it's been 5 days a manuel. of these negotiations stalled. as you said, it's been 5 days and not a lot has changed in terms of what we know regarding the status of the 17 hostages or the $70000000.00 that the kidnappers are demanding for their release. it is worth repeating, that it is the policy of the u. s. government and not to pay ransoms in hostage situations. so to say the least, this is a complex situation, both for the u. s. federal agents that are operating on the ground here in haiti, and puerto prince, as well as the local authorities, that they're working hand in hand, which to secure the release of these hostages. and this is a problem that's made significantly more complex with the worsening security situation. here on the ground since the start of the year, there been $700.00 kidnappings, more than $700.00 cavities in the country. more than a 100 kidnappings that have occurred so far in just october alone. so when we talk about this worsening security situation, this is not something that's happened overnight. there was a spike

inside haiti: cbs' manuel bojorquez' "reporter's notebook" on one of the most dangerous countries in the world. also, volcano watch. >> reporter: i'm roxana saberi on the spanish island of lai a palma, where residents are entering their second month of living in the shadows of this volcanic eruption. >> yuccas: and later, the young pumpkin farmer turning his hashest into hope. >> for a five-year-old to understand helping people, it's amazing. >> this is the "cbs weekend this is the "cbs weekend news." >> yuccas: good evening. i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. adriana diaz is off. tonight, tens of millions of people living in northern california and the pacific northwest are bracing for a blast of what's called a bomb cyclone. it's a super-charged storm powering up in the pacific and closing in on the coast. it's expected to deliver a river of rain to the region, causing flash flooding, mudslides, and even evacuations. cbs' lilia luciano is in los angeles and joins us with the latest. lilia, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jamie. weather here in california is about to g

antes de que se leyeran los cargos contra el general cienfuegos, el presidente de mÉxico, andrÉs manuelsulten involucrados van a ser suspendidos, retirados. escobosa: y fue mÁs allÁ. obrador: no vamos nosotros a encubrir a nadie. escobosa: aunque entre las filas militares de todo rango habÍa mÁs coraje e indignaciÓn contra estados unidos por atreverse a detener a uno de los suyos, que temor ante las advertencias del presidente. la lectura de cargos se realizÓ en videoconferencia desde el tribunal federal de distrito en nueva york, el mismo que llevÓ el caso de joaquÍn chapo guzmÁn, mientras el general cienfuegos se escuchaba en la corte federal de los Ángeles. 3 cargos por narcotrÁfico y 1 por lavado de dinero. en una carta al departamento de justicia pidiÓ a la jueza carol b. amon, que mantuviera a cienfuegos en detenciÓn permanente y que se le negara libertad bajo fianza, pues temÍan que pudiera evadir la justicia. la investigaciÓn no era algo nuevo. desde el 14 de agosto del 2019, la corte federal de nueva york habÍa girado una orden de aprehensiÓn contra el general cienfuegos tras u

manuel oliver is with us now. 17-year-old son joaq joa joaquin oliver better known as joaq. i know this doesn't get any easier. i am wondering what your gut reaction is to the announcement that nikolas cruz is going to plead guilty? >> well, thank you for having me here. there was a lot of confusion yesterday, waiting for what was going to be the final decision. and the pleading guilty for whatever that happened yesterday has nothing to do at any level with what happened to joaquin. i've been in a few interviews, they always talk about the two cases like it was kind of the same thing. but it's not. pleading guilty for what happened yesterday. but i guess we need to wait until next week to see what happens. this person is criminal, a killer. he's a monster. i was not allowed to call him like that if i was in trial. but now i can. because there's a chance that is not going to be any trial. and still, we can have the death penalty. so, so for me, it's good, it's good that we can move forward. and probably move things

