because there are members of the farc, a small minority of the farc still concerned about handing inheir weapons and being part of this demobilization process. they get into a firefight, then carry out attacks, especially from sectors of the right, it could get pretty ugly pretty quickly. amy: mario murillo, thank you for being with us longtime , colombian activist and a professor of communications at hofstra university. he is the author of "colombia and the united states: war, unrest, and destabilization." this is democracy now! when we come back, we will talk to the first african-american director to be nominated whose film -- first african-american woman director whose film was nominated for an oscar. it was open some of those quote -- it was "selma," ava duvernay, with a new documentary been released this week called "13th." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn to a brilliant new documentary that chronicles our justice system has been driven by racial bias from the days of slavery to today'

however, the rest of the farc groups, who were behind the treaty, who -- the low ranks, i visited a farc camp and i saw they are quite well structured, quite a high ranking order, so if the leaders are promising to keep the cease-fire, in my view shall the lower ranks will follow. they will obey. christopher: okay. ruth, thanks for that. lots of background there from ruth krause in boca raton for us at the moment. the united states says it is suspending talks with russia on the war in syria, citing the failure of a recent cease-fire and what washington calls moscow's inability to end the violence. the u.s. says air strikes on civilian areas in syria have intensified since a truce broke down last month, and washington is also accusing moscow of failing to rein in president assad's forces. a state department spokesman said russia did not live up to its own commitment, including its obligations under international humanitarian law. okay. we'll go to washington now for more on this story. our reporter is standing by for us. i think we've been expecting this move, but tell us, why is it that

colombia rejects the peace deal with farc rebels after more than 50 years of fighting. it is not clear what the vote means for the country. and interactive technology is helping victims of acid attacks and an animated comic book is giving survivors a new voice. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. russia is expressing disappointment at washington's decision to suspend talks with moscow over the issue of syria. it comes against the backdrop of continuing attacks on aleppo, where more than a quarter million people are trapped. a white house spokesman announced the suspension after weeks of rising tension, saying patience with russia has simply run out. clinton somerville reports. syria's war long ago slipped out of the hands of syrians. rescuepo, it means this, workers rushing to a hospital bombed by the regime. the first victim -- he's dead, they say, and move on. searching from wall, they help an injured medic. despite talks to halt the killing, russia and the regime are bombing civilians into submission, says the united st

fÉlix: la gran pregunta, que va a pasar con las farc?a. lo que ha dicho gobierno en principio, es que las farc volverÍan a la guerra. lo que se ha dicho por otra parte, terreno vaciar -- es renegociar los acuerdos. las cortes no han dejado clara cuÁl es su posiciÓn todavÍa. lo que pretendiÓ siempre la oposiciÓn en renegociar los acuerdos. hasta ahora esa respuesta es una completa incÓgnita. hasta ahora no han entregado armas. es importante recalcar. arantxa: muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. nosotros estaremos al pendiente. de regreso a estados unidos, el periÓdico the new york times revelÓ las declaraciones de impuesto de donald trump en mil novecientos noventa y cinco. podrÍan haber eximido al magnate de haber tenido pagados impuestos federales durante dieciocho aÑos. la campaÑa republicana acusÓ al diario de trabajar a favor de hillary clinton. desde washington, claudia tiene mÁs de este nuevo escandalo. claudia: una sorpresiva revelaciÓn del periodico new york times declarÓ impuestos de 1995 de donald trump. habrÍa perdido 916 mil

the farc doesn't want it, we don't want it. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: for donald trump and hillary clinton, it's the start of the last full week of presidential campaigning. and with just eight days to go til election day, the contest has been injected with new uncertainty. john yang begi

