se viene estados unidos contra jamaica.resentador: a continuaciÓn el partido entre estados unidos contra jamaica. atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. presentador: son imÁgenes en vivo del partido que reciÉn acaba de terminar, canadÁ le pega 2—0 a costa rica y ya se ha instalado en las semifinales de la copa oro. canadÁ es el rival de mÉxico en el prÓximo jueves en houston. y ahora falta el enfrentamiento entre la selecciÓn de estados unidos contra jamaica. bienvenidos a fÚtbol central, yo soy alejandro. vamos a ver quÉ termina de ocurrir. y del otro lado tambiÉn me acompaÑa josÉ h

don't fall music is on the rise in jamaica. so it's a merger rate. what's the name between music and violence? the laid back reg, funding and the relaxed caribbean. jamaica but the island also had the darker side in 2019 molding, 1300 people. there were a similar number of shootings, and just under 500 cases of rape bearing a day goes by without bloodshed, much of the perpetrators. a young people who are taking hughes from the music scene . we have nothing to so it's going to bang. astonished to may come down to the scene has just released a new album. so normally i get that 20 rifles in the recording studio. approx used in his videos, which are saturated with imagery of gangster culture, gannons and drugs and lyrics with distinct yvonne and overtones up from dan. so is the cool kids and tough ones. that's how we live. that's always. so what is life then? what is life or negative life is that level of negative and positive? i mean that's what just be down. cool. is the most popular music sondra in jamaica, and the biggest hit tend to revolve around v

and rest of her i have been carrying on the site for a very long time in jamaica, outside of jamaica that just wanted to see if not new, even though there's an intensification of the movement. because the more people say no, we're not going to talk to you the more we are insisting, yes, you must talk to us, and you must do what my colleagues have said. you are to do apologize, which has 3 dimensions. you accept responsibility, you commit to non repetition, and you commit to repair, and we are waiting on all of those. and actually i want to just hop in for a moment if i can, because i want to agree 100 percent with my sister. read reparations is not new in the united states, the concept did not drop from the god with how to have see coach article in the atlantic magazine, the case ration for even recently with nicole, hannah jones and her $161900.00 project that talked about reparations in the new york times, operations is a longstanding issue of international law which the united states is actually participated in from the time of the end of the enslavement period. reparations were e

in jamaica the history of slavery . in the light was made put 2 lines on me cut by the jamaicans, this kylie africans who lived in jamaica. so it's like they carry the found of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like, use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drums and that to create this sunday called k. so when we hit africa like listen to it is like no but they know the song noise or the tendency coding that come with the sound and the mellow, again, the way the any influential, jamaican reggae stars are rest, the fire rise, rastafarianism is their religion, and the movement that originated in ethiopia, in fact many jamaican rest revere the former. if you open an emperor haile, selassie and consider him a profit or a deity for love of rest. as his majesty is jesus, he's that christ life figure there, redeemer, the ultimate redeem. so it's more than just human being the emperor, because they will link everything biblical right back to the line of david. now what i've often noticed in

this africans who lived in jamaica. so it's like they carry the sound of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like, use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drums and that to create this sounds called k. so when we hit africa, like listen to rated like no, but they know the song and the noise or the tentative coding that come with the sound in the mail or the and the way the, any influential jamaican reggae stars are ratify, rise, rastafarianism is their religion and the movement that originated in ethiopia, in fact many jamaican rest revere the former. if you open an emperor haile, selassie and consider him a profit or a deity for love of rest. as his majesty is jesus, he's that christ, like figure, the redeemer, the ultimate redeemer. so it's more than just human being the emperor, because they will link everything biblical right back to the line of david. now what i've often noticed in my home country times is that people don't seem to have a problem with reggae, but they do have a pr

