amazing thing, you have the figure known throughout latin america, revered throughout latin america,t his life in wars of liberation. in his final days, marquez has a passage where he talks about all ollivar's disposition to literature where his secretaries were reading to him. here he is dying. marquez writes -- "it was the last book you read in its entirety. you been a reader of veracity during the rest this after battles and the rest after love, but a reader without order or method. he read at any hour in whatever light was available. sometimes strolling under the trees, sometimes on horseback under the sun. sometimes in different cultures rattling over cobbled pavements, sometimes swaying the hammock as he dictated a letter. a bookseller in lima had been surprised at the abundance and variety of works he selected from a general catalog that listed everything from greek .hilosophers in his youth, he read the romantics under the influence of his tutor, and continued to devour them as if you are reading himself and his own idealistic intense temperament. they were impassioned readin

a better economy than mexico in latin america? >> ecuador.according to the economic commission of latin america for the united nations, ecuador is the leader in releasing inequality in the region, one of the three countries reducing poverty. >> so if i were to say to you or would you say to me, if you want to see the future of what government can do, come to ecuador? >> well, no, we have done a lot of mistakes. but at least our people know very well that they have power. that we are acting in order to serve them. that now ecuador is a sovereign country. and our state is a popular state. in order to serve, i assist the majority of people. >> now that you came from finance minister and then elected to change the constitution, part of what rafael correa wants to say is we will create a model for the world in terms of what government can do. is that part of your aspirations? >> we think that. we can contribute to have a better world, you know? i think the world order is not unjust, unfair. it is immoral, double standards everywhere, etc. always e

in latin ] [ speaking in latin ] >> at this point, obviously, the mass being spoken in latin.tic prayer, the high point of the liturgy. he spoke the great words of jesus himself, the consecration. and the bread and wine are transformed into his body and blood. now in the second part of the prayer, other bishops take part of the prayer. but it's the liturgical high point of this day. [ speaking in latin ] ♪ ♪ >> we are here at the very end of the eucharist prayer, through him, with him and throughout him, all glory is yours forever and ever, holy father. so the great conclusion of this climactic prayer of the mass is what we just heard. ♪ >> now, the father chanted, and the beautiful gregorian chant. ♪ >> popes john xxiii and john paul ii were at the center of the catholic church's outreach to other christian communities in the second half of the 20th century. and so this prayer of the lord's prayer, a prayer shared by all christian communities, is particularly resonant on this occasion. john xxiii created the modern catholic engagement with what we call a dialogue between chri

it's one of the most equal countries in latin america. before, it was one of the more unequal countries. so chavez caused positive changes. >> charlie: in addition to reducing poverty, there's a question of medical care, of education. >> yes, of course. >> charlie: of jobs. how will you meet those challenges? >> well, we have been very successful in these policies, in these sectors. we are doing a lot of reforms and improving very fast our education system and also our health system. our economic performance is one of the best in the region. for instance, our unemployment rate is around 4%. >> charlie: better than the united states? >> i didn't want to say that. but you said it. >> charlie: define the relationship with the united states today. >> well, we would like to improve the relation. i think we have good relations but i think it could be better. >> charlie: how would it be better? >> to know each other in a better way, to understand what is going on in ecuador, to know a little more. not just ecuador, the whole latin america. >> ch

he encapsulated latin america and world fascination. it's a tremendously grievous moment he isn't with us, but a wonderful moment we could share his life and in the case of humanity to share forever his work. >> more to come on the show. ukraine's unrest shows no sign of abating as protesters continue to occupy buildings despite the international agreement reached on thursday. >>> freedom of the press or free tom to encite violence. they say more regulation is needed. >>> welcome back. let's recap the headlines here on al jazeera now. prosecutors in south korea have demanded the arrest of the captain of the ferry that sank two days ago. so far 28 people have been confirmed dead. more than 260 are still missing, though, and most of them are high school students. >>> algeria's president has won a fourth term in office with 81% of the vote according to preliminary results. second place took 12%. he's rejecting the result, though. >>> an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 hit mexico. the u.s. geological survey says it was about 50 miles eas

