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voters in colombia's capital bogota have elected a woman as mayor for the 1st time claudia lopez who is also openly gay won about 35 percent of the vote the position of bogota mayor is widely considered to be the 2nd most important political post after the presidency. aboriginal communities from the central australian desert region celebrated the official closure in a room as a tourist site on sunday visitors will no longer be able to climb onto the sacred rock after the national park board voted to abolish the practice on spiritual safety and environmental grounds. us president donald trump has announced that the leader of the so-called islamic state abu bakr al baghdadi is dead trump said baghdadi blew himself up as american special forces stormed his hideout in italy a province in northwestern syria trump thanked russia syria turkey and iran for cooperating with the operation leaders from around the world of welcome the news but warned that the islamic state remains a threat donald trump said american special forces blew open a wall and moved in quickly cornering al baghdadi in a

last hour and all the protesters dispersed this is the 6th a demonstration in the last 10 days in bogota as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources. for public universities from the government and finally a protest against the police violence the violent response of part of the police against the demonstrators and this is what also pushed the students of the private universities to join in a number another number of them astray sions happened in 17 different cities across colombia this and they had this way with their empty placers and the students running away but they're promising that to their movement that will continue until their demands are met china's president is in india meeting prime minister narendra modi xi jinping is discussing tensions in the disputed region of indian administered kashmir china supported pakistan at a recent un security council meeting also up for discussion india's $53000000000.00 trade deficit with china and new security measures along their shared border fighting

take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world voters in columbus capital bogota have elected a woman as mayor for the 1st time cloudy lopez who's also openly gay won about 35 percent of the vote the position of bogota is widely considered to be the 2nd most important political post after the presidency. a rare painting that was discovered by chance in an elderly french woman's kitchen has fetched 24000000 euros at auction the artwork called christ mocked is by italian premier in a science master cimi bouquet and was found to be in excellent condition the woman will now receive the majority of the sale money. u.s. president tunnel trump has announced that the later of the so-called islamic state abu bakr al baghdadi is dead trumps in fact that he blew himself up as american special forces stormed his hideout in england province in northwestern syria trunk thanked russia syria turkey and iraq for cooperating with the operation latest from around the world have welcomed the news but warned that the islamic state remains a threat donald trump said american special fo

woman as mitt cloudy lopez who is also openly gay won about 35 percent of the vote the position of bogota may as mayor is widely considered to be the 2nd most important political post after the presidency. aboriginal communities from the central australian desert region celebrated the official closure in a rule as a tourist site on sunday visitors will no longer be able to climb onto the sacred rock after the national park board voted to abolish the practice on spiritual safety and environmental grounds. a rare painting that was discovered by chance in an elderly french woman's kitchen has fetched 24000000 euros at auction the out work called christ mocked is by an italian prayer in a sense monster. boy and was found to be found to be in excellent condition the woman will now receive receive the majority of the sale money. u.s. president donald trump has announced that the leader of the so-called islamic state of baghdad is dead trump said baghdadi blew himself up as american special forces stormed his hideout in in a province in northwestern syria trump thanked russia syria turkey and ir

darle atenciÓn mÉdica a un estadounidense que tuvo un grave problema de salud en el aeropuerto de bogotÁla muerte de un ciudadano estadounidense en el aeropuerto internacional de bogotÁ, en colombia, generÓ crÍticas por la lenta acciÓn de los funcionarios de seguridad. viajaba con su esposa gina para presenciar el nacimiento de su nietocuando se desvaneciÓ tras salir de la oficina de migraciÓn. testigos denunciaron que funcionarios del aeropuerto no agilizarÁ la atenciÓn de la emergencia mÉdica. todo indica que el presidente evo morales sacÓ la mayor cantidad de votos en las elecciones generales de ayer en bolivia, pero no los votos necesarios para ganar, asÍ que deberÁ ir a una segunda vuelta contra su principal contendor, el ex presidente carlos mesa. sin embargo, el conteo de votos se paralizÓ anoche y morales proclamÓ su triunfo sin mencionar la segunda vuelta, lo que levantÓ sospechas. los observadores de la oea solicitaron que se agilice el conteo. en chile eso por cuarto dÍa se vive una jornada de protestas contra el gobierno de sebastiÁn piÑera. todo comenzÓ por protestas contra

