. >> los cruces automovilÍsticos de bogotÁ son su escenario,e Ée hacer todo tipo de acrobacias entrel semÁforo. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ >> ¿quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn?, buenas tardes soy felicidad aveleyra bienvenido. >> el presidente trump sigue empeÑado en una cruzada contra los inmigrantes una batalla que no para porque ahora vuelve a sacar a la luz que estÁ considerando seriamente eliminar el derecho a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento de bebÉs de padres extranjeros, pero esta vez valora hacerlo firmando una orden ejecutiva, guadalupe nos explica. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, el presidente donald trump amenaza con ciudadanÍa para los niÑos o niÑas nacidos en estados unidos hijos o hijas de inmigrantes indocumentados. (hablan inglÉs) (informaciÓn en pantalla) no es la primera vez que el presidente lanza este tipo de amenaza, hace aÑos ya lo habÍa hecho, en ese momento varios legisladores republicanos dijeron que no era posible ya que el derecho de ciudadanÍa es protegido en la constituciÓn de estados unidos bajo la enmienda nÚmero 14. ahora existe un lenguaje que los expertos legales consideran ambi

are for more than this i'm joined from bogota now by brahma it was he's a journalist and a consultant for the ngo crisis is a group from is going to have you on the show i mean this is a disturbing development what does this mean for this peace process the new peace in colombia. well i think at columbia's unpaved road the base where us always kind of a bunk the rights of cars announcements even marcus today are a major setback for gen and most likely will such ignorance of diminishment credit that's not the implementation so far but to be honest i think concerned the security situation in a country not so much will change even america's will basically speaks and it together with some former fur commanders in the name of what we consider to further this it's these are people that from the beginning of the peace process already said that their narrow not up for it and have been joined by new recruits and to be honest of the for ex combatants quote lay down their arms it's only as in significant part they join forces with this this is in groups. now with the nuns from the markets it's no

has more now from the colombian capital bogota it's a painful reminder of the past colombians will carpenters they too are video posted online by former senior fike rebel commander. in green fatigues surrounded by armed fighters and now seeing a return to war i don't. think we announce to the world that the 2nd market has begun under the protection of the universal right that assists all the people of the world to rise in arms against oppression this is the continuation of the rebel fight aunts or into the betrayal of havana peace accords. marcus was a key negotiator of the landmark 2016 peace agreement but also one of the group's more radical fighters he went missing last year with other commanders eluding drug trafficking charges colombia security forces believe they found shelter in neighboring venezuela. denouncement alone there is another blow to a deal that has been slowly unraveling well more than 13000 fighters designed after the 2016 agreement hundreds of former rebels and human rights activists have been killed since funding for a key piece reforms have been lagging and the current

brent: all right, joining us tonight from bogotÁ, we appreciate your analysis. thank you.ere are some of the other stories making headlines. he will try to put together a new coalition of the grassroots five-star movement and the central democratic party. the parties are cooperating to block a power grab by matteo salvini, leader of the far-right and tate margaret -- anti-migrant party. the greek prime minister is on an official visit in berlin. top of the agenda with angela merkel is the desire for war reparations. he estimates that germany owes it at least 300 billion euros for both world wars. hurricane dorian is heading for florida after blowing through the u.s. virgin islands without causing major damage. a c category one storm, it is forecast to become a highly dangerous cacategory for and c d hit saturdrday. residents are stocking up on sandbags and fuel supplies. the governor has declared a state of emergency. police in indonesia say demonstrators have set fire to a government building. the region has been rocked by protests for nearly two weeks. authorities will i

all right he was joining us tonight from bogota colombia promptly appreciate your analysis thank you and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has canceled a weekend trip to poland as hurricane dorian approaches the u.s. state of florida currently a category one storm dorian is forecast to become a highly dangerous category 4 and could hit florida late on saturday residents are of the state are stocking up on sandbags food and fuel supplies florida's governor has declared a state of emergency. giuseppi conte has accepted the nomination of italy's president as prime minister designate conte will try to put together a new governing coalition of the grassroots 5 star movement and the center left democratic party of the 2 parties are cooperating to block a power grab by matteo salvini leader of the far right in tight migrant league apart. the greek prime minister is on an official visit to berlin top of the agenda for his talks with the german chancellor is athens desire for war reparations from germany estimates that

