we even asked our buenos aires colleague. andrea ruaspadu. how are you there? no one in argentina could imagine such a thing. the fatal start of the world cup, the argentines are passionately rooting for football and this tournament. one of the most anticipated events of the game started at 7:00 am local time for a few hours before the fans. we got together with family, friends and even strangers to live together every minute of the match and cheer for our national team. let them want to watch the game thousands of kilometers away, of course we are upset, but nothing is ahead of the team. just said out of pressure the players were talking about. you must be better. you have to win, of course we want to win and we want to reach one-eighth of the finals, but whatever it is, we will still cheer for our team fruit must stop put pressure on the team, demanding the championship. we need to think about the psyche of the players and about the disappointment that many may experience after another bloodshed. if we lose in the country will create a terrible climate, it's

that's why marrow donor looms large over buenos aires. artist martin wrong created this image. for the past month. he's put all his energy into the project gallery. but his, cinda, lo, my primary donna stands for maximum passion, a low my passion alley. repeatedly jo said emerson on his image, shows him at the world cup in 1990 cutting young firing up. his team holcomb and driving them on donna, his empty form we are, that is what sets us argentines apart. he is little secondino for day. so all over buenos aires, there are portraits of marrow donna looking down from walls, but this is the biggest in the jiggy that when i was a kid watching tv, i suffered every time married on a play deal. what we argentines are there hot and so like him, like it says, when our national anthem played them, we had totally patriotic and motivated to fight for our country up on the on the said out of can dina, if messy brings home the world cup trophy hill also get his picture on one of these big walls. says carina medina, she's packing her bags for guitar. where the rules are very different. if bu

so all over buenos aires, there are portraits of marrow donna looking down from walls. but this is the biggest in the jiggy that when i was a kid watching tv, i suffered every time married on a play deal. and what we argentines are, they are hot and so like him, like it says, when our national anthem played. and then we had totally patriotic and motivated to fight for our country about the on the said out of him. dina, if messy, brings home the world cup trophy hill also get his picture on one of these big walls says carina medina, she's packing her bags for guitar. where the rules are very different. if but as a you know, to, but i want to go out at night in this it see through doublet. no idea. if i could wear this there, i'm taking it out, let 'em it though, and he kind of put a lot she saved up from more than a year to take this tra, now the argentine government has restricted credit card payments. so she has to take 6 cards with her at the other stuff that would erin months of obstacles, but that's the way it is. i give it a dull at this barbecue fans about to leav

they marched down one of the main streets in buenos aires towards the health ministry.ic, and worsened after a recent adjustment to the health budget approved by congress. it's just over a week to go until the us midterm elections. control of the us congress is up for grabs, including 35 senate races that will decide who calls the shots in the upper chamber. currently the senate is split 50—50 between the two parties, with democrats in charge because they can call on the vice—president to cast tie—breaking votes. if republicans flip even one democrat—held seat, they will gain the power to thwart presidentjoe biden�*s agenda. well, let's now hearfrom one side of the debate and speak tojennifer kerns who's a republican strategist and host on the all american radio network. hello to you, jennifer. hello. good to have _ hello to you, jennifer. hello. good to have you _ hello to you, jennifer. hello. good to have you with - hello to you, jennifer. hello. good to have you with us. . hello to you, jennifer. hello. l good to have you with us. let's start with this attack on nan

still getting up into the mid twenties there in buenos aires, over the next couple of days has pushed back farther north. you can see that where to where the staying in place, northern parts or brazil, up towards a guyana french guide us. sure enough will, shall, was there once again into venezuela receives some larvae, showers recently as well into the american republic. there has been flooding in santo domingo. this wet weather lurking around the bahamas, still bringing some heavy downpours as we go through where sat day notice and very wet weather down towards panama, towards a costa rica. i'm more of the same as we go $13.00, monday, northern venezuela also seeing some lavish hours longer spouse. if right. we got some longest bells of very violent storms just pushing across said the deep south of the us. we have seen flooding recently in the texas big line of wet weather, up towards the lakes, into central parts of canada to the east of that. it is warm, it is dry and 5, but to the west is living rather wintry. ah, the weather sponsored by cattle anyways. in these turbulent times,

