is on that ship his son is one of the forty four sailors missing he sent this video from the atlantic ocean to the logo i am here because i need to know what happened we want the truth in order to get that we have to go through too much we are demanding a search for our children to continue and here we are fighting for what we believe is fair they are heroes deserve it. on thursday the navy pay tribute to the forty four sailors and the government says it will release the findings of an investigation soon precedent said that the search will go on as long as necessary. we will not abandon you we will continue searching until we can find it and i want to tell you you are not alone you have the government on your side and millions of argentines who support you. frustration pain and despair one year on among the relatives of the missing argentine sailors the lack of answers they say makes it difficult to find closure. argentina. health authorities in the united states have ordered restrictions on sales of cigarettes targeting young smokers their proposals following a seventy eight percent single

monday into tuesday, another frontal system in the atlantic ocean its way towards us the atlantic oceanit to its eastern extent on tuesday. it looks like the outbreaks of rain will slowly be arriving into northern ireland, western parts of wales and south—west england to the afternoon, eventually some patchy rain for the western side of scotland but further east it is dry, notable southerly wind but it is a warm direction, temperature is getting up to between 13-17 temperature is getting up to between 13— i7 celsius topic that area of rain connected to this front will slide its way eastwards through tuesday night and into wednesday, most of us will see some rain out of this increasingly patchy to further east you are, and messy start to wednesday, really. outbreaks of rain will tend to east in centre in —— in central areas, western scotland, northern ireland into parts of wales and maybe south—western and southern parts of england. a mild day began on wednesday, can temperatures between 12 and 11! celsius and a mild thing to the week, but it will be windy and rain at times. that is all

investigators in argentina saying navy submarine found a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean imploded the a r a santa vanished four hundred kilometers off the arjan time coast with forty four crewmembers on board the wreckage of the vessel was discovered a year after it disappeared of the country's eastern coast. in colombia taxes on oranges among other things sparks criticism of president. after his first one hundred days in office he's accused of breaking his campaign promises before there are threatening a nationwide strike. has more from bogota. with his youthful energy and a once healthy majority in congress some expected colombia's new president to have an easy start but after one hundred days in office the president has come across decades old challenges the government has campaigned very aggressive for something to be a game changer in the country's history the youngest president the most technocratic and it's gone through a series of roadblocks. look at campaigns on law and order and boosting the economy under the watchful eye of his political right wing mentor. a ha

the relatives of the forty four sailors who disappeared in the atlantic ocean last year gathered at this navy base in the city. you may go it was here three hundred kilometers away from what a site is where the address how one was supposed to arrive it never did. from a northern argentina he says he son chose to be a sailor as a way of leaving poverty behind. i am poor but at your kids or my children well my son was an electrician and joined the navy because they wanted him to have a job and to have a better life than me. one was sailing from the southern argentine city of after carrying out a control operation on illegal fishing in the last message the commander of the vessel made contact with base to say water had entered the ship resulting in battery my function. not long after an explosion was detected the last message from the ira found one was on november fifteenth last year and it was no paid about four hundred kilometers away from the arjun time coast in the past year eighteen countries thirty ships and over four thousand experts have participated in the search and yet until now

they are a public relations dream on both sides of the atlantic ocean. the french love them and the americans love them. theodore roosevelt wrote articles about them for collier's magazine. they were given a blank check to live in exotic and rich lifestyle. i have to suspect this is where fighter pilot culture comes from. the americans couldn't discipline them in the french had no incentive to do so. as long as they were flying well represented this link between the u.s. and france. there are others. the great football player for harwich. there were other americans who served. there was a canadian researcher who estimates 80,000 members of the canadian army in world war i were born in the united states. the easiest way to join the british army was to walk across the border into canada and join. that is an unbelievably high number. researchers have done similars studies. these are not foreign nationals. these are american citizens fighting in those armies. there is nothing comparable to what goes on in germany, austria and hungary. there are americans who

navy submarine a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean. that's according to a senior official. disappeared four hundred thirty kilometers. from the fifteenth of november last year and forty four crew members on board. connections with one is there is following a naval announcement about this tell us more again. yes we're here where the minister of defense just gave a press conference he informed how the located the missing submarine showing three pictures by which they identified the submarine they said that the images they have a very poor quality because of the turbulence in the water at this time and also because of the soul that they're waiting better images but that it's definitely the missing submarine that it's damaged and if it looks as if it imploded which is it was initially what it was suspected happened there's an official investigation ongoing in southern argentina about what happened and whether any type of negligence was involved in the operations of the submarine and the government said that they will cooperate with any typ