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a historic peace deal with farc rebels rejected. those who showed up to vote in hungry overwhelmingly reject a move. in afghanistan launches a coordinated attack on the northern city of k unduz. theresa may finally announces a timetable for brexit. we will look at what that means for the you k's biggest and perhaps most controversial -- for the two k's biggest and most controversial -- kim kardashian robbed at gunpoint in paris. thieves steal $10 million worth of jewelry, leaving her unharmed but tied up in the bathroom. more on that on the way. first, our top story, live from paris. after all the pomp and circumstance over the peace deal between the colombian government and leftist farc rebels, the people have voted against it. turnout was low in a referendum on the deal, just under 40%, and the no votes won by just under half a percent. the peace agreement was the result of four years of painstaking negotiations that was meant to put an end to one of the longest-running conflicts in the world. it would have let rebel fighters had

farc rebels also praised the award. >> the prize is deserved. we must congratulate the committee to not only give the award to the president but to the whole country that is working towards peace. former hostage held captive by farc rebels applauded this. >> it is a vote of confidence in columbia. it is a vote of confidence in the leadership of president santos in bringing peace to columbia it indefinite terms. both sides have pledged to continue. that is the message from this year's nobel peace prize. christopher: let's get some analysis on this story from reading university. tom, thanks for joining us. voters rejected that peace deal. can this nobel peace prize give fresh power? >> that was certainly the intention of the nobel prize committee. whether it changes the fundamental dynamics or not, that is the question. we see the parties coming together. he himself after opposing the deal has been pretty clear that columbia should not go back to fighting. at least not yet. the major motivation here is trying to claim some credit for this deal him

what is the farc's attitude about this opportunity?president santos spent a good deal of time saying that the guerrillas are not going to negotiate prison. that is just one issue. do you think they will be back at the table? what is your sense from what they are saying? if president santos is aggregating some of these comments and ideas on how to move forward, it seems to suggest he will ask the farc to join them and meet at the negotiating table. thing weon: the only can judge is what has been said publicly, and what has been said publicly is that from their perspective, they are willing to keep the cease-fire. that is one point. second, they are willing to open round, and to new find steps. of course, some words are out of tone. i insist we should not even hear those at this time, and we should focus on how to keep moving with the current opportunity. >> one more question and then i will throw it open. this is on the question on plan colombia and where we go from here. you know i was one of the architects from the staff level of plan

and farc agreement, but also by u.n. presence and u.n. mandate to contribute to -- in the country. so i believe, sure, we are interesting time. no doubt, we are extending our transition to peace. no doubt there's an interesting, challenging, political process as part of all this. through democracy, with strong institutions, but in addition to that, the country continues to move forward. you know, when you see what happens to the markets, to the u.s. dollar, whap happen? didn't climb up. it went up 15 pesos, moves down 15, 20 pesos. and frankly speaking, nothing substantial has been altered in the colombian economy and markets. and by the way, for an interesting discussion, on how to strengthen our competitiveness and our economy through a tax reform that is now under discussion, and we're in a process of finding how to keep moving forward, to attract investors, to attract jobs, to keep moving to the future. that's the way i would describe it, not to underestimate the challenges. not to underestimate the debate, but to va

bienvenido, colombia le dijo que no a los acuerdos de paz entre el gobierno y la guerrilla de las farchazo ganÓ por un estrecho margen aunque el presidente juan manuel santos dijo que insistiera en el camino del acuerdo con lo cierto es que se abre una enorme incertidumbre polÍtica y para la negociaciÓn. desde bogotÁ, no serán las reacciones a lo sucedido. reportero: han pasado aproximadamente seis horas desde el cierre de las mesas de votaciÓn, se asimila un poco mÁs esta derrota que tuvo el acuerdo, ha presionado todas las partes tanto el gobierno como la guerrilla de las farc, asÍ como el expresidente que es el lÍder de la oposiciÓn. esto dijeron ante la jornada electoral de hoy. mÁs de 12 millones de colombianos acudieron desde temprano a las urnas para expresar con su voto se apoyaban o no lo hecho por el presidente juan manuel santos y su gobierno para lograr el acuerdo de paz con las farc. contrario a los pronÓsticos ganÓ el "no". la mÍnima diferencia cercana a los 55,000 votos fue asumida como una derrota por el presidente santos. presidente santos: la mayorÍa ha dicho que no,

