i had just been to jamaica on a shoot, a kind of observation offshoot called jamaica emergency room,ospital to find out what went on in jamaica's hospitals. the a hospital to find out what went on injamaica's hospitals. the security guard, a tall black man said, hang on, are you the film crew? yes. if you record me... iam the on, are you the film crew? yes. if you record me... i am the nat king cole of jamaica. he started you record me... i am the nat king cole ofjamaica. he started singing mona lisa. we started filming him. halfway through the song, machine guns, riots broke out somewhere. we wa nted guns, riots broke out somewhere. we wanted to duck into the hospital. don't mind them, boys, he said. as we got to the hospital, i said, we are going to start our observational series with that scene. by this time, vs naipaul, must have observed the same kind of mentality in jamaica, he was laughing his head off. that was history. what you are describing there is somebody who was quite a character, many have described him as being opinionated, even pompous. gosh, he was opinionated, pom

colonial jamaica but around the world with it where did you. read all this marcus. from my ira the beginnings that i can remember my father he even though a religious man was a very just man he would never allow any kind of wrongdoing to sleep by on the resign on his watch i mean a week was it about wrongdoing on such a big scale as it was you're saying no but you see when a small seed is planted in one if that was already inside the few grow it grows you have a day you don't have it so i already have this the descents ability inside of me about just justice i already agreed that was in meats a part of me it's a part of my being part of my d.n.a. directly. thank you and i say bless up r d t v after the break should the united states fear the new president of mexico we are the founder of the mexican chamber of commerce in great britain what he thinks president elect oberdorfer means for the future of america and the european parliament's foreign affairs committee is jordi soley on how long the nations will jail their democratically elected polit

she saw him on saturday morning, on monday morning at heart grow from the british embassy in jamaica,gs done. iam not visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am not sure, visa. so, your reporter gets things done. iam not sure, but visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am not sure, but why didn't that happen beforehand ? done. i am not sure, but why didn't that happen beforehand? and amazing individual example of what has been going on. let's talk about wonga. well, it is gone—ga, according to city am. the payday lender has gone into administration. eight years ago it looked like an amazingly successful company. some people said it preyed on the vulnerable. now it has gone out of this and is. it was talking of floating, it had 1 million customers. —— gone out of business. hugely successful in terms of its growth and the revenues it was generating. at the burden on the individuals was unsustainable and there was an outcry. —— but the burden. even the church of england weighed in, talking about the morale at your what was going on. now the cuts have input on and the compensatio

all throughout the mountainous areas of jamaica you have these communities of formerly in slave people who have escaped and they learn the territory they learn to cultivate crops there and they learn to fight as well harassing plantations taking gunpowder getting new recruits and maintaining and building communities in the mountains so it this becomes increasingly a problem for the british and by the second third decade of the eighteenth century it breaks out into major war and the british aren't even sure they're going to be able to maintain the island. yeah therefore done there and. then there's not. that then they're there for yours where they. come from. the. test. run. the sugar system rose to a fever pitch and went haywire after the islands of fire reached the african coast . wars raged at the capture sites notably in senate gambia where the marabou it's blamed slave trade goods corrupting society. these outbursts of violence plunged the sugar industry into a deadlock. the crisis did not spare europe and commercial ports more and more voices rose to express outrage at the horrors

it is about 1970s jamaica and moving into 19805 about 1970s jamaica and moving into 1980s hackney.the clip that his character, d, comes to the uk to deal drugs but falls back into family life with his ex—girlfriend and child. ah. that good. i never tink i would feel the sun on mi face again, you know. d, the first time i come this cold place, mi think i just shrivel up and die. go on, i'll take you back home. yeah, i mek enough money i can buy a house for the tree of you. d. any of them you like by the sea, any of them. d. come now. this place is not like home at all, but mi feel safe. here. here? i won't go back. not even for by the sea. not even for that. come, we're going home. but i want to stay! mummy has work, vanessa. she can stay with me. by the sea. he—he! decent performances and a nice sense of time and place. i found some of the dialogue a little bit too straightforward and the film relies on drama than clever touches all comedy. it is worth seeing and wonderful he has done this. and something we do not see much on film but a long way to go in terms of directing. very mu

