es como un guante sin dedos. >>> se cumple un aÑo de la muerte de fidel castro.os de manera diferente. >> asÍ el joven resume lo que piensan muchos como Él en estados unidos. y otros en cuba sobre cÓmo ha sido un aÑo sin fidel castro. >> yo no veo ningÚn cambio o referencia o algo que haya mejorado o empleormpeorado. >> ni tampoco la constante preocupaciÓn del pueblo cubano. >> el salario de las personas no alcanza. >> todavÍa hay falta de algo necesitamos que los medicamentos. >> un aÑo despuÉs el embargo econÓmico de washington sigue en pie. n pie. >>> la relaciÓn entre ambos paÍses ha dado marcha atrÁs por supuestos ataques acÚsticos que sufrieron para en la habana, continÚa abierta pero suspendiÓ los trÁmites migratorios, cuba protestÓ. >> el ministerio de relaciones exteriores protesta energicamente y denuncia esta decisiÓn infundada e inaceptable. >> en enero se cumple otro aniversario de la revoluciÓn cubana. >> el paÍs ha cambiado todo para bien y se mantiene todo normal. >> precisamente dentro de la lÍnea del castrista su hermano raÚl se prepara para el

so this weekend, there will be public memorials for fidel castro. t most cubans are looking ahead to february of next year. that's when cuban president, raul castro, says he will step down as president and it's still an open question of whether the revolution for the castro brothers had so much to do with will endure without them. >> patrick oppmann, live for us. thank you. >>> american film maker, john alpert spent 45 years documenting the rise and fall of fidel castro with extraordinary access to the former cuban leader. his film, "cuba and the cameraman" is out on netflix today. here's a quick preview. >> in the early '70s, there was a revolution going on. so we took our cameras down to cuba. our equipment so heavy, we had to put it in a baby carriage. all of a sudden, we noticed fidel began watching us. because of his curiosity, we wouldn't up with our first interview. >> hello. >> good morning. >> fidel was 53 when we flew to new york together, and he always remembered me and was always excited to see me. what would you do if you were mayor of n

fidel castro's brother, raul, is already a self-proclaimed communist. guevara had participated in guatemala. but a few cubans, even in the middle class, believe fidel castro will ever turn communist. at first he promises free elections, acknowledges the traditions of the rights of citizen and establishment of the government. the elections never take place, and the government would become an instrument of coercion. the takeover is a success. ♪ >> berlin, 1951. reached the almost present. russians built this wall? to are people not allowed move from place to place. berlin, westeast germany was an assault on people who wanted to enjoy the finer things in life. wanted to get away. from east to west. prior to the construction of the east anyone wanting to see berlin, you could walk right over. the free passage of people between east and west berlin was the only gap in the iron curtain. is solid.t and the wall remains. it stands in berlin today. it stand and will stand wherever the road to communism leads. someday, according to its builders, it will surround

angeles angeles i'm tavis smiley it's been nearly a year since the death of long-time cuban leader, fidel castro tonight a conversation with producer and filmmaker, john alpert who had unprecedented access to fidel castro his new documentary "cuba and the cameraman" premiers on netflix later this month. we're glad you joined us a conversation with filmmaker and producer john alpert in just a moment. ♪ >> announcer: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ >>> john alpert was often the first reporter last reporter out while documents war around the global but perhaps his magnum opu is the documentary "cuba and the cameraman" which is 45 years in the making, featuring unprecedented access to the cuban leader, fidel castro. film premiers november 24th near a a year after castro's death. now a clip from "cuba and the cameraman." >> fidel, i broke the blockade, brought you the best beer in the united states. i'm bricking the blockade. there you go. very strong >> [ speaking foreign language ] [ laughter ] >> he wants us to solve the social and economic problems in

fidel castro's brother, raul, is already a self-proclaimed communist. guevara had participated in the unsuccessful revolution of guatemala. but a few cubans, even in the middle class, believe fidel castro will ever turn communist. at first, he promises free elections, acknowledges the traditions of the rights of citizens, and establishment of the government. but the elections never take place, and the government would become an instrument of coercion. the takeover is a success. ♪ berlin 1961. our road has almost reached the present. ♪ why have the russians built this wall? why are men denied the right guaranteed under international agreements to pass freely from zone to zone within berlin? the communist explanation is simplicity itself. according to them, west berlin was a base for intrigue and imperialist assault on east berlin and east germany, where a man had a chance to enjoy the finer things in life. ♪ but they were going the other way. east to west. so has every other casualty at the wall. no one can be sure of the real reason, but prior to the el

