peace deal with the rebels and a lot of votes on this temporary plates as well manuel he is live in bogota covering the story i'm on well i mean i've listed a whole lot of things there can you say that any one of those is the most important i feel like the funk deal is simply because it was such a big part of the election i think you really hit the nail on the head with the slew of challenges that the new president is going to be faced with coming into office after that inauguration later this afternoon not any one of those is more important than the other they're all sort of intertwined interconnected here in colombia the matter of the issue of this increased illicit crop production particularly coincided with the signing of the peace deal with the revolutionary armed forces of colombia the fark and the colombian government that's why we've seen over the course of the last three years the sharp rise in illicit crop cultivation that issue itself is is divisive the issue of the peace deal with the park but that cookout which is the main ingredient the production of cocaine is being cultivat

work on a new life in ecuador and rule and ophelia homes there who teach joins us from the capital bogota affiliates good to see you let's begin with you giving us a sense of the conditions in venezuela that are really forcing these people from their homes what's it like. well the crisis has reached on presidents of levels you said it before hyper inflation is believed to reach one million percent this year i spent some days in venezuela earlier this year to cover the elections and you can literally see people eating from the garbage you have to stand in line for hours because of the shortages everywhere and it takes hours to just get one apple or a couple of eggs now april of this year about eighty percent of the population was believed to to be living in severe poverty and hundreds more are at risk of starvation venezuelans have lost eleven kilos on average and just eating is a struggle every single day ophelia you're describing what i can only say and imaginable scenes but what's life for the people who manage to feed venezuela they considered to be displaced. well definitely they have

joining us now from bogota is u.w. correspondent filio harmes good evening to you or good afternoon to you if you look at the ceremonies just coming to you and describe for us what took place today well he went to pay was sworn in by the president of the senate who later on gave a speech pointing out the good but mostly the bat's of the current government and asking even ducats to improve the situation in the country their own duca who is still speaking said that he here were found his company his promises for his campaign. he saying to important presidents attending the ceremony we saw the president of mexico of chile of argentina but also the president of bolivia which is surprising because he's the only leftist president attending the ceremony and which shows that bolivia will be supporting a right wing and conservative government in colombia which will be the the one of revenge we also saw nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations who said that her country is home very much looking forward to continue w

ruthie joining us from bogota thank you the indonesian island of lomborg has been rocked by a series of powerful earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three on another off the islands northeast coast measuring six point nine a strong earthquake earlier today had its epicenter in the islands north east and it's caused landslides and damaged buildings but they've been no reports of injuries or fatalities is in the latest from most. of the more destructive earthquake in the islands this week two weeks ago more than four hundred sixty people were killed that. authorities in south india are struggling to cope with some of the worst floods in over a century more than three hundred people are dead and hundreds of thousands have been displaced rescuers in the state of kerala are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to the many people still stranded by the high waters more rains are forecast for the coming days. with the heavy rain easing off rescuers the seizing the chance to evacuate those stranded down below. this toddler and its mother in the try at last. on the ground boat

this was the smugglers' second flight to bogota.tional crime agency worked back through cctv, tracking their movements. here they're setting the combination locks on their suitcases. these earlier baggage scans are thought to show the millions both times, they arrived back at farnborough, possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago, the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said that staff were carrying out too few baggage checks, they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you're never really going to win with that utopia scenario, having all those airports or strips for landing aircraft manned by resource. that's not going to happen. so, it's around being cleverer around systems, around bringing people and experts together that can look at information and work out who they're going to stop. the border force now says it's doing more checks at farnborough. the four men posed as

we will be back with him in bogota in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we returned to my interview with colombian senator gustavo in thishe placed second years presidential race in colombia, receiving 8 million votes, more than any left presidential candidate in colombia's history. the inauguration took place on tuesday when we spoke to gustavo petro. the inauguration of the new right-wing president ivan duque. your own aid annamaria cortez was also assassinated in the last weeks of the campaign. can you talk about her? do you think this s was a messae to you? >> not only was one of our activists assassinated, several of the activists were assassinated. and just one province, more than 30 of the administstrative regis of colombia, 72 activists from our movement have been assassinated. and my brother just received a death threat at his home. my communication with the office of the prosecutor hahas been intercepted for the last year and a half. my family is in e exile. there e are millions of c

