. >> crowd: juana! juana! juana! juana!very much a part of that past. >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: long before the revolution, she was a shining star at meyer lansky's tropicana singing for capone, luciano, you know the names. >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] ♪ ♪ >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> anthony: cuba is not havana. it's a bigger country than you might imagine, and the road to santiago de cuba, the country's second largest city takes you 12 hours on their less than modern highway system. along the way you see agrarian cuba, the country in which most cubans lived pre-revolution. ♪ >> anthony: santiago is a poorer city, it's blacker, and unlike havana, the symbols and faces of the revolution still seem to mean something. these brutalist pre-fab worker's housing complexes are everywhere here. and at first glance, hell, at second glance, they look like something you'd house animals in. but for many, previously living even poorer, harsher lives in the countryside these offe

, but instead juana was offered a self help course.juana was offered a self help courselj counselling, but instead juana was offered a self help course. i was referred to self—help, there was nothing about intensive therapy that i was expecting from what i had read and heard about. it is frustrating. it is difficult to know that there is stuff out there but to feel like, you cannot cure it, but there is proof that this treatment can help, ijust want proof that this treatment can help, i just want this opportunity to be able to make myself better and live able to make myself better and live a better life. long waits are one issue. misdiagnosis is another problem. one thing thought not to help people with this condition is going into hospital. this consultant psychiatrist left the nhs last year, he believes the diagnosis is often wrongly used as a way of managing access to expensive emergency beds. a phenomenon which occurs by clinical staff making a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder as justification for not admitting to hospi

asylum in the united states but tensions between migrants and some local residents are rising us to juana struggles to cope with the influx which is expected to continue for months. kareena is exhausted but she and her five children have arrived into one of the city's shelters are already full so they have to sleep on the street. getting we are children are tired from all the walking we had to do. and because we didn't have anything to eat. we asked for someplace to stay but we ended up having to sleep on the street they said a place to stay would cost twenty pesos around of a day pass for the first four hundred migrants who arrived in want to set up camp on the beach alongside the border fence they're happy to have reached their destination but are surprised by the walls height and the us police presence on the other side of the migrants are waiting for the rest of the large group to arrive. they made the decision together and we will continue to stick together we can go it alone we set out together and if someone wants to resort to force then i have to leave our group we want harmony an

the n.g.o.s urging migrants to be patient but the lack of shelter and hostile atmosphere and juana is fueling that despair more and more of them a considering climbing the wall or even swimming around it bloody marys one of them . we're thinking about crossing by sea. wait until the waves go down then take the chance. with. the migrants have little chance of being granted asylum in the u.s. under the trumpet ministration although there's a bit more hope now that a u.s. court has trumped from denying asylum to those and trying illegally some families are prepared to risk everything to try. if they don't let us in through the ports of entry we'll have to jump the wall there's no other way. that. the biggest risk is on the other side we could get killed but we have to help each other across the barrier. of. the migrants aren't currently considering jumping the wall on mass but they're also not ruling out protest action to demand force to processing of asylum requests most central american migrants are still making their way towards to. they face a dilemma jump the wall or injure or the y

next few days maybe in the next few weeks or even months because that's actually how officials into juana as well as people on the street foresee things to be happening here more influx from migrants and caravan migrants the so-called caravan migrants into to juana and of course this takes a toll on the city of tijuana as we heard in the report there have limited resources here and some people to really put this in perspective are really concerned and hostile against those migrants but you wanted a city of one point six million people and two hundred protesters over the weekend and maybe a few more down the line in the next few weeks i just want to make sure that this is because past perspective the city has just won a in general and the people here are not the hall still per se against the caravan migrants which are now in the shelter. ok now us stuff and thanks for that perspective american authorities closed their border crossing with masks co yesterday for part of the day i can you tell us what triggered that. well yeah actually you can see it right behind me here this is needed off t

