out of the 119 disappeared by chile's secret police whose mere member martin. his sister gloria told me she's been campaigning for justice ever since well and i was baffled was well this is the notorious front page of last i go and exterminated like rats it was painful really very painful it's probably difficult to imagine what it means to know that your brother has been arrested the authorities to spend a year denying it and then to be faced with this information was extremely shocking . even though it was officially denied his death become a possibility after a few months and with that report we knew it was true it said yes they killed them best still killing them that killing us and they will carry on. killing isn't there to pull of the adios in a better the more i say so. in a game. in the world where you have. a lot of anger indignation and at the time a lot of impotence because it was just impossible to counter those arguments these were official truths that were established in just tributed in the media there were practically no media you could call on t

impact throughout chile's recent history including wars economic affairs and coups the american army corps. the most solemn of orders and of the sun it's not just al mercurio there are 3 means papers and santiago and regional change that followed a similar trend to that of many newspapers and that in america powerful influential business minded families who set up a powerful media outlet in order to achieve the next level in a flat up that had all the really for us and. by the 1960s the next level of influence the edwards family were looking for was no longer to be found in chile so they looked north to the united states to its government and to a central intelligence agency the cia. political winds were shifting socialist movements were gathering momentum across the continent and in chile presidential candidates some other agendas and left wing ideals pledges agrarian reform nationalization world redistribution capturing the popular imagination felt they stood to lose the edwards family certainly but also the u.s. government as the documents showed we now know that as early as $960.

one of the 119 disappeared by chile's secret police whose mere member martin. his sister gloria told me she's been campaigning for justice ever since one of her and i was baffled was well this is the notorious front page of lhasa gone exterminated like rats it was painful really very painful it's probably difficult to imagine what it means to know that your brother has been arrested the authorities to spend a year denying it and then to be faced with this information was extremely shocking . even though it was officially denied his death become a possibility after a few months and with that report we knew it was true and it said yes they killed them best still killing them that killing us and they will carry on. saying kill guess until they pull of the adios in a better the more i say so in a. letter i opened the one video. a lot of anger indignation and at the time a lot of impotence because it was just impossible to counter those arguments these were official truths that were established and distributed in the media there were practically no media you could c

peter kornbluh has made it his mission to get to the truth on chile using the freedom of information act it's been a trip by trip process that in 2017 paid off. so you have a document. in which kissinger actually calls over to the cia and says the president has just approved the proposal for supporting mccurry oh at the amount of $700000.00 the president wished to see the paper kept going and the amount stipulated could be exceeded if that would be usefully served that purpose i can't think of another time when i have seen micromanagement by the president of united states of covert propaganda operations in another country and here is the living proof of nixon's personal involvement in making sure that the cia kept l. mccurry i'll go. the t.v. classified documents all kind of here in washington d.c. show that president nixon himself directly authorized funding for a medical deal to the tune of 2000000 dollars a serious amount of money in the 1970 s. enough to keep a paper that was in financial difficulties and i have and more importantly shape public opinion the cia essentially passed

one of the 119 disappeared by chile's secret police whose mere member. his sister maria told me she's been campaigning for justice ever since one of. our farm was well this isn't a tourist front page of lhasa gone exterminated like rats it was painful really very painful it's probably difficult to imagine what it means to know that your brother has been arrested 3 or thirty's to spend a year denying it and then to be faced with this information was extremely shocking . even that was officially denied his death become a possibility after a few months and with that report we knew it was true and it said yes they killed them best still killing them that killing us and they will carry on. saying. they're full of the earlier us in a better the more i say so in a. letter i opened the one video. a lot of anger indignation and at the time a lot of impotence because it was just impossible to counter those arguments these were official truths that were established and distributed in the media there were practically no media you could call on to disprove any of thi

peter kornbluh has made it his mission to get to the truth on chile. using the freedom of information it's been a trip budget process but in $27.00 teams paid off. so you have a document. in which kissinger actually calls over to the cia and says the president has just approved the proposal for supporting mccurry oh that amount of $700000.00 the president wished to see the paper kept going and the amounts depleted could be exceeded if that would be usefully served that purpose i can't think of another time when i have seen micromanagement by the president of united states of covert propaganda operations in another country and here is the living proof of nixon's personal involvement in making sure that the cia kept l. mccurry i'll go. classified documents all kind of here in washington d.c. show that president nixon himself directly authorized funding for medical deal to the tune of 2000000 dollars a serious amount of money in the 1970 s. enough to keep a paper that was in financial difficulties alive and more importantly shape public opinion the cia es