how do you describe your feelings for fidel castro? >> he's in... in a tippy top group of people, certainly in our lifetimes, who had an extraordinary impact on the world. they absolutely impacted every single cuban, whether people in their own personal cases feel it's for good or for bad. >> reporter: while castro worked to expand access to education and medical care in cuba, he was a dictator who denied his country political freedom, a free press, and jailed his political enemies. how do you think about or even reconcile some of the realities of the... of the revolution and some of the realities of the castro regimes? >> i'm not trying to reconcile anything. i'm basically trying to help the viewer understand what's been going on in cuba for the past 50 years. i'm not there to make excuses. i'm not there to misrepresent anything. i'm there to present to you what's been going on in front of my camera, what's happened in the lives of my people, and to allow you to... to make up your own conclusions. >> reporter: 45 years of footage captures the long,

i was in one of cuba's most prominent schools when i made a joke about president fidel castro. that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from school. my mom said the only choice is for us to leave cuba. i'm a business man. i've lived in miami for 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth to cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. i mean, cuba is a communist country in economic transition. fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses. there are people that are making money. there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> anthony: people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small business owners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> hugo: another cuban from cuba. and that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back, and through relatives, are buying proper

and we return to cuba for the first anniversary of the death of fidel castro and. we begin in egypt where prosecutors say gunmen who stormed a mosque in sinai were carrying and i saw a flag officially there is still no claim of responsibility but egypt's military has already begun target saying with bombing targets part of a pledge by president abdel fattah el-sisi that those behind the attack would not go unpunished more than three hundred people now known to have died in the attack in bed the worst in egypt's modern history hannah starr reports. egyptian military has released this footage which it says shows its warplanes hitting targets in the sinai it's part of its crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating attack these targets the minute she says are believed to be housing or storing ammunition linked to those who attacked the mosque has president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to use brutal force and an iron fist against those responsible for what he called a heinous act of terrorism he also declared three days of national mourning this is

in old havana a decades old photograph of fidel castro framed by plastic flowers is put on display. at the hotel that's you know where castro met with countless heads of state and international stars the staff paid homage to the deceased leader of the revolution with music and poetry. son alexis castro was the guest of honor he told al-jazeera his father is resting in peace because. he was always certain of the continuity of the work and the ideals of the revolution he dedicated much of his efforts in life to just that i think he would be satisfied. a year ago the world took note of the passing of the last cold war warrior the revolutionary who created a communist state on the doorsteps of the united states in cuba a ten day mourning period paralyze the country on the anniversary of his death academics and communist party officials have been holding symposiums as part of the state push to keep castro's example alive as the country faces new hostilities from washington last drop of a get it were possible for years and it's trump that wants to return to the past for there was always lo

there is, it's noteworthy that there are many and have long been many biographies of fidel castro butot one good one of raul castro. but moreover, it is analytically important still today, given that he will remain in the head of the cuban communist party, after the transition, it remains pertinent to think about it. so first point is the contrast. if one takes a long time span of raul castro's life, he first appears in the public arena, when troops under his command, rebel troops under his command kidnap a whole bunch of your -- u.s. citizens. and subsequently available archival information made it clear that at the time his brother fidel castro thought that raul was an extremist and nearly crazy. and so there was a real difference of opinion between the two brothers. and jump forward to the mid-1960's, it is his ministry that is responsible for, and it is him as minister who most resists ending the program known as the -- [speaking spanish] military units that were in effect, forced labor camps where a variety of people were sent, most notably thousands of those accused to be homose

cubans have marked the first anniversary of the death of their former revolutionary leader fidel castroof havana, in the grounds of the college, where fidel castro was taught as a law student. the event was led by cuba's vice president. sailors from the royal navy have been performing the famous changing the guard ceremony outside buckingham palace in london for the first time in its three—hundred—and—fifty year history. —— 350 year history. the ceremony involves one set of guards, the old guard, handing over the responsibility of protecting buckingham palace and st james's palace to another set of guards, the new guard. the manoeuvres are usually carried out by a regiment from the army, as our correspondent jane—frances kelly explains. people from all around the world, witnessed this historic event, the royal navy, for the first time, undertook the ceremonial duties, normally undertaken by one of five footguards regiments, that form part of the army's household division. lieutenant commander steve elliott is believed to be the first captain of the queen ‘s guard for the royal navy sinc

