chavez assumed elected office in 1999, venezuela broke off relations in 2008, in solidarity with bolivia after a u.s. ambassador was accused of cooperating with anti-government groups in that country. however, relations were reestablished with president obama in 2009. >>> a cyber security expert says it's almost a sure thing you will be the victim of a hack once a year. that's what's happened to this woman who had her uber account stolen by someone across the globe. we'll show you how to protect yourself from cyber crooks. itwhat's possible.nk rethink the experience. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief uses unique mistpro technology and helps block 6 key with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. rethink your allergy relief. flonase sensimist. ♪ >>> welcome back to the news at noon, hackers can get their hands on almost anything from your credit card number to your uber account. yes, your uber account. today, our special assignment unit shows you how they're doing it, and how to protect yourself. here's selective reporter, w

there have been protests in bolivia as politicians supported plans to lift protection for indigenous in a national park. if the law is approved by the national assembly it will allow a major highway to be built, part of a drive by president morales to boost infrastructure investment. president trump has signed off on new sanctions against russia but without much enthusiasm. it was done behind closed doors and then came his statement shortly after that the law was "significa ntly flawed". the russian prime minister was quick to fire back — saying the sanctions are tantamount to declaring a full—scale trade war. dmitry medvedev also claimed the trump administration had shown its "total weakness" by handing over executive power to congress in the most humiliating way. our north america editorjon sopel has more on why president trump is so doubtful. well, you almost sense that he signed this piece of legislation with a heavy heart, and one of the sure tell—tale signs of that was there were no cameras present to record him signing this legislation into law. and he says it encroaches on ex

take nats wait for cue lore -- cientos de pobladores en bolivia tomaron las calles de la paz en protestaas del presidente evo morales. -- la coalicion de manifestantes indigenas son liderados por una mujer del poblado de acha-cachi y tambien exigen la liberacion de lideres locales arrestados por denunciar corrupcion en el gobierno de morales. take vo / cesar -- roba un autobus escolar y desata una peligrosa persecucion policial por dos estados.... el desenlace...al regresar... take linda live ----una niÑa de 7 aÑos dormia tranquilamente en casa de sus abuelos .... take vo ...cuando fue secuestrada y arrojada a un lago...en segundos...le contamos quien est detrs de este brutal crimen.... end segment secuestr un autobus escolar antes de desatar una persecucion a lo largo de dos condados.. --laas autoridades dicen qye el sospechoso embisti varias patrullas con el autobus.. y durante la huida lanz dos pistolas desde una ventana.. --el sujeto presuntamente se llev el vehiculo porque queria llegar a florida y no tenia medio de transporte.. cesar - en un acto despiadado, una niÑa es sacada a la

. —— bolivia. it has echoes of the single party assembly, the national congress in cuba.ill turn to myanmar. thousands of rohingya muslims have fled myanmar. according to one estimate, 18,000 have headed to bangladesh in the last week. the latest spike in this crisis began on friday when rohingya insurgents attacked up to 30 police stations. the group behind the attacks said its primary aim is to protect the rohingya muslim minority from state repression in myanmar. the government denies that and responded with military action. what followed was an exodus. these are pictures obtained by the bbc of hundreds of people crossing a river that forms the border between myanmar and bangladesh. a spokesperson from the international organisation for migration says thousands more are waiting at the border. the bbc‘s mir sabbir is on the bangladesh side of the border. this is his latest report. the flow of rohingyas started here in cox's bazar since last friday, but despite the high alert of the border guards in bangladesh, thousands of rohingyas are coming in every day from myanmar.

which is why just this week bolivia's president abel morale is celebrated his country's total independence from the world bank and the i.m.f. . has got to feel good. oh yes they are yes thank you thank you thank you. get out from under that that's got to feel like one of pigeon finally gets the plastic bag off his foot after two years. and says who are you calling back boys now and. getting out from under the world bank was the result of men. many years of protests against large corporations like back to hell and against the privatizing of believe us infrastructure and even though the us basically runs the world bank americans are also being crushed by corporate takeover which will only be beaten back by people standing up getting angry like the two protestors in iowa who came forward to claim credit for multiple acts of sabotage on the dakota access pipeline they destroyed equipment and delayed construction going on there and they claimed credit that's that bold as bold i ask . i get i gotta be honest i don't claim credit when i scratch someone's car. or steal my neighbor's wall street jo

organization of american states deems the vote in venezuela illegal countries like nicaragua and bolivia came to caracas as defense insisting the international community should respect the rights of a sovereign country reporting from miami marina r.t. . islamic state rockets killed twenty five year old r.t. arabic journalists khalifa al ticket over the weekend in homs syria alcatel was filming a report on syrian army operations in the area when he was hit by a barrage of isis rockets according to the head of r.t. arabic spiro in damascus r.t. editor in chief margarita simonyan said this for the first time in artie's history a person who was working with our channel and hotspots has died i wish courage to colludes family friends and colleagues and everyone who knew and loved him we will do everything we can to help his family in this situation. and that is our news tonight thanks for watching here on our team america we're back tomorrow night. you know what most expedient street looks like a real bitch this would be analyzing the bottom. line with the like you not i got. the. limit so. i'