nations high commissioner for human rights and previously reserved twice as president of the republic of chile. [applause] >> rosa, who serves as program coordinator of the catholic relief services program based in el salvador that supports incarcerated people as they prepare to return to society into the workforce. and virginia, the founder of an organization based in honduras them provides legal and psychological services to women who have survived violence. [applause] >> i wish to offer each of you most sincere gratitude for your leadership and this opportunity to recognize your exceptional contributions and accomplishments. the award named for secretary clinton recognizes her pivotal role in the promotion of women's rights and her distinguished career of public service. words she offered in 1995 in beijing and her now famous address on women's rights animate, convening today. she said then, quote, if women are healthy and educated their families will flourish. if women are free from violence their families will flourish. if women have a chance to work and earn as full and equal partners in

he's chile and emerging-market -- is chile an emerging market?ple define emerging markets by the income, but we have two economies that are very dependent on the relationship with china, both big commodity exporters, even before the trade war emerged. both of those economies are going to face a challenge from china's structural slowdown and the structural reduction in demand for copper exports and bulk commodity exports. what is interesting is that australia has managed that transition because they have liquid natural gas. i'm not sure where the diversification comes from in terms of chile. i think that is where it is an interesting economy. how did they manage the decline in demand from china, which is really independent of the trade conflict? francine: john, thank you so much. john normand they are, head of cross asset strategy at jp morgan. our correspondent with the opec six very general. -- the opec secretary-general. reporter: thank you. i'm told there is no big change in oil policy. what does that mean? what are you expecting from the new

out of the 119 disappeared by chile's secret police whose mere member martin. his sister maria told me she's been campaigning for justice ever since. and i was baffled was well this is the notorious front page of lhasa gone exterminated like rats it was painful really very painful it's probably difficult to imagine what it means to know that your brother has been arrested 3 or thirty's to spend a year denying it and then to be faced with this information was extremely shocking . even that was officially denied his death become a possibility after a few months and with that report we knew it was true and it said yes they killed them that's still killing them that killing us and they will carry on. saying kill of this until they pull of the adios in a better the more i say so in a game. that i opened the what. a lot of anger indignation and at the time a lot of impotence because it was just impossible to counter those arguments these were official truths that were established and. distributed in the media there were practically no media you could call on to dispr

one of the 119 disappeared by chile's secret police whose member. his sister maria told me she's been campaigning for justice ever since one of. baffin was well this is the notorious front page of lhasa gone exterminated like rats it was painful really very painful it's probably difficult to imagine what it means to know that your brother has been arrested the authorities to spend a year denying it and then to be faced with this information was extremely shocking . even that was officially denied his death become a possibility after a few months and with that report we knew it was true and it said yes they killed them best still killing them that killing us and they will carry on. the adios in a better the more i say so in a game. in the white 4 video. a lot of anger indignation and at the time a lot of impotence because it was just impossible to counter those arguments these were official truths that were established and distributed in the media there were practically no media you could call on to disprove any of this even though we the families of

es ligeramente picante, y el chile se rostiza y vamos a terminar con este chile que vamos a rellenary buenos dÍas cÓmo se viviÓ por allÁ el grito de mÉxico. espectacular supongo? >>> claro que sÍ. ustedes lo acaban de decir muy buenos dÍas familias estamos ec echoando la casa por la ventana celebrando a nuestro mÉxico, pero decirles que la fiesta comenzÓ desde mayor. con el tradicional desfile sobre la madison. veamos. la madison se pinta de blanco, rojo, y verde. >>> orgullosamente gritar a los cuatro vientos. viva mÉxico. >>> viva mÉxico. >>> el desfile en conmemoraciÓn al 109 aniversario fue un despliegue de color, con mÚsica mexicana, mariachis. y bailes tradicionales que nos llevaron en un recorrido por varios estados mexicanos. vimos la dance de los viejos, hasta un buen dÍa alegria el cÓnsul general de mÉxico en new york abriÓ el desfile. >>> el mensaje es que somos migrantes, que respetamos y nos gusta que nos respeten. que nos manif para decir que el somos mexicanos. >>> con toda la alegrÍa estamos diciendo aquÍ estamos, estamos ya orgullosos de nuestros raÍces y de la husor