more than two million have fled venezuela since twenty fourteen some from petty as the latest from bogota. colombian put a word to two countries that have so far received the highest number of in this way and migrants and are now agreeing that they need to cooperate more to confront this unprecedented exodus of people migration authorities met for two days in bogota and announced that they will begin sharing more information about the migrants they are receiving they plan to implement a shared database and new technology at the border to do so they also agreed that this crisis will continue to grow unless there's real change in minutes where law and colombian officials insisted on the need to end uni lateral entry restrictions imposed by some countries in recent weeks. we need to do with this in a coordinated manner if it's a regional effort we can achieve good results handling it in a unilateral an individual way and he creates more illegal immigration and more problems not less. they're doing i hope that their agreement will be extended to the other countries affected and that they're r

eso es todo por ahora desde bogotÁ colombia, soy rafael poveda noticias telemundo. >>> gracias rafaelpeciales. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> estos niÑos y jÓvenes aprenden a tocar un instrumento con paciencia y desempeÑo es en la escuela de mÚsica (nombre en inglÉs) que por mÁs de 25 aÑos se ha dedicado a preparar jÓvenes, niÑos y hasta adultos que tienen las ganas ademde aprender mÚsica >>> nuestras prioridad que la gente tenga la confianza en si mismo de que ellos pueden lograr muchas cosas >>> la academia cuenta con programas que ayudan a jÓvenes y niÑos con necesidades especiales, tal es el caso de cindy villegas una joven autista que gracias a sus padress y la enseÑanza de los maestros la mÚsica ha mejorado la calidad de vida >>> esta es la quinta clase que venimos a la escuela y sÍ nos estÁs gustando mucho verdad. aunque es uno niÑa especial la mÚsica le da mucha tranquilidad. >>> aquellos jÓvenes y niÑos que tienen capacidades especiales, gracias a dios hemos tenido cursos donde podemos sacar lo mejor de ellos. hay algunos que les gusta la baterÍa y les ayudamos para que saquen sus emocio

the four men posed as rich businessmen heading to bogota for a concert by singer bruno mars.ing newsday. i'm ben bland in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. these people aren't just these people aren'tjust rich, ok? they're crazy. crazy rich orjust crazy? just how much of a gamble was backing the first all asian cast in nearly 30 years in the movie crazy rich asians? we meet one of the producers. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. this is footage taken at a military parade in russia. all appears to be going well until the t—34 soviet tank tries to mount a transport trailer and topples over. luckily, it seems no one was injured in the accident. it makes my parking look ok! that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. some noticeable changes to the weather to end the week, feeling a lot cooler and fresher right across the board with sunshine and showers. in fact, feeling pretty autumnal for some areas, particularly across the north and west. plenty of heavy showers around. this pretty cold air mass moving down from the north—west

there has been no reponse so far from bogota.ussia. the russian transport ministry says they are investigating allegations of negligence and whether safety guidelines had been violated. the incident took place shortly after take off, near the town of igarka. sarah rainsford reports from moscow. the helicopter was 100 metres off the ground when its propellers hit the external cargo of another helicopter. it lost control, crashed and burst into flames, killing all 18 passengers and crew on board. the helicopter it hit was able to carry out an emergency landing. translation: that there were 15 passengers and 3 crew members on board. we discovered that at 9:48 local time, the helicopter crashed 180km north of the city of igarka. one probably cause of the fault is that the aircraft hit the cargo suspended from a mi—6 helicopter. those who died were workers heading for the start of a shift on a remote siberian oil field run by a subsidiary of the state oil giant rosneft. the company has called the actions of the crew inexplicable, addi

welcome to hardtalk from bogota with me, stephen sackur. i have come to the colombian capital for an exclusive interview with the new president of the country. ivan duque isa president of the country. ivan duque is a useful centre—right politician who faces enormous challenges in these early days of his presidency. will he stick with that fragile peace deal agreed by his predecessor with the rebel group the farc? and how will he deal with the unfolding economic and humanitarian catastrophe in neighbouring venezuela? catastrophe in neighbouring venezuela 7 ivan catastrophe in neighbouring venezuela? ivan duque is a relatively untested political novice. how will he responded to these early challenges? president ivan duque, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasant to here. i have to start by the crisis in venezuela. a massive economic and humanitarian catastrophe in that country which is having repercussions throughout the region. people are calling it the greatest migration crisis that latin america has ever experienced. is colombia s

