ivÁn: a mÍ me preocupa su cabecera.so. presentador: ahÍ saliÓ velÁsquez. hugo una falta. ante los reclamos de diego rodrÍguez y cuando llegamos a los 48 minutos de tiempo corrido, amÉrica y cholo 0-0. -- cholos 0-0. comentarista: esto no se escuchaba. gibran: del Árbitro parÓ la jugada y samoa las asistencias. no hay oferta real en la mesa azul crema. por ahÍ representantes que empiezan a promover a los jugadores. son unos elementos del equipo. la directiva desconoce esta situaciÓn y en la mesa del amÉrica no hay ninguna propuesta por bruno valdÉs. presentador: quÉ golpe. ivÁn: creo que queda muy lastimado bruno valdÉs. lo vemos muy complicado. comentarista: si tÚ le pones una camisa otro color, estÁs pensando que le estÁ pegando al rival. la imagen aislada le saca contexto y existe el riesgo de que califique es de una forma incorrecta una infracciÓn. se reanudo del partido. aguilera y guido quedan algo tocados, pero ya estÁn de pie. querÍa filtrar y regreso muy bien. paul aguilar. una pelota que pierde en la salida de

ivan, you've arrived in the last few moments. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: i'm standing at the counter at japan airlines in the departure terminal. there is a mob of hundreds of demonstrators, journalists, and i think one individual that some suspect of being an undercover police officer. they tried to get paramedics in to get this person out. somebody who looked barely conscious. it's just chaos basically of trying to get somebody out. it's a very chaotic scene. there is not one leader of this predominantly youth protest movement that has paralyzed one of the world's busiest airports. once a symbol of hong kong's efficiency and now completely out of control. it looks like the demonstrators almost fighting amongst themselves about what to do and i see them kicking somebody on the floor of the airport. it's very, very ugly, john. very, very ugly. >> ivan, to your point about maybe disagreements or lack of communication between and among the protesters, we're showing you live pictures now. i'm not sure if this is where

it tells a lot about ivan doig himself in my opinion. look at this and thank, if you owned this you might actually throw it out. but what it tells us is that ivan was incredibly frugal. he used everything, this is his bungee cord, by the way. he used everything until it fell apart essentially. cover --ve an already cover on a 1950's portable olivetti typewriter. is held together with duct tape, it has a correcting tape still in it. we have photos of him using typewriters like this if not this exact one when he is out of the road during his research. he made many research trips into montana from his home in seattle, as he was writing his books. for him, was incredibly important to get every thing right. he would go out and listen to people talking and observe things and come back to his room , or the winnebago he might have rented, and write out, type out what his notes were for the day. it tells us so much about his devotion for getting things right, his devotion for writing. and the feeling he had that words come from the hands. he writ

ivÁn macÍas nos cuenta quÉ fue lo que paso. ivÁn: Éstas son las imÁgenes de la tragedia. frecuentado principalmente por hombres donde baila mujeres semidesnudas. tras disparar indiscriminadamente los hombres lanzaron un explosivo de fabricaciÓn casera que hicieron que en cuestiÓn de segundos el lugar adhiera en llamas. >> sus compaÑeras ya me confirmaron. ivàn: cuentan los testigos que en un intento por salvar sus vidasla gente corrÍa despavorida intentando ocultarse de las balas y quedaron atrapadas entre las llamas, como la hija de amÉrica. >> porque las encerraron en el camerino, no las dejaron salir y cerraron la puerta del camerino, por eso fue que todas fallecieron allÍ. ivàn: ella tuvo la oportunidad de prepararle el platillo que mÁs le gustaba a su hija antes de morir. >> compre una bolsita de chicharrÓn y me dijo, mami, puedes hacerme una tortita, sÍ, te voy a ser tu tortilla con chicharrÓn nomÁs le dije. ivàn: despuÉs del tiroteo y al ataque con las bombas caseras los agresoreshabitaron las llamas de fuego rociando gasolina al bar al que cerraron ademÁs de sus p

iván fue a el paso, pero acá estamos con los peques".ubió sus hijos al auto y se fue a el paso. atascada en el tráfico de juárez con sus dos hijas, maría guadalupe se enteró de que un par de horas antes en el paso un joven pistolero cegado por el odio había entrado al walmart para matar, según él, a la mayor cantidad posible de mexicanos. ¿qué fue lo primero que pensaste cuando supiste que había 22 muertos en el walmart? guadalupe: pude haber muerto, me pudo haber tocado, porque en el tiempo que yo estimaba fue que ocurrió. [angie] para adriana, el puente entre las dos ciudades se hizo interminable. adriana: nos tocó la fila. hicimos como tres horas y media. angie: ¿qué pensabas en ese momento? adriana: nomás decís, "voy a llegar y esperar, y lo voy a encontrar y va a estar ahí, o quizás herido en algún hospital o algo". no quería pensar en otra cosa. [angie] esta escuela, no muy lejos del crimen, se convirtió en el centro de información para aquellos que buscaban a sus familiares, específicas de iván. cicatrices, tatuajes, cosas así. [a

