every single day planes filled with deportees arrive at the airport in guatemala city those people are among the fifty thousand. state says back home every year. greeted with. a free phone call home a bottle of water which. i don't have. any of the only work if the working in. and out people so it will only got there by me i mean i don't mean to you it is nothing the only failing of that you is that i've got this battle me or you noticed is that i have to fight is the good yet it looks like nothing to him and you know what they might. do. in the us a child can choose an army course in school. with retired officers as teachers we don't. recruit we'll sisters if the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers a chance to step up to an apollo so that comfortable with yourself. you can't go wrong with the military it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty i

every single day planes filled with deportees arrive at the airport in guatemala city. to fifty thousand. state says every year. greeted with. a free phone call home a bottle of water and a sandwich. i don't have. any of the. what are. people going to loan me guys from me i mean i mean the thing you want is nothing the only thing living on the side is not god but is that the meal in your eyes is that i had to buy it it was good yet it was like nothing you know what in my. capitalism requires capital which requires savings which requires a rate of interest that encourages people to say that rate of interest has to be commensurate with the global more than america's risk reward profile in issuing bonds if i am a wall street bond issue or and i issue too many bugs in the market can absorb i should watch the price where bonds go down i know i just can't issue bonds of goldman sachs every day billions and billions and that they never go down in price because the federal reserve is always going to print money to buy them that's not even remotely tied to capitalism in any stre

every single day planes filled with deportees arrives at the airport in guatemala city those people are among the fifty thousand. state says back home every year. greeted with. a free phone call home a bottle of water and a sandwich. i don't have. if the owner won't get the ok and if. he doesn't like oh no he got it from me i phone him it doesn't you want to just say he'll fail any other how you . got the backbone mails in your eyes is that i have to buy it's the yet again like nothing on a menu and i let him have. it's taken these children's hopes. now it's ready to take their future. the volcano here could erupt again at any time. most people have a strong choice. live in poverty. or showing they can. but some are following a different. moving on to leave. that point that hope for a better life. he sees. there are some nazis in the a.f.d. it's not the mass of the a fifty voters but you know that saying that our culture of atonement. all remembrance of nuns nazi crimes is wrong that's too much it's the attitude of some people in the. which by the way is no in the process of tearing its

every single day two airplanes filled with deportees arrive at the airport in guatemala city those people are among the fifty thousand guatemalans united states says back home every year. deported the arrivals are greeted with. a free phone call home a bottle of water in the center which. they got a little gentleman i know you were looking for what accounting. even if you wanted to improve your family's financial situation and i cannot make that unfortunately you did not succeed. but thanks to god you are now here. you are still alive and we love you in this country we have to fight you know we'll send you away here and welcome to guatemala. this is the parking lot of the american embassy in guatemala. you can buy does not switch your cold line in the us while you're waiting in line for an american fisa. you know that the moment you want to go to the u.s. . yes definitely but here it's a matter of luck whether you're going to visa. but you never know. it's like a lottery. exactly you never know whether you'll get a visa it's hard but i'd like to go if you say yes it was. there are three w

thirteen street gang angle gabrielle as matter keene was arrested for a gun attack on a hospital in guatemala city and seven people were killed m s thirteen began in los angeles in the one nine hundred eighty s. and the since spread through central america. film mogul harvey weinstein has been expelled from the body that's responsible for the also because the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says that more than two thirds of its board voted to reject him weinstein has been accused of rape and sexual harassment by more than two dozen women matheson reports girlfriend this could be one of the last times harvey weinstein will be seen in an oscars red carpet the academy as it's known which hands out the film industries highest award says it doesn't want him as a member anymore this is the first time i've seen them do something like this and it does set a precedent and i ask other questions about you know other members that have had scandals or different pains in their personal lives and things like roman polanski like mel gibson like bill cosby none of them ever never came up but it did wit

gang anchor gabriel rares merican was arrested in connection with a gun attack on a hospital in guatemala city in august that killed seven people m.s. thirteen began in los angeles in the one nine hundred eighty s. and then spread through central america and now operates internationally and has a reputation for using brutal violence. but as whalen's are also voting they're going to be voting on sunday to choose governors from each of the twenty three states the country has seen months of violent antigovernment protests sparked by deepening economic crisis and worsening poverty the opposition is expected to win most seats but many fear the vote won't be transparent or fair to raise a bow reports from caracas. opposition leaders in venezuela are crying foul they've just been told that more than two hundred voting stations for sunday's local elections have just been. their closing many voting centers around twelve percent of the people in this state have to go somewhere else and they were only just notified the center was open until last night the voting machines were here the military now is clo

thirteen street gang angle gabrielle as matter was arrested over a gun attack on a hospital in guatemala city in august seven people were killed in that attack and as thirteen began in los angeles in the 1980's and spread through central america women in the administered kashmir are being targeted for having long hair but nobody knows who's doing it or why the attacks of causing panic set a high that's report explains. the females in srinagar city are scared they've been protesting every day against a series of mysterious attacks targeting them since september at least two hundred women have reported having their hair cut off by most thank. you why do people asked me for water i was wearing a headscarf but one still managed to chop my hair off and another snatch my bangle then they threw me down on the ground. some was at home when her attacker knocked her out with a roll she came round in a hospital but it was only then she realised how braided hair had been sliced off you know. this is an attack on our honor this is how they have been terrorizing us this is the proof. many victims were left

