central america specific. lee costa rica is where united fruit was doing most of their business in the early days. so murray links up with the united fruit and expands the banana business. united fruit's banana business from costa rica to honduras and he starts buying up land across honduras, converting land, farmland. they grew all types of other crops before. too, land that would grow just one crop. bananas. bananas. bananas. under the murray's direction. honduras and costa rica became more or less these two nations became vast banana fields, vast banana plantations, growing little else to support the people who worked there. by 1905, sam had moved united fruit's operations to new orleans. this made total sense. it was closer to central and latin america, where bananas are grown. the port of new orleans could also handle the booming banana trade that the murray was instituting. the millions of bananas processed under his control. pictured here on the screen is united fruit's former corporate headquarters in

central america. specifically, costa rica, is where united fruit was doing most of their business in the early days. so murray links up with united fruit and expands the banana business. united fruit banana business from costa rica to honduras. and he starts buying up land across honduras, converting land, farmland that grew all types of other crops before.

america. and it's been something of a stormy situation. nicole central part of the us. well, the storms off still, they're moving their way across from east and areas and we'll see the development of another batch down in the deep south is very heavy. rain to come in for texas. that is likely to cause some flooding issues. the rain stretches across the woods, the midwest, behind that we'll see more in the way of wet and wintery weather, starting to develop a coast west in parts of canada and the north west pacific. and that's going to drop the attempt to rob a dramatic, a in calgary alberta where we have seen those wild sizes. welcome weather starting to push across into central parts of canada on friday. so the south of this, it continues to be a very to why and also very hot picture for the southwest and southern areas were expecting that temperature in dallas to continue to rise over the next few days. and temperatures are rising once again across moving parts of mexico's, the story of heat equal central america in the caribbean, searching 9 degrees celsius. the in m

receiving that or how have they received it to-- it's a fabulous opportunity for them and for central america so we're in the process of trying to grow our company. we just opened our doors last march. and we're looking for companies in artificial intelligence-- those who are working in any type of computer vision or natural language processing and need data labeling in their own time zone. that's our big advantage we can offer. most of these operations operate out of india or other parts across the globe. and our client that we've been working with is very happy that we are working live and we're able to give much higher output and stronger results with them as they also are participating in a great mission. one thing i forgot to mention is that our company-- the profit from our company doesn't go to any investors; it goes, actually, straight back to the school. and so, it's a cycle of opportunity, leveraging the own talent of salvadorans to help their future generations have better education. damian: wow. no need for that urgent necessity to immigrate to this country for a better life. they

the store in central america is one of heat for north central mexico. temperatures have pushed past 50 degrees there really from many parts of central america. we're above average, even on cuba to have that at $35.00 degrees when it's turn lighter for ne mexico. so your temperature in monterey goes up to 40 degrees by monday, but let's focus on the here and now we're talking up some warm, humid moist stair of the gulf of mexico. that's going to spark storms for that eastern side of texas, where there has been some flooding as of late, pretty adult day across the great lakes for others day in this part of the world. same goes for the us. ne, if you were hitting the showers to the west, we go. temperatures are rising here from the prairies to western canada. the same goes for the pacific northwest, portland at 28 degrees and looking like a good day up and down california, full on sunshine in la with a high of 26 degree its bye for now. the. the latest news, as it breaks on line backing apps rely on vaccine center, which of those states are experiencing an intimate blackouts with detailed

the transnational violence they experienced as young people in war weary central america. then in gang war in california helped launch a transnational menace. despite those clear ties between the social fault lines of california just a few decades ago and the violence that constantly rattles central america today, politicians in united states insist on more of the same central american gangs such as myself and the 18th street gang, largely serve as cross-border couriers, smuggling and people into the united states. biden, secretary of homeland security mike litterst told congress in his trademark viciousness. trump described gang members as animals. obama took a softer tone, but he also emphasized their crimes while ignoring their humanity. a bites. these are powerful tactics as policy continuing to deport gang members. this is what we've done in the past means that the future immigration policy is likely to look a like the present and that president and tangle of immigration law and its heavy reliance on criminal law that really gets people like winning is what i talk to