several argentine cities set up a giant cranes and equipped fan zones, such as this square in buenos aires, opened just a couple of days before the start of the world cup. it was full of happy fans. they came with flags and drums in lionel messi argentina national team jerseys and its fans felt like winners, but unexpectedly lost to an opponent they considered the weakest in the group of argentines. the game is a passion, we love this sport, our team, especially during this difficult championship, the situation is unpleasant, but we believe in the team. and yet the degree of their disappointment. it's hard to describe someone. just puzzled someone prayed. someone cried to explain the reason for the defeat. no one could, but argentina got used to crises and learned to get out of them love for football outweighs the fans do not lose heart. all is not lost yet. there are two games left to play. and in football any result is possible. we want victory, we want to win as a country. this will be a happy moment and we will have a great time . so many nerves and thoughts, and they are all about vic

the buenos aires lake plateau rises 5,000 feet above sea level in the argentinian andes. 11 million yearsa massive expanse of impermeable rock, peppered with hundreds of lakes. little grows on these barren rocks, but the lakes teem with insects, which is why red-hooded greeps come here to breed. found nowhere else on earth, they're one of south america's rarest speeches and arguably one of its most striking. it's early summer and these birds are looking for love. competition for the females is fierce. tempers occasionally flare. eventually, the birds pair off. now courtship can begin, with a water dance. the male makes the first move, the dunk. step two, the synchronized head bob. step three, head turns. the female ends the dance. he'll do. the pair will spend the next few months raising chicks. if successful, they'll be making an invaluable contribution to the survival of their species. because of climate change, the lakes these birds depend on are drying up. there are now only 750 red-hooded greeps left in the world. they're on the brink of exti extinction. it's taken tens of millions o

here's the response from buenos aires — some very disappointed faces on view.e, still qualify for the knockout stages — but perhaps for the first time since the world cup kicked off, it's the football which is leading the headlines. with more from doha, here's lucy hockings. many people are calling it one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. it will certainly be talked about for years to come. and for the thousands of saudi fans who came here for the game — because after the qataris, they are the country who have bought the most tickets, along with the usa, for this world cup — they are absolutely thrilled. this is a result they couldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams. and when you walked through the saudi fan festival, which is very close to where we are, there was still such a sense of shock, in a way, that their team has managed to achieve this. they're so thrilled with the result. what was really interesting is that there were thousands of people queuing to get in as well. i actually haven't seen any space here in qatar so busy as the saudi fa

the invasion began in february. thousands of people have been protesting and argentina's capital buenos aires a calling on the government to provide jobs and financial aid name demonstrations are unemployed and living below the poverty line. inflation in the country is set to top 100 percent this year. jobs they now with all the headlines we back with another full bulletin of news hair on al jazeera after fault lines. say with us. i will tell stories and take risks to share their experiences from every corner of the world by me, us together and inspiring us to expand our realities. why? because they most ah. award winning versus telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera not even live. oh, live a mixed group, one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a journalist in 2022 is one place to be the deadly su. yes, with number over the past 2 defeats the countries violence and corruption is meant to enlist face attacks from everywhere. no, no. so think a moment all there are i have i think a moment the last valley it was out from criminal organizations to armed community gro

medics in argentina have taken to the streets of buenos aires to protest low wages, poor working conditionswn one of the main streets towards the health ministry. the crisis in the country's public health system has reportedly deteriorated since the covid—19 pandemic, and worsened after a recent adjustment to the health budget approved by congress. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll tell you about the record—breaking meeting injapan where it was almost impossible to forget a name. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear, the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. - they are being held somewhere inside the compound, _ and student leaders . have threatened that, should the americans attempt rescue, - they will all die. this mission has

