uno de esos vehÍculos terminÓ olvidado en un taller mecÁnico en bolivia.ruz y bien a una persona. cuando miro el auto pareciÓ muy emocionado. y yo pregunte por quÉ. >> cuando falleciÓ mi papÁ. >> era Él, pablo, quien heredÓ el auto de su papÁ y lo coto al frases que en el garaje aÚn estaba guardado. andrÉ por simple curiosidad decidiÓ conocerlo y grabÓ en su cÁmara personal el momento, sin siquiera sospechar lo que iba a pasar. >> un auto de rally. >> efectivamente era un auto de rally. de los pocos que produjo francia y ademÁs, dueÑo de un pasado que por casi 50 aÑos habÍa estado documentado sÓlo hasta la mitad. >> por ese ao corre el rally, pero se rompiÓ el motor entre la paz y lima. el piloto abandonÓ el rally, vendiÓ el auto al papÁ de la persona que encontramos en la ciudad. >> el piloto era bob, y la copa que se corriÓ hasta mÉxico y se hizo con el fin de unir en un solo evento a las dos ciudades sede de los mundiales de fÚtbol, inglaterra 66 y mÉxico 70. >> mÁs o menos 96 autos corrieron. y se terminÓ en el estadio azteca de mÉxico. >> entonces, na

uno de esos vehículos se quedó olvidado en un taller mecánico en bolivia.do y yo pregunté por qué. jessie: era él, pablo, quien le heredó el auto a su papá y le contó al francés que en el garaje aun estaba guardado. andré, por simple curiosidad decidió conocerlo y grabó en su cámara personal el momento, sin siquiera sospechar lo que iba a pasar. andré: un auto de rally. jessie: efectivamente, era un auto de rally, de los pocos que produjo francia y, además, dueño de un pasado que por casi 50 años había estado documentado sólo hasta la mitad. andré: ese auto corrió el rally pero se rompió el motor entre la paz y lima. el piloto abandonó el rally y vendió el auto al papá de la persona que encontramos en la ciudad. jessie: el piloto era bob neret, y la copa que se corrió desde wembley hasta méxico, y se hizo con el fin de unir con un solo evento a las dos ciudades sede de los mundiales de futbol, inglaterra 66 y méxico 70. andré: más o menos 96 autos salieron del estadio y corrieron todo europa y se terminó el rally en el estadio azteca de méxico. jessie: ento

. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight we take you on a journey to bolivia, where species as elusive as it is exotic swimsiver. pink dolphins are legendary but their numbers are dwindling. can the dedicated scientists we'll meet help save their species? here's abc's victor oquendo with another look. >> reporter: they're the world's most intelligent animals, second only to humans. dolphins are majestic and playful. but there's one rare subspecies that remains a mystery to scientists. the pink dolphin of the amazon river is a living legend. at the end of 2017, we caught our first glimpse. right now they've got one dolphin. you can see it right there behind me. it's totally surrounded. the world wildlife fund is on a mission to tag 15 dolphins throughout brazil, colombia, and here in bolivia, to study their health and behavior. the group consists of local fishermen and scientists. scientists fear the pink river dolphin is vulnerable to extinction. due mostly to manmade threats like mining, hunting, and deforestation. waiting for them under tents is a makeshift o.r. >> they're bringing the dolphin out of the

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murieron y unas 30 resultaron heridas al chocar un autobÚs repleto de pasajeros en una carretera de boliviaicaragua. pobladores en managua dijeron que policÍas y paramilitares afines al gobierno incendiaron una casa porque supuestamente. la familia se gó a que se instalarunfrancotirador en el techo. tambiÉn fueron asesinados y quemados en plena calle dos ciudadanos tras ser atacado cuando intentaban retirar barricadas. son por lo menos 178 las muertes en casi dos meses. >>ahora vamos con natalie juÁrez. natalie: gracias. arrancamos. se terminÓ la espera para el debut de mÉxico frente a alemania. no quiso adelantar la alineaciÓn. los dirigidos por juan carlos osorio entre risas y buen ambiente, reconocieron la cancha. >>por supuesto que sabemos que alemanha es la favorita, la que en teorÍa debe llevar la mano, pero al final, eso no cambia nada para nosotros. llevamos mucho tiempo preparÁndonos para este evento y nos sentimos listos y convencidos de lo que vamos a hacer. natalie: brasil realizÓ el Último entrenamiento de cara a su debut en la copa del mundo. el estratega admitiÓue neymar no e