ivan doig was one of the greats. he still puts his books and peoples hands every single day, and so we feature local authors write in front of the stronger we are always recommending them especially to all the visitors who come to month and from all over the world. that's one of the things people really come here knowing that there's a followed literary culture in montana and they want to read montana literature, and we're just lucky enough that not only are these authors people whose work we admire the people we admire, and we get to share our friends with all of them. we see our role in our literary community as being a way of both fostering new talents, supporting our established authors and really being a place where readers can have those connections and meet the people for changing the lives with their words. there's been an incredible resurgence of independent booksellers, of physical books, a people of all ages who read our, our reading demographic is getting younger and younger which is wonderful to see. e-b

ivan: it does. people say they are disappointed in the results, missed expectations, disney does not give guidance so i don't think the company missed. i think the analyst community missed. bob iger said this is a very complex quarter of merging everything together so it is really not fair to compare it to some of the expected results. and, the merger -- the acquisition of fox is designed to drive the future, of which i think it will. i think this weakness we are seeing in the aftermarket, which may follow through tomorrow, is a buying opportunity. shery: let's talk about the stock because we have seen an incredibly -- incredible rally this year but we have continued to see this pressure. how much further up can they go? ivan: i think there is significant upside. i think -- too conservative for their expectations for disney plus subscriptions. they are looking at 10,000 -- 10 million in the first year. i think they will have 10 million in the first month. i think they can eventually outnetflix netfl

ivan: yes, i do. growth rate of revenue, and there are a number of great changes they have undergone which could make the company a lot more profitable sooner. taylor: what are some of the other main drivers you see? ivan: sorry, you broke up. we don't have a good connection. taylor: what are some of the main drivers you have? you have a buy on the stock. what are the key positives you see about lyft? ivan: the biggest opportunity is the overall gaining of market share in the transportation market. there's about $1.2 billion per year in ground transportation. transportation as a service of what lyft provides will increase as a percentage of that total spend. also, lyft is addressing a tremendous opportunity in health care transportation services. for people who could not get to a doctor on their own, and in many cases, medical insurance or the doctor's office pays for you to get a ride from lyft to come from the doctor or the hospital for treatment. nonemergency treatment. taylor: i like that you brou

what is this one about >> the first book was "ivan ramen. super simple i made every recipe myself i use microwaves, i do simple stuff. >> jimmy: now you're talking in my language. >> and you can make -- [ light laughter ] you can make the real thing, please and if you want the book, preorder, because it's so much better for the overlords in the corporate world to see that people like it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's an honest man all right, what are we making tonight? >> so we're making my signature dish the ivan ramen shio ramen. >> jimmy: shio ramen >> which means salt in japanese >> jimmy: yep. >> and we're going to put some soup in here this is chicken and dashi, the fish aromatic fish broth from japan. >> jimmy: yep. >> and we're going to go ahead and put some noodles here into our water. >> jimmy: okay >> okay. >> jimmy: you're going to put noodles just in the strainer >> yes >> jimmy: this looks good. giant chop sticks. >> giant chop sticks >> jimmy: yep. comedy chop sticks >> comedy chop sticks. [ laughter ] but they actually really

tenemos todo lo Último con ivÁn macÍas. ivÁn: muchas gracias y buenos dÍas.ves. aquÍ tenemos la historia. es el momento en que peritos de la fiscalÍa de veracruzentran al lugar donde ocurriÓ el mayor ataque de la regiÓn perpetrado por grupos criminales. revisaron el interior y recabar muestras pero al pinar la dirigencia se detuvo. eso no le impidiÓ regresar al lugar donde buscaba desesperada a su hijo. ahora sabe dÓnde estÁ pero no cuándo saldrÁ de ahÍ. >> estÁ muy grave pero yo tengo la fe en dios de que lo va a cuidar. >> cuando ocurriÓ la tragedia lo llevaron a un hospital en taxi y lo trasladaron a otro donde estÁ delicado. hay otros que en el sÓlo esperan que les regresen los cuerpos de sus seres queridos. >> yo sabÍa que mi hija estaba fallecida. >> tambiÉn hay quienes no tienen ni siquiera esa posibilidad. >> hemos preguntado en hospitales. tambiÉn fuimos al lugar en donde estÁn los cuerpos. >> en el ataque murieron dos marinos filipinos y el barco zarpÓ del puerto sin ellos. >> ahora sÓlo esperamos entregÁrselo a celaya para repatriarlos. >> este es

