government a historic move that ended more than fifty two years of war but many colombians are still angry at the group believe its members should be in prison. or even though we have decided to suspend campaign activities until we have sufficient guarantee we call on all parties and political movements without exception to biggest statements rejecting this type of aggression we invite all to meet us to the forum to grieve a game of clean rules. well i'm joined now by colombian journalist katie evil form the capital bogota and katie just reflect for us if you will a bit more on why they've suspended campaigning. hi julie short over the weekend at campaign events for the party local parity there were some angry protests so some people were throwing eggs and vegetables at some of the candidates so they were just scared of increased mental increased violence against them how well are the likely today well not well at the moment. the polls are saying that there's about a two percent acceptance rate amongst the colombian people so they're not likely to do well in the congressional or the

when oil rich venezuela was flourishing many colombians went there in search of work that's why colombian authorities have let many venezuelans into the country now is that. this country feels a commitment to the venezuelans who unfortunately have been forced to leave because their own government is incompetent. most of the venezuelans here are still hoping the crisis in their country will end so that they can return home. to us magazine forbes has published the first list of crypto million as that is a ranking of the richest people in digital currency like because every jaimie at the top is chris lawson the founder of the block chain network report is worth an estimated eight billion dollars also on the list cameron untile of twin brothers who famously feuded with facebook founder mark zuckerberg and later followed a digital currency exchange forbes calculations were made on january nineteenth that's important to remember given the recent volatility and plunge of digital currencies like bitcoin and that's it for me on the business scene here in berlin here's a look at markets right now t

government ending more than fifty two years of conflict but many colombians are still angry at the far can believe its members should be in prison or in the end though we have decided to suspend campaign activities until we have sufficient guarantee we call on all parties and political movements without exception to make a statement rejecting this type of aggression we invite all to meet us to the forum to agree of a game of clean rules george restrepo is the director of the conflict analysis research center and a professor of economics with the java yana university he says the fox concerns about the safety of their activists are justified. it's a very risky situation it's a difficult transition from conflict to political parties beijing for the now party and for america really a group because there is a strong need for vindication for revenge even in the general population of especially in urban areas then this is a wise decision by far to solve a new o.b. in politics where different cities of the country they need to go see the situation as of their receipts and the general feeling i

santos in the colombian capital. mr tillotson said the u.s. shares responsibility to help combat colombia's drug trade and that it would continue to support its efforts president trump had previously threatened to withdraw u.s. assistance in the war against drugs unless it dramatically cut cocaine production. we did discuss our concerns about the the surge in coca cultivation and cocaine production in colombia but the president also gave me a very good report of the steps that are being taken the progress is being made and he just spoke to much of that and we're quite encouraged by what we hear and we will continue to work with colombia to support these efforts where we can be of assistance as well this is a shared challenge for both of our nations as well more now from our correspondent on the front row of i'm poor. this was the second to last stop before the u.s. secretary of state in what has been a quite challenging latin american trip again drug trafficking and the escalating crisis in venezuela where front and

all kinds of support from the colombian state.y that c has been working first of all in the intent to create the needed that then venezuela so democratic institutions in venezuela can be rebuilt. that is being done mainly lima, which is doing a huge, important work. they've been working on the building of the main elements so that the international community can reach a common denominator to send a message of what we need to do in venezuela. then, i would say that it is a moment -- the most needed action is humanitarian aid. we are having the need to be support fromve the the international community so that the venezuelan population and can bested provided with their needs. wave: could this refugee worsen crime in columbia -- in colombia? amb. reyes: there is that risk. somehow, it is happening that there's an increasing crime. these are families, people who arrived with the most basic needs. these people are looking for food. they are looking for medicine. they are looking for clothes. they are looking for places to sleep. that i

