there are some individuals who studied argentina for many years. i can't get my head around parent is a. the existence of right-wing nationalism and persistence of right-wing nationalism is difficult for cold war scholars to get their heads around. bolivia-right-wing nationalism has played a big role. all of these nationalists competent the picture. it grace this cornucopia of the parties. i dropped about five other isms to talk about it. it can get quite disorientating. i begin my first book about bolivia to talk about the bolivian public. when i went there, i had to stay for years and years to get my head around all of the movement. there is that. there is a u.s. diplomat who wrote in 1965 back to washington into differento bolivian labor buildings and talk about how they should put a red star above some of these mining camps. world of 46unist different varieties. you do see quite a lot of -- thealism, bolivia last and that makes it so heard it saide that it is a island in reverse. they have very strongly demarcated borders in chile. you have a s

top bank ad says mockery fighting to silence dissent that's president machree in argentina but pedre biscay is the former head of the central bank in argentina and he says his firing was a political move why because and i quote he was criticized critical of mockeries normal effect of policies failing what he promised during his campaign so he's winning about this at a very interesting time because philip hammond is over there letting him cry on his shoulder by the looks of things i thought was sure that's exactly the story but yes it has an american backed government now allegedly cia involved after the kirshner's who are part of the pink in them a door on the charges is already corruption being being alleged here forty thousand bankers investment bankers from the city of london they may have to leave because of bricks it is that enough should have been more than forty thousand well apparently wasn't going to be any according to the brits to tears so it's forty somewhere between nought and four hundred thousand i think we can safely say we've got those figures roughly right within th

it's difficult because eventually i will run out of things. >> nearly 1/5 of argentina's workforce isd in manufacturing and the plight is simply -- the somatic of a national trend. employment in the sector is -- as a whole dropped by 4.6% with 58,000 jobs lost. this administration agreed to help unions and companies in troubled industries to lower label -- labor and other cost. bryan: time for a check on the markets. european indexes gaining as investors look ahead to remarks from the meeting of central bankers and wyoming today. most expecting stimulus programs to stay in place. in paris just under 3% as the most recent consumer confidence shows a 1% drop in office. new figures on the frankfurt dax show strong growth in consumer confidence. amazon's whole foods acquisition looks to be kicking off in the u.s. and the ftse 100 gaining 4/10 midday. accusedhorities have two managers at a french bank in participation in a scheme to participate libor. it is used to set borrowing prices on consumer credit products. this has resulted in roughly $9 billion in fines to banks worldwide. softban

periodista: una larga noche en argentina, el proceso electoral tenÍa como fin definir los candidatos determinar si la expresidenta cristina fernÁndez tiene la suficiente fuerza polÍtica para aspirar a la casa rosada. ella busca un escaÑo como senadora en la provincia de buenos aires hablÓ con sus seguidores esta madrugada. este martes se cumplen 100 aÑos del natalicio del beato Óscar romero, en el salvador se llevÓ a cabo una peregrinación para conmemorar la fecha. arnulfo romero denunciÓ injusticias. fue asesinado por un francotirador cuando oficiaba una misa en marzo de 1980, en el inicio de la guerra civil en el salvador que durÓ 12 aÑos. el 15 de agosto se llevarÁ a cabo una misa en la catedral metropolitana. el vicepresidente de los estados unidos mike pence, llegÓ a colombia para iniciar una gira por cuatro paÍses de amÉrica latina. pence se reuniÓ con juan manuel santos, quien lo recibiÓ en cartagena. hablaron de asuntos de relaciÓn bilateral y de temas regionales, del tema venezuela y reiterÓ santos que una intervenciÓn militar no era una soluciÓn. santos: amÉrica es un conti

but in argentina the k. is home to stacker day an annual event where the fast food monarchy slashes the price in half or at stacker burger no fewer than four big patties sandwich no affectionately to us fast food fans as a suicide burger on burger king secret menu this year in argentina along with your gigantic burger you get a. new art. burger king is building an artificial limb so that disabled people can eat there on the help the birds you know like really fifty percent of staggered a profits went to atomic lab in argentina lab that makes three d. printing press that it's to give out for free because apparently burger king is being spent helping people without limbs get new plastic appendages will somehow make you interested in eating a burger that looks like a terror alert chart for your cardiovascular system. but i know what you're thinking had only you're being too skeptical of burger king's motives and i assure you my skepticism isn't rooted in the fact that fast food leaves the bascule are diseases t