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is planning to do 1st to manuel rob pollo in mexico city. many good to talk to again, information sharing across the border. how can that be changed or morphed into a push back against the cartels there's a lot to unpack in these talks that are taking place here in mexico city. and the official agenda of these talks does outline that we heard from the mexican president this morning during a press conference here in mexico city. saying that the talks would cover a wide range of topics. they would not only be talking about security to curb a trans national crime as well as a, as the approach on drug cartels. but topics like immigration reopening, the u. s. border, which has been closed since last year. all of that would be on the table. but the real star of the show, you could say, the main point here is this so called us mexico bicentennial framework for security, public health and save communications. it really is a shame that it doesn't lend itself better to a, to an acronym. but the idea is to establish a new security strategy to replace t

brian manuel is the chief asia strategies with phil the horn investment advisors. he says that grant a debt crisis reflects a big problem with china's economic model. they're selling the best bits now, so that's another reason markets a suit somewhat is because if you cancel the best plus the business, you're probably going to struggle the worse. but it's also that they were trying to sell it back to some of that actually owns a lot of debt, bang you doing buddy to the government as well, or definitely entities the earned by the chinese government local vehicles and things like that. but so the chinese government is not right to buy all the granddaddy at some point this is had to stop ever grande's, the largest model, but that isn't the entire underlying political economy of outside it works, which is a real estate and uses models like a grand day which is not sustainable. and the chinese, the particular chinese top leader as made very clear that he wants this to end. he want houses to be living in and not speculation. and the previous way of doing business must st

el dolor en la sala tambiÉn lo sentÍan familiares que siguieron la sesiÓn a distancia, como manuel oliveronalmente la parte en que se narra cÓmo sucedieron los hechos, no lo esperaba. >> el acusado pidiÓ la palabra para dirigirse a los familiares. (informaciÓn en pantalla) frm en resumen pidiÓ una segunda oportunidad, pero la mamÁ de luke, uno de los estudiantes asesinados ese dÍa piensa que no la merece porque es un joven malvado que planeÓ la masacre y espera que lo condenen a la pena capital. el papÁ de gina, otra de las vÍctimas seÑalÓ que el mensaje del acusado fue simplemente ridÍculo. >> si la sentencia de cadena perpetua es estar en conjunto con los otros reos y tener un receso, y practicar deportes, en ese caso pues yo pedirÍa la pena de muerte. >> los otros 17 cargos son de intento de asesinato, el mismo nÚmero de personas que dejÓ heridas, una de ellas anthony que estuvo en la sala. >> fue doloroso ver familiares que perdieron a sus hijos. >> Él recibiÓ cinco disparos y evitÓ que el pistolero entrara a su salÓn de clases. >> sus palabras, el perdÓn que ofreciÓ ¿lo encontraste s

dicen que el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador incumpliÓ un tratado al no extraditar atibles con los valores democrÁticos. jorge: gloria estefan revelÓ que fue abusada cuando niÑa en un programa . recordÓ que un alto porcentaje de las vÍctimas de abuso conocen o confÍan en su agresor. stefan dijo que el hombre que abusÓ de ella era un conocido de su mamÁ. no revelÓ su nombre, pero explicÓ el temor cuando hablÓ de la agresiÓn. la cantante estuvo acompaÑada de su hija emily y de su sobrina. ilia: en breve mÉdicos de los de su sobrina. ilia: en breve mÉdicos de los Ángeles salen a la tienes la mejor pizza de la ciudad... ...y los peo res tiempos de espera. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed punto com diagonal oferta ♪ ♪ jorge: fue uno de los primeros personajes latinos de la televisiÓn en inglÉs interpretando a marÍa. esta noche tendremos todas nuestras plataformas. ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: walmart planea contratar 150,000 nuevos empleados, la