1857, the memphis and charleston railroad is opened, connecting the mississippi river with the atlantic ocean, which is crucial to the growth of this industry. this means that you can very easily ship cotton being produced in the surrounding region, bring it to memphis, have it ginned or processed, and then it gets loaded onto the memphis and charleston railroad, shipped to charleston, and then you can ship to england. in the 1850's and 1860's, the textile mills in england relied on southern cotton, and memphis is a key component of that. and then, at the same time, soon after, you have the development of the cotton exchange, which is where people can buy and sell cotton. so if you are someone who wants to invest in cotton, you might not be picking cotton, you might not be involved in processing at, but the other key part of that industry is the buying and selling of cotton. and so at the cotton exchange, what you are going to be doing is getting economic reports from liverpool, other parts of england, other parts of europe, and what is the price of cotton today? well, $.25 a pound. so either

forty four crew members and was found on friday nine hundred meters below the surface of the atlantic ocean it's thought that a leak of water caused the submarine to implode. grieving and angry the relatives of the missing submariners have spent months piecing pressure on the argentinean governments. to give them more information and tell them what happened to their loved ones. we were sitting at the dining table with my mom when the message from the submarine command force arrived saying that's a no object that was detected yesterday was that our son won we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and media said it was our son one. of. the submarine was returning from a routine mission off argentina's southernmost back in november last year it was ordered back to base after reporting an electrical break dying but the crew was never heard from again authorities gave up hope of finding survivors just two weeks leaser but their relatives didn't. i'm disappointed disappointed because we still thought they had all the information we get the illusion they would find the life unfortunately

the world but the britain is about to face her toughest challenge not only must she take on the atlantic ocean alone she must do it against her partner of. the jew or among over one hundred so those sailors taking part in the four yearly divorce and the couple see living together as being a help rather than an insurance. when you're preparing a race in a single handed race especially. not so many people. here really understand what's going on to talk to so i guess we're in a lot position in that way where we can exchange quite a lot of our ideas and each other to. to get better together. the worst part is leaving their son in the care of grandparents while their boats battle the waves on route from brittany to guadalupe mail us at the school when i go to see i do so because it's my job. and we feel no guilt. but we have a seven year old boy and every time we prepare our departure the most important person is him. so you need a more presentable. but the pair are getting used to their new quarters for the next week or so but there is always a reminder of home. and finally with winter fast approa

vehicles discovered the sunken san juan on friday nine hundred meters below the surface of the atlantic ocean authorities believe a water leak caused the german built vessel to implode. but the exact details of the tragedy remain unclear and some say only a full examination of the hole would provide answers. grieving and angry. the relatives of the missing submariners have spent months putting pressure on the argentinean government to give them more information and tell them what happened to their loss. once. we were sitting at the dining table with my mom when the message from the submarine command force arrived saying that an object that was detected yesterday was that our son one we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and media said it was our son one and you know that they're. sick and i think. the submarine was returning from a routine mission off argentina southernmost tip in november last year it was ordered back to base after reporting an electrical breakdown but the crew was never heard from again or thirty's gave up hope of finding survivors just two weeks later but thei

people have been displaced the argentine navy submarine located a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean suffered an implosion according to a senior official the a.r.a.'s on one disappeared four hundred thirty kilometers off the argentine coast on the fifteenth of november last year with forty four crew members on board a naval commander says the crew had reported what was described as a so short circuit in the vessels batteries and relatives have found to fight to get to the truth of what happened now that the wreckage has finally been found. one protester has been killed and more than forty others injured during a fuel tax protest roads across france more than one hundred twenty five thousand people have been taking in taking part in around two thousand protests the controversial fuel tax rises are part of president strategy of moving the country away from its dependency on fossil fuels. the men of the mexican city two one zero which borders the united states says he expects the influx of central american migrants to last for at least six months the city has opened up the sports comple

