will he stick with that fragile peace deal agreed by his predecessor with the rebel group the farc?nd how will he deal with the unfolding economic and humanitarian catastrophe in neighbouring venezuela? catastrophe in neighbouring venezuela 7 ivan catastrophe in neighbouring venezuela? ivan duque is a relatively untested political novice. how will he responded to these early challenges? president ivan duque, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasant to here. i have to start by the crisis in venezuela. a massive economic and humanitarian catastrophe in that country which is having repercussions throughout the region. people are calling it the greatest migration crisis that latin america has ever experienced. is colombia struggling to cope? what is happening in venezuelan is the consequence of a dictatorship. it has derailed independent powers, it has derailed independent powers, it has derailed independent powers, it has derailed free press. it has abused its population and it has destroyed the economy. so there are thousands of people trying to find hope somewhere else and th

farc base, we have demobilised, reinserted, we're going to give them support.lp them find a productive activity. we're going to give them psychological attendance. and we want social investment to keep on going to the regions that have been effected by violence. and we have to fulfill those promises. the truth is, the most worrying violence in colombia today is not actually coming from thse rebel groups, guerillas, it's coming from unknown militias, paramilitaries and common criminals who are killing by the hundreds community activists, social rights campaigners, particularly in rural areas. a stunning figure for you — according to your own ombudsman‘s office in the state of colombia, more than 300 of these activists have been killed since 2016. now, of course, that's not on your watch, you've only been president for a couple of weeks, but what are you going to do about it? actually, today, before i came to this interview, we had a meeting with all the institutions that are involved in protecting human rights in colombia and we have to present a new policy fram

que reciben paÍs dividido por el proceso de paz con las farc y con grandes retos en la economÍa y en quien a sus 42 aÑos de edad se convierte en el presidente mÁs joven de colombia de los Últimos 70 aÑos la medida de seguridad por parte de la policÍa y del ejÉrcito son extremas porque hace 16 aÑos en el 2002 durante la posesiÓn de Álvaro uribe las farc interrumpieron su ceremonia con un ataque de morteros. bueno esta vez los cabecillas de esta guerrillas embestidos como congresistas estarÁn cerca de la tarima presidencial donde estaÁa Álvaro uribe vÉlez cuyo partido de derecha llevÓ a duque al palacio de nariÑo ahora el senador uribe ha sido acusado por soborno por la corte suprema de justicia. y podrÍa terminar en la cÁrcel. ivÁn duque tiene el desafÍo de unir a los colombianos que quedaron divididos por el proceso de la farc, implementar dicho proceso quien no estÁ de acuerdo, combatir a la disidencia de las farc, decidir si continÚa el proceso de paz con la guerrilla eln y hacer creccer la economÍa y enfrentar la llegada de los venezolanos. quien no estarÁ hoy aca el presidente ma

it is not the farc guerrillas have disarmed. it is not the insurgent guerrillas at the time of the cold war. it is no longer the paramilitary leaders who were extradited to the united states not to be judged for the genocide they carried out in colombia, but merely for drug trafficking. americas-white strategy directed by the cartels with roots in the united states, mexico, central america, and ecuador trying to capture the production of coca leaf and cocaine in colombia that could lead to even greater violence that we have experienced to date. duque does not appear to realize this. and in that ignorance or lack of knowledge, trying to construct a farc in arms that does not exist today as a way of maintaining political power of colombian society, they may. imitating trumps policy, they may condemn colombia to new era of v violence.nenet is the dange are tatalking about. that is why there habeen a a growthth in the assassininationf grassroots leadeders. itit has been 330 in the last ofmonths. that is why the threats against the j

