i sandra here to long for us in bogota with that update. thank you. the navy coast guards in the philippines are searching for a sunken tank that's creating a huge oil spill threatening protected that marina is most been described as a potential environmental disaster. while the slick now measures more than 24th square kilometers, the empty princess empress sank in rough seas and deep water on tuesday. the crew of safely, but the exact location of the wreck is still unknown or affairs. most of the 800000 liters of diesel fuel on board as yet to leak from its tanks. bonnet below has more from the oriental in the room in the philippines. well, the oil spill off the island of been doro, which is where we are right now, has shrunk to about 3 kilometers long, from 6 kilometers in length. yesterday, that's based on the aerial surveyed that the philippine coast guard did earlier in the day. officials of the philippine coast guard delphi arising that the bulk of that oil spill is a diesel oil from the engine of the oil tanker rather than from the 800000 liter

a otro artista en bogotÁ. estamos junto a ellos. no se lo puede perder en primer impacto.>>domingo 19 de marzo y estas son las noticias. mÁxima expectativa polÍtica ante el posible arresto de trump. aseguran que no se dejarÁ intimidar. familiares de la soldado hispana marcharon para pedir una investigaciÓn concluyente sobre la muerte de la joven en la base militar. >>estoy devastada. >>luego de dos asesinatos este fin de semana, las autoridades imponen un toque de queda para tratar de controlar la violencia. comenzamos. >>esta es la visiÓn nocturna de fin de semana. fÉlix: el mundo de la polÍtica estÁ en alerta tras la declaraciÓn de trump que la fiscalÍa ordenarÍa su arresto el martes. trÓn llamÓ a sus seguidores a que salgan a protestar si lo arrestan. >>aumentan las reacciones al mensaje del presidente, donald trump, donde dice que serÁ arrestado e invita a protestar. dicen que el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes pidiÓ una investigaciÓn. >>la idea de acusar a un ex—presidente de los estados unidos es preocupante para mÍ, como lo es para decenas de estadounidens

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so columbia wants to hobble escobar, legacy late drug in imported and red apartments, and bogota wants to transfer at least 70 of them to india and mexico to control their population. in the navy giants are an environmental threads the money and their territorial. and we're here to 3 times the number it'll take. one heath of runs, health minister says an investigation is under way into allegations that religious groups may be targeting school girls in poison attacks. hundreds of girls are thought to have been affected by toxic gas. a dozens of schools, several politicians claim groups opposing girls. education are to blame for the attacks. a school day that ended in the hospital. i feel pain in my chest and when i walk my legs shake a bit. when i stand up, i feel dizzy, and my entire body feels very numb. which means i can't walk. you can call go back in one of the workshop. there was a smell that was like the smell of paint. so we evacuated the students. these are the latest victims of alleged poisonings that have sickened hundreds of female students from thousands of schools since no

i mean when, when, if my name is daniella killed england, i'm from bogota, columbia. i'm 26. yeah. it is relatively difficult in columbia for doctors to specialize in idol. there just aren't any residency spots and specializing is really expensive. i think i have better cobra as one of the world's leading university. we need procedure for recognizing the qualifications of doctors trained outside the country. you want to specialize. they have to take 2 different tests, opening nato for them. i mean what symptoms, what acute symptoms they're experiencing in leather on the prophy. and the 2nd is a state exam to make sure that foreign doctors have the medical knowledge, they know my colleagues have been a really big help. frank and even little means that i've received a lot of support here in germany, allowed us. i speak german, but there are still a few what lumber the team works well together. i feel supported and i've learned a lot. i already neil of his glue. ambia and practice every day of the german is a difficult language in pico ne patient. yeah, let me ask you this. if we had

