al jazeera's daniel has more answers from buenos aires. >> reporter: what is the capitol of bolivia,he best oscars and where was picasso born and who thought general knowledge could be such fun, he for one. >> we tend to think the kids don't want to learn, right, but that is not true the truth is that the way the kids learn at this point in history is the same way that they did 100 years before. >> reporter: the 29-year-old founded this while still at university providing apps for the financial world and the latest game in spanish took latin america by storm a couple of years ago, and approved by parents and teachers alike for the educational content. trivia crack questions are updated, discarded and added daily, supplied by the users and taylor made for each country. it has been the number one app in 22 countries and 11 languages. >> the future comes to us and more are starting to disappear and do our job in tokyo or madrid or here. the thing is gathering in a group, knowing where to go and just experimenting and learning and seeing how to be the best in the world. >> reporter: now

plus: >> i'm in buenos aires where argentina marks another anniversary of the war in mitch 900 he people on both sides were killed. >> al shabab are holding hostages in kenya at a university. one gunman was arrested as he tried to flee the campus. sources of told al jazeera that 15 are dead and almost 70 others injured. we have the latest. >> al shabab attacked the college cam pugs at dawn when most students were asleep. witnesses say there was panic and confusion among students. >> we heard gunshots when we were sleeping around five. they started jumping up and down running for their lives. unfortunately where they were going to is where the gunshots were coming to. >> we were not even given time to know what is happening. >> al shabab said its holding students hostage. kenya's military has been deployed to garissa. it is close to the border with somalia. all residents who are around told me that the place looked like a war zone. >> al shabab has carried out numerous attacks across kenya. in september 2013, al shabab stormed the shopping mall in nairobi and. they opened fire in a hotel

daniel is in buenos aires with more on what this court decision means. >> reporter: this is the third the accusations that the government that christina fernandez de kirchner, president christina fernandez de kirchner was trying to cover iran involvement in that 1994 bomb attack on the jewish center in buenos aires and the judge and to courts said there is no case to answer there was no crime involved in this. although i think this is the end of the case legally, it's still not the end of the case politically. the country argentina very much split down the middle those who believe the case and those supporters of the government who believe it was all a plot to try to destabilize the government's name. there is still a case outstanding. that being how mr. nisman died and he was found dead with a bullet wound to the head the day before he was due to testify in front of a congressional hearing. some believe those who support the government believe that he committed suicide in general. those who oppose the government believe in general that somehow or other somebody loyal to the governmen

. >>> in buenos aires with more on what this court decision means. >> this is the third time that the accusations that the government that christina kishner was trying to cover iranian involvement in the bomb attack in buenos aires. they said there is no case to answer. there was no crime involved in this although i think this is the end of the case legally it's still not the end of the case politically. argentina is still very much split down the middle, those who believe there was a case, and those supporters of the government who believe it was all a plot to try to destabilize and besmirch the government's name. there is still a case outstanding that is how mr. nisman died. he was due to testify a by in front of a hearing. there are knows who believe he committed suicide in general. and there are those who believe that somebody loyal to the government had him killed so he could not continue with that testimony. this is an election year in argentina. one part of his case has now been put to rest legally. politically it's still alive. the country is split down the middle. >> now engi

like this one in 2012 buenos aires in which 51 people died. the government is taking control of energy, water and the national airline for much of the same reasons. >> the '90s were a model of privatization but bus the owners were not investing sufficiently the government felt obliged to take patrol. >> mechita boasts a small railway museum, but residents say they don't want to live in the past. they're hoping that new re revitalization will bring new life to their community and connecting them to the rest of the world. al jazeera. >> the supreme court will hear arguments in the same-sex marriage decision but many companies have already made a decision on the subject. >> this is the ben & jerry's ice cream factory in vermont. while they churn out their favorite flavors they're also dishing up a serving of civil rights. the company is one of 379 business who is have signed in favor same-sex marriage. >> i think its easier for companies it speak up on behalf of same-sex marriage. societying is much more accepting and i think this will evolve ove

