and those pictures there from greece well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues on line. you can find us on twitter either at the news or you can write directly to me and off t.v. don't forget to use our hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day to see the never. noticed. the first. movie. narrow narrow on the way. the beauty craze. title primeness portraits on a statement celebrating natural e.p.o. single. why hide what makes a person who needs. the romex next on d w. there's no stopping the chinese dragon. changing plans to rejoin the international economic mess and seize the investment initiatives china's goal is to develop a billion dollar trade nitwit between asia and europe. but is beijing playing its hand silk road to contact china's way to the top. in the forty's. iran. wants an isolated theocracy now a major power in the middle east. airlines influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. cut does iran truly want peace with. the countries of homes have their doubts to is

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gnc to reach greece and with it european soil. the turkish coast guard rescued more than ninety thousand people. and day but in fact when it comes to international efforts to overcome the refugee crisis turkey is one of the european union's key partner this. time. tens of thousands more try to reach greece on foot but turkish authorities stop them at the border. you know that if we can do this once or twice but we could also open our doors to the refugees and wish them safe passage to europe the. negotiations dragged on for months before the e.u. and turkey were able to strike a deal its implications are immense at the same time or to one increased pressure on the media the justice system and on any kind of opposition. to go on is keeping refugees out of europe. in return the e.u. is handing him the keys to establishing an authoritarian system and turning a blind eye is. turkey or the e.u. who has more leverage the country currently harbors about three and a half million refugees from syria alone to air to one they are not only a

portrait a photo of his home village from syria he fled to turkey and from there he went by boat to greece then along the balkan route. in september twenty fifteen here in germany he has called his wife every day since they parted and every day she has sent him a picture of their daughter. he wants his wife and daughter to join him in germany but in march of twenty sixteen the german government stopped allowing refugees to bring their families into the country. it's hell and it's hard to describe that your daughter is growing up without you. it's pretty painful. only those who've been through themselves know how bad it is people's families. and these are has long been waiting for the rules to change again he hopes his wife will be given an appointment at the german embassy in lebanon this month these are things that might help that he's attended all his german classes and integrated well. i have a great wife and my daughter can come. and that my daughter complained here. during the long waiting period i meet a great integrated here. i work for one year as a security guard and i believe tha

course we've got rain or hail in thunderstorms around much of eastern europe remain here bugg area greece recent recipients and they will be again the first strip that away the temperatures still the same sort of level but you watch what's happening down in madrid thirty nine is to forecast here and that's for wednesday thursday up to forty of us madrid go down to the southwest you could be up to forty five or more we expect wouldn't be surprised to see records broken in southern portugal or southwestern spain over this coming week now the military must or refer reflected because the weather is as you might expect middle to high twenty's to low thirty's many places thirty eight hundred karo on a very warm twenty nine in robot. istanbul is known for its history and today a new generation is shaking things up for rule is my everything five thousand six hundred years it's all different so this is all these cultures i'm now on top of each other. we're here to see how the. culture and has moved forward. a jeep on and she said. i'll come back here watching out zero time to recap our headlines n

of the team going to greece here now in these temperatures oh you want to do is find a way to cool down but what if you've got a job that means you've got to skate the heat oh. we asked three people with the hottest jobs in the capital. as a champion i just took the temperature here and it's off the scale how does a guy who has to stand here when i don't usually get up two hundred eighty degrees and how do you survive as he does here by drinking a lot of thinking cool thoughts and you're just getting used to it so it doesn't mean. i'm trying still to just how do you cope in these temperatures demands by saying to yourself that it's minus twenty four degrees it's all in the head yeah it's all in the head absolutely definitely hides the manhunt you do that so it's cool it's cool it's called. this is that what idea works for me and really this is the north pole doctors are going right now i'm at the north pole i'm delighted at the still want to use the current system as he would say oh well look you can see into prison. who. lives as a z. as a fun and you're used to high temperatures right

a dog has been found hiding underneath a barbeque in mati in greece, where he had crawled to seek refuge from the devastating wildfire last month. the white poodle—cross, named loukoumakis, was singed yellow from the smoke and flames of the fires and had difficulty breathing when he was found. rescuers lured him out with a tin of dog food, and he has since been groomed, is on antibiotics and is slowly recovering. next at the news at five, let us catch up with the weather. today‘s weather has been a tale of two halve, the best of the sunshine has happened across the eastern side of the uk, across iron scotland, and much of england and wales, this was the isle of wight earlier in the afternoon, while further north and west we have more cloud, underneath a weather front bringing rain and that will continue its progress northwards and eastwards across scotla nd northwards and eastwards across scotland and the far north—west of england as we go through this evening. while we hang on to sunshine. what we will notice is because we have picked up this south—westerly wind, with more cloud