peruano seguirÁ sin pisar la cárcel y no se demuestre que tuviera ningÚn interÉs polÍtico impreso venta bogotÁnal el presidente brasileÑo autorizÓ el uso de militares para combatir los voraces fuegos que tambiÉn afectan a paÍses vecinos como bolivia y paraguay. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>nos despedimos esta noche con las imÁgenes de la iniciativa para intel era del 80 aniversario como ven vistieron a cuatro reciÉn nacidos y otro bebÉ fue vestido con estos queridos personajes y se convirtiÓ en un centro obstÉtrico y ahora después de esas imÁgenes nos despedimos y le busco al señor julio césar chávez. -¿de parte de quién? -la policía. (música rock) ♪ vengo a retarte. ♪ ¿a retarme? ¿a mí aquí en mi casa? ♪

you will love awaits you updates on the situation simoni bruno correspond of that in bogota the latest thank you very much indeed. next italy's president is given the recently resigned premia. decepticon say a fresh mandate to see if he can cobblee togegether a new.. government backed by the populace five star movement. and the center left the democrats this is the situation. decepticon see that who was been dubbed the quiet man of italian politics but more more he seems to be the key player. and recently identified as one of the most popular people. unless respected politicians in italy right now his resignation last week in the wake of the- collapse of the party's coalition cleveleys enhanced is that standing. this immediate return to the same office at some above the party rounds in many. ways i suppose the question is can he remained that affected. on one of the year and a half ago was a law professor with no background in party politics. he was propelled to the top after the five star movement. and matteo salvini as far right league party agreed to form a cocoalition governmnment

measure as migration policies are tightened then other latin american countries petit has more now from bogota now you better romero was 7 months into a high risk pregnancy when she fled to colombia lack of medicine a crumbling health system meant she wasn't getting any keiran minutes where her son neighbor was born prematurely and without being officially registered wasn't able to visit a hospital except for emergencies. without nationality or proper registry we either faced shut doors or out of reach cos we are undocumented migrants with informal drops. but that will change for a neighbor as columbia grant citizenship to 24000 undocumented children born here in the past 4 years and 2 others yet to be born within the next 2. today colombia gives this message to the world to those who want to use xenophobia for political goals we take the path of fraternity about 4000000 venezuelans of fled food shortages blackouts and i pray inflation caused by years of economic collapse. colombia's borne the brunt sheltering around one and a half 1000000 until now required at least one parent to have legal r

political party have been very critical of government are right or wrong he was joining us tonight from bogota colombia promptly appreciate your analysis thank you . well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world just have become day has accepted the nomination of italy's president as prime minister designate called table try to put together a new governing coalition of the grassroots 5 star movement and the center left democratic party the 2 parties are cooperating to block a power grab by being the leader of the far right anti migrant league party. while the greek prime minister is on an official visit here in berlin and top of the agenda for his talks the chance i'm going to medical is athens desire for war reparations reason estimates that germany owes it at least 300000000000 euros for both world who. hurricane dorian is heading for florida after blowing through the u.s. virgin islands without causing major damage currently a category one storm is forecast to become a highly dangerous category 4 and could hit florida late on saturday residents are sto

desde bogotÁ, colombia, carolina flores, telemundo.>n simplemente en las an jose se une al dolor >> e nuna medi al congreso >> esto es su noticiero telemund o48 >> a las 5 >> a 16 de las 15 inicialmente reportadas, se sabe que fueron tres veteranos de policÍa que detuvieron al sospechoso, el fbi sigue procesando la evidencia investigaci las propiedades investigaciÓn. >> familiares recuerdan a steven romero, una de las vÍctimas del tiroteo en carlifornia. >> muy buenas tardes, la vigilia estÁ a punto de comenzar, estamos a las afueras de la alcaldÍa de san josÉ, como pueden ver algunas personas c e comenzaron a llegar, algunos son familiares y otros amistades, algunos vestidos con una camisa con la imagen del pequeÑo. Éste es un momento muy Íntimo y especial para recordar al estudiante de primer aÑo que falleciÓ en el festival del ajo de gilroy, sabemos que se han realizado varias vigilias para las vÍctimas, , serÁ aproximada una hora, muchos tienen imÁgenes con diferentes fotos, muchos trajeron velas, iban a compartir recuerdos de y va