. >> rechazaron por menos de 53 mil votos el acuerdo de paz entre el gobierno y la farc, la preguntax-presidente uribe, sostuvo que el camino es un pacto polÍtico nacional. >> el sentimiento de los colombianos que votaron por sÍ de quienes se hÁbito vieron y los sentimientos y razones de quienes votamos por el no tienen el elemento comÚn, todos queremos la paz, ningÚn quiere la violencia. >> el el presidente de colombia, juan manuel santos coincide en la necesidad de una conversaciÓn nacional. >> buscar punto de encuentro y unidad es ahora mÁs importante que nunca. >> la farc, su lÍder "timochenko" dijo que el compromiso con la sigue intacto. >> la farc permanecerÁn fieles a los acordado, la paz con dignidad llegÓ para quedarse. >> el gobierno ha sido claro que se mantendrÁ el cese al fuego y no se volverÁ a la confrontaciÓn armada, la pregunta es hasta cuanto supo de otra mantener el estatus kou, hoy en colombia hay mÁs preguntas que respuesta. >> colombia ha dicho que valora que todavÍa hay Ánimos y espiri rabz de paso * entre el gobierno y la farc para acabar el conflicto que tras

programaciÓn del acuerdo de las farc con el gobierno.ald trump podÍa haber invitado -- evitado pagar impuestos, alcalde de new york dice que donald trump es un genio absoluto. peligro en el caribe. se preparan para el temporal categorÍa cuatro. david ortiz, se despide tras 20 aÑos de carrera con los medias rojas de boston. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana. con feliz y arantxa. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: buenas tardes. bienvenidos al "noticiero univisiÓn". colombia voto para la pruebo de paz y dijo no. con este resultado se abre una gran incertidumbre polÍtica del paÍs. no es claro que van a pasar con los compromisos. vamos a bogotÁ, colombia. tenemos los Últimos detalles. reporterao: no -- colombia voto no. un estrecho margen separa el triunfo del no con el sÍ. lo importante que estÁ dando resultado de hoy es que no se aprueba lo que hizo el gobierno de juan manuel santos para lograr la paz con las farc. el pueblo no aprueba esa negociaciÓn. en lo que tiene que ver con la jornada electoral, todo se desarrollÓ

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reportero: minutos antes desde cuba, se lamentaron los resultados y asegurÓ que por ahora las farc nonstrucciÓn hacia el futuro. reportero: en lugares del paÍs la noticia se recibiÓ con tristeza, mientras en otros tantos se celebraban los promotores del no. >> pedimos al presidente santos en el congreso que se permita un alivio judicial, que no constituya impunidad, reiteramos nuestro respeto a la libertad, a la intimidad de cada ciudadano. reportero: la ascensiÓn del 66% es la mÁs alta registrada en los Últimos 22 aÑos. hay que aclarar que estos discursos de los tres bandos apaciguar los Ánimos, habÍa mucha incertidumbre en saber cuÁl era el camino y por lo menos hasta ahora los tres han coincidido que se puede seguir derrotados hace la paz. conductor: cual seria el nuevo paso despuÉs del "no"? reportero: lo que dicho presidente juan manuel santos es que desde maÑana tomarÁ cartas en el asunto. maÑana enviarÁ a los negociadores hacia la avara, para que mantengan informadas a las farc, tambiÉn anunciÓ que maÑana mismo llamarÁ a todas las fuerzas polÍticas para que entre todos pueden a

--sorpresivamente colombia votó "no" al pacto de paz entre el gobierno y las farc."sí", obtuvo una mínima diferencia...--noticias univision 14 fin de semana comienza ya!!! bienvenidos a noticias univision 14 fin de semana. gracias por su sintonia. --le saluda raÓn adame. ♪ locutor: es hora de noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. ♪ ramÓn: ¿quÉ tal? buenas noches, gracias por estar con nosotros en noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. las deudas pueden hundir la economÍa de una familia que a veces piden prÉstamos con e tereses altos. coaliciÓn de agencias comunitarias realizÓ una campaÑa en un popular parque al aire libre, beatriz con los detalles, adelante, te escuchamos. beatriz: asÍ es, lo que quieren hacer es dar opciones de ayuda. marÍa del carmen tuvo que acudir con una compaÑÍa de prÉstamos en un caso de emergencia. al final le dieron el dinero, pero tuvo que pagar altÍsimo interÉs. carmen: me prestaron 1600 y paguÉ casi 33. 000$. por eso que realizaron una campaÑa en el parque al al relibre mÁs grande de la historia. >> sabemos que las personas se plantean cerc