acting in a frightening way during the eindy-pakistan war, and support for dictatorships in chile and greece and the violations of which all, almost all the cold war presidents of guilty of when it comes to civil liberties that were then revealed by the church committee after he left. so even with six years, i could not hope to approach a specialist's take on the nixon administration on all these subjects. guys have written entire books and so i relied on people like jeffrey kimball and chris tutta at the state department historian's office, tim neftali, who just left the nixon library, to give me -- jeremy, to give me a background, and then i tried to take that specific information that they had mined and put it into a popularization or generalization, which is what a biography is. my job is to try to connect those great historic events with the personality of this crafty paranoid fella in the white house. that's what biographers, do, and nowhere is that clearer than in the story of the nixon campaign, actions in the fall of 1968. known variously as the chinault affair or the bombing saga.

inside team going to greece here now in these temperatures oh you want to do is find a way to cool down but what if you find a job that means you've got to skate the heat oh. we are three people with the hottest jobs in the capital. happy i just took the temperature here and it's off the scale how does it say here it is and here we're not out there we get up two hundred eighty degrees and how do you survive as you guys are drinking a lot of thinking cool thoughts and you're just getting used to it so here's what. i'm trying sausages how do you cope in these temperatures of a month facing to yourself that it's minus twenty four degrees it's all in the head yeah it's all in the head absolutely definitely like the men who do that it's it's cool it's cool that's cool too. doesn't that what idea works for me and really this is i don't know if there's a book right now i'm at the north pole i mean a lot of people still want to use the current system as you say oh well look you can see if you include physics. as a z. as a fun and you're used to high temperatures right but you still suffer in th

. >> rescuers in greece find a four legged survivor of the devastating fire. the place he chose to seek shelter while he waited for help. help. . >>> welcome back. an undate on the devastating wildfires across california. this shows the current fires. black shows currently contained. the last that started is the eel fire. the size of the fire, again, this fire popped up yesterday, does not show up overnight. it is at 865 acres this morning but it did force about 60 homes to evacuate. >> it was pretty hairy here. it was like a war zone. choppers were dropping things. >> the two others are the river and the red fires thchlt combined to burn 91,000 acres and destroyed ten homes and an out building. could be containment is 24%. >>> new at 9:00, more arrests on suspicion of looting. one man was caught with bolt cutters and a large knife. >>> we continue to follow the latest developments in shasta county where the carr fire burned 180 square miles. more than 1,000 homes have been destroyed. many more are threatened. reporter lauren blanchard joins us from the incide

support for dictatorships in chile and greece and the violations of which all the -- almost all the cold war presidents are guilty of, when it comes stoicivil liberties th were revealed by the church committee after he lost. so even with six years, i could not hope to approach a specialist's take on the nixon administration, on all of these subjects. guys have written entire books. so i relied on people like at the state department's historian office, tim naftali, who had just left the nixon library, to give mow a background and then i tried to take that specific information that they had mined and put it into a popularization, a generalization, which is what a biography is. my job is to try to connect those great historian events with the personality of this crafty, paranoid fellow in the white house. that's what biographers do. and nowhere is that clearer than in the story of the nixon campaign, actions in the fall of 1968 known variously as the chinault affair or the bombing saga. so recap nixon emerges from the two conventions, the democratic convention has been a disaster, with a hu

with deadly fires gripping california and greece, extreme hurricanes in the atlantic, and searing heat waves and droughts around the world, our investment in nasa's earth science and climate research programs, and missions, must both be abundant and unwavering. earth essential observation missions, including the carbon monitoring system, the orbiting carbon observatory 2, and the gravity recovery and race,te experiment, or g give us evidence that the climate is changing. this information could help us prepare for a more dangerous .uture we must be sure that nasa's earth science program has the resources necessary to provide scientists with the latest data so that congress and agencies across the government can combat this problem head on so that our planet earth may be home to many .uture generations to come finally, we are fortunate to have the professor of physics and planetary science at m.i.t., testnvestigator on nasa's mission. nasa announced only a few days ago that tests has been turned on and has begun its search for distant worlds. carl sagan once said, the nature of life on e