colonial jamaica but around the world with where did you. read all this marcus. from my ira the beginnings that i can remember my father he even though a religious man was a very just man he would never allow any kind of wrongdoing to sleep by on the resign on his watch i mean we can let him be used to you were wrong doing on such a big scale with some of you saying no but you see when a small c this planted in one. if god was already inside the few grow it grows you have until you don't have it so i already have this. the sense of belonging to inside of me about just just i already agree that was in means a part of me it's a part of my being part of my d.n.a. your regular thank you thank you and i say let's up. the t.v. after the break should the united states fear the new president of mexico we ask the founder of the mexican chamber of commerce in great britain what he thinks president elect alberto means for the future of america and the european parliament's foreign affairs committee is jordi solely on how long you nations will jail that

the english prevailed in the bahamas jamaica and barbados and dominica. only cuba and puerto rico remained under spanish rule after the extermination of the arawak indians the first sugar canes flourished on this fertile land. the caribbean became a space of conquest for the europeans very early on really was the first place the columbus landed in the new world the first place that the spanish began to search for gold and the first place they began to enslave the indians so they were thoroughgoing spaces created by design of european planters and imperial policy makers and for their profit right there aren't so many places where you can completely overlay a territory like that so there are in some ways the caribbean is a space where you find the purest of colonial territories where the masters of the space actually get to create the space to suit their own needs. in guadalupe every plot of land every single square inch of ground contains traces of this violent and deeply rooted history. and. today all that is left of the sugar war is a field. of the two h

all throughout the mountainous areas of jamaica you have these communities of formerly in slave people who have escaped and they learn the territory they learn to cultivate crops there and they learn to fight as well harassing plantations taking gunpowder getting new recruits and maintaining a building communities in the mountains where this becomes increasingly a problem for the british and by the second third decade of the eighteenth century it breaks out into major war and the british aren't even sure they're going to be able to maintain the island. therefore done. here for yours where they. come from. that then. run. the sugar system rose to a fever pitch and went haywire after the islands of fire reached the african coast . wars rage at the capture sites notably incentive gambia where the marabouts blame slave trade goods corrupting society. these outbursts of violence plunged the sugar industry into a deadlock. the crisis.

as well that's persistent for a couple of days mexico's gets wetter again and the showers around jamaica maybe a little lighter in fact cuba's day on monday looks largely sunny but if you're on something domingo. expect some showers. on counting the cost what the first wave of u.s. sanctions on iran means by iranians and companies doing business there the world's biggest oil producers and climate change plus stamping out colombia's cocaine addiction counting the cost on the edges it. al-jazeera. where ever you. good to have you with us on al jazeera and these are our top stories thousands of people have been protesting against as from his controversial nation state nor in central tel aviv the law officially affirms israel's jewish character and jewish settlements as a national value critics say the norm makes non jewish minorities second class citizens the u.n. special on watching his talks between warring parties next month will focus on a transitional government and laying down arms at a national criticism has been growing on the airstrikes by the saudi a morality coalition and killed

as well that's persistent for a couple of days mexico's gets which are again on the showers around jamaica maybe a little lighter in fact cuba's day on monday looks largely sunny but if you're in some of domingo expect some showers. full of struggles. all along all the time walking up on the full of pleasure. and i'm getting it i'm not. going to an intimate look at life in cuba today as it was and no warning. i gave up i was able to mind cuba on al-jazeera and. the first. good to have you on al-jazeera these are our top stories thousands of people have been protesting against israel's controversial nation state nor central tel aviv the law officially affirms israel's jewish character and jewish settlements as a national value critics say the law makes non jewish minorities second class citizens the u.n. special envoy to yemen says talks between warring parties next month will focus on disarmament international criticism has been growing all the airstrikes by the saudi of erotic coalition which had a bus full of school children many of the remains have yet to be identified this father searc

they're on their honeymoon now, in sunnier jamaica.ecked the forecast for jamaica tomorrow, a 60% chance of storms. don't tell them. good night. walizada. >>> live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> oakland police officers tried to get the door open to get the officer out. they were not able to. >> an officer pinned inside his car, seriously injured after collides with a car and semi at the port of oakland. thanks for joining us. >> the accident happened on middle harbor road as the officer was responding to a call. melanie is live with the latest. >> reporter: this road opened a short time ago. police say that officer remains in critical condition. they also say he is the son of an oakland police department lieutenant. oakland police say one of their newer officer was responding to the report of a suspicious person at middle harbor road when the collision occurred. >> he collided with a civilian vehicle. from there, the patrol car collided with a parked semi-truck. >> the semi-truck was parked in the center of the roadway where the