en bogotÁ, colombia, vaquero, univisiÓn.l presidente gustavo petro, que tendrÁ su ex pareja, quien denunciÓ acercamiento del presidente y sus familiares con narcotraficantes. jorge: en estado unidos un juez de carolina del sur condenÓ al ex abogado alex murdaugh a dos cadenas perpetuas sin posibilidad de libertad condicional por los asesinatos de su mujer y de su hijo en 2021, aunque siempre se declarÓ inocente y nunca mostrÓ remordimiento, sÓlo tres horas de deliberaciones el jurado lo declarÓ culpable de los asesinatos. ilia: en texas el impacto de los tornados ha dejado una estela de destrucciÓn en viviendas, negocios y la infraestructura de servicios bÁsicos. miles de usuarios estÁn sin electricidad, varios distritos escolares suspendieron las clases y cientos de vuelos tuvieron que ser cancelados. marlene guzmÁn los tiene las imÁgenes. marlene: en uno de los complejos de departamentos mÁs afectados en dallas las imÁgenes hablan por sÍ solas. la destrucciÓn aquÍ es impresionante, en este departamento de trabajadores hisp

se presenta en el festival en bogotÁ. >>> gracias por ra acompaÑarnos.idente donald trump por los pagos a la actriz porno stormy daniels. si habrÁ una acusaciÓn ¿cuÁl es lo Último cristina?. >>> hola, guadalupe. bienvenido a tu casa. te puedo decir que no hay informaciÓn oficial, porque el fiscal distrital dice que no co comenta ningÚn proceso judicial, que adelante un gran jurado. sabemos que fueron citados a trabajar hoy en el edificio aqÍi a mis espaldas. sobre lo que sÍ estÁ comentando alvin bragg es la carta que leen vairn la mayorÍa de la cÁmara de representantes. dicen que lo quieren investigar, porque todo esto es algo polÍtico. bragg dice una investigaciÓn sin precedentes. los condena por estar adelantando esta investigaciÓn. dice que todo esto, viene luego que donald trump creara una falsa expectativa que lo iban a arrestar. interviniera un cruce de fuego. estamos a la espera de la posible acusaciÓn criminal, serÍa histÓrica, no sabemos si se va a dar ni si se da esta áqsp'a entrante. sabemos que el fiscal distrital... >>> hablando de temas rep

in years, dozens of american diplomats and government officials and places as far flung as hanoi bogota. washington, australia, moscow, and elsewhere reported symptoms associated with vanna syndrome. even the c, i a's former station chief and moscow resigned from the agency and led a lawsuit saying that he too was a victim of havana syndrome. and that the cia was not taking him or other victim seriously. doctors now confirm that this syndrome is real. there is verifiable, damage done to victims, and many of them can show evidence of traumatic brain injuries. but there is no treatment, no rhyme or reason why some individuals seem to be targeted while others do not. and no admission from any element of the u. s. government that this is real and that something needs to be done about it. we're happy to be joined by doctor landed len berg. he's a russia born physician who came to the united states in 1994 to work for a pharmaceutical company in houston, texas. a naturalized citizen, len resides in suburban, chicago with his partner of 20 years, and he works in the regulatory field. in 2019,

my theory bogota in columbia is 2600 meters high. so let's see how it goes with i start tricking up the highest point to taking the views. oh, the crimson hospital. now perch above a reservoir has been unimportant sub for travelers crossing the alps on foot since the middle ages. but in 1929 it had to give way to the dumb was, and it was subsequently rebuilt on a rock. ah, marcus, my aunt has been running to place since 2019 also to my soul, why should someone visit the hotel games in hospital of a minute? i'd say it's a unique place in winter, at least in switzerland, if not world wide, all the journey alone is worth it with the tunnels power thompson, the crystal gorge. then you get the panorama in this quiet room to hold on. is that what is that like for you to run a hotel here in the middle of nowhere of an hotel, he had to light managing a hotel. he is of course, very exciting. it's nice but very demanding. at the same time, we exclusively use fresh projects in our kitchen, and that has to be transported abo daily, twice a week.