principal plaza de bogotÁ pidiendo simbÓlicamente rescatar el acuerdo de paz entre el gobierno y las farcn un plebiscito. ♪ locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches, tal y como prometiÓ por semana, donald trump se desencadenÓ y atacÓ fuertemente a hillary clinton a los demÓcratas, a los que no lo apoyan y los medios de comunicaciÓn. alguno de los ataques se basan en la las filtraciones de los correos de la campaÑa. lourdes: donato estÁ arremetiendo contra todo a su paso, incluyendo los lÍderes republicanos y la prensa. pues hizo pÚblico mÁs correos electrÓnicos de la campaÑa de hillary clinton. trump dijo la florida que muestra que los medios son policÍas una maquinaria polÍtica corrupta. incluyendo a new york times, univisiÓn, el boston globe. mientras tanto, en colorado, clinton dijo que la estrategia de trump es desesperada. la de no dejar nada a su paso, es puro negativismo, dijo. anoche trump informÓ que no quisiera estar en la misma trinchera con el presidente de la cÁmara baja ryan o el senador macain. donald trump: n

his peace deal with the farc rebels was narrowly rejected by thecolombian public to end half centuryonflict. millions of americans are bracing themselves for the fury of hurricane matthew along the eastern seaboard. a death toll in haiti from the massive storm continues to rise beyond 300. a country that is still recovering from the devastating 2010 earthquake. ♪ >> we begin in the norwegian capital oslo, with the nobel peace prize has been awarded to colombian president juan manuel santos. he was praised for his peace signedth the farc rebels last month after four years of negotiations, despite the agreement being narrowly rejected by colombians in a referendum last weekend. the 52-year conflict led to the deaths of an estimated 260,000 people with more than 6 million others being internally displaced. let's take a look at what the commuter -- the leader of the committee had to say. >> president santos initiated the negotiations that culminated in the peace accords between the colombian government and the farc guerrillas. he has consistently sought to move the peace process forward.

del acuerdo es el ex presidente andrÉs pastrana. >> en el acuerdo no hay una lÍnea que diga que la farcporque no me han entregado mi hijo no la palabra no mÁs lo dicen no me han entregado mi hijo. >> bogotÁ es el epicentro de estas elecciones acÁ esta la mayor parte de los votantes, estudios recientes dicen que la mayorÍa de los abogo tans aprueban el sÍ, sin embargo, los indecisos acÁ en la capital cada vez apoyan mÁs el no. >> el ex alcalde de bogotÁ, es uno de los promotores del sÍ. >> votar por el sÍ porque son cuatro aÑos de trabajo arduo, unos colombianos excelentes con supervisiÓn, con aportes mÉtodo lÓgicos de otros paÍses bueno lo mejor del mundo en esta materia de soluciÓn de conflictos. armados se puso en juego. >> esta mujer tambiÉn estÁ acuerdo con lo negociado, a pesar de haber perdido a su hermano en un secuestro masivo de las farc. >> de algunas manera es la manera de reivindicar la memoria de mi hermano porque ya no lo puedo revivir pero sÍ su muerte va a servir para que otras personas no vivan lo que mi hermano sufriÓ ni sufran lo que nosotros como familia tambiÉn pade

president santos and the leader of farc have promised to go back to the negotiating table. we have this report. >> refusing to give up on peace, the leader of colombia's farc rebels said he was ready to work with the government to fix the failed accord. >> there are various ways to read the referendum results and we must analyze them to see what needs to be fixed. >> colombian president juan manuel santos says he remains committed to peace and called for all political participants to meet for a new round of talks on monday. upon learning of the deal dole's offered to dono step down. reacting to the shock referendum, members of the international community also called on colombia to stay on the path for peace. >> we know that the areas most affected by the war in oklahoma ba, which are basically the war zones -- rural zones -- >> they remained optimistic despite the referendum's result and dispatched to start a new round of talks. >> i sense a profound desire by the colombian people to tend violence. >> consider today lenient by its opponents, it was rejected by half a percen

special envoy for talks between the colombian government and the farc rebels.me. 50 years of fighting, hundreds of thousands of people have been killed, millions of people pushed out of their homes. why did voters reject this peace plan? >> well, i think the woman who spoke about it in your introduction spoke for a lot of colombians which is they have suffered enormously, they have been victimized, they're bitter about that, rightfully so, and they felt the f.a.r.c. got off too easy in this peace accord. whether that's true or not sup to debate, but many colombians felt that way and by a small majority rejected the accord. >> brangham: 50 to 49, almost. the argument many made was that the f.a.r.c. were involved in drug trafficking, killings, kidnappings, extortion, and to them this deal felt like the f.a.r.c. was able to walk away scot-free. is that legitimate? >> it isn't true they were going to wake away scot-free. the agreement set up a system of justice, all the f.a.r.c. members accused of war crimes, atrocities or violations of human rights had to g go bef