new mexico florida still looks worse than the big shots we saw coming out of well haiti jamaica and cuba still there as a daily potential certainly gotten the full cost of the sunday and we got an increase in rain right home jurists which for the sas and a bit further north as well that's persistent for a couple of days mexico's gets wetter again and the showers around jamaica maybe a little lighter in fact cuba's day on monday looks largely sunny but if you're on something domingo expect some showers. in this new delhi swell artistic expression has thrived for generations. now real estate developers want to go on. tomato would disappear i would post documentary on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour on live from my headquarters in dog holiday elizabeth purana coming up in the next sixty minutes thousands protesting against israel's controversial nation state law. the u.n. says next month's talks between yemen's warring parties will focus on forming a transitional government and bringing the fighting to a halt. the second largest protests in romania as

more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day and kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards assayas quite to conditions here for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguayan. with us rocking arsenal he could. be with us your knees are what i'd. come for you are all for things to die. quickly for cleaning them. but then. it is. for the little and then looks like the war for you buddy. boy or towards a failing or. ok you've forgotten the little folk on your own doing that you know giving us the.

they're on their hon gnu moon now, sunnier jamaica. >> the wedding dress is going to have mud stainset's put it this way. at the very least, we have a story to tell people. >> reporter: and i just checked the forecast for jamaica tomorrow, a 60% chance of storms. don't tell them. good night. >>> only on abc 7 news tonight, hear one of the defendants in the ghost ship murder trial speak out for the first time since the judge put the case into legal limbo by rejecting a plan to plea deal. >> i have no feelings of anger towards the driver. >> amazing. a mother forgives the suspected drunk driver whose crash claimed the life of her teenaged son. >> it's a very, very painful situation made incredibly worse. >> the indentation remains, but the wedding ring does not on the hand of a man married almost 50 years. his family hopes this story will help it turn up before it's too late. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> remorse is not equal to guilt. you can be remorseful and broken hearted, but you're not -- but you don't have to be guilty. >> only on abc 7 news tonight, one of the

all throughout the mountainous areas of jamaica you have these communities of formerly in slave people who have escaped and they learn the territory they learn to cultivate crops there and they learn to fight as well harassing plantations taking gunpowder getting new recruits and maintaining and building communities in the mountains where this becomes increasingly a problem for the british and by the second third decade of the eighteenth century it breaks out into major war and the british aren't even sure they're going to be able to maintain the island. yeah therefore done there and. then there's not. that then they're there for yours when. the heavy. snow got to. run. the sugar system rose to a fever pitch and went haywire after the islands the fire reached the african coast . wars raged at the capture sites notably in senate gambia where the marabou it's blamed slave trade goods corrupting society. these outbursts of violence plunged the sugar industry into a deadlock. the crisis did not spare europe and commercial ports more and more voices rose to express outrage at the horrors of

the english prevailed in the bahamas jamaica and barbados and dominica. only cuba and puerto rico remained under spanish rule after the extermination of the are like indians the first sugar canes flourished on this fertile land. the caribbean became a space of conquest for the europeans very early on really was the first place the columbus landed in the new world the first place that the spanish began to search for gold and the first place they began to enslave the indians so they were thoroughgoing spaces created by design. of european planters and imperial policy makers and for their profit right there aren't so many places where you can completely overlay a territory like that so there are in some ways the caribbean is a space where you find the purest of colonial territories where the masters of the space actually get to create the space to suit their own needs. in guadalupe every plot of land every single square inch of ground contains traces of this violent and deeply rooted history. and. today all that is left of the sugar war is a field. of the tw

now you saying bolts dream of becoming a professional football player still seems to be on track jamaica's sprint legend has scored an indefinite training period with an australian elite team bolt has already trained with brewster dormant and teams in south africa are norway since leaving athletics with eight olympic gold medals he's now trying to earn a contract with the central coast mariners in new south wales. i just want to say thanks to all of the body of the central coast marnus for giving me this opportunity to play professional football illegal i'm looking forward to the opportunity to prove that with our work and things possible so i'm looking forward to it on the local near do my best watch out on the way remember i don't think limits well we'll have much more support throughout the day but for now it's back to rachelle thank you very much all right thank you for joining me for this news hour here on al-jazeera but to keep it here part of a push more news on the other side of the break thanks for your time of. their lives not just up. there it created the modern world. the slave