the festival art foundation in the heart of bogotÁ is diego's new home where he spends eight hours ah his new family. in just two years' time, he has improved significantly to become the foundation's most promising dancer. according to foundation's director marleny hernandez, he's not the same strange kid who first showed up at their doorstep. marleny: oh no, no, no. when diego showed up here with his little cap, the way he looked, i thought, oh my god. reporter: diego was already too old, thin, and weak. then the transformation began, and his poise, grace, power, and endurance quickly developed, along with an unshakeable self-confidence that he didn't have when he first arrived. all the students here come from poor families. marleny hernandez used her own money to start the foundation to help them. she is always on the lookout for new sponsors, because she can't rely on the state for help. marleny: these are people with a lot of spirit who are working hard to make their dreams come true. they are driven to succeed so that they can survive. they have the same rights and serve the sam

our latin america correspondence we call a rece, met a group of women outside of the capitol bogota in neva. that's working on healing the wounds of the past, and there is to dream of a truly peaceful columbia baked dreams often starts small in neva. they start with savory, ucita biscuits, a specialty from the region and full of women here, a symbol for peace. they have all been touched by war. some were thought of members . some were victims of columbia's armed conflict. now they worked shoulder to shoulder. i've been in the beginning when we meet the victims for the 1st time. it's about understanding the pain that our our la life has inflicted on them in, in that i got together a and then that last e lives about understanding and telling them that we are here for them at a corner fair and to acknowledge and work hand in hand if we're trying to make up one way or the other. now what that am i made an look sad and vocal as a teenager, media out of the law joined the father. they trained her as the nurse. she believed in the groups message of social justice, but over the years she came

it's about 30 percent in other cities, it's much, much worse. 3rd spot goes to bogota. residents of the colombian capital spend an average of 230 hours a year going nowhere fast. that's almost 10 full days. the frustration can sometimes boil over ah, number 2, bengal in 2019 drivers in the indian mega city spent an average of 243 hours stuck in traffic. ah, but when it comes to road leading congestion look no further then maneuver. researchers worked out that in 2019 rude users in the capital of the philippines. last 257 hours of their lives to the daily commute to many self absorb drivers with big egos crammed into narrow spaces. anti waste by contrast are always busy, but never congested. how did they manage that? can communicate by a sense, they have plans to produce them. various pheromones convey information such as danger, food all this way, and think it's long for that community that the system up to them. they want to have a working flow which is not stopped by individuals so we can learn from the end. but i don't think this one can teach the people to behave li

it's much, much worse. 3rd spot goes to bogota. residents of the colombian capital spend an average of 230 hours a year going nowhere fast. that's almost 10 full days. the frustration can sometimes boil over, ah, number 2, bengal in 2019 drivers in the indian mega city spent an average of 243 hours stuck in traffic. ah, but when it comes road leading congestion look no further than manila researchers worked out that in 2019 rude users in the capital of the philippines. last 257 hours of their lives to the demon commute to many self absorbed drivers with big egos crammed into narrow spaces. anti waste by contrast are always busy, but never congested. how did they manage that? all medical and answer communicate via sent. they have plans to produce them various pheromones, convey information such as danger, food all this way. you have a community that want to have the system up to that one through a working on a flow which is not stopped by individuals. so we can run from the and i don't think that one can teach the people to behave l

i'm from bogota, columbia. i'm 26 years old. and at the moment i work as a doctor in berlin in columbia. is it a little? it's relatively difficult in columbia for doctors to specialize in idol. there just aren't any residency spots and specializing is really expensive. i think i have better career opportunities here. and i live in germany. doctors receive a monthly salary during their residency. that's completely out of the question in colombia. really feel in saudi, i think as one of the world's leading university hospitals. we welcome people from all over the world to empower health care science and teaching only money at the national process will. germany has a unique procedure for recognizing the qualifications of doctors trained outside the country. you want to specialize. they have to take 2 different tests, opening nato for them are 1st. they take an oral exam to determine whether they have the linguistic skills needed to practice medicine in german or it ambient that they can speak while enough to attend to patients and