this was the smugglers' second flight to bogota. the national crime agency worked back through cctv, tracking their movements. here they're setting the combination locks on their suitcases. these earlier baggage scans are thought to show the millions in cash they flew out with to pay for the drugs. both times they arrived back at farnborough, possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago, the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said that staff were carrying out too few baggage checks, they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you're never going to really win without a utopia scenario is having all those airports or strips for landing aircraft manned by resource, that's not going to happen. so it's around being cleverer around systems, around bringing people and experts together that can actually look at information and work out who they're going to stop. the border force says

this was the smugglers' second flight to bogota.company there. the national crime agency worked back through cctv, tracking their movements. here, they're setting the combination locks on their suitcases. these earlier baggage scans are thought to show the millions in cash they flew out with to pay for the drugs. both times, they arrived back at farnborough, possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago, the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said staff were carrying out too few baggage checks, they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you are never going to really win with that, a utopia scenario is having all those airports or strips for landing aircraft manned by resource, but that's not going to happen. so it's being clever around systems, around bringing people and experts together that can actually look at information and work out who they can stop. the border force say

is following the story from bogota in colombia.earlier that the situation seems to be getting out of control in many of these border crossings in colombia breath video and also now in ecuador as more and more venezuelan migrants are out of necessity fleeing their country they are flooding many of these towns. indian authorities are worried about the outbreak of disease in the southern state of carola following the worst floods in a century the torrential rains have eased but there are now health fears for the seven hundred twenty five thousand people crammed in relief camps in rescuers are also continuing efforts to reach people cut off for days many without food and water the afghan government has announced a three month cease fire with taliban fighters ahead of the religious holiday of eads president ashraf ghani has been making marking the country's independence day says he hopes the taleban follows visits own cease fire. a six point five magnitude earthquake has triggered landslides on the indonesian island of lombok the tremor

this was the smugglers' second flight to bogota.me agency worked back through cctv, tracking their movements. these earlier baggage scans are bought to show the millions in cash they flew out with to pay for the drugs. both times, they arrived back at farnborough, possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago, the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said that staff were carrying out too few baggage checks, they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you're never really going to win with that utopia scenario, having all those airports or strips for landing aircraft manned by a resource... that's not going to happen. so, it's around being cleverer around systems, around bringing people and experts together that can look at information and work out who they're going to stop. the border force now says it's doing more checks at farnborough. the four men posed as rich businessmen, hea

i will talk more about that migration situation in a moment where you are in bogota but first tell us more about the push back now that nicolas maduro is getting against these changes he wants to make. yeah there are a number of economic measures the two main ones are of course this massive devaluation of the venezuelan currency the volume and market height at the same time the minimum wage in the country by three thousand percent there is a lot of criticism as these measures start to take place today on monday and of the next well as a government and said this was going to be a national holiday for this to happen more smoothly but critics are coming out are talking about the fact that they fear that this will not help pain the i put inflation in the country and the opposition is now calling for a general strike on tuesday and rallies in the capital. business the biggest biggest business there getting station in the country is also saying that this was in swell plans and that way will create chaos in coming days and that they expect this and this is just to increase prices again and t

has been sworn in as a new president at a ceremony in bogota the youngest leader to be elected the forty two year old former senator won the presidential runoff back in june with fifty four percent of the vote he has promised to revise the two thousand and sixteen peace accord with park rebels and introduce new measures to curb the production of cocaine. but you're gonna appreciate. today colombia confronts enormous challenges we receive a country in which more than three hundred social activists have been assassinated in the last two years illegal crops have expanded and they have done so exponentially criminal gangs increased their capacity yearly in various regions of the country and promises and commitments have been made with social organizations without making sure they are financed what colombians expect are solutions and not aggression i want to be the president that forges on achieves what was agreed upon and thinking about what colombia needs without falling into temptation of leading up laws well are just wildfire in california history is expected to continue burning at least