it produced ninety percent of some electronics in argentina. benefiting from protectionist policies put in place by the populace fo. for the one hundred and fifty thousand residents of t. edited quaker. those days have come to an end. she on the other one day until you feel i showed up to work at six in the morning. and they told me not to go in because it was no longer part of the company i don't just like that. after taking office in twenty fifteen president mauricio macri revised in the southern region special tax breaks. unload trade barriers in a bid to modernize argentina's economy. san fran employment has plummeted by thirteen percent in the province. as cheap apices imports force companies to recuse output. six thousand people that have lost their jobs. the labeling nowadays on trying to sell my things to make it clear that i'm a. i'm is difficult because don't. and i would run out of things have. nearly a fifth of argentina's workforce is employed in manufacturing. and he had a death waiters flight is symptomatic of a national trend. e

the zapps left argentina in a vintage car injanuary 2000. the zapps are here in the uk. emma glasbey went to meet them in north yorkshire. 17 years, 80 countries and four babies along the way. the zapps travelled the world in their vintage car, relying on the generosity of people they meet. now they have arrived in north yorkshire to spend time with a family at a farm. they say they are living the dream. we should all follow our dreams. that is the reason why we are here, on this planet. you must have had some difficult times? very difficult, very challenging times. sometimes i wonder why i have this challenge. i would prefer to be in my house. when the zapps left argentina, it was just the two of them. their children were born in the us, argentina, canada and their youngest son, wallaby, arrived in australia. the children are taught by their parents on the road. geography lessons are something special. i think if you have kids, you have a responsibility to show them the beautiful world we live in, geography lessons. we never heard them say,

andrea: este es el barrio de los pil uno de los mÁs pobres de buenos aires en argentina.hacer un cambio y fundÓ lo que hoy se conoce como el comedor de los piletones. >> comenzamos dÁndole de cambio a 15 niÑos y a un abuelo, hasta el aÑo 96, cuando nosotros por primera vez nos conocen y de ahÍ que las cosas empezaron a cambiar. andrea: fue un cambio radical, ahora su fundaciÓn les brinda comida a mÁs de 2600 zonas diariamente, la cocina comienza a trabajar desde muy temprano, a lo largo del dÍa, la gente forma filas interminables con tal de alimentarse. >> armamos y desarmamos estas mesas tres veces al dÍa, desayuno, almuerzo, merienda y cena. en el almuerzo, la familia la mayorÍa viene a llevar la comida, tambiÉn se sientan a comer acÁ. andrea: margarita no sÓlo da de comer en asÍ, tambiÉn tiene centros mÉdicos, al ontolÓgico, atenciÓn a vÍctimas de violencia familiar y los jardines infantiles. su contribuciÓn y la de otros voluntarios ha tenido un gran impacto, sobre todo en un paÍs latinoamericano, donde el nivel de pobreza alcanza el 33%, afectando a 13 millones de ar

>> this week, global 3000 has to argentina. can city-dwellers be enticed to move to the countryside? a sri lankan hotelier is determined to operate his business using solely renewable energy. but first we go to banda aceh in indonesia where young people in particular are literally suffering the severity of the islamic rule of law. islamic or sharia law is often perceived as oppressive by the west. and yet there are huge differences in how it's enforced, even within muslim countries. it fact it only plays a dominant role in the legal systems of very few islamic communities and countries. elsewhere, it's generally referred to in private affairs - like marriage, divorce, cases of inheritance. on top of that, there's seems to be no single interpretation of sharia law. it is interpreted and implemented in different ways. and those usually have more to do with local traditions than with any rules found in the koran. flashlights illuminate the dark corners. sharia police cars patrol the streets of banda aceh at walking pace. they're l

with those kind of skills you stand a very good chance and all the best in argentina next month.t's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the population of africa is set to double by 2050 — to more than two and a half billion people. that brings opportunities, but also challenges — among them how to feed all the extra people. sixty percent ofjobs in africa are agricultural, but much of it is subsistence farming which will now need to feed twice as many people and climate change is cutting crop yields. kenya is at the forefront of trying to improve farming across africa. alastair leithead has been looking at how to grow more, better and different crops with the help of technology. cooking school in rural kenya — in a place where maize is everything, nutritionists are trying to get people excited about something a little different. these smart foods used to be staples in kenya before colonialism brought maize along. they are more drought—resistant, nutritious and pretty easy to rustle up into all sorts of meals. and this is the pigeon p

