if you're going to play a farc role, then you'd better know something about the farc. >> it is a chessame. a game of cat and mouse. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> you're always walking the wire of he's believing me. [ speaking foreign language ]. but is he really? is he going to continue to do business with me? or is he going to take me out back and shoot me? we just got to take it one game at a time. next question. odell. odell. can you repeat everything you just said? my livestream won't load. (blows whistle). technical foul. wrong sport. wrong network. see you need unlimited on verizon it's america's largest most reliable 4g lte network. it won't let you down in places like this. even in the strike zone. (laughs). it's the red zone. pretty sure it is the strike zone. here use mine. alright. see you on the court champ. heads up! when it really, really matters you need the best network and the best unlimited. plans now start at $40 per line for four lines. need a hair smoother. get super fruit moroccan argan oil with fructis sleek & shine. hair is super sleek, for up to 3 days. no

and pope francis delivers a message to columbia, unite around the historic peace deal with farc rebels and heal your country. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight, the atlantic's most powerful hurricane ever recorded is moving with deadly force through the caribbean, decimating entire islands in its wake. now it is moving northwest toward the united states. at least 10 people have been killed. and in the u.s. state of florida, tens of thousands of people are evacuating. irma is expected to make landfall this weekend, but there was no escape for isolated communities on islands like st. maarten and barbuda. correspondent: the fiercest storm on record has brought near total devastation on barbuda. almost every home on this tiny island has been damaged or destroyed. >> we just did a flyover and i have to tell you my heart sunk. this has been one of the worst days of my life. so i know how you must feel. the entire country has been decimated. i've never seen anything like this before. correspondent: it is a similar picture in neighboring st. maarten, with no elec

when virginia was six, her mother went to fight with the farc.s given up ever seeing her again, but not her dad, who disappeared 13 years later. in among the tombs are unnamed graves, victims of the conflict. but even this would bring closure to virginia. she's optimistic about a peace process, she might find out what happened to her father. "i would love to come here with a flower," she says. "to have a plaque with his name on, a place i could spend time. "i want him to be alive more than anything, but this at least "would be something." virginia's one of hundreds of victims meeting the pope. there's a lot of expectation that he can help heal the wounds here. the latin american pontiff is well loved on his home turf. the crowds excited about welcoming a pope to colombia for the first time in more than 30 years. the pope decided to come to villavicencio because it's seen as the epicentre of the violence the country's suffered for more than five decades. the younger generation doesn't know any different. people here want to rebuild and move forwar

the whole thing was a farce.s soon as you know there's no grand jury and you can't have testimony, you can't compel, you can get records, you can't take computers for searching or do any of that stuff, it's a farce. the whole thing was a farce from the beginning. fbi agents don't like to be part of farces. >> sean: jay sekulow, let me ask from your standpoint. i think this is so important especially in light of the special counsel, which was james comey's goal after he leaked his memos to "the new york times" which may in and of itself have been illegal. and other issues he is involved. 33,000 the lead and subpoenaed acid washed. bleached. destruction of information on blackberries and iphones. why do i think i would be calling you if i did any one of these things because i would be in jail for distracting obstrue and violating the law? >> james comey had a predetermined outcome about how this was going. he said the information that the two senators said very clearly, the information they were already writing up.

pope francis appeals to colombians to show forgiveness following the peace agreement with farc rebels. and venus williams bows out of the us open in dramatic style. and i'm rachel horne with the business. weathering the financial storm. harvey could overtake katrina as america's costliest hurricane, but will irma prove even more expensive? we look at the spiralling cost of extreme weather and who pays. plus, contingency plans. the boss of virgin atlantic tells us how they're helping customers in the caribbean and aiding the recovery effort. hello. hurricane irma, one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the atlantic, is barreling across the eastern caribbean with devastating force. at least ten people have died and hundreds of buildings have been flattened or flooded. deaths have been reported in the us and british virgin islands, and the island of anguilla. the islands of barbuda and st martin were the first to feel the full force of the winds and storm surge followed by puerto rico. haiti and the turks and caicos islands are the latest places to be hit by the storm. cuba and flo

