that's how rare cinema is in paraguay.tress all her life and this is her first ever screen appearance. you'd never know. she's brilliant. i hope there is more from paraguay. it's a very tender, atmospheric and suggestible film. it is very slight and you have to read between the lines, a lot of glances and looks, but i thought it was excellent and a really impressive debut. probably the film of the week. 0k. jason, best out at the moment? the best film out at the moment, i know there is mamma mia and mission impossible, but if you are looking for a sort of small british success, there is a film called apostasy, which is out at the moment. again, a rare glimpse into a society i'd never seen on camera before. it's jehovah's witnesses. the writer and director of this, dan kokotajlo, was a jehovah's witness growing up and he's sort of now showing what it's like in there. if you've ever wondered what it's like — and it's notjust the jehovah's witnesses, it's any religion, any sect where the intensity, children are growing up and

that's how rare cinema is in paraguay.rance. you'd never know. she's brilliant. i hope there is more from paraguay. it's a very tender, atmospheric and suggestible film. it is very slight and you have to read between the lines, a lot of glances and looks, but i thought it was excellent and a really impressive debut. probably the film of the week. 0k. jason, best out at the moment? the best film out at the moment, i know there is mamma mia and mission impossible, but if you are looking for a sort of small british success, there is a film called apostasy, which is out at the moment. again, a rare glimpse into a society i'd never seen on camera before. it's jehovah's witnesses. the writer and director of this, dan kokotajlo, was a jehovah's witness growing up and he's sort of now showing what it's like in there. if you've ever wondered what it's like — and it's notjust the jehovah's witnesses, it's any religion, any sect where the intensity, children are growing up and splitting from the mother and questioning things... you r

that's how rare cinema is in paraguay.now. she's brilliant. i hope there is more from paraguay. it's a very tender, atmospheric and suggestible film. it is very slight and you have to read between the lines, a lot of glances and looks, but i thought it was excellent and a really impressive debut. probably the film of the week. 0k. jason, best out at the moment? the best film out at the moment, i know there is mamma mia and mission impossible, but if you are looking for a sort of small british success, there is a film called apostasy, which is out at the moment. again, a rare glimpse into a society i'd never seen on camera before. it's jehovah's witnesses. the writer and director of this, dan kokotajlo, was a jehovah's witness growing up and he's sort of now showing what it's like in there. if you've ever wondered what it's like — and it's notjust the jehovah's witnesses, it's any religion, any sect where the intensity, children are growing up and splitting from the mother and questioning things... you rarely see a british

and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played

and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters

and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses.om found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played byjohn hamm, who left the television after that series to go to the movies, and i don't think he's ever quite had a part that matches don draper — there are very few around — until now. he plays mason skiles. it's not as good a name as don draper, i'll give you that. but he is enjoying the high life in 1970s beirut, when a terrorist incident ruins his life and family. ten years later, he's a washed—up alcoholic settling small trade disputes in notown, america and propping up the local bar, which is

and that's when everything just went white for me it's died instantly so i read all the shots paraguay i was thrown into a concrete wall and you know the blast effect threw me back down against the ground and my hand was split down here and hanging and the other hand was had a big chunk of metal and then i just remember looking up and i saw our other colleague and his hand was hanging and as our mostly just shattered are just tore up i started to kind of flip myself over to crawl and i start crawling towards him and i passed. the multimillion dollar pentagon contract to train and equip it was received by a company called purplish shuttle but it seemed to be insufficiently prepared for the task. and mike say there were problems right from the start the awarding of a contract happened very quick and there were a lot of things that we we questioned why are we not doing medical why are we not doing threat briefs and things like that it felt very rushed i remember francis saying that it just crashed and it wasn't we really didn't understand the scope of what we were getting into. my tells u

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for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguay. cut. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the attacks even though they too of victims of the bandits the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe as a rainy and brace for u.s. sanctions due to get back in place on the sixth book against al jazeera will cover the developments from time wrong in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal feelin exploitation system then laid the foundation of today's global powers ogust on al-jazeera. you're watching our visitor a reminder of our top stories this hour soldiers in zimbabwe have opened fire on hundreds of opposition demonstrators in the capital harare protesters are angry about alleged vote rigging in the country's election the party of pre

then rounded out the two nil when the with the skull shortly before halftime the second leg is in paraguay at the end of them. two time champions cruzeiro have taken a strong advantage into their second round tie with flamengo the visitors winning the all brazilian encounter to know. it wasn't a good day for fellow brazilian side couldn't he owns in giants colo colo claiming a one no win with a goal from ca to moscow to more shortly before half time. rain has delayed the start of the second test between england and india drizzle has been falling all morning in london and the covers are on the pitch at lord's when play does eventually start twenty year old batsman ali pope will make his debut for england who lead the five match series one. sri lanka's cricketers have ended and eleven match losing streak against south africa with a three run victory in came be the home team's low order weighed in with two fifties to give sri lanka a total that was adjusted from three hundred six to one hundred ninety one because of rain south africa looked to be cantering towards it before losing six wickets

