in fact, che guevara would put it this way."when the world had given us up for dead, the interview with matthews put the lie to our disappearance." so imagine that. imagine that. so they eventually hear castro in a small group escaped from cuba's eastern mountains. and they come back, they establish a stronghold, seize power when batista fled. batista fled on new year's day, january 1, 1959. i talked about that at the end of class. castro's forces took a fan of that day and created a new government on january 5. and castro himself entered havana on january 8. january 1959. here we are six decades later still waiting for those elections and that free democratic cuba, as are the people of cuba. shortly after this, castro comes to the united states. so this was april 1959, this was a 12-day tour to the united states. visited new york where they rolled out the red carpet. it was practically a tickertape parade, went to washington, dc, did a number of really important interviews. who is president at that point in time, 1959 in the u

they also had che guevara as part of part of their group. , i have a whole bunch on che that i will probablyhit the next class. you guys are going to read up on him. but he and fidel met in mexico city, argentinian revolutionary, born like in 1928, died 1967, who referred to the united states as the "great enemy of mankind." che guevara hated the united states, absolutely hated the united states. 1960, castro's nationalizing property throughout cuba. we now have all sorts of documentation on this, and we have had it for decades actually. in february, 1960, we know that macoyan, one of the top leaders in the soviet government, had visited cuba at that point. this is from sergei khrushchev, the son of nikita khrushchev, the leader of the soviet union. sergei would become his biographer. by october 12, 1959, 1959, this is sergei, "by october 12, alexander top soviet official, , a was already made with check guevara and on the 15th he met , with fidel castro. in february, 1960, he organized the soviet international trade exhibit. so they were already having communications. and it looks like by 1

in congo el che is sick and b. pradelle gets him out of the country al cheney has nowhere to go he goes on a 6 month long secret journey after the congolese defeat he wants to join a new guerilla front again. give our vote on national t.v. if you get. loose in a very well you know guys from me there on national t.v. you know god is only partly going to force yourself thank you have all well be on the in this business so we'll see you play him that i mean you should. castro also understands that the soviets don't want l.t. in cuba fidel needs to find a way out forgive him who is impatient to renew the fight it will be in bolivia fidel may have to face the wrath of the u.s.s.r. but if the chase exceeds the soviets will be forced to bow down before success. pointless let me see. i see a fair. shake. come back and say also this is when you know that he initially. he thanked the syrians that there isn't enough. i think fidel castro has shown should you need to give out believe he is actually you know met with the top to

in cuba che guevara criticizes the economic path the u.s.s.r. has chosen according to him cuba needs to follow its own path his stand is a threat to the economic agreements between the 2 countries the leader of the cuban revolution disapproves of the argentinian strategy castro take steps to reassess. sine. in 1964 fidel appoints him ambassador of the revolution to keep him away from cuba. villages. and. then dump. buff. on cornwall. for dell now uses ouchy to deal with the foreign affairs of cuba overseas give our is now in charge of advocating the cuban line. but the argentinean soon finds himself playing dangerous game a sign of soviet relationships a deteriorating chain makes repeated contact with the chinese his goal is to unite a nonaligned countries in the fight against imperialism. and. this approach is a departure from the soviet policy of peaceful coexistence for del castro is no a head of state whose fate is bound to moscow he's therefore forbidden to speak against this doctrine. elusive until it is seen to near me only use of utica i

get a chance to visit cuba but that doesn't mean you can't get a taste of cuban cuisine, media know chee closest thing to cuba right here in the bay area pm that there's some indiana about many that think of anna beat miami by way of the city by the bay deeply a california inspired but also the cuban influence. >>this tropical hot spot in san francisco's mission. >>caters to the call an airy curious and locals who long for the flavors of broken english and could call in cuba some of that is good as your mother you're doing owners justin barker in matalin marco spent time in cuba's kitchens and brought back local favorites like pot frist who banos with can see the shape. both of black beans and rice an infant not starting to thin on his right. >>and he hadn't been honest in cuba. no i haven't that's just like being in cuba. yeah, absolutely, and you didn't need a passport or a plane ticket right into your point knows it will be able to go to cuba let us not forget these ice cream pops with flavors like while the cheese cake and maria cookies or for the truly adventurous diners who want t

