14/08/2017 Outside Source

Hello, this is outside source. Hundreds feared dead after a

mudslide near the capital of Sierra Leone, Freetown, entire hillside

collapsed is after heavy rain. Locals have been trying to pull

bodies from the rubble with their bare hands. President Trump has

illicitly condemned racism and racist violence speaking two days

after the whites of premises violence in Charlottesville which

has killed one people and injured 20 others. Races and is evil, and those

who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the

KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate

groups that are repugnant to everything that we hold dear as

Americans. South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in on, says he is confident

that Donald Trump will act calmly and responsibly over North Korea. --

Moon Jae-in. We will get reaction to Cristiano Ronaldo's possible five

match ban, and also the possibly more obscure sport of India and is

the lawn mower racing -- endurance lawn mower racing.

Back to one of our main stories, Donald Trump held a news conference

earlier to address the violence in virgin you, over the weekend, and

here is what he had to say: Racism is evil and those who cause

violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK,

neo-Nazis, white supremacists and that are repugnant to everything

we hold dear as Americans. We are a nation founded

on the truth that all of us are

created equal. We are equal in the

eyes of our Creator. We are equal under the law

and we are equal under those words could have come from the

lips of Barrie. If Donald Trump had set them on Saturday, in the hours

after the incident in Charlottesville, I think he would

have been widely praised... The problem was, at that time, he said,

many sides were to blame for the violence, and pretty much left it at

that, for two days! White House tried to clean it up and said,

clearly Donald Trump was condemning white nationalism, the Ku Klux Klan,

white supremacists, but it was not until today, two days after the

fact, that Donald Trump came out and made the statement, many people are

saying that he said it under duress, and was forced to because of

criticism not only from his regular critics but people within his own

party, people like Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, senators in Congress, who are

supporters of Trump, at times, and now feel compelled to distance

themselves from him on this. Was their evidence that white

supremacist groups felt heartened by the initial response of the

president? There was, a website, Daily Stormer, there were comments

on the website saying that they felt Donald Trump had their back, using

broad, generic, everyone is at fault, we should all come together

comments, that they were a tacit endorsement of their position. It's

not the first time Donald Trump has proven Toby Roland-Jones in

condemning the Ku Klux Klan and David Duke was the leader of the Ku

Klux Klan, during the campaign, he originally... It took him a week,

after the Ku Klux Klan indulged him, to renounce that endorsement. There

are many people in the white nationalist movement, the white

supremacist movement, that feel like Donald Trump is at least sympathetic

to their views, and so this two-day delay after the incident in

Charlottesville, I think they felt heartened by that. Often, when we

talk about mixed messages from the president, we talk about who has his

ear, I suppose that would be relevant here, as well. And one of

his senior advisers, Steve Bannon, used to be the head of Breitbart

News, online conservative new site that had been very sympathetic

towards the so-called all rights, comprised of white supremacists,

white nationalists. -- alt-right. So to have him in a high up position,

critics of Donald Trump would say one of his advisers is telling him

to cast a sympathetic ear to this white nationalist movement. He is

not the only one in the White House but he is the most prominent. Thank

you very much, as ever. The South Korean president has

called for calm amid worsening tension over the North Korean

nuclear threat. TRANSLATION: We urge North Korea to stop the worsening

situation, immediately stop provocations and threatening

behaviour. There must be no more war on the Korean peninsula, whatever

ups and downs we face, the North Korean nuclear situation must be

resolved peacefully. I'm certain the United States will respond to the

current situation calmly, and responsibly, in a is equal to hours.

No more war, but it seems once again we are getting a different message

from the United States, something that has come through on the wires.

This is coming through about Jim Matias, if North Korea was to fire a

missile, the situation could escalate into war very quickly. --

Jim Mattis. Head at the Pentagon. The South Korean president was in

Seoul, he was meeting with US -- top US military official, General Joseph

Dunford, what might the next movie In order for us to work

diplomatically with North Korea, it will require China to enforce

sanctions, so that will be one of the messages I deliver when I go to

China. But even as diplomatic groups talk, military preparations continue

fall of those who could be affected if Pyongyang decides to act on

threats. These are exercises being

conducted by joint forces While they are not in response

to the current situation, they are even more important

in light of it. Especially as the tone

from Pyongyang remains aggressive. Today, the state's news agency says

the country is watching each We are approaching the mid-August

deadline set by North Korea for it to present its plan to attack Guam,

to its leader, Kim Jong-un. Here in South Korea,

they will be starting joint military exercises along

with the US next week. Despite those efforts,

it is unlikely we will see the tension in the region abate

soon. Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended

for five games after he was sent off in Real Madrid's 31 win against

Barcelona in the Spanish super cup first leg on Sunday. What is going

on? As you mention, sent off, five games ban for pushing the referee.