the murder rate has shot up since the farc rebels disarmed, as rival drug gangs compete for turf. on patrol with police, i can see the heavily uniform rity presence. that would not be enough to topple the caine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the u.s., and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc new colombia. 's le withlomru cocaine continues. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, why the blueprintaj foa controversy in the u.s. we will have the latest on the uproar. in pakistan, a group of young girls in karachi's once troubled neighborhood are breaking barriersnd taboos by developing their boxing skills. a hope that bong can give them success, a future, and above all, the self-confidence to stand up for themselves. every day after school, these girls gather here at this boxing club to pursue their dreams. this 13-year-old is one of the most passionate boxers. a fighter who remains unbeaten, her inspiration is mammad ali, she has high hopes for the future. ali'sove muhammad fighting. it was a

to the dead but the families of about half of the victims boycotted the ceremony they called it a farce. they pray for their losses for their loved ones and friends these people of genoa are heartbroken by the tragedy of the bridge that collapsed killing so many could all collapse of the morandi bridge because the gosh in the heart of genoa. that you know that. the turnout for the state funeral service was huge italy's political leaders also attended both prime minister decepticon to and president came to offer their personal condolences to the relatives but not everybody took part in the families of about half the victims chose to have private services some out of anger against the government calling the state funeral a farce and blaming the authorities for failing to keep the bridge safe their sentiment is shared by some. so moved by that these are mistakes that keep on being repeated and now again angels are flying into the sky and paying for the mistakes of other human beings it is time to say enough to think about what is really crucial which is maintenance so i took a film to me.

that is despite a peace accord with farc rebels who had been the main producers.lled around the country to bring us this special report on how colombia is trying to fight back against the drugs gangs. colombia, post—peace deal, and the war on drugs continues. a surprise raid by counter—narcotics police on an illegal coca crop. i went with them. from remote areas like these, cocaine production is now at an all—time high, over 900 tons last year, much of it heading to europe, including the uk. the troops destroy the jungle labs wherever they can. colombia seized over 400 tons last year, but it is not winning the war against the traffickers. well, we've just landed by helicopter a short distance away, right in the middle of a coca field. and this here is the laboratory, a fully operationaljungle laboratory. you can smell it in the air. they are going to now destroy it, but they are very worried about a counterattack from the people who are operating this. they think they are going to come and try and hit them. colombia's 52—year—long insurgency by farc rebels may be

the murder rate here has shot up since the farc rebels disarmed, as rival drug gangs compete for turfeinforced security presence — a uniform every 100 metres. but that won't be enough to stifle the cocaine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the us and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. if you happen to be visiting the eiffel tower on thursday — you may be in for a disappointment. the tourist attraction has been closed by industrial action. workers are unhappy about a new booking system that's produced what some call ‘monstrous' queues. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. the eiffel tower is iconic, a symbol of france, and millions come to visit every year. but this is the welcome you'd currently receive. the tower is shut, the staff are on strike. translation: i've waited 28 years to come and it's closed. it's unfair for the tourists who have come from so far. i've come from venezuela to see the eiffel tower. it's unfair for visitors, you know? we may or may not come again because we spend so much money. so it's not ni

the murder rate here has shot up since the farc rebels disarmed, as rival drug gangs compete for turfnforced security presence, a uniform every 100 metres, but that won't be enough to stifle the cocaine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the us and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. it sounds like something from a precious heist movie. the theft near the swedish capital stockholm had all of those elements when some of the country ‘s royal jewels all of those elements when some of the country ‘s royaljewels were stolen in broad daylight. two crowns and an orb belonging to a 17th century king and queen were taken by two men who escaped in a speedboat. they are so valuable, experts say you cannot put a price on them. these are the crown jewels that were taken, once worn by swedish royalty and kept in pristine condition this entry is. —— four centuries of. police are investigating after the national treasures managed to get swiped in the middle of the day, taken from a cabinet inside this cathedral in a rural town. the thi