students gathered in the ground of the college where fidel castro was taught us a lot students.locking to buckingham palace every year to watch the spectacle. the duty usually falls to the army's household division — famous for their red coats and bearskin hats, but today, for the very first time, sailors from the royal navy will lead the ceremony. tim muffet has been watching the final preparations. 86 sailors from 45 royal navy ships and establishments. final rehearsals at wellington barracks for a moment of military history. it's a massive day. the royal navy's never conducted this duty before. the ministry of defence described 2017 as "the year of the navy", prompted in part by the arrival of its new aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, hence an invitation to officially guard the monarch for the very first time. we've been trained by the guards who have been fantastic. and we have overcome challenges of translating their orders into royal navy or "jackspeak" as we would say. we have individuals who havejust come back from the gulf. we have people who will deploy injanuary

in cuba hundreds of students in havana to the late leader fidel castro on the one year anniversary of his death the rally organized by the young communist league was one of many in the capital and elsewhere also on sunday there will be municipal elections that's the only chance cubans can vote parliament will select a replacement next year for president raul castro you have state with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's a.j.c. next stay with us. for you.

in old havana a decades old photograph of fidel castro framed by plastic flowers is put on display. at the hotel where castro met with countless heads of state and international stars the staff paid homage to the deceased leader of the revolution with music and poetry. son alexis castro was the guest of honor he told al jazeera his father is resting in peace because. he was always certain of the continuity of the work and the ideals of the revolution he dedicated much of his efforts in life to just that i think he would be satisfied. a year ago the world took note of the passing of the last cold war warrior the revolutionary who created a communist state on the doorsteps of the united states in cuba a ten day mourning period paralyze the country on the anniversary of his death academics and communist party officials have been holding symposiums as part of a state push to keep castro's example alive as the country faces new hostilities from washington i might drop of it you know where possible for years and it's trump that wants to return to the past for though was always looking to

in cuba hundreds of students in havana paying tribute to the late leader fidel castro on the one year anniversary of his death the rally organized by the young communist league was one of many in the capital and elsewhere also on sunday they'll be municipal elections that's the only chance cubans can vote on it will select a replacement next year for president raul castro you're up to date with headlines on al-jazeera inside stories next. on counting the cost crocodile economics what emerson will and god will have to do to transform zimbabwe's finances a modern day slave trade in libya and how china's internet giant ten cent over took facebook. counting the cost at this time on a dizzying. and unprecedented attack on a mosque in egypt's sinai region has killed more than three hundred people including twenty seven children why has the sinai peninsula become a security nightmare for the government and does there need to be a new approach to.

sadness because he was our president but nothing more but cuba is inevitably moving towards change fidel castro is gone and in just three months his brother and successor will be stepping down which leads to the obvious question of what will become of the cuban revolution once there's no castro at the helm the answer in part depends on just how well the cuban state can keep the del castro's bigger than life persona a life you see in human i'll just see how vanna. so ahead on the program in sport france celebrate take in the davis cup final. and i. think it's over the year. defying my disability on al-jazeera well at this time. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. al-jazeera has correspondents living the stories they tell. about. fluid in world news. now far as into how. lauren thank you so much japan's or our reds are the asian football champions for the second time they beat saudi arabia to one on our get in the champions league final on saturday the sides have played out to a one one draw in the first like in riyadh last week and with no goals in the first half it looked lik

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one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and the decided to play god. and suddenly if you didn't cast just said she could write magic shit if we could put on the brits office cubans of our in this magnificent get a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished space at this time on al-jazeera. that. site is it'll be a right everything. it's . like. a selfie fail to. see if you like kids i am taking historic steps to lift the restrictions on american energy without regulation profit dictates policy on health . and the environment it was a surprise to get action. on that side. of. the protection is going to take a decade of war. from the line down is the cost of the trump toxic war but this time on al jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i was that's what his job. cheering crowds gather outside zanu p.f. headquarters to welcome back.