there joining me live from bogota manuel thank you. rescue teams in indonesia have yet to make it to some parts of long island where the search for survivors of sunday's earthquake twenty thousand people's homes have been destroyed or damaged and the deed struction of roads and bridges is making it particularly difficult for emergency crews to access the area five people were killed in the magnitude six point nine quake the toll could rise as many more feared trapped under the rubble bason isn't pema on. here at this mosque nobody has been found alive today rescue workers are really really struggling they're complaining they don't have the right equipment there's a very few a big excavators but very very few most rescue workers are basically doing their work manually trying to dig with their bare hands they actually have left this mosque for the night the rescue operation has been suspended until the morning which basically also shows the pace of this rescue operation going on in limbo right now there's a lot of frustration they also c

to build corruption colombia is giving it a go we'll tell you more so with a life or a quote from bogota. hello welcome such a look at the international forecast looking classified and dry settles and sunny across the middle east one or two showers just around the coax is pushing up across the black sea into the caspian sea nothing too much to report here though forty six celsius kuwait city still very hot thirty celsius in beirut over the next couple of days a sort of temperature we will see across that eastern side of the mediterranean getting up into the low thirty's still for couple of maybe just touching thirty degrees there for karate a little more cloud here little bit of cloud soon to central parts of saudi arabia on monday might just see a spot or two of rain coming out of that nothing much to speak of and if anything that will ease as we go on into tuesday said generally dry lots of hot sunshine trees benign forty two celsius here and winds coming in from the northwest so not feeling too humid try to across a good part of southern africa want to sue our spots of rain just movin

for us in bogota colombia. some breaking news now out of the u.s. where police in the state of florida say there has been a mass shooting that happened at a shopping mall in jacksonville local media are reporting that at least ten people have been wounded and police are telling people to stay away from the area will have more on this breaking news story out of the u.s. again where there's been a mass shooting in jacksonville florida no word yet on any people killed but at least ten wounded according to local media we'll have more on this when we have information available now after the worst flooding in a century in the indian state of carolina millions of people are trying to rebuild their lives to rental rains left more than three hundred people dead and forced the million from their homes a large proportion of carolus economy is driven by tourism now as the water recedes they are fierce the industry is grinding to a halt andrew thomas reports this lush and beautiful is how carolina should look and what the trunks of businesses. tourism accounts f

more than two million fled venezuela since twenty fourteen listened around petit has the latest from bogota. columbia md the two countries that have so far received the highest number of venezuela migrants and are now agreeing that they need to cooperate more to confront this unprecedented exodus of people migration authorities met for two days in bogota and announced that they will begin sharing more information about the migrants they are receiving they plan to implement a shared database and new technology at the border to do so they also agreed that this crisis will continue to grow unless there's real change in many swear law and colombian officials insisted on the need to end unilateral entry restrictions imposed by some countries in recent weeks that it was good we need to do with this in a coordinated manner if it's a regional effort we can achieve good results handling it in a unilateral an individual way and he creates more illegal immigration and more problems not less. they're doing i hope that their agreement will be extended to the other countries affected and that they're rea

this was the smugglers' second flight to bogota.suitcases. these earlier baggage scans are thought to show the millions in cash they flew out with to pay for the drugs. both times they arrived back at farmborough, possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago, the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said that staff were carrying out too few baggage checks. they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you're never going to really win with that. a utopia scenario is having all those airports or strips for landing aircraft manned by resource. that's not going to happen. so it's around being clever, it's around systems, it's around bringing people and experts together that can actually look at information and work out who they are going to stop. the border force says it is now doing more checks at farmborough. we've taken that report incredibly seriously and have upped our efforts in

en bogotÁ, se realizÓ un juicio simbÓlico contra el gobernante venezolano maduro.de infraestructura por mÁs de $2,500,000,000. autoridades mexicanas informaron que hombres armados asesinaron 11 personas en una vivienda de ciudad juÁrez. el grupo llevÓ a la vivienda ubicado a las afueras de la ciudad dÓnde maniatar y torturaron ocho hombres y tres mujeres. hasta ahora se desconoce el motivo del ataque, aunque dos hombres habÍan sido el ataque de la agresiÓn. obrador sostuvo una reuniÓn con el excandidato. presidencial del pri dejaron atrÁs los insultos que se intercambiaron durante la campaÑa. reportero: asÍ es como el prÓximo presidente de mÉxico se expresaba de meade eb campaÑa. pasÓ de los insultos a los elogios. andrÉ: una persona buena, honorable. reportero: apareciÓ con nuevo look y sentado en la sala del que fue su enemigo nÚmero uno y tambiÉn habÍa insultado. >> anda suelto, ni estudia, ni trabaja. desearle la mejor de las suertes sabiendo que su Éxito estÁ en el paÍs. reportero: al parecer los insultos se sumaron paradarse la mano y sonreÍr. estas alabanzas