. >>> primero se pica el chile, luego de ji tomate, la cebolla y el ajo.os del terruÑo. cuando agarra color va la carne y el maÍz cocido. >>> blanco y cafÉ como las gallinas pintas, el platillo estÁ liso, se acompaÑa con un chile de la regiÓn no apto para zacatones. >>> le ponemos chile y arre con la gallina pinta. >>> provecho. >>> >>> ademÁs es delicioso, segÚn los sonorenses este platillo es capaz de curar y levantar muertos luego de una parranda. en mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >>> un evento que como broma buc f ba reunir gente en la base personas. tuvieron que tomar medidas para controlar a los mÁs de mil asistentes. >>> guadalupe venegas amplia. >>> entremos a la fuerza, al Área 51, fue el mensaje que empezÓ como broma, pero acabo movilizando a cientos hacia alaba se militar del gobierno estadounidense, muchos creen que se condeno pruebas de la vida extraterrestres. >>> me gustarÍa ver si puedo ver platillos voladores. a ver quÉ pasa. >>> lo que empezÓ con tanta fuerza acabÓ con un fest valt de mÚsica y un evento desorganizado. a unas 85 millas al nor

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not too long afterwards and 2006 she was elected president of chile.rst woman to hold the position as she was subsequently elected to a second term in 2014. as president she became a very strong voice for women's progress appointing female ministers to have her cabinet, creating chile first ministry for women and gender equality and unleashing a series of policies and programs to support women and their families. unable to under the constitution to run for successive second term she was prevailed on by then u.s. secretary-general flunky moon to become the inaugural executive director of the un women and undersecretary of the un. and she was a terrific leader to take over that new entity in the nation. as head of un women, she made women's full participation in conflict resolution and peace processes ending violence against women and women's economic empowerment among her top priorities. today she is back at the united nations. as the high commissioner for human rights appointed by secretary general gutierrez last year. her appointment comes at a very t

and she advocated for restoration of chile's democracy. when she finally realized in 1990, she began a career in government service that led to her becoming chile's first female minister of health and then later the first female minister of defense. and in that role among the accomplishments to improve the conditions for women in the militaryli, not too long afterwards in 2006 she was arrested president of chile the first woman to holdmato the position and subsequently elected to a second term in 2014. and as president she became a very strong voicebe to women's progress to create the first ministry for women and gender equality and unleashing a series of programs to support women and their families. unable to run for a successive second term, she was prevailed on by the secretary-general to become the inaugural executive director of the un women and undersecretary of the un and was a terrific leader to take over that new entity in the united nations. as head of un women she made full participation in conflictd resolution ending violence a

she is the president of chile which will be host the u.n.mit, the top 25 in december where greta will be. it was going to be brazil. but they withdrew their invitation to host because of the far right climate change. greta, if you can talk about what michelle said. she singled you out, talking about climate activists and attacks on them but so m many climate activists feel under siege and talk about your plans leading up p tohe top 25 u.n. summit as you make your way through the americas. greta: yes. ny climate and environmental activists are being attacked and they are being in some cases, even keeled. we so i'm not the one who should be focusing on in these cases. and it's just horrible that you are trying to stand up for something we -- that should be taken for granted. and living in a world and functioning climate and it's just unbelievable to see what some people have to go through. and, of course, i know many, activists,sts, young especially that are being attacked on the internet and are being lied about and being mocked. sometimes by

all of this is relatively new in chile so we're learning as we go along. we make corrections when we see negative affects but the end of the day we export a lot of salmon but we do took us here tonight in the review from although the industry seems to be thriving environmentalists complain that after storms salmon escapes rise 520008 total of 700000 fish and plant their cages just another negative effect of china's salmon farming industry. in sport iran has been suspended from international judo competition because of its boycott of israeli athletes the provisional bottom comes after a very mean mulai i quit last month's world championships last week he told the double he lost a fight deliberately along with the rain you know thorough test in order to avoid facing israeli opponent iran doesn't recognize israel haifa bids its athletes from competing against israel is so no hiding in germany and considering applying for asylum. owns a football and much day one of the champions league continued safely with buying munich among the teams and getting the europea