they are a number of countries involved in colombia, chile, bolivia, paraguay and brazil. this is not a lack of control a rather significant lack of control in mexico. when watching what is happening in this country right now coming from the white house -- you realize they are very much concerned about the border between mexico and the united states. it would be a concern in mexico as well. as i pointed out before, the criminal violence in honduras is beyond what i would consider a state of affairs up to the point where the stability, when the phenomenon matters and one that is not the most powerful of muslims. we could have some other cases of criminal committee, freud stands, take care of long time time -- i i think that colombians and ecuadorians have the obligation to look into the problems so that some of the cases. finally, i would like to say the governor thinks about columbia, the case of columbia. you know, the violence in the conflict in colombia is thousands of lives, thousands of losses up to a point where people start to think was that a conflict between two p

. >>> a massive wildfire has killed two people in southern bolivia.-- the bolivian military has been called in to help. so far 1,700 residents have been evacuated sending over more than 20,000 supplies. >>> today it runs parliament overwhelmingly increase the ballistic spending with the usual chance f -- chance of death to america passing by 240- 6. it's going to the foreign military operations of the parliamentary guard. the move comes after anger over u.s. president donald trump's threats to renegotiate the nuclear deal struck with world powers in 2015. the bill imposes limits and visa restrictions on u.s. officials working with opposition and their exile groups. >>> the korean pastor from canada who was held captive in north korea was given a big deal tonight. he got a standology vagues in -- a standing ovation since arriving home yesterday after more than two years in captivity. he was providing human tear work when arrested and accused of participating in anti-state activities. >>> coming up, sea lions were poisoned. why marine scientists are clo

there are a number of countries involved, colombia, chile, bolivia. [inaudible] the significant lack of control when watching what is happening in this country right now. whatever you may think about those actions, you realize the control between the border of mexico and the united states, you can be rather concerned about the border of mexico as well. criminal violence goes beyond what's considered normal up to the point. [inaudible] it could take us a long time. [inaudible] finally i would like to say a couple of things about columbia. in the case of columbia, the violence in the conflict in colombia took years, thousands of lives up to the point where people could think of was not a civil war or a conflict between two equal sides. it's been such a long environment conflict. there were terrorist groups fighting against the state for a number of years. as i mentioned before, those terrorists were moving either on the criminal side of the political terrorist side. they need negotiation to meet the request of both sides. from that you.they might like t

amy: in bolivia indigenous , people and environmentalists protested sunday against the government's move to resurrect plans to build a controversial highway through indigenous territories and a national park in the amazon. opponents of the highway say it will further the deforestation of the amazon and destroy the land and livelihoods of indigenous communities. on sunday, bolivian president evo morales signed into law the controversial legislation stripping a national park of its protected status, paving the way for the highway's constructitio. this is indigenous leader fernandodo vargas. morales will enact a law that will bury indigenous people , heritage, and also driving a dekker into bolivians because he is destroying the heritage. amy: in israel, thousands of protesters rallied outside the home of the israeli attorney-general to protest against corruption and president benjamin netanyahu, who is facing a criminal investigation into allegegations of brbribery, frauaud, and breach h of trust. netanyahu u has been accccused f trading political favors for $130,0,000 worth of f luxury gi

bolivia, tech reporter from bloomberg news. there is the question of travis kalanick maybe wanting to return to uber in some way, shape, or form. julia: still ahead, the commodities close. we will zero in on agriculture. it getting whacked today after showing big and unexpected yields on the way. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. included with xfinity tv. more to stream to every screen. world from bloomberg headquarters in midtown manhattan, this is bloomberg markets. commodity markets are closing in new york, select to you a look at some of the big movers and the widespread selloff going on across agricultural futures. all getting hammered in the session today. the crop report came out earlier and higher than estimated crop yield. it's leading to oversupply concerns. it's also a story in the soft commoditi

. >>> a state of emergency has been issued in bolivia because of wildfires. a fire spread to more than 46 square miles and 700 people were evacuated. crews continue to work in that area to try to get it under control. 20,000 volunteers are in the area to hand out supplies such as food and water to those in need. >>> all right, 7:15 on the clock. virginia's governor is addressing a baptist church. let's take you there live to listen in to what he has to say. >> you pretend you are patriots. you are not patriots. you are dividers. you want to talk about a patriot, i will talk about barbara johns who at the age of 16 years old in prince edward county, virginia, lead 400 students -- led 400 students in the '50s. [ applause ] she walked the students out and said we are not coming back until we have equal facilities as white students. she was successful. to you white supremists and neonazis here yesterday, barbara johns is a patriot. you are not. to the men and women wearing the cloth of the country, fighting for us today -- i went home last night and wrote a long

