the farc had this area under its sphere of influence for years.t moved to expel the farc, the traffickers and any paramilitaries, with apparently much success. overnight, however, its population shrank by 85%. what remains struggles to survive. the people here you're telling me, they were born here? >> most of the people came from elsewhere. in the beginning in the 1950s and '60s, they were -- they were escaping from the violence, from the political violence between the two parties in colombia. >> so if you were having problems in the city or wherever you were from, you came out here? >> yeah. >> so what did you do for a living out here? >> cattle and some agriculture, and after that the drug trade began and everything with the coca plantations. >> the climate is good for it? >> yeah, very good. since 1999, there were no police or army force here, so it was just occupied by the farc. and then by the farmers who tried to -- but that's when the real violence began. >> so really the problems in this country pre-existed the drug trade? >> what we say

pensaba atacar una escuela >>le diremos importante paso que da el gobierno colombiano y guerrila de las farc>>la orientacion que tienen personas <>>el papa francisco rindio homenaje a sacerdote asesinado por la mafia siciliana, en palermo fue asesinado por predicar contra la actividad de la mafia en barrios dominados por la cosa nostra >>hombre asesinado michelle se disponia luchar con al qaeda, el soldado fue apuñalado al surestede londres. >>en el salvador alarma y preocupacion por aumento de crimenes contra homosexuales, la autoridad dicen no interviene. >>el odio hay los homosexuales, preferenica sexual no convencional estaria tras los homicidios que este año han acabado con la vida de nueve personas en el salvador. >>las trans son perseguidas, y los hombres expuestos al crimen >>a veces golpizas que manifestan como ataque sistematico contra la comunidad, pero que la policía atribuye a la delincuencia común. >>no hay señal que se esté matando con un solo tipo de arma o patrón,. >>esto es para los manifestantes claro, como el desinterés de la autoridad. se identifican estos crimenes como

it was yus occupied by the farc. that's when the real violence began. >> so really, the problems in this country pre-existed before the drug trade. >> the drug trade made everything worse. there's judge here. there's few institutions here. basically, you know that the state is here just because the army is here. i think we're going to make the major move. >> glrks ulio says our gonzalez is the mayor of the city which has seen much better and worse days. >> how many people live here? 15,200. >> if you're running an assistance form growing plain tans, not much else. you're not doing particularly well, somebody comes along and offers you a nice machine gun and a cool scarf, especially if you're 15, 16 years old, that's a pretty attractive offer. >> of course. >> even if they said you'll be dead by time you're 25. come on. >> it is. it is. and they offer you a salary. >> so what is the future of t s this? >> they're providing free communication and eco-tourism, as well. >> what a lot of people say is without the customer

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play out the farce in whatever way you want. i'm certain i will find the outcome both useful and musing. my future -- comment is from the novel. i will not help to you pretend i have a chance. i will not help you to preserve you have appearance of a righteousness. i will not help you to pretend that you are administering justice. >> next speaker. >> i want to echo the joe garrettey promotion. i heard about it a week 1/2 ago. they said have you heard the word and she wrote and article in the chronicle. it was 87 comments for that article and i had tears in my eyes for people to say they loved him. no you on the negative side. i follow the department. i get my ipad program. if something comes up i see it. i get it. so i follow articles and i read comments and when i see police officers posting comments that is just stupid for an officer to say and admit they are a police officer especially one and i counter post them. i told them. you are a disgrace to the uniform you wear because you are releasing inside information that may or m

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reciente mostro cÓmo el presidente maduro mantuvo una relaciÓn con la organizacion terrorista de las farcion, cuÉntame cÓmo te estarÍa espiando el servicio, te estarÍan escuchando llamadas, te estarÍan siguiendo fisicamente. >>> utilizan todos los recursos, estÁn preocupados por saber de dÓnde sale la informacion que sacamos en los reportajes que hacemos, y ellos envÍan agentes cada cierto tiempo, lo descubrimos desde hace cierto tiempo para que no puedan ser identificados, y tratan a travÉs de piratas informÁticos tratan de intervenir la cuenta, y buscan informaciÓn crucial. >>> esto es ilegal, no puede haber espÍas de otros paises en estados unidos. >>> es un grave delito que es una actividad cercana al terrorismo, es una actividad de espionaje. >>> lo pueden denunciar aquÍ? >>> sÍ, hice estas denuncias antes, y esto es un delito que no prescribe y puede ser en cualquier parte del mundo. >>> y continÚa con el gobierno de maduro. >>> la informaciÓn es que esto continÚa. >>> gracias. >>> y comienzan los trabajos de limpieza tras el castigo de la madre naturaleza en el norte de texas. >>>