as a religious woman, juana found her passion for helping others. after experiencing the polite of families and individuals -- plight and families -- of families and individuals affected by drug and alcohol addiction, she founded with several others various nonprofits including one, to address these issues head-on. recently the city recognized her legacy by designating a city street to be named in her honor. we thank juana fo her service, for her love and dedication to our community. she's an inspiration to the family, to so many individuals she positively impacted throughout her life. congratulations to the medina family. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does. the gentlewoman from -- the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for on

reporter: juana is another mother who's trying to flee.he's at the border fence with her baby, taking a break. she's heading to some friends further south for shelter. juana: the journey lasts several days. we spent a whole day on a bus, th a lot o of stops. it's difficult with a baby. reporterer: here at the braziln bord t town ofacararaima there'bebeen aour momo since thbeginninof theheefugee crcrisis e u.n. camps are safafe ven for ople who've fled, like lohemelis bergman and her husband. he's put extra palettes under the mattress for his pregnant wife. their baby is due in two months. they both feel like the mood in reporter: refugee kids play football next to their tent. among them is the granddaughter of carmen rodriguez and her husband. they explain why they left with nine-year-old achilles. carmen: her mother, our daughter, died four months ago in venezuela because there was no medicine. reporter: what did she have? carmen: an intestinal infection. reporter: like many others here, she wants to get to sao paulo or rio as soon as pos

to juana want it.n india thousands of farmers have gathered in the capital delhi for a two day rally against the agricultural policies of prime minister narendra modi's government thursday tens of thousands of people took to the streets among their demands are new minimum prices for their crops india is holding a general election next year and while the country's farmers overwhelmingly voted for modi in the last election all in rural incomes has led to waning support for the government. our correspondent sonia talked to the protesting farmers and asked them about their grievances. blundered when there's a drought becomes follow during floods across underwater we get no relief. in sight out of the air that are when our crops fail we just lose everything. the government does nothing to help us. understand at the hands of land i am where farm laborers we have no land my husband can't work i have young children i have come to fight against the government that got a little now i have. taken a loan because w

in mexico the mayor of tia juana has called the plight of migrant stranded in his city an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the town on the u.s. mexican border is dealing with an influx of around seven thousand central americans who are trying to reach the u.s. to apply for asylum it only has shelter for a third of that number leading to squalid conditions for migrants who have. thousands of kilometers in search of a new life. the most unique thing about one us biggest shelter for the so called caravan migrants is that it provides hardly any shelter at all at least not from the elements not from the rain and not from the cold during freezing nights during their designated by city officials to hold a maximum of just two thousand five hundred people this place now houses more than six thousand migrants and in a few days that number will rise to seven thousand including more than one thousand babies toddlers and young children. we need cindy printer and we talked to her about a week ago she had just arrived with two more for four sisters and without her father the family had gotten separat

expected that any of those migrants we have seen before and now here are here who are here and to juana that they're actually going to do this trying to scale this fence of making their way over to california or to send a go but now according to this new court ruling and i'd like to talk about it the top administration it cannot deny them the right to seek asylum even if they do choose to cross a wall or some sort of barrier on entry enter the country illegally how is that likely to change the situation. well this is absolutely right this is significant and it will change the situation if you will in that regard that this will work the work will trickle down to the migrants with the thousands here there's another batch of a thousand central american migrants coming and making their way through there one of they expected here tomorrow and they will know as well as the people in in the shelter whoever makes idiots of the fence that as soon as they put one foot on american ground they are and have the right to say hello i need asylum and here's my case here's why you need to consider me fo

>> buenas tardes las caravanas le fueron enfrentado contra la p i policia y empujones, tiajuanaes juana