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bogota is growing fast some 10000000 people live here but it's the poor districts on the outskirts thatare increasing most rapidly. many people displaced from their homes elsewhere in colombia have settled in so watch the neighborhood is known to be dangerous but it's close to the city center and rents are cheap. doesn't want to be recognized a month ago he fled from gang warfare in the town of. so we left so as not to get caught up in the fighting we hadn't left it would have cost us our lives. the power vacuum left by the far is now being filled by other groups anyone who doesn't pay protection money gets murdered. carlos saw 28 people die before he decided to flee to the capital. i feel good here. i've had a lot of support from the red cross and from a victim support. i'm ok. helping me find a job in a company that's my plan to find work and spend the rest of my life in. the hope of a job and a home has also driven thousands of venezuelans to colombia venezuela closed the official border crossings in february but families continue to come across elsewhere on foot. there was nothing b

practices at universities large scale protests are being held in 17 cities including the capital bogota student and teacher organizations say president 2 k. has failed to keep its promises to invest in public education the situation has escalated since last month when protesters at several universities were told by state police officers some of them pity has more now from the capital bogota. what started as a peaceful demonstration with almost 10000 students a vote public and private universities here in the capital a book that ended up in more clashes with the police as the protesters arrived here in central plaza believe our school skirmishes broke out some protesters with their face covered started throwing stones at the police and the police responded with the tear gas and stun grenade that and took over the last all the protesters dispersed this is the 6th demonstration in the last 10 days in. as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources for public universities from the government and finally a

last hour and all the protesters dispersed this is their 6th demonstration in the last 10 days in bogota as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources for public universities from the government and finally protesting against the police violence the violent response of part of the police against the demonstrators and this is what also pushed to the students of the private universities to join in and under another number of demonstrations happened in 17 different cities across colombia this and they had this way with their empty placers and the students running away but they are promising that their movement there will continue until their demands are met lots more to come here on al-jazeera in israel's arab towns the crime wave palestinian israelis say is being the collected by the police. fighting intensifies in the mountains of being as ethnic groups step up their campaigns against the government or not stay with us. legal. well there are 2 seasons in the us at them are the best summer in the south

as moments in the capital bogota. what started as a peaceful demonstration with almost 10000 students a vote public and private universities here in the capital a book that ended up in more clashes with the police as the protesters arrived here in central plaza believe our school skirmishes broke out as some protesters with their face covered started throwing stones at the police and the police responded that with the tear gas and stun grenade that and took over the last and all the protesters dispersed this is their 6th demonstration in the last 10 days. as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources for public universities from the government and finally a protest.

voters in colombia's capital bogota have elected a woman as mayor for the 1st time lopez who is also openly gay won about a 3rd of the vote the bogota mayorship is considered the 2nd most popular or most important political post rather in colombia after the presidency. and aboriginal communities from the central australian desert region are celebrating the closure of. 2 tourists visitors can no longer climb the famous rock to the national park abolished the practice on spiritual safety and environmental grounds . a painting found in an elderly french woman's kitchen has fetched 24000000 euros of auction the artwork called christ mocked by the italian renaissance master chief is in excellent condition the home owner believed the work worthless until an auctioneer advised her to have been evaluated. here in germany voters have flocked to the far right party in a regional election in the eastern state of the ring go the party more than doubled its a boat although it came 2nd to the left party which will now try to form a coalition government chancellor angela merkel's conservatives suff

with the ladies from bogota alison thanks. street art has long been a part of the global urban landscape for many graffiti on the side of buildings is an unwelcome sight but in recent times artists like banksy have elevated status and in the space of just 6 years jordan's capital has become home to some of the middle east's most spectacular and colorful street art and the chapelle has the story from i'm on. the canvas that miramar is working on looks a lot different to the ones she used in our classes in university. instead of producing art destined for a gallery or the wall of a wealthy household she's decided to paint for a different clientele. i didn't want to be in the system that's why i quit studying in the university graffiti has become much more welcomed by society and the government lately i hear from on the street out is that they can't sign with their real names and they have to cover up when they're painting here we don't have these issues i'm waiting for the situation when i have to run from the police or someone

