>> i mean -- jamaica. >> jimmy: i want it to be true. i'm saying no, not true. >> it is true. [ laughter ] ♪ >> what? >> jimmy: i'm terrible at this game. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how? what do you mean? >> oh, he grew me in the office. [ laughter ] no, he was -- i just -- he just was like, "i'm going to jamaica, do you want to come?" i was like, "[ bleep ], yeah, dude." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you guys, like, stay next to each other in the hotel? >> yeah, i stayed -- well, i stayed -- i didn't want to stay -- he offered to stay where was, but i didn't want to, like, you know, be me around him. so i -- [ laughter ] stayed at the hotel 10 minutes away. so, like -- 'cause i would have been fired if i stayed there. [ laughter ] i have to give him his -- >> jimmy: you smoke that much weed? oh, my god. >> yeah, well, yeah, it was a a lot of fun. >> jimmy: yeah, oh, my god. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: our thanks to john mulaney, pete davidson. [ cheers and applause ] check them out on "saturday night live" this

cannabis and marijuana is legal in fact it is illegal but what is legal in jamaica is some of these psychedelics like magic mushrooms the words contains that ingredient we've been discussing let's listen to eric and what's going on in treasure beach in jamaica but whose are. host of these hills on chronicles pocket and founder and c.e.o. of michael meditations a legal citizen retreat center and treasuries jamaica in the last three years we've worked with over five hundred clients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder currently mings i.v. treatment resistant person or facing their own mortality and nearly every single case we're seeing massive improvements in the quality of the individual's life clearly so sudden mushrooms are a powerful medicine. and example of an experience that you've had in and explain to us how psychedelic what you he were talking to our audience and in the conversation what would you say the benefits from. that. second alex to help put the different parts of one's psyche together they can also actually hold. a family together oftentimes families are dri

el panorama luce complicado, ya que necesita golear a jamaica.a ellos empatamos 1 a 1 y fuimos superiores a ellos en Último partido. tenemos que aprovechar la localÍa, a nuestra gente y que la gente se vuelque al estadio y apoye a su selecciÓn. >>> finalizamos con una de estas jugadas curiosas. fÍjese, ocurriÓ en el fÚtbol inglÉs. momento de antologÍa el viento se transformÓ en un protagonista mÁs de la cancha luego de realizar un pase que increÍblemente terminÓ en el fondo de las redes. segÚn la informaciÓn las rÁfagas de viento alcanzaban los 95 kilÓmetros por hora. es por eso, que antes de ir a la cascarita hay que estar atentos al segmento de tiempo en telemundo 48. no se mueva los espero a las 6 de la tarde con mÁs informaciÓn en el mundo de los deportes. >>> perfecto y listos para las cascaritas. >>> nueva puntuaciÓn para las pruebas de choques en camionetas. la mejor calificaciÓn fue una ford 150. la que tuvo mÁs baja puntuaciÓn, menos puntuaciÓn fue la tundra toyota. y otra pick up fueron evaluadas, pero sin embargo, el estudio revelÓ que

had found out about the first millionaire in jamaica. and i remember i was at columbia journalism school at the time, and sam has a famous book-writing class that's produced, what is it, 50, 60 -- >> 87. >> 87 books, i'm way off. [laughter] and, you know, i was, wanted to get in the class. and i pitched him this idea of writing a book about -- >> that's right. >> -- the first jamaican millionaire, and he said, you know, that might be hard to do, you know, to report from the united states on something in jamaica. why don't you look into maybe doing something about folks here. and so i did, and i was just kind of shocked at, you know, what i found, that there was just this incredible history of black millionaires and these incredible folks that were not really commonly known, the first black millionaires. is so i sort of dove in. >> and wasn't there also family connection -- not through this period of time, but the history of black entrepreneurship in this country? >> yeah. so there was kind of a family connection that came in later and, h