a song margaret and john mica it had been a hit in jamaica i think but nobody in the rest of the worldknew it. when i put out my remix it went nowhere for the first six months but people started to pick up on it. it went to number one on spotify and suites but with no marketing or record like a marketing push on a platter people just thought i liked that market and loaded it into their playlist sent it to their friends posted it on facebook and that's how it gradually took off like. it was streamed seven hundred million times on spotify and a billion on youtube. since then game has been playing to see. sizable crowds such as at the summer sound festival in latvia for the young man who grew up on the baltic sea coast it's always a massive moment going on stage. or you know sure god was like no matter how big or small i'm always excited before every show and today i'm in lafayette where i've never played before those days cheapos are tearing the place up right now we have fifteen minutes for the change over i'm in the closing that which means everyone who doesn't want to see me can go ho

the young talent from kingston jamaica lit up the foot in this league and with the full front line package technique close control pace and some simply sublime finishing. up. the. nine goals seven assists he was directly involved in over a quarter of them because these goals were going by. little babies to. the fisa. opposition defenses learn to be very wary of his deadly left foot and with barely spectacular systems leverkusen took their place in the europa league. body was one of. the top of the goals and assists shots for surprise packets from the twenty three year old wide midfielder has exploded on the bundesliga scene as both provider and score a. pizza assists and five goals to his name all clinically despite with his reliable bike a fast dynamic and first the tile down out of the flank boys in the fast lane to the top next season the journey continues with top. twenty three years old and another explosive wide midfield broom i really came into his own down the home straight twenty eight appearances in his debut win this nigga season. the portugal international back three of his fou

it takes 100 strikes of the mochi jamaica just right.ust right. i don't want to outshine my hosts. the proof, as they say, is in the pudding, or the tasting, so let us see the pudding, or the tasting, so let us see what the judges have his say. —— have to say. that was not in the script. i reckoned that was a fix. and after all that exertion, it's time for a well earned rest. i'm heading south, where my trip comes to an end in hokkaido's man city of sapporo. it is a fitting place to finish the trip around hokkaido, because here in sapporo, they are hosting a jazz festival, that plays hosting a jazz festival, that plays host to the whole city. —— main city of sapporo. just under a sweaty festival ta kes of sapporo. just under a sweaty festival takes place. this is one of the biggest international dancing competitions. teams testing music inspired by a hokkaido folksong. this folksong was about fishermen. 0ne this folksong was about fishermen. one of the teams here with our own ta ke one of the teams here with our own take on the dance is

the use will scattering the showers you mostly want to show is that into hispaniola maybe into or jamaica as well something pass on cuba some wet weather of course also in place for a good part of central america. then there's nothing they set sail for gold. but this cover their resorts are worth more than it's worth. human be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charge the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping out history that there's going to humanity. for all the gold in the world want to just go the new year a new kind of many new developments for this chinese villages fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting frustration grips the villages and as the saga began over a year before revolt is in the air police call. pot for just six months spelled out for five years to come china's democracy experiment on which is iraq. you're on the news hour and these are our top stories this hour investigators in the u.s. have successfully prosecuted two big play

sufriÓ el aborto declaró que estuvo sangrando durante varios dÍas, mientras se encontraba de viaje en jamaicaija de 22 aÑos y un hijo de 16 aÑos. igual hablamos con Él, tiene 16 y sabe las consecuencias de lo que puede pasar. >> las autoridades dicen que investiguen este caso como un aborto involuntario y no un acto criminal y que el feto tendrÍa poco mÁs de tres meses de gestaciÓn. >> american airlands dijo ademÁs que el equipo que hizo este hallazgo esta ahora recibiendo ayuda psicolÓgica para lidiar con esta situaciÓn. en el aeropuerto laguardia, new york, vallanca rosa. jorge: los abogados del presidente trump rechazaron la Última reuniÓn de presidentes-- con robert mueller. uno de los abogados confirmÓ que se habÍa enviado una respuesta a mueller, pero se negÓ a comentar su contenido. el abogado principia dijo que era hora de que concluyera allÁ de la investigaciÓn. ilia: rick gates concluyÓ hoy el testimonio en el que se implicÓ a sÍ mismo y a paul manafort en la evasiÓn de impuestos sobre decenas de millones de dÓlares y tambiÉn otros fraudes. siguieron atacando su credibilidad y los a