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gang and gabriel rares american was arrested in connection with a gun attack on a hospital in guatemala city in august that killed seven people and mess thirteen began in los angeles in the one nine hundred eighty s. and spread through central america. officials in colombia fear a peace deal between the government and the former rebel group the fark is being threatened by drug trafficking in the cultivation of coca six farmers were killed by police last week in a protest against government efforts to eradicate the coca plant a base in radiant of the truck again allison around p.s.e. reports. anger and resentment of farmers in the village of a in a token front colombia's vice president. that if you don't stop forced eradication what will happen they'll be more dead farmers this time was it says those who have you know we demand infrastructure education health not band aid solutions we want concrete things we do not agree with force eradication the was tensions remain high here after entertainer kartik police allegedly killed six farmers a week ago in an anti eradication protest. this used to

angel gabriel appears modoc and was arrested in connection with a gun attack on a hospital in guatemala city in august seven people were killed in this thirteen began in los angeles in the eighty's and spread through central america winds of up to seventy kilometers an hour are helping fuel fire spreading wildfires in the u.s. state of california thousands of extra firefighters are now battling the blazes across northern california it's the worst outbreak of wildfires in the state's history thirty five people have died and more than one thousand eight thousand have been evacuated about six thousand homes have been destroyed since the fires began on sunday. this morning at three of my daughter was inside and she came out and she could see the flames coming over the side. so she told us to get out and get a trailer with the so we came here to see your point that here about the. prominent female faces in the world of business are being used to push gender equality the u.s. president's daughter among those taking part in the meeting of the world bank and international monetary fund reports from

guatemala. every criminal immigrant tickets released by a sanctuary city that re-offends has committed a crime that is preventable. i will say it again. are releasinges public safety threats back into the public. that does not make sense to me. even immigrant communities don't want criminals in their communities. if you are a child predator, do you feel the same way? they don't want these criminals back in their community. the irony of the sanctuary explain. let me i got a letter from 12-14 congressman about my reprehensible statements in response to the california sanctuary law. i said i have no choice but to arrest people in neighborhoods and at work sites. let me explain my statement, which i explained to them. i explained to the people who created the sanctuary policy before they made it a law, when i go to a jail, they are going to arrest a public safety threat. that is why they are in the jail. number one, they are in the country illegally. yet they commit another crime in's citizens of this country. this is a person in violation of federal law in a county jail come which they are probably no

guatemala, and -- >>> time is 4:24. using a cell phone in hawaii starting today could get you a ticket. a city ordinance is making it illegal for pedestrian to look at electronic devices as they're crossing the street. the city council member wrote that bill. it was signed by the mayor kirk caldwell in july. this includes cell phones, laptops, video games, text messaging devices, even a camera. first time violators could get a fine of 15 to $35. however, there's one exception to the law. pedestrians are allowed to use your electronic device if you're dialling 911. >>> time is 4:25. there's already stations for salad and prepared food, but now whole foods has a self service mac and cheese bar. a six-foot long one to be precise. a new whole foods opening in denver next month will be the first store to feature this new idea. it's the grocery chain's first attempt at an entire bar made up solely of macaroni and cheese products from regular noodles to pulled pork, barbecue and mac and cheese and even vegan mac and cheese. no word if whole foods plan to open mac and cheese bars at other locations. >

cities that lost are in the yucatan and the jungles of belize and honduras and guatemala, he never heard anything about those. the indians also it -- often gave him accurate directions and directions, but never mentioned these lost cities, but whether they were hiding them or did not know, i have no idea. columbus missed all that and all the wealth that went with those semi-lost civilizations. the first indians he met on theuras, he brought out bold and the silver and the andls and show them to them the language had changed and they were having to deal with signs and poor communication. he wanted to know where he could find these, but the indians did not know and they wanted to trade for the gold and silver and pearls and columbus said we want them. he went on. moving along the east side of central america. what he found is that the indians there, their medium of exchange was the cocoa bean. that was extremely viable to know. columbus found no value in that. in the first voyage she had encountered a weed that the tainos would roll up and put up their nose and inhale and blow out and he s

guatemala. every criminal alien that gets released by a sanctuary city that refoends has committed a crime that is preventable. i'll say it again. sanctuary cities are releasing public safety threats back into the public. that doesn't make sense to me. even the immigrant communities don't want criminals in their communities. if you're a child predator, if you've gotten duis? they don't want these criminals back in their communities. and the irony of these type of sanctuary policies that actually put more fear in the immigrant community. let me explain. i got a letter from like 12, 14 congress men about my rep re henceible statements in response to the california sanctuary law. what i said was i have no choice but to arrest people in neighborhoods and at work sites. let me explain my statement, which i explained to them a hundred times. i explained to the people that created the sanctuary policy before they actually made it a law when i go through jail, my officers go to a jail, they're going to arrest a public safety threat. that's why they're in jail. number one, they're in the country illegal