. >>> one of the world's largest spanish festivals kicked off the buenos aires book fair is focusing attracts people from all over the world and expecting as many as 1.2 million visitors and opened with tributes to the writer edward who died earlier this month and the event features more than 4,000 publishing houses. moving from the world of books to the world of technology, the games apps industry is growing fast in argentina, multi player quiz game and trivia crack is the united states most downloaded app and we met the brains behind it in buenos aires. >> reporter: what is the capitol of bolivia, who won the most best actors where was picasso born and who thought general knowledge would be such fun. >> we tend to think the kids don't want to learn, right, but that is not true. the truth is the way the kids learn at this point in history is the same way that they did a hundred years before. >> reporter: the 29-year-old founded this while still at university providing apps for the financial world. his latest game in spanish took latin america by storm a couple of years ago. approved

we have this report from buenos aires. >> reporter: here at the buenos aires airport, domestic and internationallights have been cancelled until the 24 hour general strike ends. unlike the last general strike this has the support and, in fact was organised by the powerful transportation unions. that means that argentina is par lucid. no planes trains buses. unions blocked the highway access to the capital. they are demanding that the government increase nontaxable salary limits. that is no all. >> this is against an economic reality in which workers buying power is reduced every day. more than half the workers make less than half of what they need to maintain a household. this is the fourth national strike. the aim is to put the social agenda back on center stage. the suspicious death of the prosecutor dominated attention, with presidential elections 6 months away trade unions send a message that prices corruption and crime and double digit inflation are the real problems. argentina's trade unions are among the most powerful. as the all-important elections draw nearer union leaders tell us that

as the archbishop of buenos aires he prayed with evangelicals. in the joy of the gospel is major statement so far he said that muslims too are guided by the holy spirit or the one god and we can learn from the treasures they have built up over centuries of belief. at a time when senator lindsey graham are calling for holy war against a billion and a half muslims perhaps the most contribution this pope will ever make will be to make us give up this holy war. that in and of itself would make him a world historical figure worthy of his namesake. >> nobody has any questions? >> hello you describe yourself as a lefty in the church. i'm wondering if there was any event that turned you into a lefty. was it anything you read or a cumulation of experiences? >> theologically i encountered in him things i did not expect. for instance he did not believe in transubstantiation and he did not believe in. but politically i was changed by the civil rights movement and the vietnam war. a lot of people were changed by those events. >> hello gary. my name is mr. mcc

al jazeera, buenos aires. >> coming up, one finds out why you should always hold on tight. living to race another day. stay with us. >> welcome back. a new inexpensive vaccine is set to be introduced in india to prevent child deaths from the roto virus. it is the first to be produced in the developing world. >> it's children most at risk of infection. many of them are preventable. her 5-year-old died from severe diarrhea. she said it's he impossible for people like her to protect their families from threats like this. >> if the water was clean the outside was clean why would my daughter die? why would my children fall ill? we don't have money to treat her in a fancy hospital. for poor people like us, this is what happens. >> unsanitary conditions lead to more than 300,000 child deaths from diarrhea in india every year. one third of caused by this, the roto virus causing severe diarrhea in infants and young children. most poor don't have access to available vaccines. this lab developed the first vaccine for the roto virus made outside europe or the u.s. >> at about $18 vacci

now to argentina where flights to buenos aires have been canceled because of wind carrying ash from thef the volcano in chile. delta airlines called off two flights. air france and air canada canceled one each. the ash cloud is from the volcano in the southern lakes region of chile. erupted for the first time in 42 years wednesday and the ash cloud has not reached the buenos aires airport but is heading in that direction. airlines are taking preventative measures because the ash can damage jet engines. these are top stories making headlines in the region. now back to you in new york. have a great weekend and we will see you again on monday. mark: right back at you, jose. next encore, your guide to the biggest newsmakers of the week on "bottom line." we will be right back. ♪ mark: welcome back. a live event. you are looking at the outgoing u.s. attorney general eric holder making his way through the crowd after saying his goodbyes at the justice department after six years as the nation's top law enforcement official. holder is a former judge and use attorney who took the job in 2009. he