when you have, you know, bolivia, nicaragua and cuba supporting this a action by maduro and you have,te response by western governments to condemn this, we have a long tradition of u.s. foreign policy protecting our national interests -- neil: but i would worry about the neighborhood, you know? anna, real quickly, colombia comes to mind. anna? do you worry about colombia? >> yep, sorry. well, no, i'm -- you know, i think colombia recognizes -- colombia shares a border with venezuela, and i think they recognize they have to step up, and they are stepping up. in the latin america alone 11 countries have stepped up and said that they will are not recognize the illegal constituent assembly. and i think the outlier in all of this and i think the decisive factor is president trump and his administration. i mean, we're seeing a significant and positive shift away from president obama's failed strategic patience doctrine where since trump has been in office, in a little over six months he has sanctioned over two dozen venezuelan government officials, over two dozen of them. all of their asset

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by avoiding interfering in the mesquite affairs of bolivia in contrast to the western countries. elsewhere as the battle of a civil war monuments rages in the u.s. one company seems to be profiting from the controversy a confederate flag manufacturer no less probably one of the few remaining says its sales have been since the violence in charlottesville earlier this month the right wing rally of the removal of the confederate monument resulted in st paul's. was also killed in a car rammed into a crowd of counter protesters some of the hate groups that took part of the rest often display confederate flags during their rallies we asked the confederate flag manufacturer belinda kennedy what's behind the business and success now. i think it just simply goes back to a protest against the protests. when people say the monuments coming down they want to show support for the monuments staying and the way that most people are doing that is by buying a flag to me the flag is historic it is no different from a bitsy ross flag or a gadsden flag or a bennington flag or any of their flags that

best option mr blair as the best friend will come by awarding interfering in the mesquite affairs of bolivia in contrast to the western countries. i'm kevin i do keep track of the developments this morning kabul plus the central part of the city this left at least four dead and on line for most follow the escalating tensions on the korean peninsula to the north. just a few of the stories to follow today choose day the twenty ninth of august. oh they are already. welcome to the wonderful blood donation. every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive in. my body gets. produced. around the world giving blood is seen as a symbol of generosity. because it helps people it's just that one of the side effects is that it. applies more. to put money on your car we. have plasma based drugs today come from private companies and are produced from paid plasma as well. and. one of the risks of pay donation. is proof that the frequency of pathology is is much higher paid. if i was. over two years old he would go over. in the money using this approach and who runs the blood business. and i

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now we're looking a at nicaragua, bolivia, ecuador, colombia, there is concern these other countriesth the way of cuba and venezuela. ashley: all in our backyard. lots to be worried about. emac, thank you very much. liz: sure. ashley: the united nations security council passing a resolution imposing new sanctions on north korea for its continued mess sill testing and violation of u.n. resolution. they do it all the time. come in colonel ralph peters. ralph, i'm surprised there are any sanctions left we can impose? >> there is very good news. that the u.n. security council voted 15-0 to impose tougher sanctions on north korea. the bad news it wouldn't make any difference whatsoever. china has mastered the art showing us enough leg to keep us from imposing any kind of economic sanctions on them. you know, china literally gets away with trade murder because they keep dangling this possibility of help with north korea. now, china on this 15-0 vote, that sounds great but we didn't get the sanctions we wanted. we wanted tougher sanctions but for china to come on board they watered them dow

i was having a chat with bolivia, this lovely sheep.ng with the rare breeds survival trust. why are you using rare breeds? well, the reason we use the rare breeds is they are a bit lighter footed and are more suited to grazing his wildflower meadows, whereas commercial sheep need a bit more tlc, and a bit of a less harsh environment. these breeds have been created on the wilds of the british countryside, not that we are in green park at the moment. countryside, not that we are in green park at the momentlj countryside, not that we are in green park at the moment. i know there have not been sheep in green park since the 19305. how long will these girls be here? they will be here until sunday so hopefully they will have had a good munch on the dominant plant and grass species and will help to spread the seeds and a little bit of fertilising as they go. they are doing a grand job, i must say. come on, olivia, let's have a look around here. good girl. so you can actually see the lovely, big space that the sheep have. olivia, stopped. she is

i have a daughter engaged to a man from honduras, the other one from the bolivia. attend african young people in my home last summer helping them get their visas and education and had more african young people in my home this summer, helping them. you can love people can say the refugees in 1979, was a founding member of mercy corps, which has given $2 billion of food and medicine around the world. president reagan has lauded the work i've done for refugees. what i like about arpaio as he stood up for the vet is a crime, many of whom were also in the grand two needed protection, enforcing the law and loving people are not mutually exclusive. >> john mccain also came out condemning this. whether mature, will release a statement. other democrats have come out on this. about the future tape. phoenix mayor greg stanton. pardoning arpaio is a slap in the face to the people of maricopa county, especially latino communities in the civic demise as he systematically and illegally violated their civil rights. harsh words. >> yeah, this is politics. i am hearing them on tv sa