so it's like they carry the found of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drum then that to create the sound is called ricky. so when we hit africa like listen to it is like no but they know the song noise or they tentative coding that come with the sound and the mellow again, the way the ne, influential jamaican reggae stars are rest, far rastafarianism is a religion and the movement that originated in ethiopia, in fact, many jamaican rest revere the former. if you open an emperor jaila the last be and consider him a profit or a deity for love of rest. as his majesty is jesus, he's that christ life figure, the redeemer, the ultimate redeemer. so it's more than just human being the emperor, because they will link everything biblical right back to the line of david. now what i've often noticed in my home country times is that people don't seem to have a problem with reggae, but they do have a problem with what some call the rest, the lifestyle, the dread locks, the songs that plays marijuana and the rest, a

the storm slamming into the dominican republic and triggering flash flooding across jamaica. dslides,itthe en oceleatns tial rosshe cntth of jul friends andamentoghceleb america's pandemic progress and honoring the lives lost to the virus as he holds the largest rr the pontiff greeting worshippers before. what we know about his condition. >>> the massive ransomware attack crippling more than 1,000 companies around the world and coming just weeks after the department of homeland security warned of increased cyber attacks. the investigation tonight into who may be behind it. >>> and the warning this holiday. the new video showing fireworks accidentally set off near a packed beach. the message from officials tonight on how to celebrate safely. this sday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air for the west coast for this fourth of july, americans are celebrating what could be a turning point in the pandemic. but we begin with the breaking news out of surfside. officials announcing their plans to demolish what remains of the tower in the next few hours. search and rescue efforts

a man go even blake and jamaica, jumping into a white suddenly pool. are these big gestures in the world of pretty patel's gesture politics than just taking the ne you will see in the afternoon is not just the beginning and end of the got it. you can do that along with other things. you don't need that option. know, have to follow what, what the need does is keep the 4 course on the problem. the football team taken in the m re game, people who are talking about that it keeps the forward it to stop doing the thing i taught whole. do you know that the walk us is still on the problem? whole do use for people to keep on thinking that they need to do something. if everything disappears out of sight, whole, you will know that anything is going on. as i say, bar johnson's secretary says people have a right to bu, people have the right to do. i mean, yeah, you cite the oxford university study saying 18 percent believe some races are less intelligent? did it not surprise you after the euro? 2020 final. when we saw graffiti dogged on their mark as rash with work

, ann fraser from jamaica, william springer, ann fraserfrom jamaica, william springer, 3a, going to belympic gold in the 100 metres so that would be some achievement. in the pool we love watching the swimming at the olympics, watch out for the american pairing, shirley dominant but if you were to ask everyone all around the world for one name as to who you would be looking out for at the olympics i imagine most people would say simone biles, the nominal gymnast, she has brought us so much joy when we watch her perform with big smiles, amazing leaps and bounds and tricks that she does and i am delighted to say we can speak to her former coach, who owns a gymnasium in houston where she first started training as a six—year—old. tell us when she was six could you tell she was destined for this sort of level?— this sort of level? hello. it's hard to tell _ this sort of level? hello. it's hard to tell now, _ this sort of level? hello. it's hard to tell now, i _ this sort of level? hello. it's hard to tell now, i mean, i this sort of level? hello. it'sl hard to tell now, i mean, she was _ har

en la florida todavÍa no hay nada pero si en jamaica.os de cerca. el de noreste nubes, lluvias y tormentas que van a menos y que traen un fuerte alivio en las temperaturas. mÁs adelante veremos como pinta este fin de semana del 4 de julio. raÚl: muchÍsimas gracias.vamos estar atentos a la trayectoria de elsa. mÁs adelante vamos en vivo con daniela y su abogado luego de que ella decidiera otorgarle el perdÓn a gonzalo peÑa luego de acusarlo de abuso sexual. francisca: "despierta amÉrica" te ayuda y nos preparamos para el gran fin de semana feriado del 4 de juliocon todo lo que debes de saber para estar protegido y proteger a tu familia. raÚl: sorprenden a angelina jolie en compaÑÍa de un cantante y tenemos las primeras imÁgenes. francisca: te diremos cuantos meses de inmunidad protege la vacuna johnson&johnson. raÚl:quÉdate en "despierta amÉrica" en donde tienes la mejor energÍa y la informaciÓn que necesitas. [mÚsica] haaland: fin de semana muy bueno pero con mucha precauciÓn. dos mexicanos los nuevos dueÑos de lacadena de arte y ciencia