it's not even in a sunshine shiny new building in the capital city of buenos aires.this is eta max. this is run by his dad the company he wanted young maximo to inherit. his son is occupying ever more space now employing 95 staff from around the world but not in the way his father had envisage. >> you know that this is a very huge industry and they have very easy access to distribution to markets all over the world. well, argentina has a big lack of internal market unlike the united states, so their focus has to be in bringing things out to other countries, to the english speaking market in particular which is dominated by the united states. >> reporter: and all this while argentina's economy is in recession with rampant inflation and many talented youngsters leaving to work abroad. so what represents iron on the mineral table? maybe not so easy. daniel schwindler, al jazeera. >>> same sex couples have the same as straight to marry? we will preview the arguments and find out what to look for from the justices. that's it, thanks for watching, "america tonight" is up n

entre ellas, buenos aires.a calamidad, el servicio metereolÓgico avisÓ del cese del alerta. >>si los ejercicios cardiovasculares son sus favoritos, tenga cuidado ya que puede ser que esto no sea tan efectiva. nuevos estudios han encontrado que la pÉrdida de peso se basa en un juego de nÚmeros, las calorÍas que consume no deben de exceder las calorÍas que queman durante su rutina diaria. asegura que aÑadir peso mientras realizaba ejercicios cardiovasculares, agrega masa. hablando de mÚsculo, pasamos al segundo mito: yo corro y hago bicicleta. para conseguir quemar grasa, necesita hacer sentadillas o las famosas tijeras. mito nÚmero tres, necesito hacer cardio para que sea eficaz. de acuerdo a los mÉdicos, no es bueno para usted y su corazÓn. no sÓlo quemarÁ calorÍas, es probable que las continÚa quemando hasta 38 horas despuÉs ya que su metabolismo estÁ acelerado. ilia: no se retire que ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. eduardo: hoy hemos tenido lluvias, pero le tengo buenas noticias al regresar. ilia: el secre

. >> reporter: here at the buenos aires city international flights have been cancel as in the rest ofhe country until the 24 hour general strike ends. unlike the last strike in november this one has the pore and, in fact was organised by a powerful transportation unions. that means that argentina is effectively paralyzed. no planes trains buses. unions blocked the highway access to the capital. they are demanding that the government increase the nontaxable salary element. but that is not all. >> translation: this is against an economic reality in which workers buying power is reduced every day. half of the workers make less than half of what they need to maintain the household. >> reporter: this is the fourth national strike in as many years. the aim is to put the social agenda back on center stage. the suspicious death of the prosecutor dominated people it put the presidential elections through six months. trade unions sending the message that rising prices corruption crime and double diged inflation. the second highest are the real problems. >> argentina's trade unions are among the

marÍa: buenos aires, las costas uruguayas desaparecerÍan de la faz de la tierra.n un rastro de la nieve que deberÍa garantizar el suministro de agua para el resto del aÑo, los habitantes de california enfrentarÁn el cuarto aÑo de sequÍa y por primera vez severas restricciones en el uso de agua. pero segÚn este reporte, esto sÓlo podrÍa ser el principio de peores cosas por venir. >> el sector agrÍcola, por ejemplo, vamos a perder muchos acres de terreno. jaime: en entrevista exclusiva, el secretario de vivienda henry cisneros seÑala que las consecuencias del cambio climÁtico en california tambiÉn tendrÁn repercusiones a nivel nacional. henry: un tercio de la producciÓn de vegetales en el paÍs viene de california. jaime: el informe que es un anÁlisis similar utilizado a las fuerzas armadas pronostica mÁs dÍas con temperaturas por arriba de los 95, fuertes lluvias e inundaciones que no aliviarÁn la sequÍa. asÍ como mÁs muertes por las olas de calor. >> 8000 personas por aÑo. jaime: tambiÉn habrÁn de suplir las graves consecuencias del cambio climÁtico, como un mayor

