before a fifteen hundred police officers regain control of the facility east of the capital of guatemala city. last year b.b. the pakistani christian woman who spent eight years on death row for blasphemy has left the country a lawyer says bibi has arrived in canada to be reunited with her daughter just as her baby was sentenced to death in twenty ten after being accused of insulting the prophet muhammad in a dispute with muslim colleagues last year she won an appeal against her conviction which largely protests throughout the country and death threats from religious extremists and mother of five had been living in safe houses since a sentence was a top. joined now by wilson choudhry who chairs the british pakistani christian association and has been in close contact with us you have babies welcome to t.w. how was she. well as a baby is elated her family at the final at this opportunity now to leave pakistan where they've been terrified of the they have been under threat of that ninety five percent of the country probably want them dead and for them it's been a real pisser especially it's bee

so villages outside of guatemala city basically abandoned.he area the residents the original residents have actually fled with traffickers, human traffickers, drug cartels to the united states. they have been promising them that they would get entry. and using our own broken system to get in. a lot of children have been missing. some of the children are being rented. they are being used over and over again. to get people into the country. so, it's a really -- it's a really horrible situation. if we could go to sound bite. there is a gentleman that talks about it. his name is bran. he basically discusses how dangerous this situation actually is. >> big problem, more money and more problems. people say give me money. if you don't give me money you stay here for -- i don't know. >> what happens if you don't get the money? what do they do to you? >> you die if you don't give the money. brian: that's what dealing with here. you say it's like $1,000 to come to america. they don't have the men. so they give a little bit down and then what happens on

called the blotches stand liberation army claimed responsibility for the attack in the port city of guatemala so if africa's presidents are all run a post has urged unity in moments after his party the african national congress was declared the winner following wednesday's general election the a.n.c. has won with more than 57 percent of the votes but with historically a low voter turnout i thought lute each and every one of you and i thank you for making it possible for this election to be resoundingly expression of the will of the people of south africa we can declare with certainty that democracy has emerged victorious in our country our people have given all of the leaders of this country a fair mandate to bird a better south africa for all who the rebels in yemen have started redeploying forces from 3 ports surrounded by saudi and amorality forces the pullout is expected to continue for several days under un supervision millions of yemenis depend on supplies of food fuel and humanitarian assistance from the ports of her data salif and. an ongoing situation in venezuela today where opposit

guatemala behind me. the city of. you see the boats passing now.nobstructed by any federal immigration officials or federal police. it's not a port of entry. there is no record of the crossings but yet it happens 24/7, 365 days. there is a bridge and a port of entry just to my left but few take it when it's so easy to go this way and you are working your way north towards the united states. it cost about $2 to make this passage, which we apparently are going to make just like all the other boats successful without having any immigration folks try and stop us. now for context, last october when that first caravan came across, that bridge where they clash and ran over the caravan of 7,000 which is a few hundred yards up river from me. now the deal is mexican officials once migrants are here they are cracking down. one cuban woman outside this shelter had this to say. >> the police, immigration, seem to be cracking down on the migrants here. >> yeah. going to the [inaudible] cubans put inside here for months and months and months and going to private

prison riot in guatemala prisoners took over the jail for about eight hours before some fifteen hundred police officers regained control at the facility east of the capital water mommas city. and polls have opened in south africa's presidential and parliamentary elections as voters give their verdict on the performance of president's. and his ruling a.n.c. party have been watching their approval ratings nosedive as he struggles to make good on promises to fight corruption and get the economy back on track although the a.n.c. is expected to win this election as it has every time since the country emerged from white minority rule twenty five years ago analysts are predicting that it's margin of victory will fall sharply. now a reduced margin of victory could make it even more difficult for president robert poser to restore his party's reputation and implement the economic and political reforms that he has promised. so many south africans ciro run a pose and body to a new chapter and leader who enjoyed support and trust right across the class and color divides. when he replaced his disgraced predecessor jacob zuma first as leader of the a.n.c. and then as president he promis

also from el salvador and to a certain extent from guatemala ok we'll have to leave it there but thanks very much for bringing us the view from mexico city now the u.s. government says the 1st lease is for oil exploration in an alaskan wildlife refuge will be sold this year the bluefin sea coasts had been off limits to oil and gas drilling until the trumpet ministration pushed approval through congress and 2017 environmental groups and worried about the impact on caribou polar bears and other wildlife in the area. $21.00 people or so missing after the 2 boats carrying south korean to risk capsized and sank in the gehring capital budapest of the 7 tourists are confirmed dead and search operations continue under schapelle has. a final voyage of a sightseeing cruise and the moments before disaster c.c.t.v. footage shows 2 boats colliding on the danube river the smaller vessel just ahead was carrying more than 30 south korean tourists every telekinetic now total we can see on the footage that the small boat the men made as silent north as the biggest ship the viking when they reached the margaret bridge the mermaid turns in front of the viki

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prison drive in guatemala prisons took over the jail for about eight hours before some fifteen hundred police officers regained control of the facility east of the capital amman a city. now to pakistan and the christian woman who spend years on death row on a blasphemy charge she's left the country according to her lawyer she's now arrived in canada where to offer daughters of forced to have been already granted asylum but fasi abebe it marks the start of a new life in safety far from the islamist hardliners in pakistan who wanted her dead but she's one of the most talked about women in pakistan. pictured here shortly after her conviction in two thousand and ten the christian mother of five sentenced to death for alleged remarks about islam during an argument with fellow farm workers who refused to share their glass of water with a non muslim. she was acquitted in october twenty eight hundred and went into hiding not on death row but still in constant fear for her life and this is why hard line islamists calling for her to be hanged. the supreme court's decision triggered days of nationwide protests. who are who in every corner of the country the sons of islam have