que buscaban a sus familiares, drena. >> me hablaron a mi y para preguntarme cosas especÍficas de ivÁns estaba con nosotros. fue lo Último que le dije. >> luego recorriÓ las calles de el paso buscando a su marido. >> quizÁs tiro el celular y corrÍa. >> adriana regreso a la escuela enfrentar una noche llena de fantasmas. >> se te cruzan cosas. es inhabitable pensar. es inhabitable. que era uno de las 22 cuerpos que estaban. >> al otro dÍa. >> nos dijeron que lo habÍan encontrado. me duele el pecho muchÍsimo. el pensar en mis hijos. >> adriana esos pequeÑos regresaron a juÁrez con el alma vacÍa. >> les dije, papito un accidente y estÁ con jesÚs. pero va estar bien. >> cuatro dÍas mÁs tardes, los red-- to se iban y cruzaron el puente para su regreso final a casa. esta semana juÁrez y el paso no han hecho nada mÁs que llorar. aunque el dolor no es sÓlo por las 22 vÍctimas de este crimen de odio. >> ya no siento la misma confianza de antes. ya hay un alerta de que hay gente mala y hay gente que no nos quiere, que no quiere los latinas. no quiere a la gente de nuestro color. >> segÚn marÍa g

president ivan duque has said the new group will be hunted down.since the rebels signed a peace agreement. ramzan karmali reports nearly three years after a peace deal was struck, commanders of the demobilised rebel group farc say they are returning to war. the 2016 agreement sought to end south america's longest guerilla conflict. former farc commander ivan marquez called for a return to arms because he claimed that the colombian state had betrayed the peace agreement. the 2016 deal sought to formally end 52 years of war that killed over 260,000 people and forced 7 million from their homes in a bitter conflict between left—wing rebels, government forces and state—aligned pa ramilitaries. the fa rc rebel lambasted president ivan duque and his government for not keeping its end of the deal, negotiated over four years of talks in cuba. but colombia's president hit back, vowing to hunt down the rebel commanders and offering a reward of $852,000 for each one captured. he also accused the rebels of instigating a criminal enterprise with support from nei

>> ivan, thank you very much.'s cross to victoria park and see what the situation is with ben wedeman. hello. >> the resolve is present here. we have thousands of people, as ivan mentioned in hot, humid weather, who are gathered in victoria park. this, unlike the march that ivan is at, has been issued a permit by the police. there's a movement by some to move and march, but that has not been offici been approved. the government is not budging as far as the five demands the protests have put out. but they are determined to continue with this protest. and what we've seen over the last two and three days, that passive sit-in at the airport. that's been the focus on the protests this weekend. speaking with protesters, they will bring up the five demands. but fundamentally, they are worried that the arrangement worked in between the u.k. and mainland china in 1997, that this would be a one-country, two-system arrangement, is beginning to fall apart. the extradition bill was the beginning of the erosion of the firewall.

ivan gives voice to the working people of montana.he grew up in very humble conditions in the sheepherder family and he knows what the rancher's live is like. knows what it's like to live in a rural area and he writes about that and that's very appealing. he also describes people and describes landscapes very effectively. i think that's a big part of his appeal. >> yes a writer of plays and there's a lot of interest in that kind of writing, a lot of interest off away from young writers to older people who knew the life that he is actually writing about. i was very happy to see the community that comes. he has less of an academic following and much more of a common person, common praetor following. when you look at in the audience at an event you see regular people, not academics necessarily those summer there and that is very refreshing to me. wherever i go in the community to talk about his work and discusses work people will say my family knew ivan doig's mother or knew his grandmother or i was his doctor so it's a wonderful thing t

nos comentaba que ivÁn dejÓ huÉrfanos a dos niÑos, uno de cinco y otro de nueve aÑos.o entiendo cÓmo puede haber personas que puedan hacer tanto daÑo. hay familias que ni siquiera que conocen. >> ademÁs la ciudad sabe que debe reponerse, muchos de sus habitantes de aquÍ de ciudad juÁrez trabajan en el paso, texas por lo que todos los dÍas deben cruzar la frontera, y aunque aseguran que tienen mucho miedo a que vuelva a ocurrir una masacre como la que ocurriÓ el sÁbado pasado, pues ellos deben regresar a trabajar. >> tenemos que ir, no mÁs rezar y esperemos que pase lo mejor. >> en esta ciudad fronteriza hay al menos 8.000 migrantes que estÁn a la espera en que se solucione su solicitud de asilo y entre esta comunidad migrante tambiÉn hay mucho miedo, porque saben que el odio y el racismo hacia los migrantes tambiÉn ha crecido del otro lado de la frontera, asÍ las cosas en ciudad juÁrez, felicidad regreso contigo. >> muchÍsimas gracias, issa. el continuo discurso de divisiÓn de donald trump ha ido evidente desde que iniciara su campaÑa para la presidencia, es por eso qu

ivan watson is at a march. and ben wedeman is in causeway bay. first, ivan. what are you hearing about the teargas that we've been seeing? >> at this location, we have a confrontation lining up right now. this is a police station where the officers are on alert, nervous. they've been sending warnings repeatedly. you see the blue flags saying they could use force, telling the demonstrators not to point their lasers and to back off and residents to close their windows. down the street, in a standoff, like on urban okay corral, demonstrators with their helmets and masks and ripped out traffic barriers to create makeshift barriers. this is a standoff that's been going on for 20 minutes, half an hour now. the police stations in the city, as the ten-week civil disobedience phenomenon has become a target for some of the hard-line protesters who engage in vandalism and periodic clashes with the riot police. at this location, we have not seen teargas. there's been reports in another location. it's worth noting, in this part of town, the demonstration began, it was an