y fue en estas calles del centro de bogotÁ donde comenzÓ a hacer realidad su sueÑo de ser un doble depelÍcula "11 millas el escape". tambiÉn ha actuado con goldschmidt. -- will smith. >> esa fue la experiencia mÁs larga, estuvimos con ben affleck. >> milton, quien tambiÉn es un doble de riesgo conoce a heber desde que saliÓ de la cÁrcel y dice que la actuaciÓn la lleva en la sangre. >> es un apasionado. digo que tiene la energÍa y tiene un potencial bastante grande. >> todo lo que tenga que ver con la acciÓn, la vive. respira la acciÓn. >> la increÍble transformaciÓn hizo que el propio instituto penitenciario lo contratara para convencer a otros criminales en las prisiones de mÁxima seguridad que si es posible, cambiar y comenzar una nueva vida. se casÓ estando en prisiÓn con una profesional en bacteriologÍa que lo amo a pesar de ser un peligroso recluso. con ella tiene tres hijas que son la luz de sus ojos. y la mejor razÓn para levantarse cada dÍa sabiendo que no volverÁ a delinquir o hacer sufrir a nadie. a menos que no sea de mentiras y frente a una cÁmara.. jackie: trabaja con or

for information that could lead to their arrests well on a sunday he has more now from the capital bogota. is this the end of colombia's peace deal. well now i don't take this will be the end of columbia's peace deal mostly because roughly 90 percent of the members of the fight that have demobilized are committed to this peace process despite all the difficulties and the dangers because hundreds of former fire members have been killed since the signing of the peace deal the same has been true for hundreds of human rights defenders that are operating that are living in areas of the country that were under fights influence and are now being fought these territories are being fought for by remaining criminal groups or dissident cells of fire code that are now trying to reunite under this former senior fire commander you've been markets that on thursday and now stat he was forming a new group we don't know how many people are actually part of this get the group market is doing is announcement was surrounded by just 20 people armed armed people that the government believes there might be rough

julio: miles de manifestantes de todo el mundo, desde londres hasta madrid y bogotÁ, se han lanzado aas calles ara protestar por la falta de una respuesta rÁpida del gobierno brasileÑo frente al incendio masivo que consume la selva amazÓnica. las llamas devastaron mÁs de 700,000 ha y ponen en peligro a las comunidades indÍgenas y ala biodiversidad del pulmÓn del planeta. y es el momento de pasar con nuestro pronÓstico extendido.nos enlazamos con "ventana al tiempo". fÉlix: vamos a echar un vistazo a nivel nacionalcomo estÁn las condiciones. nos sorprende que todavÍa hay advertencias por calor. nosotros, afortunadamente, no tenemos alertas en el tiempo a excepciÓn de la zona costera. es por eso que se mantiene el aviso por vendaval durante el paso del fin de semana. los nublados se van a concentrar hacia la porciÓn costera. condiciones secas y cÁlidas en nuestra zona. no veremos precipitaciÓn asÍ que no comenzarÁn a disminuir para los prÓximos dÍas. se mantendrÁn en lo usual que hemos observado por encima de los 90 grados. veremos temperaturas mÁs frescas. tenemos aumento de las temper

julio: miles de manifestantes de todo el mundo, desde londres hasta madrid y bogotÁ, se han lanzado a

los fanÁticos lloran su muerte >>> tenÍa 66 aÑos, en los aÑos 80 comenzÓ su carrera con la banda bogotÁo lo mayor es el logro como figura de la cultura popular. >>> garcÍa mÁrquez lo acompaÑÓ cuando lo acompaÑÓ en un baile y es que celso piÑa y su acordeÓn recorriÓ el mundo. >>> asÍ llegÓ a francia y toco los caminos de la vida >>> ndo. >>> una niÑa le robÓ protagonismo al papa francisco durante unauna niÑa le pongo protagonismo al papa francisco durante una audiencia en el vaticano >>> ahÍ la vemos, la pequeÑa se soltÓ de los brazos de su madre y se puso a jugar frente al mismÍsimo particiontÍfice >>> el papa le pidiÓ que la dejaran y la gente la vio moverse. >>> el papa explicÓ que la niÑa padece una enfermedad y pidiÓ a los fieles aceptar siempre a los que sufren >>> en llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn. muchas gracias por su tiempo >>>