the world but the britain is about to face her toughest challenge not only must she take on the atlantic ocean alone she must do it against her part of. the jew are among over one hundred solo sailors taking part in the four yearly. and the couples living together as being a help rather than. when you're preparing a race in a single handed race especially. many people. really understand what's going on to talk to. position in that way. exchange quite a lot of our ideas. to get better together. the worst part is leaving their son in the care of grandparents while their boats battle the waves on route from brittany to guadalupe. when i go to sea i do so because it's my job and sam to and we feel no guilt. but we have a seven year old boy and every time we prepare our departure the most important person is him. so you need a more present. for the pair are getting used to their new quarters for the next week or so but there is always a reminder of home. you're watching news care hard all first we'll have your business headlines coming up in one minute. frank food. international gateway to the best

investigators in argentina say a navy submarine found a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean imploded the ira san juan vanished four hundred kilometers off the argentine coast with forty four crew members on board in france a protest has been killed in more than two hundred injured demonstrations against the rising cost of fuel prices of risen twenty percent since the start of the year the government's added the taxes to try to lower air pollution as part of its environmental policy those that are headlines now it's back to world war one three hour by. on counting the cost the breaks it end game there's a complicated draft deal on the table we'll break it down to tell you what it means for people living in the u.k. m.b.e. you plus why saudi arabia wants to slam the brakes on oil production. counting the cost on al-jazeera. money to rekey the two newseum writer and broadcaster is telling the story of the first world war from an arab perspective. in one thousand nine hundred fifteen and sixteen the war in europe was bloody mary silis and i'm going to lend to. the british and fr

. >>> st one year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean following an implosion. om l y kafa reporter: the mystery of the argentinian naval submarine, now solved. it was carrying 44 crew members when it vanished in the south atlantic triggering an intense search. 18 countries joined the mission, including the u.s. argentina gave up hope of finding survivors but continued the search, hiring ocean infinity, an american firm specializing in deep water recovery. the san juan was enroute last november from argentina's southern tip to buenos aires when communication was lost. the submarine's imploded wreckage sdorcher -- discovered more than 2, 00 fe600 feet below to r. mark the anniversary of the disappearance. this boy holding a sign addressed to argentina's president asking, where is my dad? tonight that grief is renewed. with officials unsure if that submarine can ever be recovered. lucy kafanov, nbc news. a funeral for the mayor of the town. he was killed by a member of one of the afghan special forces he with a helping train. taylor leaves behind a wife and seven c

oceans is no laughing matter. he was part of the first all amputee crudes across the atlantic. anything like this ever again i promise you and ina like this ever again i promise you and in a minute he touched the ground. and we had a moment to ourselves and he said i'm thinking about doing it on my own. so...

cruise a small gale came up and pushed them forward and they spent two and a half months on the atlantic ocean. they were claustrophobic, they were homesick. there was a lot of vermin infestation. difficult times. many storms also took place, but they made it and they made it to the hampton roads area of virginia on the 29th of 1619. they anchored for the night and a gale came up. a shredded storm is what it's called. they lost their capstan, the winch part of the ship and worry they wouldn't make it to the night, but they prayed constantly and they did make it through the night and headed up the james river to their destination. his friends who had settled there stopped in jamestown along the way and 100, as at the berkeley it would be called, on december the fourth, 1619. as clifford downey says in his to the shore,e they dropped their luggage on the hard winter ground, they gazed at the enclosure and listened in complete silence. then at a command from the captain he said -- gentleman, niels of it we may say a prayer of thanksgiving. he said that they ordained the day of the arrival in the

was last heard from in november last year, when it reported an electrical fault in the south atlantic oceannd customs is warning that university students are being bombarded with fake tax refund emails, in a bid to steal their banking and personal details. thousands of reports have been received in the past few weeks. fraudsters are using email addresses that appear to be from a genuine university. officials say emails, texts or voicemails would never be used to inform a customer of a refund. the bbc‘s annual children in need appeal has raised a record amount, of more than £50 million, taking it past the one billion pound mark since it first started, almost 40—years ago. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back on last night. go on, rob! cue the totaliser! cheering the night's record—breaking total. # i stay up till late got nothing in my brain...# the evening kicked off with a performance from west end musical, school of rock. the cast of eastenders took part in a walford walt disney song and dance extravaganza. while boy band boyzone competed for the children in need stricly