un remedio casero que me encantapara controlar la presiÓn sanguÍnea insertÉ de flor de jamaica se conoce semana. recuerda que para aprender mÁs sobre temas de salud los espero todos los miÉrcoles en doctor juan a las 10:00 a.m., nueve centro en despierta amÉrica. ramÓn: gracias doctor, contenemos con el tÓpico. investigadores del reino unido dice que el corazÓn podrÍa saber si uno viveen la ciudad o en una zona rural. en su estudio los corazones de mÁs de 3800 personas que viven en el campo estÁn expuestos a bajos niveles de contaminaciÓn y notaron que su corazÓn habÍa crecido un 2%. otros estudios muestran que el crecimiento del corazÓn se relaciona con la contaminaciÓn. ahora esperan promover polÍticas ambientalistas al estudiar los resultados. pasamos con Él era para que los diga cÓmo estarÁn las temperaturas para la semana laboral una vez mÁs, te toca, elena. adelante. elena: un saludo para nuestros amigos televidentes comenzamos analizando la temperatura mÁxima durante el domingo. estamos terminando el fin de semana. en san josÉ se reportaron 91 en una temperatura cÁlida y por encim

we will be hearing from idris elba as he makes his debut as a director in a film set in jamaica his debut as a director in a film set injamaica and london in the 19705. at set injamaica and london in the 1970s. at io:a0pm and 11:30pm this evening i will be discussing tomorrow's front pages. that is all coming up ahead on bbc news, but now it is time for sportsday. coming up on sportsday, india's captain makes england pay a heavy toll at trent bridge. england's world cup adventure ends in tears, the under 20s lose to japan in their semifinal, and in the premier league mo salah is looking to strike at the palace tonight. hello. a great day for india. the series is alive again. the third day of the third test match at trent bridge all going the tourists‘ way. virat kohli making a century and india eventually declaring on 352 for seven, a lead of 520 runs over england with two—days still to go. patrick geary is at trent bridge for us. patrick, how impressive have india and kohli been today? very impressive indeed. i cannot say it was a gruelling day, it wasn't, but it was incredibly effective

all throughout the mountainous areas of jamaica you have these communities of formerly enslaved people who have escaped and they learn the territory they learn to cultivate crops there and they learn to fight as well harassing plantations taking gunpowder getting new recruits and maintaining and building communities in the mountains where this becomes increasingly a problem for the british and by the second third decade of the eighteenth century it breaks out into major war and the british aren't even sure they're going to be able to maintain the island. therefore there and. then there's not. then there are four yours where they. come from. that then. run. the sugar system rose to a fever pitch and went haywire after the islands the fire reached the african coast . wars rage at the capture sites notably in senate gambia where the marabou it's blamed slave trade goods corrupting society. these outbursts of violence plunged the sugar industry into a deadlock. the crisis did not spare europe commercial ports more and more voices rose to express outrage at the horrors of the slave trade. i

all throughout the mountainous areas of jamaica you have these communities of formerly enslaved people who have escaped and they learn the territory they learn to cultivate crops there and they learn to fight as well harassing plantations taking gunpowder getting new recruits and maintaining a building communities in the mountains where this becomes increasingly a problem for the british and by the second third decade of the eighteenth century it breaks out into major war and the british aren't even sure they're going to be able to maintain the island. therefore there and. then there's not. then there are four yours where they. come from. that then. run. the sugar system rose to a fever pitch and went haywire after the islands the fire reached the african coast . wars rage at the capture sites notably in senate gambia where the marabou it's blamed slave trade goods corrupting society. these outbursts of violence plunged the sugar industry into a deadlock. the crisis did not spare europe in commercial ports more and more voices rose to express outrage at the horrors of the slave trade.