former colombian rebels swapped rifles for cameras as they launched their own television network. and why some parts of europe are currently colder than the arctic. in sport you seinfeld will get support manchester united but not as a professional player. and charity rather than a serious career switch will see the sprint king taking to the football field. the russian president's call for a five hour ceasefire for the besieged syrian neighborhood of east and go to has failed to stop the bombing the pause was designed to allow civilians to leave but the un says none of the one thousand six hundred wounded people managed to get out after a brief lull residents say government planes resume there as strikes on the rebel held suburb rebels are also accused of breaking the truce but people did manage to venture out as a new honda now reports from beirut. some emerged from underground shelters to buy food and water others returned home to collect whatever is left of their belongings the relative calm gave the people of eastern some respect a five hour pause in the assault by the pro syri

colombians have a very bad image of the fox so they need to change that they need to demonstrate that they are like everybody else and be cool be interesting instead they insist their programming employing an ideological battle one of old style counter information it's fine if they want to do that support they should offer a new formats new ideas instead repeating the old formulas for the moment their shows are seen online and small community t.v. networks but they're convinced they'll win over more eyeballs by covering the lives of rural forgotten colombians and what they hope will become a televised revolution and listen to them. large parts of europe are being hit by a freak winter storm bringing rare snow and plummeting temperatures to much of the continent some parts of the u.k. are expected to feel colder than the arctic circle later this week and i think barco reports scientists have been aiming manmade global warming this is what many people across the u.k. woke up to roads blocked public transport come sort of schools closed fun for some misery for others in croatia the army

when oil rich venezuela was flourishing many colombians went there in search of work that's why colombian authorities have let many venezuelans into the country now is that. this country feels a commitment to the venezuelans who unfortunately have been forced to leave because their own government is incompetent. among. most of the venezuelans here are still hoping the crisis in their country will end so that they can return home. uganda is africa's largest exporter of coffee but the beverage is not popular among locals who consume only five percent of what's produced that apparently they prefer tea but one barista gerald cattle bonzi is hoping to change that he's training a cohort of coffee connoisseurs in the hopes of spreading one of the world's best loved hot beverages across his own country. one of compilers busiest bus tommy knows. what often breaks off for a cup of coffee. this coffee gives me energy when i'm doing my security work it gives me energy to move around and i feel strong and it keeps me away from sleep . would you knees among the few ugandan coffee drinkers. thanks to. a

in two years the colombian piers has increased forty times in value over them in this way and believe cross border smuggling once limited to petrol now extends to scrap metal fruits meat or anything that can fetch three times its price in venezuela. colombia's response has been increasing police presence on the ground. so we're going to look for trucks full of contraband in this area probably informants already warn the smugglers of our prisons so the trucks can be hidden in one of the trails in pitch darkness and complete silence the officers patrol true a maze like collection of ever expanding trails but it's like finding a needle in a haystack at this. colombia special forces are on the lookout here on the river which divides bin it's from colombia this is just one of over one hundred forty known crossings that smugglers use to move goods into colombia of course it's practically impossible to control all of them despite the police best efforts but experts say the fight is also undermined by the lack of collaboration between the two countries and exacerbated by persistent corruption

when oil rich venezuela was flourishing many colombians went there in search of work that's why colombian authorities have let many venezuelans into the country now is that by this country feels a commitment to the venezuelans who unfortunately have been forced to leave because their own government is incompetent. among. most of the venezuelans here are still hoping the crisis in their country will end so that they can return home. the contentious know what stream to pipeline is closer to becoming reality authorities on the german coast have okayed construction of the natural gas link with russia will stream one runs along the bottom of the baltic sea from russia to the midan in northeastern germany is next project which will be running alongside will basically double capacity which stands at fifty five billion cubic meters right now of natural gas a year critics say it will increase europe's energy dependency on russia ukraine is set to lose out most present of a half russian gas exports to the e.u. pass through its territory for how much longer nicholas connolly reports. this plant run

