over half a century since a marxist guerrilla group the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or fark took up arms in a bitter war against the colombian state. but the full force of the conflict took its toll not only on government troops and the guerrilla fighters but above all on the innocent rural population the war cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and left the country with more internally displaced persons than any other it was a bloody and tragic chapter in colombia's history. i've been to colombia many times before 2 years ago i witnessed the guns go silent finally the war was almost over but even then i sensed that the path to peace would be a long journey with an unknown outcome. 2016 was a year that would go down in history in september i visited a guerrilla controlled area in the province of mehta a 6 hour drive from the next paved road this was where the tense and final national conference of the far because an armed rebel group took place. far in the colombian government had already agreed on a peace accord one month earlier. since then there had been a ce

complex as this one but i am quite satisfied that many many thousands of lives have been saved but fark is no longer the biggest oldest strongest guerrilla group in the americas it is now a political party and that's what a peace process is what about the nobel committee gave you the peace prize in 2016 for you'll struggle for peace in colombia but the year before you won it in 2015 human rights watch put out a report covering your tenure as defense minister between 20062009 in which thousands of civilians were killed by colombian security forces who then dressed up their corpses as guerrillas in order to boost the fark body count and get themselves promoted that so-called false positive scandal happened on your watch didn't it why. manuel santos you are not distorting exactly what happened because you know where you were that i was a war and stop that i changed the military doctrine and everybody here and not just that but you started something that happened on your watch it also happened in during your period as defense minister it. happened at the beginning of my watch and i stopped

no speculation about their manager the, with daniel farke firmly fans favourite, for now. merry—go—round, things can change quickly. michael redford, bbc news. there were three fourth round matches in the coppa italia on tuesday with fiorentina among those moving through to the last 16. they were comfortable 2—0 winners over second tier citadella thanks to a marco benassi double and they'll now take on high flying atalanta for a place in the quarter—finals while cremonese will go up against reigning champions lazio after a 1—0 win over empoli, with genoa needing two late goals to triumph over ascoli. marseille kept up their ligue un pursuit of paris saint germain with a 2—0 win over angers whilejosh maja notched a hatrick for third placed bordeaux in a crushing win over nimes. lille made sure that second, third and fourth place all picked up maximum points while brest also won out hammering strasbourg lifting them up three places to 12th. staying with football and the former arsenal manager arsene wenger was at the annual meeting of the international football association b

a very normal fark of. most of my patients don't even know. when i tell them i'm legally blind they say they don't believe me. that was a quick. one can verify if it is if you can cover up a lot you become a champion in covering it up of course i have trained my coworkers to never put things in the wrong place. i get so mad if i have to spend hours hunting for something if i reach for it and it's not where it's meant to be and i have to start looking for it. i don't know my parents always supported me they never said you won't be able to do that if it wasn't for my eye problems i'd never have met my husband i've always liked to play soccer. i signed up for a soccer workshop for the visually impaired here in berlin and the man who organized it became my husband i still go there and play with my son with a rattle ball. but when it's very noisy very crowded and people just leech other a lot it's a challenge. i see light and dark and contours here in this hall i can make out the windows and the round lamps that look like bright patches. so i can o

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colombians are supporting the strike and its demands from implementing the country's peace deal with fark rebels to halting the killing of human rights activists in the country and police repression of protest but the focus now is i'm blocking legislation which would cut duties on businesses by the pressure president. congress are pushing forward with a number of reforms starting with tax reform the protesters want to see scrapped altogether many of the people present here today when the government to make a 180 degree turn well that's not going to happen anytime soon this government is not going to be. overnight things that it can compromise on. the road to prison the government will viable options were to do it. in the meantime the pressure will continue unabated with more demonstrations planned for next week alison. george is planning dozens of hydro electric power stations to boost the country's energy capacity but some communities a fighting back fearing projects will damage the environment. villages in eastern stage a sit in against plans to build a new hydroelectric power station o