there will be some people watching that will know all about the farc rebels, but not this group.s about them? yes, eln was formed at about the same time as the farc, strongly inspired by the cuban revolution and they are strongly marxist. another element that differentiates them from farc is that eln has very close sympathies to the catholic church, because catholic priests were members of the group some time ago. that is the difference between the two groups. what was it hoping to achieve, and can we say it has achieved any of its goals? well, the eln has achieved territorial control in some parts of the country. i have a map behind me of the country. this area on the pacific post has been in control of eln for quite some time. the area behind my head, the border with venezuela, has also been in their control. it is not full control, they are constantly fighting with state forces, but they are very strong in the area and they profit, or used to profit, until this truce, from kidnapping, extortion and other means. so means they say they don't use, but the government accuses them

to set aside any desire for revenge as they come to terms with a peace deal signed last year with farc rebels. he was speaking to huge crowds in bogota on the first full day of his visit to the country. now it's time for world business report. weathering the financial storm. harvey could overtake katrina as america's costliest hurricane, but will irma prove even more expensive? we look at the spiralling cost of extreme weather and who pays? plus, contingency plans. the boss of virgin atlantic tells us how they're helping customers in the caribbean and aiding the recovery effort. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. also coming up: china's trade surplus with the us jumps in august. we'll have the details for you. but first... as you've been hearing, it's one of the strongest storms ever recorded and aside from the human cost of the disaster, experts warn it could also be one of the most expensive. much depends on what happens when it reaches densely populated miami but estimates range from $70 to $190 billion. the financial cost of this year's hurricane season is already

it's a total and complete farce. russian conclusion is a farce. >> rose: i didn't say conclusion.sians try to influence the election? >> maybe something they did -- >> rose: maybe something they did? it's not what the cia believes, not what the fbi believes. >> have you scene the intelligence report? >> rose: i have seen the intelligence reports. >> i would never devolve claid information on this show but let me tell you, i think it is far from conconcludessive that the russians had any impact on this election. >> rose: that's not the question. did they try influence the american election, that's what the investigation is about. >> you have to wait until the investigation is finished, all of you out there that are hanging your head on that there is going to be a big revelation you are going to be sorely dispoitd. we have the senate and house intelligence committee why don't we wait until they finish report? they are going to get it out to the public in time. i happen to think that today, today, mitch mcconnell and paul ryan ought to wrap up their work and say we want to see your w

this country is in fomenting a peace deal between the government and farc rebels.the pontiff urged them to forgo vengeance. >> he arrived in the main square in bogotÁ on thursday. colombia is divided over the 2016 peace agreement that ended the decades long war between the government and farc. hopes that the country's reconciliation lay in part with the country's youth. >> [translating] it's remarkable to see how you don't allow yourselves to be weighed down by old narratives. you help us by leaving behind the things that once offenders us -- offended us. you make us see the world that lies ahead. >> earlier on thursday, the pope met colombian president juan manuel santos. the nobel peace prize last year for his part in the peace deal, santos hops to -- hopes to count on the pope's popularity to overcome lingering divisions. >> [translating] we hope that your visit will -- reporter: thursday was the first full day of the pontiff's five-day visit to the mainly catholic country. he will visit two other cities before leaving for rome on sunday night. >> it's time now

the leader of farc, now a political party, has asked the pope for forgiveness. in a letter published on social media he begged forgiveness for the pain that farc had caused but said the struggle had been motivated by concerns for the nation's poorest. but the past leaves colombians deeply divided. yes, we must forgive, because if i don't, i can't erase the pain in my heart. i won't ever be happy. how can i say i will forgive them when i am still suffering from what happened? when we still see bloodshed in our territory because these people are operating at the margin of the law. during the mass the pope beatified two priests killed in the war, two of the 220,000 victims who didn't survive to see peace return to colombia. >> bangladesh is struggling to cope with the number of refugees arriving. estimates indicate 270,000 muslims have entered bangladesh in the past two weeks. they are fleeing a deadly violence in western myanmar. and the crisis has sparked a heated conversation on social media. nobel peace prize winner archbishop desmond tutu has posted an open le