they spent two and a half months on the atlantic ocean. they were claustrophobic. they were homesick. . there was very manifestation. on, a lota lot going of difficult times for them during that two-and-a-half month span. also, many storms to place. but they made it, and they made it to the hampton rosaria -- hampton rose area. they anchored for the night and then a gale came up. a shred strong. -- a should storm, which is what it is called. they worried they would not make it through the night, but they prayed constantly. they did make it through the night and then headed up to james river, to their destination. >> travel with us to historic sites, museums, and our kites -- and archives on our weekly artifacts."ican this is american history tv all weekend on c-span 3. >> samuel goldman discusses the history of christian zionism in america. he defines this as the belief that christians have a religious responsibly to promote and support a jewish state in some portion of the political holy land. he is the author of "god's country, christian zionism in america. -- in

so how could we have the mississippi or the hudson river or the atlantic ocean owned? well, the same way we get land owned, by the john lock january homesteading principle, namely he who mixes his labor with the land or the water or whatever gets to be the owner of it. so theit people who put those shipse up and down the mississippi river, the people who own land on the side of the mississippi river because we assume they're using it in some way. so now you have 100,000 people with 100,000 shares, and that's the mississippi river corporation. again, it soundsin weird to the non-initiated or to the non-weirdoes, but i think that it would save lives, and it would deal with running out of resources like fish resources and things like that. and last, finally, we get to the book now. let me wave this in front of the camera. >> host: we'll put it up. >> guest: oh, you're going to do that, okay. >> host: yeah. >> guest: unfortunately, i don't have the book -- it just came out yesterday -- >> host: space capitalism, it's called, how humans will colonize planets, moons and aste

lost submarine has been found by a american search team one year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean followin implosion. we get more from lucy ano kafanov. >> reporter: the mystery of the argentinian naval submarine has been solv. 18 countries joined the mission, icluding the u.s. argentina gave up hope of finding survivors but continued the search, hiring ocean infinity, an american infirm specializes deep water recovery. the san juan was enroute last september to its tip near buenos airess. the submarine's imploded wreckage scovered 2,600 feet below water. just a few days ago, mourners gathered to mark thery anniver of the disappearance. >> this boy holding a sign, where is my dad. tonight that grief is renewed. lucy kafanov, nbc news. >>>fficials said major brent taylor was fkilled by a member of onehe afghan special forces he was helping to train. taylor leaves behind a wife and seven children. he was 39 years old. f>>> thousands veterans remain in limbo this weekend, tain of when they'll be receiving their next gi bill payments for education and housing. va officials were critic

lost submarine has been found by an american search team one year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean following an implosion. we get more now from nbc's lucy kafanov. >> reporter: the mystery of the missing argentine naval submarine now solved. the san juan was carrying 44 crew members when 2 vanished in the south atlantic, triggering an intense search. 18 countries joined the mission, including the u.s. argentina gave up hope of finding survivors but continued the search. hiring ocean infinity, an american firm specializing in deep water recovery. the san juan was en route last november from argentina's southern tip to its base near buenos aires when all communication was suddenly lost. the submarine's imploded wreckage discovered more than 2,600 feet below water. days ago mourners gathered to mark the first anniversary of the vessel's disappearance. this boy holding a sign addressed to argentina's president, asking, where is my dad? that grief is renewed, with officials unsure if that submarine can ever be recovered. lucy kafanov, nbc news. >>> another contentious chapter in florida

was last heard from in november last year, when it reported an electrical fault in the south atlantic ocean customs is warning that university students are being bombarded with fake tax refund emails, in a bid to steal their banking and personal details. thousands of reports have been received in the past few weeks. fraudsters are using email addresses that appear to be from a genuine university. officials say emails, texts or voicemails would never be used to inform a customer of a refund. the bbc‘s annual children in need appeal has raised a record amount, of more than £50 million. the annual fundraiser has now raised more than a billion pounds since it began in 1980. the charity supports more than 2,000 projects which help disadvantaged children across the uk. last night's programme saw boyzone take to the strictly dance floor. and doing it really pretty well, i'd say. what do i know? enough to see it doing well. it is seven minutes past nine. the sport and the weather coming upfor past nine. the sport and the weather coming up for you shortly. the last few days in politics have seen res