y quien al parecer se unirÍa a la banda de ivan marques.o y recursos. afirman que solo debe emplearse para resolver delitos especificos... afirman que solamente debe emplearse para resolver delitos especÍficos. a pesar de que todo suena tan polÉmico, no es una prÁctica ilegal. ayleen: y la marihuana es peligrosa para el desarrollo del cerebro en adolescentes y bebÉs en gestaciÓn. esto lo formularon en Últimas horas las autoridades de salud quienes calificaron esa sustancia como una droga peligrosa y revelaron que el presidente donald trump ha donado $100,000, un cuarto de su salario para difundir los riesgos de su consumo a travÉs de una campaÑa digital. y esto sucede cuando la marihuana legal se ha convertido en una industria de 10,000 millones en estados unidos. caro: hablando de este estudio algo preocupante es el casi 15% de mujeres embarazadas y admiten que para ellas poder enfrentar esos mareos que vienen con el embarazo, estÁn y hoy es el gran final de "la reina soy yo" no te pierdas en el gordo y la flaca una entrevista con su prota

. >> ivan doig is a beloved author in montana., really gives voice to the working wepeople o montana. >> watch the cities tour of boseman, montana, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on book tv and tuesday at 2:00 p.m. on cspan3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> saturday on american history tv, at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1970 film "communists on campus." >> yes, we are communists. their mission proudly proclaimed the violent overthrow of the democratic system. yet, our nation seems unbelieving, even unconcerned. >> sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on oral histories, woodstock co-creator arnie cornfecor cornfeld details how the festival came together. >> i said, suppose we have hendricks and job lplin, all th people. how many will come? >> he said 50,000. >> i said, 100,000. my wife said, there will be more than 300,000. just like that. i swear to god, i looked off that terrace, and i actually saw that field. when i'm interviewed in the movie everyone says, were you spaced out?

>>ha comenzado la 2 market alia donde se fundÓ la extinta guerrilla en el vÍdeo ademÁs de ivÁn márqueznzas con otros grupos guerrilleros. podemos trabajar de la mano del grupo guerrillero eln. >>rodrigo londoÑo deza autorizÓ la disidencia. >>rompieron pÚblicamente con nuestro partido, protocolizar 1 su renuncia y asumieron las consecuencias de sus actos. >>Álvaro uribe principal detractor del acuerdo la emprendiÓ en redes sociales insistiÓ en modificarlo. mientras el presidente ivÁn duque Último en pronunciarse tomÓ el anuncio como 1 amenaza que dijo no aceptar y dijo capturar a los disidentes por quienes ofreciÓ 1 millonaria recompensa y 1 polÍtica de paz para quienes estÁn acogidos al acuerdo duque negÓ la existencia de 1 nueva guerrilla y llamÓ a la unidad en el vÍdeo que dura 32 minutos mÁrquez asegura que esta supuesta nueva guerrilla no harÁ secuestros dice que responderÁn sÓlo a la ofensiva en pasto nariÑo jesse baquero univisiÓn el presidente de mÉxico revelÓ hoy que fue encontrado en contra de 1 sala de reuniones de la sala nacional y dijo que el hallazgo ocurriÓ dÍas atrÁs y

cnn's senior international correspondent ivan watson is there at the hong kong airport. ivan, tell us about the situation there on the ground now. >> reporter: well, brianna, it's calmed down considerably, but about an hour ago, this area here right by the japan airlines ticketing desk in the departures terminal was mobbed with a very tense crowd of hundreds of protesters who had encancircledo individuals here. i saw some of them beating a man on the ground, others trying to protect him. this went on for some time until first aid workers were able to finally bring that person out on a gurney out of the airport. he has since been identified as a journalist working for the chinese state news outlet, global times. i've looked at his passport. it's among some of the personal effects that some of the protesters here have seized and that they're now going through and displaying here. but long story short, it was a very ugly scene in what is normally a bustling transport hub. this is described as the world's eighth busiest airport, now per paralyzed for the second night in a ro

como tambiÉn a los autores de esta tragedia- ivÁn: antes de la medianoche el martes, un grupo armadoar sus vidas, la gente corrÍa despavoridaintentando ocultarse de las balas. quedaron atrapados entre las llamas, como la hija de amÉrica. >> las encerraron en el camerino, no les dejaron salir.cerraron la puerta del camerino, por eso fue que todos fallecieron allÍ. ivÁn: despuÉs del tiroteo y el ataque con bombas caseras, los agresores ayudaron las llamas rociando gasolina al bar. le cerraron ademÁs sus puertas. las a un auto material. ricardo alias la loca, profesor dineral de veracruz lo escribieron el aÑo pasado y fue liderado en menos de 48 horas. presidente lÓpez: cerrar una salidas de emergencia. ivÁn: en lo que va del aÑo han muerto mÁs de 17 personas en una lucha encarnizada entre grupos devivos que se dice en el control del narcotrÁfico. recientemente se difundiÓ un vicio, son decapitadas. se dice que podrÍa ser el dueÑo de este barrio otra persona mÁs. no ha sido confirmada por las autoridades, quienes siguen investigando los hechos. ♪ ♪ palmira: el dÍa de hoy se conmemora el

