancing and singing together. for south african fans who had made the long trip to japan, it was also a moment of pure ecstasy. how does it feel? amazing! amazing! did you come herejust for this? yes! we love it and we love the people also. amazing! huge disappointment here for england tonight but what a night for south africa and what a night forjapan which has hosted this amazing world cup and now has thousands of new rugby fans. these young japanese fans looked almost as excited as their new south african friends. before the world cup, they told me they had never watched a rugby match. why do you like south africa? because they have an amazing team, that is why we love them. in yokohama and back in england, the faces of the fans said it all. the nation's rugby team had come so close, even defeating the all blacks but today they were systematically beaten. from the start we didn't i am absolutely gutted. south africa played really well. i was disapp

our correspondent, milton nkosi is with south africa fans in johannesburg. big celebrations at t? indeed. south africans are going to do this well into the night because this victory, they understand that it is notjust about the sport itself. it is about much more as nelson mandela told the nation, it brings the nation together. especially after the nightmare of apartheid. i'm now joined by one of the supporters who was watching the big screen. how are you feeling after this victory for the springboks? super excited. given the springboks? super excited. given the fact that the last world cup we wofi the fact that the last world cup we won united as as a nation. well done to our new captain. it went over and above all expectations and i feel that given the current situation, especially as south africa, this has brought us closer. so, i am really excited and really glad. i am more optimistic than anything else given that we won and are champions again. yes, south africa! there are a lot of underlying deeper issues that i feel are sorted out, you know? for people it isjust a rugby ma

get a 2nd term because the opposition parties are not one strong united force party herriman trust in johannesburg thank you very much. now i miss international is accusing egypt of misusing counterterrorism lowell's to suspend fair trial rights and detain peaceful critics a new report examined the cases of 138 people many of whom were detained for participating in protests or making political statements online it found that egypt's state prosecution kept suspects in pretrial detention for an average of $345.00 days before releasing them without trial. rescue workers in albania are continuing the search for survivors 5th trapped him buildings brought down by a powerful earthquake on tuesday at least 21 people have died more than 600 have been injured tone seraphina's reports from the port city of do it as in western albania. rescue teams pull a dead man out of the rubble of this hotel. they brought out his dead brother on lookers see mesmerized by the prospect of life or death emerging from this tube it's the same story across the street another collapsed hotel in this resort town at least one man

first let's hear from milton nkosi who is at a fan zone in johannesburg. milton, what a magnificent moment for the rainbow nation. yes, indeed. their victory was made so yes, indeed. their victory was made so much sweeter by having the very first black captain of the springboks to lift the cup. south africans know that this victory is beyond that pitch, it's beyond the scoreboard, it's about bringing a nation that was divided by the nightmare of apartheid which ended 25 years ago together. south africans come together when there is a victory like this and it gives the country a bit of momentum, especially after some of the tragedies we've seen like xenophobic violence and huge unemployment that persists in south africa. so, these people are celebrating, they are here with me. what is your feeling about this? i think it's done a greatjob for the about this? i think it's done a great job for the country, about this? i think it's done a greatjob for the country, all 58 million of us are behind the team, so million of us are behind the team, so excited. what a

where we could see over the next couple of days and in particular into johannesburg damages a quite high we could get a thunderstorm and maybe just rain showers into it with a high of 31. the story of black men. killed i have strangled. the story of courage. the fear is real. passion. and the very same just. again this is a reminder of the main news this hour iran has announced that it's taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal head of the atomic energy organization says that iran has now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously no. iraqi security forces have opened fire on protesters in the capital at least 5 people have been killed the prime minister is calling for an end to bloodshed on both sides as more anti-government protests are held. at a u.s. appeals court has ordered president donald trump to hand over 8 years worth of tax returns to prosecutors trump has tried to prevent the release of his tax information has passed that investigation into alleged korea lection payoffs. asian countries have concluded negotiations on what could beco

on the take off of some flights in south africa as 3000 airline staff go on strike on the ground in johannesburg plus. a cry for justice whips up more anger and a demand for action after the killing of an indigenous student and in sports a golfer comes up against a rather unusual has at a tournament south africa details coming up but. this i want to take you over here across the middle east we do have some changes coming up across much of the middle east 1st of all i want to start here in the levant because we do have some cold air in place over in the overnight hours that means if we do have any precept it means it's going to be snow and that's exactly what we're seeing here on the southern end of the caspian tehran only getting to about a high of 6 degrees here on saturday stay like that as we go toward sunday as well and look down here towards itself a lot of rain across much of the northern gulf coast city it is going to be rainy but it is going to be stormy as well saturday we're going to be the sea is seeing the rain coming in as we go towards the end of the day sunday a lot of thunderstor

am a hero's homecoming we're in johannesburg as the springboks return from their rugby world cup triumph. so in the past hour or so yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia it aims to end months of fighting that opened a new front in the war the conflict also driven a wedge between saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president the saudi crown prince and the u.a.e. crown prince all attended that signing ceremony in riyadh these are the key details as we understand them under the plan yemen's government will return to aden to put state institutions back in place cabinet positions will be given to members of that sudden transitional. the u.a.e. backed separatist movement had turned against had these government and seized aid in august it was looking for self rule in southern yemen here is james bay's diplomatic editor who is that the united nations in new york hi james any reaction to this so far yes well i think people are welcoming this it's been talke

