08/06/2016 Outside Source

Hello, I'm Karin Giannone. Welcome to Outside Source.

Hillary Clinton now has enough delegates to secure

We will be live to Washington in a moment, to find out why this

Former world number one Maria Sharapova is suspended

for two years from playing tennis, after testing positive

After computer problems, the deadline for registering for voting

in the European Union referendum has been extended.

We have a special report from Eritrea.

Mary Harper has had rare access inside the country,

to find out why tens of thousands of people leave.

And please get in touch, if you have any questions.

Hillary Clinton finally has it in the bag.

She has declared victory in the fight to be the Democratic

She beat Bernie Sanders in four of Tuesday's six primaries,

including the all-important California, but he says

California has the most delegates, because it is the biggest

This is how the totals stack up now, according

Thanks to you, we have reached a milestone.

history that a woman will be a major party's nominee for president.

Next Tuesday, we continue the fight in

Senator Sanders, his campaign and the vigorous debate

that we have had about how to raise incomes, reduce inequality,

and increase upward mobility, have been very good

for the Democratic Party and for America.

I am pretty good at arithmetic and I know that the fight

in front of is a very, very steep fight.

But we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate.

The stakes in this election are high.

Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be

Recent polls have shown that I am beating

Hillary Clinton and, with all of her many problems

and the tremendous mistakes she has made -

and she has made tremendous mistakes - we expect our lead to continue

So, now Hillary Clinton has the nomination, according to one

The first thing is that they will meet in the White House on Thursday.

The pressure is going to mount on him to stand down. The Democratic

party will want him to throw in his lot and stand behind Hillary

Clinton. He has to do something to rally has supporters became the

Democratic nominee. So, now Hillary Clinton has

the nomination, according to one respected US political website

tweet, @thehill, "Clinton camp wants Some graphs in Anthony's piece

for the BBC website show why. She wants him to appeal

to certain blocks of voters. This first graph shows that a good

chunk of voters who backed Bernie Sanders would rather sit out

of the election than What does Hillary Clinton think that

the president can do for her that she has not done herself? It is

worth noting that more than half of Hillary Clinton's supporters said

they would not vote for President Obama in the election, but it turned

out that the dead. But when it comes to a matchup for Hillary Clinton or

Donald Trump, with the rather than Donald Trump was the president or

Hillary Clinton? I think many will shift over to the Democrats, faced

with that choice. I think that was interesting how it broke down the

demographic, the key demographic is the President Obama administration

latched the likes of young people, college students. If they can latch

onto that, that would considerably Hillary Clinton. How important is

the choice of running mate going to be for Donald Trump? It is fairly

rear that a vice presidential pick ever squeeze an election one way or

another. Probably the most important thing that the vice president and do

is to reinforce the message that they have the best people out on the

campaign Trail and channel the news that the pick-up in the week towards

Donald Trump. I think that the anime that he has chosen will be revealed

at the Republican convention. That is what we are led to believe. There

has been a shooting in Tel Aviv. Three people have been killed and

two gunmen neutralised, according to the security forces there. Three

people have been killed and three others wounded. Two other assailants

are in custody. They are examining the possibility of there being a

third attacker. We managed to rush tens of ambulances to the scene and

paramedics. There were around ten casualties. At least one of them was

critical condition. Maria Sharapova has been

banned for two years by the International Tennis Federation

after failing a drugs test. The Russian was provisionally banned

in March, after testing positive for meldonium

at January's Australian Open, but we have just heard

from the five-time grand slam winner, who has

released a statement. The tribunal concluded that

I did not intentionally violate I cannot accept an unfairly-harsh

two-year suspension. Richard Conway, the BBC sports

correspondent joins me now. They have said that she was the only

author of her own downfall. At the Australian open in January, she

tested positive for meldonium. She argued that there was an

administrative oversight. If she had known it had been added to the

banned list she would not have taken it. But the onus was on her to know

what the situation was with banned substances and should have known

unchecked. So, she shot to fame 12 years ago here at Wimbledon. She was

the champion aged just 17. The championship starting again in a few

weeks' time. We will not see her there. Even though she is appealing,

that will come too late for her to be included in the draw here. What

sort of impact will this have on her career? At the age of 29, these are

the years the she should be fighting it out for grand phrases. She says

she wants to be back playing as soon as possible and the burn is unfair.

But she transcends the sport. Maria Sharapova is something of a global

brand herself. But her sponsors put distance between themselves and her

when she was found guilty. So she is also suffering any commercial sense,

as well as a sporting sense. She says she will appeal. It may be fast

tracked, but it will still come too late for her to even in the week of

a successful appeal, be able to compete at Wimbledon. There has been

a number of ear strakes in the city of Alepppo. This was the footage

which was posted, seems a real carnage. Fire and smoke everywhere.

The president has promised to take back every inch of the country.

After computer problems, the deadline for registering to vote

in the EU referendum here in the UK is being extended.

The former owner of BHS has been giving evidence at a Parliamentary

committee. He was accused of having his fingers in the till. He denied

any wrongdoing. I am very upset that the 11,000 people directly and many

other frozen synthetically have lost their jobs. I am very upset about.

For the record, is that an apology? Yes. Is it your fault that the

company field? We have to take responsibility and accept that we

were part of the downfall of the company.

This is Outside Source, live from the BBC newsroom.

Our lead story is that Hillary Clinton has secured

enough delegates to be the Democratic Party's

We can now take a look at what other parts of the BBC are reporting on.