government. plans to reach peace in the country, alessandro rom pietro with a late his life for us in bogota. thank you. a funeral has been held in the occupied westbank for a 15 year old palestinian killed by the israeli army on thursday. mohammed the dazzling was shot after israeli forces entered the town of a zoom in the occupied west bank. 2, others were wounded including a child who is in critical condition. and israel forces have fire tear gas on foreign and israeli demonstrators marching in solidarity with the palestinian residence of hawaii and the occupied west bank. settlers set fire to hundreds of homes and cars in the town last week. that happened after a palestinian kill 2 israelis in the area who what a remains under locked down thar hierarchy has the latest. hey, just outside of hell, why are the town that was pushed by hundreds of israeli settlers earlier in the week? these righty forces have been inside hawaii for days now shop over on the lock down . and there's also a protest, hey, by israelis, or have i said in solidarity with the palestinians on water, who had their home

as a man she base in bogota. her early morning military drills by these new female recruits. there among the 1st 1300 women to voluntary enlists in columbus army in more than 2 decades. oh, the physical exercises are grueling and the hours long, but they say they're up for the challenge and happy to be able to serve live as in not only only that, it's a tremendous opportunity. we have the same abilities as men and the physical requirements of the same. we expect no preferential treatment for being women. it fills me with pride that we are eligible for service once again. for those like many here, duma, barry says she always wanted to be a soldier, but lack the money to pay for a military academy. she hopes this will be a gateway to achieve it from her pursuing a professional career is too expensive for many, but now we have an opportunity to be here and do what we always wanted, where the uniform and serve our country. recruits were received 3 months of training here before being assigned to a base across the country, earning a monthly stipend of about $80.00. oh yeah. any al

he w's latin america corresponded nicole wrists, traveled to neva near bogota to bring you this next story. baked dreams often start small. in neva, they start with savory, achieve at biscuits, a specialty from the region, and for the women here, a symbol for peace, they have all been touched by war. some were thought of members. some were victims of columbia's armed conflict. now they worked shoulder to shoulder. i've been in the beginning when we meet the victims for the 1st time. it's about understanding the pain that are real alive has inflicted on them in, in that area, get a gala a and then their loss e lives about understanding and telling them that we are here for them are back when the fed and to acknowledge and work hand in hand, if we're trying to make up one way or the other. now what that am? i made a look sad. and bobo as a teenager, media, out of the law joined the father. they trained her as the nurse. she believed them the groups message of social justice, but over the years she came to support peace. she was a signatory of the 2016 peace deal. as was the father of h

if you fly, then twisted transfers through the peruvian lima through the colombian bogotá or even through panama here and all sorts of young people can handle it, and lenin is moray, however. he is also threatened with house arrest, because he is over 65, and after that in ecuador to prison do not plant. but one way or another, i am glad that the judge made a decision that was in line with humanism humanism, because initially the proposal was neither humane nor humane. let's remember more. issues of ecuadorian news, of course, flashes and the incumbent president, he is now also in the wheelchair of the consequences of the operation, but of course, and a symbol of how he lost the recent referendum with a bang in the wake of impeachment being prepared against him now. well, let's say, and this is just a background problem, a local one, and here are the associations. it was from the embassy of ecuador in london was dragged by julianandzha the decision that he could no longer be there was taken by lenin, now he himself calls for humanism and, by his example, is understandable in world politic

reveal weapons and a large amount of ammunition still hands on al jazeera whereas a military base in bogota to meet some of columbia's 1st female army recruits and more than 2 decades. and how an ongoing heat wave and receding flood voices a killing of marine life in australia. ah ah, hello. there will have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and much of the unsettled weather can be found across northern parts of the region, but we will see some of that rain start to shift its way south of the next few days . the area of low pressure, however, has already caused flooding into kiya and syria. you can see some of that rain intensifying across northern areas of iraq and pulling into iran with snow on the mountains. now the wet and windy conditions continue to affect eastern areas of the mediterranean. we could see some of those clouds bring some of that rain across parts of saudi arabia, into guitar and the u. e sunday. in to monday. certainly by monday you can see some of the heaviest rain falling across parts of oman and yemen. now we could see a shower or 2, maybe even