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of a devastating heat wave it's been scorching farmland and triggering wildfires worst hit so far is greece which has seen what's been described as europe's deadliest forest fire in over a century at least ninety people have been killed in a number of others are still missing after flames engulfed a coastal area east of the capital athens hundreds of homes have been destroyed in the catastrophe now at the center of the conflagration is the small community of marty and our reporter norman sri go who's been there and spoken with some of the residents including constantine or some our guests who return to the remains of his house. constantino somalia his front door was warped by the intense heat and he's trying to fix it after the devastating fire in martini erath and his family summer house is a tempting target solutions even if there actually isn't much left to loot. to fire them down from matters and with such power because we have so many trees right in the street so what separates are coming from the right. has he is black. although forest fires happen frequently in the region konstantino

beyond the mouth of an infernal monkey in greece one week on from the devastating forest fire. villages of trying to god what's left of their homes against looters. while rescue teams search for bodies and survive. people here have been left to fend for themselves with little support materializing from the state. in sixty minutes. ago just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of this captivating sound. deep in the rain forest in central africa. to find their culture but he stayed. only a promise to his son to leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle of new york. the result of reverse culture shock. was the documentary from the forest starts august ninth w. i that welcome to the show today we're traveling all over europe from transylvania to scandinavia but it's cool off with these topics. cold blooded the sinister well of count dracula. moves spend often as a self-taught.

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of a devastating heatwave has been scorching farmland and triggering wildfires worst hit so far is greece which has seen what's been described as europe's deadliest forest fire in over a century at least ninety people have been killed in a number of a.

also if you're in the area such as greece or in areas that are fueled by santa ana winds that are much fiercer, stronger, blowing these fires at speeds that are very hard for people to escapepe. amy: let''s go to california governor jerry brown speaking at a news conference wednesday about the fires raging across california. >> this is serious. the fires are more part of our ordinary experience. the predictions that things would get writer and hotter are occurring. that will continue. we're in quite a a cycle. at the predictions that i see, the more serious predictions of laterg and fires to occur in thehe century, 2040 or 2050, they are now occurring in real-time. you can expect them, and for, to keep intensifying in california and throughout the southwest. amy: this has even become an issue in the governor's race it is so major as it sweeps through california with republblican candidate john cox, changed and i are, saying it is a waste of time to discuss these issues. we just have to discuss rereadiness. gavin nenewsom who has and championing the issue of dealing with climate change.

we see greece, italy, portugal, spain fall and the bonds are rising. i went to kick it on the great british pound because it is down today, even as we see a unanimous vote for a rate hike. it is all about the king dollar today as trade tensions ramp-up. ofwas nine to zero in terms voting for eight trade rate hike, but i'm afraid it sounds as though we will get more gradual rate hikes going forward. governor carney said in the speech to journalists that policy needs to walk, not run. there are more doubts of future rate hikes and down goes the pound. it is 90 minutes in the trading day in the u.s. and we have abigail doolittle with more on the markets. abigail: the global selloff in europe and starting in asia leading into the u.s. a little, but not real declines. the dow is on pace for this -- for its worst two days since june. the nasdaq managing to hold on to a small game because of the material sector. take a look at the smp material index down, --s&p material index down, weighing on the dow and s&p 500. let's look at losers on earnings. not just tr

hibernian took a 3—2 lead to greece to take on asteras tripolis and they extended their advantage through john mcginn's goal before half time. but the greek side have levelled the match, which means that is now 4—3 on aggregate. here's a look at all the games involving british sides this evening. these games concerned the english sides. and scottish sides. you are fully up—to—date with that. the first day of the women's british 0pen is well underway, the fourth major of the year on the women's tour at royal lytham and st anne's. minjee lee of australia leads. but england's georgia hall has put a great round together and is in a tie for third, the best placed brit. she had a bogey—free round and shot five birdies in her 67 highlights are on bbc two later tonight. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. we look forward to that, thank you. a 20—year—old man from north london has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. detectives from the metropolitan police counterterrorism command assisted by the metropolitan police fire

time now for today's installment of our series island dreams greece is one of the prime destinations when it comes to the travel trend of island hopping and no wonder the country boasts over three thousand islands in total we're off to see one of the most popular ones situated just off greece's northwestern coast corfu is the second largest of the ionian islands it's also among the richest regions in the entire country. is known by its inhabitants as kara kidda but we discovered a third name. cook food is the seventh largest of the greek islands it's respected taishan and just the name of the green island the royal cafe and can only mean south of the city of course through affords a fabulous view upon the county seat the uninhabited mouse on and a landmark of coffee and a flush i have not the monastery on and. this is the right spot for plane spotters as well they can enjoy an excellent view of the airport's runway. every half hour a boat leaves can only use little ports for the mouse on and the byzantine chapel reportedly dating back to the eleventh or twelfth century is worth a loo