all of this is relatively new in chile so we're learning as we go along. we make corrections when we see negative affects but the end of the day we export a lot of salmon. we do to get through to you know be the review though the industry seems to be thriving environmentalists complain that after storms salmon escapes rise 520008 total of 700000 fish and plant their cages just another negative effect of the salmon farming industry. or people are often looking for ways to relax now a town in western germany has come up with a truly novel idea they're offering stressed out city dwellers time with house service is proving popular cuddling a cow is proving a good way to come down. lying around in a meadow no appointments. just. doesn't like the sound of that. we could learn a lot from cows according to melanie ashman she's convinced our bovine trends could be when it comes to lowering stress levels for overall what city dwellers lena a care worker and merrick a schoolteacher have come to check it out they might be young but they're both pretty stressed. cows a

no lo digo. >> mejor comete el chile. >> es que estÁn diciendo que vayamos a un corte. >> muero dele.sos) eso. >> se pueden sentar por favor. >> no sÉ si lo saben, pero hay que recordÁrselos a ellos. >> tenemos pÚblico nuevo y muchas gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> pero vamos a hablar de las kardashian parece que no lo estÁn pasando de lo mejor, despuÉs que kim kardashian se enterÓ que unos exÁmenes mÉdicos le dieron positivo a los anticuerpo para la enfermedad de lupus y artritis, si bien podrÍa ser falso positivo, puede ser que ambas afecciones estÉn presente en su sistema y nunca la desarrollen, la noticia la devastÓ y fue su mÉdico quien le dio los resultados. >> como que no va a desarrollar el lupus y artritis. >> pero igual el tenerlo eso preocupa. >> bastante. >> exacto. >> lo tiene en su sistema. >> pero parece que no es el Único problema de salud que tienen las kardashian. >> se estÁ quedando calva. >> en serio? >> vean (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >> chica hay cosas peores que eso es un hueco. >> a mÍ me me hace que todo el plan porque de seguro van a salir con alguna

to they the main countries are mexico, chile and peru also. the property of the firms is also changing very substantially. historically up to 85% of chinese firms were public firms. today, this is falling to less than 20%. no? so, again, we have to update. we have to integrate. and we have to be specific. we have to- we need specialists on trade, not the holistic view on china. who thinks that china is good? 20% says yes 80% said no. we need specialist on trade, investment on infrastructure and financing. many people still cannot distinguish between an investment and infrastructure. and we put everything in one bottle and we speak of nothing, no. so, again, welcome and integrate to the existing efforts in china and latin america. >> okay, great, you're calling for think tanks -- in washington in general to become more of an expert on china and i would like to say say the fantastic they have a fantastic database on china finances. i think there is one actually looking and is an expert on china in washington. right. there is a question over ther

blanco y cafÉ como las gallinas pintan el platillo estÁ listo, le acompaÑa con un chile de la regiÓn.>> (sonido ambiente( >> esto no se debe a una emergencia sino que de otra cosa en breve les cuento de quÉ se trata. hoy volvieron al juego ante el complicado atlanta united todo esto lo va a saber tras la pausa, no se mueva. >> (musica) hoy tenÍan un partido dificil en la carrera, mauricio cuÉntanos cÓmo le va a almeyda. >>> feliz sÁbado para ti ti fue , fue un partido difÍcil. vÁmonos al f a final del partido fuego uno a uno y luego asÍ sin explicaciÓn y cuando todo parecÍa que podia terminar a un empate, se desmarca en el fondo habilita a emerson hyndman, y al 90, tras la expulsiÓn de su compaÑero. y pierden su tercer partido los tres en la carretera no pudieron sumar contra los otros. estÁn obligados a ganar ahora en la semana que viene estarÁn en casa. y necaxa como lÍder recibÍa al leÓncon un partido a olor a liguilla. y luego en el 58 aquÍ van a poder ver. acÁ rugiÓ con dos mÁs una de mena.. >>> vÁmonos al viejo conti continente. aquÍ en el estreno de champions el barÇa, el f fav