the murder rate here has shot up since the farc rebels disarmed, as rival drug gangs compete for turfvily reinforced security presence — a uniform every 100 metres. but that won't be enough to stifle the cocaine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the us and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. it sounds like something from a blockbuster heist movie. precious jewels, scenic waterside location, speedboat and some daring thieves. a theft near the swedish capital, stockholm, had all those elements, as some of the royaljewels were stolen in a daylight raid. maddy savage has the story. they're so valuable, experts say you can't put a price on them. these are the crown jewels that were taken, once worn by swedish royalty, and kept in pristine condition for centuries. but police are investigating after the national treasures managed to get swiped in the middle of the day, taken from an apparently locked cabinet inside this cathedral in the quiet rural town of strangnas. the thieves made a dramatic getaway. one of my friends, he

the murder rate here has shot up since the farc rebels disarmed, as rival drug gangs compete for turftres, but that won't be enough to stifle the cocaine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the us and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. universal credit is leaving victims of domestic abuse at the mercy of their abusers. that's the warning from a group of mps. under the system, benefits are paid into one bank account per household — which the work and pensions select committee says allows abusers to take control of family finances. the government insists split payments are available for those who need them. a 21—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering another man in nottingham on sunday night. stephen walsh's body was discovered at his home in mapperley — he had suffered serious head injuries. the 37—year—old had been involved in a car crash in the area hours earlier. the increase of new grammar school places in some areas in england is greater than the rise in numbers of secondary school pupils — that's

reporter: the 42-year-old former senator has promised to revisit the peace agreement with farc rebelshe has criticized aspects of the deal agreed by his predecessor to bring the long-running conflict to an end. >> we don't want to destroy the deal. but we want to make it clear that the colombia in the -- of t he free is the kind of colombia where peace meets justice. there will be truth, there will be restitution. sentences will l be served anand victims compensated and appeased. reporter: duque will be the youngest president in the history of modern colombia, backed by a strong power base in congress, where his party rules, as it does in the senate. that is where he has the support of his mentor, the ex-president, a a fierce critic of the farc peace deal. duque campaignened o on fighting corruption and lowering business taxes. he is also backed by church groups. >> our vision of free enterprise the opposite of the state seizing a assets, class hatred d legal uncertainty deterermined y the whim of a ruler. we already know what d damage tt has caused in other countries. investors shoul

but while farc agreed to lay down their arms, other guerilla fighters fight their wars in the jungles. that's why this provides safety and structure to children who have known nothing but fear. that includes this girl, she's had the chance to get an education in a safe, nurturing environment. >> translator: where i'm from, sadly i didn't study. i started working at 11 years old. but since i got here, i can pursue my dream. i want to be an actress and i want to see myself on all the tvs. >> reporter: ready to move on from her past by focussing on her future. full of optimism and free of war. >> reporter:? >> jacquelyn, thank you. >>> as the jury deliberates the verdict in the paul manafort trial, the former trump campaign chair may have cold feet literally. jeanie moos has that story ahead. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enh

chose to have private services some out of anger against the government calling the state funeral a farce and blaming the authorities for failing to keep the bridge safe their sentiment is shared by some. so moved by that these are mistakes that keep on being repeated and now again angels are flying into the sky and paying for the mistakes of other human beings it is time to say enough and to think about what is really crucial which is maintenance and i took a phone with me. this is the aftermath. this car was pulled out of the rubble of the collapsed bridge investigators are trying to find out if a design flaw or improper maintenance might have cost the disaster interior minister any though seen here on the left has been quick to blame al to strut of the managing company of the highway. that. has refuted the claims the company's c.e.o. has said they'll create a fund for the victims' families. if he didn't stay but no money in the world can bring back their loved ones and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. a polish prosecutor says the driver of a ukrainian bus

immediately rejected the accusation saying the attack was a farce rescuers in indonesia say the chanceof pulling more survivors from the rubble is low because they don't have the heavy equipment they need sunday's earthquake killed at least one hundred and five people injured hundreds more as your headlines the news continues here now to syria after the walls of shame. it's a story of survival. it's a story about how people learned to live in such a remote land by putting cheek to the way. to the g. and how that instinct to help them recover from the financial crash i will continue as long as i can stand. this is a story about iceland. a.g.t. on al-jazeera. in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the good friday agreement was signed brokering a peace deal between republicans and unionists in northern ireland. nearly a decade later al-jazeera visited belfast to explore ongoing divisions in the city . the film you're about to see was first broadcast in two thousand and seven.