BBC Hindi is looking at India's Prime Minister Narendra

He has addressed a joint meeting of the US Congress.

Trade relations and climate change are high up the agenda.

The BBC World Service reports that Austria's far-right Freedom Party

is mounting a legal challenge to last month's very close

It is said to be a move that could tip the country

Online, many of you are reading about a woman in Australia

who believes she may have saved her daughter's life

by activating Siri on her iPhone to call an ambulance.

Stacey Gleeson was able to begin CPR on her one-year-old daughter,

as her iPhone got emergency services on speakerphone.

A radical Russian artist who set fire to a door has been surprisingly

left off any surprise insured leniency by the authorities. It was

his torturing of the entrance to the infamous prison which hit the

headlines. And police guard. The Russian artist was led into court.

His latest work landed them behind ours on trial for criminal damage.

The question is, was this art or just arson. As the fire he looked

behind them the artist stands there. He has been charged under the rule

of terror. The judge is about to return his verdict. The artist is

sitting there in his metal cage, surrounded by police and a huge

number of media personnel. After seven months in prison, the artist

was released. Jose, cheered by supporters, he said he had no

regrets. The work was meant to expose the mechanisms of power he

said. As stale has always been controversial. He once kneeled

himself to red Square. And he chopped off part of his eager to

prove his sanity. The criminal system is struggling to respond to

his antics. They are trying to label me as a criminal. I say, I am not a

criminal complaint to those in power. I am doing political art. And

he has voted to go on. His work is challenging and he is making it

impossible to ignore. The South African economy truck contractor

more than expected in the first half of the year. Economic output fell by

1.2%. The finance minister told the BBC that things will get better.

Vicky Ely are we need to tackle is the areas which constrain the

economy. Our calculation is that we can add a percentage to gross

national product. We will stabilise the situation and things will only

get better as we go forward. We want to bring confidence back into the

country. There are a number of initiatives that we have rotten. --

that we have brought in. What has gone wrong for Kenya? Many

trade deals are being signed in Africa, but many neighbouring

countries are failing to ignore them. They are hoping that this

factory will put the country at the heart of the growing trade in the

country. This brings work for thousands of workers. This is where

it will be. They will be constructed behind me. This will bring a major

causeway leading inland, leading to a new major rail line. It will bring

in 150,000 barrels of oil each day. The transport corridor was recently

launched. The Civil War in Sudan has halted progress. Uganda has also no

shifted plans. We are still in business. Even if you consider 25%

of the oil being shipped through Kenya, that would be about 10

million litres. That is big business. Further inland, the

construction has also received a blow. The original plans for the

rear-wheel Lane have been cut back. The key lesson is how to do an

overhaul, from procurement to sourcing for funding and land

acquisition. You need to also look at the week that the costs have been

estimated, so you have to come up with the new framework. While it

grapples with the cost, the neighbours are looking to each other

to service the needs. Just two weeks tomorrow

until Britain holds its referendum And Tuesday was the last day

for people to register to vote. But when they went online, this

is what thousands of people found - As our political correspondent

tweets, half a million people But now, as the Press Association

reported a short time ago, the deadline for registering

to vote is to be extended We can talk to political

correspondent Ben Wright. There had been a lot of momentum and

our effort by campaigns to get as many people to register as possible

before midnight last night and it seems there was a rush of people

asleep between ten o'clock last night and midnight. As you know, as

a lot of people tried to do that, a glitch in the machine meant that

nobody was able to do it. Given how bitter the campaign has been, there

has been cross-party consensus that the deadline should be put back.

That is what has been agreed to. There will be an emergency change to

the legislation. Applications can now be accepted until midnight

tomorrow. Both of the campaign seem happy about that. Most of the people

who tried to register yesterday were under 34 years of age. You said

things have got particularly acrimonious. What have they been

focusing on today. It seems both campaigns are solidifying the core

message. For the campaign to remain within the European Union, it is all

about the economy. For those wishing to leave, the focus is very much on

control of borders and immigration. That is where we will see the fight

taking place over the next fortnight. But as I say, they will

be this extension until midnight tomorrow. Not everyone is happy. One

MP said they have heard about one month to do this. We should not be

changing things just because people have field to register in time. We

have had plenty of thing to do that. -- plenty of tame. What are the

opinion polls saying? They appear to be very tight. There seems to be a

bit of nervousness with regard to even using them at the moment, given

what happened in the general election. It is very difficult to

gauge. The experience back in the general election was not great and

it was expected that there would be a hung parliament and there was not.

So, it appears to be very tight, certainly tighter than Downing

Street would like it to be. Thank you very much. Harry Potter is back,

this time on the stage. The first performance of the likely. It

receives the standing ovation as people find out what happened to the

boy wizard when he grew up. You have been amazing four-year years at

keeping secrets. I am asking you one more time to keep secrets. Before it

began, she made this plea to the audience. Thousands were waiting to

clear the strict security. Whatever happened, they were spellbound. It

was beyond expectations. Absolutely amazing. The play is expected to be

the theatrical experience of the year. The tickets went on sale last

October and the wok first 175,000 tickets sold within the first 24

hours. Prices start at just ?15. These behind-the-scenes shots give

us some glimpse of the characters. It carries on with Harry being an

overworked employee at the Ministry of Magic, dealing with the problems

of his son. The plea as in two parts. Part two will get its

premiere tomorrow. The weather is coming next.