was devoted to trying to concern about what they thought would be soviet influence coming in to central america because of a socialist government in nicaragua. they were devoted to trying to overthrow that government. i'm fortunately for them, the congress did not agree and had passed several laws to prohibit the us government from aiding the contras. so the reagan administration, some senior officials in the reagan administration went about a an enterprise to raise private funds and channel those funds to the contras to support their effort to overthrow the nicaraguan government and the way they raised those monies was to sell arms to iran and also raise money and get money from other countries and private sources. this was in contradiction to the reagan administration stated policy of not negotiating with terrorist regimes or regimes that supported terrorism. and in the case of iran, of course, in the early eighties, iran had been, as it still does, sponsoring terrorist organizations in the middle east. and one of them was called in is called hezbollah. and it had taken hostage --, american h

let's get the full costs for north america, and it's been something of a stormy situation. nicole central part of the us. well, the storms off still. they're moving their way across from eastern areas and we'll see the development of another batch down in the deep south is very heavy. rain to come in for texas. that is likely to cause some flooding issues. the rain stretches across the woods, the midwest, behind that we'll see more in the way of wet and wintery weather, starting to develop a coast western parts of canada and the north west pacific. and that's going to drop the attempt to rob a dramatic aid in calgary. alberta where we have seen those wild sizes. welcome weather starting to push across into central parts of canada on friday. so the south of is it continues to be a very to why and also very hot picture for the southwest and southern areas. we're expecting that temperature in dallas to continue to rise over the next few days, and temperatures are rising once again across moving parts of mexico's the story of heat across central america in the caribbean. searching 9 degrees c

was devoted to trying to concern about what they thought would be soviet influence coming in to central america because of a socialist government in nicaragua. they were devoted to trying to overthrow that government. i'm fortunately for them, the congress did not agree and had passed several laws to prohibit the us government from aiding the contras. so the reagan administration, some senior officials in the reagan administration went about a an enterprise to raise private funds and channel those funds to the contras to support their effort to overthrow the nicaraguan government and the way they raised those monies was to sell arms to iran and also raise money and get money from other countries and private sources. this was in contradiction to the reagan administration stated policy of not negotiating with terrorist regimes or regimes that supported terrorism. and in the case of iran, of course, in the early eighties, iran had been, as it still does, sponsoring terrorist organizations in the middle east. and one of them was called in is called hezbollah. and it had taken hostage --, american h

there's all ethnicities here brazilian latin america, central america, south america, and mexican.nd most of americans here today. i mean, we're all well represented in this carnaval i'm mexican and nicaraguan. i think san francisco is a very diverse place, and this definitely shows beyond the parade. the two day festival featured 50 local performing artists and 400 vendors, mariachi music and arts and crafts and dancing. now in its 46th year, san francisco's carnival has become an annual tradition for these longtime friends. i just think seeing the culture, seeing the celebration, see people up, being happy, it's wonderful. i also like the celebration of san francisco as the new home base for many of these cultural organizations, and they're bringing their culture from their homeland to san francisco to the mission in san francisco. emma goss, nbc, bay area news coming up, hundreds of thousands without power after deadly storms battered part of our country. we're tracking that severe weather and the major delay it caused for the indy 500. and closer to home, a warm up to wrap up t

and this is the heat as we get to central america on the car, being for nolan and central parts of mexico. in particular, the country is suffering. a severe dropped and conditions remain largely hot and dry. you can see that on friday 3 to saturday. but as well to weather further out east. in particular, his spun yolo, with blustery winds were trinidad and tobago. the of the canyon government has ordered thousands of people across the country to move away from wetlands that have flooded many areas. torrential rains in the region have been made was by the el nino where the phenomenon. this is how close the houses are from the narrow that down. it doesn't look like margins covered by what the highest says when it all bus knows the what comes to that, how is this? the problem in that ruby has been watson by pull drainage and he's taken the bill. settlement people's beeping in near the narrow be down say they know they're not supposed to be there, but it's the only place they can afford. the the hello you're watching algebra, i'm elizabeth put on them and we're bringing you special coverage.

, central america and mexican and most of americans here today. mean, we're all well represented in this carnaval. i also like the celebration of san francisco as the new home base for many of these cultural organizations, and they're bringing their culture from their homeland to san francisco. beyond the parade, the two day festival featured 50 local performing artists. and are you ready for this? 400 vendors? we are back in 60s. we continue to follow that breaking news in oakland. a massive fire still smoldering at a lumber yard there, and yet another midair scare. dozen people hurt after their plane hits wild turbulence. also a catalytic converter theft turns into tragedy. an actor killed by robbers in l.a. and we saw 81 degrees today in walnut creek later this week. could be getting closer to 90. details on getting closer to 90. details on a big warm up as we head skincare can start in the laundry room. that's why i always recommend all free clear for sensitive skin. it's free of dyes and perfumes. it's a key part of my self care routine. it's