washington and now the south african president i understand will be acting in his capacity as african union che well my hope is for them to find a time line is responsive to changes in rainfall depending on the situation and that allows for the dam to be filled in as timely fashion of possible without damaging egypt's arable land i think part of the problem is that it's not just the water reaching egypt during the fill period but if there is a significant decrease that is not that it also could permanently damage a lot of the land as it's not absorbing enough water to maintain its fertility and that's actually a concern on the part of the egyptians hopefully the mediate party $69.00 states and the world bank which is observing can provide some sort of support to ethiopia that offsets the cost of that delay such as support infrastructure further for the export of electricity which is part of the plan and that's quite quite costly infrastructure and ethiopia currently has expended a lot of its its wealth and its capital building to stand on our rights has had the public directly to that. thank yo

inscripción termina el 31 de enero. ( musica ) >> es usted iolrante a la l lactosa hay varias opciones >> chembien hay sustitutos ella usa leche de alemmendra >> la estoy sumando a mucho de l lo que hacia en la casa >> la venta de leche no Ñlactea ha aumentado eln los ultimos tiempos >> (informacion en pantalla( >> y la tendencia va mas alla en una ecncuesta de consuimmo mae s los consumidores piensan que es mas saludable >> la leche de vaca es rica en s portew pro proteinas pero cuando la reem a reemplazas por leche verticalv d reducel las cantidad de calcio >> comeience con la leche de soa >> tiene la misma ctantidad de p pr proteina o mas y puede tener un contenido slaimilar de vitaminay sl similares >> la lelmendra es la mas popular pero este estudio dice que tiene baja calidad de pororoteinas y b baja cantidad la leche de avena tiene menos proteina la de coco tiene un sabor suacvve a coco a alta en grasas sauturadas >> es importante ctasonsultar s su doctor porque cada organismo es diferente si tiene una queja como consumidor lnlame al numer que esta en pantalla >> (informacion en pantal

revolution congress away feel castro is a feudal eastern not a communist or just for want of his country che wanted international revolution there came a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . a lifetime of emulation struck by stroke copying. selling reproductions can pay the bells but frustrate the artist. a pilgrimage to discover his hero inspires an awakening that it's more rewarding to create than to imitate. dreaming of vincent a witness documentary on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the board. take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. oh i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes evacuations from china and travel bans to the country the fight against coronaviruses stepped up as it's officially declared a global emergency. scuffles near the ox a mosque ahead of palestinian protest against president trump's middle east plan. at the heart of the im

pero estÁ el sabado pasado en la ciudad de santa rosa, un sujeto robÓ un negocio de prÉstamo che kangoo piden la colaboraciÓn de la comunidad para identificar al sospechoso bueno que me en pantalla o lo que alcanza a ver cualquier informaciÓn relacionada con este caso por favor reporte de inmediato a las autoridades. en otros asuntos gato por gran placer. quieren una tienda ataque donde se registrÓ una agresiÓn a una persona en silla de ruedas. en el video de seguridad se puede observar como sopetÓn ojal, hombre en silla de ruedas hasta tirarlo al peso, esto delante de otros compradores que estaban cerca de y la vÍctima habrÍa reclamado este hombre el estacionarse de manera indebida en un espacio para personas discapacitadas. el agresor fue identificado como en china, etxaide y es residente de san por otro lado, la fiscalÍa del condado de alameda, en coordinaciÓn, con otras organizaciones ofrecerÁn asesorÍa gratuita a personas que quieran limpiar po borrar su historial criminal, estaban ubicados en la biblioteca deje igual durante dos fines de semana con el fin de ayudar a quienes lo ne

we di up ches pretty gootota. an ch ofrain. we are still trailing averages in some cases, like livermore, big time. we picked up a few percentage points because of this storm. we still have a ways to go. despite all the rain we have had lately, we could use going not just a little bit tonight. more is on the way. we will have more details in the forecast a few minutes from now. >>> now our original series project home. san francisco has a new supervisor who, we hear, is even more liberal than the rest of the board. >> dean preston is a democratic socialist who has bold ideas to tackle the housing crisis. >> he let out his priorities to susie steimle. >> reporter: just when you thought san francisco couldn't be any more left leaning, this happens. >> democratic socialist dean preston voting for office. >> reporter: voters elected dean preston to the board of supervisors. he is a champion for tenants rights, and he is looking to shake up housing policy at city hall. >> i think people are ready for boulder solutions around housing