last here in the capital bogota that to also face candidates lost in his main strongholds of this city have made the union and the state cio can also a number of independent candidates seem to have one in more remote areas of the country against the traditional political machinery showing that it seems like along the colombians are looking more at issues such as corruption and looking for a change in the people that are governing them and not looking at the security what used to be the case before the signing of the peace deal now this is not true across the columbia political machine are still strong but there's no doubt that these traditional parties have been losing power and i think that this will be seen as a referendum on the government even to care who has very low support numbers now across most of columbia. tens of thousands of protesters in pakistan are marching from karachi to islamabad calling on the prime minister to resign the demonstration was organized by conservative and religious groups marchers are expected to reach the capital on thursday when can of rigging last ye

he has the latest from bogota. the main takeaway is that these local elections seem to be a major blow to the ruling party. and his political mentor the former president of colombia. not only their candidate got in. last here in the capital bogota but also candidates lost in his main stronghold the city have made a state of and joka also a number of independent candidates seem to have one in more remote areas of the country against the traditional political machinery showing that it seems like colombians are looking more at issues such as corruption and looking for a change in the people that are governing them and not looking through the security were used to be the case before the signing. the of now this is not true across the political machinery which are still strong but there is no doubt that these traditional parties have been losing power and i think that this will be seen as a referendum on the government even duca who has a very low support numbers now across the most of colombia. and germany the far righ

this is it universities places are held in 17 cities including the capital bogota students and teachers when i say should say president of and do has failed to keep instruments is to invest in the public education system the situation is escalated since last month when protesters at several of the universities were tapped by police officers as he has moved from bogota. what started as a peaceful demonstration with almost $10000.00 students a vote public and private universities here in the capital of ended up in more clashes with the police as the protesters arrived here in central plaza believers skirmishes broke out some protesters with face covered started throwing stones at the police and the police responded with tear gas and stun grenades and took over the last of the protesters dispersed this is the 6th demonstration in the last 10 days in. as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources for public universities from the government and finally protesting against the police violence the violent re

had been a school to the dentist in downtown bogota by a prison god but she was let the run inside the office that's when she used to raid drugs you can see on the left of frankie the shimmy down to the street below and somewhat limp away to a wife and motorcycle officials. and the director of columbia's prison system as being fired after she made a getaway on a motorbike. with gotta get out of here to stay tuned to dave. welcome to the book is the game here. we have plenty to talk about since. we have. let's have a look at some of the government. so you still want.

in prison has made a brazen escape from custody item a lot of have been escorted to the dentist in bogota by a prison guard but was left alone inside the office that's when she used a red rope that you can see to the left of the screen here to shimmy down to the street below and limper away to a waiting motorcycle officials are searching for milan and the director of prisons for colombia has been fired. as if you're a minor now of our top stories the british prime minister boris johnson has made his final breaths a pitch to the e.u. outlines a possible compromise on the irish border johnson says he hopes to reach a deal at an easy summit in mid october just weeks before. and u.s. president trump has accused the top democrat behind the impeachment inquiry against him of treason the democrat led house of representatives will look into allegations that he pressured ukraine's president for damaging information on possible election rival joe biden trump is calling the inquiry a hoax. that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being with us and rita will join yo

i had been a school to to the dentist in downtown bogota by a prison god but i was left alone inside the office that's when she used to read write the can see on the left of your friend to see me down to the street below and somewhat limp away to a waiting motorcycle officials searching for milan and the directive colombia's prison system has since been fine. you're watching news up next adult film stay tuned for that and remember you can get all the lettuce news at any time at which site that's d w dot com from now on it's me how do i switch. my meal and i'm just on the ground using delusions on a spokes person device it's about some place that affects us all the fish climate change and the return of. only dream systems check it out.

a ganar la presidencia son misla calle del partido nazi y daniel martÍnez del gobernante-- >> en bogotÁamiento. cientos de personas chocaron con la polÍtica kia, primero fue una estaciÓn de metro. la policÍa ha sido duramente cuestionada por tÁcticas antidisturbios. >> regresamos a estados unidos. viernes negro despuÉs del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias estÁ a un mes de llega pero muchas personas ya se encuentran haciendo sus compras navideÑas aprovechÓ lo que varios negocios en ofertas que son difÍciles de ignorar. hablamos de quÉ es lo que hay detrÁs de esta temporada prematura de compras. >> el viernes negro parece no lejano pero ya los consumidores estÁn comprando para navidad. >> nosotros aprovechamos para ir a las tiendas donde hay ofertas >> la estrategia de los comerciantes es inundar los centros comerciales de ofertas para inundarlo de clientes. >> creo que es una estrategia de mercados porque bajan los precios para que la gente comience a comprar y comprar, luego los suben para que la gente diga "por quÉ >> hay -10 para capturar los dolores de los compradores por lo tanto los negoci