are a big crowd watching the second round second leg match in month after a scoreless first leg in paraguay heart breaking away for the visitors to be knocked out of this competition the parents being charged down by my theory sunni know and ricocheting back into the car one nil the final four. two time caucus with the medal count so that many kind of champions barca juniors are in spain to take on a boss alone or the one outside his club will be up against the greatest player of this argentina generation in bath of lino messy messy international future is in doubt following a disappointing wild cup campaign his former national team mate. i think we should all leave him to make up his own mind and make the decision that will make him happy it was the best decision for both him and his family surely if he feels happy and decides to rejoin the national team it's because he has the support of his family and he wants to do it if this isn't the case then it would be useless for him to stay and do something that he has no motivation for. roma dread counterinsurgency ramos says the club can still

then rounded after two no win with the scope shortly before half time the second leg is in paraguay at the end of the. two time champions cruzeiro have taken a strong advantage into their second round tie with flamengo the visitors winning the all brazilian encounter to know. and it wasn't a good day for fellow brazilians like to realty and then giants color colo claiming the one the win with a goal from carlos card mourner shortly before half time corinthians will be without midfielder gabriele for the second leg after he was same tool for a second yellow card. goal for a fourth major of the year the us p.g.a. championship teed off in st louis missouri a large portion of the field is still out there on the front nine and i have some way to go yet but of those who have entered the clubhouse ricky fowler is the only leader fellow shot a five under par round of sixty five nine players are tied for second two shots behind that crowded group includes ian poulter fourteen time major champion tiger woods struggled in the initial stages of the belvedere golf club woods finished with an even p

i am fortunate to have a diverse career ranging from afghanistan and paraguay. i am privileged to work alongside outstanding diplomatic professionals, military members and inter-agency colleagues. together in my various hosting's we have utilized programs and to further national security such as counters there -- counterterrorism as well as working for a peaceful world through democratic institution building and supporting civic education. i am please to return to the caribbean region in which i gained experience and was enrolled as deputy director are -- of caribbean affairs. proudlyrmed, i will represent the u.s. hinduism live peacefully together. i will work with the sigma -- government to develop economic as well as explore new opportunities. u.s. companies are conducting oil exploration off the coast of surinam and hope to find the same success that has occurred in neighboring guyana. in cooperation with these companies and the government of curbam the are trying to the dangerous use of mercury. in keeping with the goals of the caribbean face of security ,

for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguay. istanbul is known for its history and food today a new generation is shaking things up for me is my everything five thousand six hundred years it's all different so this is all these called shoes i'm now on top of each of the. we're here to see how the a team culture and who's moved forward. a g. l g seven. and again you're without zero his reminder of our top stories this hour soldiers and zimbabwe have opened fire on hundreds of opposition demonstrators in the capital harare protesters are angry about alleged vote rigging and the country's election the party of president. has won two thirds of the seats in parliament but the results of the presidential vote as. he is condemning a u.s. decision to impose sanctions on two of its senior ministers it's the latest effort by the trumpet ministration to get i'm quick to release an american pastor andrew bronson is accused of helping a group of the turkish government says was behind a failed coup attempt. and democratic republic of congo's

oh, i really messed up paraguay. now what? >> put this in water. >> just plain water? >> just plain water. then we need to stretch it over the globe. >> it makes wrinkles. >> yeah. >> how do you get the wrinkles out in. >> you don't make them in the first place. >> reporter: the company can make only around 600 globes a year, many on commission. they're back-ordered for months. even the legs for stand models are crafted by hand. so a bellerby globe is not cheap. the smallest, soccer ball sized, runs more than $1,300. the biggest, the churchill, 50 inches in diameter, more than $80,000. the cost, a function of both its size and the labor required to make it. >> this one's taken a year and two months. >> reporter: the churchill was inspired by globes the same size. the general george marshall had presented as christmas presents to winston churchill and president franklin d. roosevelt during world war ii. he says he'll only ever make 40 churchills. >> it's wonderful. when it's spinning, it will go poor two minu for two minutes. >> just all by itself? >> just all by itself