so che to seese how ch you could save. it only takes 5 minutes. the last day to enroll is january 31s soet covered today. hunker on the virus is now ill affecting more ople in china then sa did a number of people infected with the virus s gone way up in the past area local health departments are taking action to make sure the virus doesn't spread. there arcurrently no confirmed cases here in northern california but there a 2 confirmed cases in southern lifornia. local health officials say they are ready if the virus were to show up here in the bay area tonight many families are still trying to get out of united states whose chartered plane full of evacuees has landed in california today, them were not able to bod f that specific plane david kovar has more on t story. >>american flag in hand 8 year-old her mighty dickey was so close to returning to the united states ready to leave behind the locked down at th center of the deadly corona virus willhunt china butshe and her mom priscla never boarded and he has a half 201 other americandiget on the pl

it throws the calculation of washington to some extent intole che because it doesn't seem that it has any sympathy inside iran for the action it took and probably unid large segments of the iranian society against donald trump and his threats against iran. ros: the many years you've looking at iranian involvementdl in m eastern countries, do you think the death of one man can change the policy in the region in the way donald trump hopes it will do in particular inraq? >> extremely unlikely because it's not a one-person show. this is a foreign policy vision yearsas been in works for and the root causes of it comes from the iran-iraq war, that you have to have influences in countries around you so that you don't he to go through the war that w did after the invasion of iraq by the united states. the w idea they're coming for us next so the only way to stop that is to fight americans in aq before they get to tehran. this foreign policy doctrin has carried out -- been carried out by the irgc sense andi mr. soleim was key in it but definitely not the only one capable of carrying it out. ro

check state railways or che de is to this day one of the biggest employers in the town with its $50000.00 plus residence. tourism is another pillar of the local economy. the palace with its cliff top location the flood plains lining the banks of the elba and the sandstone cliffs make the area a popular destination for visitors including many from just across the border to germany. to change railway heritage also attracts its fair share of tourists. the past years to stay in a enveloping a 279 metres long railway tunnel has always been a much loved photo motif. its name means shepherd's rock from the german sheaf of itself a mispronunciation of sheaf of ont or crooked wall in the 1900 centuries it was a popular vantage point but when the elder valley lined opened in $851.00 only the wealthy could afford to take the train. people back then didn't take chains on a regular basis at that time no one would have dreamed of taking the train every day. but doing it once or twice a year was an option for people from rural areas as well or at least for the wealthier ones and a lot of people were ver

him sad but won't stop him from doing what he loves and it prompted his mother to check all him and che his safety precautions. >>> police clearing a homeless camp this evening. this marks the latest ople's p owned by uc. >>> in the north bay, neighbors are on edge after a homeowner shot at a suspected burglar. it happened this morning at 10:00 a.m. cornell bernard is on the story. >> it's interesting that the neighbor was armed and took defensive action. >> reporter: some neighbors are praising the actions of a homeowner who called 911 to report a suspected burglar was trying to break in. >> as we were responding to the call, we received additional information that the homeowner opened fire. >> reporter: police say the homeowner told them he fired at a man who had broken a window. the suspect described as a stocky man in his 50s, took off. possibly driving a silver station wagon. >> we did to the see anything that would tell us that the suspect was injured. >> frightening. >> reporter: marsha snyder was anything out of place, while others worried about the possibility of more break-ins

world market for maybe 5 computers back then computers were as big as a house and less powerful than che's pocket calculators watson never envisioned today's computer driven world or predicted that many of them would be made by his own company in the 1980 s. i.b.m. was the world's biggest computer manufacturer. unfolding in inventions potential can be a slow process and they often need a 2nd chance well if you do make it over the way to the top and is sitting pretty on the board of a company for example enjoy it because it could be over with practically no warning whatsoever it's a long way to full for the top if you're an executive and it can hurt that's exactly why i. set up an employment agency called the boardroom he too was once fun it is current company helps fold back onto their fate. ready close fair should give sucked executives a bridge back to gainful employment ready. he works with people who are used to being the boss and dictating events. when they get the boot the psychological toll can be considerable as is. the it's not uncommon for the firing to be pretty rather brutal an