desde bogotÁ, nuestro compaÑero nos trae mÁs de esta indagatoria y tiene dividida a colombia.que el empezÓ siendo acusador y terminÓ siendo acusado. >>espero que puedan hacer su labor de la mejor forma. reportero: el suceso se adueÑÓ de los medios y de las calles aledaÑas a la corte. que enfrentÓ otra vez a la fuerzas polÍca >>los presidentes de colombia gozado de impunidad. han cometido todo tipo de delitos. la justicia no ha podido llegar. reportero: puso en tela de juicio el papel neutral de la corte suprema. >>ninguna manifestaciÓn influirÁ en las decisiones que estÁn obligados a tomar los magistrados. reportero: uribe declarÓ durante toda la maÑana y hasta el mediodÍa. >>los saludo durante todo el respeto. reportero: y luego toda la tarde, luego citÓ una rueda de prensa en la sede de su partido y hablÓ asÍ de su situaciÓ >>proseguÍ a defender la reportero: la corte fue categÓrica y anunció que uribe estaba formalmente vinculado al proceso. significa que continÚa . la corte ahora sÓlo tiene tres caminos, el primero es archivar el proceso por no encontrar pruebas y el segun

has been called before a court on allegations that could lead to criminal charges and reports from bogota i surrounded by bodyguards and political allies former colombian president climbed the stairs at the supreme court on tuesday with the country collectively holding its breath. for the 1st time a former colombian president could be facing criminal charges as supporters and opponents of the still popular right wing leader confronted each other in front of the tribute i protest years calling him a criminal and the beast as as his supporters are known trying to silence them with horns. it was god we came here today to finally demand justice from our system alberto urrea is an assassin who belongs in jail this hearing is just the tip of the iceberg of all the crimes he has come as it. would have been 8 years in office were beset by corruption in serious human rights abuses but for many colombians he remains the country's savior the president who fought colombia's rebel fighters bringing the country back from the brink of becoming a failed state now he's being investigated for witness tampe

bogota will l be updating regulations by the end of october. >> nissan has appointed a new ceo. they are struggling to keep their relationship alive. change could be on the way for renaud. announce an will replacement. they reported the subject could be brought up p at the next boad meeting on octotober 18. nissssan's new boss wililface a host of challenges. hisis new role on january 21st. as theointment comes alliance is struggling. >> he is the face of the new nissan. be flanked on either side by two others. >> these men have at least three things in common. they are international minded people, they value of the alliance and they are willing to make decisions fast. the revivalagenda, of the alliance. they have been in troubled waters since carlos ghosn's arrest last year. board members hope he can improve cooperation with french colleagues. structure andew under his leadership, we hope the whole company will make efforts to rebuild itself andd work towards a speededy recover. is nott just the carlos ghosn scandal and tensions with alliance partners, they have been going throu

all right listen to one can say thank you for that update from bogota. now this year's nobel prize in physics has been awarded to 3 scientists for their research into the universe is history and structure the prize will be shared between canadian american james peoples and swiss scientists michel mayor and have those people's developed a framework that has become the foundation of the current understanding of the history of the universe and the 2 swiss scientists won for their discovery of the 1st planets outside the solar system an exoplanet orbiting a star christopher constantly says a professor of astrophysics at the university of nottingham he says the discovery by mayor and kilo's truly changed how experts understood the way that planets formed for many years people have been speculating that the planet discovery should win the nobel prize so in some sense it is overdue but also there's always a debate whether or not it's physics enough because it's still astronomy planets finding planets is still astronomy so is that really physics so that was part

happiness when this man is one of the successful ones he's opened a venezuelan restaurant in bogota backhome he worked in tourism but then things became unbearable. first i was planning to go back when the regime fell. but now i have my business here and my family. i have to think about it i'll probably wait a while. the restaurateur is a role model for some other friends as well as in colombia not just for his success but also because he provides them a taste of home. an amazing 85 percent of all refugees worldwide taken in by developing countries regions where poverty and hunger keep problems. industrialized nations make up just one in 10 of all host countries and one of them japan is notoriously tough when it comes to asylum. the detainees are treated. better than inside. tokyo capital of one of the most marginal societies in the world foreigners make up only 2 percent of japan's population it's also one of the country's most closed to outsiders more than $10000.00 people applied for asylum here in 2018 but only 42 were granted refugee status because it. was organization says it takes