great britiain‘s women, who are 0lympic champions face chile in a two—legged tie and the men have gotn have got canada. let's speak to alan forsyth, forward with scotland and the british men. you and the women have got home advantage at lea valley, but this is last chance 5 this is going to be really nerve—racking matches. this is going to be really nerve-racking matches. both teams wa nt to nerve-racking matches. both teams want to qualify already but we have the home games and home support and an extra player. i think a better just look forward to get starting. if knocked 1 million miles off you in the ranking, they are just out the top ten. we played malaysia a lot and they are a top side. their individual skills are one of the best in the world so it will be a tough game, but the home crowd playing on the pitch reduced to having the support the team.“ playing on the pitch reduced to having the support the team. if you have few people would be amazed at the women would go back three years to rio committed a 0lympic champions come they've got to go through these nail—biting matches,

projects have been established in other parts of the world including southern morocco and northern chile there are over 1,800 fog nets all over peru, and abel has won awards for his pioneering work. the water from the fog nets in the inland provinces of peru is being treated and is now drinkable. and scientists around the world are continuing to develop new technology to harvest water from fog. over 7,500 miles away, across the south pacific on the tropical island nation of vanuatu, it's not a shortage of water that is presenting a challenge, it's what it washes up. the scourge of marine pollution has caused vanuatu to introduce one of the toughest plastic bans in the world. since the plastic bans started, yes, i seen a lot of changes. big changes. it does not only affect the animals on land, or the soil, but also marine life, especially turtles and fish. to protect its reefs, forests and rivers, the nation banned single use plastic bags, straws and polystyrene food boxes in 2018. in our data from the clean—ups we've done, we've definitely seen plastic bags go from the number one item th

projects have been established in other parts of the world including southern morocco and northern chilee are over 1800 fog nets all over peru, and abel has won awards for his pioneering work. the water from the fog nets in the inland provinces of peru is being treated and is now drinkable. and scientists around the world are continuing to develop new technology to harvest water from fog. over 7,500 miles away, across the south pacific on the tropical island nation of vanuatu, it's not a shortage of water that is presenting a challenge, it's what it washes up. the scourge of marine pollution has caused her to to introduce one of the toughest plastic bans in the world. since the plastic bands started, yes, i seen a lot of since since the plastic ban started, yes, i seen a lot of changes. big changes. it does not only affect the animals on land, or the soil, but also marine life, especially turtles and fish. to protect its reefs, forests and rivers, the nation band —— banned is single use plastic bags, straws and polystyrene food boxes in 2018. in our data from the clean—ups we've done, we

chile colombia ecuador in peru other than that we weren't too busy over the list areas and unfortunately the press doesn't even cover it you know we have we've made some fantastic deals like which you're paying for farmers we have a tremendous trade deal with japan and. that doesn't get covered because you waste your time when nonsense the p.m.i. manufacturers. index is has gone substantially up which was an incredible larry kudlow wherever you may be larry please stand. me just gave me these numbers. and existing new home sales are. through the roof just came out well pray.

tour the 20 year old joking nieman is not only chile's 1st winner he's also the youngest non u.s. winner on tour for 96 years he shot a 6 under par final round to claim a 6 shot victory at the greenbrier classic in west virginia the win secures nieman a spot in the masters next year. so yes. i mean i'm really happy for for this is where my family might go which i'm. just crazy so they go on and over on the european team former masters champion sergio garcia won for the 1st time 11 months apart on the final 4 was enough for him to secure a one shot victory at the kalen open in amsterdam the world number one rugby team ireland have suffered an injury blow just 4 days before the world cup starts in japan this was the squad in the gym on monday but center robbie henshaw has been ruled out of the 1st game against scotland because of a hamstring issue scans revealed it's not too bad so the coaches are confident he'll play some part later on in the tournament his reason that positive and continues of what we saw. you know some of these guys day by day week by week things can improve dram