of michael meditations a legal citizen retreat center and treasuries jamaica in the last three years we've worked with over one hundred clients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder crippling zaya the treatment resistant person or facing their own mortality and nearly every single case we're seeing massive improvements in the quality of the individual's life clearly so sudden mushrooms are a powerful medicine. stunning. example of an experience that you've had in and explain to us how psychedelic what you he were talking to our audience and in the conversation what would you say the benefits from. that. second alex to help put the different parts of one's psyche together they can also actually help. a family together oftentimes families are driven to pipe a secret or seem used to drugs or experiment they don't tell the elders in their family that others may be a repeat of getting older and of their mortality but they're not telling the people who are younger in their family and i think that psychedelics when talked about more openly even within families can actually create mo

and marijuana is legal in fact it is illegal but what is legal in jamaica is some of these psychedelics like magic mushrooms which contains that ingredient we've been discussing let's listen to eric and what's going on in treasure beach in jamaica but whose are. host of these seals on chronicles pocket and founder and c.e.o. of michael meditations a legal citizen retreat center in treasuries jamaica in the last three years we've worked with over one hundred clients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder cruelly mings either the treatment resistant person or facing their own mortality and nearly every single case we're seeing massive improvements in the quality of the individual's life clearly so sudden mushrooms are a powerful medicine. and example of an experience that you've had in and explain to us how psychedelic what you he was talking to our audience. in the conversation what would you say the benefits from. second alex to help put the different parts of one's psyche together they can also actually help. a family together oftentimes families are driven apart by seek greater

cannabis and marijuana is legal in fact it is illegal but what is legal in jamaica is some of these psychedelics like magic mushrooms so it's contains that ingredient we've been discussing let's listen to eric and what's going on in treasure beach in jamaica but who's a. host of these seals on chronicles pocket and founder and c.e.o. of michael meditations a legal citizen retreat center in treasuries jamaica in the last three years we've worked with her clients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder currently mings i.v. treatment resistant person or facing their own mortality and nearly every single case we're seeing massive improvements in the quality of the individual's life clearly so sudden mushrooms are a powerful medicine. and example of an experience that you've had in and explain to us how psychedelic what you he was talking to our audience and in the conversation what would you say the benefits from. second dollars to help put the different parts of one's psyche together they can also actually hold. a family together oftentimes families are driven apart by a secret o

each other more and because of this they learn so much better than my school money but indeed more jamaica and i translate everything into spanish. for little ones offers children far more than just a bilingual education. most of them come from poor homes but i can only give them a little bit of what i have my son. you know. my mother takes care of the. children know that and they call her mom. everyone calls her mama. mama. i'm only actions to project forward breaking with the tradition of her community and. and now others are following in her footsteps. as a way to making the when other people saw what i had accomplished they said if she can do it so can i know the last thirty. years. if they. are wiped that good as. disabled war veterans compete in the international invictus games one traumatized german soldier hopes his country will host the next games. the gays are offended but the aim of raising greater awareness of veterans. military service in afghanistan and especially dangerous mission there's a high risk of being wounded or traumatized something german soldier kevin finally expe

in launched on mom says he will never conceal the fact that he's jewish despite the dangers in jamaica shoojit is i've never hidden the fact that i'm jewish and i won't do that now when i go to the synagogue for sure but i will my kippah and i will continue to do. so little real. but when it came to the question of whether he would let his own children wear a key part in public in line couldn't give us an answer. and also our last stop pakistan few women there dared to ride bicycles for fear of being seen as an islamic but one community group is defying the rules so my inner cousin went to meet them and sent us this report from cut up. getting to grips with the first bicycle every sunday morning very much harm it joins her friends at her local cycling club for the eleven year old this is a totally new mom and sometimes daunting experience called us up a lot of parents is alive and initially i tracked this bike along with my feet then i slowly learned how to control it i love the fact i can right now. i wish i could cycle every day with my friends as it makes me feel really good. it's q