of a rich history and go once range from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of che to the door to the sacred value of the past and to the century of much beach ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then be in the sacred following she cheryl has culture traditions for thailand but the big powers want it because it's the door much of which. kind of who is poor is divided down and i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins some farmers like it look east they believe their lives may change it will bring development to our community and country. a searching investigation into gun culture in the philippines. and the new ones that were put in place to control it and this country if you're not there right. so if your district the right of light of god orders you're not solv

that we see at these protests we also see other flags that are regular currencies like this one for che guevara and the flag of the palestinian territories over there all the sort of color that adds to almost every protest that we come to in front so just spotted what looks like quite a nice cargo placard here in paris it's a train let's have a chat to the person behind this. expect watch. have been on strike for 42 days which you know we really workers are striking against marcos engine room. michel i think we're witnessing some sort of humorous show here we've got some of the huge looks like the son of margaret thatcher and mr mack all that hair style this is really the heart of margaret thatcher particularly with what will look like to be pearls on the is around her. for me no protest in paris is complete in till we have met this gentleman this is john baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in so many 1st ashore porlock i'm joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democrati

. >>> plus, there is something very 1890s and a little ou to che at>>ed pltdyi, ngbout trhow one daughter are now spurring big change when it comes to an unusual medical procedure. >>> the 49ers kickoff in less than 48 hours from now. stadium. >>> one part of the team is finally back at full strength. why it'll make the big-game extra special for two key players. >> there like an old married couple. you go into the huddle and they're arguing about something and like are you guys even in the same game as me right now? >>> the next round of rain is coming in on saturday before the niners game, we will time that out in detail coming up in the forecast. we'll talk about how cold it will feel tomorrow morning coming right up. >> don't forget we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area. you can find is on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. denny's is making 2020 a super duper new year with a new super duper deal! now you get bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, and all you can eat pancakes a super duper new year with a new super duper deal! for only $7.99. the new super duper

soet's see how much reare going here che next way.here are really two distinct waves of rain that are coming through. this was the first one tonight. this is kind of dampen the roads a little bit. here comes the next one. this now sitting just on the border of sonoma county. we are seeing some of the rain from this right now just on the mendocino-sonoma county line. if we come back to the wide view is switch now from the high depth doppler and put it into futurecast and played ahead, there is 1:30 am. now we are getting into sunday morning. this is when we start to see the better bands up there. this is now 3 am. this is when the best of the organize rain comes there. but it quickly falls apart as it moves across the rest of the bay area. the we will see light rain from this as we get into the very early morning hours of sunday. even as late as 8:00, 9:00, maybe a sprinkle or two in the self-pay. by the time we get to 1 pm it is clear. you are going to get more blue sky for most of sunday. a littl damp if you step outside before about

common female directors patty jenkins woer woman 19 84 to the li llowed by ate ortland black widow che zhao is the eternals and mickey carro lime d mao surveyed more than 20 millennial film fans to compile the lis >>miley cyrus reportedly has settled a llion lawsuit ov her 2013 hit. we can't stop jamaican so writer michael may sued cyrus and her labe rca record for opyright iringement claiming the son closely resemblehis 1988 wh we run things according to reuters. the partiehave rehed a settlement no word how muchmoney will eventually change hands due to the deal in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a little peek outside we're tracking me chilly conditions around the bay area this morning. we're used to in ride we're in the middle. winter so you know grab that just know that it's in the e 30's and 40's around the bay area this morning checking out the bay bridge toll plaza there's a little bit of a backup and some of the cash lanes but a quiet trip int san francisco will take a look at that extended forecast whicdoes include a chance of rain are sevel chances of rain beautiful ot here dot

communist revolution not use newspapers you don't have a fidel you have this charismatic character che talking through radio or newspaper to masses this is people talking to each other and yet there is no leader how how can you look at a situation like that make any projection about where it's going to go what is the alternative what is the goal of this rebellion so this is the most important question i think of war. the nature of it tells us that it does not have a particular demand to take over government even if it says or how you go the guys because even though it says people want the down the downing of the regime in the end of the day what they actually want is the change the regime to be changed at least to change its ways and means why do we call them grassroots i think it was a century ago when the concept was 1st used which means from the soil up which means it's not directed by any kind of elite and that's why i stick to the concept of the arab spring regardless of what this and that american academic agrees or disagrees because the arab spring is not an event the arab sprin