virtually all of it comes from latin america. virtually all of the heroin that comes and feeds drug habit in the united states is grown now and produced -- grown throughout latin america poppies and turned into heroin in mexico when it comes in. a tiny bit may come down from canada through canada from afghanistan but not a lot. it is almost entirely -- by the way, meth amphetamines largely produced today in mexico and coming across the border. the zone that i live in and admiral papp to a large degree fights beside me, the zone that i live in, cocaine, which is the big moneymaker, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine is all produced south of the border and trafficed in on this criminal network on which anything can ride. drugs, human beings, terrorists. anything can ride on this network. it is globally linked. it is an amazing thing to see. it is virtually a wide-open entry into the united states or for that matter, the united kingdom or for that matter, africa or for that matter, the middle east. >> thank you. i yield back. >> th

located in latin america or the caribbean. so this is just not an american problem but a hemispheric problem and one that we must tackle head-on and do it in multiple ways, not just one-way. as a frequent visitor to the region i have seen the effects of illicit drug trade personally . the horrendous violence and tragic poverty in some areas is a direct result of the drug trade. in this includes those who have the drug transit. we must get to the root of this problem and this includes the widespread transit of drugs in the region and this includes the same kind of assets that we have there and this includes those abroad with our friends and partners and i also believe illegal trade that legal trade is a powerful antidote to illicit drug trafficking. in this includes diversified economics that have not depended on drugs and i'm confident that local farmers and workers can find ways to live honorably and to give back to their country. and i believe that the drug trafficking is a problem that hurts us all. i look forward to the da

appealed and granted a permit that allows for entertainment and he would like to add entertainment latin american entertainment to compliment the wines that he offers. right now, you know, it has been opened since 2012, and i spoke with officer methias and he is fine with this and offered for further conditions than the good neighbor policy and with that i would like to invite mr. hanna to come on up. >> good evening commissioners, my name is ramsey hanna sxim the owner. the mission of my business is to provide my customers with the taste of latin america, both figuratively and literally which is my imitus for coming here today and i want to provide my customers with the music and the dance of the latin american culture. and i want to do so, and i plan to achieve that by having latin jazz and drummers and dancers and brazilian dancers and various other forms of live and american entertainment. and i believe that by allowing me to have this license, it will enhance and augment and diversify the community and neighborhood in which i am in. there is evidence of that as i have received endor

he was close to fidel castro and supported movements to liberate latin american countries. he even mediated between colombian rebels and bogotÁ. this giant of latin american literature spent his final years out of the spotlight unlike the extraordinary body of work that finds him on university reading lists and bookshelves the world over. >> a bit of news for you stargazers. nasa astronomers say they have discovered the most earthlike planet yet. it is similar in size to our own, not too hot or cold. take a look. >> it is 500 light-years away circling a red wharf star in a constellation. it has been named and it is the most earthlike planet ever found in space. >> is the first validated earth size planet in the inhabitable zone. this planet orbits the star every 130 days, which places it in the habitable zone. it is in a region where could have liquid water on the surface. >> it was found by the orbiting telescope which has discovered 961 planets since it launched in 2009. only a few dozen are at a temperature that could sustain life. scientists think it asks in an orange g

the latin quarter in north beach, it was the latin quarter. >> next speaker? >> hello, i'm larry edmond. i have this. you can get it at safe way. i got it last night at safe way. this shows two little girls going down the street. one patient has 61 of the people riding the bus. i was born on that day, 61, i'm going to get water on them for going to school. and then i'm going to tell you to get this book at safe way page 90. alexander talk about the color blindness of the age. i think that's what we are dealing with today. i want to read this letter. this is the day after jason collins. "hello, i received an incident report regarding the conversation between you and the other tenant. i will follow up with the building manager an social worker and union and including looking at the video from the date of the incident. i strongly encourage you to follow up with the mayor to complete a form on that" that's may 10. after my birthday. check this out. juicy they confirm that you are a tenant that causes a lot of problems and there are many cases of bullying. i hope t