. >> el presidente donald trump llegÓ a florida para reunirse con lÍderes de jamaica y repÚblica dominicanajo el o que se la card interamericana ssiempre ha apostado que la democracia es bÁsicamente aceptable. >> sin embargo, algunos paÍses del caribe siguen apoyando maduro y donald trump busquÉ convencerlos de lo contrario. >> un juez federal en san francisco escuchÓ los argumentos a favor y en contra de la decisiÓn del gobierno de donald trump de regresar a los solicitantes de asilo mÉxico a esperar por sus casos. marÍa antonieta mejÍa tiene el reporte. maria: directivos de diferentes agencias que trabajan a favor de los inmigrantes estuvieron presentes en la audiencia realizada en san francisco y esperan que el juez emita una decisiÓn que proteja a los migrantes centroamericanos. un juez de una corte federal en san francisco escuchÓ los argumentos acerca de una demanda presentada contra la decisiÓn del gobierno de donald trump que busca que los migrantes centroamericanos que hubo solicitan asilo en estados unidos, esperen por sus casos de mÉxico. >> esperamos que el juez tome la decisiÓn

turning far milder now to the south we're seeing a few showers here particularly over parts of cuba jamaica through haiti and into the dominican republic and this area again is looking fairly unsettled on friday expect some more showers here and talking of showers there's plenty of them over parts of south america at the moment they stretch from the northeastern parts of brazil around four to later all the way down towards rio now rio has been pretty wet recently but those showers are just edging a little bit further towards the south so they could be more breaks developing in those showers as we head through thursday and friday but as we had three thursday and friday for argentina things are going to get worse we're looking at very heavy thundery downpours or friday. told to al-jazeera. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case we listen for one measly nation in india although that's not exactly my point we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero you. already own room. who was. her. was. her. who.

my home to jamaica. >> joining us is micah cubic.ng here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's go through this. it is illegal on its face for an american citizen to be detained and deported. how is it half the counties in florida signed up to do this anyway? >> so i think the national administration and its eagerness to create an environment, fear and harassment and intimidation for immigrants have been so over zealous and sloppy in the way they managed this detainer process that american citizens get caught up in the process. the process is a sham from beginning to end. even folks who watched just television, police procedural know to be detained you're supposed to have probable cause but i.c.e. doesn't create probable cause in detainers so as a result, they never go through the process to figure out whether the people they are trying to find are actually the one whose are being detained or not and in the process american citizens, folks who have never been immigrants at all, natural born citizens as well as naturalized citizens get ca

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more expansive heavier across has been your as we go on through friday i have a little drive into jamaicathese are sort of the caribbean generally set fed has come down back into the south northern parts of south america columbia for example pushing into panama could see some very heavy rain by this date but for central america it's fine and sunny. the weather sponsored by cattle railways. april on al-jazeera nato leaders will gather to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the alliance in washington d.c. madam husain engages in rigorous debate cutting through the headlines on up front twenty five years on from the genocide that killed nearly a million people rwanda has rebuilt but how far of its people have been reconciled the emmy award winning show phone lines is back with more investigative journalism and in-depth stories israel is to hold an early election on the ninth of april but with a corruption scandal looming will benjamin netanyahu extend his ten years as prime minister april on al-jazeera. in twenty sixty one the one used to reveal that girls for me and some as young as fif

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you get a nice beef patty from 165th street and jamaica avenue. island flavors.ver yt in there. just open it and stuff it with paleo mozzarella. you can even put bacon and meatball. you can gecrazy with it. that's what they serve at the pizzeria in new york city. >> seth: that is a good looking -- >> it's a vegan alternative. laughter ] [ applause ] uncheers and applause ] >> seth: we joke a we have our fun. this, right here, is no joke. >>u're in a martin scorsese movie. am. >> seth: this is a photo -- >> it's crazy to even say that. >> seth: this is a real thing. you were in a photo -- this was you and bobby niro and marty scorsese. [ cheers and applause ] >> that looks photoshopped, right? >> seth: and you are -- this is the film "the irishman." >> it is. it's coming in october, i think. >> seth: it's gonna be on er netflix in oct >> i believe so. >> seth: and what was the experience like? i mean, obviously, you're a new york guy, to byswith these >> it's illuminating from behind. [ laughter ] tit's like as if god was room. the quote when i put this picture up