to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice thing kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards a says quite to conditions here for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguay. cut. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the attacks even though they too of victims of the bandits the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe as a rainy and brace for u.s. sanctions due to get back in place on the sixth book against al jazeera will cover the developments from time wrong in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal feelin exploitation system then laid the foundation of today's global pow

she is african-american from jamaica. she runs 1800 stores. makes a lot of money and you know what? she is worth everything we pay her and more. that is capitalism. it works. does it work for everybody? no, but everybody does not have the same energy level, the same passion. david: it is also qualifications. you said you pay someone more because they are more valuable. education is important. what can we do in this country to fix our public education system? let me go back to me so you of the benchmark you can reference. eight weeks into my college ander, a professor calls me -- in, throws an exam book on the table and said that is the worst english i have ever seen. before, he beats me up too bad, he said you understand economics. how are you doing? he said you are going to be out in january. is that what you want to happen? he says if i make an effort to help you, we do your part? i said yeah. he said that anybody ever tell you you were stupid? i said a lot of people. he said you believe them. you start by encouraging kids that inside each o

investors until east we see some nice big white caps for me over his span yola same street cuber in jamaica and sherry picture that you can follow the winds towards the coast of costa rica and panama for brazil well the pacific coast looks wet but further east knots are. desir travels to the fine this reaches of thailand to follow young local doctors who are providing knife saving care to the real community that solving problems for others is very fulfilling you don't get this in any other profession. we charge the dramas and in nights of their inspiring efforts to successfully deliver the people's house. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the on to zero news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. a bridge in italy collapses sending vehicles tumbling to the ground and killing at least twenty five people. turkey's president calls for a boycott on u.s. electronics products even as the lyric studies. decades of sexual abuse by priests revealed in the u.s. state of pennsylvania investigators believe the victims could be in the finals. and police

she is african-american from jamaica. she runs 1800 stores.he makes a lot of money, and you know what? she is worth everything we pay her, and more. that is capitalism. it works. does it work for everybody? no, but not everybody has the same drive, the same passion. david: it is also qualifications. you said you pay people more because they're more valuable. education and being prepared for the job is critically important. let's go to education. remember what we do in this country to fix our public education. ken: let me go back to me so you have a benchmark where you can reference, ok? eight weeks into my college career, a professor calls me in, throws an exam book on the table and says that is the worst thing i have ever seen in my life, and he scolds me for my english. and he said, you understand economics. how are you doing? not very well. how about your other classes? i said as about as bad as i'm doing with you. he says to me if i make an effort to help you, will you do your part? i said, yeah. then he asked me a question. he said, anybo

his directorial debut in london on the cheese day the film follows a young gangster from kingston jamaica who joins london is jamaican can you see in the nineteen eighties alba also used the opportunity in london to dispel rumors that he could be the next james bond. but it would take most of his stuff i'd actually like to i mean the family seven. meanwhile it's also a message that danny boyle won't be directing the twenty fifth bones picture after all he quit due to creative differences but never say never they might all change their minds. right now hundred fifty teens from thirty eight comes. the championship runs until august twenty fifth. hundreds day swedish princess is still had her first day at school six year old is still arrived in the company of her parents crown princess victoria and prince daniel through meet her classmates mr l. is the first member of the royal family to attend the campus of manila a private school our new york and ireland in central stockholm its unique educational concept emphasizes francis and creativity. riding horses and fishing for shrimp are two activ

reality his directorial debut in london on issues day the film follows a young gangster from kingston jamaica who joins london as jamaican community in the nineteen eighties alba also used the opportunity in london to dispel rumors that he could see the next james. for a little bit frustrating most of his stuff right actually it looks like you're going to be nothing. but. meanwhile it's also a message that danny boyle won't be directing the twenty fifth bones picture off the role he quit due to creative differences but never say never but they might all change their minds. right now one hundred fifty teams from thirty eight countries all taking part in the biannual international hot air balloon world championships in. austria find that some people in a range of disciplines like maneuvering their balloons to a designated landing site trying to catch up with a balloon flying ahead. current weather conditions perfect. the championship runs until august twenty fifth. hundreds day swedish princess is still at her first day at school six year old are still arrived in the company of her parents crow

the english prevailed in the bahamas jamaica and barbados and dominica. only cuba and puerto rico remained under spanish rule after the extermination of the arawak indians the first sugar canes flourished on this fertile land. of the caribbean became a space of conquest for the europeans very early on really was the first place the columbus landed in the new world the first place that the spanish began to search for gold and the first place they began to enslave the indians so they were thorough going spaces created by design of european planters and imperial policy makers and for their profit right there aren't so many places where you can completely overlay a territory like that so they're in some ways the caribbean is a space where you find the purest of colonial territories where the masters of the space actually get to create the space to suit their own needs. in guadalupe every plot of land every single square inch of ground contains traces of this violent and deeply rooted history. and. today all that is left of the sugar war is a field. of the two