but this farce with the off-the-record meeting with reporters is kind of the last gaffe. it just looks ridiculous. joe said today on my radio show that there is no credible. you have to have a attorney general who appears at least to be nonideological and fair minded and he appears neither. in fact, he appears either incompetent or incredibly militant as more of a left wing idealogue. you can't have that at the justice department. >> bill: referring to that the attorney general had an off-the-record meeting with the journalists. "new york times" wouldn't go, associated press wouldn't go, you know, what does that accomplish? i don't know. >> pr. >> bill: thanks very much. jesse watters on deck. how much do folks know about obama care? ♪ ♪ so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. watters world. a new fox news poll shows 56% of american voters do not want obama care to be implemented but it will b

farce the develtropics, not see anything organized. high pressure coming in over japan and korea. 24 for your high, high of 20. here is jr. extended forecast. . >>> here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thank you for joining us. have a great day wherever you are. . >>> march 2013, two years after the great east japan eric. a swedish woman is visiting. her name is ulrika hydman vallien. she's a globally known designer who has her works in a swedish museum. ranging from glass artwork to textiles. the motifs, including flowers and other living things, mothers and children, are all filled

last six months of often strenuous peace talks, the colombian government and the biggest rebel group farc finally have something to show for their effort. >> we have agreed on the first point of the agenda contained in a general accord to the end of conflict and construction of a stable and lasting peace. >> land reform and rural development for the first and most compensated issues on the peace agenda. they have been at the heart of the civil conflicts for over 50 years, and it is the main began.farc rebels many rural farmers are at the start of the conflict. many had to abandon their lands and live in remote areas without access to water or government services. now it looks like they may be about to solve that. certainty thatth the agreement we have reached about land reform will allow radical change in the countryside of columbia. >> the delegation will meet again on june 11 to start working on the second point of the agenda. political reintegration of the rebels. the lead farc speaker says some details might still need to be ironed out. >> we have advanced in constructing a deal that

so the idea that meters are going to change anything is a farce. what mr. reiskin introduced >> over we have a lot of speakers we have to get through one or two more senses to walk up. >> parking enforcement we don't need pain and suffering there are rv drivers who are parking and violating because of those conditions. >> okay. thank you, thank you very much. i have a number of cards i know that people are starting to line up on their own but i'll call them. (calling names) >> i have lived at my home in the mission - okay. >> can you start the clock again, please. can we get the microphone pulled close >> on the other hand, they claim that parking has no impact because fewer people drive. that's an environmental -- on the other hand, mta adds parking meters expands payment hours and increases finances all the in name of the demand because they say their is a shortage of parking and on the 3rd hand mta says all those changes are good for us although people in san francisco are kids. expanding parker meters in mixed neighborhood would change the character of

farce temperatures for today the upper 50s to the 60s to upper 70s to out towards 80 degrees. our live storm tracker you can see quite a bit of activities to our north and some showere into humble county. out of the southwest and fairfield 18 miles per hour and oakland out of the west at 21 miles per hour. sfo is typically the stronger wind spot right now at 18 miles per hour. current temperatures they are dropping into the 50s and 60s. a few 70s to report in santa rosa. >> haywood in the 50s at 57 degrees. some patchy fog developing late and tomorrow some morning fog and that's it for memorial day, we'll defin thickening up the clouds cover. as far as over night lows partly cloudy skies and some patchy fog and around the bay, temperatures mainly in the lows to mid 40s. high pressures return and the main storm track is up to the north. tomorrow is the warmest day of the weekend as the system move to the south it kind of puts us to the snow here that we can have some drizzle sunday morning and by monday afternoon there is a chance of a shower. here is the updated model, into su

it is a shame, they are the ones who are acting like that they made this happen and that is such a farce. >> as a neighborhood, the area continues to prosper and grow, gaining a global reputation. al-jazeera, miami, florida.