for me to say i cannot be understood there's room for america and we hope for francis will arrange a farce because when. the papal visit to ireland wraps up on sunday as many as half a million people will cavity and say mass in the park. before . cillian prosecutors have opened an inquiry into italy's interior minister mateo salvini over his refusal to allow more than one hundred rescued migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship they've been stuck for ten days in the syrian port city of catan yet salvini originally said the migrants would not be allowed to leave until other european nations agreed to take the men but on saturday evening he announced they could disembark in the coming hours. and joining us now from rome is journalist philip williams philip it's good to see you so is this the first time in its any that a politician will be investigated for his role in forbidding migrants to enter the country. for this specific crime i don't think care. ever be another similar case clearly the phenomenon of mass migration across the mediterranean is relatively new last four or five years.

first of all, i did expect that, as we headed towards brexit and march 2019, the farce would engulf everythingt this has come slightly earlier than i anticipated. so is it fast? who knows? but it seems the story is quite well sourced, that eu officials were fearing that...m quite well sourced, that eu officials were fearing that... it is almost as though they are expecting to be spied on, aren't they? they seem to have some information which the brits thought they had before the brits thought they had before the negotiations. and david davis, then brexit secretary, bought a faraday briefcase, a snoop proof briefcase, and swapped his apple watch, because they can be hacked. this is the stuff of... i didn't know that, but the thing is he was on the british side. so if he is afraid, iam really on the british side. so if he is afraid, i am really wondering who is spying on whom. i think everyone is spying on whom. i think everyone is spying on whom. i think everyone is spying on everyone. overall, no one should be surprised that there is this kind of activity going on, perhaps even on both sides.

this is a farce. there are 32 whatever accounts. how many accounts do they have?y dad has like 35. kennedy: i thought weren't suppose to use binoculars in new york. >> it's a farce. they are trying to let -- kennedy: we know they threw off a bunch of of fake accounts. >> if they just call themselves free speech platforms they would be better off. who cares if they have fake news on there. if it's a free speech platform -- kennedy: i think we should get something like the purge, fake news week. we get it out of our system. and we'll see if culturally we survive. the panel will be returning. new evidence shows north korea developing new missiles after kim jong-un pledged to denuclearized. can the north be trusted and what can we do if they go back on their word? fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a fli

chose to have private services some out of anger against the government calling the state funeral a farce and blaming the authorities for failing to keep the bridge safe there's a sentiment shared by some. so moved by you these are mistakes that keep on being repeated and now again angels are flying into the sky and paying for the mistakes of other human beings it is time to say enough not to think about what is really crucial which is maintenance and i took a phone to me. this is the aftermath. this car was pulled out of the rubble of the collapsed bridge investigators are trying to find out if a design flaw or improper maintenance might have caused the disaster interior minister salvini though seen here on the left has been quick to blame out a straw to the managing company of the highway. that they don't want to strata has refuted the claims the company's c.e.o. has said they'll create a fund for the victims' families. but if he did no money in the world can bring back their loved ones let's bring in a correspondent fit when he's standing by in rome now. good to see philip now the oper