>> buenas tardes las caravanas le fueron enfrentado contra la p i policia y empujones, tiajuanaes juanaa olla a presion a punto de s estallpero ademas, este d domingo. >> california una hogerauera a dias de los peores incendios en california el humo satura el aire y ahora todos se preparan para lo peor yl las luviluvias n invierno pudieroan traen de v deslaves por lugares secos. >> 564 4 millones de perso viajaran en estas fechas de a"da de accion de gracias". >> pedro infante uiidolo de mexo cumpliaria hoy 101 aÑos es e recordado en mexico por sus n canciones que marcaron a mexic. >> noticiero telemundo con julio vaquei(gritos(. >> que los saquen, que los s saquen! >> de a la protesta al desorde e entre gritos y empujones quienes se oponen se enfrentaron a la o policia para poder llegar al b albergue donde etsta la mayori d de los centroamericanos. >> ¿que tal horas antes sel gruo se habia reunido para oponerse a la presencia de inmigrantes y gritaban inmigrantes no¿no? s salvemos nuestra panza y eds q que calificaron a suciode sucio inmigrantes. >> buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes y ci

month they were separated from other family members along the way cindy can't wait to get out of the juana and into the u.s. . and as of us. we're going to ask for asylum in the united states because we ran away from our country. and we're afraid in our country. because. we don't have work there. most of all and all we're afraid of the violence that's cindy and her sisters know that asking for asylum in the u.s. is one thing but actually qualifying for and getting it is much harder. everybody has god has hope. hope or not others don't want to take their chances starting the legal asylum process is not an option for them. i'll take the risk and jump the fence. for the last four days another one during migrant has been sheltering and cheek want to francisco says he lost faith in the u.s. asylum process why. i don't want to ask for asylum because i heard that out of a thousand people just about ten get asylum. for most of the migrants just a layover on their journey to their final destination the united states of america . are you watching b.w. news the live from berlin still to come christop

to protest is into juana see the migrants as a costly burden on the danger their rhetoric echoing the words of u.s. president trump he's frequently called the migrant caravan an invasion. if you will see him to see the next soko has always been a nation that opens its doors to anyone who needs help but there are correct ways in which i can enter your home asking for it this was not the correct way. not by attacking the authorities representing this nation not by knocking down barricades the mexican state has set up this shouldn't be allowed. mexican government estimates say as many as ten thousand migrants could soon be in the border city waiting to file asylum claims. and to does seem ill equipped to deal with such a huge influx of people the city sports stadium has been turned into a temporary shelter but it's a stark contrast to the warm welcome they got as they traveled through southern mexico now they're here under curfew as authorities try to reduce tensions between the local population and the new arrivals but imo you have to imagine were fleeing from the violence in our countr

to juana want it. you're a miner now of our top stories at this hour world leaders have arrived in argentina for the start of the g. twenty summit trade tensions especially between china and the u.s. are expected to dominate the meeting germany's chancellor on america will be arriving late after her plane was grounded on route the technical problem. and ukraine announcing a ban on fighting aged russian men from entering the country president poroshenko repeats claims that. russian forces are massing on ukraine's border. well don't forget you can always get news on the go download our app to do that from google play or from the apple store that gives you access the latest news from around the world as well as for push notifications and any breaking news as well do you set out to send us photos and get us. this is the every news still to come on the show argentina is not only hosting tense negotiations at the g. twenty summit it's also facing more than a few problems of its own report fire correspondents

cannot --f two juana t juana cannot cope.ump tweeted blockade could last six months and the u.s. will not stand for an invasion. newspaper saidss the emissions scandal could have been averted after a senior executive reported manipulation in 2011. documents show the whistleblower alerted the authorities and talked about vw illegal activity. they didn't talk about the exact issue that's good -- triggered the schedule. -- scandal. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am rosalind chin. this is bloomberg. haidi: let's take a look at what you should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. we have adam haigh with us. looking at the key trends of 2018, we are trying to see a reversal with the u.s. equity markets story that has seen rough patches. adam: over the course of the been one s&p 500 has of the opera farmers. that is starting to turn. what we are seeing is assets like emerging-market debt, equities and really hard h