he was in paraguay and she was here. she was taking care of you know, middle-class people's kids. what that experience is like. it's called the global care chain. you leave your kid back home. they're taking care of my family and then you in turn become a caregiver for other people's children. >> yes. so care is being drained off from the poorer countries to the richer countries in the world. but anyway, that is one topic. there are so many that turned into finally, chapters in this wonderful book. which you'll find is a pleasure to read. as well as very instructive. now, i have a lot of questions. >> if anybody wants me to read, i will read. >> i think you can talk as well as you can read. >> okay. thanks mom. >>. [laughter] let's go with one i heard before we started. is why is the work of caring for others so undervalued in our culture? and i mean caring in general what parents do, more specifically mothers do. and home health aides do and nurses do and so many other people. what is wrong with this kind of work that it gets so little respect or pay? >> what i was seen when i wa

significant because president zion when of taiwan has just arrived back in the country following visits to paraguay and billy's and she stopped over in los angeles on the way back and became the first time when he's needed to speak in the united states in ten years that upset the chinese are no low and behold just a day or so later we learn that el salvador has decided to sever diplomatic relations with taiwan this is another symbolic victory for china as it seeks to isolate the island republic which of course china regards as part of its territory and gradually one by one the aim of china is to pick off those seventeen countries that are left that still have diplomatic ties with taiwan this is the third country this year that has now severed relations with taiwan if fact since zine when became president in january two thousand and sixteen five countries have severed diplomatic relations so this is a blow for the taiwanese they were insisting on on choose day at the foreign ministry that they knew that el salvador was planning to do this in fact the taiwanese foreign minister took a swipe at china

because it is our fourth largest trucking market in the world but we are moving loads to argentina, paraguayountries. uber, you canke also run into government regulations. i understand the government there has now instituted a minimum freight rate in response to a trucking strike. had he plan to navigate some of these regulatory issues? federico: the difference with uber, i would say we are more like this for trucks. we are not building a new industry. a very antiquated off-line industry the has existed for a long time and we are bringing technologies that already existed. bringing those technologies into this industry to make it more efficient. the regulations apply to the whole industry. 70% to 80% of the brazilian economy is moved by the trucking industry. of like we adapt to the regulations and we are always working in line with the government. mainnt to achieve the objective of cargo x, which is into -- which is to improve the life of the truck driver, not the company, but the driver. with the regulation, the brazilian and the government or any government will adapt and work with the go

teresa: a los 15 años olga y su familia habían vivido en taiwán, irán y paraguay. en ese entonces. teresa: era 1969, decepcionada olga decidió estudiar administración de negocios y también trabajaba en las oficinas de una aerolínea en donde conocería a su esposo edwin custodio. la pareja se casó y tuvo una hija. justo unos meses antes de que olga cumpliera 26 años la fuerza aérea empezó a aceptar a mujeres y ella se presentó. olga: diciembre, 29 de 1979, me acuerdo bien la fecha, recibimos el telegramas de que me habían aceptado. me tomó diez años poder lograr llegar a ese punto. teresa: al año y medio olga se convirtió en la primera latina piloto en la fuerza aérea. aunque volaba aviones de guerra, por ser mujer a olga no le permitían pilotear un avión en combate y decidió ser instructora. olga: mis primeros estudiantes varones, cada vez que yo les iba a enseñar una técnica siempre me cuestionaban. "¿tú estás segura de que eso es así?". y yo con mi paciencia, buscaba el libro, le abría la página y le decía: "aquí dice esto y aquí esto", y cuando se graduaron me di

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does so it's pushing the winds from the south behind it across many parts of argentina uruguay to paraguay so it's pretty cool here at the moment with the marks just thirteen as ari's and twenty day in a function the winds should ease those as we head toward saturday and so that will allow the temperatures to bounce back a bit so we'll see twenty two in ascension and sixteen in buenos aires even though here we'll see a little bit more cloud than today but for the towards the north and there's plenty of wet weather here you can see these dry white areas of cloud gradually working their way northwards these have given us some heavy downpours already and we'll see plenty more in this region as we head through the next few days meanwhile towards the east has been lots of dryer weather across many of the greater antilles that we're going to see more showers develop as we head through friday and into saturday in fact on saturday across cuba it really does look pretty sheria time as it does across his find the two as we head up towards north america we've got dry weather still in the western part

chilly for us in buenos aires a maximum just of eleven degrees so also turning a lot cooler force in paraguay with the teen innocent. sound cloud the economic heartbeat of a thriving brazil but boom times mean rising rents and the lack of public housing isabella is just one of thousands looking for a place to call home was no choice but to occupy one of the city's many vacant buildings facing an uncertain future. he'll find a latin america occupying brazil on al-jazeera. the. arab. who i am. and have. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news out of these are all top stories one and a half million people have been displaced in the indian state of carola in the worst flooding there in a century conditions are improving and major roads have been cleared but now the outbreak of disease is a big concern for authorities the u.s. has welcomed the afghan government announcement with the taleban ahead of the muslim holiday secretary of state said washington is ready to facilitate direct talks this comes after president gandhi declared a conditional cease fire that is yet to respond and venezuel