se mete por el estrecho, por el canal de jamaica.pasarÁ por la isla, seguirÁ intentando degradar gracias al relieve y afectarÍa el sur de la florida el lunes a mediodÍa. para lunes en la tarde y el martes ya lo ve, buena parte del sur de la florida en el cono de trayectoria. estÁ la clave, en funciÓn de cuÁn cerca o por encima de las islas del caribe tendremos un tipo de huracÁn o tormenta tropical final. vamos a verlo. el relieve tiene un papel especial en esta zona del atlÁtico, del caribe. un pedacito, es la isla de jamaica. con el punto mÁs alto. la montaÑa mÁs alta de cuba. quÉ ocurre con este huracÁn? que cuanta mÁs interaciÓn con la tierra mÁs se debilita. llegarÍa en este caso al sur de la florida como una tormenta tropical. lo importante es que nos dejarÁ mucha lluvia. de 3 a 5 pulgadas. en la florida de una a tres pulgadas. toca irse preparando desde ya. los que estÁn en resto del paÍs y disfrutÁn 4 de julio. seguimos con lluvia, en buena parte del aparcamos la ola de calor tan intensa. las temperaturas mÁs agradables. jorg

elaine thompson—herah took gold and jamaica took silver and bronze _ gold and jamaica took silver andwith joy. an olympic record, 10.61 seconds — joy. an olympic record, 10.61 seconds and a really exciting race. sadly— seconds and a really exciting race. sadly for— seconds and a really exciting race. sadly for us, dean asher—smith —— dina _ sadly for us, dean asher—smith —— dina asher—smith has a hamstring injury— dina asher—smith has a hamstring injury and — dina asher—smith has a hamstring injury and didn't make the final. jumping — injury and didn't make the final. jumping intojust so james gets a jumping into just so james gets a point, elaine is a very happy when she wins. look at shelly—ann fraser—pryce map face. they didn't really embrace at the end. sport sometimes brings people together but in this case it couldn't even bring team—mates together, very briefly? absolutely. a 1— to — three. very competitive. i think they have different training regimes going on. getting that gold medal but clearly they are not best of friends. probably a bit more rivals than friends. to probabl

an estimated 600,000 africans were brought to jamaica as slaves.livia grange, the minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sports, told reuters -- "our african ancestors were forcibly removed from their home and suffered unparalleled atrocities in africa to carry out forced labor to the benefit of the british empire. redress is well overdue." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: as the united states continues to withdraw most of its forces from afghanistan after 20 years of war and occupation, taliban fighters in afghanistan said wednesday they had seized a major border crossing with pakistan as part of a rapid advance across the country. this comes after 22 members of the afghan elite special forces were reportedly massacred by taliban forces earlier this week. the commandos had surrend

y el domingo, costa rica ante canada, seguido por estados unidos versus jamaica.los partidos !en vivo! por univision y tudn al regresar de la pausa, las imagenes de como unas aves en australia evolucionan para sobrevivir.... ♪ presentadora: una lecciÓn de evoluciÓn animalentre aves. en australia las cacatÚa se han aprendido a abrir las tapas de los cubos de basura para alimentarse de los restos de comida. se enseÑan unas a otras. en la ciudad de sydney, el fenÓmeno se ha extendido rÁpidamente. beben de las fuentes y buscan comida en las calles. la necesidad de sobrevivir las ha hecho aprender a valerse por sÍ mismas para conseguir alimentos. ni las piedras ni los ladrillos que los vecinos colocan son un obstÁculo. ellas los tiran al suelo y abren la tapa (locutor) todos los días ocurren cientos de arrestos en california, miles por semana. muchos son justificados y muchos no lo son.