it has deported almost one hundred central american migrants who tried to cross illegally from tia juana into the united states on sunday it has also called on the u.s. to investigate how u.s. border agents came to fire tear gas across the border when migrants stormed a wall near san diego. or tonight scientists around the world are condemning a chinese doctor who claims to have created the world's first genetically edited babies and he says he altered the d.n.a. of twin girls born earlier this month to try to make them resistant to infections with hiv but his claims have prompted a backlash from the scientific community including the one in china with many casting doubt on these supposed breakthrough and questioning its ethics. the study is not yet been published but academics around the world say quaid has crossed the line the geneticist is said to have changed the d.n.a. of two babies born earlier this month through regular in vitro fertilization. claims the father of the two babies is hiv positive and that he edited the genes while there were just embryos to make them resistant to th

the flare up was then a phobia and mexican towns along the migrants route is unprecedented and juana locals are angry because the city is ill equipped to deal with the influx of people who sleep on the streets and rely on aid organizations for food. when someone is handing out chocolate everyone crowds around people are desperate they've had a torturous journey do it to survive there's no food in the shelters. but again going nice and went in there to get very racially charged comments from local politicians have heightened tensions a prominent example is one as mayor juan manuel augusta loon who called the migrants lazy a deputy of the state governor drove home his law and order message at the protest . with also receive utils at the middle of all governments and society will welcome them and help them not only in keeping with the law residents here are very generous but they won't rules to be upheld. a lot of things you did put out rigorous such rhetoric has done nothing to cool the hot heads on the streets now with more and more migrants crowding into the city there is plenty of s

tiffany: con el descubrimiento de juana, ya estaban contados todos los pasajeros. para determinar que esos oficiales no fueron veraces en su recuento de los hechos. hilda: nosotros estamos culpando a los policías porque ellos tienen la culpa que uno de ellos estaban viendo quienes venían en el pipante. tiffany: según un reporte de la secretaría de seguridad de honduras redactado un mes después del incidente y obtenido por "aquí y ahora", los oficiales aseguran que: "observaron por lo menos tres o cuatro personas dentro del pipante que se aproximaba, con armas de fuego disparando hacia la lancha donde se encontraban los miembros el equipo número uno". tiffany: las autoridades dicen que desde el pipante suyo les dispraron a ellos. hilda: nosotros no viajamos con armas. tiffany: en cuestiones de horas, a tegucigalpa, la capital, llegó una versión que contaba otra historia. meri: los medios de comunicación reportaban, y la policía de la zona reportaba, que había habido un enfrentamiento con narcotraficantes. meri agurcia trabaja para el comité de familiares de detenido

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entry points between san diego county juana have now been closed. i speak to a person in jordan in washington d.c. for more what more do we know about the incident on the border in particular. well or and there's some confusion about which border crossings between san diego county in southern california and and other parts of northern baja california are closed we do know this on a c. throw which is the major crossing point between the u.s. and mexico is closed in both directions not just the united states having closed northbound entry but mexico has also closed its importance of entry southbound into baja california what we understand is that there had been a peaceful protest underway from some of the estimated five thousand migrants who have gathered in t. juana hoping that they can cross into san diego so that they can apply for asylum however a few of them apparently broke away according to wire photographers who say that they tried to rush the metal fence which is more like railroad ties than actual chain link fencing and that when they tried

but president donald trump wants them to stand to juana whilst asylum claims are heard in u.s. courts despite a tweet from trump there's a deal had been reefs mexico says no formal agreement has been signed to shelter the migrants ana maria salazar slack as a former policy adviser to the u.s. special envoy for the americas she says the issue is very controversial in mexico. i don't think it's a done deal but i don't doubt that there has been conversations between the incoming government which by the way the new president will be sworn in next saturday's who are pretty much less than less than a week away from having a new president in mexico so i wouldn't doubt that conversations are taking place between the incoming government and the white house this conversation has been also been taking place with the current government which has been reluctant to sign on to any document by which the mexican government would keep a silent seekers in mexico in part because of it has to do with resources in part it has to do it would be criticized in mexico if the mexican government would acc