this comes one day after kelly was released from jamaica for failing to pay child support. >>> bay area police departments are using artificial intelligence to predict crime before it happens. according to the mercury news the software relies on crime data pro predict when and where a crime will happen and in some cases, who is expected br the law. but bad policing can affect the data. several bay area police departments have used the software in the past including uc berkeley, mountain view and santa cruz. >>> a live look at sfo. uber and lyft made 10 million pickups and drop office in the last year alone. ride shares are clogging up curbside spaces that sfo is offering a $3 discount for customers willing to walk across the street and meet their drivers at a parking garage hoping it keeps the roadways moving smoothly and efficiently. >>> a tow truck and embarrassing photo on facebook and a traffic citation for one man trying to impress his girlfriend. police say the man drove on the beach early saturday morning when it partially sunk in the sand. several trucks tried to pull it out but

somewhat weather in place we got some heavy showers there just around hispaniola pushing down towards jamaica some of it as we go on through saturday but it should cut a little i brought at the most. this is al jazeera. although i am how long he'd seen it this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. three female activists are granted temporary release from jail in saudi arabia the women say they were abused in prison. the u.n. calls on saudi arabia to make public the trials held over the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. arrested again the journalist whose news site has been critical of the philippine government. soon be with you. in the living. and musical maestro leads tributes a national the service to remember the victims of the new zealand mosque attacks. or we begin the program in saudi arabia where three female activists have been granted temporary release after spending almost a year in prison reports identify them as bloggers eman john as these are all use of and. they face charges including contacting international media and human rights groups

, and jamaica bands rodney.s like walter eric williams might be a radical as a prime minister but then there is other people saying they want workers movements and grassroots movements that are going to give free health care and employment for all. from that vantage point, black power becomes something very frightening. most caribbean leaders don't want black power around them. we are going to see that in africa too. by the time we look at somebody , he iseve benson biko certainly influenced and impressed by black power and that it occurred in the united states. i think there are some parallels the caribbean influence is a big part of this story as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. in pasadena,dium california hosts college football's oldest postseason game. the rose bowl. held every january 1, it caps off the new year's day celebration which begins with the rose bowl parade in the morning.

showers this time of year and we're talking about here across parts of his been ula over here towards jamaica been looking quite nice for the last few days we expect to see some partly cloudy conditions there at about twenty seven and up towards parts of the hammers at about twenty six degrees there and then down across parts of south america well not looking too bad as we start the week over here towards rio de janeiro twenty seven degrees for the weekend over here to assistance in at thirty three but down here twenty one is it is going to be a rainy day on saturday things get a little bit better by the time we get to sunday at twenty eight in a sense for you at thirty three. amnesty international an organization focused on human rights around the world now amnesty itself is facing allegations of abuse and mistreatment by its own staff has honesty fall into the lowest point in its history do you think mr secretary-general . talks to al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm hala maher he'd seen this is the news our life until coming up in the next sixty minutes the nose have it the moos have

will see some wet weather just affecting southern parts of cuba maybe just driving its way down into jamaica as well could see some wet weather extending right across into nicaragua and costa rica a little filter is why a little further east which as we go through saturday even more rain around you notice across the island by this stage the brightest guys to gradually come back in behind. well you know. some of it i like. this is. you're watching the news hour live from the headquarters and. coming up in the next sixty minutes. the islamic call to prayer is heard across new zealand people of all faiths on earth the fifty worshippers killed in two mosques a week ago. we are now at the moment of decision. leaders agreed to give the u.k. more time to sort out its divorce deal now it all hinges on what happens in britain's parliament next week. as many as one hundred people drown as a ferry sinks in the fossil being waters of iraq's tigris river plus. the president . has just made history. strong praise from benjamin netanyahu after donald trump declares it's time to acknowledge is really solven