then just like it's a farce now that's the obvious narrative they were trying to create they showed tons of clips that make reagan look really awkward which is now how i remember looking back then in the eighty's that all so c.n.n. the editing just reeks and an attempt to make reagan look stupid as a way to make trump look stupid now since there's all these comparisons but the clip they included that really brought that comparison home was the one about fake news the clips of reagan and. talking in one thousand nine hundred five they're talking about russia of course because the cold war all the rage back then too and in the clip reagan actually says about the washington post that there are pro gorbachev and that they're not on our side in other words they found a clip where the president is attacking the media just like trump is attacking the media and now the parallel is too obvious to be a coincidence and proves that the reagan show was nothing but yet another way for c.n.n. to attack the current president and to once again make this show all about their favorite topic which is t

francis arrives in colombia, calling the visit a plea for lasting peace following last year's deal with farcels. hello, i'm sally bond quid big business stories. mario draghi's dilemma. the euro poses a new problem for the european central bank as it debates went to wind down its massive stimulus programme. plus, high aspirations. we meet the pharmaceuticals chief pushing cannabis as the answer to america's opioid addiction crisis. hello, and welcome to bbc news. hurricane irma threatened much, and it's delivering on that threat. one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record has pummeled a number of caribbean islands, notably the leeward islands, with extremely heavy rain accompanied by winds of up to 320km/h. that's 200 miles an hour. the prime minister of antigua and barbuda has told the bbc 90% of buildings on barbuda have been demolished. he said the island, home to about 1,800 people, is now just rubble. a 2—year—old child is believed to have died and 6 people are reported dead on saint martin and the neighbouring territory of st ba rts. the eye of the hurricane has passed over the

farce after farce after farce. politics is different than the budget proposal. congress in its last action on the pell grant increased pell grant to the individual, expanded when the pell grant can be used, and expanded who would be eligible. i don't see the congress of the united states so cynical that they don't continue to want to invest in people like you, the next generation. there is a number of us out there fighting for that. we all need to find a way to maintain access and make sure there are no financial barriers to access and we work hard to do that. fore need help advocating money that is given back to states to you can have these great public university systems. that is being cut left and right. we try to keep our in-state tuition, we are the second lowest in the entire state or public schools. and we give our community college partners large scholarships, but they are essentially discounts. we are trying to do everything we can but we have to start reinvesting and public education. we need you all to help. so, get elected. we need good people in off

and the last part of the farce keeps going and there's never the ending.ee the part of the fall if the farce actually happens. i appreciate you all coming. many thanks. that is all in for this evening. we'll be back at the desk 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. be there. happy to have you with us. in terms of scandal and potential criminal liability even, the real existential crisis is the russia crisis. the management handling of that crisis and the white house has been an unusual spectacle to report on. the frenetic pace of the turnover of white house senior staff, the colorful and profane cast of characters who the president has brought in, various lawyers on the issue. it's been weird and astonishing to watch in terms of the way this white house has handled this scandal and its fallout