en austria, corea del sur enfrentÓ a bolivia en un partido que finalizÓ en un empate sin goles.a contra mÉxico y va univisiÓn. para mÁs informaciÓn esta noche los esperamos en "contacto deportivo". "contacto deportivo". ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. compremos ese. ¿y el de dragon's blood? te apuesto que sabe a cereza... ¡aye! la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. hey, ¿ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. porque esa es su intencíon. ¿quieres? sure. conductor: les recuerdo que noticias univisiÓn somos tu gente tu voz. si tienes alguna historia que reportar comunÍcate con nosotros o nÚmero en pantalla. esta noche ya hablaremos sobre un proyecto de cocineros hispanos que lanzaron su libro de recetas en el Área de la bahÍa. una psicÓloga nos explica por quÉ se ha disparado el Índice de suicidio en los estados unidos. los detalles de estas y otras historias esta noche en vivo, acompÁÑenos. la unidad espacial de la nasa ha permitido detectar nuevas y posibles huellas d

le hacía llamadas que no respondió ella y sus amigos piden justicia >> en el centro de la paz en bolivia un grupo de ladrones que baron un establecimiento de venta de lentes los ladrones se llevaron los productos más caros del lugar la policía aún no puede rescatar los delincuentesuna hombre enes atropellada y martín habló con la víctima >> esta abuela dice que por suertna camioneta no le pasó por encima pero sí fue llada por un conductor que le dejó la cara casi desfigurada >> sentí el golpe en mi cuerpo caí hacia abajo y mi cara gó con el suelo >> el accidente fue captado por uncámara de seguridad en el momento que la mujer cruza la calle y el ehíco sigue sin detenerse nada o ser fatal que tome emed >> según la policía el conductor del vehículo intentaron perseguir al sospechoso pero no lo alcanzaron >> no pudieron agarrar el número de la placa de la ban >> las autoridades buscan la conductor de la camioneta el incidente fue en la calle orang >> quizás él ahora no duerme sus noches tranquilos ahora quizás él piensa lo que pasó con la persona que aventó >> un edificio en palo alto vendi

we express deepest appreciation to kuwait bolivia china called the war it what auriol guinea france kazakhstan piru sweden and the russian federation for standing firmly on principle for responding to the urgency of the situation and for standing unequivocally underside of international law when it comes to palestine including on the protection of civilians indeed today's vote sends important messages that must be recognized including the following one there is a severe protection crisis in the occupied palestinian territory including east jerusalem and particularly in the gaza strip due to israeli's illegal policies and practices including its use of force against palestinian civilians including peaceful protesters and its blockade on gaza among other oppressive and punitive measures against our people to the rallies killing and injuring of palestinian civilians will not be tolerated and cannot be excused and the occupying power must be fully abide by its obligations under international law three the palestinian people are entitle to protection in accordance with international law including h

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. —— bolivia. but rwanda has topped the table for many years.d by female politicians. in the uk, by comparison, just 32% of politicians are women. papua new guinea registers no female politicians. spain's new parameters that is starting a new era in his party's political equality agenda. around the world, every country still has a long way to go. later in the programme, we will look at how spain is digesting the changes. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the leaders of france and canada have reaffirmed their support for strong multilateral trade relations ahead of the g7 summit — trade tariffs and protectionism from the us will inevitably be a main focus of the meeting. canada's justin trudeau, who's hosting emmanuel macron of france ahead of the summit in canada, has said he expects difficult conversations with president trump. paul dacre, editor of britain's daily mail for the past 26 years, has announced he will step down before his 70th birthday in november. he is one of the most influential and controversialfigur

alexander mitrovica scored the first ever international had trick for serbia in a five one hundred of bolivia. now a large part of the world will be gripped by football world cup fever in the coming week the philippines is hoping that team will one day play their two then men's team has qualified for next year's asians cup for the very first time but domestically the game is still struggling to meet alan dogan reports from kid a power one in the province of course about. following his football dream ralf says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember he's aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but it comes from them and in the region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and dreams like his are often have true mean just that a dream. rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know and i feel bad when i see children here not reach their full potential in football they cannot afford coaches so i share wi