the people led by pinochweet, today chile would like cuba. coup,fter the 1973 michelle bachelet was arrested and tortured along with her parents. her fathther, alberto bachelet, died in prison. human rights groups say at least 3000 people were murdered or disappeared by the pinocochet dictatorship between 1973 and 1990. in afghanistan, the televangelist climbing responsibility for a suicide bomb attack near the u.s. embassy in the capital kabulul thursday that killed 12 people and wounded 42 others. among the dead were two nato soldiers -- one from romania and the other from the u.s. the blast came as a u.s. state department negotiator was returning to doha, qatar for the next round of talks with the taliban aimed at ending the longest war in u.s. history. according to the pentagon, there have been at least 2437 u.s. troops killed in afghanistan since 2001. zimbabwe's long-timee authoritararian leader robert mugabe has died at the age of 95. born in 191924, mugabe wasas jad at the age of 40 by brititain's coloninial rulers inin rhodesia after

from london coming up in about 20 minutes time now back to chile in doha. lariam sunk you the amazon in brazil continues to burn despite president both putting a 60 day ban on fires in the region to ease a ball reports now from board to veil in rundle in your state. joe you will not or may have banned fire using amazonia in an attempt to discourage people from setting the forest in place. despite the precedent 60 day decree on friday when i were away from the city of port the wheel in the stadium from the nia fire men struggle to contain the flames yonder nearest told us the situation is desperate. f.l.l. for how the garden at the moment this is our life these days fighting one fire after another we still don't know whether this is criminal or not but it's happening all the time. it's located in the center west of brazil thousands of hectares of forest have already been destroyed it's an example of how the agricultural frontier continues to grow in spite of regulations in place to protect it. the increase of deforestation under president has generated an in

of mexico no longer the coast of south america temperatures over $12.00 to $15.00 off the coast of chile and peru so the chance of rain has very slight and the rain history has also been very slight particularly in chile which is in a state of almost emergency drought the seasonal rains will eventually show if you're lucky but if you look down towards santiago there i've got some video here of the the condition of what should be a river that's quite a big river normally completely dried out and if all of rule chalets is like this they feeding cattle that survive many of the crops on the cattle. unfortunately got very much good news to come receive the seasonal rains which will slowly drift down this job direction there's a lot to make up for because the average rainfall around santiago should have been 60 we're going to meet is to now we've got about 25 percent of that as i say in the immediate future there's no chance about changing. the weather sponsored by catalyst. rewind returns with a new ceiling plan. to anticipate documentary. money and the undefeated. remind me to return to the

up even more it's very likely my great again i know a lot of people who have been in argentina and chile now and they're asking me over there and if necessary i'd move anywhere anywhere the important thing is that you can live well. but things are never quite as easy as that the number of economically sound countries in latin america is shrinking all the time. facebook's troubles continue an alliance of u.s. states has announced an anti trust investigation into the social media giant the new york state attorney general says the aims to find out whether the facebook stifled competition input uses that risk by endangering that data is follows an announcement from the justice department that it will also be conducting competition review of online platforms. and russia's state communications watchdog says u.s. tech giants google and facebook allowed political advertisement so on their platforms during sunday's regional elections despite being asked not to russian laws as election advertisement should not be pro cost on the day of elections the watchdog claims that google and facebook did not

from chile writes that fruit she says there now contain plenty of chemicals but practically no fruit. in kenya kenneth complains that honey is mixed with mashed right bananas to increase profits. well who need it from costa rica says that lots of what sold is natural brown sugar has actually been dyed. in peru hannis has noticed a similar problem even though great chocolate is exported from the country he comments that people there mostly have to make do with a disgusting substitute. and finally in mexico miguel listed a whole range of products that he says are regularly adulterated he thinks it's a big problem that people simply don't read the labels. well i certainly will the next time i go shopping thanks for those comments and keep them coming. in tif in frozen lasagna sold at the reale chain inspectors have discovered horsemeat instead of beef as listed on the label. detroit has been a regular issue when it comes to meat products despite that the demand for meat worldwide continues to grow at a steady pace. the average german consumes around 60 kilograms of it every year but it's