>> cbs's manuel bojorquez in prt-au-prince. thank you. >>> american workers are testing their power. thousands have hit picket lines in several states amid a nationwide labor shortage seeking better pay, benefits and working conditions. there is even a name for it, striketober. cbs's lilia luciano is in los angeles with more. lilia? >> reporter: nikki, here in los angeles a strike by hollywood crews has been averted for now. but nationwide many workers are walking off the job and right onto the picket line. pandemic pressure is spurring strikes, including this one in a suburb of minneapolis. >> you don't mess with the nurses. >> reporter: a walkout by nurses prompted a hospital in plymouth to close its emergency room. >> this is like my fifth picket during this pandemic. i find that deplorable. >> reporter: staffing shortages and the battle over benefits are impacting almost every industry. 10,000 john deere workers are on strike. the illinois-based company is expected to post record profits this year. and a 60,000 mom i -- hol

nikki. >> cbs's manuel bojorquez in port-au-prince, thank you. american workers are testing their power. thousands hit pick et lines in several states amid a nationwide labor shortage seeking better pay, benefits and working conditions. there is even a name for it. strike-tober, cbs's lilia luciano is in los angeles with more. lilia? >> nikki, here in l.a.'s strike by hollywood crews has been averted for now but nationwide many workers are walking off the job and right on to the pick et lne. >> pandemic pressure is spurring strikes including this one in a suburb of minneapolis. >> a walkout by nurses prompted a hospital in plymouth to close its emergency room. >> this is like my fifth pick et during this pandemic. i find that deplorable. >> staffing shortages and the battle over benefits are impacting almost every industry. 10,000 john deere workers are on strike. the illinois based company is expected to post record profits this year. >> and a 60,000 hollywood production worker strike was tentatively averted this weekend at the 119 hour. union m

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presidential assassination in july and a earthquake that killed more than 2,000 in august. >> that was manuel bojorquez reporting. now that gang is known to be among the most dangerous in haiti. it's also responsible for kidnapping five priests and two nuns earlier this year. >>> meantime, jury selection is set to begin today in the trial of three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery. the case sparked national outraj after arbery was shot and killed while jogging. the three are facing charges after cell phone video showed the three white men chasing arbery, a black man, as he ran through their neighborhood last year after leaving a house that was under construction. the men told police they suspected arbery committed a burglary. >>> and this could be a crucial week in the battle to prevent another covid surge. the fda and cdc may approve booster shots for millions of americans who want more protection from the virus. laura podesta has more from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, the argument for boosters is that they're needed to maintain an adequate

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manuel bojorquez, thank you. in the worst of the pandemic with new york city on lockdown an army of 65,000 delivery workers on bikes kept the city fed, often risking their own lives. cbs's maurice dubois takes an in-depth look at the service these workers perform and how they're banning together to stay safe. >> reporter: so this is a really dangerous spot. >> it's a really dangerous spot. >> reporter: the perfect spot for an attack on food delivery workers, a dark, isolated stretch along the willis avenue bridge connecting manhattan and the bronx. it is where thieves ambushed this man, beat his face and made off with his livelihood, a $2,000 electric bike. >> they beat me. with a chain or whatever they have. caused bleeding on this part and the forehead, too. >> reporter: it's happened dozens of times in the recent months and sergio solano is out to stop it. >> we don't want to fight, we just protect ourselves. >> reporter: the delivery boys as they're known patrol this area after their shifts helping delivery w

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, chapel hill, north carolina. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we'll convene greatest and most influential players in the wnba as the league celebrates its 25th anniversary. >>> plus, jamie wax talks with temple grandin about her book "navigating autism." >>> as part of our coverage of hispanic heritage public health, our mireya villarreal reflects on reporting on the immigration story for more than a decade. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend.

border just steps away you're not here because you want to be here it's because you were threatened manuel asked us not to use his full name or show his face for fear of violence from the cartels, which aid workers say. have fought over this city for years as a trafficking route. people are afraid to leave this encampment because they're afraid to get kidnapped. >> oh, they will get kidnapped. one person's worth is between $2,000 and $6,000. so you leave this encampment, yes, you will be kidnapped. >> reporter: when you say the different gangs are watching and monitoring this area, i mean, are they watching now? >> yes. >> reporter: there are nearly 2,000 people inside this encampment you can see them lining up for basic necessities like food and water. but now they say the real threat is covid do you have what so many people here in this encampment, are you afraid of covid? >> you're always afraid of it you can't really maintain distance but you're always living with that fear. >> reporter: a fear that many here say could soon get worse since basic sanitation is hard to come by so to show