they spent two and a half months on the atlantic ocean. they were claustrophobic, home sick, there was vermin infestation, a lot going on. a lot of difficult times for them during this two and a half month span. also many storms took place but they made it to the hampton roads area of virginia on 1619. they anchored for the night and the gale came up. a shroud storm and they lost their cap stain which was a winch part of the ship. they worried they wouldn't make it through night but they prayed constantly and they did and headed up the james river to their destination. so captain woodlief could meet with friends who already settled there. they stopped at jamestown along the way and they ended up at berkeley hundred as it would be called on december 4, 1619. as clifford dowdy says in his book "the great plantation" they road to the shore, they dropped their luggage on the hard winter ground, it was december 4 now. they gazed at the woods enclosing them and they listened in complete silence. then at a command from captain woodlief, he said g

would you jump in a rowing boat for the first time and cross the atlantic ocean with nothing but your turned into a profitable career move and a new business. tom caulfield set off from the canary islands in december 2015 with his friend and now business partnerjames whittle. 5a days later they arrived at port st charles in barbados. and it's inspired them to set up their own company which amongst other things make adventure based content for big name brands. and hejoins us now. good morning. i was intrigued to find out that actually your mum started this entire thing didn't she? she did, it was back in 2014 my mum took part in the clipper around the world yacht race and i was at the final event in east london and she had come back from sailing the atlantic, from london to brazil mac. she was with her crew, lots of emotion, and i had the daunting realisation that my mum was officially cooler than i was. i had a couple of drinks and googled the biggest adventure in the world and on the second page this ocean rowing popped up and that is where the story began. how did you persuadejames,

he was a disciple of the atlantic ocean, a man of the area edition and adventure who at one time or another had worked as a bartender and carpenter, cleaned sony pulls and driven a, gotten married and divorced, bummed around canada, found a beautiful but difficult woman and lost it again, taught himself spanish, built ducks in the jungle, found jesus christ, made some money along the way and spent it all, but a man has to attempt a high-paying career at some point so danny enrolled in a month-long trucking course. students drove a 10 speed in circles in the parking lot. he struggled to maneuver the truck and could only reverse once during each test run if he was lucky. that was thankfully all he needed to graduate in her his license. recruiters came to hire students to do long hauls in interstate, but those jobs paid a pittance and dan-- danny was settled on being a oilfield trucker. a lot of people from the carolinas were traveling to north her alone because oil jobs paid more than the ones in texas and oklahoma. danny's acquaintance was game to join him. he was going through a divorce and

fought over but i have to say not even i have my maritime bias appreciated the extent to which the atlantic ocean would contribute and was determined the ultimate state of the american revolution. i thought of each battle as a stepping stone to ultimate victory. what i've learned in these years of researching and writing is that it wasn't that at all. we lost ouwe've lost our way byl of 1780. he launched into this revolution because we didn't want to pay taxes to the british and we didn't want to pay the taxes required to fund washing the army withering on the vine of the recruitment levels that were caressingly low, and washington realized the only hope she have for winning this column like those with an ally, the french thafrenchthat incurred the war 8 soon after the great victory at saratoga. and what's washington realized from the beginning of the alliances that it was the french navy is what he needed. the british navy got the most powerful in the world so far have a stranglehold on the american coast. and that meant any victory washington might have on land would be quickly negated by the f

the germans reacted by declaring unrestricted warfare in the atlantic ocean, they were prepared to sink american ships and vessels headed for england or france and in late february it became clear that they had sent the famous zimmerman telegram asking mexicans if they would join them. and also will you invite the japanese to join us in fighting against the united states. let's get to the next site. you may recognize this guy, some people think this in itself was an act of war and that american honor was at stake but americans softness was being challenged and we had to step up and prove our manhood go to war against germany as allies. roosevelt was very strongly in favor of getting into the war. a lot of people within and without republican parties had just the opposite feeling. this is senator robert, also a republican from wisconsin and he was clearly opposed to getting into the war. his argument was the germans have done nothing to hurt us, they are not going to invade the united states, the zimmerman telegram is irrelevant and if the british want our goods so badly let them send th