relations with latin american nations. his visit comes prior to chinese president shooting pains visit to the region scheduled in july. still was cuba. mr one being here with the cuban foreign minister started his latin american told by urging place of ties between the two countries. india's global context characterized by complex changes it is very important job than forty nations strategy and cooperation between china and cuba. it is time to be actively seeking foreign investment. despite the previous toll to me to deal with china has yet to be implemented. a range of possible joint projects including the compounds are understood to be discussed during this visit. there is expectation that the deal will be sorry when the chinese presence comes here in july. the ministers next stop was venezuela china is already a major investor in this oil rich country which is currently in the midst of an economic crisis. when he indicated that chinese investments would likely increase their spots in the meantime i'm like china to deepe

among other things, for example, it said that the mass could be said in other languages besides latin. it said that the priest could face the people. it was a way to try to bring, let's say a church which had been very formal down to the people and let the people feel involved in their mass, for example. there was obviously, like with any change, a lot of consternation because people were unsure what these documents meant. and frankly, we can say even now they still discuss what these documents meant and how they are best implemented, and that began a kind of fracture in the church which had some people that wanted to stay more faithful to things and the way they happened before, so they like the latin mass or they like the fact that the priest faces east and has his back to the congregation. so, it became a divisive moment in the church, which many believe is still being reconciled, and that's why when we talk about pope francis wanting to keep a liberal and conservative side, that's part of what we are talking about. those changes brought about by vatican ii many believe still need

this is your latin america report.s a push to have vulnerable maxtor credit cards with chip cards. he is president of the north american region. ."lcome to "bottom line that goes welle beyond fraud losses. what are the ramifications for the overall u.s. economy? >> the overall ramifications is you need to maintain trust and our payment system. whenever they managed to get data from a credit card, it creates a lack of trust. therefore we need to reinforce the security of our payment system. chipw exactly does the card work? why do you believe it is hack proof? bery enemy seems to embarrassed within individual or a group is able to crack their code. david marcus said when he was in the u.k. hackers probably cloned his red card even though the card was embedded with the technology. say that in terms of security, in order to have a robust system you need to have a layered system of securities. just one type of security will not do the trick. among the layers, chip knology -- technology is a very important layer. it does re

words this is applicable to this hearing (latin) it means deeds not words. the project sponsor has given us a lot of words in the rehearing request representing the issues. we were responding to all the issues and the sound issues in the brief but i think this has to do with one issue the top floor. the project sponsor didn't feel this meshes well, this will cost him time and money to fix. not that i recall i'd be sympathetic to an issue but here's the thing the liberate hill neighborhood association harassing has been you're going the project sponsor not for months but years to refine the mass of the buildings to respect the buildings on hill street. the planning commission imposed a condition of approval that encouraged the project sponsor to work with the department staff to a refine the building mass and encourage a step down along third street and finally his written corresponds to the folks how did you refine the massing to the sunshine ordinance to the requester inform the topic that the project sponsor never responded to the question at least not in

is explored latin america through his film "salvador." now his venture today is the untold history of the united states, a four-part dvd series. 10 episodes appeared on showtime. oliver stone work together with historian "untold history of the united states." peter kuznick. it is a multipart documentary that features a companion book with the name, "untold history of the united states." it draws on archival findings recently declassified documents from the atomic bombing of japan to the cold war to the fall of communism and continuing all the way through to president obama. i want to go back to my interview with oliver stone and peter kuznick from when the showtime series first aired. first, this is the trailer of oliver stone's, "untold history of the united states." exciting and i want to make it as exciting as it can be. we take a history subject and make it not only dramatic, but we are compassionate. there was a disconnect about what is officially reported and what actually happened. you can't accept that something is just handed dow

and he gave a lot of workshops there to teach emerging beginning latin american writers from all over the continent how to write good stories for tv and film. and he men toward. mentored these people. in columbia in 1984, he set up the foundation of new journalism, the revive the whole notion of writing for newspapers and journals. >> an incredible impact on the world. thank you professor for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> still ahead on al jazeera america. thousands of children going it alone as they try to cross into the united states. >> all next week, trades near the speed of light... >> if you're not trading at those speeds, you're toast! >> billions of dollars at stake, is our economy insecurity now at the mercy of these machines? >> humans aren't able to receive information in that timeframe. >> we're looking at the risks, rewards, and dangers of high frequency trading >> there are no rules or regulations >> all next week on the new expanded real money with ali velshi helping you balance your finances and your life. now an hour, starting at 7 eastern / 4 pacific only on al