so it is all still high hill across from mexico and across most southern parts of central america. the heat will continue to bloss these areas, but that's what's the weather coming into the south. on friday, the ancient human remains cold between science and spirituality. both seeking to understand and the owner of those who came before us. the danish scientists, quests to interrogate the dna you earliest people in the united states reveals shocking, ethical and personal dynamic. remains a witness documentary on a jersey to that. we know what's happening in irish and we know how to get to places that others tend on. i want to die by the forty's on purpose. as far as the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. the the hello, i'm a little rock. this is the news. our life from the are coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel says it's pulled out troops from northern gaza after weeks of attacks that have left death and destruction. and he's the 1st former us president to be convicted of a crime. all my donald trump's paid for the void house be affected. more deals fo

brazilian latin america, central america, south american, mexican, and most of americans here today. i mean, we're all well represented in this carnaval. it's not only a chance to celebrate cultures from around the world, it's also a chance for san francisco to celebrate its own culture. i'm mexican and nicaraguan. i think san francisco is a very diverse place, and this definitely shows also like the celebration of san francisco as the new home base for many of these cultural organizations, and they're bringing their culture from their homeland to san francisco to the mission beyond the parade, the two day festival featured 50 local performing artists and 400 vendors. i just think seeing the culture and seeing the celebrations see people that being happy, it's wonderful. in san francisco, emma goss, nbc, bay area news well, across the nation, americans are marking memorial day weekend remembering those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in san francisco today. the uss san francisco memorial foundation put on its annual ceremony to remember the crew of that famous warship. 100 sailors an

the heat dome across mexico and central america is epic.ting broke their -- mexico city broke their all-time record highs two days in a row. we are seeing temperatures over 120 degrees. this persistent extreme heat wave partly fueled by human caused climate change is causing everything in the atmosphere to stagnate. this jet stream is stuck and creates rounds and rounds of severe weather and tornadoes. geoff: there has been some observation that when we have tornadoes we have a more concentrated series of them. do we have an understanding of what accounts for that? >> you are talking about the fact that the atmosphere is more primed when we have outbreaks. there is not necessarily a signal for more tornadoes were or more severe weather over the last 30-40 years. one thing we notice and the computer models pick up on is that when the atmosphere is primed, it is more than it used to be. during outbreaks, the outbreaks tend to be bigger. geoff: in hurricane season, it is expected to be more intense. we could see a half dozen hurricanes categor

the same scene repeated itself hundreds of times in countries throughout central america, leaving many to wonder how cartels get their hands on american planes. the answer is buried in reams of fraudulent paperwork piled up at the federal aviation administration, faa for short. criminals disguised by shell companies duped the faa into registering planes with u.s. tail numbers. those tail numbers shield the planes from foreign law enforcement scrutiny. this allows millions of dollars worth of drugs to sail through the airspace undetected. once the drugs reach their destination, the plane is destroyed, and the criminals walk away with net profits. the faa is aware of this problem, but hasn't changed his registration process. 10 years ago, in 2013, on inspector general report -- warning the fbi about vulnerabilities in the system. those warnings went largely ignored. then in 2020, the government accountability office report raised the issue once again. they recommended the faa make 15 corrections towards registration process. four years later, the fbi has only implemented three of those 1

outlined efforts by the us and regional partners to address the root causes of migration from central america and south america. secretary blinked. it also announced that the us state department had imposed new sanctions on several, columbia, and companies accused of illegally transporting migrants through the infamous dairy and gas, which separates columbia from panama, a region where tens of thousands of migrants transit every year. we stepped up efforts against those, bring on vulnerable migrants, the february, we announced a new visa restriction policy. the targets individuals who knowingly provide transportation to those intending to migrate a regularly to the united states, including the charter flights arriving in nicaragua. yesterday we announced these restrictions on executives of columbia maritime migration companies who are facilitating irregular migration and united states has quite more than $330000000.00 in long term development assistance to latin america. but adds that curbing migration from the region is a shared responsibility. when we did up a little houses 0 mexico city, t