elsewhere south korea were held to a goal is draw but bolivia a year ago i comfortably beat as becky stan and england picked up a win over fellow world cup hopefuls costa rica in their final warm up game marcus rushford with a brilliant first half strike. now germany face saudi arabia later in their last warm up game before beginning the defense of their title in russia but they'll be without one of their stars mesut ozil has been ruled out after bruising his need last saturday against austria has trained alone for the past few days but the german football association say leaving him out is just a precaution and he won't risk his place at the world cup. elsewhere world cup participants croatia and senegal take on each other japan head to look honored to meet switzerland in their penultimate match and they still have a meeting with paraguayan in four days time and poland take on chile in polls and they also have one will warm up game before departing for neighbors russia. professional sports stars will tell you that when it comes to success you can never set the ball too high well it

for example, nicaragua, bolivia, they sent 16000 troops to angola, they were at the forefront. they were committed , and they provided oil and all sorts of resources to them. when the soviet union collapsed, so did cuba in many respects. their military no longer had provisions by the soviet union. they lost the oil. what save them is that they had to look to venezuela. chavez looked upon the cubans the way -- looked upon the ancient greeks. so, he helped them a great deal. he sent oil and a return cuban set medical doctors and police organizers to venezuela to help chavez. it's another example of how a rogue slips from one great power into the orbits of another. today, i do not consider cuba a rogue state any longer. i think it is a state that is failing in many respects. it is moving away very slowly from a communist ideology and allowing some minor changes in the economy which are more free-market than in the past. >> host: one of the takeaways from your book, as the world relapses from great power politics, modern day will look for them in cases like bashir al-assad. be this

in bolivia, it takes four flights, including a private charter to reach a town near the dolphins. >> we're about too drive two hours into camp. >> we embark on a nearly three-hour journey through punishing terrain. >> mud, more than water. >> the mud can seem like quick sand. . >> bolivian ingeniuty at its best. >> the team set up camp here. 35 people total, eating, resting, and working together during their mission to tag the dolphins. leading the tracking charge is paul van dam, a biologist and director of a bolivian ngo. >> you need to know fohow far travel, searching for females, family, food. >> in just minutes after boarding our canoes, a downpour. >> we are in the rain now. a little unlucky but rain does not interfere in the capture of the dolphin. >> the ride out is bumpy. after an hour, the fishermen find a look out point for the elusive dolphin. >> we have a tent so the fishermen preserve to capture the dolphins. >> while some work franticly through the cold rain others take refuge in the much warmer amazon river. when the rain finally settles, it's go time. >> team starts

university students have clashed with police and bolivia's capital of the students were taking part in protests that began last month to back faculty strikes in support of pay rises because students are also calling on the government to pay for their education one student died during the violence two weeks ago. and watching the news still to come world cup hosts russia celebrate their explosive five nil win against saudi arabia at the tournament's opening match we'll go live to moscow. russians are having a good day but it doesn't look like a good day for world trade is all actually several developments the e.u. is getting the terrorist guns into position to hit back at the u.s. italy says it won't gratify the seeds of free trade agreement between the e.u. and kind of potentially killing it off completely but most importantly the united states has approved plans to pose another round of tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods levy's could come into effect as soon as today friday more than thirteen hundred chinese goods worth about fifty billion dollars will be subject to

alexander emitter of it scored the first ever international hot trick for serbia and a five one off bolivia and there were also wins for denmark australia and spain now a large parts of the world will be gripped by football world cup fever in the coming week the philippines is hoping that team will one day play over to the men's team has qualified for next year's asians cup for the very first time but domestically the game is still struggling to meet alan dogan reports from kidd a power one in the province of course about. following his football dream ralf says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember he's aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but he comes from the mindanao region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and dreams like his are often have true mean just that a dream. rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know and i feel bad when i see children here not reach their full potential

director gina house brought before the issue of alleged torture under the bush administration has bolivia saw one of the secret overseas prisons run by the cia where terrorist suspects were reportedly tortured on mass the u.s. envoy to the un nikki haley has previously said no human rights violator should sit on the un human rights council. being a member of this council is a privilege and no country who is a human rights violator should be allowed a seat at the table. earlier we spoke to ramsey perverted author and editor of the palestine chronicle he thinks the us leaving the council is actually a good thing since trump has been in power the us has further cemented its policy of isolation isolationism of done some did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris corps and so forth and so on now i think they just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing the move themselves entirely from the human rights council i think it's a positive thing in this is that the u.s. presence in