network new colombian news aims to offer a different post conflict alternative to traditional media but some of their reporters are facing resistance elizondo around pity reports. there's a new player in colombia's media landscape one that doesn't have much money or clout but dreams of being revolutionary in a country where mainstream channels of long been seen as serving the interest of the powerful and emotionally we have a clear editorial line that guides us give voice to the voiceless to those who have been neglected by the state we also want to reclaim social struggles and report on the peace implementation is one of twenty five former fire fighters running we have a colombian d.c.s. after a life of give me your word fair as part of the two thousand and sixteen peace deal they live in housing paid by the government and receive a small stipend as they learn to operate cameras and write news stories the channels director says it's a way to reintegrate fighters into society but it also aspires to become a distinctive voice. we are aiming for objectivity which doesn't mean big was neut

also need to be generous to venezuelans who in the past receive more than a million colombians how to best do that well also bringing some order to this influx will remain a significant challenge. now for americans the line nine hundred eighty is held at m.t.v. the first commercial law of all foreign and even the first trump tower. and washington is now exploring just how formative that decade was to see i spoke to the director of the museum hosting the exhibition. but some of the surprises in this exhibition are really from the materials that the artists use this was a time in which some of the artists were looking at commodity and consumer goods and so you have interesting juxtapositions whether it's now mass to work by jeff where he combines a fluorescent light with a hoover vacuum cleaner. or canon law who has. the living room out a square of calculus but you can't actually get into it so he's shutting you out we have a number of works that used to. refer to m.t.v. but even the best kept secret. this was a moment i think when i. came actually almost. a creative op form and a numbe

we found these brotherly colombians that gave us so much it's been incredible housing food and a good samaritan is paying for our tickets. yes the shelter is open to only a few of the hundreds who are sleeping on the streets of kuta only those with a passport and a bus ticket to get assistance here and you're supposed to remain for just forty eight hours and this day we found only five migrants despite more than two hundred vailable beds those dentists whelan's without official documents or ticket struggle they search for menial jobs hoping to earn enough to continue their journey the red cross is here to help them but it meets still assessing the best way to provide assistance. we're designing other more effective mechanisms which surely will allow us to achieve a higher occupancy rate in the coming weeks to be a little on my way out of the question for its part colombia has increased its police presence along the border apparently sending a signal to when it's well instinct you look across to go over and those already in . the compassion of neighbors is being tested as colombia cope

also need to be generous to venezuelans who in the past receive more than a million colombians how to best do that well also bringing some order to dismounting influx will remain a significant challenge alison and. an explosion has killed four people at carnival celebrations in bolivia the bomb went off in the city of the capital of present evil moralities home province police say it appears to be a homemade device but haven't said who might be responsible eight people were killed in another explosion on saturday night just two blocks from this latest blast. two planes full of filipino workers have arrived in manila from kuwait after president rodrigo to turn ordered their evacuation to take gave the order after the discovery of a dead filipino migrant worker in a freezer coate condemned the evacuation suggesting it could damage ties between the two countries. allies of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support after police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges that's now is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts

government and in more than fifty two years of conflict but many colombians are still angry at the far can believe its members should be in prison. well in the end though we have decided to suspend campaign activities until we have sufficient guarantee we call on all parties and political movements without exception to biggest statements rejecting this type of aggression we invite all to meet us to the forum to agree of a game of clean rules egyptian army has launched what is calling a quotes comprehensive operation against terrorist and criminal groups in the sinai peninsula in a televised statement an army spokesman said it involves land sea and air forces covering central sinai and areas in the nile delta and western desert hospitals have been put on high alert and ordered to prepare extra beds and staff to deal with emergencies and medical evacuations earlier we spoke to omar sure who is a professor of security studies at the institute he says there is a political dimension to this new offensive. if you saw the pattern from twenty thirteen on words you'll find the scale ations happ