the gospel in latin and greek.l of john. it has to do with the doubting thomas, the famous story -- >> yeah, well, john paul ii talked about the church needing to breathe with both lungs, which he meant the western and eastern traditions, latin and greek traditions. so, it, too, therefore, is a symbol of unity and universality. >> yes. and in the gospel of t, doubtin thomas put his hand on jesus's wound so he wouldn't bleed, so it has to do with believing in miracles in some sense. >> and we'll also hear readings from the acts of apostles. catholics believe that their bishops, and certainly their popes, are successors of those early apostles that christ called to lead the church. we talk about apostolic succession, this kind of unbroken chain over 2,000 years of which all three of these popes, john xxiii, john paul ii, now pope francis, participate in that succession of tapostles. >> delia gallagher and john allen know exactly what they're talking about, our vatican experts just outside of vatican city, great conte

. >> reporter: river blindness has affected millions in latin america and africa.auses severe itching, skin discoloration, rashes and eventually take the patient's sight. >> we began to administer this medicine and since then we have treated 174 million times in latin america and all across africa. >> reporter: thanks to the efforts of the carter center river blindness has been almost wiped out in latin america. >> to go into those villages and see them of a flighted in a horrible way and to know that disease doesn't need to exist there because it's been eliminated in richer countries and to start a program and go back later to see the disease is gone and that people have a totally transformed life. there's some great dividends to be derived from a small investment. co: i've always found you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a hotel room and put my cellphone back into

america and asia offset modest increases in latin america and northern europe.hey blamed brutal weather for keeping customers out of show rooms, shares up a fraction today to $155.42. >>> and a real setback in the housing recovery, you can blame it on rising prices, the reports fell to the lowest level in 14 years as homeowners cut back on re-financing and applications for new loans from potential home buyers. >>> and the head of freddie mac warns that a senate bill aimed at shutting down the government-run morning financeier and the sister company, fannie mae could pose a risk to the stability market. they alerted the market that is giving them a private lending role before the companies are eventually phased out would undermine the important roles that fanny and freddy play in guaranteeing 60% of the nation's home loans. >>> now if you have been looking for buy or down size to a smaller home you will probably find there is not much out there on the market. so no wonder many home buyers are thinking of remodelling their old home instead of buying a new one. dia

i believe in the latin american region in particular we are beginning to see interesting results. we closed an interesting leverage partnership in which we will spend $5.7 million to motivate local banks to commit $133 million to small-scale farmers and producers in agricultural land in colombia, peru, and guatemala. that kind of leverage and that kind of taylor's what is possible -- scale is what is possible if we do things in a

and he is in latin off the coast of chile. he sees this ship in a cove and approaches it. this appears in his memmer. he expands upon it in his own way. the story is he went aboard the ship, saw the ship that looked in trouble and was aware it could be a ship in trouble that was going to ambush them perhaps. we went there thinking they might need help and brought water, pumpkins and a catch of fish. he went on board and thought what he was seeing was a ship which had run into all kind of trouble and where the slaves, it was a slave-trading ship. he didn't realize from the outset was this was a ship where there was a slave rebellion and they had risen up and killed a great deal -- well the slave trader and demanded to be returns from west africa. they were loading off the ghoco of nigeria. they wanted to go back to africa and ended up in a standoff. when they saw this captain approaching they created a masquerade and pretended, even though the slaves were in control and the white captain was their prisoner. they pretented it was the other way around. they propped up this ma

you had to know that in latin. >> jimmy: i grew up -- they got rid of the latin.s. [ light laughter ] >> well, i mean -- >> jimmy: it's too hard. >> to this day i don't know what i'm saying. i know it has something to do with god. "deum" is god. that's it. >> jimmy: that was it, yeah. >> that was it, yeah. >> jimmy: i was good at ringing the bell. i loved the bell, i was the bell guy. >> i like the incense, too. >> jimmy: i love the smell of incense. >> i could clear the church with the incense. >> jimmy: oh, i know. >> if you go like this -- if you go real high -- >> jimmy: yeah. it was like yeah, you might as well have a lava lamp. it was one of those, type a a haze. >> this is true. we used to do weddings and the best man would come in and give you a couple of bucks to tip the altar boy. >> jimmy: me too. >> right. but we would say, "look we want $20 or we'll just destroy the whole ceremony." [ laughter ] extorting -- >> jimmy: you were a crook! >> no! >> jimmy: i love that you could. you could screw up the whole thing. you just get in the shots of their pictur