him sad but won't stop him from doing what he loves and it prompted his mother to check all him and che his safety precautions. >>> police clearing a homeless camp this evening. this marks the latest confrontation at people's park owned by uc. >>> in the north bay, neighbodg shot at a suspected burglar. it happened this morning at 10:00 a.m. cornell bernard is on the story. >> it's interesting that the neighbor was armed and took defensive action. >> reporter: some neighbors are praising the actions of a homeowner who called 911 to report a suspected burglar was trying to break in. >> as we were responding to the call, we received additional information that the homeowner opened fire. >> reporter: police say the homeowner told them he fired at a man who had broken a window. the suspect described as a stocky man in his 50s, took off. possibly driving a silver station wagon. >> we did to the see anything that would tell us that the suspect was injured.igeng. >> reporter: marsha snyder was searching her garage for anything out of place, while others worried about the possibility of more br

so che to see how ch you could save. it only takes 5 minutes. the last day to enroll is january 31s so get covered tod. >>the tragic death of basketball legend kobe bryant has millions of peop around the world grieving and waiting for answers fans have een flocking to the staples cent in los angeles to pay their respects. connor pale there with the latt. the massive outpouring of emotion and grief continues today here in los angeles as lakers fans. >>flock to the staples center to y tribute to kobe yant. >>for the los angeles icon taken too soon the outpouring of love and sending well beyond the world of baetball. he had that type of leership quality. >>had so much more to give along those lines, fish stars celebrities in casual fans celebrating the uniqueness of a helicopter crh along with in his 13 year-old daughter anna and 7 others, his former teammatshaquille 'neal and a loss for words not doing well. >>im sick right now tuesday night laker game against the clippers was postpone the am is still grappling with the devastating loss not yet re

. >> telling us she started her che chemotherapy pills and that she's felling weal enough to teach. >ssroom and teach with my kids. everyone that is going through breast cancer right now, you guys can make it. >> and we are pulling for mrs. marshall. i'm david i come face to face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for gas-x maximum strength. it works fast. relieving pressure, bloating, and discomfort before you know it. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x >>> the first ban, criminal background checks for ten ants. sporters say this will help.hel. >> thanks for joining us. the goal is to help people trying to make a fresh start out of jail but it has land lords worried about the implications.. >> the thought is that housing applications have a check box on them. i asks have you ever been convicted of a felony? if that box is checked, it is likely that application or sometimes it will go into a rejection pile. that is about to change very soon that question will not be appearing on rental applications

t think announpetothink announpc t chef paumet chef pauauicit's c was, met chef pauew york citymet chenounpc chef pauew york city straight.c. was, chef pauew york city straight.c. t think announpetothink announpc chef pauew york city straight.Á. was, chgÁnchez] ork city straight.c. t think announpetothink announpc chÁnchez] ork city straight..Á. was, chÁnchez] ork city straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc chÁnchez] ork city straight..Á. was, chÁnchez] ork city straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc chÁnchez] oraight. straight..Á. was, chÁnchez] oraight. straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc chÁnchez] oraight. straight..Á. was, chÁnchez] oraight. straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc chÁnchez] oraight. straight..Á. was, chÁnchea oraight.. straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc d right, i lovd right,v right, i lovaight.. straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc lright, d right, i lovd right,v right, i lovaight.. straight..c. t think announpetothink announpc right, i lov d right, i lovd right,v right, i lovaight.. straight..c. t think announpeto

revolution communist away feel castro is a feudal east the not a commie stuff custer wanted his country chewanted international revolution became a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we'll bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in to what extent will china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. being eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to off planet on al-jazeera. the on. al-jazeera. back to this is the news hour live for model headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes china is rapidly building a hospital in the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak as the w.h.o. debates whether to call it a global emergency. the u.s. says 700000 people are fleeing to or sickies border with syria following a surge in asked strikes on it late province. and have gone to extraordinary lengths to put a muzzle on john