s he has more from bogota in colombia colombia peru and if you calculate it better been receiving the highest number. of migrants so far roughly one million are in colombia they more than four hundred thousand in pedro so that migration of thirty. three and the two governments are finally deciding that he's going to cooperate and start working more coordinated more coordinated policy in the region to deal with their exodus canadian officials are in washington d.c. for talks on enough to trade treaty with the u.s. and mexico canada's prime minister justin trudeau says progress is being made on the potential we work of the treaty on monday the u.s. and mexico announced a new deal which could replace their trade terms agreed and enough to. a new study has found that nearly three thousand people died in puerto rico in the six months after hurricane rita the figure is double the government's previous estimate of fourteen hundred deaths. iranian m.p.'s have rejected the president's attempt to blame us sanctions for a struggling economy hassan rouhani was summoned to parliament for the first

felix: se comunicÓ esa noche con la casa de bogotÁ para conocer una respuesta del gobierno colombianoencontraban el bautizo de su nieta celeste y no tumbando gobiernos extranjeros y calificÓ de absurdo el seÑalamiento del mandatario venezolano. faltan sÓlo horas para que expire el plazo que tienen los hondureÑos para renovar la protección pero como no dice dulce, hay confusiÓn entre los miles de beneficiarios si no sabe si debe renovarlo uno. dulce: el lunes 6 de agosto de la fecha lÍmite para que los beneficiarios del estatuto peterson temporal de honduras solicite la renovaciÓn por Última vez, luego que el gobierno de presidente trump cancelÓ el programa. >> en mucha gente que dice que ahora para quÉ, si que terminÓ. no podemos perder la esperanza. puede haber un alivio o una reforma el tps para aproximadamente 57,000 hondureÑo llegarÁ a su fin en el 2020. algo que la llena de angustia >> mi familia estÁ acá. yo no tengo nada alla. dulce: parece haber confusiÓn entre la comunidad hondureÑa. se alerta que todo beneficiario debe solicitar la renovaciÓn de tps a pesar que su permiso te

cooperate more to confront this unprecedented exodus of people migration authorities met for two days in bogota and announced that they will begin sharing more information about the migrants they are receiving they plan to implement a shared database and new technology at the border to do so they also agreed that this crisis will continue to grow unless there's real change in venezuela and colombia's officials insisted on the need to end unilateral entry restrictions imposed by some countries in recent weeks that it was good we need to do with this in a coordinated manner if it's a regional effort we can achieve good results handling it in a unilateral an individual way and he creates more illegal immigration and more problems not less. doing colombia hope that their agreement will be extended to the other countries affected and that they're really doing this time at the foreign ministers level has been announced for next week in ecuador venezuela and i'll tell you this i've also been invited by peru and colombia said they haven't had any communication with their venezuelan counterparts on this

what are the concerns really full where you are in bogota for the for the government in colombia. but colombia now is very worried that they will see again a large number of the next well i'm being stranded at their borders both their border with business well which is very large and very porous and also. now with ecuador since ecuador requires that now then it's with us to show their passports if they want to cross into their country and very small amount of them actually do have passports this is because it's very difficult for them to get one it's very expensive it's very difficult right now to find a paper on which passports are printed and it can cost up to a year work for many of these people to try and get one and many have already left so much so that we are hearing now reports on the border. there are dozens of minutes whereas this time it's across without their passport and at least last night quite glory and let's let it go. here is that it's really needed a larger regional platform for countries to work together to deal with this issue that platform does not exist in m