if the 5—1 friendly win over bolivia is anything to go buy it hasn't done them too much harm.use third game in they face brazil. in this competition if you make one mistake it's going to be very difficult to recover from it. result it's going to be very difficult to recoverfrom it. result is it's going to be very difficult to recover from it. result is the favourite in the group. as i say everything is open and it could be that two the teams go through. what about the neighbours croatia? the metronomic yet magical passing of real madrid's luka modric and barcelona's ivan rakitic will set the rhythm. the question is who will play lead? 5? it fzzzsffim finilemrl third. the , fl . finidmdthirdjhe world , ireland finished third, the world has been warned. patrick gearey, bbc news. that has whetted the appetite for the next couple of weeks at least because all those nations will be on show with their three group matches. the matches come thick and fast now, at least three a day for the next couple of weeks as we get the next couple of weeks as we get the groups out of the way before w

elsewhere south korea were held to a goalless draw by bolivia euro quite comfortably beat as becky stan and england picked up a win over fellow world cup hopefuls costa rica in their final woman game marcus rushford with a brilliant first half strike germany faced saudi arabia later in their last one month game before beginning the defense of their title in russia but they'll be without one of their stars miss it is or has been ruled out after bruising his knee last saturday against austria has trained alone for the past few days but the german football association say leaving him out is just a precaution and it won't risk his world cup participation. elsewhere world cup participants croatia and senegal take on each other japan had to log on and to meet switzerland in their penultimate game they still have to meet paraguayan in four days time poland take on chile in post nine they also have one more woman game before departing for russia if a neighbor is russia or professional sports stars will tell you that when it comes to success you can never set the bar too high well it turns out t

alexander mr of each square the first ever international hot trick for serbia in a five one hammering of bolivia and there are also wins for denmark australia and spain. my jury kick off their world cup campaign on saturday when they face croatia in group d. the players from the west african nation will be able to focus on their performances without having to worry too much about being paid al-jazeera as i'm of interest reports from port harcourt. nigeria is super hugo's a training hard for these year's world cup in russia. the focus is on winning in advancing in the biggest sporting event in the world i disputed was still a reason born of this course to control the last world cup in brazil four years ago . officials here say that was a turning point. then with the plans of the cubs in a new way the course and i agree clearly what is a bonus for this is what's been in the world cup already we agree on the money they're going to put on for it but i'd sure money is not. does that will if i'm one of those with a world problem not someone who has not been put aside officials say the players were pai

mitchell bitch scored the first ever international hot trick for serbia in a five one hammering of bolivia and there were also wins for denmark australia and spain. nigeria kick off their world cup campaign on saturday when they face croatian group d. the players from the west african nation will be hoping to focus on their performances without having to worry about being paid. reports from port harcourt. nigeria's super you goes up training hard for the year's world cup in russia. the focus is on winning in advance in the biggest sporting event in the world. i dispute over salaries and bonuses caused to contrive a secret in the last world cup in brazil four years ago officials here say that was a turning point. then with the players the cups in a new way the course and agree clearly what is your bonus for this what's present in the world cup already we agree on the money they're going to bid for it but i'm sure money is not. does that will offend one us for the world so many have been put aside officials say the players are paid two point eight million dollars for qualifying team official

of bolivia and there were also wins for denmark australia and spain. now a large parts of the world will be gripped by football world cup fever in the coming week the philippines is hoping that team will one day play over to the men's team has qualified for next year's asians cup for the very first time but domestically the game is still struggling to meet alan dogan reports from kid a power one in the province of course about. following his football dream ralf says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember he's aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but he comes from the mindanao region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and dreams like his are often have true mean just that a dream. rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know and i feel bad when i see children here not reach their full potential in football they cannot afford coaches so i share with the

south america there we have got a line of showers beginning to develop through peru and down into bolivia also this area of rain just a face in the far south of brazil maybe getting into parts of europe going to chilly conditions in buenos aires but it should get a bit warmer on monday. on counting the cost of a stronger daws spells trouble ahead for developing market economies. digital addicks will of the tech industry uses human psychology plus the fight for control of libya's oil prices. counting the cost. again you're watching edge of the mind of our top stories the. united states has reportedly told syrian rebels not to expect military support in southern syria near jordan and the israeli occupied golan heights deescalation zone was a stablished there last year including the parts of the provinces of. syria and russia have been carrying out and strikes on rebel groups trying to expand their territory. zimbabwe's president survived an apparent grenade attack at a campaign rally before next month's election emerson called it a cowardly attack and said it would not influence the upcomin