ivan watson watching it for us. ivan, thank you. >>> we turn now to eastern china, a powerful storm has left at least 13 people dead. 16 others are missing. typhoon lekima battered the regioned with winds of 110 miles per hour. the downpour has flooded the streets of coastal areas as you see here. china's officials reportedly ordered more than 1 million people to evacuate before the storm hit. our derek van dam is here. and with that a person in the water there. >> you know, it was actually a rescue operation. >> okay, okay. i was going to say. >> that video is quite something because they had 1400 fire rescue teams that were dispatched. two rescue people that were trapped in homes or swift water rescues because they were taken over by the high water in the area. it's all because of the heavy rainfall from this typhoon. you'll be able to see in this footage, the evolving storm as it approached the zhejiang province. you see the disaster in the settlement areas, think about how many people live in china, we're talkin

. >> joining us now is ivan watson with the very latest on this.>> reporter: the missiles were launched around 5:30 a.m. local time. two short-range ballistic missiles, which is pretty much the pattern that we've seen for about two and a half weeks. firing on july 25th, july 31st, august 2nd, august 6th, and then this morning. now there's another key date there that's not on the calendar, june 30th. that's when president trump met face-to-face with kim jong-un on the demilitarized zone and became the first american president to step into north korea. and yet all these missiles have been fired after that. well, the north koreans said earlier this week they're very unhappy about the u.s. and south korea having annual joint military exercises. they call this a violation of the spirit of all the summits and diplomacy that president trump has conducted with the north korean dictator. the south koreans are a bit uncomfortable with this because the missiles that were launched today traveled about 250 miles east into the ocean of north korea, but that's de

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ivan, thank you. >>> we're just getting this in. defense secretary mark esper is talking about a plan to deploy intermediate range missiles to asia. >> this is an announcement that comes, think about it, just a day after the u.s. left the inf treaty, and i want to take a minute to listen to what esper told reporters moments ago as he's on his way to sydney, australia. >> i'm talking about conventional weapons, inf range, exactly. i would prefer months. i just don't have the latest data play on time lines for either a cruise missile or a long-range missile as the army was preparing it but these things tend to take longer than you expect. there's a number of factors that weigh in. i don't want to get ahead of ourselves. we need to first focus on the programs and getting the system right. >> we'll talk more about that throughout the morning. still to come, though, employment growth in the u.s. is still solid, although there has been some slowing. how long requecan the u.s. sust the economic expansion. >>> three people are killed when a

e farc political party has arejected what ivan marqu other farc leaders did along with him and there are seven to 13,000 former guerillas and militias that did lay down their arms and there is really only about 1,500, maybe 2,000 people that are the so-called rearmed guerillas but not all of them were with people that had laid down their weapons to begin with, so i think that se remains to b, but it is obviously incumbent on the government to do much more to carry out the promises of reintegration of former combatants and to really deliver on the major parts of the peace deal that had to do with rural reform. >>ecause as you well know that is marqu and his fellow rebels argument, that the government has not been doing a very good job. i mean, is there evidence for their point of view, they saying you are not living up to your end of the deal. you have been assassinating memberatof our group. is that true? are their complaints true? >> there is truth to that, but it probably is not the main reason that ey have gone back to fake up weapons.- someout 130 to 150 members of the farc that

ivan, thank you so much. ivan is on the way to the scene. i really appreciate it, ivan.ching these images continue to bring in, let me bring in will ripley, our cnn international correspondent based in hong kong. he's been living there quite a long time, having a moment in new york actually at the moment, will, but i'm so glad you are here. talk to me about what you are seeing here, what this means, and also how china is viewing what we are seeing play out here today, yesterday and honestly what we've been seeing for months now. >> this, kate, is an escalating battle for the future of hong kong. these are young people who feel essentially they have nothing to lose. they feel that mainland china is slowly tightening its grip on hong kong, which is a semi autonomous special administrative region of china since the handover in 1997. and so they're not afraid, protesters say, of a confrontation with the mainland because they feel that is inevitable anyway. they feel it's coming anyway. that china will eventually create the same kind of conditions and restrictions on their fr