. >>> now the chile volcano reached argentina capitol buenos aires more than a thousand kilometers awayal airlines suspended flights in and out of the airport as a safety precaution and the situation is expected to get worse as the density of the ash increases over the next 48 hours. the volcano is still spewing ash after erupted on wednesday and thursday. for the first time in more than 40 years. southern chile is on alert as experts warn a third eruption is possible and we have a small village in the shadow of volcano and tell us what it's like there. >> reporter: well it's dusty. most people are wearing these masks i'm holding here and been distributed to authorities and everyone. there is a state of emergency in effect right now a red alert for the volcano that you see right behind me. it looked like it was dying down but it begun to spew more ash as you can see and, in fact they expect in five hours this will increase and everybody from the town has been forced to leave and get back in during the day to take a look to see how animals and homes are but not allowed back in because of

cerrados los residentes se taparon la cara con bufandas para evitar enfermedades restipiratorias en buenos airescales dijeron que planearon en el 2010 un ataque contra el vaticano que nunca se llevÓ a cabo. >>> momento de hacer una pausa, al regresar en "noticiero telemundo" fin de semana les mostraremos una forma econÓmica y eficaz de ayudar sus hijos con las tareas el campamento de pacquiao. dio una sorprendente noticia, entÉrese al regresar de quÉ se trata. en mÉxico dos famosos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ por aÑos windex ha tratado de convencerte que tener ventanas limpias es bueno. pero no, eso no es verdad. sfx: birds flapping their wings de hecho, no es bueno tener ventanas que no solo huelen bien, pero son imposibles de ver y te hacen parar de repente cuando crees que vas a aterrizar en la rama de un Árbol. deja toda la suciedad en tus ventanas y no uses windex. sfx: harmless cat meow ahh... sfx: paint cans and other shed objects knocked over ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> los fines de semana son para disfrutar en familia, de pronto llegan horas temidas y confusas las dedicadas a la tareas escolares a veces los niÑos estÁ

. >> el volcÁn calbuco volviÓ a rugir con tanta fuerza que las cenizas se acercaron a buenos aires, argentinaolumna de humo que sale del volcÁn. las imÁgenes: >> tan espectacular como peligroso, el volcÁn cabulco de chile que permaneciÓ dormido por mÁs de cuatro dÉcadas esta semana decidiÓ despertar y rugiÓ con toda su fuerza. fueron dos potentes erupciones que hicieron que pasara de tener uno a seis crÁteres. estÁ ubicado a mil km. al sur de santiago y ha arrojado toneladas de cenizas sobre varias ciudades chilenas y argentinas. las columnas llegaron a 18 km. de altura. >> es terrible los animales, nuestras casas, perdimos todo nosotros. >> miles de personas fueron evacuadas en las zonas aledaÑas y muchos tuvieron que salir con lo que tenÍan puesto. >> apenas empezÓ la erupciÓn, pues a la media hora. nos retiramos del lugar. sacamos unas poquitas cosas y ahora veenimos a ver, pues. >> la reupciÓn sorprendiÓ a varios escaladores que realizaban una expediciÓn a la cima del leÓn dormido. mientras el hongo de ceniza subÍa, un padre angustiado llamÓ a los socorristas y dijo que su hijo de 21 aÑos

guardaespalda porque hicieron caso omiso de una oro dren orden previo por un incidente en una discotec en buenos airesa. porque hoy el presidente de bolivia evo morales se puso los este news tenis y marcÓ el primero gol en la universidad de panamÁ previo al juego, morales adelantÓ que en su encuentro con los demÁs presidentes planea resaltar la importancia de reconocer las necesidades de todos lociÓns pueblos y mejorar su calidad de vida por cierto este domingo en en toqueen enfoque tendremos los acontecimiento acontecimiento acontecimientos de la cumbre histÓrica y el tema mÁs importante el respuestatablecimiento de la relaciÓn de estados unidos y cuba. pero tambiÉn vamos a en manos de una estrella de tvn panamÁ cathie ver y vivir parte de la cultura y la belleza que es panamÁ. no se lo pierda este domingo en enfoque, horario especial un programa de una hora de duraciÓn, a la una 12 centro y con esmao, mary me despido desde panamÁ regreso contigo. >>> gracias josÉ pasando a otra cosa la pasiÓn de los hispanos por el fÚtbol es innegable, porque el deporte mÁs popular en este los latinos de estados uni