it was won by jamaica elaine thompson ira and she wanted an unable, limping record time of $10.00. 1 second successfully defending the title. she won in rio in 2016 in 2nd. shelley and fraser price also of jamaica sheet on the previous to olympic gold medals and completing it your make a $1.00 to $3.00 was sharika jackson. spare a thought for mary jones, a tale of ivory coast in full. she finished falls in both the 100 meter and the 200 to finally in rio as well. run into the fi and all that and have a new time in my head. i was, i was trying to execute the best rate. i had it based on that because i actually had a p b. i wasn't looking at an iraq carter and in time as i said. but eventually those time we're here is that women are coming up rising. so therefore to run this olympic regarding tonight. i think that's fin though. it's actually not our warning that anything is possible on sunday. it's time for the men scout and 100 meters. really a story of who isn't in that final these the 1st olympics since 2004 with now you saying bolt, the world champion, christian coleman isn't here

she won in rio in 2016 in 2nd, shelly and phrase, the price also of jamaica. she'd won the previous to olympic gold medals and completing it. you make a one to 3, was sharika jackson, spare a thought for mary jones, a tale of ivory coast in full. she finished forth in both the 100 meter and the 2, and you meet the finals in rio as well. going into the fi and all that in avenue time in my head i was, i was trying to execute the best rate. i had a better estimate because i actually had a p b. i wasn't looking at an iran carter and in time as i said. but eventually those time we're serious. i lots of women are coming up rise in so therefore to run this olympic record tonight. i think that's fair though, it's actually not our warning that anything is possible. now on sunday, it's time for the men scout, 100 meters, really story of who isn't in that final these the 1st olympics since 2004 with now you saying bolt the world champion, christian coleman isn't here because of doping offenses. and also me think is no eliles the american who said he'd be here to win the 10200. he didn't even qual

in athletics — jamaica secured a clean sweep — first, second and third in the women's 100 metres.ched into the lead to take the gold medal in an olympic record time of 10.61 seconds. it comes as one of team gb�*s great medal hopes — dina asher—smith — saw her bid for the podium come to an early end, afterfailing to qualify for the 100 metre final. she says she's still struggling with a hamstring issue and has now withdrawn from the 200 metre event. so where does that leave the medals table? team gb remain sixth — they have picked up eight gold medals and 28 in total. at the top is china — with 21 golds and 46 overall. for a full round—up of the action let's cross to austin halewood at the bbc sport centre. what a final of the women's 100 metres it was. jamaica's elaine thompson—herah ran the second fastest time in history to succesfully defend her 0lympic100 metres title. she beat her compatriot shelley—anne fraser—pryce — with a time of 10.61 — the second fastest time in history, just 12—hundredths of a seconds short of the world record set 33 years ago by american florence griff

already some portions of jamaica five inches of rainfall. powerful enough that it will move across cuba with 60-mile-per-hour winds and then move out into the florida straits. that's what we have to worry about the potential for a lot of damage in the u.s. for the dry tortugas. lots of people packed across this region because it's the july 4th holiday. it's expected to make a turn toward the northwest and then toward the north and its impact will be primarily for the west coast of florida, so it would seem. let's see what the impacts will be across surfside. partly cloudy skies. that's the good news. from here it begins to deteriorate more so into monday. also into tuesday. even though that western portion of the florida peninsula will be the greatest impact, we're still looking at this region where many first responders are still searching for the collapse of the condo building and the residents that live there. looking into the high res forecasterator. here's surfside. doesn't look like a lot but some of these scattered showers and storms

jamaica ganÓ su primer encuentro frente a surinam. queda perfectamente bien informado. preocupa el personal de salud. asÍ llegamos al final del "noticias univisiÓn 14". los dejamos con el noticiero nacional. lo veo maÑana ♪ patricia: es el lunes 12 de julio y estas son las principales noticias. [cÁnticos] la habana y otras ciudades de cuba amanecieron con fuerte presenciapolicial luego de las manifestaciones en contra el gobierno en protesta por los altos precios y la escasez de alimentos. unos 30,000,000 de personas sufren una ola de calor extremo que afecta al oeste de