patricia: y hablando del medio oriente, la embajada palestina en bogotÁ anunciÓ que el gobierno salientede cooperaciÓn con aliados y amigos de colombia como israel. enrique: la asamblea constituyente en venezuela retirÓ la inmunidad a legisladores de la oposiciÓn, que segÚn este organismo controlado por el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro, estuvieron involucrados en un supuesto intento de asesinato. se arrestÓ a un legislador y se ordenÓ la detención de otro, acusando a los polÍticos de la oposiciÓn de conspirar para matar a maduro. patricia: cientos de argentinos, unos a favor y otros en contra de la legalizaciÓn del aborto, invadieron hoy el senado donde continuÓ batiÉndose este controversial proyecto de ley. la propuesta ampliarÍa el derecho a la interrupciÓn del embarazo, mÁs allá de las leyes que permiten el procedimiento, sÓlo en casos de violación, o cuando la salud de la madre estÁ en riesgo. el mes pasado, la cÁmara del estado aprobÓ la medida por 129 votos a favor y 125 en contra. enrique: el volcÁn chileno que se mantiene en alerta naranja registrÓ hoy una fuerte exhalaciÓn, la cual

more than two million fled venezuela since twenty fourteen alexandra petit has more from bogota. colombia and peru are two credits resented been receiving the highest number. of migrants so far roughly one million are in colombia today more than four hundred thousand and appeared to me gratian of three hundred two countries and the two governments are finally deciding that he's going to cooperate and start working towards a more coordinated a more coordinated policy in the region to deal with this unprecedented exodus canadian officials are in washington d.c. for talks on the nafta trade treaty with the u.s. and mexico canada's prime minister justin for though says progress is being made in a potential rework of the treaty on monday the u.s. and mexico announce a new deal which could replace the trade terms agreed under nafta and the new study has found that nearly three thousand people died in puerto rico in the six months after hurricane maria it destroyed much of the island last october figure is double the government's previous estimate of fourteen hundred deaths it's also in

interrogan a erno venezolano asegura que forman parte de una conspiraciÓn planeada en miami y en bogotÁtra un edificio, cayÓ al suelo y explotÓ provocando un incendio en un apartamento. de parte de estados unidos el secretario pompeyo dijo que no tenÍa nada que ver con el ataque. borja: ellos dijeron que no tenÍa nada que ver con el ataque. los memes no se han hecho esperar. este es una de supuesto troll del atentado a madur. carolina: esta es la imagen de los soldados rompiendo formaciÓn porque son rociados con insecticidas. borja: Éste Último muestra a maduro corriendo en el momento de evacuar. hay mucha confusiÓn y tambiÉn en las redes sociales he estado leyendo informaciones decÍan que quizÁs esta es una llamada de atenciÓn por parte del gobierno de maduroy que todo fue fabricado por ellos. seguiremos pendientes para ver si alguien sabe quiÉn es el responsable. carolina: en estados unidos sin agua, comida ni zapatos han rescatado a 11 niÑos que vivÍan en condiciones infrahumanas en la mitad del desierto denegÓ mÉxico. el operativo era para encontrar a un niÑo de tres aÑos desapareci

en bogotÁ nos conectamos con uno de los fundadores. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros.Ótesis y tantas personas de tantos paÍses del mundo reunir en cusco para hacer la entrega fue algo indescriptible y la gran experiencia de vida para todos. carolina: felicidades por lo que hacen. ahora que tiene sus prÓtesis quÉ sigue para Ángel gabriel a medida que vaya creciendo? >> Ángel gabriel está comenzando sus terapias de rehabilitaciÓn porque nunca ha tenido brazos y estÁ comenzando a hacer ejercicios de rehabilitaciÓn, fuerza y control y manejo de las prÓtesis para que pueda hacer lo que buscamos que es que pueda coger vasos, cucharas y juguetes, que tenga una vida muy normal y esto va a ocurrir pronto si es juicioso con sus terapias. borja: muchas personas me preguntan a travÉs de las redes sociales sobre las prÓtesis de las piernas. quÉ tienes para decir a todo esto? >> en este caso, estamos desarrollando las prÓtesis de piernas y todavÍa no se han probado. angel tiene su extremidad y quizÁs para un futuro podrÍamos tener un exo esqueleto pero de momento en las piernas la t

this is near bogota, columbia.inside and found these two dogs basically unresponsive among the flames. they scooped them up in their big strong arms, took them outside, took off the helmets so you could see their handsome faces and got to work. >> you can see the broup one is kind of responsive and the gray one is not moving. the brown one puts his head back down, that's when time to get o 2 on. this particular firefighter using his own mask, really turning on that oxygen, doing what he can to help the puppy out. >> the other one has a mask on. >> it looks like it, yes. i'm not sure if it's one of those specific animal masks, but either way it looks like it's going the job. >> they got a crowd around him, that's for sure. >> they're all getting phone numbers. >> they're just concerned about the puppy like everybody else. >> yes, women love dogs. >> this video was getting out there, a lot o