in bogota, a profofessor and his students develop a citywide electctric car-sharing syststemo ease congestionense urban

adultos tambiÉn podrÁn asistir a los talleres de samuel el pastelero a travÉs de internet, desde bogotÁo rÉcord guiso nenes, unos 882 bailarines de la danza folklÓrica mÁs grande del mundo en la ciudad de guadalajara en el estado de jalisco rompieron el rÉcord como parte del encuentro nacional del mariachi que se desarrolla hasta el prÓximo 2 de septiembre en esta ciudad, vestidos con sus coloridos trajes tÍpicos bailarines de todas las edades mostraron su talento al ritmo de la internacional canciÓn el jarabe tapatÍo, interpretadaenc. >> fue una sensaciÓn increÍble, una experiencia inolvidable, y esperemos que nos sigan invitando a actividades como esta.. >> estuvimos aquÍ desde las diez de la maÑana para registrarnos y todo. >> felicidad, con esto la ciudad de guadalajara ya suma 11 record guinness, algunos de ellos por ejemplo por p tener la mayor concentraciÓn de mariachis tocando al mismo tiempo. asÍ que sin duda mucho que festejar en la perla tapatÍa, es la informaciÓn, felicidad, regreso contigo. >> bueno, me parece hipnotizo ante esa imagen con tanta belleza de vestidos y bailes

joining me there live from bogota. still ahead here on the run trying to save their land the battles that facing farmers in the outset and inspired a painful day for the defending champion at the u.s. open all the more when we come back. hello despite the fact the monsoon rains are retreating every now and again to give a boost to tease us and this is one such that would have a kharaj otherwise this satellite picture is largely free of cloud but there's something still in eastern turkey in the caucasus and spreading across the middle of the caspian tension baku down to $24.00 and you might feel showers here as well the volume creep further around the coast towards iran but mostly it's the picture dry weather the temperature in the high forty's in baghdad still on the very high side this time of the year clearly it's cooler on the coast as always so team beirut a good example but the coast of the gulf is a different matter just on these other human hearts or slightly less he wouldn't slightly hotter as he got a lot to 1

lo pueden hacer tambiÉn en bogotÁ, pero casi ninguno estarÍa dispuesto a devolverse o la pueden solicitarde los Ángeles despide la gente ángel reynosa por mentir al decir que la habÍa disparado a un francotirador. al ser esta el condado asegurÓ que la operaciÓn para buscar al falso francotirador costÓ cientos de millones de dÓlares. agentes allanaron la casa del jefe del sindicato de la industria automotriz. lo investiga por corrupciÓn y soborno. el actor jorge reynoso entregÓ su pasaporte y lleva un grilleteelectrÓnico. vilma tarazona tiene mÁs detalles vilma: el actor de telenovelas y cine mexicano jorge reynoso muy popularen la dÉcada de los 80 y 90 que participÓ en numerosas producciones ahora es el protagonista de su propia historia. >> amigos, soy jorge reynoso, vengo saliendo de la prisiÓn de texas. vilma:el actor fue detenido por agentes de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza en el puente internacional roma cuando entraba estados unidos proveniente de mÉxico. informaron que tenÍa una orden de arresto en su contra por acciones indecentes contra una menor de edad y fue enviado a una pri

al jazeera, bogota.e spanish coast rescues more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea and the last 24 hours. they were picked up east of the strait of gibraltar, one of the most common roots of crossing from europe -- from north africa to europe. they have been taken to a facility in spain. so far this year, the interior ministry says more than 14,000 migrants have arrived in the country by sea, that is down 42% appeared to the same time last year. the world health organization says there has been a dramatic resurgence of measles in europe, partly fueled by parents refusing to vaccinate their children. a new report from the u.n. health agency says nearly 90,000 people were diagnosed with the virus between january and june. that is double the number over the same period last year. the who says the united kingdom, albania, czech republic and greece have lost their status as having eliminated measles. while many european countries have introduced stronger vaccination policies, it says there are pocke

