for most of the 20th century, chile allowed those exceptions.hat changed in 1989 at the end of a 27 year dictatorship. he issued a decree banning all abortions. chile is one of four countries in americas that prohibit all abortions in all regions. it has been discussed little since the case of the 11-year-old made national news. >> that case cast a spotlight on the practices going on in chile for years, but rarely acknowledged. despite the ban on abortions, the government looks the other way for affluent or women unless there's a medical condition for the procedure. sometimes doctors falsify records to say they had been conducting other procedures instead. by most estimates, there are 120,000 elective abortions every year. >> reporter: this woman's story illustrates that statistic. this 30-year-old woman who lives in santiago says she became pregnant after her doctor told her to stop taking birth control pills due to a circulatory problem. she spoke in shadow because she is subject to death if found out. more than 400 women and men are in jail o

in chile left wing candidate so michelle about chile as one of the first round of voting in the country's presidential race seeking her second term as leader and fell short of the twenty of the fifty one percent needed to secure an outright victory one of the shlaes main campaign pledges is to a rerun of the constitution which states bond to the dictatorship of a goose so pinochet chile is one of the richest nations in latin america but millions have staged protests and listened he is demanding more wealth equality anti-educational stuff it's. up next a special report on gun crime in new orleans but if you're watching in the u.k. it's time to go underground with action rattansi.

chile. we vest i visit a an ekey >> they say they did it because they were trying to protect my children. they didn't protect my children, they traumatized them. >> fault lines examines why so many native american kids are caught in the child welfare system. >> any time they see a social worker its like seeing a police officer. the immediate response is, "they're here to take my kids". >> from the indian perspective who sees this in terms of history, this is as about as adversarial as it gets. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not -

the military coup divided their families and chile. one joined the dictatorship, and the other died at the hands of it. >> even though we did have a childhood that we shared, we represent two different products of the country, of society. >> reporter: the former socialist president has a double-digit lead over the conservative rival. the only candidate who believes chile does not need major reforms. the new tax reerm my adversary will ruin us. the demands of the street for quality education to a new constitution to replace the one left by the former dictatorship to dramatically change the nation's political agenda. chile's current constitution does not allow the government to unilaterally call a referendum, and so to try to prove that the public really does support a new constitution, an unprecedented movement is under way calling for voters to mark the top right-hand corner of their ballot which the lefts ac which stand for constitutional assembly. the woman who most certainly will win proposed a new constitution and higher corporate

why is she getting so much support in chile? >> well, chile has done well since democracy was restored in 1990. the economy quadrupled and poverty increased dramaticsly. wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few. michelle bachelet promised to distribute wealth. she'll increase taxes on the wealthy, she will do that, giving the government resources to deliver some more distribution. the question as to whether redistribution takes place will be open. people are voting for michelle bachelet, because they expect her to deliver distribution, to make the country more equal. that will be the biggest challenge. in fact, she will need to move to more equality, otherwise the high popularity will lead to disappointment. >> i get the ongoinger of inequality. chile - the country is prosperous. it's the wealthiest country in south america. why so much anger? >> well, this is not really an election about the roadmap. the roadmap is going to be the same. chile consolidated its democracy, and is moving towards a free market. they'll continue,

chile needs to perfect her institutions. it does not need to rebuild our institutions. >> it is ultimately the people who will mathei or with change. certain groups in the country are caused by soaring inflation. high-security outside biz electronics store. the military militia tried to contain their crowd as hundreds rest to take part of the newly -- take part in the newly hite's sale. angstrge in customers is to a decree by president maduro. >> i have ordered the immediate occupation of this chain of appliance stores. i would not see nothing less on the shelves or in the warehouses. enough is enough. his strategy aims to slow down venezuela's soaring rate of inflation by slashing prices. some say the president's decision is irresponsible. >> he is desperate because of his failure to govern the country. he has taken measures that will do nothing to solve the economic crisis. >> venezuela's oil fed economy has taken a hit. unemployment is on the rise. there are often shortages of consumer products and staples such as coffee,