it has been on the air from the jose board of the hospital and buenos aires every saturday afternoon 23 years, working to destigmatize mental illness breaking through the wall in am, and film radio. patients applies and present the show from topics ranging from politics to sports. millions tuned in. it was never intended to be a journalistic exercise but voices included the way things are said and stories told are enough to show how voices are repressed, sensored or said aid or how truth lay beyond what has been described. "the listening post" on what they have to say. >> reporter: about 20 years ago this radio station started tuning in. >> translation: i confess i'm totally depend on radio. i depend on this artefact. the fact that a voice emanate, and it somehow challenges me. in my mind i hear what the foys says and can respond to it engage with it or ignore it. somehow it generates a connection or a bond in moments when i feel solitude or anguish. >> reporter: this man not only listens, he takes part. for him, like for millions of argentines who are royal followers, the makeshift

and opening last year of the museum in buenos aires dedicated to explaining argentina case for sovereigntylands. >> translator: this is not a war museum, it's a peace museum we are trying to fill with symbols of justice and the occupation of the islands continues fed by politics of colonialism. >> reporter: britain last month said it's increasing military defense of islands resent decision by argentina to buy russian armaments including long-range fighter jets and argentina said i was not a threat to peace in the region and sent strong letters of complaint to the u.n. and the organization of american states about what it called british war mongering. in the south atlantic ocean few argentina people have been there and 649 died in the 1982 conflict. 33 years after that conflict the scene remains high in the public consciousness. these are veterans of that conflict visiting the museum on their way from their homes in the north of argentina to a ceremony in the far south closer to the disputed islands. >> translator: our fight continues to be important to our word, our testimonies. >> transla

. >> the ash cloud of a chilean volcano has reached buenos aires 1500 kilometers away.et's hear from lucia newman. >> as you can see the it is still huffing and puffing behind me. the real question is whether it's going to blow any more houses down like the restaurant that you see directly behind me. it collapsed under the weight of th volcanic ash and it's not just ash. some of it is stones like this. everything here it covered in cool vanek ash and rock. everybody in this town 4,000 people have been obliged to evacuate. in fact, authorities have asked some of the people throughout these of the day to check on their animals and clear the roads to their houses. it's really quite amazing the scene here. this ash is very, very thin. you can't see it right now but it's in the air. most people are wearing these masks like this to try to--to avoid breathing disorders. that's one of the things that authorities are most concerned about. but the real problem is we don't know when this is going to end. this explosion, there haven't been any more major eruptions but the seismolog

some ash has spread as far as buenos aires. >> as you can see calbuco is still huffing and puffing behind me. the question is whether it is going to blow more houses down like the restaurant you see behind me. it collapsed under weight of volumevolcanic ash and stones. everything here is covered with volcanic ash and stone. 400 people have been obliged to evacuate authorities have allowed some people to come back through the course of today to check on their animals to try clear the roads to their houses. it is quite amazing this scene here. the ash is very very thin, you can't see it but it's in the air. most people are wearing these masks like this to avoid breathing disorders. that's the thing the authorities are most concerned about. but the real problem we don't know when it's going to end. this explosion there haven't been major eruptions but the size moalings said there could beseismologists said there could be one at almost any time. >> fraternity members of zeta beta phi frat members were physically and verbally abusive. >>> a jury found the former florida a&m students guilty of

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al jazeera, buenos aires. >> you can keep up to date with all the news on our website aljazeera.com is the address. >> breaking news from kenya, al shabab gunmen are holding hundreds of hostages after attacking a college. backtracking on religious freedom laws, leaders in indiana cave to public pressure and roll out choice. >> new jersey senator heads to court to face charges of corruption. >> this is his live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. we are following breaking news. hundreds of students are held hostage at a university in kenya. the somali group al shabab entered college grounds overnight killing 15 and injuring dozens. many of the dead are believed to be christians. al shabab said it released the muslims after separating them from those christians. kenyan police are now offering a reward for the man they believe masterminded the attack. malcolm webb is in garissa where it is taking place. >> the university is a few hundred meters down this road. we were actually a lot closer until a short while ago and soldiers moved all by standers and journalists further away, concerned