He will miss the second leg against the same team at the Bernabeu

Stadium on Wednesday night, four-time world play of the year

given a one match ban for being shown two yellow cards, one for

taking of the shirts to celebrate after scoring and another for a

supposedly I've. The other four games added for pushing referee in

the back after having been sent off. The 32-year-old will also be out of

the opening four league matches for Real Madrid, disappointment for him

and the team. Real Madrid are the defending champions in the Champions

League, they take place this week, the carrot is a place in the

Champions League prop. Liverpool play Hoffenheim one minus Philippe

Coutinho, left out of the squad after missing the 3-3 draw with

Watford. Looking for a move to Barcelona, Hoffenheim one finished

fourth in the Bundesliga last season, representing a strong

challenge to Jurgen Klopp's side, not great defensively at vicarage

Road. Celtic, undefeated in the Scottish Premiership last season,

play a classic style opposition, with the Kop Captain Scott Brown is

always key to their chances. -- with the captain. Napoli and Nice is

going to be the most interesting match, Nice have lost both of their

opening league matches. The Champions League proper draw takes

place next Thursday, we are looking forward to it very much. -- Astana.

Haven't quite finished with sport, something a little more niche, here

is something, a view pictures, rather unusual pictures, might look

like a go-kart track but this is actually an endurance lawn mower

racing event, lasts 12 hours, takes place in southern England, blades

are removed from the lawn mowers otherwise, only minor modifications

are allowed, a group of friends came up with the idea in 1973 and here is

the event organiser describing the rest. It tests both the stamina of

the riders, and drivers, as well as the machine itself. 12 hours long,

starts at 8pm, until 8am. Three quarters of the race is in darkness.

So that presents another challenge, with lights on the mother 's. The

circuit is not lit other than by the lights of the mothers. -- lights of

the lawn mowers. -- lights of the lawn mowers. The

Cassini space probe begins the final orbit of Saturn, before plunging to

destruction in the planet's atmosphere.

It is a growing problem many of us face when we take a flight, fellow

passengers who may have overindulged in alcohol.

A BBC Panorama investigation has revealed nearly 400 people

were arrested on suspicion of being drunk at UK

airports or on flights in the year to February,

The Home Office is "considering" calls for tougher rules

VOICEOVER: Drunken rowdiness at 37,000 feet.

It is what some UK passengers are getting up to on outbound

An investigation by BBC Panorama has revealed arrests of those suspected

of being drunk at UK airports and on certain flights

And half of 4,000 cabin crew who responded to a survey

for the programme said they had experienced or witnessed verbal,

physical or sexual abuse by drunk travellers.

They just see us as barmaids in the sky.

They would touch your breasts or they would touch

Ally has recently quit her job as cabin crew.

I guess I never reported it to the police because sadly,

and this is completely wrong and only really occurring to me now,

you kind of just accept it as part of the job.

Diverting flights because of drunk passengers can cost airlines

He's already banned alcohol sales before 8am and wants airports

Two litre steins of beer in bars, mixers and miniatures in duty free

shops, which can only be there for one reason.

A voluntary code of conduct was introduced last year,

which most big airlines and airports signed up to, including making

it clear to passengers there could be fines or charges

Coconut rum, it's a bit early, but...

The organisation running airports says the code does work but it's

people drinking to excess that's the problem.

Despite this, there are calls for airport licensing to be brought

The government is expected to make a decision on that this autumn.

STUDIO: Lead story: hundreds of people are feared dead after a

mudslide near Freetown, capital of Sierra Leone, entire hillside

collapses after heavy rains. To Yemen now, at the centre of a

perfect storm, that a combination of war, famine, disease, each one

reinforcing the other. Already facing the largest food crisis in

the world, the United Nations says an estimated 17 million people are

suffering famine or shortages. Now, another grim milestone, according to

the World Health Organisation, the number of suspected cholera cases

has reached half a million. Nearly 2000 people have died of cholera

since April. We can speak with the deputy representative for Unicef in

Yemen. I spoke with him earlier about the situation there. This is a

crisis of unimaginable proportions and entirely man-made. The sad part

is, children are paying the heaviest price. With regards to the cholera

outbreak, as of today, the caseload has crossed 500,000. We have more

than half a million cases of suspected cholera. The number of

deaths has reached close to 2000. This is as a direct result of two

years of conflict, crumbling economy, rising levels of

malnutrition, and failing systems of health, water and sanitation. All in

all, very alarming situation, and Yemen as a country is at the edge.

Dr, our clinics and hospitals running? Are they able to run? --

our clinics. As a result of various factors relating to the context, --

are clinics. This is a serious challenge, aid agencies like Unicef

and other partners are working round the clock to set up direct aid

centres to treat Children In Need of help. What about medical staff

within Yemen, I know groups like Unicef are doing a lot to help, it

is my understanding that doctors and nurses simply are not being paid,

either. That is correct, more than 50% of the health facilities are not

functioning. A large majority of health workers, doctors, nurses,

have not received salaries since the last nine months. This is creating a

very difficult situation in terms of rendering quality care. Aid

agencies, like Unicef and other partners are working round-the-clock

to set up treatment centres and are going into the community. There is a

workforce of 20,000 volunteers, going house to house, distributing

hydration sachets, water purification tablets and also

spreading health messages that families can take themselves and

their children from the spread of disease. Finally, doctor, what do

these volunteers, what do you all need most? You mentioned oral

rehydration tablets, is it basic kinds of resource that you need the

most of? Well, we do need resources, but at the same time, we also need

to understand that what is most essential is a peaceful resolution

to the conflict. More importantly, both sides must stop blatant

disregard of and violations of the rights of civilians and children.