i heard from one woman living in a poor neighborhood in bogota, where supplies, arts gas his, her story, me know, but i had you on our lane, sad thing. my name is joanna valencia. i'm 28 years old. i live in the debris known in your neighborhood in the south of booker. they are gone miss that i see was at what i arrived with my 3 kids 4 years ago, displeased by the violence in the chuckle. region, many office law with it. but i said a lot. and since the 1st day we never had access to water for a house will cause personal hygiene. cleaning, it's very complicated. ok, i know that parts of the neighborhood receive water late at night at times every 3 or 4 days. i depend on the good heart of neighbors that share some of their water with me. what are they on okay, and law where that i don't forget, they are working in a valley. i love base and work. he is a security guard. there are days that i don't bring any food at work because i have no water to cook. he only does that and i work tomorrow, but my uniform is dirty because i haven't been able to wash it now. i mean. c i hope same with my k

nigeria time for a short break here in al jazeera when we come back and wait at a military base in bogota to meet some of columbia's 1st female army recruits more than 2 decades. and how an ongoing heat wave and seating suck water coming off marine life must radio or not stay with the law. will the law win with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look. good us politics. the bottom line on counting the calls will borton's new plan to bring people back into the workforce help. we can make right good. the collapse of silicon valley bank mino rethink on interest rights plus australia wants to create a new fleet of nuclear power. stop the massive price counts the cost on al jazeera, but it hasn't been done before. it can be done even better. as long as a human being is doing it, you can do it, no matter how you possibly it looks. it's you to putting the effort to put in the lock and you will have to be pati

i heard from one woman living in a poor neighborhood in bogota in columbia. last supplies, i guess his, her story in her own words mean on, but i do on our lindsey. my name is tuan valencia. i'm 28 years old. i live in the to be no new neighborhood in the fact of quarter go miss that. i see was what i read to my 3 kids 4 years ago, displeased by the violence in the chuckle region when you but i said, she's the 1st day. we never had access to water for our household course, personal hygiene, cleanings. it's very complicated. i kind of the parts of the neighborhood, christine watson, late at night a times every 3 or 4 days. i depend on the good heart of neighbors that share some of the water with me. well, the own, okay. in the web. i don't even know, but i'm working as a security guard. there are days that i don't bring any food at work because i have no water to cook it and i work tomorrow, but my uniform is dirty because i haven't been able to wash it with it. i hope same with my kids, school uniform, their shoes. i have loads of dirty dishes because i haven

t has more from the capital bogota. the announcements came after many hours of negotiations by the minister of defense, the minister of the interior, with the farmers and indigenous people that had retained the police officers and the oil workers. be those published by the defense ministry show. the police officers stepping off a truck and greeting he van velasquez. the defense minister. this development was obviously a huge relief, not only for the family of the hostages, but also for the government that had insisted that the release had to be the 1st steps for the government to negotiate with the protesters is from chris to it is a gesture that mislead reconsideration of many issues around in the treatment of social conflict in columbia. i will personally dialogue with the farmers about their needs and the complaints the claims. and i asked the entire popular movement in general his and rural urban. to see that this is a government of dialogue, a government that belongs to them. and under these terms, violent actions

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t has more on this from bogota. have a pet or the president sent out a tweet and then a video again on twitter essentially saying that. busy all the police man and the oil workers that had been held hostage had been released. he said that this was a result of the, the go she ations brought forth by the minister of defense, the interior minister that i've worked through denied. and then all day, today on friday to manage the deal. guineas military leader has criticize what he call the degrading treatment of sub saharan africans into nicea. dozens of going to ins have been repatriated off to nice. is president accused margaret of creating a crime wave? the situation has been very difficult to live in health. we don't go out. people who have papers are afraid to go out. when we go out the catches and put us in jail, people talk about recreation. normally they send you to the airport, but they have prepared, special prison for subs horns. when they catch you, they said you did. there are many means who are in prison. th