need to be generous with the venezuelan scares millions of colombians a move to venezuelans especially through the seventy's. and a thief in search for work but at the same time senses it seems to think that they need the international help that this needs to be more orderly because the venus well it's not a reach country cannot do it on its own and it's also dealing with millions of internal refugees from its own internal conflict and venezuela's president nicolas maduro has called her and her direction in april but he's come under heavy criticism among regional leaders and people today say that is the that's definitely the case and that criticism is growing and we've heard from the so-called lima group on tuesday this is a group of thirteen latin american country plus canada who are working together and searching for solutions to the economic and political crisis in a very nice way that they met on tuesday in lima as they've been doing for the past month but their statement on tuesday what was the strongest we've heard so far criticizing my dudas decisions to hold these presidential

government a historic move that ended more than fifty two years of war many colombians are still angry about past violence of the dark members should be in prison. to see headlines next al-jazeera came to the cost. doing this for the benefit of saddam people so see the importance of guys witnessing documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. alarm hasn't seeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week wild swings for global stock markets why it could be a sign the borrowing costs are going up faster than expected. also this week suffragettes one hundred years on a look at how women in twenty eighteen are still fighting for equal rights in the workplace. plus a surge in u.s. for production and why that's making life more difficult for opec. now they've been an eerie sense of calm where the markets had been concerned all of last year but this week everything changed and we saw a brutal sell off in global stocks which accelerated as the we got underway on monday and tuesday stocks fell dramatically around t

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new measures put in place by the colombian government are having consequences here on the border with venezuela to try and bring some order some control to the increasing flow of venezuelan migrants in to colombia it's impossible now for venezuelans to walk into colombia on bridges like the one behind me without a passport or without a cross border card which was issued to one and a half a million venezuelans to let them come here and search for many things or food that they can't find back home the government decided they will not grant any more of these cards for the time being also two thousand soldiers and one thousand policemen were sent to the border region to control illegal crossings and also sent back of in this way those who had overstayed their time period here but at the same time colombia also hold open the first the formal shelter for venezuelans who are passing by they need a place to stay the crisis here sees no end in sight i think colombia's looking for international help to deal with this situation while also pretty that the president of any sort unequal last minute

economic crisis is increasing at an alarming rate despite tighter border controls from kuta on the colombian venezuela border under un petit reports. in this central plaza hundreds of venezuelans stand in line for up to seven hours they wait for a wire transfer that will help them endure the economic crisis back home kadam india travels to this colombian border town every month she needs the money her son sends from the children to buy medicine i don't know but i guess you might think that we are happy to come here and receive a little money but instead it's very sad that we can't afford the basic things we need it's painful to be here but it's a sacrifice we have to make it's an excruciating but essential wait when it's well and scam to receive remittances at home due to the exchange controls imposed by the government of president nicolas maduro that used the money to buy basic items for ever more often bus tickets to reach those who already left in search of a better life. oh if they would leave us i'm here to go to korea with my son my husband is already there he saved for four months to

too crazy this collection is all about ultra chic and comfortable travel garments from the colombian born designer edwina d'angelo new york fashion week it's a very important platform for myself and for emerging designers like myself because he offers an opportunity of excitement where everybody wants to come to a show of the who wants to be part of of of this week well emerging designers like d'angelo still flock to do york's fashion week some of the biggest design houses like a school or. and tom brown are skipping it this year the fashion industry is in turmoil the way people buy their clothes is changing fast and fashion week in new york has become less important to the high end brands as a focus on european buyers and big shows in europe beyond london and primarily paris paris is the crime till a crime of fashion week that's where chanel and christian dior these brands that that we know is the real luxury brands show it's incredibly competitive and it's also a matter of money runway shows can cost anywhere from one hundred thousand dollars and upwards to a million dollars and ev