>>as farce turkey goes, -- it is concerning but we've seen from the turkish government. political's and of his son-in-law's ahead of economics. , younk that for investors want to be very cautious. sentiment still has a , there is probably some lack of credit -- credibility. the currency can continue weakening. they need real policy, proper policy. it can get resolved. fixed --jones, she director of diversified fixed income. we are going to get to -- i want to focus on turkey. and how to handle the situation. looking at the way they handled it, especially over the last 24 hours, what can they do to regain credibility? >> they are running out of options. they do not have credibility. looking at currency, as you can see, there is a lot of fear and uncertainty. an important country in terms of geography, relationships, and trade. for europe in particular. at some point, a solution must be found. >> kathy jones, looking at this situation, is this a crisis or the crisis at the moment? >> they were already fragile to begin with. election, now you have the lack of credibility. t

rejected the accusation saying the attack was a farce the u.s. has announced the final list of chinese made products to be hit by sixteen billion dollars worth of new tariffs they'll take effect in fifteen days time a twenty five percent tariff will be applied to items from electronics to chemicals to railway equipment donald trump has now placed judi's on around fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods in the growing trade war. a highly anticipated race for a seat in the u.s. congress is too close to call just under one percent of votes separate the democratic and republican candidates for the seat in ohio the election is seen as a test of donald trump's presidency as he won the district's resoundingly in two thousand and sixteen saudi arabia is working to transfer its citizens in canadian hospitals to be treated outside the country the saudi state airline has suspended flights to canada after the kingdom froze new trade and investment and expelled the canadian ambassador it was in retaliation for canada urging saudi arabia to free human rig

comedy what they claim happened first it was on the door not in the car in the granola it's an absolute farce in the whole the whole idea of the pomp aoe would follow this as if it somehow some sort of proven fact just shows that he has has no interest at all in the truth and really is under interested only in undermining president trumps foreign policy if president trump is telling us the truth when he says he wants to improve relations with russia when at the end of the day the accusations of meddling keep coming at the sanctions keep coming does that mean that they may be aimed at the wrong target then why don't they are sending good target for sanctions sanctions are absurd but the point is that the president there was look there's a new gallup poll that came out just yesterday that showed that three out of four republicans believe that the u.s. should pursue better relations with russia three out of four in among all americans fifty eight percent believe we should have better relations president trump is being hoodwinked here he's being forced into taking an extremely unpopular foreign p

it finally came to a head when he he wrote to his cousin, confessing that vacation is a farce.signing my name 200 to 500 times a day on vacation. the work of the president never ends, it follows you wherever you go. it kind of brings back the -- this iconic symbol, the buck stops here. harry truman made it famous because he believes all responsibility ends at the president's desk. the only person he can pass responsibility to his god. it comes from the wild west. in the wild west, a bone handled knife, a buck knife was placed in front of the dealer. when it was not your return or you did not want the responsibility, you passed the buck knife to the next dealer. that is who indicated the dealer. harry truman being a poker player would know that. the buck stops here is the sign that ended up on his desk. this is one of multiple copies the president received. the original one is at his library in independence, missouri. the one thing people rarely get to see is the back of the sign. the back of the sign says -- "i am from missouri." why is that important? it reminded harry truman,

it finally came to a head when he wrote a letter to his cousin and confesses, the vacation is a farce200-600ing my name times per day. the work of the president never ends, it follows you no matter where you go. that brings up this iconic symbol. harry truman made it famous because he believed that all responsibility ends at the president's desk. the only person at the president can pass responsibility to his to god. -- is to god. in the wild west, a bone handle knife was placed in front of the dealer. turn, yousn't your passed the bar -- the knife to the next dealer. harry truman, being a poker player, would know that. the buck stops here is the sign that ended up on his desk. this is one of multiple copies the president received, the original one is at his library. the one thing that people rarely get to see is the back of the sign. the back of the sign says, i am from misery. why is that important? it reminded harry truman, don't ever get a swelled head. don't think you are better than the people who elected you. one of these days, you will be going back home. harry never ever lost

that's that's like the farce now what if you want. to go from a not to the government the president you know money for. this article and a couple just for the most you know not going to focus. on the money the. money going to where you live i think there should be talk about this. notion. i think i'm going to. you know i think government. it became clear that the policing power of israel's border guards extends well beyond the wall even on land. as palestinians and it shows how it's not on the about preventing people from going to the outside it's also about controlling this site and how the army regarded supports legal rights or even according to their own laws the army can do whatever. they. might be doing in this area. after the. government and the spectrum of time but out of the three i must give. is all that they need to feel you. well waiting well this idea. that when they're on line it's undoubtedly a chief goal. of again inequality in our society today or if you join a sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now

