manuel: carola, trÁeme por favor los otros patrones que cortamos anoche. carola: bueno, seÑor.al. manuel: querÍan unos trajes para un Álbum, "algo que sea asÍ, como inglÉs, estamos pidiendo que nos hagas el favor de imÁgenes y todo". marÍa: manuel cuevas diseÑÓ las chaquetas que lucieron los beatles en el cover de uno de sus emblemÁticos discos, "el sargento pimienta". pocos saben que fue inspirado en los colores mexicanos de los altares del dÍa de muertos. manuel: caray, mira nomÁs hasta dÓnde han llegado mis diseÑos >> es que tÚ eres muy famoso. ¿de dÓnde sacas tanta inspiraciÓn? manuel: pues ¿de dÓnde mÁs, sino de mis raÍces? mira. mira los colores de mi mÉxico. >> eso hay que enmarcarlo. manuel: la vanidad y el ego no son lo mÍo, esto es solo un trabajo terminado. ahora hay que pensar en el prÓximo nada mÁs. >> permiso. manuel: yo nomÁs sabÍa que era para ellos, y llegaron acÁ a los Ángeles, los conocÍ a todos, me hice muy amigo de john, john lennon. marÍa: aÑos mÁs tarde, john lennon frecuentaba su casa y se convertirÍa en su amigo personal. la fama y la fortuna seguÍan pe

they turned out to welcome carola rackete, along with less impressed italian police.he 31-year-old captain of the sea-watch ththree had just brokn through a blockade in defiance of orders not to dock on the island. after spending t two weeks a ata with several dozozen exhausted migrants she rescued on board. she was arrested for her resistance. the countries far right-wing minister on the issue. >> this is a criminal act, an act of war. a trial, enough to where this young woman will go. >> despite his anger, a george ordered her released two days later in charges of endangngerig police lives --- and charges of endangering police lives being dropped. many across europe have hailed her courage. many believe europe needs to step up to the plate. >> i hope the e eu will change s policy and there will be a safe possibibility for people, refugs in partiticular, to cross the ococean so that civil rescue w't be needed anymore. >> despite still facing charges of helping people smugggglers ad resisting authorities, she wants to help those in need. there's been a suspected arson

your carrier and anything you mention carola record his case and there were so much comment about that on line this is i mean who says carolus simply enforce human rights at sea and this push towards terminal izing heroes and helpers across europe and northern africa that help refugees and asylum seekers is one we all have to watch and call out for and that comment is one that is what elicited a response from someone who sent us a video comment to talk to us about the push and the poor of what forces refugees onto foreign shores this is solomon here's what she told the story. as an artist and an activist i've been campaigning for safer routes for migration particularly for women because they're more vulnerable and i think we have to remember that this is a e.u. wide problem it's not just italy humanitarians are being stopped from rescuing people at sea and i also think we shouldn't forget the reasons why people are leaving their home. for example the work that i'm doing with women in the communities in the u.k. they speak about rocket launching pads behind their houses you know crossin

carola morales es una periodista que lo vio cantando en un parque de la ciudad, decidiÓ grabarlo sin. >> es mi sueÑo, yo tambiÉn quiero salir adelante. no me viene caminando de de mi paÍs solamente para fracasar. >> es entonces cuando mario decide quedar en contacto con su nuevo amigo. >> Él fue muy claro. tienes telÉfono? no. te voy a comprar el telÉfono. se no se me va a perder. >> el vocalista de camila hablÓ de grabar una canciÓn junto con el venezolano. la base ensaya y en 15 dÍas te voy a contactar. >> pero alejandro no puede viajar a mÉxico, no tiene pasaporte. >> tiene sus abogados trabajando. >> porque mÁs que un venezolano extranjero, tambiÉn soy un ser humano y no soy un ser humano malo. >> alexander dice que estÁ cansado de sufrir para ganarse la vida cantando en las calles. >> no era fÁcil. no era fácil cuando personas venÍan y te decÍan que te callarÁs porque estorbabas. uno lo que hacÍa era sentarse donde no lo vieran. >> la cancillerÍa de colombia dice que estÁ estudiando el caso de alexander, pero que es muy poco lo que se puede hacer para conseguirle un documento le