this -- left prize out the farc leader. in accordsdated signed this summer. it would allow them to hold political office and grant amnesty to rebel leaders at avoid jail in return for clumping -- confessing to their crimes. the nobel committee said it hopes the price would encourage both sides to continue the peace process. a desire echoed by president santos. victims,rizes were the to ensure there are no more victims. not one more day. we must search for reconciliation and unity to finish this process. so we can begin to construct a stable and lasting peace. reporter: this and on twitter the only prize the group aspired to was peace with social justice for colombia. the formerpoke to candidate who was held captive c for six years. here's what she told me about the decision to award the prize to president santos and farc. >> it would have been just. it is difficult to say that because they were my captors and i suffered for six years and a half in their hands. i have to say that because they have done such a tremendous shift from an organization that was adam

it calls for farc's 7,000 fighters to turn in their weapons and lets farc form a political party to try to win power at the ballot box. the u.s. has long considered farc a terrorist group, for funding operations through the illegal drug trade and kidnappings. the syrian army says they are offering safe passage out of the besieged city of aleppo to any rebels who lay down their arms and agree to evacuate the city. no word yet on whether any rebel groups have accepted. simultaneously, syrian government soldiers, backed by russian warplanes continued their offensive today in eastern, rebel-held aleppo. the united nations says some 275,000 people are trapped there with food and water in short supply. the u.n. also says at least 320 civilians in aleppo have been killed over the last ten days. secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov discussed the situation today, as british foreign minister boris johnson said the airstrikes against hospitals in aleppo are war crimes, that make peace talks impossible. in ethiopia, a massive religious festival turned deadly toda

colombia vaya a las urnas en un histÓrico plebiscito, los acuerdos de paz entre el gobierno y las farcometen a votaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: ilia tiene el dÍa libre. activistas manifestantes obtuvieron respuesta a las exigencias, en el vÍdeo se observa cÓmo dan muerte a un afroamericano desarmado. se dieron a conocer el dÍa de hoy. la familia de la vÍctima hablÓ a travÉs de su abogado. comenzamos con el reporte de juan carlos. juan carlos: los dos vÍdeos fueron tomados del mismo Ángulo, prÁcticamente. uno que no tiene audio, otro que permite escuchar lo que sucede, fue grabado con un telÉfono celular, por un trabajador del mismo restaurante. se muestra al hombre yendo hacÍa atrÁs cuando es confrontado por un policÍa. la hermana grita que no le disparen, el agente contesta con malas palabras, que se calle y que se aleje. se oyen 4 disparos y la hermana que grita desesperada al ver a su hermano en el suelo, fulminado por los disparos. >> esta persona no estaba armada, los policÍas estÁn entrenados pa

. >> ( translated ): i think it is a farce that that man has won the prize, i think it is a farce. >>rter: the peace prize appeared to energize those who have backed the colombian president. >> ( translated ): this international support is going to apply pressure on all involved parties in the negotiation. we think this helps. they all have to understand that the world, too, wants peace in colombia. >> reporter: when santos himself sat down with the newshour in february, he acknowledged the difficulties ahead-- especially, reintegrating thousands of former fighters into society. >> kids that only know how to shoot. they were born in the guerrilla camps. and these have to be retrained and reeducated. and there's a process. it's cumbersome. it's difficult, but it's necessary. >> reporter: but then, the prospects of an accord were still bright, and the >> a peace agreement is never perfect. always, you have people from one side or the other criticizing it. >> reporter: now, both sides have to re-negotiate, even as a ceasefire with the farc formally expires at the end of this month. for t