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costa rica el salvador guatemala honduras and we'll see more and more of the same much of mexico is quite hot in some parts of mexico sea temperatures around the 40 mopper mexico city is 29 and then the tried to the east is giving frequent sometimes heavy showers in haiti jamaica bits of cuba that start to carry on i think for the next couple of days and equally in florida you'll see is a green streak which extends from the gulf of mexico it's no longer raining in texas his car is gone further east now has been quite stormy as it went through the eastern states but it is on its way out. it wasn't sponsored by qatar and. the lol. al-jazeera. fully back to go this is a news hour live my porges in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes china hits back at the u.s. beijing says it will raise tires on american goods the latest escalation in their trade disputes. for him is not war the u.s. secretary of state plays down talk of war with iran as washington sends more military power to the middle east mosques and muslim businesses attacked in sri lanka the government.

city is having to pick up the slack. unfortunately, steph, last night we learned about the death of a 2-year-old child from guatemala after being apprehended by cdp. i spoked to the counsel here. he tells me the child was at the hospital for over a month and is now the fourth child from that country who has died after crossing the border and after having been apprehended by cdp. this underscores the continuing human toll of this administration's actions on immigration. >> humanitarian crisis indeed, a 2-year-old. >>> now let's go to peter alexander at the white house. you're reporting about what specifically sparked the trump administration to escalate warnings in iran. peter, what is going on? there's so many mixed messages right now. >> "the new york times" is reporting the intelligence that raised this threat level came in the form of photographs of missiles on small boats in the persian gulf. they were put on board by iranian paramilitary forces, "the times" cites three u.s. officials for that reporting. the report said the missiles were fully assembled which sparked fears the iran guard would fire naval ships. you re

city in el salvador. we came of the barr. he came here to make an impression on law enforcement still has her back in places like el salvador in countries like guatemaland honduras when it comes to fighting street gangs and criminal gangs like ms 13, we came here and also to understand where bill barr was, and his current investigation a general prosecutor is on the case to find out what happened during the campaign in 2016, bill barr characters that the following way. >> again, what i will say i been trying to get answers to the questions and i found that a lot of the answers have been inadequate and i also found that some of the explanations have not hung together. innocence are more questions today than i did when i first started. >> what some of what things don't hang together? >> some of the explanations of what occurs. >> why does it matter? >> well, because i think people have to find out what the government was doing during that period if we are worried about foreign influence with the very same reason we should be worried about whether government officials abuse their power and put the thumb on the scale. and i'm not saying that happen, but i

guatemala salvador and to some extent from nicaragua given the political crisis happening there which are extreme poverty high levels of violence and rampant political instability for help. i have in mexico city thank you. when you were head of the news hour and clearing a decades on how the victims of a mass killing during the bosnian war are finally being identified and a new memorial in new york to honor those who responded during the $911.00 attacks and in support of other higher ranks tumbles out at the french open all will have that coming up. protests in sudan's capital khartoum are defying warnings from the military to stop their sit in outside the military headquarters this is the scene as people took part in friday prayers during the protest on thursday a senior army official said the sit in had become a hub for criminals and was creating a danger for the state and al-jazeera has denounced the sudanese government's decision to close its bureau in khartoum saying this the network's east.

of us, from two cities, two countries, two cultures greater and more powerful than the sum of our parts. amy is not from el paso. through 15 years ago having taught a year in guatemala, visiting family, we got set up on a blind date, inder, so we had to see each other. i took her to the kentucky club where they say they invented the margarita. we had a margarita at this historic bar that has been there for 100 years, walked down to the customs house where for the first time a president of the united states and the republic of mexico ever met. that customs house. they both spoke english and spanish. from there we walked over to the mission of guadalupe that has been there for 330 years, stood the test of time and in front of that cathedral and that mission a, we werettle placit able to take in the sights and the sounds and the smells and the life of this binational community that had made me who i am and to which i was inviting amy into. it worked because within a year we were married. a year while living that we had our first child. we had our first child. i am excited to raise them in this city that happens to be one of the safest in the united states of america an

all those who died were prisoners at the detention facility about seventeen kilometers east of guatemala city prisoners had control of the jail for roughly eight hours before some one thousand five hundred police officers could regain control. the british government has admitted it is the glee pound to hold elections for the european parliament in just over two weeks the finance minister said the obligation was quote challenging given that the u.k. is due to leave the block the prime minister continues to hold cross party talks but london now says time is too short to secure a deal before the elections. there's news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes about twenty seven million south africans are gearing up for you elections in some hours but many of the country's youth did not register to vote so why are they boycotting it. proved that was the time. as there was a little thoughtfulness called live. outside use that i won't get anything that anyone even gives us jokes. also we meet a woman in the northeast of nigeria open for the. insurgency she dreams of stopping the business to pro

all those who died were prisoners at the detention facility about seventeen kilometers east of guatemala city prisoners had control of the jail for roughly eight hours before some one thousand five hundred police officers could regain control. the british government has admitted it is the glee pound to hold elections for the european parliament in just over two weeks the finance minister said the obligation was quote challenging given that the u.k. is due to leave the block the prime minister continues to hold cross party talks but london now says time is too short to secure a deal before the elections. how do strongman leaders been and twist democracy to fit their will you could look to russia but it's whaler and then there is turkey president air to one's political party lost control of its stamboul in municipal elections back in march it was such a shock to air to one that next month it stamboul will repeat it's election tonight i'll ask the ones a k party what's the plan next time to make sure the will of the people follows the plan of the president i'm bringing off in berlin this is the