on our coverage of the world cup 300 kilometers north of buenos aires and the people of rosario are watching their favorite son closely in leonardo massey's home town, his friends and family. still remember, a kid who never left a book behind and people there hoping he can take what looks like his last chance to bring home a world cup. as alexander and petty found out. or show you over year who came up with the slogan from another galaxy and from this neighbourhood to celebrate his childhood friend unit massey, i guess he ran one that i'm a big on layer when we were kids with leo. this was a garbage dump on. you but in time we've restored it on monday, and now we have $32.00 mural celebrating him what allen had some decay and then they grew up together. here in lumber, heather, a working class neighborhood rosario diego says it was safe for back then. in the last decade, violence is skyrocketing due to a drug war, but to re still come here to take pictures and listen to the stories of the young man may see playing on the neighbourhood streets a. so a common common nina. he still carries the

here's the response from buenos aires... some very disappointed faces on view.es — but perhaps for the first time since the world cup kicked off, it's the football which is leading the headlines. with more, from doha, here's lucy hockings. many people are calling it one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. it will certainly be talked about for years to come. and for the thousands of saudi fans who came here for the game — because after the qataris, they are the country who have bought the most tickets, along with the usa, for this world cup — they are absolutely thrilled. this is a result they couldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams. and when you walked through the saudi fan festival, which is very close to where we are, there was still such a sense of shock, in a way, that their team has managed to achieve this. they're so thrilled with the result. what was really interesting is that there were thousands of people queuing to get in as well. i actually haven't seen any space here in qatar so busy as the saudi fan fest today. but it was qataris who

watch that scene. play in the fif of world cup out there as theresa by a caught up with them in buenos aires. oh, it seems like the world cup has already started in this blas him when a site is there all travelling to cut out for the well couple. and this is the last barbecue, before their trips. i really narrow that he says, most of them have become expert in finding the most affordable way to accompany argentina's team in doha. for those on yucca no thing a lot. i finished. i haven't gone on holiday for 2 years, saving every pay so to by dollars to be able to make this trip. i'll dollar is devalued so it costs more and i will travel with civil stop overs. we stay in the cheapest place but we will be there. ah, i . 7 because of the taxes that have been a me with the what every time i go to lemme indiana, my friend more law says that doing the last well cup he travelled to russia but had to pay 3 times more on his credit card when he returned. because of differences in the exchange rate, when it was on a positive, anyone lit up on the, in russia, it happened that we left with a dollar at 14.

of course, they're excited in buenos aires, and they'll face off against iran tuesday after playing withfavored england team and it was quite a match. patrick snell joins me now. that was a huge win for argentina and they desperately needed it. >> jim, you are spot-on. yeah. a dramatic footballing perspective day out in the world cup in qatar. real big-name players stepping up and doing the business and moments ago you're quite right, argentina with the vital 2-0 win over mexico. did i mention the name leonel messi and the argentine standout and the i con stepping up to th plate and it was a tight, tense affair and it was nip and tuck and neither side giving anything away until 64 minutes and it's that man, messi who gets the vital breakthrough goal and it was from messi who indicated this is his last-ever world cup at 35 years of age and enzo fernandez with a brilliant goal and 88,000+ inside the stadium and a vital win for argentina and their progression to the round of 16 in their own hands now. they have their own destiny in control of it. they play poland next in a huge match on wed

someone tracked a jet they thought might have been his from nassau to buenos aires, argentina. he told reuters he was in the bahamas. do we have any idea where he is? and if not, why not? >> we have no idea where he is, because he stole billions of dollars and he's using that money to get himself somewhere where we can't catch him i want to be clear, we want to be very careful. for us, there are allegations right now. we know there's money missing. no charges have been filed it sounds like you believe that there will be criminal charges filed soon i don't know how soon and i don't know whether he will be in a jurisdiction where we can reach him. but it appears as if money that should have been segregated and held for customers was instead diverted to high-risk debts placed by the, by the ftx company. this is. this shows that we need regulation, but the none in power still in washington is contract crypto billionaire bros, and he will be fortunate if we can avoid pass bad legislation because they are so desperate -- they really want a patina of regulation they need it so much to