university students in bolivia have fought with police during a protest in the city of la paz police fired tear gas and water cannon while the protesters responded by throwing rocks students and staff are demanding wage increases and financial aid public anger has been growing over expenditure on a new government palace and the president's trip to russia for the world cup. britain is marking the first anniversary of the ground full tower fire the twenty four story apartment block in london was lit up in green to remember the seventy one people who died a year ago a fire started in the kitchen and quickly in gulf the building in flames the tragedy raised questions about social inequalities poor quality social housing and neglect of immigrant communities police have launched a criminal investigation. the us media company comcast which owns the n.b.c. television network and the universal film brand has been sixty five billion dollars for twenty first century fox it now looks set for a showdown with walt disney which is already locked in its own multibillion dollar bid for the same asset

university students have clashed with police and bolivia's capital of the students were taking part in protests that began last month to back faculty strikes in support of pay rises the students are also calling on the government to pay for their education one student died during the violence she weeks ago. and watching the news still to come world cup host russia celebrate their explosive five nil win against saudi arabia at the tournament opening match we'll go live to moscow. and doesn't look like a good day for world trade care hard no it doesn't and several serious developments happening today washington is today publishing a list of chinese products it will slap with tariffs italy says it won't read the fine the seeds of free trade agreement between the e.u. it and canada potentially killing it off for good and the e.u. is getting the tariff guns into position to hit back at the u.s. but one after another thought in retaliation against u.s. tariffs on use steel and european union countries have unanimously backed the plan to impose import duties on two point eight billion euros w

she's the daughter of south american immigrants, bolivia. we welcome her back to the dialogue. so thank you. sandra grossman is managing partner and founder of grossman law. she's a highly experienced l litigator, representing clients before the federal district courts. she's also an adjunct professor on immigration law at the washington college of law at american university. and she publishes frequently on the topic. she's a graduate of georgetown university law school, and she also once worked at the inter-american dialogue. it's kind of buried in your resume, but i wanted to sort of bring that to the surface. so it's great to have sandra with us today. and finally, we have manuel orosco, who directs the dialogue's program on migration, remittances, and development, in addition to being a well-known authority on remittance flows, he's taken the lead at the dialogue on immigration issues. he's published widely on the issue, has testified before congress. he also serves as the chair of the central american and caribbean at the u.s. foreign service institute and has affiliations

showers across of venezuela colombia down through ecuador but they come southwards through peru and bolivia weather conditions are generally looking dry and fine may see the bit of rain developing later on otherwise for the south fine in santiago still cool importance areas highs here of just thirteen. the wells pollinate says are in decline. in this episode of tries we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insights of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to get on on al-jazeera. again you're watching out of their mind of our top stories this hour israel's prime minister says iran's announcement that it's increasing its capacity to mature and improves the new kid dream and has done nothing to moderate its behavior binyamin netanyahu thinks the economic sanctions one eventual collapse the deal made the comments in paris after meeting french president. view of accusations are taking place in what's mild as volcan

south america at the moment the satellite picture is showing this area of cloud through parts of peru bolivia down through power of why and into brazil and into that thirdly isn't feeling particularly warm ascension we're going to be getting to around thirteen degrees as we head through the day on monday that will be a lot of cloud around and a chance a few outbreaks of rain as well that's very cold i is going to stay fairly cold as we had to choose day as well a maximum of seventeen for the east though that will be thickening up on tuesday will be giving us a fair few outbreaks of rain from rio all the way down into the northern parts of uruguay for what is. as it should be dry but still chilly for us all temperature to eleven degrees cooler two for us in santiago with a maximum just of sixteen now it further towards the north and there's quite a bit of rain across the central americas at the moment is stretching from panama all the way up into the southern parts of mexico they also cloud here a fair few outbreaks of heavy rain and then some about cloud drifts for the eastwards and it's acro

entire economy in this area is illegal more cocaine is produced here than in for example the whole of bolivia just into moscow yes. and does it get to know the region's distinctive features and local phenomena so that they would be able to govern and efficient manner and understand how things work here. the phonak used to participate in this activity who organizes all this now that the flock has withdrawn. he was going to get a young this really is truly controlled production for farmer was about to clear for heck tears for a coca field the farm would authorize the clearing of two hectares of which one had to be used for food now that the park has withdrawn kolker account of asian. increase notably the what it does in one year the area used for coca farming has grown from one hundred forty five to two hundred thousand hectares circumstances forced people to do this who would farm cocoa beans when it takes twenty workers to produce ten sacks which are new seven hundred thousand pesos one hectare of coca bush produces two kilograms of coca for which you are paid two million pesos the cultivatio