the family is driving from buenos aires to philadelphia for the world meeting of families in septembertheir hoping to see the pope who is also from argentine inform the husband and wife and their four children starting the 11,000-mile journey last month in their 1980 volkswagen van. they're do you meaning their adventures on facebook as well as their own blog. the family also starting a fundraising page online. they're hoping to collect more than $14,000 to help pay for the trip. we have linked to you that site on our web page. head to myfoxphilly.com and click on the scene on tv tab. >>> well after dodging craters in the road all winter long, certainly seeing them being filled is a welcomed sight for a lot of drives. >> you would think but it wasn't the as fall used to fill one center city hole that has people gawking. our bruce gordon is live along locust street with a very unusual sight. bruce, i would say. >> reporter: unusual is right. right behind me is washington square. well, just a few feet behind me is a sink hole patch job that's become the talk of this neighborhood. not in

was trying to cover iranian involvement in that 1994 bomb attack on the jewish center in ben -- buenos airesand two courts have now said there was no involvement. the country, argentina, is still very much split down the middle. those who believe that mr. nisman had a case and those supporters of the government who believe it was all a plot to try to hurt the government. there is a case outstanding, that being how he died. he was found dead in his bath with a bullet wound to the head the day before he was supposed to testify. those who support the government believe he committed suicide in general, those who oppose the government believe in general that somehow or other somebody loyal to the government had him killed so that he couldn't continue with that testimony. so this is election year in argentina, so although one part of this case has now been put to rest legally, politically, it is still very much alive. as i say the country is split very much down the middle. >>> at least three people have died because of an explosion in afghanistan's second biggest city. it was near a police statio

he was their cardinal in buenos aires before he became pope. >>> for more information on the pope's visito the world meeting of families and philadelphia, just head to cbsphilly.com and click on the papal visit tab. >>> president obama is voicing some concern about climate change and the role he says it plays in causing health problems. the president points to increases in asthma rates as well as lyme disease and west nile virus. >> the science is inn disputable disputable. as a consequence we know that wildfires are going to be more frequent and longer in intent is the. that means more particular lates in the air that's going to have respiratory impacts on people. >> the president went ton say the situation is not going to be solved with the one piece of legislation but it's a matter of political will comeing from the bottom up. >>> kate bilo joins us now. what's in our area tonight is a lot of mist. >> right. >>> a lot of mist. particles in our air but raindrops that we're dealing with outside tonight. that faint drizzle and we'll be dealing with it right through the day tomorrow as wel

as the you archbishop of buenos aires he prayed with evangelicals is shocked some by kneeling down to except their blessing in public. in the joy of the gospel he praises a spiritual message to say that muslims are also guided by the holy spirit the there is only one god in greek to learn over centuries of beef. at a time when the call for a holy war against 1.5 billion muslims perhaps the most important contribution is to make us give up the holy war to make a historical figure with the namesake. thank you. [applause] >> nobody has any questions? this has never happened at politics & prose. [laughter] >> tonight you describe yourself am wondering is there any event that turned you into a lefty or the accumulation of experience? >> but buying countered in things that i had not expected. he did not believe in papal infallibility but politically i was changed from writing from bill buckley to the civil rights movement and the vietnam war. as a lot of people were changed. >> hi my name is -- mccarthy [applause] by ago many years back or rebels started off as a reporter for you were the c

fue argentina en septiembre de 1977 cuando querÍa seguir el viaje desde santiago de chile a buenos airesnto de la constituciÓn de venezuela y es sobre esa base sobre la que quiero ejercer esa ayuda, ese asesoramiento a la defensa porque la informaciÓn que tengo es una informaciÓn muy negativa, respecto del derecho a la defensa. feliz: tiene fecha para este viaje? gonzÁlez: quiero hacerlo cuanto antes porque quiero participar en alguna de las audiencias que ya se estÁn celebrando en el caso de leopoldo lÓpez. fÉlix: maduro ha respondido diciendo que usted representa intereses econÓmicos internacionales, que usted es la cabeza de lo que Él llama el eje madrid, bogotÁ, miami que quiere dar un golpe de estado que responde usted? gonzÁlez: yo no soy partidario de los golpes de estado, se lo dije al presidente chÁvez yo nunca he sido partidario de los golpes de estado ni del que intentaron contra el presidente chÁvez ni el que chávez intentÓ contra el presidente pÉrez, yo soy partidario de los votos... pero para que los votos jueguen en democracia, tiene que haber igualdad de oportunidades y l