hundreds of students in havana are being on the streets marking a year since the death of fidel castro the rally organized by the young communist league was one of many in the capital and elsewhere in the tree parliament will select a replacement next year for the current president roh fidel's brother has announced that he is stepping down. as a latin america editor lucien. in old havana a decades old photograph of fidel castro framed by plastic flowers is put on display. at the hotel where castro met with countless heads of state and international stars the staff paid homage to the deceased leader of the revolution with music and poetry. son alexis castro was the guest of honor he told al-jazeera his father is resting in peace because. he was always certain of the continuity of the work and the ideals of the revolution he dedicated much of his efforts in life to just that i think he would be satisfied. a year ago the world took note of the passing of the last cold war warrior the revolutionary who created a communist state on the doorsteps of the united states in cuba a ten day mourni

increasing number of cuban youngsters have gravitated toward soccer instead even former president fidel castro san antonio is involved in the drive to make sure this very american sport stays king in cuba. it's been a year since fiddle left those but he lives on and every child baseball is part of that today lives on in every innovative idea in the world of small lives on in the end. iraq's indeed every news coming to you live from berlin will have another update for you at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget to check out our web site that address is dot com and the whole team here in berlin thanks for spending part of your friday with us and take care. of. this is this one i think it's really important to give a bit of time and love back to the fans who make so much effort.

cubans have been marking the first anniversary of the death of their former leader fidel castro paid homage to the communist revolutionary with an evening of music and political speeches that's ahead of elections that will end with a change of government in february of next year. and a volcano on the indonesian island of bali has had a series of eruptions mount agung sending ash and steam six kilometers into the sky disrupting international flights to the tourist destination indonesia has raised its alert level alert level for aviation to read that is the highest possible warning. now aid agencies are concerned about the safety of range of muslims who are facing repatriation from bangladesh to their native me and ma the two countries signed a pact on thursday agreeing to begin returning the refugees within the next two months they also agreed to take help from the un refugee agency to enhance the safety of that repatriation program many ranges however say they don't want to return. fatima the two and does what she can to keep her flimsy shed clean life is hard as a refugee and the me

offshore camps and cubans have been marking the first anniversary of the death of their leader fidel castro they paid homage to the communist revolutionary with an evening of music and political speeches that's ahead of elections that will end with a change of government in february next year a volcano on the indonesian island of bali has had a series of eruptions mount a good ending ash and steam six kilometers into the sky disrupting international flights to the tourist destination indonesia has raised its alert level for aviation to read that is the highest possible warning. now here in germany chancellor angela merkel will be meeting leading members of conservatives later today for further talks on resolving the political stalemate after september's inconclusive federal election buckel has rejected calls for a fresh election and welcomed the prospect of talks on another so-called grand coalition with the center left social democrats yesterday had ruled out continuing that partnership but they're now reconsidering that starts the coalition talks between the conservatives the liberal free

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increasing number of cuban youngsters have gravitated toward soccer instead even former president fidel castro san antonio is involved in the drive to make sure this very american sport stays king in cuba. it's been a year since fiddle left those but he lives on and every child baseball is part of that fidel lives on in every innovative idea in the world of small lives on in the energy of every cuban involved in this project from a simple rules simple fun it's high fives all round for bicycles handy alternatives . a reminder now of our top story at this hour a new chapter has begun in zimbabwe with the inauguration of president emerson gaga he took the oath of office amid jubilant scene that the national sports stadium in the capital harare. it's only a month to go until christmas and it's time to go shopping it is black friday in the u.s. helena has that story coming up on business in just one minute.

and beginning with fidel castro does last public act of defiance, he publicly criticized his brotherr how the obama invitation was handled. and' it led to a time which had not ended by the time of the u.s. presidential election, and has continued since at that time. that has constrained what might have been further consequences of opening of use cuban relations in terms of cubans politics and freedom of expression, the kinds of concerns vice president diaz-canel articulated in that set of remarks in the video. there is a cuban election coming up, not just a presidential succession that has been scheduled. cuban elections have not received a vast amount of attention from the international press because the national assembly elections, as i suspect all of you know, it is an ideal electoral law if you're a politician. the number of seats is equal to the number of candidates and so you will win. the interesting feature, less well known about the cuban electoral law, is that it has nevertheless, retained free voter.for the i'm not counting at positions. these people who shop to vote. one

on a new parliament and we'll have a live report on cuba as first election since the death of fidel castro also ahead digital media it's supposed to be the future of news and information but are giants like facebook and. google's squeezing out small startups their failure to attract big advertising dollars is causing some operations to fold and others to scale down the organizations will examine what this means for the future of new. year with the news grid we're live on air we're streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thanks for joining us it all happened over the space of three weeks what started as a two thousand strong protest in islamabad has escalated into a national crisis with deaths on the streets and the government calling on the help of the army to restore order so the tension was sparked by what the government says is a clerical error but protesters say it's blasphemy mariana honda explains. i am dead answered a call to shut down pakistan issued by cleric and political party leader who stands in opposition to the government for three weeks pro