chile. we vest i visit a an ekey what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >> they share it on the stream. >> social media isn't an after-thought, it drives discussion across america. >> al jazeera america's social media community, on tv and online. >> this is your outlet for those conversations. >> post, upload and interact. >> every night share undiscovered stories. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. in 1962 they formed a colony for expats in chil in chile. our latin american editor visit the what is known as the dignity cool colony. >> in the foothills of the andes in central chile an enclave of german immigrants tries to erase their unspeakable past. martin is in charge of the bakery. like everyone he speaks with a heavy being a accent even though he was born here. before we were separated from our siblings we didn't have a job o ant and

chile. we vest i visit a an ekey an ec. system. >> any time they see a social worker its like seeing a police officer. the immediate response is, "they're here to take my kids". >> from the indian perspective who sees this in terms of history, this is as about as adversarial as it gets. expats in chil in chile. our latin american editor visit the what is known as the dignity coocolony. >> in the foothills of the andes in central chile an enclave of german immigrants tries to erase their unspeakable past. martin is in charge of the bakery. like everyone he speaks with a heavy being accent even thoughs born here. before we were separated from our siblings we didn't have a job o ant and didn't get paid. now i have a job. >> i am ha happy being a waiter here. we are part of the world now and i'm happy and free. >> the original name was the dignity colony. today the 140 square kilometer enclave is trying to remake then themselves into a tourist colony. >> i it was set up by paul schaffer. 300 bel

it's been frozen for tens of thousands of years in the mountains of southern chile. o'higgins is spectacular for its beauty. >> [speaking in spanish] >> but for a scientist like gino casassa, it's breathtaking for its speed. >> this was the glacier front position in 1896. >> now o'higgins is morphing into a lake, retreating more than any glacier in south america. the glacier was sitting where we are sitting right now. >> we would have been covered by ice. i think it's a very clear picture that the world

. >> i'm in chile. i'll explain why on the eve of presidential elections. many here, from the fishermen to the farmers question whether any government can improve their lives. >> and in sport uruguay's footballers give it all they've got in a push for world cup qualification. >> muslims around the world are marking ashura. security is tight in karbala. they are commemorating the death of hussein, the grandson of prom. >> imran khan is with the faithful in karbala. >> security is of concern during ashura, how are things shaping up? >> we have seen a pattern of attacks targetting smaller shia processions in remote towns. baghdad and here in the holy city of karbala there's an immense security operation going on. let me show you the sheer amount of people ahead. there's around 4.5 million people arriving here. half an hour ago and the procession is coming in. the faithful made a run from where the battle took place to hear, where the shrine is. the see the flags going in. those are the kinds of flags that could have been used in the battle at the time. there's

the military coup divided chile. headed the dic dictatorshipe other died from it. >> we had a childhood we shared queewe are different products oe country's society. the own candidate that believes chile doesn't need major reforms. the new tax reform my adversary is proposing will ruin us she told business lea leaders. >> the demands on the street dramatically change the agane da. >> chile's constitution does not allow the government to unilaterally call a referendum. >> to prove that the country does support a constitution a unprecedented movement is underway calling on the voters to mark the top right hand portion of their ballot with ca. they will propose a new constitution and higher corporate taxes to support free education and pension funds but another candidate who came in a close third in the last election says the generation of politician won't deliver. >> when she was president she and her team blocked a vast majority of the reform she proposes today. why? because the generation was traumtrauma advertised b

chile has been an example of stability. we'll have more on the candidates later in the program. >> an activist who launched a cyber attack on a private intelligence company has been sentenced to a decade behind bars. jeremy hammond is a member of "anonymous," and pleaded guilty to stealing financial data on 860,000 clients of the company. his attorneys argued the hacks from a civil disobedience. a u.s. lawyer for wikileaks founder julian assange was a supporter. >> what the government is doing is hitting whistleblowers with a sledgehammer because they are upset by whistle blowing, because there's a struggle going on between secrecy and openness. >> jeremy hammond described his goal as: he wrote: >> the judge said conversations proved jeremy hammond had malicious intent. >> meanwhile other hackers from "anonymous" accessed government agencies from the army to health and human service si. the bureau said the hearings have been hacking computers and stealing data for a year. >> as online security experts try to stay a step ahe