travels to this colombian border town every month she needs the money her son sends from the children to buy medicine i don't think so that he might think that we're happy to come here and receive a little money but instead it's very sad that we can't afford the basic things we need it's painful to be here but it's a sacrifice we have to make it's an excruciating but essential wait in a swell and scam to receive remittances at home due to the exchange controls imposed by the government of president nicolas maduro they used the money to buy basic items for ever more often bus tickets to reach those who already left in search of a better life. oh if they would leave us i'm here to go to korea with my son my husband is already there he saved for fifteen months to pay for our chickens we wanted to stay in venezuela but it's becoming impossible with the upcoming presidential elections where the worried they'll shut the corridor so we decided it was time to go oh my goodness well an immigration experts say a fifth of the population has left the country in the last two years some say in colo

its candidates the group became a political party last year after it made a peace deal with the colombian government and ignore the fifty two years of conflict that many columbia disaster angry at the fark i believe its members should be imprisoned or we have decided to suspend campaign activities until we have sufficient guarantees we call on all parties and political movements without exception to make a statement rejecting this type of aggression we invite all to meet us to the forum to agree of a game of clean rules or they are spread is the director of the conflict analysis research said trying to professor of economics as have any other university says fox concerns about the safety of the activists are justified. it's a very risky situation it's a difficult transition from conflict to political regime for peace now bargain for america really. because there is this strong need for bibi kishen for revenge even in the general population in colombia especially in urban areas then why use decision by far to stop campaigning in public squares and different cities of the country they need

report on the peace implementation this is one of twenty five former fire fighters running we have a colombian d.c.s. after a life of give me your war fare as part of the two thousand and sixteen peace deal they live in housing paid by the government and receive a small stipend as they learn to operate cameras and write news stories the channels director says it's a way to reintegrate fighters into society but also aspires to become a distinctive voice. we are aiming for objectivity which doesn't mean. we want to approach our journalism work with an almost scientific discipline and accuracy but without being distant or lacking sensitivity towards people's problems and for most riders the media training started while they were still in the jungle working for five radio programs but reporting publicly on the streets means facing a public still wary of them after five decades of civil conflict. it is not easy we face many obstacles and the rejection of some people who don't like peace all the idea of our reintegration but each day we learn a little bit more and continue towards the level we want

also need to be generous to venezuelans who in the past receive more than a million colombians how to best do that well also bringing some order to dismounting influx will remain a significant challenge alison and. kenyan judge has ruled that the deportation of a prominent member of the opposition was illegal the good and the good who is a dual citizen was deported to canada last month after he took part in the box ceremony swearing in opposition leader raul loading as the people's president a judge says the order to deport him was illegal and that his kenyan passport must be returned the kenyan government says it will appeal against the court's decision . the retired archbishop and nobel laureate doesn't tutu has quit his role as ambassador for oxfam after the charity was hit by sexual misconduct allegations do you k. government has accused oxfam of a lack of transparency and threatened to cut off its funding that followed revelations in the times newspaper last week that fall staff had been sacked and three had resigned over allegations of sexual exploitation involving prostitutes i

government and it bore the fifty two years of conflict but many colombians are still angry at the farka believe its members should be in prison or in the end though we have decided to suspend campaign activities until we have sufficient guarantees we call on all parties and political movements without exception to make a statement rejecting this type of aggression we invite all to meet us to the forum to agree of a game of clean rules well earlier i spoke to jorge of spreta director of the conflict analysis research center in bachata a think tank and i started by asking him if fox concerns about the safety of their activists was justified it's a very risky situation difficult transition from home fleet to political. now partly. because there is strong need for a shoot for revenge even in the general population specially in urban areas there. decision by far to go can they. are going to do. this is very risky but indeed under any normal election process anywhere in the world we would expect opposition parties to be able to have the accessibility and the knowledge that they are secure whe

many colombians continue to reject the peace means well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stage and done so much by foot. the forgotten conflicts on forgotten people suffering has only creased during the song war gas for the rebels millions are facing famine disease and. what will it take for the international community to stop the barrage of bullets and bombs this is inside story.