guatemala. in the place where it's been focused to the point where with the city getting three hundred sixty one millimeters that is twice the monthly average and surprisingly it's possible that in this area we'll see a development of tropical cyclons in the next day or so. that'll be worth watching . the weather sponsored by cattle and always. it is the inhabitants of a nation that give it its unique identity. each culture maintained and developed by the endeavor the its people in a six part series. those into two news years rich tapestry through the prism of six extraordinary individual. mind when is the coming soon on a. short films of the who and inspiration. stories of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects at this time. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories this hour kenya's presidential election rerun is being marred by protests and an opposition boycott one person is dead and the opposition stronghold of kisumu security forces are using live ammunition and tear gas to disperse the crowds the iraqi prime minister says his government won't

city can get behind and root for these teams it's amazing. >> look at the coach go. >> i have 19 years in usa before unity cup i know a lot of people from guatemala mexico but now i know people from everywhere. >> jorge entra! >> team honduras coach abner melgar wants to win, but the ultimate goal is much bigger than the game. >> the important thing is that team after the game is going to be our friend. >> the fact that philly comes together to celebrate people of all different backgrounds all over the world i think it's a great thing. >> in mexico soccer is the national pastime. >> it's one of the most popular sports all over the country it just brings people together. >> the chance to play for their national flag in philadelphia has given team mexico a way to celebrate their culture and experience the game they love through the eyes of other nations. >> it's nice to see how every different country lives soccer. >> i knew that it was going to be something special if you want to bring people together you do sports soccer's international it's growing in philadelphia there's a lot of soccer fans in the city. >> the unity cup championship match is n

sanctuary cities is endangering citizens in those communities and had they point toli several recent examples.to in late august, mary israel estrada marco, an undocumented immigrant from guatemalaedly turned himself in after he allegedly beat his girlfriend to death. now faces murder charges. he had been charged for beating the same woman all of two weeks earlier.ar i.c.e. gave federal agents 16 minutes notice before setting him free. then the case of a 19 year old undocumented immigrant from el salvador with multiple arrests. he broke into an unmarked police car in month good morning try maricopa and stole an ar15 and was arrested within days. i.c.e. filed a detainer but they reportedly let the man walk after he posted $2,000 bond. he was later arrested by i.c.e. agents again. >> tucker: amazing. it's amazing to see the details of this. normally we speak only in terms of broad slogans. thank you, james, for that. fascinating. you bet. >> tucker: the republican who was challenging bill deblasio in the mayor's race this year says in the past four years he has effectively put the city up for sale. she joins tonight. nicole, thanks a lot for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: can

guatemala and have been living in the country for about a year. a vigil last night also doubled as a fundraiser for the family. police say ramirez is the city's youngest homicide victim this year. no suspect information has been released. >>> prisoners at four area jails are staging a hunger strike and getting support. [ chanting ] >> these demonstrators marched in downtown oakland and supporter prisoners at alameda and santa clara county. included family members and friends of the inmates. they say the prisoners are facing inhumane conditions behind bars. along with often cruel solitary confinement. they say it's time for a change. >> on this date in history, seven generation from today will look back on us at this moment at this time and they will judge us on what we do and they will judge us on what we don't do. spend inmates and santa clara county staged a similar >>> a year ago. >>> oakland affordable housing advocates are voicing opposition to a developer. at city hall the oakland planning commission listen to critics and supporters of haber and jacobson contraction. the company has been criticized for allegedly ignoring request for rep

to mexico city later on the day meanwhile the on it is not looking too bad yeah there are some showers around but also some spells of sunshine but it is through parts of central america guatemala for instance where we will see some really heavy rain at times heading up into north america we've got this frontal system this is quite an active a fat cross more eastern areas out across the west we've got an area of high pressure sitting there getting rather have the quiet conditions so that rain working its way across the mid atlantic states through towards the eastern seaboard and cold air to get behind highs of ten in chicago. the weather sponsored by cats only place. you witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera.

guatemala. every criminal immigrant tickets -- gets released by a sanctuary city that reoffend has committed a crime that has been preventable. i will say it again. sanctuary cities are releasing public safety threats back into the public. that does not make sense to me. even immigrant communities don't want criminals in their communities. if you are a child predator, do you feel the same way? they don't want these criminals back in their community. the irony of the sanctuary policies, let me explain. i got a letter from 12-14 congressman about my reprehensible statements in response to the california sanctuary law. i said i have no choice but to arrest people in neighborhoods and at work sites. let me explain my statement, which i explained to them. i explained to the people who created the sanctuary policy before they made it a law, when i go to a jail, they are going to arrest a public safety threat. that is why they are in the jail. number one, they are in the country illegally. there already committed one crime against this country. yet they commit another crime against the citizens of this cou