sion with almost $10000.00 students a vote public and private universities here in the capital of bogota ended up in more clashes with the police as the protesters arrived here in central plaza believe our school skirmishes broke out some protesters with their face covered started throwing stones at the police and the police responded with the tear gas and stun grenades that and took over the last hour and all the protesters dispersed this is the 6th demonstration in the last 10 days and. as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources for public universities from the government and finally protesting against the police violence the violent response of part of the police against the demonstrators and this is what also pushed the students of the private universities to join in a number another number of demonstrations happened in 17 different cities across colombia this and they had this way with their empty placers and the students running away but they are promising that their movement there will conti

from custody i didn't know has been a score to what had been a score to to the dentist and downtown bogota by a prison guard but was left alone inside the office that's when she used a red drill to slide down to the street below and then limped away to a waiting motorcycle officials are still searching for men i know the director of columbia's prison system has been fired over the incident. here's a recap of the top story that you're following for you on. jimmy's a mocking 29 years since east and west chelsea were reunited after decades of court for division of the official celebrations in kenya chancellor angela merkel said more work was needed to achieve equal conditions the tree in the east and the west . is coming up next on news asia protecting me and was endangered elephants why voters are still hunting the day and gentle giants for this kid and tusks. that are more coming up on g.w. news asia shortly. go to the girl much chad. good mine of stupids. with exclusive insights. must see concerning clark's culture c'mere a. place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers look. so sub

made a brazen escape from custody i doubt i'm alone or has been escorted to the dentist in downtown bogota by prison god i was left alone inside the office that's when she used her bedroom to slide down straight down to the street below. them away to a waiting mode to mike official who saw some searching for her made by the director of colombia's prison system has been fired. now here's a reminder of our top story germany's marking 29 years since east and west germany were being united after decades of cold war division of the official celebrations in kiel town so i'm going to go said one of the things needed to achieve equal conditions between east and west. coming up next indeed only news asia protecting their most endangered elephants why poachers are still hunting the gentle giants for their skin on for the tusks. and india's sanitation problems out in the open the prime minister narendra modi handles the success of his toilet building program but i'm successful. as you will have those stories on board in just a moment i'll be back at the top a bit of a good. thing . after the fall of

sentenced to 15 years in prison has made a brazen escape item along it was a score to the dentist in bogota by a guard but was left alone inside the office that's when she used the red rope that you can see to the left of your screen to shimmy down to the street and limp her way to a waiting motorcycle. this is news from berlin. up next focus on europe looks at the plight of asylum seekers on the greek island of saw most i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks so much for being here. when much of europe wanted to kick them out. in finding them in. the sun most is home to one of the worst pretty key cancer in the mediterranean. but one woman makes life a little better for her new neighbors. mama maria and the refugees of somerset. next. to the conflicts with sebastian quick talk from you now call from foes among them to get a fair. cecile b. you were planning to keep the blame on the britain for negotiations file my guest this week here in prague is the czech foreign minister patricia he has surprisingly clear differences with the government to do so so why doesn't he resign. in 60

achieves our views so let's get the latest on this situation from the correspondents in brussels in bogotámass and london welcome both let's start with you in brussels to talk us through what's been agreed. still the revised. withdrawal agreement that is now on the table and their 2 leaders are looking into after boris johnson has presented it has one clear difference from the deal that theresa may had put on the table and that was almost a year let's remind viewers that we have been in exactly that situations which we have now already with the previous british prime minister and that difference here is that the irish backstop the solution for a northern ireland or to prevent heart border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland in case there would be no future agreement and. that point really is that boris johnson as said he wants northern island to remain on paper part of the customs union but in reality on in everyday life it will be aligned to the customs regulations of the european union and that is the key difference if you want it is a cosmetic change but it's it's quite

has made a brazen the scape from custody i don't know had been a score to the dentist in downtown bogota by a prison guard but was left alone inside the office that's when she used to read group to slide down to the street below and then limp away to obey to. officials are still searching for metal on all the director of columbia's prison system meanwhile has been fired over the incident. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you and d w a man armed with a knife is killed 4 produce officers and said for paris the suspect reportedly rented a rampage inside the city's historically supporters before being shot dead officials say he was a 22 year old police employee. coming up next a news is protecting me an endangered elephants wife poachers are still hunting the debt gentle giants for their skin and their tops. and india's sanitation problems are in the open in prime minister narendra modi his the success of his tallest building program but how successful is it really. that and more coming up on do have you news asia shortly and don't forget you can always get more news