ghana french ghana towards colombia and down through ecuador further towards a certain showers for bolivia but fine across much of chile and through argentina but again it's really pretty cold at the moment temperatures are struggling here when is there is temperatures expected to get no higher than twelve degrees. they help build clean and feed the capital but they're not welcome anymore. one of the nice witnesses the mass of victims and demolitions forcing two hundred thousand of beijing's poor from their homes one on one east on al-jazeera and this was different not to say whether someone's going for someone's favorite that doesn't matter weenie tree i think it's how you approach an individual and not that it is a certain way of doing it you can't just inject a story and fly out. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now the june twelfth summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un is officially back on trump made the announcement barely a week after canceling it following a ninety minute white house meeting come yang's for

the world wildlife fund is on a mission to tag 15 dolphins throughout brazil, colombia, and here in bolivia study their health and behavior. the group consists of local fishermen and scientists. scientists fear the pink river dolphin is vulnerable to extinction due mostly to manmade threats like mining, hunting, and deforestat waiting for them under tents is a makeshift o.r. >> they're bringing the dolphin out of the boat. very quick process, they move fast. pink dolphins can only be out of the water for just under 60 minutes. with the clock ticking, veterinarian karla sanchez and her team hydrate the dolphin to lower its stress. >> she's checking the temperature. they will work in a sequence. they will start with checking t will do measurements on the dolphin. >> reporter: as they conduct a physical, the researchers numb its tail then take tissue and blood samples to test for mercury, toxic substances, and general health. selfie don't know for sure how these freshwater dolphins get their pink color. hypotheses include diet, water quality, and sunlight exposure. but they do know they get pi

possibly bolivia the last few days using this from did crossposting to quite pretty but some think you have to produce rain we saw this and collected best part of fifty minute bases that's in brazil and this general area brazil and probably. but even get further south and that will see that rain of some significance hang your right to the west we've seen on the show breeze bringing cloud and rain and snow to the andes sasa santiago that's can still be they have a sense jagger itself looks generally fine and it's dry to the north until you get to the recently heavy showers of a costa rica and honduras in particular in fact that's where we see the heaviest rain in central america so the not ninety minute beach is the last twenty four hours and there will be a change of type i think of the next day as the trial would still blowing quite strongly we've seen as you already know three or four tropical cycles develop in the eastern pacific and another one trying to do just the same and that's really where all the energy is so heavy rain seems likely in nicaragua of course we'll solve the what

sundry covering rio and adjacent areas of brazil they just tails off as probably climbed through bolivia and had to go to northern brazil to funding anything more significant which is to be expected but then you cross into panama or follow your way up to mexico this is where the loss of clout of the moment a tropical storm developing at sea to her depression closer and regular thunderstorms santa hour in el salvador an example of what you might get in a typical thunderstorm in the twenty four hours you might be able to double that and of course this is unfortunately not particularly good news when you go near as well as rain that is basically cement but it's the case of the seasonal fright massive cloud is slowly forming throughout the caribbean daily increase cloud occasional showers in the smaller hours lesser antilles and they have a kubert seems like we get a few showers as well through the bahamas and florida included otherwise to the u.s. a massive blooming cloud in the plains states. the weather sponsored by cateye always. territorial. social. and ethnic divisions. the daily reali

bolivia, southfrica and other nations. what would you want to see specifically?st thing i want to see is for north korea to tell us whether or not it has enough nuclear fuel for 20 or 60 or 100 nuclear weapons because the estimates are all over the ballpark. maybe the intelligence community knows what the real truth is, but i don't think so. you're talking about a mountainous country. we don't know what they have here the first part of any good-faith his declaration of an intention to the nuclear eyes and for them to tell us exactly what they have, where they have it and what the capabilities of what they have are and what they intend to do to kind of diminished the threat of those facilities and weapons close to us. eric: what if they don't catch that up? >> if they don't cost, president trump is going to have to make good on its pledge to walk away. that's not going to be easy because north korea and denuclearization is the kind of tax bill the trump administration. the only thing in foreign policy that they can really show is that clear when and i think everyo

french guiana towards colombia and down through ecuador further towards the south some showers for bolivia but fine across much of chile and through argentina but again it's really pretty cold at the moment temperatures are struggling here when is areas temperatures expected to get no higher than twelve degrees. this is al jazeera. blogs the whole rom and you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes is the process will begin on june twelfth. the on again off again summit between the u.s. and north korea is back on. also at the u.n. security council a stinging rebuke for washington not once but twice. and a new prime minister takes over in spain but places immediate challenges. also reports that saudi arabia is.