manuel bojorquez, thank you. tonight, a u.s.ol police officer is on leave after being indicted for obstruction of justice in connection with the january 6 insurrection. michael riley is accused of tipping off an unidentified protester, allegedly telling that person he agreed with their political stance, while advising them to remove photos and videos from social media that showed them inside the capitol building. riley is the first u.s. capitol police officer to face charges in the riot. tonight, a spokesperson for former president bill clinton says he is on the mend as he recovers fro inf e eaia spitand liciano reports from irvine. >> reporter: former president clinton's condition is improving tonight with doctors saying he's responding well to treatment, though he'll stay one more night. but when he was admitted tuesday to the irvine medical center, there were signs of danger. >> he was disoriented. he wasn't speaking clearly. he was nauseous. he had vomiting. and they were very scared. >> reporter: the 75-year-old former pres

manuel bojorquez, thank you. now to a case of alleged espionage with a really biz wife are expected to appear in federal court tomorrow on charges that they tried to pass nuclear secrets to a foreign country. key evidence was apparently hidden in a peanut butter sandwich. here's cbs's catherine herridge. >> reporter: this case revolves around the technology behind these high-tech u.s. subs and the court record read like an espionage thriller. defendants jonathan toebbe, a nuclear engineer tore the navy and his wife deanna were arrested over the weekend accused of selling nuclear secrets to a foreign government official who was really an f.b.i. agents >> our ersummary program is the biggest defense capability that the u.s. has > eric schmitt worked as an operative >> this is a trusted insider within the network who had access to the secrets and decided he was going to sell them to a foreign power. that is the most dangerous thing we find in counterintelligence >> reporter: toebbe who lived on this quiet street in

norah. >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you.turn now to the covid pandemic and news tonight that the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, has tested positive for covid, despite being fully vaccinated. we're told he has mild symptoms and is now working from home. and there's also some big news about the effectiveness of the vaccines for children. here's cbs' lilia luciano. >> reporter: tonight, just weeks before the federal government is expected to authorize the pfizer vaccine for children as young as five, a new study shows the vaccine to be even more effective against severe illness for kids than it is for adults. for kids, the vaccine is 93% effective against hospitalization. for adults who are not immunocompromised, it's 88% effective. >> this is great real-world data that should urge parents to vaccinate their kids. >> reporter: tomorrow the f.d.a. is likely to authorize the moderna and johnson & johnson booster shots. the agency is also expected to say mixing and matching vaccines is safe. for example, a per

manuel bojorquez, thank you. and turning now to covid and news today from moderna. the company is asking the f.d.a. to authori icine a it comes eaofdepescist wl sehey t that. meanwhile, the biden administration is on a collision course with republican governors in several states over vaccine mandates. here's cbs' nancy cordes. >> reporter: the new executive order from texas governor greg abbott is not subtle. he accuses the biden administration of bullying private entities into imposing vaccine mandates, and then he threatens to fine any texas companies that comply. >> our patience is wearing thin. >> reporter: it was one month ago that president biden announced all companies with more than 100 employees would soon have to require workers to either get vaccinated or submit to regular testing, with even stricter rules for federal contractors. >> if you want to work with the federal government, do business with us, get vaccinated. >> reporter: since then, republican attorneys general from roughly two dozen states have threatened to sue the administration. texas is one

water is being diverted to restore wetlands and forests along the colorado river delta al jazeera manuel it up. hello reports the colorado river delta in the baja, california desert. for decades waterless has been its defining characteristic until a groundbreaking agreement between the us and mexico was signed in 2012, allowing water to flow in parts back into the delta seats is important. them is not a lot as well. not only got, it's important to mention that this acord is unique in the world in which 2 countries the united states and mexico decide to trans for volumes of water from one country to the other, exclusively for the benefit of the environment. i'm in the buyer in the results of what happened when water was returned to the region. speak for themselves. it when gabriella gonzales, a scientists with the sonata institute says, since conservation efforts began, hundreds of acres of forest and wetlands have been restored. it's a long. 1 process, and that for the last 10 years we have am registered at change from 50 brad species and the belt that in 10 years after we have more than