russia, china, hungary, a number of countries in africa and central america. vote on this project, where there are still such great differences, does not correspond to the spirit of reconciliation of consent in bosnia and herzegovina in the region, and this is contrary to the need to maintain peace and stability in the balkans and europe as a whole. bosnia and herzegovina became one of the co-authors of the resolution, but not all members of the presidium of this multinational country approved this initiative. thus, bosnian. it turns out that all the blame was placed on the serbs, and the numerous crimes of other participants in the war in the balkans are ignored: victims among the civilian serbian population are hushed up. demonization of one of the peoples of the former yugoslavia, undermining the dayton peace agreement and approved it by un security council resolution 1031. the impression is that it is. bosnia and herzegovina, so they will propose to the croat-muslim part of the country to peacefully dissolve this federation. one of the signatories of the d

panama in central america is facing an economic crisis and a migrant crisis. presidential election the republic of panama was held yesterday. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day. god bless you. in the name and memory of god, i greet and respect you, dear viewers of the khabar news network, with the activity of the bardesta system, in the past few hours , we have witnessed extensive rains in the western parts of the northwest and areas of the southwest of the country, and along with these rains, lightning has also been reported. and recorded in the southwest of our country, we expect that these covers happened due to the activity of the rain system and we are witnessing the rains in these areas for the next hours also in the northwest of the west. southwest, southern parts of the central areas of the alborz slopes, rain, sometimes lightning, strong winds and the possibility of hail in these areas due to the activity of this system. the orange weather warning has also been issued for the provinces of ardabil , east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, zanjan kurdistan, hamada

russia, china, hungary, as well as a number of countries in africa and central america.st the backdrop of the adoption of a resolution about the risk of the collapse of bosnia and herzegovina, the head of republika srpska milorad dodik warned. according to him, now the serbs simply will not be able to live within the same borders as the bosnians, and the russian permanent representative to the un, vasily nebendi, called the decision of the general assembly shameful. obviously. the rostrum of the general assembly to teach others about the importance of national reconciliation. we are convinced that germany has no moral right to even mention the term genocide in relation to anything other than its monstrous monsters. ipso is working, russia is not stopping, the ukrainian guru is complaining about certain non-military operations that our country is allegedly conducting on the territory of independence. in an interview with a ukrainian tv channel, an intelligence representative complained that the agency right now is heroically resisting the kremlin on several directions of

draped across northern brazil that meets up with some of the wet weather we've got going on in central america, off the pacific coast, running into coast street on panama, and then very unsettled conditions for his spaniel of cuba and jamaica. some pretty good downforce here on wednesday. storms get going for northern texas, oklahoma in arkansas on his own here, there was a threat of seeing some tornadoes and after that violent weather we saw in the us midwest. so tell crossing over the border into canada. so, soaking rains, they're like new york 32 degrees. this could be your height of his stay in 8 months west found we'd go now look into good still another to all day for vancouver. 15 degrees and showers and mix here breezy 2 for the pacific northwest. and we've also got a breeze off the pacific for california. so l a. a 2nd do for you is 22 degrees on wednesday. that's it for me. catch her later. the of israel's war on gossip be coming in forever across the united states. why are the students protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by they insist on 0 consequ

but also within the central america, a big plus. we have two vibrant sectors. i have mentioned them already. the medical devices are also close to national security and semi conductor's. i can tell you that until last year in august they announced a $1.2 million investment in the next two years in costa rica. this is a tiny country that people think about going to to travel, which is great. again, what are the challenges we are having? this is 20 years ago. challenges today is that there are political challenges within the central american region that probably makes the deal still beneficial for all countries, including costa rica, which is why costa rica is asking why not look into other options? let me give you a bit of insight into how we are. i do not know if you heard the thing in costa rica, everything is true in life? it is slow but we get there. what do i know about that? you can be slow and not get where you need to go. we decided to be part of the highest standard in the world. it took us 10 years. when we first started, the current minister of trade

well, there has never be no more difficult time for journalist in central america, particularly the range of author retirement needs and in the region. and the conclusions between organized crime, politics, and security forces are seriously threatening the practice of journalism. those kinds of reporters are being killed as much are in prison, or in excited numbers increased by the day. i'm sorry. i think you started carlos. can you still hear us and we may have lost the line there. can you hear me? okay. yes. yes. i can hear you. that's great. please go on. if you can, a slowly moved, you know, so low to particularly the concrete where i come from president medieval kelly has violated the constitution to a mass power up to a point where there is no more real slow turn on. this are being harassed, threatened, and surveyed with a use of new technologies identified or we found out a 22 out of 30 members. we had our phones infected with this funding program paid during more than a year. i have to tell you wrote that we are assuming these are highly compatible. and so the nature of vegas was