that we see at these protests we also see other flags that are regular currencies like this one for che guevara and the flag of the palestinian territories over there also the color that adds to almost every protest that we come to in front of just spotted what looks like quite a nice cargo placard here in paris it's a train let's have a chat to the person behind this. expect watch. it go on have been on strike for 42 days we were away workers are striking against americans pension reform michel i think we're witnessing some sort of humorous show here we've got some. the huge looks like then have the son of moderate such share and missed a mac coal that hair style a's and in disabused see believe art of market share if you take you with the well lit like to be pearls on the a is around her oh big big for me no protest in paris is completes intil we have met this chain clue and this is your own back to east and every protest he is out with a new so i knew in this distinctive at coloring buzzers or straw money 1st are straw poll like i'm a joining the flight for social justice the environ

he took scout to the university of wisconsin school of veterinary medicine where he got che chemotherapy, radiation. and tonight, scout getting another new treatment. he's doing well. and to say thank you, that ceo got an idea. this year's ad? >> hi. i'm scout. and i'm a lucky dog. and it's not just because i found this cool stick. or that i was in the weathertech commercial on the big game last year. it's that i'm a cancer survivor. >> scout thanking his own team. >> i'm alive thanks to a cutting edge program at the university of wisconsin school of veterinary medicine. >> tonight, weathertech asking people to donate to that medical center so they can continue their research. so, as america cheers on the chiefs and the 49ers, we're cheering on scout and his owner and those workers all cheering for the same thing. >> made in america! >> we are definitely tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give

sending us this photo taken just yesterday during her che chemotherapy.sent us a message just today. >> hi, david. >> hey, david, this is frank. >> reporter: frank knows so many saw that moment in the stands, but for him, the lesson behind it all is an easy one. >> family always comes first. we've been really close ever since i was been, she's always been there for me. >> reporter: and about his grandmother? >> she's a strong woman. she's beat it once. i think they is beat it again. >> reporter: that night, frank's team won. they finished the season undefeated. now, he turns to the fight off the field. frank and the grandmother who has been there from the start. and we're rooting for his grandmother. she's done a great job with frank. good night. >>> now news to build a better bay area. >> the rain started coming down hard overnight in the north bay. you can see it here in the video in the sonoma county town of windsor. >> the rain came down with a fury this morning. rain drops were just bouncing off the asphalt. even an umbrella wasn't enough to keep peo

revolution communist away feel castro is a feudal east the not a commie stuff just for want it is country che wanted international revolution they came a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . join me mary often as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. welcome to al-jazeera i'm martine dennis with the top stories the world health organization is to decide later today whether to declare the coronavirus a global health emergency is about to begin a meeting in geneva the death toll meanwhile in china has reached 178000 people are infected more and more countries are imposing restrictions on travelers russia's announced it's closing several of its direct border crossings with china and in italy around 6000 passengers are stranded on board t

revolution communist always feel castro is a futile east another commie mr castro wanted his country che wanted international revolution there came a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . root. headlines this hour on al-jazeera japan south korea and the u.k. all stepping up the evacuation of their citizens from china in response to the corona virus outbreak americans are now being advised to avoid traveling to china and. that the world health organization which has declared the virus a global public health emergency thailand also confirming its 1st case total number more than 200 people dead from the outbreak in china nearly 10000 fact it and ukraine's president is calling for the u.s. to take a more active position in setting the conflict with russian backed separatists sectors state my pump is in ukraine as the impeachment trial against donald trump prepares to vote on whether to call witnesses or not. meanwhile hundreds of people protesting in gulzar against u.

. >> [che

are out and about he says car rentals are large targets to toughest years so why does he like many che's a you know your favorite for me is just getting worse as the bush and more out of control figure it out. >>we can say for everybody. >>the reason visitors say the ramp in car break ins are unacceptable and the city needs to do more the neighborhoods scheduled a meeting with their board supervisor next wednesday to discuss this issue and hopefully come up with some solutions in san francisco. taylor is sackey kron 4 news. well to the peninsula now sam's friends is cutting a bus service that serves about 500 passengers a day so starting on january 19th the sam's friends ecr rapid express bus. >>it will stop running from daly city to redwood city. sam tran spokesperson says that they're cutting the route because of a major shortage of bus drivers. >>the operator shortages actually a nationwide problem is hitting a bus agencies in the bay area particularly hard with our high cost of living. >>well discontinuing the route as part of a process of sam's friends is using to offset 45 bacon bu