voters in colombia's capital bogota have elected a woman as mayor for the very 1st time claudia lopez who is also openly gay won about 35 percent of the vote the position of the mayor is widely considered to be the 2nd most important political post after the presidency. and now to argentina i was an election dominated by one issue a grinding economic crisis and the voters in the argentine are pinning their hopes on a new leader alberto fernandez from the center left with almost all votes counted fernandez has 48 percent giving him an outright victory over the incumbent but he. did not. argentina's next president knows how to attract the crowds. i'll bet if and and as cheered on by thousands of his supporters in buenos aires he's clear on his plan for the presidency. that is where we are of course going to work together as closely as possible. because the only thing that will concern us is stopping the suffering of argentinians once and for all. it's a return to power for argentina center left also making a comeback this time as vice president cristina fernandez de kitchener she hersel

for the 1st time pass who is openly gay what about 35 percent of the vote the position of matter of bogota is widely considered to be the 2nd most important political post after the presidency. emergency crews in india southern states of tunnel nadu a working around the clock to rescue a topless stuck in a while the 2 year old is trapped about 30 meters down into the borehole will play with friends. aboriginal communities from the central australian desert region are celebrating the closure of the route to tourists offenses can no longer plod the attraction previously known as has wrong the national park abolished the process on the spiritual environmental. and safety grounds. a german chancellor angela merkel is being honored today for fighting anti semitism in her country the world jewish congress is warning of the terror the war has pries less than a month after a fatal attack on a synagogue in east germany. following the attack on a synagogue in the city of hala 3 weeks ago german chancellor angela merkel expressed her solidarity with members of the jewish community outside a synagogue

at the is more now from bogota. despite fears of possible at tackling has been an overall peaceful. day both here in the capital and across most of colombia there has been one major incident in the southeast of the country in a rural polling station where a bomb went off in an area where there are residual armed groups still operating this has forced to move about polling station through the closed center at this particular incident have been working normally people have been able to vote across the country and the 1st results are coming in we're expecting to know who won in the next couple of hours in governorships and mayoralty elections throughout. there's also an issue of risk of frogs and possible vote buying from what we had there stand 85 percent of the candidates have not presented details of their financing campaign so that's something that you know treaties or looking at as well and finally wanting to look at is how well will the candidate connected to president duke it will do course these elections come after one year. presidency and we'll have to see how much colombians

inspiration for vim and youth of my region and i represent so many different countries because i'm from bogota i live partly in the by and in monaco in the south of france and i've been the 1st from all these places not only to go to space but then she but also to have been to the polls you know like the 1st woman in some cases but the 1st pakistani so i think that. my role as a very strong little individual in the space industry has created inspiration in a very different way in a different very diverse kind of a jew graphical situation and even when i come here like it's the u.s. hundreds we've had a lot of astronauts go up from the u.s. to space but then i'm just going to be a commercial astronaut as a space tourist but i get so much of you know receptivity welcome and warmth for this that i'm doing because honestly this is like doing it by ourselves all by yourself with your own funds you don't have a government behind you to fund it to support it and you know i think that it's great finally to see these women walk in space it's amazing but nasa has done a lot more than that you know they'

witnesses in an attempt to cover up has allegedly paramilitary groups on a sounder and patty reports from bogota. when nobody would even won the presidential election as an outsider in 2002 many believed colombia was falling apart. fights rebel group was stronger than ever by alliance in kidnappings were daily occurrences making the country synonymous with a failed state the only item on the political. was war with the rebels and was the man for the job so he's immensely popular. because he captures this imagination of the strong man the person who delivered we saw on this program on this problem that we've seen and able to cut. through them very charismatic politician with a populist streak he governed with an iron hand assisted by billions of dollars sent by the united states he successfully pushed a goodly your group back into the jungle but his success came at a cost his administration particularly during his 2nd term was beset by corruption and human rights abuses his secret service was found guilty of supplying a list of suspected rebel sympathizers to right wing death squads and thousands