ports in the colombian capital bogota. 4000000 venezuelans have fled the economic collapse blackout and out of control inflation in their country most crossing into neighboring colombia and while the colombian government is receiving them with open arms some are being killed or recruited by criminal groups in the country's border regions it's one of the main findings of a report presented by the international watchdog group human rights watch a document focuses on the increase in violence in the cutter border region since the signing of the peace deal with fark rebels in 2016 delays in the implementation of a peace deal left a void that's being filled by smaller armed groups who are unleashing a new wave of drug related violence the type of abuses are frankly. atrocities. we have been able to document cases of disappearances executions. sexual violence. forced recruitment of minors they use land mines are renewal of war that has forced some 40000 people to flee their homes in the region well business women and children are forced to work harvesting coca leaves. i'm 14 years old and they

action in fighting the fires sweeping parts of the rain forest others rallied in colombia's capital bogota and in lima in peru well it's not just brazil struggling to cope with the wildfires more than 7000 square kilometers have been destroyed by flames in neighboring bolivia the government there has now hired a specially equipped boeing 747 after failing to extinguish the flames the aircraft can carry 150000 pieces of water or fire retardant the blazes have been burning in the eastern province of santa cruz for the past month. plenty more still to come for you here now to syria including a strike on a weapon steptoe in iraq is being attributed to israel it would be the 1st known israeli strike there since 1981. and the syrian government ramps up its offensive retaking towns lost to rebels early in the war. and other similar raid in the forecast across the united states and scattered thunderstorms you can see there's a line of activity here working its way towards the south and the east meanwhile out towards the west it looks fairly clear even on the satellite just off the coast there in b

live now to bogota and juan diego of parays, the peace and reconciliation foundation.gence of this new guerrila movement. how many are there and how representative? there are about 1800 former combatants that are now in the ranks of this dissident group, how significant they are, we believe that it how significant they are, we believe thatitis how significant they are, we believe that it is about 20%. they have 20% of the capability that they used to have before the peace accord was signed. if the president hunts them down as he has promised to do, will that be the end of it or will it encourage more people who had previously down their arms to take them up again? this is the thing. in colombia we have a tradition of recidivism and that is with the government ‘s that sign peace accords with paramilitary groups in the past, they have not fulfilled nor the promises. and that has a lwa ys nor the promises. and that has always had, in the colombian history, always lead to a new cycle of violence which leaves a number of members of former groups, especially mid—level comman

also demonstrations outside of brazilian embassies around the world including in paris london geneva bogota montevideo we bring you the latest on the story now from our correspondent daniel who is in port of valhall in the op amazon river basin. i'm standing in a burnt field this field is for sale it's not clear whether this land was burnt deliberately whether it was accidental or whether it was a natural phenomenon that is unlikely to be investigated as i say this is a frontier town the kind of people who come here they come here to the forest because they do cattle ranching to make money out of the the timber industry and this is where president dr also narrow word is law these people generally voted voted for him to become president at the beginning of this year he has said that the kind of crimes the kind of fires are being set illegally are unlikely to be investigated he sees the environmentalist indigenous community as an impediment to further development of this area which he says is right for development 70 percent of the state the state of round on your say 5 hours flying time from

presidente peruano seguirÁ sin pisar la cárcel y no se demutuviera ningÚn interÉs polÍtico impreso venta bogotÁentro obstÉtrico y ahora después de esas imÁgenes nos despedimos y le deseamos una feliz noche. ♪ ♪ ♪

painstakingly negotiated deal since his election last year well he is following events in columbus capital bogota and joins us now good to see you i mean obviously the stephanie complicates a situation what does it actually mean though for the peace same plantation if i mean is there any hope of that now. well barbara this is the biggest blow yet again to the implementation of this landmark to have peace you know and it was a nightmare that came true for many colombians when they woke up on thursday.