bogota and washington have denied involvement.hor: the president of south sudan and his arch rival have signed ap still, drawing a line over conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and has displaced millions of others. riek machar has come in as the new vice president. here is a look at the details. reporter: the much would it celebration of peace in south sudan. this, moments after the president salva kiir and riek machar signed a power-sharing agreement. the transitional governmement is expected to be formed in the coming months, keeping salva kiir as president and giving riek machar the role as vice president, with both parties ping the deal will bring an end to the conflict. >> the agreement we have just endned today must mark the of conflict in our country. reporter: riek machar insisted on the need to implement the deal. >> there is the devil sometimes embedded in the implementation. if there is no political will, even if we sign beautiful agreements, and they are not implemented, then we would have done nothing

israeli embassy in bogota published a strongly worded statement on twitter saying columbia's decision to recognize palestine is a slap in the face for loyal ally which contradicts the quality of the relationship between the two countries and leaders we expect the new colombian government to reverse this decision now israel statement specifically appealed to the new foreign minister carlos almost through here you know and he has answered their call give an impossible mission those that could come to light about the way in which this decision was taken by the outgoing president the government will cautiously examine the chimp locations and will act according to international news now santos is ministration has said that do case approved the decision to recognize palestine but that would be out of line with his statements while he was campaigning i believe but is it. seems to me that if it contributes to the strength of colombia's relationship with israel and if it improves our geo political position in that region then we cannot rule out the possibility of placing our diplomatic seats i

there has been no reponse so far from bogota.he former brazilian president, luiz lula da silva, has been nominated by his party to run in october's presidential elections — despite serving a jail sentence for corruption. he's currently leading most opinion polls in brazil but it's uncertain whether the electoral court will allow him to stand. the us first lady has come out in support of basketball star lebronjames — a day after the president questioned the nba player's intelligence on twitter. james had criticised mr trump, calling him ‘divisive. melania trump issued a statement saying he is doing good things for our next generation. now in this week's edition of our world, tim whewell has been to norway to try to discover why child protection in the country appears to be in crisis. this programme contains descriptions of child abuse which you may find upsetting. norway. two years ago i came here to meet parents whose children had been taken away. they said the state was far too quick to put children into care without good reason

money has more now from bogota. even to care the country's new president fully aware of this long list of challenges not least of which is the issue of cocaine production which has reached a new high a record high here in colombia this. problem in the country really started skyrocketing about three years ago around the same time as the signing of the peace agreement between the colombian government and the revolutionary armed forces of colombia where the fart and what happened after this was in that vacuum left by the park in the territories that they controlled new armed groups groups associated with the for his dissidents who are new armed groups opposed to the government have been fighting over control of these territories and that's sort of given rise to this illicit illicit crop production that has been seen in at least ten years here in colombia apart from that there's also the question of venezuela something very complicated for colombia venezuela is there a bit as well refugees that are there flooding in six

it was center just off venezuela's northeastern coast and was felt as far away as bogota columbia. 900 miles away. >>> two sticks quake caused shape -- shoppers here to scream and run for the exit at this supermarket. no word of any deaths, but a woman fell on an escalator and was hurt during a mass panic at a shopping center. venezuelan government which is already dealing with an economic crisis says buildings across the country are damaged, including a skyscraper that was under construction that is now leaning. >>> hurricane lane is still 500 miles from hawaii but the governor has already signed an emergency declaration because the instrument the size is expected to cause catastrophic damage. the storm has already been classified as a category five the highest level possible, with wind there is also a forecast for storm surge, flooding, possibly tornadoes and landslides when the storm hits any of the hawaiian islands. if the storm continues on its current path is expected to make a hit right alongside the big island of hawaii. a wahoo and maui could also be affected people in hawaii

s thank you for that update from bogota well what's happening in venezuela itself is that the government will put into circulation a new currency on monday it's called the solver in bali var and it's the latest attempt to rein in control of the high cost of goods the new notes will be paid directly to the states cryptocurrency the petro which is backed by the country's crude oil reserves one petro has a value of three thousand six hundred boulevards so the move affectively devalues the sovereign valley. by ninety six percent well this is part of a series of moves by the president nicolas maduro to contain an economic crisis which also includes a promise of raising the minimum wage by three thousand percent the international monetary fund predicts venezuela's inflation will climb to a million percent by the end of the year gary coleman is a crypto currency economist and there was says research associates at the university of cambridge he thinks there are many unanswered questions over the security of venezuela's cryptocurrency market so the petro does achieve a degree of credibility and i