aires the sun is coming to work quite happily still quite a cloudy picture on the pacific coast of chile but it stopped raining stopped snowing at the time being and there are many showers in the forecast we see more of 2 decent ones up and northern part of brazil which you can see the chart is launched clear to get to to colombia or that is where in fact you go beyond what is the caribbean in the clouds really amassing once again a lot of showers and lesser antilles moving up towards parts of rico and the virgin islands and probably turks and caicos beyond that this is the area to watch i think for heavy rain in the next couple of days not that it's alone in mexico to this a huge amount of rain forming on the pacific coast is one truck or depression and another one spinning up in the gulf of mexico barely even big enough to be named it is causing an awful lot of trouble in texas and the islands where rain is falling steadily and heavily. the weather sponsored by cats aren't always. been latest news as it breaks while the nighttime does means also officials expect to receive images from

that to maybe those trade talks might leads to a deal at some point there was a lot of speculation of chile and washing of might be open for an interim deal and so that some of the tougher issues between the 2 countries might be pushed aside that there's no confirmation for that but there is some speculation and that actually did help put to drive the markets higher for the entire week. now on top of all of that the upcoming week will have plenty to occupy investors' minds can you give us an outlook. well i mean the biggest. issue is going to be monetary policy so when the federal reserve is going to meet on wednesday and the bets on another raid decrease actually stands at 100 percent so the only question seems to be if the federal reserve is going to cut rates by $25.00 or by 50 basis points and then also we had the dow jones industrial average up for 8 consecutive trading days so this is the longest winning streak in more than a year and we're shy only about one percent of new records so we could have. a new all time highs here on wall street next week and quite a there on wall street fo

in november 970 socialist salvador and then they became chile's president. the historic day for latin america. for the white house it was a mistake by the american ambassador in santiago edward gorey. he was going to. let me just say oh you mean. i'm going to. die and he was elected i said that it was a grave and very serious defeat for the united states we knew that although i would act in what appeared to be a legal and constitutional manner it would be designed as a class warfare to eliminate the middle class opposition the bourgeois it would be a class war approach. top secret sensitive eyes only. nixon already in september. called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated that in latin america an alternative. and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream. nixon gives orders that they make the chilean economy scream and cia director richard helms writes it down. will behave. in order to become a lasting. but at the moment this in indonesia has to see him to know it's the end all

leadersnies like spm, and lithium production in chile.ound was on a per tonnage lithium tonnage, their waters usage was roughly equal to the per tonnage of water intensity of copper production. growpect lithium demand to by more than eight fold in the next 10 years. so, we do expect that this will the amounteventually of water will consumed will become a limitation on the industry. rishaad: emerging solutions. tell us about that. sophie: so we recently did a report where we looked at 15 different companies that looked into this technology. essentially there is a lot of different new ways to sort of both reduce the water usage as well as reduce overall costs. with of it comews different exchanges. you will have to use more electric energy. and there's different mines will have different considerations they need to take into account, but it is something we do want to highlight for the industry. rishaad: thanks very much. bloomberg, the head of finance and metals, talking about lytham and making supply chains green as well is the product scr

does s it really make e for us to have our salmon coming from chile, being processed in china, and then flown into our market? does it make sense for us to have european sea bass grown in greece and then brought into southern california? we had 16 canneries in southern california from m los angeles to san diego anand were 40,000 people e in the tuna industry alone in sasan diego and in southern california, but now all there is is the corporate offices for those tuna companies. the processing and the ships, the boats are all in the western pacific now. we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're brbringing in n less seafofood,n though the demand is going up and up,p, so we have ththis opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by

in the month of march we went to chile where that was launched where it can consolidate itself and after that we visited israel with countless opportunities particularly with technology and security and think is real for the support received now a major partner in the south american home of argentina from uruguay and paraguay we have done away with the ideology in those countries for those important trade gains of those negotiations that have been dragging on for decades. by the end of the year we will have important partners we will further strengthen the friendship and deepen our relations with japa japan, china, saudi arabia and qatar with that approach we also look to visiting our partners and brazil is a country that is open to the world for those that were working for prosperity and peace and freedom. the brazil that i represent here lifting itself up to regain its confidence we are ready to take on those responsibilities so without realizing we allow ourselves of that ideological thought not to seek truth but that ideology has set in media culture that has engaged in the offensive