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they are right now engage in community reparation in jamaica. so when people say it was never happened, we have to look at the different forms of reformation and look at what is going on at the grassroots level, individual families in the u. k. banks and institution. but i agree, this tastes must or no, please wrong. and p reparation. we have a strategy in the kind of been you heard about it already. apology repass ration, not just of people or stolen from the homeland what we want back or documents we want to call and treasure. remember, this is personal to me. i have traced my answer says that if he can't people in, cameroon, how did they get over to jamaica? there was no clue. no to is in no way. yeah. it was bull and william a voluntarily knew that talking to mom policy, well enough stuff. let me just bring it, bringing the he just, just for a final. so here what i'm hearing is a reparations movement. one in the u. s. one in the caribbean. you in the u. k. do we have a global reparations movement? yeah, in my view, no, i would say we have an

so that affects boyland areas and the risk mo and her for haiti, they're becoming less so jamaica, and cuba and it's cuba where this thing is heading to spend most of sundays daylight hours is currently a tropical storm warning, but a hurricane watch, which means it might turn into a hurricane, once again, strengthened the winds. there was a causal interact with the high ground of central cuba producing flash floods. then the thing will re emerge on the northern shores of the waters science of florida. yeah, it could become a hurricane again. and even if it doesn't, it's going to affect all of florida by throwing its rein towards miami. and already of course we got flooding in temper. so come here on algae farrah, they're out of jail and still fighting for independence. look at what's next to spain's catch alarm separatist leaders. the elaborate lamp post k to shed light on corruption in thailand. i'm in school lino. messy loose. is that cool 1st? when it gets 1st major title with college, and i believe your company onto the pitch is a special moment for any football to do. it is a pal

the kent lam highlander sees a special connection between africa and rig gave in jamaica the history of slavery in the light was made poor pew lane, chummy cut by the dummy can kylie africans who lived in germany car. so it's like they carry the found of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drum then that to create this sounds called ricky. so when we hit africa like listen to it is like know what they know the song and the noise or the tendency coding that come with the sound and the mellow again, the way the ne, influential, jamaican reggae stars are rest, the fire rise. rastafarianism is their religion and the movement that originated in ethiopia, in fact, many jamaican rest revere the former. if you open an emperor highest, the last be and consider him a profit or a deity for love of rest, does his majesty is jesus. he's that christ like figure, the redeemer, the ultimate redeemer. so it's more than just human being the emperor, because they will link everything biblical right back to the line of david

it is mix up in slavery, they are right now engage in community reparation in jamaica. so when people say will never happen, we have to look at the different forms of reformation and look at what is going on at the grassroots level, individual families in the u. k banks and institution, but i agree. the states must all of these wrong and p reparation. we have a strategy in the cabin. you heard about it already. apology repass ration, not just of people or stolen from the homeland what we want back or document. we want to all and trash, and remember, this is parcel to me. i have traced my answer says that if you call people in cameroon, how did they get over to jamaica? there was no clue. no to is in no way. yeah, it wasn't a bull. and voluntarily movement talking to mom, parents, and well, let me just bring it, bring in the he just, just for a final. so what i'm hearing is reparations movement. one in the u. s. one in the caribbean. you in the u. k. do we have a global reparations movement? yeah, in my view, no, i would say we have an international nice man. why i'm say