somewhat weather in place we got some heavy showers there just around hispaniola pushing down towards jamaica some of it as we go on through saturday but it should tell a little i brought a most. what waterboarding i said i absolutely believe that we should get to the. people in power investigates the private companies in the us and legit be complicit in the illegal use of torture under interrogation some euros once a day. or not a few are in the hands of. you can make the song. rendition visited. a reminder of the news this hour three female activists have been temporarily released in saudi arabia spending ten months in prison they have been freed after the second hearing of their trial which is still continuing. a u.n. investigator is calling for the eleven suspects in the mud of saudi journalists to be put on public trial the special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions i. said the closed door hearings in saudi arabia fall short of international standards. and chinese telecommunications giant huawei has reported a boost in profits despite a us campaign to blacklist the company over secur

don't want in you know in the united states what's happened in venezuela plays to him politically in jamaica ok and it was actually did i mention it's a very interesting dove tailing here are a gentleman we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real new stakes with r.t. . what i see every tuesday and hear things what they're dorie. i see people who are afraid not see these young some women in these ways and purposes and i see those as really scared. to get lewsey. all they have to all or that is the color of their skin that's all they have going for themselves to their white skin. i think it's gone into a nihilistic fever that's why they got to hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america take them to charlotte is the genius of this place especially american hero this is a weak point about how much ultimate has gotten so we always are on the bridge assembly line this gun culture is really important. because. we're starting last with begin to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of

democratic opponents in the united states to find him so this way that plays to him politically in jamaica ok and it's actually it's i don't know it's a very interesting dovetailing here are a gentleman we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news stakes with r.t. . what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president if you. want to. have to go right to due process that's right the three of them will be good. i'm interested in the waters in the. first. yes this is how the. place. seems wrong oh well we just don't. get to shape out. active. and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing some real names . ok now we're joined by john laughlin he's in france he's a lecturer in political philosophy and i says that catholic university john welcome to the program glad to have you on my least favorite topic these days is br. exit i'm tired of thi

will see some wet weather just affecting southern parts of cuba maybe just driving its way down into jamaica as well see some wet weather extending right across into nicaragua and costa rica a little filter as well little further east which as we go through sassed a little more rain around you notice across yards by this stage the brightest guys to come back in behind. traveling to be a beautiful. country . to keep out of america people in power travels alongside those hoping to make it in. she's on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are all top stories have been held across to see them to mark a week since a gunman attacks to mosques killing fifty people the call to prayer was bought cost on t.v. and radio before two minute silence. the european union with an extension to its bricks of negotiating period but only of trees amazed as approved by the british parliament that is taking place next week days before the current deadline for the u.k.'s exit on the block on march twenty ninth an explosion at a chemical factory and china's junk food problems has killed at least f

agencies do not carry out anti doping tests thus in two thousand and twelve there were no urine tests in jamaica during the six month period that preceded the london olympics where using bolt made off with three gold medals. they didn't go. because i know that there's more sound but they'll come i can offer nothing in their stuff up all the way. they say look they're so young for a saturday and they got the does not only are. you saying balls great american rival justin gatlin has been suspended twice after testing positive for amphetamines and testosterone he returned at the age of thirty two even stronger and faster than he was when he tested positive for his performances judy raised eyebrows. am and. isn't the problem for your town that they really don't have a hell of a question mark over him but he does have a corruption question mark over it doesn't look good for the image to live a simple as not going to do any will probably not knowing about it or deciding the real you get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the un across the globe to far but it's called fall of the bridge doesn't