which ended 15 years of conflict on the standard and the ante in more stuff from colombia's capital bogota. i don't take this will be the end of colombia's peace deal mostly because roughly 90 percent of the members of the fight that have demobilized are committed to this peace process despite all the difficulties and the dangers because hundreds of former fired members have been killed since the signing of the peace deal the same has been true for hundreds of human rights defenders that are operating that are living in the areas of the country that were on their fights influence and that are now being fought these territories are being fought for by remaining criminal groups or this it in sales of fire could that are now trying to reunite under this former senior fire commander about markets that on thursday and now staff he was forming a new get free you know group but we don't know how many people are actually part of this get the group mike is doing is the announcement was surrounded by just 20 people armed people that the government believes there might be roughly somewhere between 15

joining us there live from bogota alessandra franking. a suicide attack in the yemeni city of aden has killed 3 separatists fighters recent battles around the city have exposed growing rifts in the saadi amarok to coalition yemen's internationally recognized president has accused the u.a.e. of bombing government positions in and around aden there urging said arabia to intervene the u.a.e. military says it's targeting what it calls terrorists well abdul rocket al hazmi is a journalist based in aden and says the security situation there continues to change are. the yearly fee at the couldn't get body the scene is now open for the southern state persists and most of aid in the forces of the legitimate government are clearly not present to protect the citizens from violations abuse and being a recent anger is increasing among the residents of aden because the southern suit protests are targeting the national army on the outskirts of the city people expected the army to arrive in control laden in order to aid and to get rid of the separatists

who is in bogota the colombian capital and alice sandra sounds from the from the perspective of even mark is that things have gone terribly wrong in just 3 years since the signing of this peace deal. well my team that's what he said it is video calling for a return to the arms case was the lead negotiator of the peace talks between the colombian state and this rebel group he was always part of the most radical wing of the rebels organization and he had disappeared now over a year ago eluding charges of drug trafficking continuing to be involved in drug trafficking since the signing of the peace deal the same is true for the other commander that is seen standing at his side in this video his son treats together they were the 2 commanders that always had the biggest doubts about going further with this with these negotiations and reaching a deal now i think that it's important here to say that the majority of the former rebel fighters remain committed to peace to lead their the overall leader of the again he's ation of the day going on don't you know better known as a human shame cause

there will also demonstrations outside brazilian embassies around the world in paris london geneva bogota and on to video. the russian president vladimir putin has ordered the military to respond after the united states tested a new myside on sunday a modified ground launched cruise missile would have been banned under the 1907 intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which both russia and the u.s. of withdrawing from the u.s. withdrew from the treaty citing russian violations a claim which moscow denies. and iran's foreign minister says wrong will not renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers speaking in paris mohammad javad zarif added that a meeting with french president emmanuel back home aimed at salvaging the deal was productive. for myself and the team here in london coming up next on al-jazeera it's counting the cost and then more news after that in about half an hour's time. their own crisis is now in the. more than 700000 it's placed and stateless after fleeing military. and they still don't think it's safe to. follow their plight with special coverage and reports on a

with one of the world's largest refugee crises alexander dampier has more from the colombian capital bogota now you better romero was 7 months into a high risk pregnancy when she fled to colombia lack of medicine a crumbling health system meant she wasn't getting any care in venice where her son neighbor was born prematurely and without being officially registered wasn't able to visit a hospital except for emergencies. only without nationality or proper registry we either faced shut doors or out of reach cos we are on documented migrants with informal jobs. but that will change for a neighbor as columbia grant citizenship to 24000 undocumented children born here in the past 4 years and 2 others yet to be born within the next 2. today colombia gives this message to the world to those who want to use xenophobia for political goals we take the path of fraternity. about 4000000 venezuelans a fled food shortages blackouts and. caused by years of economic collapse colombia's borne the brunt sheltering around one and a half 1000000 until now required at least one parent to have legal residence for