s post breaks it future will live night in the fark a who's in westminster why their needs so i talk us through what we can expect. well it's a day rich in political pageantry as you mention there the queen has made the journey has now arrived at the palace of westminster a short while ago we saw the union flag lowered the royal standard raised over the house she will then go to what's known as the road to being room before making her way eventually to the house of lords where she will deliver the so-called queen's speech setting forth the government's legislative agenda for the coming year but before all of that m.p.'s in the house of commons many of them who arrived here only a couple of days ago having been newly elected to that post will be led by the chief usher known as the black rod rhodes who carries a black stuff through to the upper house but the door will be slammed in front of the back roads face she will then have to bang on the door 3 times before being allowed in all of that to symbolize the independence of parliament from the sulpher and a tradition that dates back hu

saturday morning, some nice clearing in the morning if we get the fark out of there tomorrow. evening of another impulse. another bit of showers rolling through. i think we have the chance for saturday. by city, getting some clearing and going to hold as we work our way through the day. current temperatures right now, mild, 55 degrees in san francisco. 50s all across the map. 55 in oakland. 59 down in palo alto. and as we go throughout the night tonight also still with the high surf advisory that does expire at 3 am in saturday morning. the overnight hours, certainly very dangerous conditions. by the way, not just for the bay area but also happening down southern california parts of the central coast as well. overnight lows, little chillier than we were last night. three to 5 degrees in sunspots. fortysomething here in san rafael, 42 in santa rosa. 15 oakland and san francisco. down in places like san jose, morgan hill, upper 40s. tomorrow, another mild day as we see some of that sunbreak true but clouds still hanging out and a chance for shower as we roll through the day. dep

that have been killed i don't know a lot of ingrate in areas that were before under influence of the fark and where new armed groups and criminal groups are operating now who are trying to control those territories right alison around here today in the colombian capital bubbletop the thank you security forces in mexico who shot dead 7 more suspected cartel members and fallen in attack india union in the northern state of course on saturday a gunman shot at the mayor's office before being chased by the police in total $21.00 people have died including 4 police officers mexico's president has admitted that economic growth in his 1st year in office a spokesman short of expectations on his money and lopez obrador has spoken that are running in the capital mexico city to mark the anniversary despite problems with the economy and continued high murder rates he remains highly popular vote idea economic growth has not been what we had hoped for but that wealth is now better to distribute it the public budget doesn't stay in just a few hands like before now it reaches the majority of the people. a

away fark rebels that was signed in 2016 but this government has to implement storing a number of reforms and the government has been opening criticizing parts of that up for people who are also angry at what they perceive as violence some part of the police against protesters and the fact that the government hasn't done enough according to them to the fans social leaders former fighters that have been killed at alarming rates and number of rural areas so these are all the different reasons why people have been protesting and also there's the fact that there is a. the link that these deal was signed here and that is. for 1 get to deal with all these reforms social reforms that i've been able to deal with in the us all right thank you for that update from bogota venezuela's pro-government constituent assembly has approved the trial of 4 opposition politicians accused of committing treason and other crimes the country's top court which is also loyal to president maduro alleges that the politicians tried to seize military installations something they've denied the government has tightened th

. >> i know some people who go shopping and go around the fark lot. >> i can't give up. >> outside youris morning, it's a wet 1 if you're going to do some holiday shopping. be prepared for soggy, windy weather. it's going to continue until sunday. we've got rain on the lens there, scattered showers reported over the bay area for the most part. we will have moderate pockets move through later today. temperatures is a lot warmer this morning because of the system. 53 san francisco, 56 in oakland, upper 40s in livermore and san jose. the winds are a little breezy out there, gusty in some areas, wind gusts 26. napa sustained at 13, santa rosa, light breeze coming in from the northeast. an essay gusting to 23. breezy 1 for today, a weapon for today, there's a look at that moisture, tropical moisture, keep bringing in that rain, not only for today. foggy weather start from monday, tuesday, maybe in the wednesday, the let's take a look at some of this rain. you can see that nevada, so to say, fairly widespread, heidi 24. peninsula hit or miss scattered showers this morning we are got some ligh