that more than offset a marketing greece they had done as well. -- marketing increase they had done as well. good.l, i am doing pretty i'm confident compared to their rivals. how do they compare to rivals? i noticed the performance in china better than european carmakers that reported in the chinese market. >> the performance in china was good. the performance overall versus rivals was quite good. there assumption is right in the middle of what they are reporting. and theydone better were not sounding as many alarm bells as their rivals were. course, there's a lot of the year left to go to see. anna: thank you very much. bloomberg tokyo deputy bureau chief joining us with the latest on toyota. very focused on the trade conversation globally. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur pain unless more china changes its economic system. meanwhile, investors are expecting solid employment figures from the u.s. later today. a lot of talk about with regard to the u.s.. us. great to have you with i am drawn to these comments by wilbur ross. he says they will increase the pressure on china so that china

the current record of 48 degrees celsius was set in athens, greece in 1977. cyra alcock is a tour guide in seville where temperatures are already higher than usual for this time of year. she joins us now on skype. thank you for talking to us on brea kfast thank you for talking to us on breakfast this morning. i suppose it's fair to say that the brits are generally quite happy to talk about the weather, how are people viewing these record... or potential record temperatures where you are? yeah, the funny thing is the spanish are also quite happy to talk about the weather. it's definitely the topic of conversation here at the moment, although we are quite used to warm temperatures here in spain, but the same conversations do happen every year. are people concerned? concerned? no, iwouldn't year. are people concerned? concerned? no, i wouldn't say concerned. we're quite used to having these heatwave is here. it is hotter than usual and it has come quite suddenly this year. but concerned? no, we know it will pass eventually. we need to make clear, europe's weathe

it's not like argentina or greece. with ary large country multiple of greece's gdp. i don't think you are getting points for basis turkey's government debt at the moment. >> i would agree that you need a higher risk premium for this country, and definitely that has been the case for the number of years that we've had a week fundamental set up leading to depreciation. we havehat trend, accelerated recently for a number of different reasons. obviously we need a higher risk premium for investors to get back in. i've looked at turkey for a very long period time. the level of hard currency debt, the typical stuff that leads to default risk, is not i think immediate. it is a risk if things escalate a lot, and we are far from that kind of level yet. it could happen, but we are not at that level yet. the main question is do investors get paid enough for the kind of risks. for a time that was the case. when you have fresh risk reemerging, investors are reassessing whether they get paid enough for that risk. francine: stick around. we will be back with alberto gallo and themos

the current record is 48 degrees celsius in greece in 1977. but hot air from africa is making temperatures soar in spain and portugal and, according to meteogroup, there's a good chance that that figure will be surpassed today and over the weekend. warnings have been sent out to tourists in the past few days telling them to be careful in the extreme heat. in a moment we'll speak to anna cuthbert and her daughter eleanor. they are from wiltshire and on holiday in almer a, spain with their family sophie madsen and her husband tom madsen, who have been living in the algarve for the last two and a half years. amy rowland who is on holiday in the in the algarve in portugal. aaminah zannar lives in dubai, where temperatures can reach up to 50 degrees celsius. she is currently on holiday in leicester. and here in the studio, dr sarahjarvis, who is a gp. lets talk to matt taylor from the bbc weather centre. talk us through what we can expect. quite remarkable, the latest twist in what has otherwise been an incredibly dry and hot summer. the peak is li

we have seen wildfires reaching parts of the arctic, the fire problems we have seen in greece as well so the weather has been pretty severe this year. and of course we have had barely any rain for many areas and that stretches into parts of germany where i believe even some of the breweries have been struggling to keep up with demand as well. it is notjust europe. we have seen records set further afield. algeria equalled their record temperature of 51 celsius a few months back and we have seen records tumble in south korea and japan. in south korea the maximum temperature on fridayjust past 39 celsius but this weekend a0, 41, 41 past 39 celsius but this weekend a0, a1, a1 is the national record and we are on the extreme. there are a number of places in the northern hemisphere that have seen incredible heat this year. chris fawkes, thank you for that. earlier i spoke to clare nasir, meteorologist at the met office, who is on holiday in spain. she described the extent of the heat on the costa del sol. it‘s ncredibly hot, everybody is seeking the shade, it‘s the middle of the day but

breaking temperatures in the next few days — they could break the european record of 48 degrees set by greece in 1977. and a rare eastern black rhino has shocked visitors at chester zoo, after she went into labour giving birth to a healthy baby calf. sport now on afternoon live withjohn watson. and are india on top in the cricket? yes, it has been their day—to—day, a batting collapse handing india the initiative. but there was an impressive half—century from sam curran, who offered england a glimmer of hope. an english batting collapse has put india in control of the first test at edgbaston and on course for victory, unlessjoe root‘s side can find something to dig themselves out of it on day three. the english scoredcard makes for grim reading. they started the day with a slender 22 run lead, keateon jennings was the first to go for 8 and further english wickets have fallen since, jos buttler for one with the second ball after lunch. and despite a brief period of resistance alongside sam curran, adil rashid has now departed for 16. england supporters will be hoping that sam curran can

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