it's part of one he's with no toys treats and china's political and economic ties with latin american countries while he was received by the action tying president at the government palace what the two sides signed a trade agreements including aerospace infrastructure. and during their meeting president fernandez the coach knows that argentina had taxes played importance to its strategic partnership with china and swimming too dependant on trust and cooperation. well he said the tunnel wishes to maintain high in the league saying this and strategic communications with argentina and no one eating ah so sad in that time and looks forward to promoting cooperation with argentina in aquaculture energy infrastructure and industrial manufacturing still is to realize common development and prosperity. the chinese prime minister is on the four eyes of a toy aisle for latin american countries have a visit in july by but didn't she do think we'll be attending the break senate in attendance. but brazil. at one east or includes cuba and venezuela argentina and brazil. also on friday chinese prime

and as you know i was here, probably with caliente in the corner who was a latin club that had numerous problems for years and due to all of the incidents that occurred at the southern station had numerous complaints and we had strong armed robbery and gang fights and etc.. currently there is a club on 11th and mission, and then you are going to go to the soma area which miss luna wants to open as a venue for having the bar and entertainment and latin music and etc., i can't recall which of you commissioners regarding the security, commissioner lee that is one of the biggest concerns is that i have gone to the numerous summits and seeing what is it, that a business needs to have especially in the soma area and especially on the 11th street. and i live there, and on the emergency number callers they already know me when we do have two clubs already there and we have dna lounge and the beat box that do open after 2:00 and we get a lot of the problems that we have in our area is the aftermath. and i do see that they have the great security, dna has the great security, and beat box does als

is why i decided to do the alcapulco and i love the challenges and that it is ready for a high end latin club and bringing in the right crowd. >> thank you. >> just wondering why you did not include that in yours. >> i thought that i did, there were so many applications i had to do i did everyone different and i didn't make copies of them and i should have, so i could kind of copy all of them but i have been in business since 79 and probably held eight liquor license. >> okay >> what about your background in entertainment. >> i did that for eight and a half years and clean record and brought in capacity of 600 people on the weekends. and i never had a problem. >> okay >> thank you. >> great. >> are you in terms of like the entertainment, are you bringing in the promoters or all in house. >> it is in house. >> okay. >> correct >> great. >> and what is the capacity of this? >> we don't know yet. maybe, if the restaurant goes up, i know that it is 100 for the restaurant and each floor is approximately 200 or 250. and it needs major work and that has been a pretty ugly sight for many years a

enormously learned, he was concerned with latin and greek and studied hebrew mysticism. here, jan van eyck depicts the most powerful figure at the burgundian court-- chancellor rolin-- kneeling before the madonna. in such works, a saint usually presented the donor-- the person paying for the painting-- to the virgin and child, but rolin decided to appear before the madonna without benefit of introduction. so van eyck linked the figures with romanesque architecture and a view of the heavenly city and landscape beyond, realized by the almost magical glow of the oil medium. nicholas rolin was the chief minister of duke philip of burgundy for nearly 40 years. he became one of the most powerful men in europe. at the height of his career, he made a spectacular donation to charity. [bell ringing] the hotel-dieu, or god's hostel, a hospital for the poor, was founded by chancellor rolin in beaune, close to the duke's capital at dijon. the initials of nicholas rolin and his wife guigone de salins and their coats of arms appear in the stained glass and the floor tiles of the buildi

i will never forget, my roommates expressions when we're watching a mass in african and it was latin and i was singing along at that point she said, "what, say what, you understand that?" oh yes, oh yes and it was a oneness kind of the function of it wasn't to be a overly mysterious or anything else it was a sign of unity. now you can still find that some places and will still find masses with gregorian the thing now is you can find all different kinds masses any places, it's still the same words, but if go to paris it will be in french and if you got to zaire it will be in - >> i like your comment about the unifying factor, it's like everybody who's a muslim praying facing mecca. you need that kind of unifying factor there. >> and it did have a very good feel to it. also i mean the fact, what went right along with it was having the altar face the people. i know when my parent went to a mass in the bahamas their alter was already facing the people and they said they could never feel quite the same about the altar facing the back wall. and also in those prayer books was a picture of w