and as jamaica's elaine thompson—herah takes gold in the olympic hundred—metre final, we'll look aheadne of the tokyo games. hello and welcome. there is heavy fighting in the southern afghan city of lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province. security forces in two other key cities — kandahar in the south and herat in the west — are also battling to try to halt the taliban offensive. thousands of people have been fleeing their homes to other parts of afghanistan and neighbouring countries. our correspondent secunder kermani is in the capital, kabul. this is the most serious fighting we've seen since this latest taliban offensive began. the group already had captured vast swathes of rural territory. now, they're trying to take their first city and earlier this evening, they made their way right to the centre of lashkar gah before being pushed back by afghan special forces. in the last few hours, a number of air strikes have been launched against taliban positions there, too. the fighting, as you say, has also been taking place around herat in the west of afghanistan and kandahar in th

mix screen 2)in athletics - jamaica secured a clean sweep — in athletics — jamaica secured a clean sweepnd third in the women's 100 metres. elaine thompson—herah stretched into the lead to take the gold medal in an olympic record time of 10.61 seconds. emma wilson added a sailing bronze medal in the women's rsx windsurfing. boxer karriss artingstall had to settle for a featherweight bronze after a narrow semifinal loss. but there was disappointment for one of team gb�*s great medal hopes — dina asher—smith — who failed to qualify for the 100 metre final. she says she's still struggling with a hamstring injury and has now withdrawn from the 200m event. so where does today's results leave the medals table? well, team gb remain sixth — they have picked up eight gold medals and 28 in total. at the top is china, with 21 golds and 46 overall. as we've been saying, it was an historic win for team gb in the pool. great britain claimed a fourth swimming gold at an olympics for the first time in 113 years. the quartet of kathleen dawson, adam peaty, james guy and anna hopkin won the inaugural ax10

in the early heads, jamaica's sheuey in the early heads, jamaica's shelley and fraser price, the fastest this event twice at the olympics before. the defending 0lympics before. the defending champion is compatriot, elaine thompson, she was superb in her heat. she is also true. a national record set. she is from the ivory coast. also getting through very safely is dena asher smith of great britain. some of these new shoes we may talk about, some very fast times coming on the track. we might get a lot of records over the coming days. i will be binge watching it for the rest of the weekend. let's get some of the day's other news. israel will become the first country in the world to offer a third dose of the coronavirus vaccine. people over 60 will be able to get the top—up starting on sunday. israel was one of the fastest countries in the world to vaccinate its population with the first two doses. the us navy has filed charges against a sailor over a massive blaze aboard the uss "bonhomme richard" in 2020. the sailor, whose name has not been publicly revealed, is accused of starting the whi

we've got elaine thompson hara from jamaica. she's the defending champion, and from the ivory coast marriage, i say tale. she finished full invite the $100.00 on the $200.00 in radio, so she'll be desperate to try and win a metal here. i won't fly surprise from great britain. deena smith is out. she will the silver medal at the will championships in the hallway in 2019, but she didn't make it through to the final will also see it. the lights are on the the, the hates for the, for the mens 100 meters. and really it's a case of who's not the 100 meters. it really likes to store quality of the women's rights. now you're saying both lympics for the 1st time since 2004. justin gatlin finally, getting a bit too old to run. christian coleman the world champion. he's missing because of a boating offense. no eliles. the to injure me, to run a he failed to even qualify for the the 100 meters for the u. s. team. so perhaps time for somebody else to step up could be canada is andre to grass. he's got a collection of silver and bronze medals

en la noche alcanza la isla de cuba si se mete hacia la zona de jamaica se podrÍa de intensificar, domingormenta tropical y hay que estar pendiente de las trayectorias y lejos del continente. hay mucha incertidumbre. un sÁbado menos tormentoso, viernes, sÁbado y domingo en el noreste y calor todavÍa en el noroeste y tormentas que seguirÁn en el sur y que podrÍan ir a mÁs. raÚl: este fin de semana es muy comÚn que la gente se reÚna a hacer una barbacoa, parrilla decimos nosotros. carlos: aquÍ tenemos a dos chef, quÉ mejor?! chef: para ceden casi que no malgaste la plata en un corte de carne que van a tener que preparar como es debido tengo a mi querido chef gabriel zavala que nos va a hablar de los distintos cortes de carne.vamos a comenzar con la falda. gabriel:yo recomiendo sal por ambos lados y dejarlo 10 minutos por lado y lado en la parrila, alrededor de 350 f lado y lado. chef:no mucha sazÓn, corta a carlos y a raÚl para que pruebe la delicia. es accesible, no es caro y no toma mucho tiempo. raÚl: mÁs adelante nos enlazamos con daniela berriel su abogado luego de que decidiÓ otorgar p