i am nejra che ridge -- studying the ship. sees the first acceleration in investment since june. data point to a solid consumer. the eu trade chief uses his first washington trip to warn against protectionism. we spoke to him exclusively on resetting relations. >> this is the objective of the visit, to try to reset the relationship. find common ground with the u.s.. we start on a positive note. >> funding the deficit. the u.s. will start issuing twenty-year bonds for the first half of 2020. this as steven mnuchin reviews ultra long bonds amid a no rate environment. it is a risk on this friday. green on the screen in asia after we hit records in all -- a lot of the consumer data, the treasury moves higher. the yen at an eight month low. we get all the action from around the world. join us to discuss, annmarie hordern in london. and juliette saly in singapore. let's kick things off with you. boom one looking like a for asian investors. >> we had that muted reaction immediately following the signing of the deal. trading at 18 mon

i'm nejra che pitch in london. manus: here is what you need to know for the day ahead.0 professional traders. this is what keeps them up. >> we have in the markets trade concerns, central banks and beyond, but above all else, traders say the number one fear is the lack of liquidity and this is at least the second year in a row it has been the number one source of anxiety in the jp morgan survey. the questionnaire was conducted before the middle east tensions between the u.s. and iran flared up and before the latest coronavirus outbreak, so those are noticeably absent from the list. still, liquidity worries earned nearly twice as much as the next biggest fear, and jp morgan itself has done a lot of research showing that market players are less capable of absorbing shocks than they have been in history. beyond that, traders said trade tensions will have the greatest market impact this year followed recession. of thank you very much. prepare for shocks. are we prepared for shocks? -- there at extreme levels ahead of one of the most uncertain u.k. industry decisions in year

revolution covering this away feel castro is a feudal east the not a communist the just ruins of his country che wanted international revolution there came a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . hello again i'm adrian finnegan in the top stories on al-jazeera china's health ministry says that the corona virus is spreading faster 56 people have now died nearly 2000 are infected china has banned or wildlife trade the source of the virus is believed to be a seafood market in central china maybe $60000000.00 people are under lockdown. and based on the knowledge we now have this is an emerging and new disease and the knowledge we have is quite limited we're not very clear about the source of the disease i mean fiction's a not under our control so based on the changes and the evolving nature of the in fictions we would continue to improve measures and implement tell policy so that we would be fully prepared and that we can enhance so preparedness to respond to the possible cha

the rich history and the ones ranged from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of che to the door to the sacred body of the past and to the century of much petri ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then be the sacred folly she sure has culture traditions for thailand but the big powers want to because it's the door much of which. kind of who is poor is dividing them and then i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins some farmers like it look east they believe their lives may change bring development to our community and country. the end. is iraq. hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes committed to a lasting cease fire in libya world leaders at a un backed summit agree a polit

i suspect he feels confident che rule other eight, nine months and wait out donald trump. >> thank youo much. >>> next on gps, is russia's president putin setting himself up to rule russia for 30 years or even more? he made political moves this week that have people talking. we will discuss when we come back. don't want to wait weeks for your tax refund? then you have a reason to go to jackson hewitt today. you could get up to $3,200 the day you file with an express no fee refund advance loan. that's money fast. like, today fast. don't wait weeks. go to jackson hewitt today. ♪ introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. (burke) we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "gold medal grizzly." (sports announcer) what an unlikely field in this final heat. hang on... you're about to see history in the making. (burke) not exactly a skinny dipper, but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two

what i am hearing is che not make a decision until after all the q&a is completed. he is very much in play. it's fascinating because he is somebody who came up with mcconnell. he is close to the majority leader. he is someone who worked closely to secure in the resolution a vote on witnesses and, yet, we still don't know exactly where he stands. when he was negotiating on that revolution, i am told it was more as sort of the middleman between susan collins and mcconnell. because he sort of speaks both of their language. he understands collins' concerns and he understands the pressure the majority leader is under. certainly still the person to watch. >> it's hard to come up with one republican senator who looks like he or she might be coming up with witnesses, i listened closely, rob portman was on a lot of the questions that were these softball lobs to the president's touchdowners here. questions why is the president's case so great. >> i'm not being literal there. but they were basically along those lines, it's pretty clear where rob portman is going there. do you