two women are in the rui runninr chile's presidency. we look at former president michelle bachelet. >> she is a single mother, atheist in south america's socially conservative country. yet michelle bachelet is so popular that she gave up her position to run for office again. no one had ever recognized us. no one cared about housewives until michelle came along and changed our lives. with pensions and other social programs. bachelet is soft spoken. some critics accuse her of talking socialism. this time she's promising to level the playing field by raising corporate taxes to pay for free public education and health. not radical but gradual changes that must chileans seem to favor. >> they want it to be better distributed. they want to better distribute the benefits of economic growth. >> reporter: but her personal life has been marked by tragedy. first her father was imprisoned and died during the 1973 military coup. behind it's gates was once a secret interrogation and torture center where michelle and her mother were detained before th

united by history, divided by politics, thou chile's dictatorship turned friends to rivals. >> nepal is having elections, will female candidates be on the losing side. that is coming up. >>> the top stories on al jazeera. filipino president benigno aquino has arrived in tacloban, one of the worst hit by typhoon haiyan. a massive international relief effort is in full operation. sunday church services were held to remember the victims. >> it's the final day of a summit in sri lanka, overshadowed by a row over human rights. here are live pictures of a press inference. this is the prime minister of st kitts. we are expecting the sri lankan president to speak at some point soon. >> mozambique former rebel group threatened to disrupt wednesday's elections. there has been violence and the situation so tense that the army has to escort motorists so they won't be attacked. >> the libyan government declared a state of emergency in the capital, following a second day of fighting following armed troops leaving 40 dead. authorities have failed to bring armed groups under control since muammar ga

the military coup divided their families and chile. one, matay joined a dictatorship, the other died at the hands of it. >> even though we did have a childhood that we share, we represent two different products of country, of society. >> the former socialist president has a double-digit lead over her conservative rival. the only candidate who believes chile does not immediate major reforms. >> to do tax reform, my adversary is proposing will ruinous, she told business leaders. but the demands of the street, from free quality education to a new constitution to replace the one left by the former dictate offership dramatically changed the in caseses political agenda. chile's currently constitution does not allow the government to unilaterally call a reverender. to try to prove the public supports a new constitution, unprecedented movement is underway calling for voters to mark the top right-hand corner of their ballots with the letters "ac" which stand for constitutional assembly. the candidate who will most certainly win will have higher

arruinó la fiesta que los ingleses habían dado a frank lampard, comienzan con pie derecho en chile > cruz pidió una riña pocon martín saucedo pipidio disculpas, fue sancionado, saucedo no regresa a los entrenamientos y buscaran reemplazo >> sigue la novela de rich incognito de los delfines de miami, puso una queja legal contra su equipo para cobrar el dinero por conducta perjudicial el acuerdo salarial dice que un jugador suspendido puede reclamar el pago por un máxima de partidos de 4 partidos >> hemos llegado al toque final, es viernes, que mejor de este jugador que intentó imitar a la porrista >> muchas gracias >> más adelante, las deliciosas botanas picositas pueden ser dañinas para los niños, entérese que hay que decir al respecto >> viernes, frente frío en camino, detalles al volver. ♪ @ú >> muchos niños llegan a los consultorios con la asensación que le queman el estomago, comian enchiladas, y muchos tenían inflamación y vomito, recomiendan cambiar las papitas enchiladas por frutas o pretzels >> tomar cerveza todos los días puede ser bueno para la salud, mejora la función card