but this farce with the off-the-record meeting with reporters is kind of the last gaffe. ridiculous. joe said today on my radio show that there is no credible. you have to have a attorney general who appears at least to be nonideological and fair minded and he appears neither. in fact, he appears either incompetent or incredibly militant as more of a left wing idealogue. you can't have that at the justice department. >> bill: referring to that the attorney general had an off-the-record meeting with the journalists. "new york times" wouldn't go, associated press wouldn't go, you know, what does that accomplish? i don't know. >> pr. >> bill: thanks very much. jesse watters on deck. how much do folks know about obama care? about obama care? wait until you hear this so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, you can save money with progressive commercial auto. [ sighs ] [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now,

the benghazi thing, for example, i think is somewhat of a farce.nda done at this point. let me be clear, i support congress's ability to investigate the executive branch. i worked in the senate for almost seven years. i think you should investigate the executive branch when there is wrongdoing or suspension of wrong doing. when you finish that investigation, you show that something has been done badly or not. but you can chew gum and walk at the same time, as speaker boehner has said, and that's why i think it's important for them to continue to legislate. whether it gets passed or signed into law is irrelevant. that's not the point the the point is congress can investigate, congress can pass laws. the question is do they want to do just one or the other? i think they should do both. >> dan pfeiffer was making the rounds of the talk shows this morning, as the administration is trying to take control of the number of mounting controversy. >> we've seen this play book from the republicans before. what they want to do when they're lacking a positive a

the verse i really like farce living my life is in hebrews 12:1 where he talks about we run the race of our life with endurance and we are to cast aside the sin and the world stuff that -- and it says to fix our eyes on jesus. well if you can't fix your eyes on somebody that isn't there -- >> somebody you don't know or you can't trust somebody you don't know. >> it's a matter of trust. >> or have a relationship with someone. >> yeah. >> that you don't know or don't trust enough to be able to have that confidence. wally, it's good to have you. >> thank you, jerry. >> all right. >> always enjoy talking to you. this is great. again, wally's book is entitled "practicing the presence of jesus" and you can get it at christian bookstores or amazon or through wally's website, oldprobooks.com. when we return, we'll have some final thoughts on resting in jesus. we will be right back. >> it's been worn out and tired, all good stuff. most of it. but you are just kind of worn out and you just need to connect with the savior? well, is there a good thing to know that jesus is not only our lord and

it's just -- that steering committee concept is a farce and i get upset when the argument is used that that steering committee was the support of me -- spoke for me and many other residents of telegraph hill. >> thank you. any other public comment? okay, seeing none, then, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i actually have a question for mr. brian. is there anything in our charter that provides any guidance as to exercising our administrative decision making authority to take jurisdiction over this type of appeal? >> well, i think this is not deciding on appellate matter, if you will, and there are things in the charter specifically about appellate matters. so, generally it's a majority vote for all other matters and commissioners. this would fall under the majority vote rule. >> so,

governments and banks have had on currency regulation and interest rate manipulation this new york city farce last restaurant behind to be known as ever again except to the point last month so far the midtown business has reportedly processed more than twenty thousand dollars worth of transactions in the morning now while wall street remains less than eight kilometers away from here the financial industry to its disappointment is far removed from the way in which the business of the morning is operating according from new york very important party. and let's now take a look at the big coins bond to see what's called the u.s. government so concerned about the independent online currency the closeup that was fast floated in two thousand and eight by and ninety x. but whose identities still inspired by the financial crisis big client was created to let individuals transfer money directly and even spend it in some shops while avoiding transaction fees don't like currency has become more and more popular with people using their across the globe the value of bitcoin spiked to two hundred sixty doll