ah, mexico's president, under this manuel lopez over to thought often speaks about the rights of indigenous communities and has even requested that spain apologize for the conquest. the president has also been a proponent of large public celebrations that more openly embraced the country's cultural diversity. even often not that we are only marcel long lived the universal fraternity, long live the love for one's neighbors. long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico, yet is at least one, many in mexico view, changing public discourse toward native communities as progress indigenous rights act of his say that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect manuel rap, hello al jazeera mexico city. it's time now is fought, he has gemma. thank you, emily. while big news coming out of the m. b a. the brooklyn that's of decided kyrie, irving won't play or practice with the team. and so he's vaccinated against covet 19 she to kind of virus restrictions in new york, the nets players must have had at least one jap to be allowed to

go, go. manuel or paula has the latest from puerto prince. it's a dangerous situation. it's a complicated situation. and after days of having no major updates, really on the status of the 17 hostages, suddenly on thursday, a lot of breaking news, a lot of new developments and ill and quite frankly, an escalation of tension here on the ground were referred specifically to that video posted on social media by the gang of $400.00 mobile zone, which is the criminal game responsible for the kidnapping. now in that video, that was published on thursday, it appears to be a funeral of one of the members of the or of the criminal organization that was shot and killed by police. in that video, the leader of the gang addresses aria long read the prime minister of, of haiti, specifically saying that he say that quote, you have made me cry, tears, i will make you cry blood. now the leader of the gang also said that quote, he's willing to put a bullet in the heads of the 17 hostages. if his demands are not met those demands, of course, being $17000000.00 in exchange for the 17 hostag

submitted more abductions of women and children in the 1st 8 months of 2021 than in all of last year. manuel revenue l to 0 for the prince. but cinematographer has been killed and the director injured after actor alec baldwin fired a prop gun on a film set in new mexico. police say an investigation is underway and the baldwin voluntarily went in for questioning. no charges have been filed, victoria, gayton, b reports. the shooting happened here to popular filming location in santa fe and his re serious questions in hollywood about how something like this could possibly occur. police say a prop gum was fired during filming for the movie rust and 19th century west and in which alec baldwin placed the lead. they're investigating how it was fired and what project all came out of it. t people were hit helena hutchins, who was the cinematographer. she was our lifted hospital, but pronounced dead. the director joe sousa was also injured and is being treated in hospital. the production company has said this was a scene being filmed with blanks in the prop gone. the police haven't confirmed that and

and now gangs of started kidnapping and killing fuel truck drivers. manuel rebelar reports from puerto prince ah, fires burning in the streets of the haitian capital. while protest, super worsening. insecurity, have swept the city in recent days. demonstrations over fuel shortages are also becoming a daily occurrence. there are fears, the city would come to a standstill if supplies art resumed soon. late that was i, i lit up with the government is not doing its job. they are the ones that you give a security that they should do everything to make sure pumps of petrol. so we can do what we have to do by plug. yeah, despite some gas stations already running dry cues of motorists keep growing as detention at home. and where the problem is, the people in government, the richer fighting the pool some motorists tell us fuel is becoming so hard to come by. it can take days to get their hands on only a few gallons across the haitian capital. many petrol stations have closed their doors all together, creating a black market for fuel. recent days, the price of gasoline has gone from $10.00 to $1

let's now speak to manuel palo. he is in puerto prince for us at manuel. so i believe the f b i is now involved to do. we have a sense of how these negotiations. again that's right, u. s. federal agents continue to work in close collaboration with local authorities . here in puerto prince, there is no update. as far as where that ransom goes, we know that the gang $400.00 mo, also has asked for $17000000.00 in exchange for these 17 hostages. though it is worth repeating that it is the policy of the u. s. government not to pay ransoms in hostage situations. so it is a very delicate situation. is very a difficult situation for negotiators that are working on the release of these 17 hostages, 16 of whom are american missionaries and their families in one and one canadian. the u. s. government is also acknowledged at the worsening security situation here in port a prince and in the rest of haiti is a major obstacle in, in these efforts to free the missing mercenaries with the missing missionaries. a my apologies. we should also note that since july of this yea