adriana:cuÁl fue el rol del papa francisco en todo este proceso con las farc?ana: es un paÍs, lamentablemente, polarizado. quÉ decirles? juan manuel: que aprovechen esta visita. es una oportunidad de oro para que hagamos a un lado esas diferencias y esos sentimientos negativos. el odio, la envidia, los celos... y trabajemos juntos, porque nos conviene a todos. las sociedades que se ponen objetivos comunes, son las que progresan. adriana: la visita del papa francisco es la tercera a lo largo de estos aÑos y la gente espera que en medio de la enorme polarizaciÓn que vive el paÍs, el papa pueda ayudar a calmar los Ánimos de los colombianos. aranza: mÁs adelante le contamos la y nos despedimos esta noche >> nos despedimos esta noche con la peculiar celebraciÓn que realizÓ un conductor en china. tras cerrar un trato de negocios, decidiÓ subirse al techo de su auto y dejarlo en marcha. la maniobra fue tan arriesgada que se cruzÓ una intersección detrÁs otro vehÍculo lo rebasaban. el equilibrista alcoholizado logrÓ recorrer casi media milla hasta que fue arrestado por

welcome to sports day, the headlines, who knew what and when, the farc questions about why they appointedark sanson to run the england women's team in the first place —— the fa are asked questions about why they appointed mark sanson. st helens but their place in the super league play—offs —— book. welcome to the programme. it has been claimed the fa was warned about employing the england women's manager mark sampson before he actually got thejob, manager mark sampson before he actually got the job, he was sacked on wednesday after evidence emerged of inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with female players in a previous role. the women in football group says questions over his suitability were raised in his recruitment process. the fa has faced heavy criticism of its handling of the case. it is a crisis that has forced the departure of the england manager, and for the fa it doesn't end there, mark sampson's sacking of unacceptable behaviour while in charge of bristol academy has turned up the heat on the fa who have been accused of a lack of leadership. this episode reflects badly on

it's filled with farce after farce after farce. what's interesting though is politics is different than -- politics is different than the budget proposal. congress in its last action on the pell grant actually increased pell grants to the individual, expanded when a pell grant could be used and expanded the number of people who would be eligible for a pell grant. i don't see the congress of the united states yet so cynical that they don't continue to want to invest in people exactly like you, the next generation with pell grants. there's a number of us out there fighting for that. all of us nide to find a way to maintain access. we need to make sure there are no financial barriers to access. we work hard to do that. >> yeah, i would add, look, we need help advocating for money that is given back to the state so you can have these great public university systems. that being cut left and right, we try to keep our in-state tew ishz in maryland, we're the second lowest in the entire state for the public schools. and we give our communi

adriana:cuÁl fue el rol del papa francisco en todo este proceso con las farc?s, lamentablemente, polarizado. quÉ decirles? juan manuel: que aprovechen esta visita. es una oportunidad de oro para que hagamos a un lado esas diferencias y esos sentimientos negativos. el odio, la envidia, los celos... y trabajemos juntos, porque nos conviene a todos. las sociedades que se ponen objetivos comunes, son las que progresan. adriana: la visita del papa francisco es la tercera a lo largo de estos aÑos y la gente espera que en medio de la enorme polarizaciÓn que vive el paÍs, el papa pueda ayudar a calmar los Ánimos de los colombianos. aranza: mÁs adelante le contamos la contamos la ¡elotes! contamos la ¡4 por favor! tome. $5 cada uno. pero ahí dice 2. ¡ahí dice 2! Ésa es la tarifa básica. hay que sumar el cargo de acceso de elote, el cargo por receta familiar y el impuesto por sombra de sombrilla. con t-mobile los impuestos y cargos ya están incluidos. obtén 4 líneas por $40 cada una.. ...y para el regreso a clases, smartphones nuevos por 0 dólares de pago inicial. y nos

and the last part of the farce keeps going and there's never the ending. we'll see the part of the fall if the farce actually happens. i appreciate you all coming. many thanks. that is all in for this evening. we'll be back at the desk 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. be there. happy to have you with us. in terms of scandal and potential criminal liability even, the real existential crisis is the russia crisis. the management handling of that crisis and the white house has been an unusual spectacle to report on. the frenetic pace of the turnover of white house senior staff, the colorful and profane cast of characters who the president has brought in, various lawyers on the issue. it's been weird and astonishing to watch in terms of the way this white house has handled this scandal and its fallout already. but when it comes to the more important question, the bottom line question, when it comes to how the country is going to determine the way this scandal will end, how the congressional committee wills conduct and conclude their investigations, how congres