cual>>> le gusta el chile y la mÚsica grupera, a primera vista es una chica normal a sus 19 aÑos, y vive siempre platicamos de perÚ, y asÍ, no conozco nada de esa cultura. igual y no sÉ, por medio de la escuela me explicaron un poco. pues no, me sÉ todo de mexico, realmente me siento mexicana. >>> esta joven, estudiante de administraciÓn y recursos humanos estÁ a doce meses de graduarse. >>> me encantarÍa entrar en una empresa, y desarrollarme. en mi Área. >>> al cumplir la mayorÍa de edad su estatus migratorio cambiÓ a indocumentada en el paÍs que reside hace once aÑos, las autoridad migratorias le dieron una opciÓn, tenÍa que salir fuera del paÍs, de mÉxico, reingresar a perÚ, y pedir la visa de estudiante. >>> no existe la acciÓn diferida. >>> mÉxico pide a estados unidos que no corra a los mexicanos, igual y no es justo que mÉxico corra a personas que no son de aquÍ, y realmente se sientan mexicanos. >>> el temor se apodera de la familia ante la amenaza que katherine tenga que volver a perÚ y dejar todo atrÁs. >>> la familia tiene que estar unida, el otro miedo que tengo, es porque e

. >>> the people of chile are votes in their next president, the country is in an important ally and trades partner for the united states. two welch are in the runs, but leading in the polls is former president michelle bachelet. we're live from the capital city of santiago. what's happening there today? lucia. >> reporter: hello, richelle. right now i'm in the national stadium. this is the largest voting center in the whole country, but it's also very well known because during the 1973 military coup, this became a torture and detention center where tens of thousands of people were brought, mistreated and many murdered, in fact. right now, as you can see, it's a place where people have come to exercise their democratic right to vote for a new president. as you have said, it's the former president, michelle bachelet leading in the polls by more than 20% according to mof these polls. s why why is that? she left with 81% approval rating. it's extraordinary, especially since the central left coalition she represents is actually very unpopular in chile. many people see her as a kind of mo

what can i say she was the key chile's economy on track. and opposes new corporate taxes suggested by the chalet. i really want to have a growing economy. and we want a strong country with more jobs. what we wanthem to saturdays and a bit to help assist in gold chains. all i'll say. kill the chavez has promised equal opportunities and wants to tackle the issue of education that brought so many people out onto the streets. but that comedy liquidity. this campaign. mikey to help us understand what is he. and someday hope to secure an outright majority me up jimmy's futures know in the hands of its thirteen point five million registered voters. the government in pakistan is planning to put former president mr sharpe on trial for treason. if convicted he could face the death penalty or life in prison. the interior ministry said it decided to prosecute mr did to his decision to declare a state of emergency and suspend the constitution in two thousand seven musharraf already faces charges over his alleged role in the murder of former prime minist

an election in chile. michelle bachelet and evelyn matthei run against each other to become president. >> the taliban take responsibility for a suicide bombing. >> mixed martial arts are legal in new york states. i'll have a story of how a fight club stages legal fight. >> al jazeera continues and i'm back with you. >>> prayers rising from the rubble. filipinos keep the faith despite death and destruction. an attack in afghanistan. a suicide bombing before elders meet to decide how long american troops should stay. >> election day in chile. two women compete for the highest office in the land. >> the count down to the start of the holiday season - less than two weeks away. what you need to know if you are planning to drive, fly or take the train to where you want to go. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm morgan radford. international aid that poured into the philippines is starting to reach remote areas. the u.s. military is airdropping food and water by helicopter to vic

. >> more than 50 years ago a former nazi established a german colony in chile.became a place where murder and torture and forced labor and sex abuse were common. in the first of a two part series they are seeing how the suffesurvivors are trying to red their lives. >> in the foo foothills of the s a enclave of immigrants try to erase b an unthinkable path. margaret is in charge of the bakery and the sausage factory. like everyone he speaks with a heavy german accent even though he was borne here. here. -- born here. i now have a salary and regular hours. >> so does yurgen. >> i'm happy being a waiter here. we are part of chile and the world now. >> i'm happy and free. >> the original name was the dignity colony. now they are trying to reinvegetablinvent themselves as eco-tourist resort. the colony was set up in 1962 by a medic and self pr proclaimed preacher. 300 believers left war torn chilchillgermany and followed ho chile. once here he turned the colony into a fortified prison for the residents. and at ground level it was innocent looking enough. this was a p