pedro: autoridades de juanas ejecutaron una orden de registro en la arquidiÓcesis de galveston, houstonanta clos y el estado texas harÁn lo necesario para proteger a los niÑos. aunque los cargos se basan en la denuncia de dos presuntas vÍctimas, ya existe una tercera que lo ha acusado. una de ellas nos relatÓ lo que vivió con el padre cuando era 15 aÑos y era monaguillo. >> empezÓ tocando, abrazando, dÁndome besos. hasta el punto donde ya se pasÓ una lÍnea y era beso en la boca. pedro: la arquidiÓcesis dijo en un comunicado, reportes sobre archivos secreto son no muy diferente a los expedientes mÉdicos. la arquidiÓcesis no harÁ más comentarios sobre esta investigaciÓn curso. la fiscalÍa indicÓ que toda la informaciÓn recabada serÁ compartida con autoridades. el cardenal que encabeza la arquidiÓcesis dijo que la iglesia en texas harÁ pÚblico los nombres de todos los curas que fueron acusados de agresiÓn sexual en enero. >> empezÓ a acarrearme y tocarme, entrar a mis pantalones, tratando de quitarme cosas. pedro: aun cuando el fiscal reconociÓ que la arquidiócesis coopera con la investiga

juana buenas tardes. >>> hola felicidad ¿cÓmo estÁs?.res de corrupciÓn en mÉxico. esto es importante, porque dos testigos de fuerte que trabajaron de cerca con el chapo guzmÁn, dieron nombre de 2 polÍticos, genaro que fue secretario general de mÉxico que recibiÓ 6 millones de dolares y guillermo gonzÁlez calderÓn y que fue comandante de la policÍa federal de mÉxico recibiÓ sobornos y lo dijo un piloto que trabajÓ con el chapo muchos aÑos y entonces, nombres que salen a la luz pÚblica y lo que el mundo espera. es lo importante. >>> 2 expresidentes y se espera que en mÉxico haya una reacciÓn mÁs grande. >>> se espera. >>> quÉ estÁn aplicando los abogados del chapo en su defensa. pretende quitarle al chapo el gran lÍder del cartel de sinaloa. fue un operador como muchos otros han habido. no ha tomado la decisiÓn de a quiÉn asesinar. cuantas toneladas de droga ¿cÓmo las metÍan?. querÍa mostrar como una persona que no tomaba decisiones importantes. que el gran lÍder es el mayo sambada. >>> lo califican como el juicio del siglo, ¿cuÁl es el im

migrants who are at mexico's border with california say they do not feel welcome in the mexican city of juana most of them are staying at a local sports complex sleeping outdoors on a baseball field the city's mayor warned the influx of central american migrants will continue for six months thousands of central americans are escaping violence and poverty with the hope they will gain asylum in the u.s. castro is in tijuana in mexico just on the border with the u.s. . i'm outside the community sports stadium that's become the make shift shelter for more than two thousand people these are migrants who have been traveling with the caravan from central america really a continent on foot dealing with the elements only to arrive here in america store steps and have to wait days if not weeks longer women and children have been sleeping with no roof exposed to the elements at night but there have been some signs of hope there are members of the community into you want to who have come here to open up resources like a trailer offering people should showers clothing be distributed as well as food the re

juana they were closely watched by several border agents who were supported by u.s. marines the u.s. defense secretary jim mattis met some of the six thousand troops president donald trump sent to the border before the midterm elections and the remains of a small people of been found in northern california bringing the death toll to fifty six in the state's worst wildfires ever more than one hundred people are still missing as firefighters battle to contain the blaze your upset with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next year its people and power. across china millions of cameras are watching citizens every move and scoring their behavior one east investigates china's surveillance crackdown. on al jazeera. thousands of migrants have died trying to reach europe by crossing the mediterranean from libya many thousands more have been saved from certain death by n.g.o.s search and rescue vessels so why do you countries want to stop those ships from giving aid to troops in maritime law when the alternative is a libyan coast guard with a record of arresting shooting at thos