carola rackete was arrested last night amid claims from the italian authorities that she deliberatelystating weekend of forest fires in spain as officials reveal that more than 100 square kilometres have been destroyed. the fires, which started in the record—breaking heatwave affecting much of europe, have forced many residents to leave their homes. above—average temperatures are expected to continue into the next week. european union leaders have suspended the summit set to choose who will take the top eu jobs following last month's euro elections. among the positions up for grabs is that of european commission president, which is currently held byjean—claude juncker. a new top team needs to be in place before meps take their seats in july. authorities in sudan say seven people have been killed and nearly 200 injured during renewed protests in several cities. tens of thousands of people took to the streets to keep up the pressure on the country's interim military rulers to hand power over to a civilian administration. the protests on sunday were the largest since a deadly raid by sec

your carrier and anything you mention carola record his case and there were so much comment about that on line this is i mean who says carolus simply enforce human rights at sea and this push towards criminalizing heroes and helpers across europe and northern africa that help refugees and asylum seekers is one we all have to watch and call out for and that comment is one that is what elicited a response from someone who sent us a video comments to talk to us about the push and the poor of what forces refugees onto foreign shores this is solomon here's what she told the story. as an artist and an activist i've been campaigning for safer routes for migration particularly for women because they're more vulnerable and i think we have to remember that this is a e.u. wide problem it's not just italy humanitarians are being stopped from rescuing people at sea and i also think we shouldn't forget the reasons why people are leaving their home use for example the work that i'm doing with women in the communities in the u.k. they speak about rocket launching pads behind their houses you know cros

carola racetta was arrested last night amid claims from the italian authorities that she deliberatelyt fires in spain as officials reveal that more than 100 square kilometres have been destroyed. the fires which started in the record breaking heatwave affecting much of europe, have forced many residents to leave their homes. above average temperatures are expected to continue into the next week. the sun is setting on the final day of the glastonbury festival in south west england. over 175,000 people descended on the iconic worthy farm in south west england, which has seen hit filled performances from acts such as the cure, grime artist stormzy and australian pop star kylie minogue. ms minogue saw her return to the festival for the first time since being forced to pull out due to cancer 1a years ago. it wasn't all music, though. there was also a surprise appearance by natural historian sir david attenborough. lizo mzimba has the story. this year is the first time glastonbury has taken action against single—use plastics. no longer selling water in plastic bottles and banning many other

to about 30 degrees maybe coming up to about 32 as we go towards wednesday but down here towards carola state rain very very heavy of the next few days bengaluru we do expect to see a temperature of 20 some degrees and i do about rain at 33. on counting the cost $3.00 decades off the collapse of the soviet union russia is gauging with africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind so he's decision to buy the s. 400 and f. $35.00 stealth bomber counting the cost on a just. it's 50 years since the world watched as u.s. astronauts lost set off on a mission many adults impossible. then modeled as they made the 1st uncertain steps. to join us as we look at the ingenuity and those who made the journey of a 111 possible. 50 years on and the al-jazeera news special. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories today the latest diplomatic efforts to bring iran and the u.s. back to the negotiating table appears to have ended without any major breakthrough at a meeting in brussels e.u. foreign ministers downplayed iran's decision to enrich uranium ab

now the warnings at the moment for the monsoon rains actually across the south and the southwest carola states some very heavy rains in the forecast we have the monsoon rains elsewhere it's been easing off those you have through sunday and monday and a hot day again in new delhi with a high of 35. the weather sponsored by qatar is. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many did not all have to die this stock is hearts is on a really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is interesting to watch the amount of money involved yemen war profiteers coming soon every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories is maximum jail term has jumped from 5 years to 175 years during the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media donald trump shouldn't be the one deciding who is a journalist and who isn't and focus on how they would call it on the stories that matter the most they will cause for a cause or to look at the

called for the european commission to do its best to avoid new political standoffs over refugees carola rockets or was arrested last month for entering an italian port ignoring a block imposed by the government she's been questioned by a tally of prosecutors for allegedly aging illegal immigration. i sincerely hope that the european commission now you are not the parliament could do their very best to prevent situations like that happening and that all the european countries will work together in the future to accept any people which bears a 1000000000 feet have rescued now one of the world's oldest and largest theater festivals is shining a spotlight on the plight of refugees the exhibition brings to life the long and desperate journeys thousands of asylum seekers face every day one man who fled violence in our free coast and made his way to france is performing a play about his experience that has more from avignon theater festival was a a well or. a haunting song of survival. cannot say uses music to tell the story of a young refugee called yaku and his terrifying journey from ivory