cbs' manuel bojorquez met some of them on the colombia-panama border, where hope and hell collide. >> reporter: the scores of migrants who have set up camp along the caribbeanown o necocli are among the estimated 16,000 waiting in colombia to head north. leon nelso fled disaster stricken haiti years ago to settle in south america where jobs have dried up. he can't take his wife and infant daughter back to haiti he says. nothing in haiti, no work. their goal is to reach the u.s. deportation. it's a big fear for you. as they finally get seats on the ferry, we followed along to the other side of this bay, the next step in the trek north. for all the people on that boat, this is the only way to the other side, a two-hour journey across the bay. so the boat's just arrived on the other side. and these are all part of theere om this boat to dry land. nelson and his family turned themselves over to a band of smugglers after negotiating passage along the only land route into central america. they are taken on dirt bikes, an hour ride through the countryside. your girl, how is she? okay. she lo

have g 9 has marched her porto prince flank by hundreds of residents in defense of his armed groups. manuel rap, hello reports. oh, show forced by members of the g. 9 gang in puerto prince wall images of heavily armed gang members marching freely through the city streets might seem surreal to many. it's a scene that's become quite common in the haitian capital, some gangs like the g 9 or even trying to reinvent their image and appear more like a political organization than a criminal enterprise. oh, we want to build good schools, good hospitals have good, clean water. we are the sons of the nation. ah, on the streets dang! violence seems to be getting worse by the day. and growing insecurity means part of the job of public transport drivers is to always keep an eye out for trouble. or wholly special bible. the police could do something for us because that the law said they're the ones that should protect us, but they don't do anything back. so we don't know what to do. ah, gang violence is not a new phenomenon. and hayden, even government leaders have been known to use gangs in the past to

let's get more and a story we can speak to ryan manuel, his chief asia strategists with silver horn investment advisors. he joins us live from hong kong. many thanks for joining the program. the next key deadline is monday or where they are due to make a huge re payment. will they make it? and if not, what happens? um, it's not clear, don't make it. no, it's not what happens. it will continue as, as happened, as of the reasons that the panic is that they're in the process of the moment, restructuring all these different arrangements. and so mondays is just one of, of many to come, frankly. and so when marcus reacted other than just because they're allowed to trade on ever granting friends was suspended before is because they're worried about the fact that this could just be this is just one to follow on monday. then there's a whole bunch of different ons, both, both dominate as an outside of china and also as you, your intro said riley really in china is a huge, are lot of liabilities better are waiting to that sort of mature for and, and thomas. so they've been trying to sell off assets in or

alexander it's reports ah, the start of a new day in la palmer, like many of the islands residence, manuel pintos morning, now begins with cleaning. the volcanic ash from his shop gave recommend with her every day are cleaning and shattered everywhere. and we can let our products get dirty at a nearby cafe lanka, assario says it makes it harder to keep customers happy. i can indicate that a tourists who want to use the terrace because they like it better. but because there is so much ash it's difficult, we clean it immediately, but the ash falls again. the debris from camry beckers month long eruption is relentless. but people are finding their own ways to get through the day. the air is filled with small pieces of pumice or panic, rock as sharp as broken glass. the wind is carrying it right across la pana, for the people living on the island that's becoming a normal part of daily life. around the volcano authorities continuously measured the hair quality checking for any signs of toxic gas. they even make sure it's safe to guard the many roadblocks. they're worried. some people are trying