about the attack when "news4 today" on your saturday >>> today mark as year since the death of fidel castro. the scene in cuba in the days following the revolutionary leader's passing. we were there bringing you coverage as mourners lined the streets during his funeral and memorial. castro was out of public view for a decade because of poor health. revered by some for bringing social reforms to cuba. also criticized for oppressing human rights and free speech. this week a vigil to mark one year since his death. >>> egypt experienced what is its deadliest attack in history. this morning we learned that number of those killed has gone to more than 300. they were at a mosque yesterday. isis is suspected but not yet claiming responsibility. the attack started with an next to the mosque. then a gunman fired at worshippers as they tried to run from the scene. the attacker set up ambush locations where they opened fire on ambulances as those crews were trying to transport people that got hit. >> islamic militants have been conducting attacks against security outposts, but an attack against a mosqu

beginning with fidel castro's last of the u.s.esidential election and that has continued that has time, constrained what might have been consequences of an opening of u.s.-cuban relations cuban domestic politics and freedom of expression, the kinds of the vice president federal ed in that remarks in the video. is a cuban election coming up, not just a succession that has been scheduled, cuban elections received a vast amount of attention from the because onal press national assembly elections, as isuspect all of you know, it an ideal electoral law if you're a politician, the number of feats is equal to the number of will win. and so you the interesting feature, less cuban electoral law, it has nevertheless rights for the voter. 'm not counting abstentions, people who show up to vote. one, you can vote blank. is, you can annul your ballot. vote e third is you can selectively, for reasons that i've never understood, the cuban decided to cluster candidates, so in any district, between two and five people to the national assembly. can

students gathered yesterday at the university of havana in the grounds of the college where fidel castro president. the changing of the guard, a british institution with millions of tourists flocking to buckingham palace all the time to watch the spectacle. the duty would usually falls to the army's household division, famous for their redcoats and bearskin hats. but for the first time, today sailors from the royal navy are leading the ceremony. tim muffett was watching. 86 sailors from a5 royal navy ships and establishments. final rehearsals at wellington barracks for a moment of military history. it isa military history. it is a massive deal, the royal navy has never conducted this duty before. the ministry of defence described 2017 as the year of the navy, prompted in part by the arrival of its new aircraft carrier hms queen elizabeth, hence an invitation to officially guard the moniker the very first time. we have been trained by the coldstrea m we have been trained by the coldstream guards, who have been fantastic. we have overcome challenges of translating their orders into royal n

it's never been easy for americans to travel to cuba since fidel castro to power in 1959.he country was only accessible through two companies. now, americans are banned from using a range of hotels and restaurants and businesses, a total of 180 companies that have been blacklisted. washington wants to prevent certain cuban companies from cashing in on the tourism boom. a lot of u.s. visitors say the new restrictions are wrong. >> i think we have to open up the united states to cuba. >> this guys acumen and he's in a guide -- this guy is a cuban and he is an excellent guy and he has really helped us understand what is going on in this country. that is important, especially to americans. >> cubans are also critical. >> everyone has family here, or in the u.s.. it makes no sense to complicate the normal things of the world, like this. last year, over half a million americans visited cuba, not least because of the warming of relations between the two countries. this comes after several decades when it was a most impossible for american citizens to travel to the communist-led c

while we've seen again if you analyze the air of fidel castro. and then the era of of raul castro you've seen a gradual change i mean all of these private businesses that have been committed over the last couple of years are based upon changes that were made by raul castro and we're confident that these changes are going to not only continue but increase to allow more private businesses to operate more licenses issued and it's going to be a billion dollar business it's already seven hundred fifty million dollars per year so you know depending on the type of volume that business is looking at as far as we're concerned that's a very interesting market indeed and especially considering that there is they don't have any method right now to charge credit cards or charge for anything at distance and anybody who is visiting cuba would like to pay those those things in advance of course. ok steve marshall c.e.o. of cuba ventures corp thanks so much for your time thank you very much. it's been well over a year since the u.k. voted to leave the e.u. but th