happened in america after the war which really had no counter anywhere else i'm aware of other than buenos aires, and that was the emergence and dominance for a period of about a quarter century of psychoanalysis in american psychiatry. understand that in 1950, there were a half-million people in america's mental hospitals and that continued to grow for another four or five years. those psychiatrists august the could not practice psychoanalysis -- obviously could not practice psychoanalysis. it was in that environment the drugs revolution emerged, sort of the psychoanalysts. but if you look to academic psychiatry, if you looked to the high status growth of psychiatry on an outpatient basis, that was heavily psychoanalytic. and that was not just a matter of the profession. the whole of american culture, especially high culture, but also popular culture, was saturated with psychoanalytic ideas. freud was seen as the equivalent of darwin. we sort of raise a smile these days but intellectuals in all disciplines, the humanities of social sciences particularly, flocked to freudian ideas. look at the m

america after the war, which had really no counterpart anywhere else that i'm aware of other than buenos aires, , and that was the emergence and the dominance for period of about a quarter century of psychoanalysis in american psychiatry. now, understand that in 1950 there were a half million people america's mental hospitals, , ad i continue to grow for another four or five years, that population. those psychiatrists obviously couldn't practice psychoanalysis and indeed it was in that environment, that the drugs revolution emerged sort of behind the backs of the psychoanalysts. but if you looked to academic psychiatry, if you looked to the high status growth the psychiatry on an outpatient basis and office space practice, that was heavily psychoanalytic. and that wasn't just a matter of the profession. the whole of american culture, especially high culture, but also popular culture, was actually would cycle analytic ideas. freud was seen the equivalent, as being the equivalent of darwin or copernicus. we sort of raise a smile these days but intellectuals in all disciplines, the humanities and

we had a new record 31 was typical own in in buenos aires nissan developing shower even thunderstorms. a bit further south in argentina is dry in uruguay and a good part of brazil, but a miserable start to the week in ria. but now we come to thursday, things are drawing up in the big a shout or a bit further up the coast. and the culminating big dam pulls in columbia, possibly ecuador, as well. we've seen flash flooding even landslides from these. that could be repeated is just that time of the year, there are daily showers throughout the caribbean and the gulf of mexico developing, developing circulation. it wants to be, you think, we'll turn it to that on the coast of mexico. it's approaching, at least so that makes it wet here, but it's really a consequence of the cold air that's coming out of the u. s. i mean, look at this for an early wind to pick shifts with temperatures. in fact, we got snow or sleet rather than rain. there. watch houston's temperature, 13 degrees on thursday, and on friday, bob's how me get a saturday. even here it's cold and wet. ah, with a new series follows

buenos aires first up, will you do things there?— buenos aires first up, will you do thins there?es story. hello. fireworks night can be very dangerous. i should know. i'm roman catholic revolutionary guy fawkes, and i'm here to give you a few important safety tips for november the 5th. bonfire night safety tip number one. be very careful when transporting 36 barrels of highly—explosive gunpowder into a cellar below the houses of parliament. oh, no, no! no smoking. safety tip number two. always make sure there are no fellow catholics in parliament. you wouldn't want to blow them up, would you? i think i'll write a letter— to lord monteagle, to warn him not to come to parliament on the fifth. ooh, hang on, could that jeopardise our plan? - nah, i think it'll be all right. historian greg jenner is with us now. welcome. how does today rank in terms of important days in history for you? terms of important days in history for ou? ., terms of important days in history for ou? . . ., ., for you? there are a lot of important _ for you? there are a lot of important days, _ for you? there a

all fans of al-bese who do not have money for air travel decided on a desperate step for android buenos airesth africa and from there. for 177 days, instead of reaching the bikes to the boat, having overcome 10.5 thousand kilometers, their dream is not only to visit the matches of their native team, but also to get to the local sports museum at the world of football exhibition, where among the exhibits there is a t-shirt rented from a private collection maradona with quarter-final of the 1986 world cup against england, which he scored two iconic goals, first with the hand of god and then the most beautiful ball of the 20th century. this jersey recently sold out of milk for $9 million 280,000 today, by the way, the same ball will also be sold at auction, fans at home compete in original ideas to support their favorite teams and players. in brazil, the street is painted yellow-green. in india, giant figures of football players are being installed, and in the most unexpected places, and in paraguay the artist or konteru paints football paraphernalia the organizers of the world cup. so imbued wit