i wanted to say that i watched the landing from bogota, colombia. i was on vacation with my parents. we were in a big hotel and there was one television in the television room so we watched it communally which is in itself a gift. and i heard a bit of walter cronkite. i heard a lot of la luna. the best part is the next day as we walked around the streets of bogota, people knew we were more them americans and people would say things to us about us having things to do with it. i would like you to comment on the role that george lowe played in initiating this project. thank you. >> well, for viewers, let's first say who was george lowe. he was a nasa career engineer and even with the organization that preceded nasa. in 1960, 61 he did the first study of the technical requirements for landing on the moon at nasa headquarters. it was his study that allowed nasa to say to president kennedy, give us enough money and we can do this. then, george who i had the good portion of knowing fairly well moved to houston with the establishment of the new manned base

we have more from bogota. >> i don't think this will be the end of columbia's peace deal.bers havef the demobilized. they are committed to this peace process. despite the difficulties and dangers. hundreds of former members have been killed since the signing of the peace deal. the same has been true for hundreds of human rights offenders that are operating, living in areas of the country that were under the rubble influence. for bye now being fought remaining criminal groups or dissident cells of the revolution that is now trying to reunite under this former senior fight commander. on thursday, he announced that he was forming a new group. we don't know how many people are actually part of this group. the announcement was surrounded people, armed people. the government believes there 1500 and 2000ly members of these dissident groups. way smaller than the fark which had more than 20,000 soldiers at the height of its operations. members roughly 13,000 when they signed the peace deal in 2016. anchor: the world health organization is warning the 30 million people living in and

ndr logsdon, but i wanted to say that i i watched the landing frw bogota, colombia. big h i was on vacation with my one te parents. we were in a in th big hotel, a there was one television in the television room. so we watched it communally, which is in itself a gift. and i heard a bit of walter as cronkite. i heard aed aroun lot of la lun luna, la luna. but the best part is the next day as we walked around the streets of bogota, people knew we were americans and they would say felicidad as if we had al anything to do with it atl. alll my question for mr. logsdon, i would like you to comment on thn role that george lowe played in initiating this project.ell, thank you.le >> well, for your viewers, let's first say who was george lowe.rd he was a nasa career engineer and even with the organization that preceded nasa, in 1960, '61, he did the first study of the technical requirements for landing on the moon at nasa headquarters. it was his study that allowed . nasa to say to president kennedy, yeah, give us enough money and we can do this. then george, who we had the go

earlier i spoke to the bbc mundo's luis fajardo, who's in columbia's capital bogota.rc members integrated strongly within the political system of columbia. what was the biggest sticking point. this situation has gone on for decades, this was an insurgency that began in the 1960s, so for many, this is the backdrop of their lives in the last couple of years as you are saying, many people criticised the peace process, but others saw it as an opportunity to break the cycle of violence has been going on for decades. so there is a lot of soul—searching but the party of government right now, which is led by former president, they have been very critical of the peace process and that there was never really any intention to continue this peace process. one of the people who ascended in the video was another commander of the farc. he has been requested and acquisition of drug trafficking which happened after the peace process. so they said they we re peace process. so they said they were not real commitments and parts of the farc. others say it is really important that they con

he is following events in columbus capital bogota and joins us now good to see you i mean obviously the stephanie complicates a situation what does it actually mean though for the p.c. implementation if i mean is there any hope of that now. well but i read this is the biggest blow yet again today implementation of this landmark piece and it was a nightmare that came true for many colonials when they woke up on thursday to a video of a senior fire commanders once again dressed in green spec peak surrounded by armed fighters then calling again for armed struggle probably wasn't surprising since even my kids had disappeared now almost a year ago and the same has happened with other far command commanders that are accused of dealing in drug trafficking after the timing of the peace deal but even if it wasn't surprising it is a scary thought for colombians who are still struggling to close the door on half a century of internal conflicts that now group remains a minority but it could be inflict damage in remote areas of the country and could also convince more disillusioned fighters to pick

terms of the $26000.00 peace agreement which ended 50 years of conflict and less on the reports from bogota. i don't take this will be the end of colombia's peace deal mostly because roughly 90 percent of the members of the fight that have demobilized are committed to this peace process despite all the difficulties and the dangers because hundreds of former fired members have been killed since the signing of the peace deal the same has been true for hundreds of human rights defenders that are operating that are living in the areas of the country that were under fights influence and that are now being fought these territories are being fought for by remaining criminal groups or this is in cells of fire code that are now trying to reunite under this former senior fire commander in bond markets that on thursday and now staff he was forming a new get 3 you know group but we don't know how many people are actually part of this give the group mike is doing is announcement was surrounded by just 20 people armed people that the government believes there might be roughly somewhere between 1500 to 20