governments and banks have had on currency regulation and interest rate manipulation this new york city farce last restaurant behind to be known as ever began accepting the point last month so far the midtown business has reportedly processed more than twenty thousand dollars worth of transactions in the morning now while wall street remains less than eight kilometers away from here the financial industry to its disappointment is far removed from the way in which the business of point is operating according to new york very important r.t. . so i do not see let's take a moment now to have a look at bit going background to see why the u.s. government is so worried about the independent currency the first idea floated in two thousand and eight it was all about the possibility for users to avoid buying when transferring cash by connecting directly with each other he would go global that work for your customers around the world can spend bitcoins to buy things without having to pay the. fees it's no one has become so popular have a look at the stats right here at the. and she's value reached a rec

governments and banks have had on currency regulation and interest rate manipulation this new york city farce last restaurant behind to be known as ever again accepting this point last month so far the midtown business has reportedly processed more than twenty thousand dollars worth of transactions in the morning now while wall street remains less than eight kilometers away from here the financial industry to its disappointment is far removed from the way in which the business of the morning is operating according to new york very important artsy. let's return to one of our top stories that's banking privacy that could soon be a thing of the past in europe that is if the regulators have their way your crowds have been pushing hard for access to all account data on the continent and even switzerland the nomination has found itself being squeezed by let's get as a proposed early some swiss perspective on all of this with thomas he's a member of the country's parliament now switzerland if you don't mind me saying this does have a reputation as a haven for tax evaders a money laundering is that a

being worried so it will be a farce it could be that the british authorities have not an entire story tonight another thing with regards to what they know about the man go and the circumstances of his death and you know once you know. to basically contradict themselves in public that there are words so there's many different games being played here probably by many different people and deducing what the ultimate reasoning is behind that it's virtually impossible to say with any degree of certainty because you know all the facts that we need to put that picture together and to say definitively what happened why are being made unavailable to us are being tracked from this inquiry and from generally. talking a little earlier one spy scandal too many for russia which says the cia has crossed the line with the antics of the latest u.s. agent was courted moscow this is r.t. obtains a phone recording involving another american operative intercepted earlier this year. more on that story a little later but first the european union can survive without britain according to the french president w

this cannot be much closer to farce? >> think about "the washington post" reported they had permission from the justice department to say certain things about the meeting that on the other side you have department using the meeting to spin their way away from the widening scandal it @%rely doesn't happen in a free country where the press and the government collude like happened today up on the fifth floor at the rfk building. lou: this attorney-general whose credibility is in question is not an odor retreat 70 percent of the most recent quiddity appell said they would purves for a special prosecutor to take over for the irs investigation. this man has a role in nearly all of the scandals in which this white house is embroiled. >> it is time for a special prosecutor because you cannot trust anything about the holder chain of command to do things right or truthful. but the bottom line is eric colder lied under oath. the attorney-general of tell the truth about anot material issue that is called perjury when you are being a

. >> charles in >> it was a firing farce. it didn't have meaning.ot the guy involved in this. you have to win the trust and where is these cincinnati guys and people in washington get the idea or authorization or instruction and who knows? did they wake up and decide to target the tea party all of their own? it is highly emimplausible. the president's answer to that question, it was clintonnian. he was asked if anybody in the white house knew? he just said i. he is have said no one knew. he said just i. he didn't say he was asked about the irs actions. he department say. i didn't know about the ig report. if you didn't know about this and never heard a come -- complant. >> it is a answer by a guy we have seen he and his folks and partisan words in a way that make clinton look unsophisticated and it is a question. but the other question he didn't answer. if his own counsel learns about this three weeks before. when we heard about this, we anyhow it was a massive scandal. counsel hears about this and doesn't tell the president three weeks about what i

it's just been you know more of a you know a farce that has been justice and people ought to be concerned you know we were here on the gun debate people say oh we get over guns we can protect our liberty what liberty you from warrantless wiretapping to drone strikes to indefinite detention it seems like liberty in that horses left the barn does it smell it watergate's you colonel it does to an extent i mean certainly i think the president if he just sits back and lets his continue to fester is that watergate smell to it that he ought to be out there out front explaining what happened and being honest i mean the american people deserve the truth me out to be out there telling you how to ask you really quickly do you see any resignations coming out of this do you think holder is going to hang on through the summer or what's going to happen i don't know i've been thoroughly disappointed with the department of justice under his leadership from you know the persecution of my own case to john kiriakou all the other ones that we've named but it ought to be about justice and it has been has been