absolutely, we had media from around the world, jamaica, china, so for us it was quite an experience.t on. it was nice to have the eyes of the world on us. nice to have the eyes of the world on us. many around the world wanted him, how did you get him? on us. many around the world wanted him, how did you get him7m on us. many around the world wanted him, how did you get him? if you are serious about becoming a footballer, we are serious about getting it there. we are interested in making him a football player and see central coast mariners scene is mellow and relaxed and most of all we are focused on making him a footballer. what can he offer you? we are definitely looking for some speed, we are in a rebuilding phase so we are looking for someone to lead the team and give us a good mentality. we have a lot of young layers so it is great to have him on board. what has he said about his first day? he said it was cold, coming from the heat injamaica. he had a good hit out session with the boys. he always says in your first track and field session you now how far you have to go. what is h

she is african-american from jamaica. she runs 1800 stores. she makes a lot of money, and you know what? she is worth everything we pay her, and more. that is capitalism. it works. does it work for everybody? no, but not everybody doesn't have the same energy level, the same drive, the same passion. david: beyond drive and passion, it is also qualifications. you said you pay people more because they're more valuable. education and being prepared for the job is critically important. let's go to education. ken: ok, let's go to education. david: what do we do in this country to fix our public education? ken: let me go back to me so you have a benchmark where you can reference, ok? eight weeks into my college career, a professor calls me in, throws an exam book on the table and says that is the worst english i have ever seen in my life, and he scolds me for my english. and before he beats me up too bad, he says i'm glad you struggled. and he said, you understand economics. how are you doing? not very well. how about your other classes? i said as a

investors until east we see some nice big white cats for me over his spine yola same is true of kuber in jamaica a sheriff picture that you can follow the winds towards the coast of costa rica and panama for brazil well the pacific coast looks wet but further east knots are. full of struggles. with the army all along all the time walking up on the fall of pleasure. going through an intimate look at life in cuba today those of us young want to. give it a biological cue on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now at least twenty five people have been killed and many more injured after a highway bridge collapsed in the italian city of genoa it came down during heavy rain sending vehicles plunging around a hundred meters to the ground. the days of heavy losses the turkish lira recovered some ground on tuesday president. has called for a boycott of u.s. electronic products television for he says it's an economic attack on this country on friday washington impose new sanctions in response to the detention of a u.s. pastor. a new report suggests there could be

the use will scattering the showers you mostly want to show is that into hispaniola maybe in two or jamaica as well southern pass on cuba some wet weather of course also in place for a good part of central america. struggles. of an embattled. full of pleasure. only a half. an intimate look at life in cuba today it. can be for the good of the ethics this is my cuba on zero. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera investigators in the u.s. some successfully prosecuted two big players in donald trump's twenty sixty election campaign michael cohen wants the president's personal lawyer says he broke the nor the directions from donald trump in a separate trial a jury found trump's former campaign chairman guilty of eight charges pulled man a ford is now facing sentencing for breaching campaign finance laws touch fraud and failing to disclose foreign bank accounts. countrymen efforts are underway in carroll after southern india's worst floods in a century that killed if these three hundred seventy people about a million still remain in makeshift camps. now a message of

you say in bold stream of becoming a professional football player still seems to be on track jamaica's springs legend has scored an indefinite training period with an australian elite team bolt has already trained with first your dog and untamed in south africa and norway since leaving our flight explorer eight olympic gold medals he's now trying to earn a contract with the central coast mariners in new south wales i just want to see runs to everybody at the central coast mariners for giving me this opportunity to play professional football in the home looking forward to the opportunity to prove that gardner and do as possible so looking for do and i'm going to come here do my best watch all of them on the way remember i don't think limits sawyer sport for now but so julie in london find key now in kenya and tanzania people are marking the twentieth anniversary of similar taney as bomb attacks on the u.s. embassies bulls in nairobi and dar es salaam a prayer meeting was held in nairobi to remember the two hundred and twenty four people killed by suicide bombers affiliated with al qaeda