and then we find a number in brazil, paraguay, argentina, the border area which put together argentina, brazil and paraguay, which has become activities full-time at the national, international. so again, where are the drops? where have they fallen off? it's not logical to presume the straps have fallen everywhere, but then we will remember -- [inaudible] the attacks against all the jewish interests. we have to remember the same case of the prosecutor was obviously killed because he was about to discover argentina in parliament concerning who was behind the bombings in the 1990s. we have to remember they were practically all of the place. -- and they began very much the case in point in london is not that clear that those died in that direction and those terrorists that basis. there are a number of actions to the social media, so the process of radicalization in these very communities around the world is becoming something to take into account in latin america. i would say that unfortunately, this is a rather safe bet. somehow or another in some of those muslim communities, you have to

when the zapps left argentina, it was just two of them.tralia. the children are taught by their parents on the road. geography lessons are something special. i think if you have kids, you have a responsibility to show them the beautiful world we live in, geography lessons. they will say, are we there yet? they know that we will get there. after a few days, they will be exploring the north of england, and then scotland. it is something of a change from some of their more recent tropical destinations. what do you think of the weather? it is very rainy. it rains a lot. it rains a lot, but it is really nice when it's funny. what do you think of the weather? it is like a woman. one day you are getting everything from her... the zapps are trying to fund the rest of their travels with a book about their lives. at some point they will return home to argentina, but for now, there is so much more of the world to explore. the clipper round the world yacht race departs from albert dock in liverpool later this morning. 12 teams will spend a year sailin

mengele when he went to argentina was in hiding, he was sheltered by neo nazis there. listen, if you want to support yourself, you need to have a profession. guess what was mengele's profession? he set up a shop as abortionist. there's actually deep connection between the same type of philosophy and the nazi sterilization program on the other. >> this is the big lie, exposing the nazi roots of the american left thank you for being on book tv. >> my pleasure. >> here is a look of upcoming book fairs and festivals in the country. we are live from the nation's capital for national book festival with author presentations and viewer call-in segments. former secretary of state. stat. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> vice president and senior director of publicity at the capital press. what do you have coming out in the fall of 2017? >> we have a really big book, really big, 800 page, stand -- istanbul. the many incarnations that the city has had. amazin

mangal lay when he went to argentina was in hiding. he was sheltered by neo-nazis there and they told him listen if you want to support yourself you need to have a profession. guess what his profession was? he became an abortionist. mangal they set up shop as an abortionist and carried out abortions until his death by drowning. it's not apply to the imagination. there is a deep connection between the same kind of eugenics philosophy that led margaret sanger and the sterilization program on the other. >> host: this is dinesh d'souza's latest book "the big lie" exposing the nazi roots of the american left. thanks for being on booktv. >> guest: my pleasure. >> there are three books that are on my reading list. the first is the path which is about the chinese philosophy and then some history books that look not just at the history of mankind but also the future and that is sapiens and naess. >> what information did you learn about humanity and how you apply that to your job? >> i'm still working through t

vice president pence's stop in columbia, he is also expected to make a trip to arkansas jen tee -- argentina, chile. he will talk about ties between

durante el viaje cinco dÍas, tambiÉn visitarÁ argentina, chile y panamÁ.na de las fibras mÁs poderosas del rÉgimen de venezuela, cabello,pudo haber ordenado la muerte de marco rubio. ese diario cita informaciÓn de inteligencia obtenida por estados unidos el mes pasado. las autoridades federales ordenaron que rubio sea protegido por un equipo de seguridad. mÁs adelante, el escándalo de la compaÑÍa brasilera llega a mÉxico . el exdirector habrÍa recibido millones de dÓlares. los perro con una garantía de millaje ilimitado en su

argentina's market hit a record high yesterday on the fact that

argentina even issued a 100 year bond.ertainly been a lot of attention towards argentina because they have become a prolific issue. argentinians have been locked out of the bond market for the better part of the last decade because of the ongoing litigation with the holdouts resolved by the administration. it is not altogether surprising that there has been this kind of rush. the country does need funding but it also creates a situation where their frequent issue in the market is focused on their economic trajectory, wants to make sure they will deliver on their problems. >> what are your thoughts on venezuela at the moment? i know you are underweight and watching closely. what does that mean and what youd a valid return be for if you were to invest in these bonds? yacov arnopolin: first and foremost, what we are seeing in venezuela is nothing short of a humanitarian crisis. from the perspective of financial markets, it is difficult to establish what is the value for venezuelan bonds, what is the likelihood of recovery in