critics demand tougher punishment for the farc. supporters say the president got the best deal he could. only colombians can bridge this divide. but their president is now a nobel laureate. "yes to peace," he cries. the prize sends a powerful message -- winning this piece matters to colombians and the world. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, donald trump threatened to get personal in this sunday's debate. how do women voters feel about that? we go to arkansas to find out. says it hasnes officially told the united states it is suspending joint military exercises. that would represent a major shift in relations between the two countries after the election of president duterte, who had choice words for president obama . jonathan head reports. jonathan: when u.s. forces arrived in the philippines this month for the start of what had become annual joint exercises, they appeared to be cementing a military relationship that goes back decades and is one of the closest the u.s. has with an

tom: the e.l.n., like the farc rebels, have been at war with the government since 1964. now, they, too, say they're ready to down weapons. on inh side from here will take other actions and humanitarian missions to create a favorable environment for peace. tom: after the government warned takeno negotiations could place until the e.l.n. freed hostages, the guerrillas announced that process would begin before the kyoto talks take place. monday, they liberate their third hostage in two weeks. country'sews for the newest nobel peace laureate, president santos, after more than half of his countrymen earlier his farc deal this month. >> now that we are making advances with the e.l.n., we complete peace. the eyes of the world are watching us and expecting the best. colombians, those who voted yes, those who voted no, those who didn't vote, hope we will to overcome our difficulties and move forward. commander has said the e.l.n. can count on the hisort and solidarity of rebels, adding that he wished the latest push for peace every success. laura: classes have resumed at one of s

. >> ¿por quÉ estuviste seis aÑos en la farc?.speranza, esos ojos grandes que hoy tienen ilusiÓn antes tenÍan otro uso. >> aprendÍ a disparar, manejar un fusil, largas jornadas de caminar, caminar y caminar. >> tambiÉn eres francotiradora. >> sÍ. >> tiene 26 aÑos y dos hijos pequeÑos, para ella el acuerdo de paz es la Única opciÓn. >> ¿quÉ es mejor, la guerra o que se movilice?. >> este es ricardo y tambiÉn tiene 26 aÑos. ¿cÓmo entraste a la guerrilla?. >> bueno, entrÉ en la ciudad, bÁsicamente a trabajar con ellos, como hacer una red de apoyo de ellos acÁ, desde el colegio. >> para Él la lucha armada se justificoaba en un paÍs con una de las desigualdades econÓmicas mÁs claras del continente. >> vivÍa en condiciones de pobreza, en un barrio no muy bueno con desigualdad, muchos cÍrculos de violencia que practican terminan forman dolo a uno en ese ambiento y digamos que vi la guerrilla como una salida. >> ricardo aceptÓ hablar con telemundo y dar la cara si la historia no aparece en colombia, porque tiene miedo que lo rechazo en en

marÍa: muchos no salen de su sorpresa por rechazo de los colombianos al acuerdo de paz con las farc.o que no estÁ en contra del proceso de paz sino contra este pacto. vamos que ocurre en colombia el dÍa despuÉs del triunfo del no. >> a travÉs del ex vicepresidente y partidos de oposiciÓn en el plebiscito que saliÓ victorioso. anunciÓ desde muy temprano su compromiso frente a la continuidad del proceso de paz. >> el presidente santos y uribe, hablaron de un gran pacto de unidad nacional para llevar este proceso de paz a buen tÉrmino genera mucha responsabilidad. no acudieron>> al llamado que le hizo el propio juan manuel santos a todas las fuerzas del paÍs. poco despuÉs humberto de la calle puso su cargo a disposiciÓn del primer mandatario tras los malos acuerdos. huberto: asumo mi responsabilidad polÍtica. >> santos no ha hablado respecto, y aseguran que colombia no quedado bien con el mundo. >> el paÍs ha quedado muy mal. >> duros son los enfrentamientos de colombianos en redes sociales, que cambiaron en menos de 24 horas. >> cambio de eje. ahora se cree que la paz precisamente, que

and farc agreement, but also by u.n.resence and u.n. mandate to contribute to -- in the country. so i believe, sure, we are interesting time. no doubt, we are extending our transition to peace. no doubt there's an interesting, challenging, political process as part of all this. through democracy, with strong institutions, but in addition to that, the country continues to move forward. you know, when you see what happens to the markets, to the u.s. dollar, whap happen? didn't climb up. it went up 15 pesos, moves down 15, 20 pesos. and frankly speaking, nothing substantial has been altered in the colombian economy and markets. and by the way, for an interesting discussion, on how to strengthen our competitiveness and our economy through a tax reform that is now under discussion, and we're in a process of finding how to keep moving forward, to attract investors, to attract jobs, to keep moving to the future. that's the way i would describe it, not to underestimate the challenges. not to underestimate the debate, but to valu