it is such a farce. >> as the neighborhood continues to prosper, they are going -- they are gaining a global reputation as one of the best ways of free art on the planet. >> italian gourmets have gathered in rome for a delicious contest. it is the title of best gelato. 16 dairy kings and queens competing in the three-day event. the first stage of selection. the top three will represent italy in the grand finale of the world gelato cup, which will be held in italy in september of next year. straight onto the sports. >> thanks very much. howel messi showed important he is for barcelona. he came off the bench to score twice against real betis. that moves the spanish giants within striking distance of the title. >> after being knocked out of the champions league so comprehensively last week, the talk has been about the end of the barcelona era. the sloppy way in which barcelona allowed rael batiste to score the first goal. betis to score the first goal. with lionel messi once again on the bench, it was up to his colleagues to get them back in the game. seven minutes later, they did. sanch

governments and banks have had on currency regulation and interest rate manipulation this new york city farce last restaurant behind to be known as ever began to accepting the point last month so far the midtown business has reportedly processed more than twenty thousand dollars worth of transactions in the morning now while wall street remains less than eight kilometers away from here the financial industry to its disappointment is far removed from the way in which the business of morning is operating according from new york very important r.t. . let's get to more in the snow with your thoughts he's a digital currency consultant and also owner of a ball. except coins why did you then decide to accept big. well for a for purely practical business reasons like being able to accept digital payments almost free of charge almost instantly and without being possible to be reversed and also because crypto currency obviously is the money of the future so why not start with the future as soon as possible the people using it in the present energy get many customers buying a beer or a wine or whatever

take a listen to this who he found in the farc with another . >> sunday i am at the par daugh. a beau till litt-- beautiful li girl. i asked him who is she? my brother's daughter. she plays with my daughter and the neighbors. beautiful little girl. >> i said she was locked in his backyard and he had no idea. we talked to another lady down the street she took us on a tour of her house showed me what the houses look like because they are constructed similarly. take a look. >> we are on the west side of cleveland in the same neighborhood ariel castro lived the man accused of kidnapping these three women and holding them hostage. many were built around the same period. we will show you what one looks like on the inside. we are walking through this door and this is the living room area. the houses look like this. >> most of the houses look like this because they are old houses. >> marilyn we are walking through and this is your kitchen area? >> yes, it is. >> all of the houses they leave from the into the kitchen? >> yes, exactly. >> usually in the back of the houses is a staircase

that was a farce for 20 years until people caught up with it and the facts caught up with the lie. >>nd incidentally, the second half of local news is will orange juice give you aids? >> and weather and sports. >> weather and sports up next. >> usually the weather man and the sportscaster. >> it is never figured out. >> miles, gun crime is going down as gun ownership seems to be expanding. does that have any impact in your life? >> this is classic full news. what is going on here is you are manipulating statistics to make yourselves the heros. all i know is guys with assault weapons are killing people. people are blowing their heads off by accident and people are dying. what is fox's take on that? oh things are awesome. and they don't understand that magazine clips and assault rifles are killing babies. it is like piercing. how many people have to die before we wake up? >> curious, are you saying that wearing a rivera hat. >> he killed barely 3,000 and -- >> you know how much the other guy would have killed? >> really? >> yes, everyone all in hawaii. >> bill, thoughts? >> you are weir

. >> the farce here is that this whole exercise is about making the administration=mz2jwn accou.ak on the record, so everybody has a look at what you say, see if it's true, to make it off the record, of course, defeats entirely that purpose. >> bret: and they say they want to go forward about policies, forward and not look backward. >> always. >> bret: which would be a lot of questions about what's happened. >>> next up, is the u.s. getting closer to getting involved militarily in syria? and what about russia's role? i see you have allstate claim free rewards, for every year you don't have a claim, you'll get money off your home insurance policy. put it towards... [ glass shatters ] [ girl ] dad! [ girl screams ] noise canceling headphones? [ male announcer ] get allstate home insurance with claim free rewards. talk to an allstate agent... [ doorbell rings ] and let the good life in. talk to an allstate agent... [ doorbell rings ] at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ra