Here in atlanta. Im kim brunhuber. This is cnn newsroom. This is cnn Breaking News. We begin with Breaking News right now from japan where authorities say at least 20 people are unaccounted for after a mudslide swept into the city of Atami Southwest of tokyo. Lets bring in Celina Wang live from tokyo. Celina, whats the latest . Reporter kim, exactly. Weve learned that at least 20 people are missing as a Mudslide Hit this morning at 10 30 according to nhk. Search and rescue is underway and the prefectural government has asked for addition 23458 support. No deaths have been reported yet. They have been searching for hours. And the video there, kim, is absolutely devastating. You can see the mudslide engulfing homes. Infrastructure, debris knocking down everything in its path. The residents there are shocked. They are concerned. Atami city is 67 Miles Southwest of tokyo. The area that was hit by the mudslide includes hot springs, Shopping Streets and residential homes. As of 2 p. M. Local
welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. porn is one of the biggest drivers of worldwide internet traffic and a generator of vast amounts of money for the titans of the online porn industry. but it is also an industry in a state of flux. the biggest online porn platforms have been accused of profiting from criminality and abuse. can pornography ever be truly non exploitative and feminist friendly? well, my guest today is erika lust, pornographer, feminist and entrepreneur. is there such a thing as ethical porn? erika lust in barcelona, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, stephen. erica, let s start with your backstory. you were a swedish student focused on political science, specialising in human rights and feminism, i believe. so how did you get from there to be inside the porn industry? well, it s kind of a long story. at the same time, i mean, it s not that big a step in the end, because i am actually doing what i always wanted to do. i am working for women s rights.
says officers acted appropriately and were not heavy handed at a vigil for sarah everard in london. and traffic resumes in the suez canal after the stranded container ship blocking the waterway was eventually freed. hello and welcome a witness to the arrest of george floyd whose death sparked race protests around the world says he believed that what he saw was a murder. donald williams was testifying on the second day of the trial of a white police officer, derek chauvin, who is accused of killing mr floyd by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes. our correspondent, aleem maqbool reports from minneapolis. do you swear or affirm. the first full day of testimony was an emotional one. it started with the playing of an emergency call that was made by an eyewitness. he just pretty muchjust killed this guy that wasn t resisting arrest. he had his knee on the dude s neck the whole time. donald willams is heard describing how he saw a man handcuffed and on his f
they say people are buying suvs for all the space inside and because they are good to drive. roger harrabin, bbc news. time for a look at the weather.here s nick miller. the spring warmth of last week now a distant memory. frosted this morning especially in england. 7.5 degrees at this weather station in oxfordshire. you would have to go back 25 years to find a colder eight might add that weather station but spare a thought for the people of slovenia at 21 this morning, a new national record in that country. things about briefly a little less cold. temperatures below for the time of year but that becomes less blue for the next couple of days and then blue again into the weekend. we are losing at briefly because low pressure is turning the wind to a less cold direction for the next couple of days but connected to the low pressure of this cold front moving south at the end of the week without a gap following behind and further wintry showers in northern scotland. the moment s