en argentina, los organismos de derechos humanos y naciones unidas piden por la apariciÓn de santiagoice que no tiene ningÚn tipo de indicio de que gendarmerÍa se llevÓ a santiago maldonado. estamos buscÁndolo, le pedimos a la comunidad que deje entrar a todos para hacer los rastrillaje. periodista: la familia sospecha de la gendarmerÍa nacional pero al gobierno advierte que no hay elementos para esa hipÓtesis y este martes se ofreciÓ recompensa para quienes aporten datos. ♪ ilia: llegÓ la hora de echarle un vistazo a nuestra "ventana al tiempo", pasamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo. eduardo: 85 grados la temperatura mÁxima, hemos continuado por encima del promedio climatolÓgico, pero distante de este rÉcord de 101 grados. vamos a decir que se sintiÓ bastante calor pero no excesivo. hemos tenido un verano benigno, a pesar de que ayer subiÓ la temperatura a 84 y philadelphia de 80 a 85. en general, hemos tenido mÁs calor de lo que tuvimos ayer, brisa dÉbil y unas tres a nueve millas por hora y cielo despejado que ha permitido bastante radiaciÓn solar. seco un dÍa, ya pasado maÑana tenemos p

i mean, at worst case. >> long-time neighbors want argentina to fix the house or sell it.the only foreign-owned land in disrepair or nuisance. it's hard to force changes. just up the street, pakistan failed to maintain this house or pay taxes due, losing to just recently in a tax sell. now dc delegate is asking the state department to be more aggressive on several such properties. the state department declined to comment on any specific property, but told news 4, in all situations are constant goal is achieving the desire corrective actions. argentina told the northwest current, it's t options after budget problems, delayed repairs. meanwhile they'll lead busy lives and try not to obsess, but will welcome any new neighbors. >> just enjoy. it's sad. you know -- it's sad to see house like that sitting there and nobody in it for 24 years. >> in the district, tom sherw d sherwood, news 4. >> new at 6:00 tonight a man who use to go work for the obama administration now wants to be the next prince georges county executive. paul is joining the race for the 2018 democratic nominat

the children were born in the us, argentina, canada and the youngest one arrived in australia.road. geography lessons are something special. i think if you have kids, you have the responsibility to take them to see the beautiful world we live in. that'll be the best education, to show them the world, notjust read education, to show them the world, not just read about education, to show them the world, notjust read about it or see and maybe about the world. we never hear them say, are we there yet? no, they don't know that question, because the know the world is there. so after a few days in york, they will be exploring the north of england and then scotland. that's something ofa and then scotland. that's something of a change from some of their more recent tropical destinations. would you think of the weather? it rains a lot. it rains a lot, but it is nice when it's sunny. would you think of the weather? it's like a woman, you get in one day, everything from her! the family are trying to fund the rest of their travels with a book about their lives. at some point, they will retu

en argentina, el presidente macri serÁ sometido en una cirugÍa.a, las farc entregÓ a la onu sus Últimas armas. el presidente de colombia dijo que se trataba de los Últimos suspiros del conflicto. santos: el Último contenedor con las Últimas armas de la gente que estaba cuidando la zona, es la terminaciÓn del proceso de prestaciÓn de armas de onu sino tambiÉn del cese juego. colombia es un paÍs en paz. periodista: es el fin del proceso de desarme de las farc y el paso definitivo a su incorporaciÓn a la vida civil. el presidente de argentina fue sometido a una artroscopia en su rodilla derecha, despuÉs de la visita del vicepresidente de los estados unidos, mike pence, mauricio macri ingreso a un centro asistencial donde se le practicÓ la intervención quirÚrgica. el mandatario podrÁ seguir con su agenda de compromisos, pues la operaciÓn no requiere reposo mÉdico. el partido revolucionario institucional celebrÓ su asamblea con la que se prepara para ir a las elecciones presidenciales de 2018 en mÉxico. para eso ha cambiado alguno de sus estatutos bÁsi