in colombia's capital bogota. i don't take this will be the end of colombia's peace deal mostly because roughly 90 percent of the members of the fight that have demobilized are committed to this peace process despite all the difficulties and the dangers because hundreds of former fired members have been killed since the signing of the peace deal the same has been true for hundreds of human rights defenders that are operating in that are living in the areas of the country that were on their fights influence and that are now being fought these territories are being fought for by remaining criminal groups or this it in sales of fire crews that are now trying to reunite under this former senior fire commander in bond markets that on thursday and now staff he was forming a new get free you know group but we don't know how many people are actually part of this get the group mike is doing is the announcement was surrounded by just 20 people armed people that the government believes there might be roughly somewhere betwee

because he reports now from bogota . 4000000 venezuelans have fled the economic collapse blackouts and out of control inflation in their country most crossing into neighboring colombia and while the colombian government is receiving them with open arms some are being killed or recruited by criminal groups in the country's border regions it's one of the main findings of a report presented by the international watchdog group human rights watch a document focuses on the increase in violence in the cutter to mow border region is the signing of the peace deal with dark rebels in 2016 delays in the implementation of a peace deal left a void that being filled by smaller armed groups who are unleashing a new wave of drug related violence the type of abuses are frankly. atrocities. we have been able to document cases soft. disappearances executions. sexual violence. forced recruitment of minors. i renew all of war that has forced some 40000 people to flee their homes in the region while venus women children are forced to work harvesting coca leaves. 14 years old in a scrape coca leaves there ar

he reports now from bogota. it's a pain. reminder of the past colombians will carpenters' they to a video posted online by former senior fike rebel commander. in green fatigues surrounded by armed fighters announcing a return to war i don't. we announce to the world but the 2nd the market has become under the protection of the universal right to desist all the peoples of the world to rise in arms against oppression this is the continuation of the rebel fight on tsering to the portrayal of the havana peace of. marcus was a key negotiator of the landmark 2016 peace agreement but also one of the group's more radical fighters he went missing last year with other commanders eluding drug trafficking charges colombia security forces believe they found shelter in neighboring venice where. the announcement landed another blow to a deal that has been slowly unraveling well more than 13000 fighters designed after the 2016 agreement hundreds of former rebels and human rights activists have been killed since funding for key piece reforms

so here is today's panel all joining us from bogota the capital of colombia on skype we have got sergio guzman who is the director of columbia risk analysis we have jorge at risk repost the director of set uk the conflict analysis resource center and also on skype daniel got to see opinion who is the professor of political science at the national university and a former high commissioner for peace of colombia gentlemen welcome to all 3 of you i am conscious that the story of the rebels and the peace deal is not something all of our viewers are going to be completely up to speed on so i just want to spend a few minutes with you sort of explaining a bit more about some of the main players and what's happened in the last 3 years sergio i'll start with you tell me about even marquez tell our viewers about even our kids and particularly right now how strong is his voice how influential is he does he have people numbers on his side. thank you and thank you for inviting me good morning to your head and i mean it it's a pleasure to be here to begin you and marcus is a person that has a very lon

houston to bogota, colombia. argentina. >> if you name every stop, we won't get out. >> i won't. brazil ma brazil, madrid, london, paris, india, thailand, tokyo, seoul, australia and then back. and i thought when we came back, we had clippings in a big, fat notebook. it was called giant step. we all thought that was pretty appropriate co appropriate. coming back from doing things out there, we felt that our trip around the world was logically giant step. well, you know, we went through the apollo sky lab, the shuttle, the station and international ventures like that. and then it was constellation, back to the moon, journey to mars. neither of them quite gelled. they didn't quite make it. so now i think and i think the public would like to know what is the next step? space alliance. this is not just nasa, just the u.s. we have an alliance of nations that need to venture out on this next step, space. and they're not just space agencies, but if nasa were to try and bring together the commercial guys, the ones that love government money, it would have to be with maybe the aerospace c