. >> my plan is to go to ti juana. there are a lot of people like me there.eople who don't want to go to the states but will stay in mexico. brent: ngo's have set up a center. the help provided here in mexico city for migrants making the trek to the u.s. border has led many to change their plans.. >> we know people are applying first -- for asylulum, but we he rereceived 3200 applications in the past 15 days.s. reporter: some aid organizations expect 20% of those making the trek to the border to choose to stay in mexico. anna is one of them. she is traveling with her eight-year-old and knows what problems she could face. this is the fourth time she has tried to make it to the u.s. >> everything changed when we reached mexico. because we received help from the government here. they help people make a futuree for themselves, and that is why i'm staying here in mexico city. reporter: 1800 kilometers to the north, this is the most dangerous part of the journey. volunteer helpers say there is little to no transport, and organized crime is rife. >> between chiapas

mexican border town of tio juana they are among the first migrant caravans to arrive at the border they've traveled a thousand kilometers and they say they want to escape poverty and violence in their home countries they now hope to gain entry into the united states but the u.s. government has sent thousands of troops to the border to stop them defense secretary jim mattis has visited troops in texas on the us mexico border u.s. president has threatened to close that border and has labeled the migrants invaders some mexicans living along the border with the u.s. they are showing solidarity with the migrants some but not all some bread a warm meal or even socks migrants are getting help from individuals and institutions like in this makeshift shelter in mexico city to be on a good cheer is one of those who turned out today she drove a van over loaded with clothes for women and children. that he went on it's gratifying that a lot of people are helping it brings out the humanity in us and he pleases me to see the difference we're making that way that well yeah we're all very proud to be mexic

the five thousand people anxious about the options must have traveled thousands of kilometers to the juana in mexico. for many of these migrants their six week journey may soon have to be repeated returning to where they came from the u.s. president is standing firm only those who qualify can enter the united states. and we just said look if they come over here within the studio to apprehend the movement to close the border that's not really been done to the extent that i'm doing because i mean it and i'll close it for a long time. on sunday he made that crystal clear when some migrants rushed the u.s. border a cio wanna only to retreat after u.s. border patrol agents responded with tear gas mexican authorities also increased security and will deport scores of migrants after arrests were made. now some believe their voyage here may have been in vain the u.s. is processing asylum requests but that can take many months. we have no hope of being here for many days and i'm talking. it's like there's no hope of crossing. with the difficulties that were presented in the events that occurred i se

in mexico say they fear for their lives after around two hundred people in the border town of tea juana staged a violent protest against their presence over the weekend brown three thousand migrants from central america are currently in the city most of them open to apply for asylum in the united states. you're watching the donors coming to you live from berlin to have a fresh news coming up at the top of the our in the meantime don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's t w . for now let's watch. the trial. elimination installation. stunning. magic on the mind of. exceptional artists looking with lights. in series this week. because. she is old and still going strong. straka the better brand and the man from current business goes in this movie history be taken as his main just his biggest chance and his spectacular command. is on. sixty. a continent is reinventing itself. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day bus

without federal help from mexico city however though the atmosphere is not a combatant if one had to juana one there was this march this protest march those voices were heard but the overwhelming majority into actually more than happy to help those common in right now at the us mexico border there ente want to step on simon thank you so much for your reporting. british prime minister theresa may had to brussels on wednesday as talks on britain's exit from the european union continue after agreeing on a briggs's deal with european negotiators may need the backing of leaders of e.u. member states ahead of a summit this sunday may well be heading to those talks after apparently surviving a challenge to her leadership at home for the moment members of may's cabinet have met for the first time since two senior ministers resigned over the braggs a deal last week those resignations heralded an attempt by hardline brings the tears to gather enough support for a leadership challenge against may that challenge has so far failed to materialize let's get more on that i'm joined by professor richard wh