la transiciÓn a la paz, dado que duque y su partido siempre se han opuesto a la negociaciÓn con la farcgen de salvador, el salario anual en washington es 62 mil dÓlares por encima de la media nacional y la renta mensual de una vivienda de dos cuartos es unos mil dÓlares un poco por debajo de la media nacional, la presencia de los latinos es una mano de obra fundamental de la economÍa de esta ciudad que recorremos de la mano de lori montenegro. >> washington dc tambiÉn se le conoce como el distrito de columbia, fundada en 1790 el aÑo que algunos padres de la patria la designaron como la capital de estados unidos, pero mucho antes se veÍan espaÑoles algunos lucharon al lado de george washington contra los ingresos de hecho en la sede del poder de la naciÓn se escucharon enseguida nombres latinos. >> hernÁndez fue el primer hispano espaÑol, en esa Época, elegido a la cÁmara de repÚblica de estados unidos en 1822. >> dos siglos mÁs tarde, aquÍ en el distrito uno de los lugares mÁs diversiones de la naciÓn, los latinos representan el 11% de la poblaciÓn. . >> la mayorÍa como ella son de salv

it is amazing to me that they make such a farce out of this. we are goinghing to have to put up with. the fact is judge kavanaugh will sit on the united states supreme court when we are through. i would hope the opponents on the other side, without having even heard him, i am hopeful they will be fair, and if they will be in the end, they will vote for judge kavanaugh. and before him to be a member of the supreme court. my colleagues understand this. i think my colleagues on both sides of the floor understand this. and this is a man who has been very well examined for these positions. he is already sitting on the second most powerful court in the land. if anybody deserves to be on the supreme court, brett kavanaugh certainly done. i want to compliment senator grassley and the other members of this committee for being as strongly behind him as they are. i want to really compliment the democrats who have stood up and are willing to stand up for judge kavanaugh because they realize that we cannot keep going down this partisan, picky, dumbass rolse

and anne arundel county native josh hader to take sensitivity training after similar tweets resurry farced during the all-star game. >>> tre's an investigation into an aveniation miracle. this planeas flying during a storm when it crashed. amazingly, everyone was able to escapet before a fire engulfed the aircraft. officials say that 49 people were hospitalized with mostly minorinjuries. but how scary. >>> well, you still can't swim at sandy point states park t morning. state officials issued a no swimming advisory yesterday until further notice because there's so much debris floating around the bay. look at all that. the park and parts of the beach will still be open. boaters are being asked to take caution in the arentil crews get it cleaned up. we'll let you know when the advisory is lifted. >>> park police say the animal that caused the shutdown at greenbelt park was most likely a coyote and not a mountainli . you can see officers carrying long guns inside of the park after a hiker reported seeing a mountain the national park service closed that park. but they determined the animal tra

add to that the worry about the fate of the peace deal signed with the farc in 2016, as duque has promisedpresident, duque, to implement the agreement but it is important to point out that his position has actually evolved quite a bit over the last couple of years. he was dead set against political participation from members of the guerrilla movement unless they served jail time. he opposed these mechanisms of transitional justice and didn't contemplate jail time. he has really evolved his position now, his stated position was deemed to have the support of the majority of colombians which is members of the fa rc colombians which is members of the farc who have been convicted of war crimes should not be allowed to take up crimes should not be allowed to take upa crimes should not be allowed to take up a seat in the house or senate without having fulfilled their sentence. i think what will happen is under this government there will bea is under this government there will be a much lesser emphasis on volu nta ry be a much lesser emphasis on voluntary eradication and voluntary agreements with