. --- en buenos aires... guerra se reunieron frente al monumento del soldado cado que honra a aquellos que tomaron parte de esta guerra sangrienta y que mat a ms de 600 argentinos.. --- el pais gaucho reclama a las islas como suyas pese a que siguen bajo control britnico desde hace ms de 180 aÑos.. juan fran - ots --vayamos a colombia donde cientos de niÑos y jvenes salieron a las calles para la celebracin del jueves santo. take vo --con atuendos tpicos, los pequeÑos feligreces catlicos marcharon durante el desfile y la procesin que se llevaron a cabo en la ciudad de "tunja." --durante una conferencia episcopal en ese pas anunci que el papa francisco visitar a los colombianos a comienzos de 2016. --la fecha exacta de la visita an no se ha programado. vo juanfra/take vo ---ahora nos pasamos a per donde en la celebracin de semana santa ...cientos de feligreses escenificaron el via crucis en la capital del pais... ---actores locales recrearon la escena del bautismo de jesus que se dio originalmente en el rio jor

they are from belfast and buenos aires, bangladesh all nobel peace prize winners. and bernie sanders and jim nick governed and people like that. and i always ask them what is the best way to increase peace and a decrease in violence which if you seek a life of purpose the answer always came back the same you need to go back to where people are. so they took it to a local public high school a few blocks away from the "washington post" and asked can i come in and teach the class on peace studies class we don't have a class like that but if you want to teach the class come in. so that's when i started in 1982 and i had about 12,000 students over the years. you teach a. on the first day they didn't really get into it and they asked why haven't we heard about these people? postcodes not only the people that you introduce them to but it's your ideas. first maybe we should say that this book is a collection of marvelous letters to you that you then respond to come and i must say i learned so much and was inspired to justify reading their letters and your responses and tha

. >>> for more on this let's go to daniel who is in buenos aires.an argentina do anything to prevent oil and gas exploration in the waters around the falkland islands? >> well, they're doing they can. they can't stop the exploration for oil and gas around the islands, but what they can do is stop any kind of ships any kind of equipment docking at argentina argentine ports. they'll also put pressure on latin america to keep those ships from docking in their ports as well. the islands are extremely remote. the nearest major land mass is argentina, so to get equipment there and to get the oil out of the islands would be very difficult under these current circumstances. >> they can make things very difficult for these companies from a logistical standpoint, david. it's thought that there are significant oil and gas discoveries around the falkland. does this mean heightened tensions between bryant and argentina now? >> well, when they talk about the islands it always increases the tensions. we're in election year for both countries. it's one of those iss

grata fue argentina en septiembre de 1977, cuando querÍa seguir el viaje desde santiago de chile a buenos aireso ejercer esa ayuda, ese asesoramiento a la defensa, porque la informaciÓn que tengo es una informaciÓn muy negativa respecto del derecho a la defensa, que son derechos fundamentales. >> ¿tiene fecha para ese viaje? >> quiero hacerlo cuanto antes, porque quiero participar en algunas de las audiencias previas que ya se estÁn celebrando en el caso de leopoldo lÓpez. >> el presidente maduro ha respondido diciendo que usted es un lobista que representa intereses econÓmicos internacionales, ha dicho que usted es la cabeza de lo que Él llama "el eje madrid-bogotÁ-miami" que quiere dar un golpe de estado. ¿quÉ le responde usted? >> yo no soy partidario de los golpes de estado. en una ocasiÓn se lo dije al presidente chÁvez cuando estuve hablando con Él. le digo: "no, no, yo nunca he sido partidario de un golpe de estado", ni el que intentaron contra el presidente chÁvez ni el que chÁvez intentÓ contra el presidente pÉrez. o sea, yo soy partidario de los votos, no de las botas. pero para que l