All across the country, as I travel, I see nothing but despair in the

eyes of parents, who are making very difficult choices on whether to take

their sick child for care, or feed their other children. 20 million

people are in need of humanitarian aid. There is also a serial food

insecurity crisis as well, almost 7 million families do not know where

their next meal will come from. This is truly alarming. The world needs

to do something to alleviate the suffering of the Yemen people.

Look at this tweet from Nasa's Cassini space probe.

The satellite has made a first five close passes, before it plunges to

destruction in the atmosphere in a month.

Cassini has been on an amazing journey, it got to Saturn 13 years

ago and has explored sunny aspects of the system. Now it is on what is

called its grand finale, so the grand finale is a total of 22

orbits, these special orbits spacecraft close to the cloud tops

and inside the rings, a special region of study, today is the first

of the final five of the 22, taking us closer than ever before, skimming

right through the top of the upper atmosphere, giving us a view like we

have never had. Computer models can predict what that region will be

like, but actually, it's really only tomorrow, when the data is linked

from the spacecraft, coming back to the earth, that we get a sense of

what that environment is like. And also how hard the rocket thrusters

have two act to counteract the force of this enormous planet, Saturn. It

is the first spacecraft to orbit the planet. Other spacecraft have

visited since the early 1980s but they flew by, Cassini has had

dedicated time to orbit the planet, to study the rings, to find new

moons, to look at the Aurora, and there has been so many highlights.

One from my perspective, a highlight from an instrument which measures

the Connectix field. That instrument allowed us to see water vapour

coming off the surface of one of Saturn's moons. Lots of questions

answered but we are also leaving Saturn wanting to know more and

wanting to go back again. Not just the planet we are receiving

information about, some of Saturn 's moons as well, 62 have been

discovered, some of them are thought to be able to support life. The

probe was landed on Titan back in 2005, then there is a known which

has these water geysers, water ice, it guides the trajectory of the

spacecraft, the importance of these moons, if we think that these are

environment which can host life or can in some way be habitable, then

we need to do everything in our power to protect those pristine

environments, that is precisely why, when Cassini ends its mission on

September 15, the spacecraft will be plunged into the atmosphere of

Saturn, and that is to protect those moons, so that it does not go

anywhere near them, but also, because it will be fascinating for

us to study the atmosphere. Marcus Hutchins, you may not

recognise him, he is the British cyber security expert who

unwittingly derailed a global computer attack a couple of months

ago but then he was accused of creating and selling malware which

steals banking passwords, and now he is in court in Milwaukee, in the

American midwest. James Cook told me about the background to the case and

the man at the centre. Until very recently, no one would have

recognised him, he was an anonymous tech blogger, when he managed to

stop this so-called one cry virus, which had infected the National

Health Service and spread around the world, in May, the details are

probably a bit dull, an issue are interested in the very detailed

technical aspects of this. -- WannaCry. He stopped it, he was

regarded as a hero, then he was in Las Vegas to attend a cyber security

conference when all of a sudden he was arrested by the FBI. Now he is

appearing in court, presumably, this is a charge that could see him spend

time in jail? Potentially decades, suggesting that he could spend 40

years in prison in the United States. He is appearing in Wisconsin

in the US state of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, appeared in court there,

his lawyer insists he is innocent of the six charges against him, outside

court, his lawyer said he was a brilliant young man and a hero, he

will vigorously defend himself against these allegations and when

the evidence comes to light, we are confident he will be fully

vindicated. Released on bail in the meantime. I wonder how much public

sympathy there is for him, I suppose, the charge is very serious.

Sympathy depends upon whether or not he is guilty, whether he did try to

steal these banking details or at least try to make money out of

someone else stealing banking details. What people in the hacking

community say is this is the kind of thing that people write, this type

of code, if you are involved in hacking and countering hacking,

these allegations date back to 2014/15, they say it is a grey area,

you have to write this code to figure out vulnerabilities, that

will be the basis for his defence. In the meantime he will be raised on

bail and interestingly, some of his bail conditions are relaxed, he will

have access to a computer and the Internet and he will be able to

continue his cyber security work. In the past hour, Marcus Hutchins has

been tweeting about today's events on his tech blog account, we were

talking about support: we will keep watching that case, in

the meantime, just to say, one of our other big stories on outside

source tonight, about partition, we will have more from India in our

next editions of outside source, and a lot more on the BBC website,

including some personal stories, memories of families separated, who

had to flee during those events 70 years ago.