seems that we don't see an end to it any time soon ok other sounds are giving us the update from bogota thank you let's now speak to paul dobson in venezuela itself is joining us via skype is a journalist venezuela analysis dot com thanks for speaking to us so maduro has announced a series of economic measures that he's going to take he said this i want the country to recover and i have the formula one of which he says he will hike the minimum wage by three thousand percent and he's also introducing a crypto currency how is this all going to help the economic situation in the ordinary venezuelans. well the. the idea behind these measures taken by president or which come alongside a monetary conversion of the paper currency inverness wainer as well and a series of other issues tax reforms and a change in the way that a government when i set subsidy subsidies and the idea behind of these is to start reducing the subsidies in a generalized form on target subsidies to those who actually need them and also to try to address the problems of hyper hyper inflation in the country which is curren

fled to other countries let's speak now to us on the ramp yet see who's in colombia's capital of bogota. how much resistance has there been to these reforms. well nick there has been a lot of resistance coming in and particular from venezuela as base in its sector the biggest business association there said that he's the measures that are being put in place with child much preparation in a very harsh way that they will have severe consequences for the economy making matters even worse that this of course is not what the government says president who will introducing the measures said that he wants to see the country's economy recover and that he has a formula and that this will make things better what they're hoping of course is that that through this massive devaluation and by taking the boulevard to this crypto currency the petro that was introduced months ago and which in turn is connected to the oil industry that the venezuelan currency will remain more stable will this be the case we'll have to wait until tomorrow tuesday as the government fell so they decided that today monday was

this is near bogota, columbia. they got inside and found these two dogs basically unresponsive among the flames. they scooped them up in their big strong arms, took them outside, took off the helmets so you could see their handsome faces and got to work. >> you can see the broup one is kind of responsive and the gray one is not moving. the brown one puts his head back down, that's when time to get o 2 on. this particular firefighter using his own mask, really turning on that oxygen, doing what he can to help the puppy out. >> the other one has a mask on. >> it looks like it, yes. i'm not sure if it's one of those specific animal masks, but either way it looks like it's going the job. >> they got a crowd around him, that's for sure. >> they're all getting phone numbers. >> they're just concerned about the puppy like everybody else. >> yes, women love dogs. >> this video was getting out there, a lot of people very impressed with what they were seeing. even the mayor of bogga ta shared it. the dogs did recover and hav

declare their income and change the way public contracts are awarded and speak to our correspondent in bogotacolombia. so what are the supporters of this initiative hoping to achieve exactly and it's under. well they're hoping to change politics as usual in the country and they are hoping to take advantage of the fact that corruption has been in the foreground now for quite a while many colombians are worried if you have any. corruption is a massive problem in the country and yet nothing has ever been done about it every time congress had an opportunity to vote on measures similar to the one that they're voting for in the referendum today they have always voted against their. former senator cloudy a lot places on a mission trying to convince colombians to vote in the country's first ever and take corruption initiative that's fully because in call of going to titian's in colombia are stealing fifty billion pesos here that's a quarter of colombia's wealth they still through illegal contracts three full spitting and contracting their friends this is citizen action to end it. volunteers gathered

them but the twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred nine and plane exploded near bogota killing all one hundred seven people aboard as father amongst them. says out god delia was a colombian presidential candidate and ask about a sworn enemy he had been shuttle to be on that flight but changed his mind at the last moment. when this american this dicom or. see him to see the person this ily so if we see the last person head of. yeah. yeah when they came up with this whole group of ok my food in my hand full of. those you know. the few years ago gonzaga found that a charity to commemorate the victims of terror attack even left his job so that he could investigate the case which is still shrouded in mystery. when the last i see was this up but it's you i want all of us and says he now or it was known but it was being portrayed by east going to be was. a port that i was to scream in this last part i have this up but if you guys in which my eyes if you see a controller pop a leprous on a scope any showing plenty o. eleventh hour in there yank on the radio and this was from the get it we