hay que destacar que tiene 44 aÑos es hijo de inmigrantes de jamaica, fue cambio universitario de fÚtbolabitantes y ahora su meta es la casa blanca. alan: la decisiÓn del presidente trump determinar con obamacare a travÉs del reciente pedido una corte de apelaciones genera preocupaciÓn en los millones de personas que tienen garantizada la cobertura de salud y tambiÉn entre los polÍticos porque hay resistencia entre demÓcratas y republicanos tanto en el congreso como en el gabinete donde temen que no haya plan alternativo. el mandatario insiste en que lo tendrÁ y será mejor que el que lleva el nombre de su antecesor. >> si la corte suprema decide que obamacare estÁ fuera, tendremos un plan mucho mejor que obamacare. alan: como les contamos aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" este lunes el gobierno apoyÓ el fallo de un juez de texas que declarÓ inconstitucional el mandato de cobertura individual en respuesta a la demanda de 20 procuradores, gobernadores e individuos que impidieron la multa por no tener seguro de salud. satcha: el presidente donald trump acusa al gobierno de mÉxico de no hacer nada

showers this time of year and we're talking about here across parts of his been eula over here towards jamaica venice been looking quite nice for the last few days we expect to see some partly cloudy conditions there at about twenty seven and up towards parts of the hammers at about twenty six degrees there and then down across parts of south america well not looking too bad as we start the week over here towards rio de janeiro twenty seven degrees for the weekend over here to assistance in at thirty three but down here towards one is that is it is going to be a rainy day on saturday things get a little bit better by the time we get to sunday at twenty eight in the sense you're in range for you at thirty three. rewarding to continue. to bring your people back to life. we don't do you. use documentary. continue. to. do street revisiting. we're going back to a poor south african neighborhood where music and tradition come together in an annual competition. the only reward. hello again i'm mr. mind of the news this hour venezuela has been hit by another electricity blackout this week the power ou

invited diplomats to them are a logger resort in florida this weekend the meeting included leaders from jamaica the bahamas haiti the dominican republic and st lucia trump revealed that the future of venezuela was one of the main discussion topics we always talk about trade but we'll also be discussing i have a feeling venezuela that may come up in our conversation it's become a very big topic all over the world as well. while guy joe claims he is working to gain the support of venezuela's military it remains to be seen what the united states next move will be as russia appears to be offering the backing of its own military to the leader the us is seeking to overthrow in washington rachel glove and arching. this might sound crackers we don't get cheesed off until you hear me out music actually makes she's better science us so she a team of researchers at the burn university of arts in switzerland took her six and a half months each wheel was play different music via mini transmitters into the chiefs the music included mozart's the magic flute and led zeppelin's stairway to heaven so it says tha

our forecast map we do expect to see more rain here on wednesday across has been your low parts of jamaica as well as into cuba but the harm is have been seeing some very heavy rain as well things get a little bit better by the time we get to thursday but up here towards her van things get a little bit better for you as well with a temperature of twenty five in kingston more clouds in your forecast with a temperature of twenty nine. al jazeera where ever you are. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera the head of the algerian army has triggered the constitutional process that would declare president up a disease but a feat unfit for office but follows weeks of mass protests demanding he quits israel's prime minister is threatening further action against gaza of the air strikes on monday and rocket fire from the string tension remains high after the biggest israeli palestinian military escalation in recent months i'm a charity save the children says seven people including four children have been killed in an air strike on a hospital it supports yemen the organizati

a handful of the countries that have publicly supported cried so president trump invited diplomat jamaica the bahamas haiti the dominican republic and st lucia trumper of feel that the future of venezuela was one of the main discussion topics may come up in our conversation it's become a very big topic all over the world as well. while guy joe claims he is working to gain the support of venezuela's military it remains to be seen what the united states next move will be as russia appears to be offering the backing of its own military to the leader the us is seeking to overthrow in washington rachel glove and soon. this might sound crackers we don't get cheesed off until you hear me out music actually makes cheese better science us i see a team of researchers of the brain university of the arts in switzerland took i ate identical twenty two pound wheels of cheese sourced from the same farmer and processed in the same container on the same day of production they then put them in specially designed wooden boxes and for six and a half months each wheel was played different music via mini trans