level ok i will have to leave it there but thanks very much indeed for bringing us the latest from bogota. germany's far right party has surged in elections in the eastern states all steering gear and accounts are seen as an indicator of the party's good strength in the region but the support for the alternative for dortch than party wasn't enough to stop the incumbent far left linka from maintaining the top sports reports from the thinking capital efforts. first place for the far left and a personal triumph for this man for 2 family law has governed this state for the past 5 years now he thinks he's won another fight i wish to go to also talk for doing an important day for throwing a great day for 3 in the 38th anniversary of the border opening such an intense elections and an option in which the people of the country decide for themselves how the future of the country will be shaped. his main challenges have been from the far right a.f.d. whose leader here is beyond her care a man who believes the national holocaust memorial shames his country and who strongly opposed to immigration and

more funding for public education right police in the capital bogota fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters throwing rocks the 6th round of protests this month began with students at a public university and the gym corruption understander and petty has more from what. what started as a peaceful demonstration with almost 10000 students a vote public and private universities here in the capital of book that ended up in more clashes with the police as the protesters arrived here in central plaza believe our school skirmishes broke out some protesters with their face covered started throwing stones at the police and the police responded with the tear gas and stun grenade that and took over the last of all the protesters dispersed this is the 6th demonstration in the last 10 days in. as students are protesting a number of cases of corruption in the administration of public universities also demanding more resources.

has been called before a court on allegations that could lead to criminal charges and reports from bogota i surrounded by bodyguards and political allies former colombian president alvaro de berry climbed the stairs of the supreme court on tuesday with the country collectively holding its breath. for the 1st time a former colombian president could be facing criminal charges as supporters and opponents of the still popular right wing leader confronted each other in front of the tribune. the protesters calling him a criminal and he would be beast as as his supporters are known trying to silence them with horns. it was god we came here today to finally demand justice from our system alberto urrea is an assassin who belongs in jail this hearing is just the tip of the iceberg of all the crimes he has come as it. would have been 8 years in office were beset by corruption in serious human rights abuses but for many colombians he remains the country's savior the president who fought colombia's rebel fighters bring the country back from the brink of becoming a failed state now. now he's being inve

killed and several threatened in the run up to the vote alison the ramp yet he joins us live now from bogota alexander good to see you polls have just closed tell us a little bit about how the day has unfolded. fortunately a great and over all peaceful day of voting both here in the capital and across most of colombia there has been one major incident in a rural polling station in the me make that region in the south east columbia a bomb went off there and i have a very volatile area where we know there are different armed groups residual armed groups that are still being. fired at the air. force to move that polling station to the closest urban center but that really has been fortunately the only incident that has an otherwise extremely peaceful voting day across the country and the 1st results are slowly coming in and this is something that out there it is we're looking very close to that because as you said there has been an increase in violence during the 3 months campaigning and what we're seeing here is that this violence has somewhat change then and has been more direct to independent

paralyzed city centers nationwide to demand more funding for public education riot police in the capital bogota fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters throwing rocks the 6th round of protests this month began with students at a public university alleging corruption. well millions of people in tokyo are bracing themselves for a super typhoon this is expected to make landfall on saturday the region is still recovering from last month's typhoon. 2 matches of the rugby world cup in japan have been cancelled and flights and train services have been disrupted and evacuation warnings issued for flood prone low lying areas let's get an update on this typhoon and cross over to jenny with the latest on that hi jenny hey daryn yes a very very powerful storms this and this one indeed and we just put it into most. have the latest warnings country of the joint typhoon warning center it is time the winds have actually come down just a little bit in the last year as they're still very very strong sustained winds at 215 kilometers an hour gusting higher than that about $260.00 and it's moving to the nor

nationwide to demand more funding for public education riot police in the capital bogota or fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters who were throwing rocks the 6th round of protests this month began with students at a public university alleging corruption. the world health organization the w.h.o. says the a burger epidemic in northeastern democratic republic of congo has been confined to a small area now but one that's remote and desire by rebel groups the number of new cases dropped from almost 130 in april to 51 by mid september there were 14 new infections last week but the w.h.o. says there's still a long way to go before the disease can be eradicated we have significantly contain the virus in a much smaller geographic area now we have to kill the virus the problem is it's back in areas that are deeply insecure and we've got mining operations in these areas. lots of people who live in villages and work in mines most of the time. bottled water instant noodles other necessities are being stockpiled in take care as typhoon hugging this closes in weather forecasters inspect a de