in italy, police arrested carola rackete, the 31-year-old german captain of a refugee rescue ship saturday, after her vessel collided with an italian border police boat as she attempted to dock at lampedusa port. rackete and 53 refugees were caught in limbo at sea for over two weeks in need of medical care and food, as authorities refused to let the sea-watch 3 dock and passengers disembark. this is rackete speaking from aboard the ship the day before she was arrested. the concerns about these [indidiscernible] which are also my responsibility . frustrated and suffer psychologically frfrom the sisituation. amy: she was referring there to italy's anti-immigrant interior minister matteo salvini, who refused to let rackete dock her ship and called her actionons an act of war. german officials and human rights groups have praised the sea-watch 3's mission and condemned the italian government for criminalizing humanitarianan aid. the u.s. senate friday rejected a measure restricting trump's ability to go to war with iran without congressional authorization. the proposal would have retroactively

carry and you mention carola record his case and there were so much comment about that on line this is i mean who says carolus simply enforce human rights at sea and this push towards criminalizing heroes and helpers across europe and northern africa that help refugees and asylum seekers is one we all have to watch and call out for and that comment is one that is what elicited a response from someone who sent us a video comments to talk to us about the push and the poor of what forces refugees onto foreign shores this is solomon here's what she told the story. as an artist and an activist i've been campaigning for say for the migration particularly for women because they're more vulnerable and i think we have to remember that this is a e.u. wide problem it's not just italy humanitarians are being stopped from rescuing people at sea and i also think we shouldn't forget the reasons why people are leaving their homes. for example the work that i'm doing with women in the communities in the u.k. they speak about rocket launching pads behind their houses you know crossing different countrie

now the warnings at the moment for the monsoon rains actually across the south and the southwest carola states some very heavy rains in the forecast we have that monsoon rains elsewhere it's been easing off those you have through sunday and monday and a hot day again in new delhi with a high of 35. the weather sponsored by cattle and. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very true there is water privatisation on anybody seriously. those people who see everything as something to invest a profit of they want all up to the last drop on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera quick demise or over the top stories this hour. u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt's is warning of changes to international shipping after a british flight timecode was seized in the straits of hormuz and called it a hostile acts and is expected to announce further measures against iran on monday . british airways and german airlines have tons of suspe

this comes as human rights groups and german officials blasted italy for arresting carola rackete, the 31-year-old german captain of a refugee rescue ship, as she tried to bring dozens of asylylum seekers to safety. she has since been freed and says she plans to sue italian and interior minister for defamation. over the weekend, thousands marched in german cities in support of rackete and to call out the criminalization of humanitarian aid. president trump said monday the u.s. would no longer deal with british ambassador to the u.s. kim darroch, following a recent leak of diplomatic cables in which the ambassador calls the trump administration inept and dysfunctional. in cables goining back as s fars 2017, darroch ququestioned w whr the trump administration "will ever look competent." trump also attacked outgoing prime minister theresa may for creating a mess around brexit. theresa may's office said in a statement it conontinueses to support darroch. the u.n.'s high commissioner for human rights, michelle bachelet, condemned the dire conditions in which jailed migrants are being held i

to about 30 degrees maybe coming up to about 32 as we go towards wednesday but down here towards carola state rain very very heavy of the next few days bengaluru we do expect to see a temperature of 20 some degrees and i do about rain at 33. as iraq rebuild itself following the years of conflict women struggle to play a bigger role politically and domestic violence also remains a problem. some of the brave women battling abuse talked al-jazeera about the struggles they face and their pursuit of justice. life. welcome back to al-jazeera with me still robin a reminder of our top news stories european foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to find ways to convince iran and the u.s. to start dialogue after months of tension to iran and said it remains committed to the agreement so long as other parties also maintain their commitment. former south african president jacob zuma has told me choir into government corruption that he is the target of a conspiracy so it was forced from office last year accused of overseeing the mass looting of state funds. now the us president is under fire for