something buenos aires is trying to nullify. arlington's finance minister accused signing a deal with the devil. >>> a new use for drones in south america. how one country is using them to catch people smuggling fuel across its borders. and what's driving tens of millions of chinese children how to learn to play the piano. piano. >> in bolivia authorities have enlisted small drones, to monitor activity to stop smugglers. illegal fuel sales have fallen by nearly 40% since then. >>> in our global view segment we look at how news outlets have reacted to various news. russian veto serves strife, takes on moscow's use of its security council vee tee to prevent action on syrian and yemen. fueled by putin's actions and that the participants are buying russian weapons to fight those conflicts. >>> the jordan times writes under the headline a moral duty that iraq must do more to prevent sectarian violence. >>> and finally the iran daily pushes back at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on unworkable demands on iran, the paper warn

some has spread as far as buenos aires. >> you can see calbuco is still huffing and puffing behind me, the real question is whether it's going to blow more houses down the restaurant directly behind me collapsed under the weight of volcanic ash stones like this. everything here is covered in volcanic ash and rock. everybody in this town about 4,000 people has been obliged to evacuate. in fact authorities allowed some of the people to come back throughout the course of today to check on their animals to try to clear the roads to their houses. it's really quite amazing. you can't see it but it's in the air. most people are wearing masks here to avoid breathing disorders. that's what authorities are most concerned about. but the real problem we don't know when it's going to end. this explosion there haven't been any more major eruptions but seismologists say there could be another one at absolutely any time. >> hard to believe but the hubble telescope was launched 25 years ago today. it has sent back some of the most remarkable images ever. it's the first person account. still taking our

daniel schweimler reports from bare buenos aires >>> the maldinas belongs to acknowledge, is a phrase heard here. bombsered by the opening of this -- bolstered by the opening of this museum explaining argentina's case for sovereignty of the island. >> translation: this is not a war museum but a peace museum we are filling with justice. the unjust of the islands continues, fed by the politics of colonialism. >> britain was increasing the defense, following the decision of argentinas to buy fighter jets. argentina said it was not a threat to peace, and sent letters of commaintain to the united nations and organizations about what it calls british warmongering >>> a remote arc pellingo. 649 died in the 1982 conflict. 32 years after. the theme is high in the argentine consciousness. these are veterans of that conflict visiting the museum on the way from their homes in the north to a ceremony in the south, closer to the disputed islands. >> translation: our fight is important through our words, our testimonies. >> translation: i still hope to one day set foot on what should be our territor

a series of accidents like this one in 2012 in buenos aires in which 51 people died. the government is also retaking control of energy, water and the national airline for much the same reasons. >> translator: the '90s were a model of privatization. but because the owners were not investing sufficiently, the government felt obliged to retake control. >> mechita boast $this small railroad museum. they are hoping nationalization will breathe new life into the community, that these rails will rumble with the sound to check them with the rest of the world. daniel schwindler, al jazeera mechita argentina. >>> the chile volcano has already endangered livestock in the area. the volcano erupted after being dormant for 40s years. >>> series of riots broke out tonight in baltimore after the funeral of a black man who died in police custody. maryland's governor has declared a state of emergency. the mayor has imposed a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. police say that at least 27 people were arrested and tonight there are calls across baltimore and the country for peace. that's

that he learned so much as a provincial of the jesuits in argentina then as the archbishop of buenos airesthe first thing that made me like him was when he said i was wrong. i was a terrible provincial because i did not hold people together by consultation. he said i was immature. they put me in too soon and that was crazy. charlie: he looks at himself with a certain candor. garry: he knows that he has to listen to other people, not just dictate to other people. what i like about him is he is disappointing liberals, but he is driving the conservatives crazy which is probably good too. charlie: disappointing liberals because he we won't go as far as liberals would like for him to go. garry: right. and, fast enough and to do things like the sex abuse scandals. he is not going to join either faction, i presume. he cannot join the right because they are mean. they want to use dogma to exclude. they want to use the eucharist to get rid of politicians they don't agree with. he has said the eucharist is not a prize you give to people, it is a medicine for those who need it. he has also said the c