but last year, colombia elected w president, ivan duque, who vowed to renegotiate parts of that deal, saying it was too lenient on the rebels and didn't do enough for their victims. yesterday, one of e farc leaders, known as ivan marquez, sa the duque government was violating the deal and carrying out political assassinations, and he declared a new round of fighting. today, colombian troops killed nine farc rebels in a raid, and described it as "a clear message" for fc members who want to walk away from theeace deal. >> brangham: i'm joined now by cynthia arnson. she directs the latin america program at the wilson center, which is a non-partisan think tank for international scholars established by congress. welcome ba to the newshour. >> thank you. >> the farc leader, ivan marquez with as we saw hes said are people likely to heed that call? >> well, i think it iels unl that a lot of people in the farc will heed that call. the farc political party has dejected what ivan marquez and other farc le did along with him and there are sen to 13,000 former guerillas and miwtias that did lay th

it's after ivan cavaleiro winner 10 minutes from time lifted fulham to 3rd.dersfield drop to 20th. hearts are the first side into the quarter finals of the scottish league cup. they beat motherwell 2—1 in atrocious conditions at fir park. michael smith's opener was the pick of the goals. he cost barcelona more than 100 million pounds but afterjust a year and a half — phillipe coutinho looks to be heading for the exit. it looks to be just on loan for now with the club's director guillermo amor saying a deal has been agreed in principle with bayern munich. he had been linked with tottenham before the transfer window in england shut. no coutinho for barca tonight. no lionel messi either. and no points after this stunning strike from aritz adruiz gave atletic bilbao victory on the opening day of the la liga season. adruiz will be retiring at the end of the season he has not scored too many better goals and that one in his career and quite happy about it as well. liverpool are playing their third game of the season tomorrow when they travel to southampton. and the

ivan was last seen wearing a blue warriors had. a red t-shirt and red basketball shorts with a superman local. >>> divers found the body of a missing woman last night in discovery bay. 53-year-old had disappeared tuesday after going outside to water her plants. her husband reported her missing. the body found submerged in the water behind a home on beaver lane. the same block she lived on. the cause of her death is under investigation. >>> the search for the bay area driver who crashed during the morning commute snarl traffic for hours. >>> environmental crisis born from a country and political turmoil. a primer on the fires burning in the amazon. >>> the reason a bay area university is experiencing record enrollment the school year. >>> th you can do is to make sure you call 811 before you dig. calling 811 can get your lines marked. it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines. we provide you the information so you will dig safely. at aetna, we find that inspiring.ot game. but to stay on top of your game takes a plan. tha

for more on this i'm joined by cnn's ivan watson. he's reporting from hong kong. ivan? >> reporter: hi there, cyril. the two missiles were launched around dawn from north korea splashing into the sea identified as short-range ballistic missiles. what's striking is this is the fifth time that north korea has fired salvos of these missiles in 2 1/2 weeks. if you look at the time line, it is quite busy not only this morning but also early in the morning on august 6th, on august 2nd, on july 31st, on july 25th. now years ago before they engaged in face-to-face diplomacy, president trump used to deride the north korean dictator calling him little rocket man, but hours before this most recent launch took place on saturday morning, president trump was instead celebrating the fact that he received another, as he put it, very beautiful letter from kim jong-un. take a listen. >> he really wrote a beautiful brief, hey, right top from bottom, a beautiful letter. yeah, he gave me a great letter. i would love to give you but i don't think it would be appropriate. it was very personal

funding for key piece reforms have been lagging, and the right-wing government of president ivan do gateiticized the accords and tried to change them unilaterally. despite the dangers, the president of the now legal farc party says the majority of former fighters remain committed to peace. >> armed fighting in columbia today is a terrible mistake. millions of compatriots are clamoring for a country at peace. we disarmed rebels left our weapons for peace and are convinced peace is the way forward. the vast majority fight today for legality and the peaceful implementation of the havana agreement. correspondent colombian rejected ivan duque act as agents that he was to be blamed for undermining peace processes, and said dissidents would be crushed. >> those who choose crime will suffer the full weight of the law. this is a time to unite against terrorism and crime. the only enemies of peace are those who pretend to use terror against our country. correspondent: the dissidents' announcement poses the most important threat to the peace process, and the breakaway fighters remain a minority but

ivan watson -- sorry, ivan cabre cabrera. interesting, some people don't quite believe that it is happening. >> it is happening just a matter of how fast that it is going. and they talked about the point of no return. a lot of areas have gotten to there. so let's talk about the fires. fires do occur in siberia, every forest in the world.problem is that they have been occurring earlier and longer and because of the dry and very hot summer that we've had, we have exacerbated the situation. by the way, the fires aren't threatening structures directly. the issue has been the smoke has been carried up by atmospheric winds and transported hundreds and thousand of miles to the east. not impacting the u.s. staying up above. you really have to get to the surface and that is not happening. but look at how many hectares we've burned, that is 6.7 million acres so far as a result of the fires burninging completely out of control. and that is what they will do, they will leave the fires to burn out. firefighting efforts will be diminished