real highs of thirty santiago in chile should be fine for the north we've got some showers across bolivia and into proof but the heaviest rain is likely to be across parts of ecuador through up into colombia now heading up into the caribbean for quite a long time we've had this weakness across the western part of the caribbean region can be some heavy rain across cuba and the bahamas the general situation those things to improve still some showers around but weather conditions looking better just a scotch in the showers across the islands movie out through the isthmus we have a scottish hours but some heavy rain likely across quite a while intensify as we head through into saturday for mexico city we're looking at jerry fine conditions highs of twenty five up into north america you see some showers moving across the mid atlantic through towards the eastern seaboard system gradually pushes away in the course of the weekend twenty five in new york so. whether it's sponsored by cattle waste. once welcome and now fear. and dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic st

come on board from bolivia to. them. hello it's getting progressively colder in the southeast of australia one front after another these are the lines that comes with a bite dropping the tension by a degree oh say on most likely being yet more snow to the victorian house not unusual i'm just pointing this out see the city center is a melbourne adelaide should see the low teens but the wind of course will bring a certain amount of chill dislike of the raining in adelaide always that rain crossing through victoria down towards tasmania by the time we get to says day it is usually warmer of the sun the year in perth is no exception the sun's eye it's about eighteen degrees and the weather is improving i think it's affected scription here in new zealand this kill of cloud has been around for a day or so is weakening drifting away to some degree so the onshore breeze which was an easterly is going to die down not necessarily on wednesday the still some evidence if you look at the east coast you won't see very far but it's a b

all the way from venezuela across towards parts of ecuador and southward sort of peru and down into boliviaand the could be a few heavy showers affecting the pass. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a breakeven although priced twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. to help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every year. it will be moved any vestige of doubt and certain that israel has come to be a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do it from the start of everest back brave the great international peace organization the united nations a momentous event which lies at the heart of ongoing conflict to this day seventy years on al-jazeera towns the history of what palestinians call the catastrophe. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the opposite of what news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done but growing anger among a

south america that we have got a line of showers beginning to develop through peru and down into bolivia also this area of rain just a face in the far south of brazil maybe getting into parts of europe quite to chilly conditions in buenos aires but it should get a bit warmer on monday. candid testimonies from the binny's women who are staying single longer. what's causing this cultural shift in a society already be set by religious and social tensions. and are there implications for the arab world as a whole. of the single by choice on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm so ho robin this is the al-jazeera news our life what headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. zimbabwe's president survives what he calls a cowardly attack while on the campaign trail. also the final push for stay in power for turkey's president before the polls open in a few hours time. and stuck in a stinking rotting mess where with migrants we've reached a dead end on the border between greece and macedonia plus.

in la paz, bolivia, police fired tear gas and water cannons wednesday at university students and professors who are calling for more funding for public education. wednesday's protest was the latest in a series of demonstrations that followed the death of a student killed by police last month during a similar protest. in argentina, lawmakers are set to vote today on a bill that would decriminalize abortion during the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. as members of argentina's lower house debated the measure in buenos aires wednesday, protesters squared off in competing rallies outside the palace of the argentine national congress. this is abortion rights campaigner fernanda gonzalez. fernanda: 70% of society today is in favor of the legalization of abortion and there is also a social mobilization supporting it. that does not necessarily correlate with our house of representatives the we believe it is in momoments lilike this that the deputies must look to the public and not in word -- not inward or religiously. amy: if the bill passes argentina's lower house today, it will move to the more-conser

saturday to just twenty three as we head through into sunday quite a bit of play with it too across bolivia you got some showers maybe affecting the pass through up into parts of peru northwards into ecuador says some heavy downpours are likely here and pretty wet further north in colombia up into the caribbean region and certainly through the isthmus with a lot of cloud across the yucatan peninsula down towards guatemala they push in across some parts of southern mexico generally so a lot of cloud expected some showers with it the heaviest the rain seems to be for guatemala had across the caribbean islands still a fair amount of cloud in the chance of some showers but generally weather conditions look to be improving with time now into north america we've got an active cold front which is moving across central areas to see the areas of cloud developing ahead of it so some very heavy rain here associated with it some damaging thunderstorms the weather. they help build clean and feed the capital but they're not welcome anymore. one of the nice with this is the massive dictions and demolition