juana they arrived earlier this month having flashpoint himmel and policy in the trees mexico has said it was of course my twins that tried to push the border. to stay a moped a major milestone for the international space station twenty years since russia launched the famous module of the opening science lab and the current crew onboard this message. you don't usually pitiful detainees so news of the sailing is imminent if. more than two hundred people from eighteen countries have visited the space station over the years it's become an example of close to international cooperation not least a beacon of warming relations between two bets a cold war rivals here's a look at how russia u.s. friendship develops to the moon and back. so you would ski american ski just enough to get the experience that you let it beat you. from stuck to your yes. you move out of. the mission or if you need to root for forty feet of i think the population you run better or for your field. of forensic there's less to bird girl holding three or five of them so they're all at sea roughly are all four brother to w

would be reinforced in the area thousands of migrants to come to in underground a sports stadium into juana waiting for a decision to be made on the individual asylum claims a process which could take months. now looking at other news making stories around the world ugandan divers have retrieved thirty one bodies after a boat capsized on lake victoria dozens more are feared dead bessel was on a routine pleasure cruise and believed to be overcrowded with nearly one hundred mostly young revelers when it sank saturday evening at least twenty seven people were rescued and. people have taken to the streets across the globe to mark the international day for the elimination of violence against women one of the largest rallies was in madrid where tens of thousands turned out to protest against domestic abuse the u.n. says one in three women worldwide will experience by loans in her lifetime. british prime minister theresa may is to warn lawmakers that her brags that deal is the best and only possible deal for the country may faces a difficult challenge convincing skeptical m.p.'s to back the plan b

border at the juana the sunny see the border crossing into california were shut down temporarily and tear gas was fired at the asylum seekers on monday as they attempted to jump over a fence from the mexican city of tijuana john heilemann has more now. i think things calm down last night after what happened in the day a lot of people returned to the camp that were outside now this camp in a school center that was hurriedly converted into something else some people are deciding that they've had enough and they just want to go home either as a result of what happened yesterday just because life here it's really tough let me just show you a little bit about what the situation is there are now people in the tents this is outside of the sports center it's basically filled up to overflowing with just been talking to people they spent the night outside some of them of tents some of them adjust sleeping on the ground with no shelter. if you look a little bit over this way you can see where the navy have set up a canteen to feed the five thousand five hundred people now that of arrived in thi

to the increasingly tense situation in the mexican town of tia juana that's on the border to the united states only three thousand migrants have arrived there in recent days thousands more said to be headed to tijuana a part of the migrant caravan that has made its way from central america. with the u.s. busy fortifying its border it's not clear if or when the migrants full be able to proceed all to much for saw all of the city's residents. god what. we don't want to hear that's a message of around two hundred to one our residents purchasing their arrival of thousands of central american migrants the demonstration on the lines growing tension protests is accuse the migrants of forcing their way into mexico and being ungrateful for the help they're offered no get in most capable of yet we turn on our government to support this farce or. when we all know it's a sham. be it in africa that just bringing their problems here program i think. they hear it see you since the government is spending a lot of money on them already also there are many poor people here. the protests much talked at th

between the united states and mexico more than five thousand people have been camped in and around to juana off to make their way through mexico in recent weeks caravan land set to leave the u.s. house intelligence committee in january has accused president donald trump of dishonesty of his response to the murder of. adam schiff says donald trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated well look the president is not being honest with the country about the murder of democracy. i think in part he feels that by saying that we don't know or that the world is a dangerous place or everybody does it he thinks it makes him look strong it actually makes him look weak it means that our allies don't respect us our enemies don't fear us. what is driving this i don't know whether this is simply an affinity that he has for autocrats he seems to choose them repeatedly over his own intelligence agencies or whether there's a financial motivation that is his own personal finances we do know of course he has openly bragged about how many millions he makes from saudi arabia. in uganda thirty one bodies