nataly: maÑana uruguay enfrentarÁ argentina por las eliminatorias en el mundial.spensiÓn de anoche por lluvia, esta tarde los re visitaron a los phillips. freddy despacharÍa su jonrÓn 23. este viernes por nuestras cadenas, de la por las eliminatorias mundialistas. todo inicia a las dos de la tarde tiempo del este. en nuestro funny moment, nÉstor araujo celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos 26 la concentraciÓn del tri y sus compaÑeros no dejaron pasar la oportunidad para darle el castelazo. y juan martÍn del potro avanza a la ronda del us open. julio: y maÑana tendremos eliminatorias se conmebol. gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta emisiÓn "noticias univisón 65". la invitaciÓn es para hoy a las 11:00pm. ♪ miÉrcoles 30 de agosto. encuentran cuerpo de seis familiares hispanos desaparecidos en las inundaciones de houston. vÍctimas fatales por el huracÁn harvey. delincuentes realizan saqueos y se hacen pasar por agentes migratorios. harvey volviÓ a tocar tierra en luisiana convirtiendo en un mar agitado la carretera mÁs importante del paÍs. ♪ empezamos. ♪

argentina and other places? i think answering that question, looking at the past the sses, can answer question of how we go forward in venezuela. host: mike, thank you. you for that question. i think you're talking about transition from military governments to civilian governments, which was incredibly important step across when civilians were ble to elect their own lead ership and have some say in their government, that was success, a positive step. over the last decade, decade and debate has shifted to, how do you consolidate broaden democracy beyond elections, elections are first necessary step in that have to haveut you independent judiciary, have you legislators,endent independent news service that can investigate these and hold them accountable, as well. those are the kinds of things latin america f struggled. some have been successful, brazil and chile, venezuela is going in the opposite direction. government shut down two more international news broadcasting in venezuela, so they are going in opposite di

ilia: en venezuela, cancilleres de 17 paÍses anulan la asamblea constituyente, en argentina piden pordemocrÁticamente electo los habÍan aprobado. denunciaron que en venezuela se ha instalado una dictadura. >> lo que ha pasado en venezuela es un quiebre de lo que tenÍamos hasta ahora, el desdibujo de las instituciones democrÁticas ha llegado a su culminaciÓn y lo que tenemos es una dictadura. periodista: los cancilleres seÑalan su apoyo a todo esfuerzo y negociaciÓn de buena fe. en mÉxico, las autoridades informaron de la liberaciÓn de 34 mujeres posibles vÍctimas de explotaciÓn sexual. se realizaron operativo de 2 bar de cancÚn, 32 eran colombianas y dos venezolanas. una de las vÍctimas dijo que eran amenazadas y distorsionadas para evitar ser sancionada. uno de los hombre fue arrestado en uno de los locales. el ministerio pÚblico adelanta las investigaciones. en argentina, organismos de derechos humanos y la onu piden por la apariciÓn de santiago maldonado, joven que desapareciÓ hace una semana en chubut durante una protesta. bullrich: hemos recibido el dÍa de ayer el comunicado ofic

the zapps left argentina in a vintage car injanuary 2000.er, the zapps are here in the uk! emma glasbey went to meet them in north yorkshire. i7 17 years, 80 countries and four babies along the way. the zapps travelled the world in their vintage car, relying on the generosity of people they met. now they have arrived in north yorkshire to spend time ata arrived in north yorkshire to spend time at a farm. they say they are living the dream. everybody should follow our dreams. that is the reason why we follow our dreams. that is the reason why we are follow our dreams. that is the reason why we are here, on this planet. you must have had some difficult times? very difficult, very challenging times. sometimes i wonder why i have this challenge. i would prefer to be in my house. when the zapps left argentina, it was just two of them. their children we re just two of them. their children were born in the us, argentina, canada and australia. the children are taught by their parents on the road. she graffiti lessons are something special. i think i

you bought some bonds from argentina. you may remember this. held onto them for a long time and pursued them in the courts and reached a settlement favorable for investors. was it hard to hold on that long? paul: it was not hard to hold on in a portfolio sense because at no time until the current government came into office, i believe in december 2015, at no time before that did the previous two governments negotiate with us. so sometimes the stubbornness, or motivations of your adversary, cause you to not be able to make a deal. and as the claim mounts up, it becomes potentially a larger recovery. david: did any investors say, paul, you have made a little profit. it is ok. go on to something else? did they ever say that during that long period of time? paul: interestingly, no. david: they didn't? ok. aul: even when it got some press, it was not an easy situation. it was not only the 14 years to 15 years holding on to that thing, but it was contentious. david: you did not worry that somebody was maybe going to come physically attack you from ar