ivan gonzalez was last seen walking away from his home on north 21st street in san jose yesterday at about 1:00 in the afternoon. ivan is 5'2", 120 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes and was last seen wearing a blue golden state warriors hat, red t-shirt and red basketball shorts that have a superman logo on them. >>> the man found guilty in a hit and run that left a san francisco police officer severely brain damaged received the maximum sentence but 51 willie flanigan will serve 12 years and 8 months after being found guilty back in july on numerous charges including assault with a deadly weapon. willie flanigan was driving a stolen suv and was trying to get away from police when he hit a bicycle offer officer in 2017. since the crash, the officer has received intensive treatment and was moved to a new facility in june in colorado that specializes in traumatic brain injury. a victims impact statement to the judge said "mr. flanagan will have some kind of prison sentence which will eventually end and he will be free to resume his life intact." our son, -- has a life sentence recovering

armed forces or fark say they'll take up arms again despite a landmark peace deal signed 3 years ago ivan marcuse who was a high ranking commander of the rebel group accuses the government of not sticking to the 2016 agreement it's a nice prime minister just because he is set to keep his job he's been given a mandate to form a new government by president sergio that iowa after a breakthrough in coalition talks between calculus and the center. the opposition in the u.k. says it will use all mecca mechanisms to stop a no deal breaks it including a snap election the labor party remains open to a vote of no confidence in the prime minister who on wednesday and as he suspending parliament till mid october a group of them pieces asked a scottish court to decide if the suspension is legal and some members of johnson's own party have resigned some e.u. politicians have condemned johnson's moves saying it increases the chances of a chaotic brix it johnson says the u.k. will leave the e.u. by october 31st with or without an agreement well the opposition is now calling for an emergency debate in par

reach of marcus bettinelli, but fulham were level within minutes, alexandar mitrovic tapping in an ivanross. that's his fifth goal of the campaign. fulham were reduced to ten—men in the second half after harry artur received a second yellow card for simulation. that's how it finished, with fulham moving up to fourth while cardiffjump to tenth. bury are not taking their expulsion from the english football league lying down. they now say they're considering legal action against the efl. members of the club's executive met earlier today to discuss their options, having earlier sent the efl a letter, questioning its handling of the affair. our sports editor dan roan, has spoken exclusively to bury‘s lawyer chris farnell. earlier today, senior members of bury senior and executive coaching team met at these offices behind me in cheshire. the offices of chris farnell who has been helping them try and secure a last—gasp rescue deal with a number of bidders the weekend, that early on this week. they all came to late because if it believed on tuesday night decided to expel bury from the football

tuviera que veracruz que en veracruz no se tolera los grupos delictivos sea conectamos en veracruz, con ivÁndelante. >> muy poco han podido informar que es una molestia para las personas buenas tardes, porque no tienen informaciÓn suficiente incluso para poder encontrar a las vÍctimas mortales de este hecho voy a platicar unos instantes con la >> esta seÑora acaba de confirmar que perdiÓ a su hija, cÓmo fue que la encontraron? >> la encerraron en camerino, las personas dicen que ellas querÍan salir y le cerraran la puerta. el exceso de humo las mato. >> su hija no muriÓ por disparos? >> no. >> cÓmo la reconoció? >> por >> si les entregan el cuerpo, ustedes se irÁ a su casa? >> sÍ, así es. >> lo siento mucho, es lo que se estÁ realizando en este lugar, estas noticias son muy desagradables. tratamos de hacerlos un poco a la distancia, simplemente para que las muestres-- para que nos muestre lo que estÁ viviendo aquÍ. las personas ya pudieron confirmarnos este hecho, estÁn esperando que nos entreguen los hechos mortales de sus familiares. esto es algo muy triste, pero queremos mostrarle todo lo

you heard ivan reporting. and obviously the chinese government is putting this video out of the tanks and the mass of tanks and troops along the border. how concerning is this? >> well this is very, very disturbing news. the demonstrators need to somehow i think try to seek some calm. obviously they have very legitimate grievances with the government of hong kong with the proposed extradition treaty with the mainland. that has really caused all of this. but the grievances actually go deeper than that. and certainly the hong kong government needs to find a way to step back, not just postpone or table this proposed extradition treaty but perhaps look at stepping down. those members of the hong kong legislature need to intervene and try to bring a face saving way for both sides. because the last thing hong kong wants, taiwan wants, the mainland wants is to have intervention by the mainland forces crossing over the border. >> i mean, here is the thing, obviously. you see where things will go from here. but, i mean

this image is from november 2016 when the peace deal was signed, ivan marquez is on the left.ess with farc rebels tweeted ‘90 of the farc are still following the peace process. we need to keep our end. we need to quell the deserters with force. the fight for peace can't stop!‘ no one wants to see columbia go backwards. it is important that all of those were directly involved in the peace process reaffirm their commitment to this process and the courageous decision to lay down arms was the historic smart decision and we have to move forward to ensure peace and stability for all people of columbia. colombians must be clear that we are not facing a new, but we are facing a threat of new terrorists that have the support of the dictatorship of nicolas maduro. he is in the area andi nicolas maduro. he is in the area and i asked what the reaction was to this new development. it has been a huge issue in columbia. there's been a irruption of discussion in social media on tv and radio in the streets, people are very concerned that after decades of conflict in the peace deal that this mi