. >> reporter joining me live from bogota. what are the governments doing to get the americans back? >> reporter: the authorities are conducting search and rescue operations across the border area in particular in matamoros. and you can see from the images that yesterday there was increased police presence especially from federal mexican police. and at the same time the fbi is conducting their investigation on the northern side of the border. and they visited the hotel where the four u.s. citizens were staying. and at the same time the department of state is once again reiterating that the border area is not a safe place for u.s. citizens and for other locals. have a listen. >> we're standing ready to provide all appropriate consular assistance and we remind americans about the existing travel guidance when it comes to this part of mexico, the travel advisory for tamaulipas, and we encourage americans to heed the advice. >> reporter: and i think the words of ned price give us the opportunity to remark that what happened south

death toll now stands at 21 people after an expel explosion in a coal mine just an hour north of bogotaed non-stop for over 30 hours searching for bodies and survivors in the rubble according to the ap, officials said all the workers in the mine have been accounted for. >>> in africa, 400 people across malawi and mozambique are dead after a brutal tropical cyclone that made landfall a couple of weeks ago then came back for a second time this past weekend. tens of thousands of others are now displaced. even as the cyclone has disapated, the region still at risk of more flooding. >>> tensions on the rise after mourners laid four palestinians to rest. palestinian officials say they were killed by an undercover israeli army raid. this is happening just one day after a wave of demonstrations in israel against the plan by prime minister netanyahu to overall the nation's judiciary system for more on that, let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent, raf sanchez. good morning what more can you tell us? >> good morning. starting in the opened west bank, we are seeing more bloodshed. as you sai

government allow women not to take thei husbands last name thousands of women took to the streets in bogotÁde and deman further protection for women's rights interestingly, just last, year at columbia decriminalized worship to the 24th week throughout brazil, women marched for their, right president lula da silv announcing measures to achieve equal pay, reduced under based violence and bolster women's health care, in manila, th philippines, women march for better jobs and fair wages, an were met with police pushback. in paris, madrid, berlin, wome showed up to demand the whic got finally closed around th world women are calling fo quality, the quality that seem elusive as time goes on. here in america, work remain to be done as -- mostly to the gender wage gap. that is collected by the commonwealth fund found that the u.s. has the highest maternal matola rate of an wealthy nation disproportionately affecting women of color particularl black women, and this year abortion is now illegal in 1 states, and highly restricte in over half the country some people are being forced t carry pregnancies

he was born in bogota, colombia, moved to the u.s. when he was 6.r, and after law school he became a prosecutor in manhattan and later the state's a.g. office he was appointed to the bench in 2006 by mayor michael back-to-schoolberg lawyers describe him as a meticulous and careful jurist, someone who reads every file and every footnote donald trump is already attacking him, falsely stating in a recent truth social post that this judge was hand picked by bragg trump said the judge strong armed allen weisselberg and treated my companies which didn't plead viciously >>> president biden has just landed in jackson, mississippi, moments ago, he is there to get a firsthand look at the recovery efforts after the deadly torna tornados that tore through the state. he does not seem likely to talk about his predecessor's indictment joining us from the white house, kelly o'donnell. reporters actually tried to ask the president about his indictment what was his response? >> reporter: well, i was among the group of reporters who were on the south lawn earlier this

i was under m b as he joins us live now from bogota. tell us more about a pupa behind his hostage taking. and what they are calling for well mariam, there is subsistence subsistence farmers and indigenous populations. they live in a rural area in southern columbia that has been long, neglected by the columbia and governments and go to be in states. they also were at the center of the internal colombian con snake, that pretty much up to the signing of the b feel in 2016 that was in the area with a big influence of fire gravels. and since then, they haven't really seen the benefits that was promised that they were expecting after the signing of that p steel. this protest in particular that had been ongoing now for over a month, had to do the or a stand by the fact that this oil company that is operating in their territory has damage the main road that connects that area to the closest town. and that these people used to move their produce to the closest the market. they had reached the deal with the previous government to have the van to

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