that there may have been -- look, i was there -- it's a total and complete farce. russian collusion is a farce. >> former white house chief strategist sep refusing to concede that russia interfered with the 2016 election in our country. he sat down, as you saw, with charlie rose of "60 minutes" for his first on camera interview since leaving the administration. president trump has likewise declined to acknowledge that russia meddled in the election. that's despite intelligence showing the kremlin tried to influence the outcome. since leaving the trump administration, bannon has vowed to go to war for the president. he's using his position at "breitbart news" to further that end. but he hasn't refrained from taking his former boss to task over a few things, one of the more notable moments from the "60 minutes" interview has to do with the fired former fbi director james comey. >> someone said to me that you described the firing of james comey, you're a student of history, as the biggest mistake in political history. >> that would be probably be too bombastic even fo

busca promover la reconciliaciÓn y el reciente acuerdo de paz entre el gobierno y la guerrilla de las farcde todo el mundo acompaÑarÁn en este viaje nÚmero 20 a su santidad francisco. nosotros estamos en la cabina del fondo. adelante viene el papa y su comitiva. todo el mundo paga boleto, precio en clase econÓmica. este es el escudo de francisco. 5000 es clase econÓmica. todos estÁn tratando de tener un Ángulo diferente. todos estamos literalmente dentro del mismo aviÓn. estamos listos, unos con mucha preocupaciÓn por irma, los otros listos para arribar. seguimos informando, vuelvo con carolina y javier. javier: muchas gracias. me estaban mostrando una fotografÍa de maría antonieta. carolina: este momento tan especial en el que recibe la bendiciÓn del papa francisco a bordo del aviÓn papal. aquÍ tenemos esta fotografía. un momento muy especial para ella que siempre ha estado cubriendo estos temas. ella desde que el papa francisco estÁ encargado del vaticano ha tomado ya 20 viajes al extranjero y 5 viajes amÉrica latina. javier: seguimos de cerca todo lo relacionado con el huracÁn irma, y c

it is a total and complete farce. russian collusion is a farce.ie: did the russians try to influence the election? steve: maybe something they did have you seen the intelligence reports? charlie: have you? steve: i have. charlie: are you saying they do not suggest the russians try to influence? steve: i would never divulge classified information on this show. it is far from conclusive the russians had any impact on this election. charlie: that is not the question. did they try to influence the american election? that is what the investigation is about. steve: we will have to wait until the investigation is finished. all of you out there hanging your hat on it, some big revelation, you will be sorely disappointed. senate and house intelligence committee, wait until they finish their report. they will get it to the public in time. today,n to think that mitch mcconnell and paul ryan ought to tell those committees, you wrap up your work and i want to see it in 90 days. does the president find it so hard to criticize russia? steve: this is what stuns m

russian collusion is a farce. >> howard? >> what the white house has decided and i still put steve bannon in a way in that orbit. they don't think that special counsel mueller is going to be able to prove actual collusion between russia and donald trump. they're focusing on the obstruction part of the task that he's been given. was there obstruction of justice? as has been said, in a way the lead witness for the obstruction case if there is one is probably james comey. so political as well as legally, they're going to go after comey in every way they can. on another level politically, this is a wasted effort by the white house. comey is out of the way. what they did was they basically got rid of somebody they would have been able to politicize and attack in the way that donald trump likes to attack people, which is personally, attack them personally, morality and character, et cetera. got rid of comey, instead of potential pinata, uparmored battle tank coming after him in mueller who doesn't play politics, stays under the ra