saturday is the first anniversary of the death of fidel castro. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the weekthis week. before we leave you, we want to note the death of the famed gossip columnist liz smith. she was 94. for more than 40 years, she covered new york's rich and glamorous. unlike many of her counterparts she did it by writing in a chit-chatty style. she also became friends with many of the bold-faced names who appeared in her complms here is liz smith at the table. >> you know, gossip is just stories, no matter how we dress it up, it's the story who did, said, did what to whom, where the bodies are buried, where they might be buried, all that kind of stuff. and i think that that's just endemic to human nature. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: captioning sponsored by rose communications ca >> rose: welcome to the program, tonight we tbin with part 2 of our look at 50 years of "60 minutes" with jeff fager, the executive producer of "60 minutes." >> there is that drive in our broadcast to, you know, to do something important. and to really be better than las

it is working class attendance has improved the volunteers also act as security guards one day fidel castro a rival to the country club and they decide to play god. and certainly if you can castro said to show you right now gee shape if we could. harm members of students of ours in this magnificent a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished space at this time on al-jazeera. to magog to. reside in what we think. is both vision is the president is in. a different era in zimbabwe the ruling party tells robert mugabe the past go. you're watching out of their arms the whole robin also coming up in the next thirty minutes palestinian leaders threatening to suspend ties with the u.s. over its plan to close the p.l.o. office in washington d.c. . and find out why people highty are already calling for the new president to quit . also cautious optimism signals have been detected from a missing submarine in argentina. welcome to the program we started southern africa was a bar boys ruling party has gone. robert mugabe an ultimatum he must r

it's never been easy for americans to travel to cuba since fidel castro led the communists to power there in one nine hundred fifty nine. the caribbean island was accessible only via specialized to a company's kind of supervised tourism. but the new u.s. sanctions make it even more difficult for american tourists in cuba now they're banned from using a whole range of hotels restaurants and businesses a total of one hundred eighty companies have been blacklisted. washington wants to prevent certain cuban companies from cashing in on the tourist boom. a lot of u.s. visitors say the new restrictions are wrong. i'm concerned most of what i've seen so far in cuba i think we have never seen you have a person this guy you're supposed to if you've been the musician actually guy he's really helped us understand you know what's going on this country and that's that's i think going to be done more open to specially to americans cubans like to god ricardo stores are also critical moment you know probably everyone who's family here in the u.s. . it makes no sense to complicate the normal things of the

increasing number of cuban youngsters have gravitated toward soccer instead even former president fidel castro's san antonio is involved in the drive to make sure this very american sport stays king in cuba they don't want to tell you it's been a year since fiddle left those but he lives on and every child baseball is part of that today lives on in every innovative idea in the world of sport lives on in the energy of every cuban involved in this project the familiar street baseball's rules are very simple it's fine against five brothers the nine against nine and you play just five innings. simple rules simple fun it's high fives all round for baseballs handy alternatives. are for let you go on to remind you of our main headlines this hour. of state television says at least two hundred thirty five people are dead in an attack on a mosque in the country's sinai peninsula scores more are wounded witnesses say militants detonated a bomb and then opened fire on worshippers as they tried to flee there so far been no claim of responsibility. symbolic way has begun a new chapter with the swearing in of

humans have much the first anniversary of the death of fidel castro. —— cubans.r to president raul castro. his brother, said castro, died last year at the age of 90. leave non— behind is the theme for this year's un campaign to end violence against women. —— leave no—one behind is the theme for this year's un campaign to end violence against women. thousands have been taking to the streets around the world to mark the international day. france have vowed to introduce new measures protecting women, while in italy hundreds were invited to the lower house of parliament to speak out. virginia langeberg has more. united and unsilenced. more than 2,000 women on the streets of istanbul in a show of solidarity. this demonstration was initially barred by turkish police. the women openly denouncing the government's gender policies, saying they will remain on the streets for as long as they can. around the world, anti—violence campaigners were making their voices heard. with marches on the streets of paris... in lisbon, to remember the a70 women who've died as a result of d

one day fidel castro arrive into the country club and they decide to play god. and so if you didn't castro said to shake you right shane if we could. bring some cubans of ours in this magnificent state a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished space at this time on al-jazeera. survivors of europe's worst massacre since world war have been celebrating a verdict by the international criminal court judges in the hague have sentence former commander. to life in prison for his role in the mud as of eight thousand muslim men and boys in the town of in one thousand nine hundred in a moment we'll hear from david his report from srebrenica. it was at the hague the chamber finds rocks coma at each guilty as a member of first joint criminal enterprises of the following counts count to genocide the verdict came a lot of his victims have waited decades for but the seventy three year old former bosnian serb general wasn't in the court to hear it he'd been a gent it boman surly at this outburst the midst of a lot