turning far milder now to the south we're seeing a few showers here particularly over parts of cuba jamaica through haiti and into the dominican republic and this area again he's looking fairly calm settled on friday expects more showers here and talking of showers there's plenty of them over parts of south america at the moment they stretch from the northeastern parts of brazil around four to laser all the way down towards rio now rio has been pretty wet recently but those showers are just edging a little bit further towards the south so they could be more breaks developing in those showers as we head through thursday and friday but as we had three thursday and friday for argentina things are going to get worse we're looking at very heavy thundery downpours on friday. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's poorest humanitarian crises we doe as have any migrants joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda you have to protect our nation what has happened to the region that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. this is not religion this

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turning far milder now to the south we're seeing a few showers here particularly over parts of cuba jamaica through haiti and into the dominican republic and this area again is looking fairly unsettled on friday expect some more showers here and talking of showers there's plenty of them over parts of south america at the moment they stretch from the northeastern parts of brazil around four to laser all the way down towards rio now rio has been pretty wet recently but those showers are just edging a little bit further towards the south so they could be more breaks developing in those showers as we had three thursday and friday but as we had three thursday and friday for argentina things are going to get worse we're looking at very heavy thundery downpours on friday. the world's pollinators are in decline. in this episode. we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insects of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to

all the caribbean is seeing slow changes here but all clad in a daily basis showers more likely in jamaica and cuba and increasingly costa rica as an example nicaragua and maybe honduras not greatly but more cloud generally speaking in the area and the fairly familia shaper of rain takes the biggest showers from northern bolivia sue brazil down towards rio and sao paolo where they have been heavy. lost and abandoned. found and say. one on one east reveals how one char she is giving pakistan's lost children a new chance along. and this was different not that whether someone is going for someone's favorite but this kind of thing it's how you approach an official and not that it is a certain way of doing it you can't just five story and fly out. you're watching our visitor a reminder of our top stories this hour the indian pilot taken captive by pakistan has been released in what islamabad is calling a gesture of peace going commando i mean and on the vote the man was welcomed at the border two days after his plane was shot down in the disputed kashmir and. hundreds of thousands of people hav

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somewhat weather in place we got some heavy showers there just around hispaniola pushing down towards jamaica some of it as we go on through saturday but it should turn a little eyebright at the most. a three year investigation into the pro-gun lobby we've been employing it was me and you got to really. reveal secrets. messaging out there will be people outraged you know. and connection some don't want to expose nanny in legacy media full love the last shooting. duck next week night al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jazeera. the latest means as it breaks as well as the police investigation the prime minister says there will also be a national inquiry with detailed coverage of the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important components of life in post-breakfast of britain. from around the world the airline is a symbol also must multiplied and its europeans have told their full support behind it. you're watching al-jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories this hour. three female activists have been temporarily released in saudi arabia after spending ten m

showers this time of year and we're talking about here across parts of his been yola over here towards jamaica van is been looking quite nice for the last few days we expect to see some partly cloudy conditions there at about twenty seven and up towards a parts of the hama's at about twenty six degrees there and then down across parts of south america well not looking too bad as we start the week over here towards rio de janeiro twenty seven degrees for the weekend over here to a sense even at thirty three but down here towards one is that is it is going to be a rainy day on saturday things get a little bit better by the time we get to sunday at twenty eight in the sense you had rain for you at thirty three. al jazeera. where ever you are. in twenty sixty one the one east revealed that girls from me and some as young as fifteen were trafficked to singapore to work as many it's illegal and costing lives so why does it still continue when law abiding singapore one the one east. you're watching al-jazeera a quick reminder all of the top stories this hour. britain's parliament turns rejected a sli