armed forces are far to say they'll take up on again despite a landmark peace deal signed 3 years ago ivan marcuse who was a high ranking commander of the rebel accuses the government of not sticking to its 2016 agreement. it's all his prime minister to set the county is set to keep his job he's been given the mandate to form a new government by president sergio after a breakthrough in coalition talks between populists and the center. while the deal and italy has kept the far right i was have power over in germany the anti immigration alternative for germany hopes to make big election gains in the eastern state of saxony the area along a bastion of conservative politics votes on sunday dominic casey reports not from saxony. michael is a man in a hurry he's been leading saxony for the past 5 years he's now in a race to persuade voters to give him another 5 he is a deeply conservative state perhaps more so than anywhere else in germany so on a summer day in bautzen his message is clear. saxony is a strong state if we get a reasonable government we can deal with all the challenges we face bet

cnn's ivan watson has the latest. >> reporter: overnight confrontations in hong kong turning violent.testers flooded the country's busy international airport, paralyzing it for a second day. as the growing tension played out on live television, police moved in carrying shields and wearing body armor, pushing the crowd back. at times it was hard to tell who sided with whom. we were there as this group of protesters turned on a man they suspected of being a chinese agent. some tried to protect him. as others kicked him. medics eventually succeeded in taking the injured man away. he's since been identified as a reporter for the chinese state news outlet "global times." other protesters blocked passengers from reaching their planes. >> i don't have bottle! i've got today i'm job finished! >> reporter: forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and stranding thousands of passengers. >> we can avoid this. it's unavoidable because we fight for our final goal. that is our freedom. >> hong kong's leader, who's effectively appointed by the chinese government, admits she's losing control. >

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armed forces or fark say they'll take up arms again despite a landmark peace deal signed 3 years ago ivan marcuse who was a high ranking commander of the rebel group may be announcement in a video posted on weapon state he says quote a new phase of armed struggle will begin and accuses the government of not sticking to the 2016 agreement the deal ended more than 50 years of conflict. has set up where we live and when we signed the agreement of havana we did it with the conviction that it was possible to change the lives of the humble and the dispossessed but the state has not fulfilled even the most important of the obligations that is to guarantee the life of its citizens and particularly to prevent the a murder for political reasons all of this this trick this betrayal this perfidy the unilateral modification of the text of the accord the unfulfilled commitments on the part of the state the judicial sit ups and insecurity have obliged us to return to the mountains. brazilian president jabal scenario has signed a decree banning the practice of burning land for clearing the ban will remai

ivan and adventurer. -- i'm continent. why? ivan and adventurer. —— i'm an adventurer.k this is a wonderful adventure to be on. but even more than the woolly mammoth, the thing i would love to see back here is the straight task elephant. you know, because the european street house elephant, basically it is a hybrid, but its ancestral species still exist in west africa, the west african forest elephant. africa's going to have 4 billion people in 80 years' time, where will the space before elephants and lions? europe will have a stable or lower population. maybe we need to think about creating space for megafauna in europe. and this and the real welding as well of large tracts of land. we're trying to recapture something that has already been lost? i was slightly deluding ourselves when we think somehow we can really wild the environment and that will solve our problems?” can really wild the environment and that will solve our problems? i have just been down and see what charlie barrell is doing down there on his 300,000 acres and it is miraculous. he is bringing back bio

ivan watson, thank you for bringing us the latest. >>> hong kong's political upheaval is stretching into the tenth weekend. thousands of people occupying hong kong international airport on the second day of a three-day sit-in. its been a peaceful and crowded demonstration. protesters are determined to let travelers know about their grieve answewith the city's government. we have a report from the hong kong airport. we have ben wedeman with more. ben. >> reporter: natalie, this is a fairly effective venue for making their point. they are making it vividly. what we are seeing today is just as many, if not more people here, than yesterday. thousands of people have shown up within the last two or three hours. the airport is packed. arrivals' how i should stress. it is getting difficult to move around. nonetheless, the atmosphere is positive. let's show you what we are looking at. a sign here. liberate hong kong. revolution now. that was originally hung by protesters from the overpasses here, but the authorities came around and made them take it down. the crowd shouted shame on you after the

the ideal location borneo is said to be favored because unlike other parts of indonesia most of the ivan isn't prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. the plan is for the government to stop moving there by 2024 all something that is expected to cost up to $33000000000.00 so many ins are caught out though the move could be their only hope. jakarta is disappearing slowly being swallowed by the sea an abandoned mosque no more than human to the city's bleak future scientists estimate as much as a 3rd of it could be lost by 2050 millions are at risk. that allowed us to get it why is the water level now higher than my home. why am i now living below the water level. maybe because the sea water is swallowing the soil little by little. that's all i know. but luckily we now have that sea wall now that there will be a way out of. the sea defenses though showing cracks that oceans of shacks that dot the shoreline here flood regularly. leaving behind hazardous waste and pollution. in the past it wasn't like this it was nice there and the sea water was good the beach sand was nice and we could s