position to make it into this year's quarter finals two goals from the board asked to no win over paraguay set up or ten you're in the first leg of their last sixteen tie. over in argentina hosts atletico took a man took full advantage of a goal keeping mistake in the seventh minute from atletico and elsewhere none the more netty later in the second half more cost us from the hated to secure a crucial to know when the head of the return leg in colombia at the end of the month. in the other game of the night river plate had leonardo poncy all saints so far for a second yellow card but they held on against dressing for a nolo draw in their brain osiris darby. the supergroup pairing of tiger woods justin thomas and rory mcilroy all struggled through the opening round of the p.g.a. championship on thursday but that was not the case for will number forty four gary woodland the forty four year old american shooting thirty three four year old a pickpocket shooting a six under round of sixty four to take the overnight lead woodland has already teed off the second round at the belle reve country cl

it is particularly favorable for columbia, croatia, and paraguay. it shows the yield spread of em's. it has widened more than 60 basis points to 359 basis points 60er five years, average 3 basis points. the question becomes, even though the spread has been widening, whether investors still will be compensated for their risk. anna: let's show everyone what is coming up in the program. we will have more from president trump from our exclusive interview. he spoke with john mickelthwait. what his policy did in terms of the removal of taxes in the united states, the fiscal stimulus, stay tuned for that. a lot more trade for europe. and the conversations around the wto as well. let's get the bloomberg first word news update with juliette saly. she is in our studios in singapore. 's argentina currency crisis has deepened as an emergency interest rate increase hit exit percent -- hit 60%. the peso extended losses after the bank raised its benchmark measure by 15% to a global high. the hike is the second this latest attempthe by policymakers to defend a curr

for paraguay, argentina, colombia, other countries that do not face this challenge? i am not ignoring suriname. these will be my follower questions. -- final questions. let me start with this. this was raised earlier, concerning that the president's sentenced inme was new york over drug trafficking and weapons charges. --ring has blood to the willingness to help hezbollah was frightening. in july .17, two brothers and dutch nationals were arrested for suspicion of involvement in terrorist activities. the brothers allegedly had been recruiting in suriname for isis. hezbollah view that has a presence in suriname? ms. williams: thank you for the question, senator. no, what i've learned, there is not a presence. activities byose , there doest's son not appear to be a major issue in that arena in the country. where weit is an issue must be vigilant and be looking for what may transpire for the , asre and to make sure there are people who leave war isis, fighters, they are not coming into the nation's in which we are serving. sen. rubio: are you aware of the status? i do n

. >> mary estÁ lejos pero igual leche al calor de paraguay. feliz cumpleaÑos.iplicar el espacio de tu casa, atentos. ella nos dice cÓmo convertir una litera en un moderno sofÁ. raÚl: todo esto y mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica", el show nÚmero una de las maÑanas desde hace 21 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas tus ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla:muy buenos dÍas! tÍa tu muy bien porque es viernes! hoy es viernes! bienvenidos, viernes , viernes 24 de agosto de 2018. la tÍa trae una cotorra en la cabeza. s satcha:ademÁs que es viernes la semana que viene estÁ de vacaciones. karla: no hay vacaciones para el presidente ni para los otros del presidente. satcha: quiero contarle acerca de iniciativas de empresas grandes del paÍs, escriben en una publicaciÓn abierta a la administraciÓn actual que reconsidere las polÍticas migratorias porque ellos saben y conocen de primera mano que estarÍa afectando lo que la industria laboral y en estos grande mercados, resalta por ejemplo el daÑo que estÁ haciendo el cambio implementado a estas visas h1b

to make it into this year's quarterfinals two goals from regaled border secured two nil win over paraguay set a portent in the first leg of their last sixteen. over in argentina host atletico took a month took full advantage of a goalkeeping mistake in the seventh minute from atletico nasty and isles netty later in the second half he had a more cost scored from a header to secure a crucial to know when headed the return leg in colombia. a month. and in the other game of the night river plate had leonardo poncy i was sent off to after a second yellow card but they held on against rushing for nil neutral in that one to stop. the supergroup pairing of tiger woods justin thomas and rory mcilroy all struggled through the opening round of the p.g.a. championship thomas who is the defending champion finished the best of the group on one under par but he still five shots off the pace set by world number forty three gary woodland worth reports. gary woodland has never finished inside the top ten of the major after nervous bogey on the first hole he had a simple message for himself just take it tak