. 0ur describing the situation as a farce.ong message about the uk, welcome to the uk, you get to stand in line. heathrow says there has not been enough water staff to cope with increasing numbers. those coming from europe can go through the automatic gates. the government —— they say the government should allow those from low risk countries such as the usa to use them as well. to allow those passengers that reform offers agree are low risk to use these eu gates. the home office said it understood frustrations but also said it would not compromise essential border checks which were needed to keep britain say. the government put 200 additional water staff at heathrow the summer but the airport described the summer but the airport described the situation as a crisis. if there are more border controls after brexit them more resources will be needed to avoid long queues. satisfaction in the rail network has dropped sharply in the past decade — with train travel now one of the uk's least trusted consumer industries, according to a

as farc, that's a large our job. followfootprints. tracki tracki people, tracking footpr or disturbs in the ground whethe it's the imprint of the shoe or now they use carpet squareyp a of booty. i want to be like that one y. the fir group of illegal aliens tracking them from the border for a cole of hours and make that apprehension the first time it was like nothing else i ever felt. that puts a smile on your face and made you oud like y are making a difference. making apprehensions at the check point and p rescuingple stuffe trunks pleading for water. that's gratifying as onwell. you know how they would make it if they got past you. >> so far the border patrol appreh 28,000 people, up nearly 10% from 2017. the trump administration's zero toled to the widely criticized separation of thousa of migrant children. t policy since ended. >> sometimes you have to appreh family, little childr how do you handle that? is it difficult? >> not necessarily. it's a part of the job. you kind of have to understand where are coming from they a trying

do an untold history the united states i would have to tell you that it's very clear that it was a farce that the united states really pulled the wool over the world's eyes and declaring and making the soviet union the fall guy after having won world war two they made them the fall guy for war tutu and equated hitler with stalin and also all this stuff going on it comes out of the this misunderstanding of what that first cold war was america has spent a fortune fighting this war and it's deprived its own people us the american people of better education better system more security health welfare all these things that are giving us problems now this social net that's disappearing could have come out of that instead of beans the the money being spent on the cold war so we paid a huge price for it and it never let up i remember in eighty nine there was talk of a peace dividend they talk of it what happened to the peace dividend a few weeks after the berlin wall fell mr bush sr was. going into iraq sending five hundred thousand troops to the middle east and i pointed out it was a big thing b

we encouraged lawlessness with the farce of prohibition. these mistakes, we never had a thought of losing our free institutions. still ran the country and had his choice of voting for roosevelt, wilkie, or anybody else. in germany, they had the choice of voting for hitler's, hibbler, hitler,er -- tler.r, or hi and although he had seen book burning in other countries, he left if anyone told him that his books would be burned. ♪ [church bells ringing] and on sunday, john q public went to any church he pleased. hymn being sung] ♪ host: most of all, he got a kick out of seeing his kids grow up. [children playing and screaming] [school bell ringing] the average american was quite unconscious of the fact that some people in had this in mind for littlejohn q bash for little john q.for a little [military fife and drum playing] yes, while their children were being trained to kill, john q public's kids were being trained to give them life. and when we saw these men in the newsreels, quite often we laughed. they looked like characters in a musical com

investigation pointed to the involvement of julio borgia's an exiled lawmaker boars as call the attack a farce that was staged to allow a girl to crack down on the opposition. archaeologists in mexico have discovered human remains from the ancient mayan civilization that could be up to seven thousand years old the bones were on earth in a cave in talk a tall boat in the south of the country down display in mexico city the maya were one of central america's most dominant civilizations before mysteriously abandoning their cities around nine hundred a day well mine guatemalan children separated from their parents at the u.s. border have been flown home and reunited with their deported families they were rejected under president zero tolerance immigration policy now despite the dangers and uncertainty many guatemalans continue to try to reach the u.s. border in our next report we follow a guatemalan woman and her child trying to get to the united states with little hope of entering. miriam and karyn don't have much luggage they have little apart from their children they don't know what to expect b