if a ransom isn't paid, manuel replied reports from put a prince. another day of protest in puerto prince. ah, protesters set up roadblocks across the city, burning tires and other debris to prevent the freeflow trap. ah, more protests in recent days have remained peaceful. tensions are clearly on the rise. demonstrators called for the resignation of the country's national police to lay on schall. many claim haiti, security forces have allowed violent crime and hid nappies to reach unprecedented levels. i did the are a lot of church that come to haiti to help people become to evangelize and under the direction of lee. oh, shall they get kidnapped? because laying shall doesn't have the capacity and leadership to direct the police department layer shall, has to resign. oh, with the current insecurity, americans and canadians, and not speed from the kidnappers, doesn't matter which country you come from. you cannot live a normal life and haiti, y thursday afternoon, haiti's national police chief resigned from his post assigned, perhaps of the fast chan

ah, and that the last place they have left to find solace is in the mercy of god. manuel rap a low al jazeera, puerto prince. ah, it is good to be with us. hello adrian for they can hear it though, how the headlines and al jazeera, this put a crude sudan where the minister chief is, does all.

ah, mexico's president, under this manuel lopez over, i thought often speaks about the rights of indigenous communities and has even requested that spain apologize for the conquest. the president has also been a proponent of large public celebrations that more openly embraced the countries cultural diversity. he will not let me know when you are so long lived, the universal fraternity, long live, the love for one's neighbors. long live the cultures of pre hispanic mexico. he, i live in war many in mexico view, changing public discourse toward native communities as progress indigenous rights act of his see that speeches and public spectacles alone are not enough to correct 5 centuries of discrimination, racism, and neglect. manuel rap, hello al. jazeera mexico city. human rights groups are calling on southeast asian countries to do more to in the exploitation of migrant fishermen. it follows a string of work as deaf son ships overseas. jessica washington reports from tegan in central driver. on this chinese fishing vessel of the waters, new crew. these indonesian fishermen prepared to say go

washington range, from trade to security, and taiwan, and prime minister boris johnson and president manuel micron meeting. to discuss the escalating, a post breaks at fishing dispute between france and the u. k. okay, we have a team of correspondence covering all these stories and more, but let's start with that diplomatic edited james phase, who's in rome for us? hello there, james. the official agenda has been a lengthy but there's also been a lot happening on the sidelines as we just heard. what's been the most significant for you? well i think it has to be about the climate because of the timing of this summit later today, most of these leaders will be flying from rome to glasgow for those crucial talks cop 26. we're going to see in the coming hours the final communique from these leaders here. ready in rome, i've already seen a draft copy of that communicate and it's not i don't think going to satisfy many environmentalists or scientists. it's not very strong action and strong words that they've been hoping for. in fact, i spoke to a senior un official who is on their way to glasgow,

there will be a manuel vote and manuel count in order to compare the papers with the reports of the falling machine so that they'll be a detailed report that is going to be issued by the electorate commission. and then the hannah, i'm a via that fella. the voting process was over at 6 pm, and now we're getting results from the 2 devices, the verification device and the optical scan with gods will. we will distribute the results with multiple copies to the agents of the political entities. but voting system glitches and visibly for turn out sure, iraq is, are convinced the election will deliver the change the want, no matter who comes out on top. well, obviously the political, let's a choice. all the list of candidates town was not sufficient. and now that the politicians, the political elite might draw the consequences found of this, the vote was held early in response to mass protests that began in 2019. the remains deep distrust in a political class. why the accused of corruption and of failing to address high unemployment and crumbling public services electron while the hash, there's dis

kimberly, i want to get to the meeting between at president joe biden and manuel mc chrome. but 1st, let's talk about what's happened today in that very busy agenda. yeah, a lot took place. not only was that the meeting with the french president that we'll talk about in a moment. there were also meetings with the italian president and prime minister, respectively and as well all eyes early in the day on the meeting between the u. s . president and pope francis at the vatican. now the u. s. president has since talked about that meeting since he left it saying that it went very wonderfully. he said there was laughter and it was very clear to the media watching that in fact, there was a very warm report. now we do know that there is an exchange of gifts. we also know that, well, they didn't talk specifically about their differences, namely abortion and their stance on whether or not this is okay. well what we do know is that the pope did say that the president should continue to receive communion. that's significant because back in the united states there is a debate about whet