lÍcito el presidente dijo que no lo importado absolutamente nada que le ha sido compartido con las farc del conflicto. no solamente la costa este de estados unidos estÁn sufren los embates de la naturaleza humana en corea del sur el tifÓn hace de las suyas, las fuertes olas de un mar embravecido que alcanza los 15 pies se llevan todo lo que encuentra a su paso. javier: infantes de marina estadounidenses tiÑeron color de rosa japÓn golpeada por la furia del tifÓn. carolina: hay reportes de aproximadamente seis pulgadas marcando asÍ la mayor nevada para esta Época en mÁs de 100 aÑos. comer algunas partes a lluvias, la tasa y nieve javier: conversando con amigos y personas este huracÁn que venÍa de la florida y que pasÓ por la florida es mi primer huracÁn. carolina: te gustÓ? javier: y aunque vean como estuve frente a frente a las olas. carolina: temas las imÁgenes inÉditas de javier. también tenemos coberturas para ustedes. javier: no nos cambie, tenemos coberturas para ustedes. javier: no nos cambie, seguimos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ el nuevo iphone corre por nuestra cuenta cuando te cambias a at&t y ti

rebels in order to pretrade the government as winning the war against the farc. president santos top military generals were accused of being implicated in the so-called false positive scandal. we will go to colombia for moroe on the nobel peace prize announcement later in the broadcast. the united nations special envoy for syria, staffan de mistura, is warning the entirety of eastern aleppo could be destroyed by christmas if the ongoing bombing campaign by russia and the syrian government is not stopped. in a speech in geneva, he called on russia and the syrian government to stop the airstrikes. >> the eyes of the world and the , are you really ready to continue this type of level of fighting using that type of weapons and effective destroy -- de facto destroy the aleppo, agent city 275,000 people for the sake of eliminating 1000 fighters -- go staffan de mistura also said he'd personally accompany al-nusra fighters out of the city if that would end russia and the syrian government's bombing campaign, which he warned could become "another srebrenica, another rwrw

his anger isn't for the farc it is for the fellow colombians that passed up a chance of lasting peace. "if i and other victims of violence can file the strength to forgive, these people behind their desks in the city should do the same. it happened to me, this is what war does. we, as a country, have to move on." like many in colombia and abroad, he was shocked when voters narrowly rejected a peace deal between the colombian government and farc guerrillas. the deal which was prematurely signed by both sides has to be renegotiated. president santos has set up a multiparty commission to do that. one adviser to the original talks says it is a dangerous moment for columbia. allow child soldiers. we cannot allow atrocities against civil populations. not prepared to live in such violence. we will have to see how to work on this and how to sign again a peace agreement. reporter: this country and its peace institutions were ravaged by 50 years of civil conflict, the war this deal was meant to end. there was no plan b for the government, but that is what is needed with thousands of colombians

cesar ---la mayora de colombianos rechaz en un plebiscito el gobierno con la guerrilla de las farc...a nueva "hode " sobre las negociaciones a partir del dilogo con los impulsores del ''no''... --- veamos un reporte de la agencia ap... take pkg ;01 ;12 ;43 1;03 pkg después de que el acuerdo de paz con las farc sufrieru dura derrota en el referendo del dom preguntaban qué ocurrá ahoren u país golpeado por la guerra. sot: "les toca dialogar o sea como presentarse entreos porque si no, hay sigue la misma el efecto de la votación aún estaba por asimilarse. en lugar de ganar por el margen anunciado las unque habían encuestas, los partidarios del estrecho margen.rillade las far tanto el presidente, juan manuel santos, como lolíderes de s farc dijeron el domingo que seguirán trabajando para intentar conseguir la paz. juan manuel saos,residentede co: sot: "no me rendiré, seguiré buscando la paz hastal últo minuto de mi mandato". no estaba claro cómo puede el presidente, que yes impopur, pueda salvar el acuerdo tras la timochenko, máximo comandante de las farc: sot: "con el resultado de hoy sa