in chile two women compete for the highest office in the land. . >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. live from new york city, i'm morgan radford. the relief effort in the philippines is picking up. nine days after typhoon haiyan left parts of the country in ruins. tens of thousands of victims are starting to get medical care as food and water is being dropped to isolated areas. >> let's bring in craig leeson who is in tacloban. >> is international aid finally getting to the hard to reach places. >> it is starting to trickle through. we are seeing a lot of aid come in here at the air force base in cebu. it's piling in and being distributed to areas in need - particularly tacloban in leyte, the epicentre of this disaster. but the challenge has been getting it from tacloban out into the - the regions from there that are hard to reach. many of them are still cut off. there is only power to four of the 30 provinces hit by the typhoon. there are difficulties that aid workers are still seeing that were there from day one. we travelled up to bantayan yesterday with a cargo shift, one of the

chile has the most expensive university system in lots of america. hotspot month's protests in twenty eleven the education remains a priority for them to bits if there's no outright winner in sunday's election to the two front runners go to a runoff in december. and outrage in albania off to suggest in the country would be used as a base for dismantling syrian chemical weapons. the us is honesty of a new government to take on that promise is all fine and two rulers in tirana officials said in a decision being taken. but that the prime minister has indicated he didn't faze tm the baby is common species he sees your comments the seasonal governments. a decision has been taken. i would not be taken before listening to police. i deal with the albanian citizens on him. albania has previously dismantled it saying call me names david stall behind its chemical weapons that the destruction killers twenty eight people in two thousand and eight. the baby is accused the un civics going to explore at night more than three hundred people including teachers doctors

chile has the most expensive university system in lots of america. spock month's protests in twenty eleven the education remains a priority for them to bits. if it's not a high priced winner in sunday's election to the two front runners that were run off in december. and outrage in albania off tickets just in the country would be used as a base for dismantling syrian chemical weapons. the us is honesty of a new government to take on that promise is all fine and two rulers in tirana officials said in a decision being taken. but that the prime minister has indicated he didn't faze them the baby is common speech it is your comments the seasonal governments. a decision has been taken. i would not be taken before listening to police. i deal with the albanian citizens on him. albania has previously dismantled it saying call me statements don't mind if chemical weapons destruction kills twenty eight people in two thousand and eight the baby is accused the us it takes going to explore at night. more than three hundred people including teachers doctors and pr

with pensions and other social matters. >> in chile it's sociable and personnelable. some critics accuse her of talking socialism and defending a probusiness system five ouring a small elite. this time she's promising to level the playing fields, raising corporate taxes to pay for health and education. gradual changes. >> they don't want to kill the goos that lay the golden egg. they want the eggs better distributed. that's what they are voting for michelle bachelet to do, to better distribute the benefits of economic growth. >> michelle bachelet's personal life was mashed by tragedy. her father died in a military coup. >> behind the gates here was a secret interrogation and torture center where michelle bachelet and her mother were detained before being sent to exile after the coup. this falls on the 40th anniversary of the coup, leading to soul-searching, including for the presidential candidate. michelle bachelet says it's difficult to heel chile's wounds and her own. >> what i have learnt the most is how we could somehow could we never live in a country described

but in chile, we are used to this. >> santiago is littered with grim reminders of the past. this person is the director of another former torture center, where in the garden every rose represents a woman killed. the torturesurvived which involved beatings, electric shock, and more. >> there was a particular torture they used against women, like me, who refused to talk. it involved violent sexual abuse. i was pregnant at the time and i loved my baby. he said the country did not need another baby. the buildings of the time have been destroyed, but they have built a model of the cell where she was held blindfolded for weeks at a time with four others. 20s, was then in her also held in one of these cells and tortured for her left-wing beliefs. which brings us to another mystery in the story. the reluctance of so many in chile, including michelle herself, to talk about what chet years. the pino is it an advantage in the campaign that your main rivals father was implicated in the death. >> i have been thinking about this for some time. i think every candidate has his own history.