now, major airlines are describing the situation as a farce.ht—hour flight, on their way in, and when they are confronted with a long queue, when they arrive, it just sends exactly the wrong message about welcome to the uk. because it says welcome to the uk, you get to stay in line for a long time. heathrow says there have not been enough border staff to cope with rising passenger numbers. people travelling from europe can go through the automatic electronic gates. the airport says the government should now let passengers from low risk countries, like the united states, use them, too. it's a very simple thing for sajid javid to do this evening, which would be to allow those passengers that both the home office agree are low risk to use the eu gates. in a statement, the home office said it understood people's frustration but it also said it would not compromise essential checks at the border, which were needed to keep britain safe. the government has put 200 additional border staff at heathrow this summer, but the airport today described the sit

president and he faces several pressing concerns, including shoring up a shaky peace deal with the farce have been voting in a special election for a new member of the house of representatives. latest polls suggest the race between the republican troy balderson and democrat danny o'connor is neck and neck. commemorations will take place in the french city of amiens on wednesday, marking the one hundredth anniversary, of the battle that proved so decisive, in ending the first world war. prince william and the british prime minister theresa may, will take part in a cathedral service there. robert hall has been looking at why the battle of amiens was so important to the outcome of the war. on a hilltop, north of amiens, stands a white tower of portland stone. a memorial to australian forces, some of whom advanced across a landscape which has changed little as a century rolled by. it is the perfect spot to view the start line of a surprise attack which changed the course of the war. if you had stood here on the morning of august 8 1918, you would have seen the smoke and flames as allied art

embarrassed by the spectacle, the tragedy we saw of people being shot by soldier, and then today, this farceconference with the world's media watching and order journalists out. with the world's media watching and orderjournalists out. he took that so orderjournalists out. he took that so seriously president emerson mnangagwa he sent his information minister to stop it. so on both sides more moderate voices are trying to take control of the agenda. 0k, thank the youngest woman to be convicted of plotting a terror attack on british soil, has been jailed for life with a minium of 13 years. safaa boular, who's now 18, planned to carry out a gun and grenade attack on the british museum. her mother and sister have already been jailed for their part in a plot. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn has acknowledged his party had been "too slow" in dealing with complaints of anti—semitism, and he insisted that rooting out anti—semites was a priority. writing in the guardian newspaper he said they hadn't done enough to foster deeper understanding of the issue among members, and are developing an education

sunju ahn in the far north of scotland and the farce beast and even though not much sunshine, highs betweenhern england and scotland but the north—south position of this heavier zone of rain could change a bit over the next 2a hours. mainly dry to the south, the odd spot of rain possible, not much sunshine but reasonable temperatures. in southern areas, through the weekend it will probably feel pretty humid. that‘s your latest weather. have a very good night. i‘m rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: aretha franklin, known as the queen of american soul music, has died at the age of 76. bushfires in winter. australia‘s ongoing drought leads to dozens of wildfires in new south wales. i‘m kasia madera in london. also in the programme: italian rescuers say efforts to find survivors from the collapsed road bridge will continue for two more days. and one of india‘s most influential leaders, former prime minister atal bihari vajpayee, has died. he was 93.

yeah well you know overall i think the parties are a farce you know our policies on change from republicans the democrats they all love big spending they like regulation they like the n.s.a. the t.s.a. they like the federal reserve they like printing money they don't care about deficit but when it comes to power there's a big struggle who gets to pull pull the switches and pass out the money and then they fight and fume so there is this partisan fight that goes on and obviously you know we've heard about this it's amazes me that the only thing that comes out of it is that there's charges against russia for take control of our election and and it's all about trump and it hasn't been looked at carefully enough that maybe the other side had an axe to grind too and the democrats are probably more involved and then the republicans but i think all of that is just a mask we don't need and i think as the world were put together more on a libertarian viewpoint there would be this need and there would be this you know contest with each other but it is it is pretty vicious is way away i see it and it