most likely to catch the rain all in off the next same is true of sporadic showers in visit cuba jamaica and the bahamas the story in the u.s. has been surprising amounts may rain once again in california and yes massive cloud of rain and snow from the sierra nevada both west and east there's a bit more to come but the real code is also still sitting in the midwest and across to the northeast. the weather sponsored by countdown anyways. rewind continues i can bring your be able back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best about his ear it stuck. dreams the struggle continues book from. distance revisiting. anatomy of an american city close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ass of my students and it does not look rewind on al-jazeera and monday put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry r

more cloudy, showers more likely in jamaica and cuba and increasingly costa rica, nick rog with a a -hondorras.nd the shape of rain, bolivia, brazil, sao paulo, where rain has been heavy. anchor: these are our top stories. the indian pilot taken captive been released. islamabad is calling it a gesture of piece. wing commander abhinandan varthaman walked back across the his plane days after was shot down in the disputed kashmir region. thousands have rallied presidenteria over abdelaziz bouteflika's run for a fifth term. police fired tear gas at the protestors but the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. begun the process of -- canada has begun the extraditing a top huawei executive to the united states. accused ofu is conspiring to violate sanctions on iran. in the last few minutes, we've had a development in the u.s.-china trade situation. a tweet from president donald who says, i've asked to remove allmediately tariffs on our agricultural products based on the fact that along nicely with trade discussions. he went on to say, i did not their second round of tariffs, 25%, saying this

getting up to around thirty sales assistant a lot of cloud and rain will sink a little further south of jamaica could see some rain southern parts of cuba say just as in the way down towards costa rica where much of the caribbean there was a set there is plenty of sunshine around some sunshine today now making its way back across the u.s. still some live longer spells of rain just around the eastern seaboard every down pulls a neocon just a celsius on thursday a friday but it comes yet wasna. the weather sponsored by countdown anyways. a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother's journey to break unite with the son she lost more than sixty years ago in the korean war on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks as well as the police investigation the prime minister says there will also be a national inquiry with detailed coverage of the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important components of life in post bricks of britain. from around the world that outline is a symbol also must fight and its europeans have called their f

this only glows in an isolated pond in jamaica.'t even from the movie. we imagine that happened. matthew mcconaughey and snoop dogg in "the beach bum" which opens in theaters on friday. did you guys have a wrap party? >> i think the movie was a wrap party. >> the whole movie is a wrap party. >> because when i first got to the set they had a bunch of fake blunts and joints rolled up. >> jimmy: no. no. >> who is that for? that's not for me. >> that was supposed to be for me, but carry on, sir. >> but you, gentleman, i like the way you tell the story. you tell on me. >> so the first scene that wian i shot together. i'm supposed to show up. moon dog goes to lingerie's place, lingerie's going to turn him on to the magic wide. i got my prop joints, which are oregano. and he said, yeah. yeah. i got that. so all of a sudden we go, do the scene, and it's about an eight-minute take. aong take if you're passing a joint back and forth and you're smoking hard core to the heels. so the scene goes on. right after the scene i feel like, man, i'm n

all our verbs in jamaica english stay present tense, regardless of tense.ht that was just bad english. and fantasy does give freedom, the kind of playgroundh to play ll of that but also to be true to the structure of languages. >> brown: did you think much about how this is intended for, who the audience is? i mean, you've mostly had a litera following, i think, right? so, is this fantasy for the literary lovers? and what about the fantasy lovers? will they think it's too literary? >> you know what? i still think i write for everybody. i put a lot of trust in the reader. i'll say, "yeah, there are parts where you might feel you're out without a paddle. don't worry, the curnt is coming so, i still think i writfor everybody. you think people still have the attention span to read it, stay with it? >> my theory is that all those kids who read harry potter are grown up now, so they've already read 900 page novels. i think theye ready. and if nothing else, there are good battle scenes! >> brown: all right, "black leopard, red wolf." marlon james, thanks very much