it tries to accommodate stranded passengers here and john is all right miller with the latest from johannesburg for me to thank you. trials of a new ebola back say in how began in the democratic republic of congo at least 3000 people have been infected and an outbreak of this epidemic but many who have contracted the disease from the treatment centers can be terrifying. ebola 'd survivors are helping provide a human touch. it was in monkey where the outbreak started. and this relatives of patients are anxious here waiting for news of their loved ones at this treatment center they're away from where they treated but even here they're not allowed to sit close to or touch each other and they're also being monitored for symptoms of we're separated by this because the status of the relatives on the other side is not clear that is evelyn she's come to see how to we called nephew it has just been confirmed he has a body evelyn. it must be hard not to be able to hold your nephew i ask. i'm just happy he's getting help but yes it is hard to see him and not be able to touch i can only look at him through

the thank you. 0ur correspondent, milton nkosi is with south africa fans in johannesburg. people must be jubilant. people must bejubilant. indeed, south africans are celebrating winning the world cup for the third time. iam winning the world cup for the third time. i am joined winning the world cup for the third time. iamjoined by winning the world cup for the third time. i am joined by some of the supporters who have been watching on the big screen here. how are you feeling following this victory? come on, baby! 2007, we beat the english, 50-6. we on, baby! 2007, we beat the english, 50—6. we beat them again. i knew it, erasmus said we can play the same game, i knew it. —— 15—6. erasmus said we can play the same game, i knew it. --15-6. and how about you ? game, i knew it. --15-6. and how about you? we are saying, one nation, one team, yes! it is one nation, one team, yes! it is one nation, one team, won the spirit, standing in unity together, springboks, we are proud of you, thank you for bringing cup home! this is the place to be! you can see, that is exactly th

are now dissipating we're going to sing still some coastal clouds across much of that area but for johannesburg do expect to see attempted there of $34.00 degrees here on thursday dropping down to about $32.00 as we go towards friday in for durban a cloudy day at 22 degrees. it . again this is there let's remind you of the main news this hour open hearings in the pitch for the inquiry of u.s. president total trungpa to begin next week until now testimony is only been given behind closed doors. campaigning is officially begun ahead of the u.k.'s general election in december. and health care elevate issues for both the opposition and the governing conservative posse. multiple people have been stabbed in the northern jordanian city of josh tourists are among the victims one person has been arrested . the head of the un's agency for palestinian refugees a stepped aside pending the outcome of an inquiry into alleged misconduct the internal investigation found management issues that directly relates to commission a general cromwell one of the main palestinian factions hamas has expressed concern sayi

to 12 in the final in yokohama sparking celebrations across south africa and this was the scene in johannesburg as people celebrated the country's 3rd world cup where. there was joy in a so wet a township where the victory had a special significance off to see a car lisi became the 1st black captain to base the men's trophy for south africa. correspondent spoke with jubilant fans in cape town after the match. what a performance of the springboks during that waltz cup and what a clear victory in the final in the end of the day and kept on but also throughout the country the celebrations have now started because this is the good news that south africa was this with me waiting for. the iraqi. wounds 6 but suddenly wouldn't you got. this. chance united we shall be. out of it that way you. know it's it's a very big picture because you have so united country it keeps. looking live in see you need to. do that is only to the moment because the economy's not do very well i think this will have you know 3 people to go to come. see pick sides. should need it and we did. what he has long been seen as the s

in the final in yokohama stalking celebrations right across south africa well this was the scene in johannesburg and operation the country's 3rd world cup win. and there was joy in silhouette a township by the victory had special significance off to see a car less a head the 1st black captain to lift the men's trophy for south africa. correspondent spoke with jubilant fans in cape town after the match what a performance of the springboks during that waltz cup and what a clear victory in the final in the end of the day and kept on but also throughout the country the celebrations have now started because this is the good news that south africa was this was the waiting for. her. resume but certainly good to hear you got. this. far out of 3 chance united we shall be and we love fish out of their way you . know it is a very big picture because you have see you night because it's keeps. looking lives you can see you need to. do those really didn't i did because the economy's not do very well i think this will have on you know 3 people to go down and come to know i think we started it simply sipek side

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world cup the springboks of south africa will welcomed by a sea of supporters of the tumble airport in johannesburg on choose day thousands filled the airport to greet the box who are returning home after they defeated england 3212 to win the world cup on saturday in japan smiles all round in the heroes' welcome. don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. i'm told me a lot of end but thanks for watching. literature invites us to see people in particular. to see the kids. growing up. on youtube.

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some of the south africa rugby team have received a heroes welcome in johannesburg. england captain alan morgan said it inexperience might have cost them after a batting colla pse have cost them after a batting collapse against new zealand. members of the world—cup winning south african rugby squad have arrived home, after taking the title for a record—equalling third time. the springboks were welcomed by crowds of supporters atjohannesburg airport on their return from japan, where they beat england 32—12 to lift the trophy in yokohama last weekend. south africa are now tied with new zealand as the most successful teams in the tournament‘s 32—year history. 0ur correspondent milton nkosi is in johannesburg for us. no surprise at the kind of enthusiasm but tell us more about the welcome home. the welcome home has been electrifying. the crowds came here in their hundreds, right at the arrivals hall. they will welcoming the players by song, dance, chanting. they were celebrating the best rugby will team in the world. here i could see black and white, seems that

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or definitely here is reception people are already mobilizing to come to the airport in johannesburg the day people or the players will be coming back for japan so there will definitely be more celebrations here. it increased thanks so much for that perspective. and before we go there's just enough time to show you pictures of the 1st meeting since their birth of 2 panda cubs since they 1st met the siblings were born at berlin berlin zoo at the end of august staff say the baby bears which now wait just a little over 3 kilograms each have already made their 1st attempts at cloning keepers have been helping their mother with childcare duties since pandas normally nurse only one cup. so keep. coming up next reporter meet 2 women who were spied on by the east german secret police for years after they applied to go to the west you're watching news from berlin we have more at the top of the hour as always and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site. www dot com thanks for joining us for watching. in the time this way discover the. house

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