even when the script call farce little nudity. you're cheeky in the film. >>'m i cheeky period.ways flashed his wife. there's a lot of mooning going on. >> reporter: tom's a renegade pilot who occasionally drops trou in "american made." and it seems when tom poses with fa little handsy. people are always asking you for photographs. and, the husbands take photos of you with their wives. a lot of the wives grab your bottom while you're being photographed. >> it does happen. yes. it does happen. occasionally. >> is this legal? >> reporter: sarah wright olsen is tom's on-screen wife. she's married to "ncis los angeles" star eric christian olsen, who just so happens to be a tom cruise superfan. i was on the phone with my husband when i got to atlanta for the audition. my phone was ringing. i was like, oh, i don't know in number. he was like, take it, it's probably tom. >> reporter: well, it was. >> i called my husband back. you were right! it was him! i don't know what i said. i kind of blacked out. >> i think blacking out would be most people's reaction if tom calls. what would you

farce as far as my kiguel is concernei asked if he wanted to deliver any messages mep said if you need place to stay, come stay with he. let me know that you're okay in any way possible. >>> we're tracking with hurricane maria is going next. you're looking at radar of this massive storm. jeff, looks like the east coast isn't going to see maria make direct landfall. it can still have an impact. >> hurricane maria has reemerged on puerto rico after raking over that region as we saw in the video. no power. we're looking at certainly them continuing to uncover more deaths from the storm system. 110 miles per hour wands at the center the eye of hurricane so it has started to weaken a bit p hurricane force winds in the dominican republic. east of the bahamas by friday at 2:00 a.m. what about the united states? it moves super close here as we head throughout sunday and monday. one to three inches of rainfall. winds 30 to 60 miles an hour. we're tracking our bay area weather. that's at 5:20 tonight. >> thank you, jeff. >>> the two men and a woman in in video were spotted near folsom and 11th s

it a total complete farce.an collusion is a farce. >> steve bannon refusing to concede russia interfered with the 2016 election on our country. he sat down as you saw with charlie rose of "06 -- "06 -- "60 minutes." president trump like wise refused. since reeve lealeaving the trum administration, ban none vowed to go to war but hasn't refra refrained from taking his former boss to task. one of the more notable moments has to do with the fired former fbi director james comey. >> someone said you described the firing of james comey. the history as the biggest mistake in political history. >> that would probably be too bombastic for me but maybe modern political history. >> the white house is standing by the president's decision to fire james comey and levelled a serious accusation at the former fbi direct tore fror from the b room podium. >> we've been clear what our position is and certainly, i think that has been shown in the days that followed since the firing. we learned further justification including false

russian collusion is a farce. >> rose: okay, i didn't say collusion. influence the election? >> bannon: if you consider maybe something they did that at the d.n.c.-- who-- who-- >> rose: maybe something they did-- >> bannon: --maybe someone that did-- >> rose: that's not what the c.i.a. believes. that's not what the f.b.i. believes-- >> bannon: maybe-- maybe what they-- have you seen-- have you seen the intelligence reports? >> rose: no. >> bannon: okay, fine. so you don't know-- >> rose: have you seen intelligence reports-- >> bannon: i have seen the intelligence reports-- >> rose: and are you sg not suggest that the russians tried to influence the election? >> bannon: i don't-- i would never devolve classified information on this show. but let me tell you, i think it's far from conclusive that the russians had any impact on this election. >> rose: well, that's not the question. did they try to influence the american election? that's what the investigation is about. >> bannon: we'll have to wait till the investigation is finished. >> rose: why does th

endless fields of soya where once a huge farce used to stand. trucks loaded with farm goods thunder along the highway. pastor lands for cattle are being extended all the time. a few small holders live on the edge of the protected rain forest area like edison and his wife and he say we explained how the agro mafia are destroying more and more of the area around their farm but they've known that for a long time they've been told to leave and received threats even death threats. but the situation is terrible that we live under constant threat that someone could come and take our life. that's hard to cope with the end. anderson leads into the forest that's been his home and his workplace since childhood he lives off the forest he's a rubber tapper so he strives to protect it these trees provide the rubber he sells to make a living so to him and they're almost sacred. just a little further into the forest it's clear other people have been here recently the eco criminals have left their mark. they work systematically the pair explains first they creat