we are part of chile and the world now. i am happy and i am free. >> reporter: it's original name was the dignity colony. today the 140 square kilometer enclave is trying to reinvent itself to tourism. a strange twist for what was once a house of horrors. the colony was set up in 1962 by a former nazi paramedic and self proclaim preacher. 300 believers left war-torn germany to chile. but once here they turned the isolated colony to a prison for the residents as well as a torture center during chile's dictatorship. a ground level it was innocent looking enough. it was a place to store potatoes. but come this way, down these stairs this was a torture chamber used to integrate real or suspected opponents of the regime. for more than 40 years before during, and after the dictatorship the colony operated as a state within a state. >> the colony was a criminal and pedophile organization and intelligence center run as a sect. for decades it was a concentration camp for forced slavery and sexual abuses. >> he was charged with rapin

some say she's tainted by chile's past. she has a task, an impossible task perhaps, ahead of her. >> opinion polls had or trailing with between 14 and 20% of the vote since selected in july, as the third choice candidate for the rite when their first choice, pablo longueira pulled out suffering from depression. these supporters don't believe the polls. >> translation: i believe she'll continue the work of sebastian pinera. there's a lot to be done. >> i believe in her. i believe in what she says. she has an iron fist. it's what the country needs. >> they seemed prepared to overlook or accept evelyn matthei's links. her father was a leader member of the general's leadership. evelyn matthei has been a staunch augusto pinochet supporter. evelyn matthei has also been involved in a number of well pub lis sissed controversies with members of her own party. >> translation: see has an aggressive style and characteristics that certain fined disagreeable. she has many ideas of her own and is an intel gent woman. >> her closing campai

le gustan los chiles? tenemos una receta con chiles rellenos. de mi tierra. el queso fresco tambiÉn me gusta mucho. una vez que estÉ relleno el chile, ponemos la salsa. >>> asÍ tiene que quedar la consistencia, y huele deliciosa. >>> cubrimos el chile con la salcita, puede ser relleno de lo que quiera, quequeso, mariscos, lo que que quieras ponemos otra rebanadita de queso para que amarre. y lo ponemos al horno. >>> cuÁnto tiempo? >>> 7 minutos. y vamos a sacar algo. aquÍ tenemos nuestro chile. >>> miren que delicia. >>> se nos paso este>>> si me gusta. >>> la comida entra por los ojos, le ponemos su cilantro. el perejil, y tenemos aquÍ nuestros chiles rellenos de queso. >>> quiÉn dijo yo? >>> dÉjame probar. >>> recuerde que todos los mimiÉrcoles tenemos consejos y todos los millones u-videos. >>> emilio estefan es el ley de la mÚsica, y el rey emilio es el rey de la cocina. >>> alan, quÉ tal. felicidaeseo. >>> un dice ayo ptf para que queme, vamos a la pausa, y al regresar seguimos la serie de los Últimos pasos de jenni rivera. vamos a choer el

it's seems likely chile will have a female pressident. a lot of people are challenging the system in place and saying that major changes need to be made in this country, which is considered often the economic success story of latin america. a country with political stability and institutional stability but which many people believe is not delivering the goods of democracy to ordinary people. so that's the kind of thing that is being talked about for the first time in this election. >> all right. reporting live from santiago. we will check this throughout the day as election results continue to come in. the voting, of course, still open right now. thank you so much. >>> much more election news to tell you about. the eastern europe country of georgia has a new president giori giorigi margvelashvili. it's one day after a suicide bomber blew up a sight where elder tribal leaders are meeting to decide the future of u.s. troops. jane ferguson reports from ka l kabul. >> reporter: it was an attack on the doorstep. a suicide bomber rammed a car w

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yo soy de chile. >>felicidades, la próxima presidenta será una de las mujeres. será bachelet. >>hermano, soy peruano. >>yo soy periodista desde hace 23 años. >>quédate ahí ya hablamos contigo después. ya veremos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>con de ustedes. muchas gracias. queremos entablar dos años de matrimonio, y ésta la fidelidad y eso lo más lindo poder compartir los mejores años, momentos bellos de la vida, momentos de revesescon esa persona con la cual le tomaste la mano. ojalá puedan cumplir sus matrimonios. hoy se dan en sí y ojalá que lleguen después de los siete años, después de los 20 y podemos ver cómo está esa bella dama que no dejó un recado. la fidelidad es una de las cosas y ser genuinos. se queda la línea telefónica el televidente de chile. una pregunta, cariño. ¿? eres casado? >> yo soy soltero. mi primer esposa falleció y con la segunda nos divorciamos. >>te voy a decir el viudo negro. ¿entonces hace cuánto que te ha separado? >> me divorcié hace como 10 años, ya nomás. no, no ha salido ninguna mujer de momento. >>¿ahora paso de con caballer