so it's like they carry the found of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like, use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drum then that to create the sounds called k. so when we hit africa like listen to it is like no but they know the song noise or they can, it's you quoting that, come with the sound and the mellow again, the way the any influential, jamaican reggae stars are rest, far rise. rastafarianism is their religion and the movement that originated in ethiopia, in fact, many jamaican rest revere the former, if yogi and emperor highest the last b, and consider him a profit or a deity for love of rest, as his majesty is jesus, he's that christ life figure the redeemer, the ultimate redeemer. so it's more than just human being the emperor, because they will link everything biblical right back to the line of david. now what i've often noticed in my home country times is that people don't seem to have a problem with reggae, but they do have a problem with what some call the rest, the lifestyle, the dreadlocks, the songs that praise marijuana and ar

so jamaica's lane thompson hara has successfully defended her 100 me to title and she did it with the 2nd fastest time in history. $10.00 which is a new and then picked record. thompson keeping the title she won by 2016 leading home a jamaica 1. 23. shelly, i'm afraid the price is still and sharika jackson's taking the prong. well, let's live to correspondent andy richardson at the olympic stadium in take care and you were in the stadium for that race. what a performance that was it really was, and so this school for the athletes normally in the bill to $100.00 means the final is a huge amounts of noise. very mine, this stadium should have been full of 68000 fans. and normally there's the huge noise, the silence just before the star, then the gun goes. and the huge noise then follows in spots to run it down the track and none of this time. but it didn't seem to affect elaine, something running 2nd fast. this time in history still not quite beating the marks that via florence get his riches joiner more than 3 decades ago and spare a thought for marie joyce, a tale of ivory coast in ful

how did they get over to jamaica? there was no clue. no 2 is in no way. yeah, it was boland, william voluntarily knew that, talking them on pallets and stuff. let me just bring it, bring in the he just, just for a final. so here what i'm hearing is a reparations movement. one in the u. s. one in the caribbean. you're in the u. k. do we have a global reparations movement? yeah. in my view, no, i would say we have an international nice man, why i'm saying we don't have a global movement as yet is because we don't have that global coordination. so even though i'm based in the u. k. one thing i should tell you about the movement in the u. k, it's not a black british movement. the reparations movement in the u. k. has always been upon african lisman because we have 2 small numerically to just say reparation just about us. because it's upon african movement, it has the most potentially my view to actually inspire that global movement because we are not bounded by the shows of the british isles. the british empire was global. and we are connected with people who

now, this storm has already begun to spark up alerts in puerto rico, jamaica, areas like cuba. we could actually see additional alerts issued for parts of florida likely this afternoon. so that's something we're going to keep an eye on, peter. >> thanks so much. we'll get your full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> rescue crews in surfside, florida, are also keeping a close eye on elsa because high winds and heavy rains are the last thing they need as they search through the collapsed condo complex. there are still more than 100 people unaccounted for. vaughn hillyard is in surfside with the latest. vaughn, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, savannah. we are looking at those high winds hitting here in as soon as 48 hours. with concerns over that storm, another old structurally deficit buildings, hundreds of residents just down the road from here were also evacuated just overnight. this morning, hurricane elsa bears down on surfside, as rescue crews continue their search for more than 100 people still missing in the rubble. >> god forbid somebody is still alive und