backed international conspiracy for his country's troubles the colombian president juan manuel santos says nicolas maduro has mismanaged the economy and the colombia can no longer live with those consequences or you saw me decide on our starting today only venezuelans who have passports or have in their hands the migration card will enter colombia. he's ordered three thousand more soldiers and police to patrol the border but colombia and brazil say the influx of migrants is straining their social services to breaking points if they my law regarding immigration what the government wants and what the country once is to. achieve orderly secure and legal migration that means foreigners are legal in our country in that way we can plan for the future. but with the situation in venezuela and he predicted to get worse the microbes will keep coming even now they'll face a more formidable challenge to cross the border. and then al-jazeera. and watching out as they are still ahead after forty years leading irish nationalist party shin fein controversial figure gerry adams hands on the past. and

yes black international conspiracy for his country's troubles the colombian president juan manuel santos says nicolas maduro has mismanaged the economy and the columbian can no longer live with those consequences or you saw me decide on our starting today only venezuelans who have passports or have in their hands the migration card will enter colombia. he's ordered three thousand more soldiers and police to patrol the border of colombia and brazil said the influx of migrants is straining their social services to breaking points if they my law regarding immigration what the government wants and what the country wants is to achieve orderly secure and legal migration that means foreigners are legal in our country in that way we can plan for the future. but with the situation in business way there would be predicted to get worse the migrants who keep coming here now now face a more formidable challenge to cross the border. than before and then al-jazeera. a double decker bus has crashed in a hong kong suburb killing at least eighteen people. reporting a bus had been traveling fast and was fu

secretary of state rex tillerson is meeting with his colombian president juan manuel santos and bugger top the panel is holding a news conference right now with the country's peace efforts with rebel groups is one of the subjects of the crisis in neighboring that as well it will also be discussed we had a very extensive exchange on how we can work together along with others in the region through the lima group ottilie through the oas to restore democracy in venezuela and there is this is our only objective is to see even as well a return to its constitution return to its duly elected assembly and to hold free and fair elections and give it as well and people the right for their voices to be heard in elections shares on wall street have been on a rollercoaster between positive and negative territory and a sharp losses on monday which calls for the markets around the world the dow jones industrial average opened two percent down for stocks then stabilized let's have an hour more news in thirty minutes stay with us. will corsica turn into france's catalonia president emmanuel mccall has b

for about two years coming off that assignment, i was given an opportunity to work with the colombian military. we started that program in 2002. i was happy to say that, you know, it had a rough start. but really trained some phenomenal operators within colombia. less than five years later that same unit was fundamental to actually addressing many of the concerns they had with the -- reducing several members of key leadership, and part of the effort of repatriating three americans. to where i am now, two of the general officers that are part of the colombian military, once again, a long-term approach, things that resonate, a shared culture, shared value systems when it comes to building a professional force. and every engagement we have down there, we use those kind of four fundamentals to teach them about what a professional military looks like. we build it around human rights, shared value, shared culture. we're slowly developing a core. if you look at the military and d.o.d., really it's our core that sets us apart from most militaries around the world. going forward, the human rig

led by south americans, venezuelans, brazilian, argentinians, colombians, much of the buying comes frome who distrust their countries and want to invest in the united states, but when anonymous shell companies are widely used, it also allows corrupt politicians and criminals to spirit their cash out of their countries. if they're not reporting to their local tax authorities it could deprive already poor resource governors of needed revenue. in 2014 developing countries lost between $620 billion and $970 billion to illicit outflows of capital. at home this behavior contributes to making miami one of the worst places to be a renter in the country. so the united states by one estimate loses 70 billion a year from shifting profits to tax havens. republicans, perhaps naively, hope some of that money is returning home when they lower tax rates, there's little incentive to do so and those who are avoiding taxes through the secrecy world, those a million more, with the panama papers and most recently the paradise paper, a global elite, no longer pound by the nation state the west most of us are