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the rise in chile and across the rest of the eu. the only thing shoal is that without radical policy change the enduring ten the old country will become of the true facts jack frost and cctv run i was actually come to an end the tradition of cctv means i'm online. the company of thieves the new. lulu. add all the eye. it is. i will the cz he will wl or will i will. do you. lol you're in japan it's a saturday night and james to get into to welcome two new slide. diplomats from a round and six world powers failed to narrow their differences on iran's nuclear program. i have already continued talks in geneva for a third straight day. what initially was to be a two day meeting began on thursday to reach an agreement on the first step toward resolving the stalemate. iranian

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plus the countdown is on for collections in chile. we'll meet one of the more controversial candidates. >> reporter: i'm standing outside of the stadium in mumbai where he has played his final match. >> 40 protesters killed in the capital on friday. gunmen open fired on the demonstrators. we have reports from tripoli. >> reporter: this is how a militia group in tripoli responded to a protest demanding its fighters get out of the city. the demonstrators were attacked as they marched towards the headquarters of the brigade. one of libya's many militia groups. >> reporter: these are the conditions of war not a peaceful protest. and this is the result, blood. >> fighting broke out among different armed groups. and by the end of the confrontation more than 30 people had been killed. >> i saw scenes of total chaos at the hospital both in front of the house, and with lots of armed men trying to divert their traffic, and the same thing was reflected inside the hospital where i also saw lots and lots of armed men running around totally overwhe

when chile's coast of votes in presidential elections on sunday. on the question is whether they want to change to the political system itself. the strong favourite michelle bachelet who was president from two thousand and six two thousand and ten points to change the constitution put in place by the minute the dictatorship whenever given the way to get in the constitution is and should be for at the berkeley the content of the constitution should be consigned to the safety issues puts an end to authoritarian and trailers and the over representation of elites. can you tell us the citizens to participate ashley's opponent is bright pink and it's in full in a diminished and can attain women with the witches of needed treatment. we were friends the wind increased and pinochet came to power in it to my taste on the sign to put the new regime on ashley's father was detained tortured and killed. mccain was against political and economic change went into chili's rapid economic worth a lost his seat in the icu when accidentally hit that if chile has been a

in chile left wing candidate so michelle about chile as one of the first round of voting in the country's presidential race seeking her second term as leader and fell short of the twenty of the fifty one percent needed to secure an outright victory one of the shlaes main campaign pledges is to a rerun of the constitution which states bond to the dictatorship of a goose so pinochet chile is one of the richest nations in latin america but millions have staged protests and listened he is demanding more wealth equality anti-educational stuff it's. up next a special report on gun crime in new orleans but if you're watching in the u.k. it's time to go underground with action rattansi. there is now an all new form of humanitarian aid for the twenty first century created by members of the occupy movement this is nothing to do with hunger or homelessness but a different key problem in the so-called first world debt the rolling jubilee project has already bought around fifteen million dollars in personal debt for americans around the country most of the financial obligations that they bought were f

. >> chile heads are people that have kind of adopted chile peppers as their hobby. >> reporter: that'spper institute. he says there is rising demand for super hots, the hottest chili peppers in the world measured in what are called skoville units. the higher the number, the hotter the pepper. >> eating a scorpion chili is like being pepper sprayed in your mouth. >> reporter: so hot you need a gas mask to cook with them so why on earth do people do this? we went to see blair lazar, the record holder for making the hottest hot sauce in the world. >> i think that everyone needs to try to feel alive just a little bit more. >> reporter: how could i say no to a taste of one of blair's meanest chilies? >> if you would like to try that. >> you're kidding right? >> no. it's okay. >> reporter: as soon as it hit my mouth it felt like my tongue had been seared with a hot poker, so of course i went for more. >> there you go. >> wow! wow! >> reporter: not the most pleasant experience but i have to say i'm feeling a little more alive. >> i'm okay! >> reporter: linzie janis, abc news, highlands, new j