more in the way of rain around in the course of sunday with the risk of showers up through parts of bolivia and into proof for the towards the south largely fine for chilly there fourteen the high in santiago as we head up into the caribbean we've got to variable amounts of cloud around the bumped it across more eastern parts you see the building up there but in the us it should be bryce at times few showers around also some showers thirty s most from panama up through costa rica but further north launch the final of the yucatan pinchers looking rather cloudy with the risk of raila should become a bit bright as a head on through into sunday some heavy showers possible for mexico city as for north america well we've got the circulation of our low pressure which is giving plenty showers towards the eastern seaboard we've got some showers across the midwest meanwhile for the scientists looking dry and warm for dallas they're thirty seven and across the west fine conditions and highs of twenty five degrees expected in san francisco. the weather. stories generate thousands of headlines with diff

this bar on call book you don't need to on why because a couple of the welcomer come on board from bolivia to. come in but doesn't. candy testimonies from the binny's women who are staying single longer. what's causing this conscious sensed in a society already be set by religious and social tensions. and are there implications for the arab world as a whole. single by choice on alt. aliza thunderstorms in the caucasus and particularly armenia have been heavy recently ending at two hundred millimeters have been reported and it's possible to get something similar in the mountains north of terror around there wandering around they've been run for a week and they're still there but if you're not in those areas then he's just warm sunshine hot sunshine if you like and often dusty sunshine the breeze is persistent now running down from iraq and down towards the gulf states it's a quarter halt when the temps there where they should be right at the fourth to mark in doha have a look at medicare forty four it's also where we should have been but it's been up to near fifty in the western side of sau

a cloud just sliding outs of central northern postle chilly but further north this is up to peru boliviawhere the snow really has set in and as per usual many of the alpacas in the lamas have been struggling to cope with the particularly cold weather will see temperatures no higher than about eleven celsius there for the past push a little further south you see some heavy rain coming into santiago fifteen celsius here on saturday afternoon snow a little more expansive as we go on through the weekend cool still of that states want to say this doesn't look too bad a little bit of clout there what's the weather is further north you're watching see some splashes of rain as is the case to read to se impossible to zero looking fine and dry scattering as shallow as i was was the western side of the amazon basin sunny plenty of showers further north up towards the caribbean joining up with a very heavy rain that we do have in place across parts of panama nicaragua costa rica pushing up into honduras guatemala could see some other wet weather over the next couple of days a shower was never really

brazil when that libel stuff develops otherwise it's been a fairly dry picture cold at night to clean bolivia which is not surprising wet in the north in colombia and panama actual fact you see quite a few big white truck clouds in in his banjara and in this moron's the we would on the leeward but the heaviest rains been mexico recently still it looks like that's about it seems to be honest we still got a line potentially showing showers in honduras and be all but the not particularly active i think really it's going to be in this moron's in the caribbean where you see frequent daily showers typically ten to fifty millimeters i've been noticing that heaviest rain in the u.s. mainland might be obviously associated with this wrap around system and there. of low pressure which is just causing it to rain more and more of a sudden grind now the warmth has been pushed sadness in the southern states now that's just because it's been raining so much and that rain still to come through illinois and north not play sions in washington. the weather sponsored by cattle and. china's one sheep province has

through towards colombia once you get into ecuador come search zone looking draw and find through prune bolivia and through much of chile argentina so want to share as possible around rio de janeiro brazil otherwise it's all looking good so let's move up into the caribbean then where things are looking much more interesting dare i say for the islands gerri things are looking pretty quiet but we have got married developing in the gulf of mexico reach in which could result in a cycle information certainly is going to result in some very heavy rain here indeed big storm clusters right through the isthmus over the last twenty four hours so expect some heavy rain almost anywhere but certainly through mexico we're going to see some heavy rain developing on the caribbean side further south heavy showers also in evidence there across the sea a scattering of sheriffs but really nothing worse than not as we move up into north america we've got one weather system across northern areas which has resulted in some pretty heavy rain in some areas but also some flooding too so as we look at the forecast we've