a picture of the woman from jamaica smashing through the finishing line to the slight distaste of thebolt but as a deep athletic band myself, but the women's event this time genuinely is much more exciting than the men's. yes this time genuinely is much more exciting than the men's.- this time genuinely is much more exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous _ exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture _ exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture on _ exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture on the - exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture on the front i is a fabulous picture on the front page of the independent. she is in midair mouth open with joy as she trusses the finishing line, 10.61 seconds, and olympic record. and as he say this rivalry between her and her team—mates. very exciting. and jamaica taking one, two, and three, the green and yellow strip on the podium. the green and yellow strip on the odium. , . , the green and yellow strip on the odium. . ., , , ., the green and yellow strip on the odium. , ,

jamaica has secured a clean sweep — first, second and third — in the women's 100 meters this afternoonin tokyo. it comes as one of team gb�*s great medal hopes — dina asher—smith — saw her bid for the podium come to an early end, afterfailing to qualify for the 100 metre final. she says she's still struggling with a hamstring issue, and has now withdrawn from the 200 metre event. earlier today, team gb added two more gold medals to their tally. the first came in the inaugural triathlon mixed relay. then, in the swimming pool, great britain claimed another, this time, in the mixed 4x100 metre medley. so where does that leave the medal table? well, team gb remain sixth — they've picked up eight gold medals and 28 in total. at the top is china with 21 golds and 46 overall. for a full round—up of the action at the olympics this morning — let's cross to austin halewood at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. what a final of the women's 100 metres it was. jamaica's elaine thompson—herah ran the second—fastest time in history to succesfully defend her 0lympic 100 metres title. she beat her c

and as jamaica's elaine thompson—herah takes gold in the olympic hundred—metre final, we'll look aheadnine of the tokyo games. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we begin in afghanistan, where the taliban look close to be capturing their first key city. there's heavy fighting between the afghan military and the taliban in the centre lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province. afghan security forces in two other cities — kandahar in the south, and herat in the west — are also trying to push back the taliban offensive. the taliban already control large parts of the rural areas, but have been pushing to capture cities as foreign forces pull out of the country. meanwhile, hundreds of people have been fleeing their homes amid the fighting. our correspondent secunder kermani is in the capital, kabul. this is the most serious fighting we've seen since this latest taliban offensive began. the group already had captured vast swathes of rural territory. now, they're trying to take their first city and earlier this evening, they made their way right to the centr

nick took her to jamaica.ut as they say in the islands, it wasn't a cool breeze being an interracial couple in potsdam, which is over 90% white. and, he said, it was particularly hard on garrett, tandy's boy. >> garrett was being teased at school because his mom is dating a black man. >> so he's getting schoolyard aggravation, huh? >> exactly. >> but whatever tensions garrett was feeling, it didn't keep him from his sports. they were always a welcome distraction. even on the fateful afternoon of october 24th, 2011. >> he was playing basketball with his friends in the gym. but i had got upset with him because he knew the rule was he had to go home and do his homework first. >> do your homework and then go play with your pals? >> right. so i made him go home. >> garrett blasted home on his ripstick on what seemed like a nothing-special, rain-dreary monday in potsdam, where community safety was a given. so no worries he'd be home first, home alone. what could possibly go wrong? as it turned out, a lot. >> potsdam

parts of mexico season, big downpours, heavy downpours to into cuba, into hispaniola, and also for jamaica for a time. the east and all is not too bad. we will see some wet weather just creeping in here was a guy 3 friday, but on the west sunshine than showers, showers along the spouse of rain, just around the great lakes. we will see some very wet weather moving in across the plains could cause some flooding. i think we could see some welcome showers there for western canada sponsored cattle airways. the natures means as it breaks agriculture production across the north, nigeria, greens, a serial production bout event, steep decline with detailed coverage that demands or not you've been made. i know many times before now that allowed a death because they say that situation is much worse from around the world than these external affairs folks. persons is the government is following the process in the case and that authorities act against violations of law. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm hello, i'm here, dean, and this is the news r rawlings from do house coming up in the next 60 minu