and dreams and stake in very high expectations, as ashley and argentina and talking to them and buenos airesnd proves - argentina by tonight snatch. it's| really interesting and proves the mood in the _ really interesting and proves the mood in the country _ really interesting and proves the mood in the country and - really interesting and proves the mood in the country and i - really interesting and proves the mood in the country and i thinkl really interesting and proves the i mood in the country and i think the tournament— mood in the country and i think the tournament entered with huge confidence that were going to win the world — confidence that were going to win the world cup it was even a question. _ the world cup it was even a question, since the statement and when _ question, since the statement and when you — question, since the statement and when you go in the city, this advertising campaigns that support the team _ advertising campaigns that support the team and the air is special because — the team and the air is special because the petrol company is supporting the team an it wa

there were disgruntled breakfasts taking place in the buenos aires area at 9am.of that was they were able to make the game uncomfortable for argentina. argentina want time and space on the ball to weave their little passing patterns. qatar never gave them that, they were always looking to be proactive. sometimes when you get an upset, it's a case of a team like a collection of bats hanging off their crossbar. but qatar proactive, they scored those goals you referred to, it is not only an historic triumph, but a justified one as well. it’s only an historic triumph, but a justified one as well.— only an historic triumph, but a justified one as well. it's a cliche that there's _ justified one as well. it's a cliche that there's no _ justified one as well. it's a cliche that there's no easy _ justified one as well. it's a cliche that there's no easy games - justified one as well. it's a cliche that there's no easy games and l that there's no easy games and football any more, but if you look at how saudi arabia have played in recent tournaments, the national league fi

you we're in the so you can tell you are frankly it looks more like aires just have like buenos aireshis unknown we talk about these of fine trains these massive humanity that moves down the sea. but honestly is clearly and pre organised meetup of pretty much all the thousands of argentine fans that have come to doha all this square they've been banging drums you can see argentina in the band huge flag of maradona as well and then this group much group of mexican fans that made their way along with castanets as to play mexico tomorrow they kind of came together in the middle and you could hear yourself think about half an hour ago. so at the moment, the noise has died down, probably they're just catching their breath. but argentina it's like mexico to morrow right like a mexico to morrow right now. the are beating ecuador one nil earlier qatar managed to score a goal but they were beaten the senegalese three one. in fact now they're just getting the to here they go. the boys to get here they go. and let's concentrate on and then let's concentrate on wales because they really need it t

buenos en bÉisbol. alan: los puertorriqueÑos, todo el caribe trae lo suyo! jess: vamos con el tiempo. aire busquen un lugar seguro en donde refugiarse porque la posibilidad de tornado es bastante alta para maÑana. carlos: quÉ preparas? chef:unos panqueues para variar. carlos: tenemos noticias de chino miranda, saliÓ de la clÍnica de rehabilitaciÓn en donde se encontraba internado casi un aÑo. jessica: hace una sola fue trasladado a una clÍnica privada, sucede despuÉs de que la periodista hiciera pÚblico que la actual novia de chino buscaba mediante la vÍa judicial y con la ayuda del estratega de comunicaciÓn israel gÓmez, conseguÍ la potestad para hacerse cargo de la decisiÓn sobre el camino a seguir con los tratamientos y la vida de chino miranda. carlos: su madre y prima pusieron resistencia al cambio de clÍnica, ahora el destino de chino estÁ en manos de la justicia venezolana. no obstante la salud del artista es lo Único con prioridad y esperamos su pronta recuperaciÓn. es complicado. no sÉ de quÉ pensar esta chica que se puso encima la responsabilidad de cuidar a su novio y con su fam