the fallout from the recently disclosed it is in his email program has reached in other latin american countries. costa rica. the ap reports that the course or if the government is demanding answers from the obama administration about how usaid improperly used assets again coaster rica to develop the disease nao. the social network deployed in cuba in two thousand ninth reportedly disrupt the castro government the repeated claims by us in the program was not covert were belied by lawmakers late sen patrick leahy has two claimed earlier this month but he didn't know about it the legislation say anything about setting up a mini idea in cuba with twitter accounts and all for now the coast region government claims that they didn't know about it either. despite reports the base of operations present scenario was run from within their country. cursory his communications minister told the ap quotes. the government of the republic was not aware of this. we are waiting the reply of the government of the united states. history does largest newspaper revealed the foreign ministry officials were t

it is time for today's latin america report. bank report says economic growth in latin america and the caribbean will slow this year. the reason, commodity prices will remain flat or drop on the deceleration in china. in economy will climb 2.3% 2014. after expanding 2.4% last year. that would be less than half the pace of growth in the years before the global financial crisis in 2008. quarter sales that matched analyst estimates. france's largest retailer is focusing on price and salesience to strengthen in europe, latin america and china. winning selling a stake in its brazilian it until next year. selecting no time in stephen colbert as the next host of the late show with david letterman retires. jon erlichman joins us now from los angeles. is let'she scoop here move this pulled the trigger on this quickly. >> we're talking about seven lettermanen the retirement announcement and this deal coming together. a five-year deal -- a lot of people are looking at stephen colbert. why is he the right fit? one of the reasons might be hi

you saw places that, you know, latin america was rallying that political polls were so low, the deal isn't emerging. things were oversold. can you own emerging here? i would be selling brazil. i would be buying cheaper parts of the emerging spectrum. emerging is a place where i think you should be looking, but you should have been looking two weeks ago. can you still look? absolutely. the spread against the s&p is how i would play that right now. >> lot of folks at home, tonight, thinking, you know what, major pullback, what should i get into come monday? >> for right now, i'm not 100% sure of what the market is going to do. what i could do, is short the slf. the whole reason to be in the banks because the economy was going to improve, it doesn't look like that's happening. i would short xlf. >> everyone thought you had to throw out em, they brought it back. everybody thought you had to throw out the housing sector. kbh's a name has exposure to california and texas, two great areas of strength for housing. >> the job market seems to be improving albeit pretty pa thetically but improv

weep don't have the latin translation.in the midst of the eucharist prayer which is the high point of the liturgy. the pope has spoken the words of the consecration, the great words of jesus himself. according to the faith of the church, by those words, the elements that bread and wine are transformed into his body and blood. in the second part of the prayer, other bishops are going to zoin ajoin in and take part prayer. the liturgical high point of this day. ♪ >> we're here in the end of the eucharistic prayer. through him and with him in the unity of the holy spirit, all glory and honor is yours forever and ever. the great conclusion of this climactic prayer of the mass is what we just heard. ♪ ♪ >> now, according to the beautiful gregorian chant. ♪ ♪ >> popes john xxiii and john paul ii were at the center of the catholic church's outrage to other christian communities in the second half of the 20th century. so this praying of the lord's prayer, prayer shared by all christian communities, is particularly res nant on this

. >> breaking ground for same-sex couples in latin america. a gay couple's child is baptised in a catholic church in argentina. >> hi there, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. officials say they have the most promising lead in the search for missing malaysian flight mh370. an australian ship has picked up a pulse, not far from where a chinese ship heard signals the day before. the plane vanished a month ago with no answers as to why it disappeared with 230 on board. officials are hopeful the jet will be found soon. >> today i can report some encouraging information which has unfolded over the last 24 hours. the towed pinger locatinger deployed from "ocean shield" has detected signals consistent with those emitted by aircraft black boxes. significantly this would be consistent with transmissions from both the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. it's probably the best information that we have had. >> verifying the frequency is a critical next step. the water in the search area is 15,000 feet deep. chinese and aus