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treats and we‘ll hear why grandparents‘ treats could be bad for their grandchildren‘s health. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the army in zimbabwe has seized control of the country but is denying it‘s staged a coup against robert mugabe, who‘s been president for the last 37 years. loud explosions and gunfire were heard during a night of tension in the capital, harare. armoured vehicles have now been deployed around parliament and government buildings. soldiers seized the headquarters of the country‘s national broadcaster and an army general appeared on television to say the military is targeting what he described as criminals around president mugabe. the army say the president is being kept safe. the president of south africa, jacob zuma, has urged zimbabwe‘s government and its military to resolve what he called a political impasse amicably. the latest events were sparked by the sacking last week of one of the country‘s vice presidents, emm ....
it was an honor to be here. it has been a great evening. thank you so much and well done. it is always good to win a vote in the congress or the parliament as we call it. say, it is always reasonably satisfying to win a vote when you have people predict you are not going to win it. well done. there are so many distinguished guest. guesht a distinguished ts tonight. there are the thing which guests but none none are more distinguished than the veterans of the battle of the coral sea. bill, derekon, holyoke and from the u.s. navy john hancock. gentlemen, we salute you and we thank you. say you are all in great shape. earlier this week in townsville we thanked and welcomed sessile a 93-year-old who served as a 17 year old. 75 years ago, the japanese advance seemed unstoppable. there is a surprise attack on pearl harbor had a song or disabled most of the united states pacific fleet with the notable exception of the carriers. the impregnable troops at singapore had fal ....
this is a special edition of nightline. global warning. good evening. thanks for joining us. the fallout from president trump s historic announcement from the paris climate accord met with celebration from his base, but condemnation from many ceos and global leaders. the french president saying the u.s. has turned its back on the world. but the decision could reverberate far beyond the political realm. tonight abc s matt gutman takes us on a journey around the globe to confront what scientists see as disturbing signs of global warning. reporter: across the globe reports of bizarre, seemingly unrelated phenomena. cicadas emerging four years early in washington, d.c. poppy in the middle east spontaneously growing much more potent, producing heroin of astonishing strength. airline pilots reporting turbulence more violent than ever experienced before. record numbers of great white sharks got to be frightening if you re thinking about going into the water here. ....
[ laughter ] saying i m not good enough to play on the lakers. jimmy: i d love it if you were on the team. i also think it s important that certain players stay with their franchise. like kobe did. it would have been all right, then come to the lakers. okay. [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: by the way, this is really good reverse psychology i m using on you. i ll not working. jimmy: it s not, okay. what if you get traded? there s rumors the celtics might want to trade for you. everybody asks that. i can t really control that. i signed however long i did. with the bulls. and what they dedecide to do what is they decide to do. i love it there. like i always say, whatever organization i play for is always going to get my all every single night. and i m fortunate enough for it to be the chicago bulls right now. [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: yeah, for sure. i ll tell you another thing. if, it sounds like when, you come to the lakers okay, i m listening. ....
you re watching bbc world news. it s newsday. glad you could join us. it s 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 9am in north east australia, where what s being described as a monster cyclone is due to make landfall over the next few hours. tens of thousands of people, including tourists, have been evacuated from coastal areas amid warnings of winds gusting up to 250km/h and dangerous tidal surges. trees are already being blown down by the wins. cyclone debbie has been upgraded to a category four storm, one below the most violent, and is forecast to be the most powerful storm to hit the state of queensland for six years winds. let s go to hywel griffith, who is joining us from townsville. by the looks at it it s the calm before the storm and everyone is saying cyclone debbie could be as devastating as cyclone yasi in 2011? yes. they are having to prepare for the worst here, the wind is picking up a bit as we get closer to the impact time, you do to be around lunch ....