policy investigators in argentina saying navy submarine found a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean imploded the san juan vanished four hundred kilometers off the arjun's hind coast with forty four crewmembers on board those are your headlines the news continues here now and zero after people on power. a rite of passage preserved through the generations my cousin was laying down there until a screaming she was helpless the woman who after indoors as ghosts or if i cold of pain for what that menai needs the women affected by s.g.m. and those reshaping perception do you think people will abandon to say what about to the stake al-jazeera correspondent the current. thousands of migrants have died trying to reach europe by crossing the mediterranean from libya many thousands more have been saved from certain death by n.g.o.s search and rescue vessels so why do e.u. countries want to stop those ships from giving aid to troops in maritime law when the alternative is a libyan coast guard with a record of a resting shooting at those it's supposed to be helping we've been to sea to find out.

. >> he arrived by the wettle sea which is part of the atlantic ocean. pole.ed 570 nautical >> reporter: wrosley's inspiration was another british adventurer honored on the walls of the explorer's club in new york. >> and this is shackle ton who henry worsley revered so much. >> reporter: he led three expeditions to antarctica in the early 1900s. worsley, a descend ant of one of his crew, became obsessed with his adventures. >> i believe strongly, marriage not stopping individual dreams. >> reporter: henry's wife joanna and their children max and alicia would write messages on his skis before his trips. >> max encouraged him, as you can see >> reporter: push it, fat ass. >> that was mine. come back to me safely, my darling. i didn't worry about him ever. >> reporter: why not? >> he was just invincible, henry. >> reporter: a retired officer of the elite british commando unit, the s.a.s., worsley made his first trip to the antarctica in 2008 as part of a three-man team reenacting shackleton's journey to the south pole. >> his face said it all. you don't often se

. >> anthony: portugal, sandwiched between spain and the atlantic ocean, and tiny as countries go, hasmpact on the world. during the age of discovery the portuguese they went to sea in great numbers, gained fame as navigators, ship builders, explorers. they conquered a large part of the world. their empire stretching from brazil to africa to the east indies. the city of oporto is a reflection and a creation of that relationship with the sea. a lot has changed since i was last here, or has it? ♪ when i decided to return to take another look at this place, i of course i reached out to jose de meirelles, my old boss and first entrée to portugal. >> anthony: you're good? >> jose: it's nice to see you. >> anthony: it's been a long, long time. >> anthony: jose is from the area around oporto, and this time just like back then he said come see my country, and meet my family. we'll do a pig feast. >> anthony: 16 years later, i came here in 2001 one of the first times i've ever been on television and here we are again. there are only so many beautiful places left in the world, oporto is one of t

since an argentine navy submarine with forty four crew members on board went missing in the self atlantic ocean and sea search involving thirteen countries turned up nothing so it's still unclear what happened ceremonies are being held to all of the sailors but relatives of those who died are protesting demanding the government provide answers hundreds of central american migrants traveling in a caravan have reached the u.s. border the asylum seekers gathered the wall there the mexican city of tijuana where they were closely watched by border guards who were supported by u.s. marines on wednesday u.s. defense secretary james mattis met some of the six thousand troops the president said to the border before the midterm elections. health authorities in the united states avoided restrictions on sales of east cigarettes targeting young smokers the proposals follow a seventy eight percent single year surge invading amongst young people castro as the story. the u.s. surgeon general reports that for each and jolt who dies from smoking in america two teens or young adults become new smokers that's why

investigators in argentina say a navy submarine found a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean imploded the vanished four hundred kilometers off the argentine coast with forty four crewmembers on board. a nearly three thousand mind wins who are at mexico's border with california in the usa they do not feel welcome in the mexican city of quanah most of them are staying at i loke. sports complex sleeping outdoors on a baseball field the city's mayor warned that the flow of central migrants will continue for six months thousands of central americans are escaping violence and poverty with the hope they will gain asylum in the u.s. how does your castro joins us now from want to so heidi what's happening there at the moment. as i'm i'm in right outside of this shelter it's really a converted communities field that as you see has turned into a camp for these two thousand some people essential american families who have already traversed half a continent mostly on foot to arrive at america's doorsteps this is the place where women and children and men have been able to rest for a few n