. >> por eso llegÓ el sÚper chile a apoyar a la selecciÓn mexicana contra la de nueva zelanda, dicenlar metiÓ el primer gol de mÉxico. >> santiago llegÓ al estadio azteca con una copa del mundo, esa que sueÑa para mÉxico. >> traigo la copa como sÍmbolo de buena vibra ¿no? para la selecciÓn. >> el mejor jugador de nueva zelanda fue el portero, detuvo goles una y otra ves, hasta que jimÉnez marcÓ el segundo. >> el apoyo comenzÓ temprano y asÍ ha sido cuando mÉxico perdÓo varios de la eliminatoria, lo mejor de la selecciÓn es su aficiÓn. >> no siempre hay repechajes ¿no? pues a darle con todo venga mÉxico!. >> el estadio llego arp con un sueÑo lleno de goles. >> mÉxico 4 a 0. >> hoy en mÉxico parece que nadie trabaja y va a la escuela. >> comenzaba el segundo tiempo cuando oribe peralta metiÓ el tercer gol. >> luego el cuarto, este fue un partido que casi paralizÓ al paÍs. >> el trabajo?. >> mmm... (risas). >> la selecciÓn mexicana domino todo el partido, rafa mÁrquez marcÓ el quinto gol, casi al final nueva zelanda hizo el tanto que le devolviÓ el honor. >> pero aquÍ sueÑan no solo con

sort of from rebel dia's he's from chile he recounted his experience with the school of the americas and how torturers in chile were graduates from the school in honduras to dictators in honduras were graduates from that school in two thousand and nine the coup that occurred there those were graduates from that school a thousand plus indigenous mayans in guatemala were the victims of a brutal dictator who was trained and graduated from the school of the americas and the list goes on so this story is shared by millions of people and many of them i was able to speak to at this rally and credible i think another important point is as you mentioned before is that we have thousands and thousands of soldiers coming through that don't abide by a bill of rights they aren't hauled into any sort of constitutional law back and the u.s. and also this breeds this culture of impunity and immunity with all these war criminals and going and residing from the school of americas i mean it's just a really really astounding that this isn't more on the forefront man and it needs to be i think that's what

sort of from rebel dia's he's from chile he recounted his experience with the school of the americas and how torturers in chile were graduates from the school in honduras to dictators in honduras were graduates from that school in two thousand and nine the coup that occurred there those were graduates from that school a thousand plus indigenous mayans in guatemala were the victims of a brutal dictator who was trained and graduated from the school of the americas and the list goes on so this story is shared by millions of people and many of them i was able to speak to at this rally and credible i think another important point as as you mentioned before is that we have thousands and thousands of soldiers coming through that don't abide by a bill of rights they aren't withhold into any sort of constitutional law back and the u.s. and also this breeds this culture of impunity and immunity with all these war criminals wind up going and residing from the school of america is i mean it's a really really astounding that this isn't more on the forefront man and it needs to be i think that's w

it happened in chile. the see the person enside the car following the mercedes-benz up ahead. the driver is holding a blue back outside the window and something is hanging unside that bag. >> trash. >> not trash. >> is it a dog? >> it is. they're puppies. >> what? why is he doing this? >> that's what the driver is trying to figure out. he's asking why are your drawings hadrawinogs hanging out the window? they're going almost 40 miles per hour. >> the guy drives and abandons the dog. the driver confronts him. >> the guy says you have no idea what the story is with the dogs, they're not my dogs, they were somebody else's dogs and the guy with the camera says you can't just abandon them. >> i don't know what the options are in chile, if there are options like here. >> whthat's what the guy says, there are organizations that will take the dogs. >> the guy with the camera does take the dogs to the vet. one of the diamondbacks had a tail was exposed because they believe maybe it tried to cut the tail and in the process left the bone exposed. >> what an awful human being. >> fortunat