made a peace deal with the government ending more than fifty two years of conflicts however many colombians are still angry at the far can believe its members should be imprisoned. the e use chief negotiator has warned the plans for a period of transition to ease britain's withdrawal could be at risk michel barnier he says substantial disagreements with britain are jeopardizing london's plans for a transitional period of our own two he is right up to date with all the top stories up next it's witness season. i don't know. if you want to give me any. data. point joe. there's no though if you're getting your voicemail messages but i was going to let you know that the police have put out a press release calling for your arrest and claiming you discharged a firearm. because through a lorry just so you know keep safe and talk to used to choose the point. of the moment straight up on this interview or i would not be saved i would still be hiding on my name is. still there would still be following me and they're only looking for opportunity for me. origin. so it's really scary just if i get into t

in the colombian elections coming up. >> yes, senator. thanks. because of the significant number of venezuelans, over 500,000, and continuing te inin, venezuelans who have come across the border into colombia, overwhelming their social support infrastructure, colombia has a, i think, grave concern. they are also beginning to see and this is based on conversations with my colombian partners, they're very concerned that there are a large number of venezuelans being pushed across the border that are being encouraged to vote in elections. they have dual citizenship as colombian, venezuela, there's some concern that may skew the elections that will be very critical taking place this spring and summer in colombia. it's a security concern for colombia. those security concerns i think are largely shared by brazil. numbers are not as great yet. it's beginning to overwhelm the states that are directly across the border from venezuela. and we're seeing it in other countries across the region so the humanitarian disaster is in progress, and our partn

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secretary of state rex tillerson has met the colombian president juan manuel santos in bogota the country's peace efforts with rebel groups as one of the topics discussed as was the crisis in neighboring venezuela. we had a very extensive exchange on how we can work together along with others in the region through the lima group optimally through the oas to restore democracy in venezuela and there is this is our only objective is to save it as well to return to its constitution return its duly elected assembly and to hold free and fair elections and give it as well and people the right for their voices to be heard in elections shares a wall street have been seesawing rapidly between positive and negative territory after sharp losses on monday which calls fulls and markets around the world the dow jones industrial average open two percent down to add to monday's full of four and a half percent but stocks that stabilized. a british court has turned down a request by the wiki leaks founder julian assange is to have his arrest warrant canceled lawyers for stone shoes in the ecuadorian embassy i

the colombians won't take this sitting down.ss the border into venezuela and then they will have military assistance from the u.s. then you have an uprising from within. so what we're looking at is perfect storm of military, humanitarian crisis, counterterrorist operations. stuart: that is what you think will happen? terrorists crossing into colombia, colombians retaliate. they go into venezuela. >> yep. stuart: america helps the colombians going into venezuela it is over, that is the scenario you see? >> that is what i see. that is what i see happening as well as more violence within venezuela because of the food. people are now just killing each other for food. and the border towns, when they do escape i see them, selling gasoline, selling their own hair, selling their bodies, giving away their children. i saw it first-hand last week. this week it is much worse. this doesn't last much longer. stuart: not much longer. okay, you were at the border where colombian troops are pushing them back into venezuela. >> they're pushing th

coming up next, we speak with mauricio cÁrdenas, the colombian finance minister.gencies. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. markets reversed. "bloomberg surveillance" in new york and in london. jon ferro would call it a witchy market, a lippy market. dell futures actually red on the screen, -10, and the vix at the 32 level. francine? justine: yes, tom, we are looking at some of the news in the premarket in the u.s. we have seen the u.s. and also the fedex, this is as, we understand, amazon may be beginning its own delivery service. we know when we shop on amazon that they use other delivery services. at the moment, we understand they are exploring a delivery exit, tom. tom: really fascinating. it will be interesting to see how they dabble on the boxes outside our front door. holding a record number of amazon boxes outside their door, francine, is james sweeney of credit suisse. how many boxes have been outside? james: probably 10. tom: francine, do they have come in the united kingdom, piles of boxes? francine: i bring back presents delivered by ama

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