when the zapps left argentina, it was just the two of them.ng special. i think if you have kids, you have a responsibility to show them the beautiful world we live in , geography lessons. we never heard them say, are we there yet? they know that we will get there. after a few days in york, they will be exploring the north of england, and then scotland. it is something of a change from some of their more recent tropical destinations. what do you think of the weather? it is very rainy. it rains a lot. it rains a lot, but it is really nice when it's sunny. what do you think of our weather? it is like a woman. in one day you are getting everything from her... the zapps are trying to fund the rest of their travels with a book about their lives. at some point they will return home to argentina, but for now, there is so much more of the world to explore. from one extraordinaryjourney to another. this month marks the fortieth anniversary of nasa's launch of voyager1 and voyager 2. they were originally sent to explore jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptun

finished this, the highest finish in the history of our sport and hope to do better than that in argentinakraine because they have a very good team because they have a very good team because of the funding they get. their full—time athletes and so the train together 15 days a month whereas we train for five days a month. but

elaine: beef is a major part of argentina's vibrant culture and identity. after a long and steady decline, can it once again become one of the world's top exporters of beef? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c. and this is "americas now." first up... tango, bold malbec wines, and tender cuts of meat; 3 reasons why people travel from all over ththe world to e experience argentina. but the beef industry has fallen on hard times as its production and exports hahave dropped. [man speaking spanish] trtranslator: : a while back, the e market recveved over 20,00 animals per day. now it's

>> there's no laughing about the street townhouse owned by argentina. roof shingles falling, interior gutted. windows open and rotting. bricks cracked and coming loose. >> bricks will fall out. i mean, at worse case, they'll fall down. >> too many by johns an rats to count. >> by johns, who live in there. >> oh, wow. >> and rats. >> 15 years ago, irene invited the argentina ambassador for tea to discuss the issue. >> he was very pleasant and he discussed it. he said i'll take care of it. >> except for dumping rocks in the front yard, they say nothing was done. dc congresswoman is complaining to the state department. the house was featured in the northwest current, such properties are exempt from most u.s. laws. the u.s. state department declined to discuss any one property, but told news 4 it takes this matter very seriously and understands the problems and challenges residents face. and try to ignore the horrible house next door and hope the state department will get argentina to sell. >> we would love them to do that. >> yeah. >> not that we don't lik

in argentina, because i was eating more food than i needed. i will make myself ill afterwards. so i have never sought help about it, because, until speaking to you now, i guess that i have always felt that i was in control of it. but i'm not, am i? i would say that it is clear that you still have some symptoms, and it's still affecting your life. if you haven't really received treatment for an eating disorder, it is that much more likely to re—emerge. so i think it would be really good if, at some point, you could think about maybe getting some help. that was a bit of a reality check, really. you know, speaking to dr darren there today, it was sort of an acknowledgement that i need to do something about it, really. i need to sit down and speak to somebody to try and get it out of my life forever, i guess. from what i've heard from the people i've met, it's hard to say you've ever fully beaten an eating disorder. but, if you are given the tools to stay one step ahead, you do have a chance of recovery. this young man is certainly not out of the

the findings come off to fossils were discovered in argentina five years ago. brief time ago i spoke with cut johnson a paleontologist at the smithsonian's museum of natural history. stanislaw was longer than a blue while and heavier than a dozen african elephants how demand plenty to get to be set outsized well there are a lot of plants and this animal lived a hundred and one million years ago. it which is a time when the world was really quite warm so warm that you had forests that stretched to the both poles. different kind of place it is today so there was no shortage of food. so it was sort of feasting on or you can eat buffet in argentina was recruit gigantic salad bar in south america. and had no predators busy world no there are there big that i'm predecessors down that is i think a giganotosaurus which the big tyrannosaur shrek sized carnivore who would of. probably harass the young of these animals are like like a lot of big animals the elephants they say from the get huge but their babies are small. member these guys had babies in eggs laid eggs so t

so they will be looking at what has happened in chile, as will the neighbouring argentina, for examplere very interested in the listing of bands, because in argentina, it is very partial, only in certain cases. so hopefully in the region gradually, the —— there will be more rights for women reproductively. everyone in the us, including the president, has been taking time to look up to the sky and look at the first total eclipse. it is the first one in some parts of america for almost a0 years, he has got his glasses on there, but another shots, the president did not use as glasses. we will tell you all about the eclipse in a few minutes. prosecutors in england and wales are being told to treat hate crimes online as seriously as cases of face—to—face abuse. the director of public prosecutions is alison saunders. we are publishing today guidance for prosecutors to make sure that they understand how to prosecute a crime, what hate crime is come about also public facing documents so that individuals and members of the public understand what hate crime is. we think far too often it is an un