what point does america possibly longest war turn out to be the farce that it is. been told byve politicians is not the truth at all and we realize that. host: ian is calling in from new york. caller: i just wanted to ended, darpa,as and they were both unconstitutional. there are a lot of dreamers who dream of work and america, and they are americans. they were born here. this is just got to stop, because we are either a nation of laws or we are not -- host: all right, ian, that is going to have to be the last word today. that is all for today's "washington journal." back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. until then, have a good friday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> >> when you think about a one-day festival, the national book festival, and you have over 100 authors, from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors there all day from over 100,000 people come in and celebrat

plastic government the government reached a peace deal with a much larger rebel group the farc. was humming of this new deal is significant because it comes at the start of a week in which perfect francis. to defend the country. for more we can speak now to from sony forces seymour a bruno who is in bogota. thanks for joining us simone just. how significant is this latest ceasefire deal? it is very significant because. yelled and as well as far as they started to oppose this spate in that nineteen sixty four. and this is the first time that. the colombian government. the rebels at the other end signed a ceasefire still using historical era agreement and he's also possibly public turned to back cheek al-assad's. and that dr a less break my d. e. c. story come moment and possibly arrest keen to barrack we and two armed. find agreement with the government and to you news pirate they are on a date like initial arab points to that one too chief during the. negotiations given forc karen nature of the week in the visitor you're about to have their in colombia. a do people in colombia n

the former farc rebel leader who was also the pope for forgiveness. in an open letter to the pontiff he writes. your repeated expressions about god's infinite mercy move me to plead for forgiveness for any tears or pain that we have because the people of colombia. the foxy mobilized in june after signing a peace agreement with the government late last year. is in my novel insults tourism from city for a storm of historic destructive potential the words of president trump's describe her into my. that he stole system heading through the carribean towards. states. but short of activation wasn't an issue. russia for. at eight point one magnitude earthquake on the most powerful quakes mexico has ever seen strikes up the south coast claimed the lives of at least a dozen people. we involuntarily secu show in the u. s. says that quarter million people from diverse range of muslim community. effective on the dash during the course of the past two weeks. stein offers a little business news stories i'm joined by anka hula high i guess. let's also with a major br

earlier, pope francis urged colombians to reject vengeance following the country's 50—year war with the farco dream big for the country's future. it's the first visit to colombia by a pope in more than three decades. china says it will support further measures by the un against north korea following pyongyang's nuclear test on sunday. but it's unclear whether beijing will go as far as to block oil shipments to the country, which is what the us is demanding. it comes as us officials are quoted saying president trump may have to settle for deterring, not disarming north korea and that there's a grave danger kim jong—un could miscalculate his next moves. i'm joined now from washington by lieutenant colonel daniel l davis, a military expert and senior fellow at the defence priorities think tank. thank you very much forjoining us, lieutenant colonel. in terms of deterrence, one of the system is the us has put in place has been the terminal high altitude defence system, or the thaad, terminal high altitude defence system, orthe thaad, south terminal high altitude defence system, or the thaad, sout

urged colombians to set aside vengeance as they come to terms with a peace deal signed last year with farcking to huge crowds in bogota on the first full day of his visit to the country, the first by a pope in over three decades. a son of the philippine president has denied involvement in a multi—million dollar drug smuggling operation. paolo duterte told a senate hearing the allegations against him were baseless, although he refused to answer questions. his father, president rodrigo duterte, launched a violent campaign against drug crime last year and has promised to resign if any family members are involved in the trade. china has expressed shock after an indian army chief said his country should be prepared for all—out war with both china and pakistan. the comments come just days after the end of a ten—week standoff with the chinese army in the himalayas. the chinese foreign ministry says a healthy and stable relationship is in the interests of both countries. this week we've been reporting from bangladesh, where more than 160,000 rohingya muslims have fled the violence in the mainly bu