. ♪ >>vamos hacer una pausa pero al regresar larga condena le esperarÍa a otro pandillero de la marase encuentra la sede del parlamento europeo se acordÓ poner en disposiciÓn la cifra que irÁ fundamentalmente a colombia, paÍs que ha recibido la mayor parte de los millones de venezolanos que residen en ese paÍs. ilia: un autobÚs se accidentÓ el 14 de agosto en ecuador y transportaba media tonelada de drogas. la vÍa ximena orozco dijo que habÍa organizado tres viajes pero sÓlo en este Último se enterÓ de que los paseos que ella organizaba formaban parte de una organizaciÓn narcotrÁfico. >> no sabÍa de quÉ se hablaba ni de quÉ cantidad. entrando en confianza con la seÑora y ya habiendo ido varias veces a trabajar como guÍa turística, negÓ el comentario. ilia: las autoridades le dijeron a orozco que aÚn no tenÍa orden de captura ni orden de extradiciÓn por parte de las autoridades de ecuador. en nuevo mÉxico se reporta mÚltiples vÍctimas mortales tras el accidente de un autobÚs de la cor pan y a gray hound. la carretera tuvo que ser cerrada en direcciÓn oeste. el autobÚs viajaba con 47 p

golpe a la pandilla mara salvatrucha.e las pensiones con el llamado "carnet de la patria". los jubilados exige que se respete el derechoa mostrar su cÉdula de identidad Únicamente. para muchos la pensiÓn es su Único ingreso y todos cuentan con ese carnet ideado por el rÉgimen chavista. enrique: el presidente de brasil dijo que se podrÍa reducir de 100 o 200 el nÚmero de venezolanos a los que se les permite entrar a su paÍs cada dÍa . no obstante, poco despuÉs se retractÓ y seÑaló que no se cerrarÁ el ingreso de inmigrantes o refugiados. el notario o ordenÓ la presencia de militares donde se produjeron incidentes y tambiÉn reclamÓ medidas diplomÁticas contra el rÉgimen de venezuela. p el alto comisionado de la onu pidiÓ medidas especÍficas para evitar mÁs disturbios. enrique: la policÍa en el salvador detuvo a docenas de miembros y colaboradores de la pandilla mara salvatrucha, ms-13. entre ellos un lÍder pandillero y un pastor evangÉlico. ernesto rivas desde san salvador nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. ernesto: Árbol de pacÍfi

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se desata el pÁnico contra miembros la mara. se creÍa que era una redada de inmigraciÓn.agedia diaria. al -4 personas murieron y docenas resultaron heridas entras y viajaban en autobÚs con destino a california. buenas noches. quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa. los antecedentes de un maestro detenido por las posiciones a josÉ se remonta a febrero cuando se vio involucrado en un incidente violento. ayer las autoridades detuvieron al maestro al ser acusado de dos cargos graves. estos son los detalles. la detenciÓn de charles, que era profesor de tiempo completo de la escuela de san josÉ. >> para mismo sorprendente y mÁs en esta escuela, que es una de las escuelas de mucho prestigio supuestamente. ramon: ha despertado la inquietud de padre de familia debo enterarse que el profesor de 35 aÑos ya habÍa estado involucrado en un aparente caso de ir al volante. >> durante el ataque, cuando lo estaba faltando la vÍctima tambiÉn agarrÓ el celular y se lo llevÓ. eso es un robo. llevaron a los detectives a realizar las cosas donde encontraron en el propio plantel escolar otro tipo de evidenc

mara gaye, nick contessore.he first time we've asked this seeing one of the tweets from the president but where did this come from, any idea? >> yes. this is a president who doesn't use computers, e-mail. he is not a tech expert. this is a story from conservative media. there has been a grudge match for a while in the media that's been brewing where conservatives believe these platforms are against them, stacking the deck. there's no evidence for it on a systemic basis but they believe it and they're pushing their case. plus we know that the president knows that google is full of people who supported hillary clinton, including eric schmidt and he doesn't like that. he's aware of it and he hates it. >> so there is an audience he's tapping into here with this? >> yeah, there is. first of all, the president's claims about google itself and how it's search results are, that's bunk. he needs to understand that after he understands trade and other important issues. there is a perception within the conservative communi

mara gay, editorial board member with the "new york times" and rick wilson, republican strategist and author of the new book, everything trump touches dies. thank you both for being here. what's your view on this? we showed the poll numbers for the number of people who believe trump and don't believe trump. the numbers seem to give sense given what his approval numbers are. can say it's not working or one can say how is it that 37% of people still believe him? >> that's the million dollar question. the answer is just a theory that i have. there is a portion of the population that is viewing facts through a very tribal basis. they are not coming at things for the first time, but who gave me this information. if you trust donald trump. >> or distrust the media. >> i think there is a lot of overlap there. that's what you are seeing. you are saying i believe whatever he says, meaning the president. >> there is a tribal silo now on the right that consists of fox news and talk radio and a certain cluster of right wing and post conservative blogs. they say donald trump's word is law. he can

mara gay, danny cevallos, and christina greer. let's start with you on this, mara. you're a member of "the new york times" editorial board. as we look at the back and forth and this bombshell report over the weekend, saturday, yesterday, that says look at the 30 hours. look at the nine months. look at the three sit-downs that mcgahn supposedly has had with either mueller and/or his team. >> yeah. i mean, listen, i'm going to let our reporting speak for itself. we stand by that story. it was not reported by a fake or failing newspaper or a fake or failing reporter, and, you know, i think that -- >> maggie haberman, michael schmidt, again, beltway reporters. >> that's right. listen, rudy giuliani has always been on a p.r. campaign to try and discredit the mueller investigation from day one. it's a p.r. campaign, but it's not going to work in court, so -- >> the interesting part about what he said today, and we played a little bit here, christine, is that the truth isn't the truth. >> mm-hmm. >> he also said it's the mueller team that provided the information for the a

open later this month mara did did put up a good fight after losing his first set to look up of france in the white shirt he found his composure and battled hard to take the second set of creaky what with some brilliant ground strokes to win the match six one one six six four. not to poland rowing is undergoing a run a source it used to be a popular sport with crews testing themselves on a major river that runs through the capital it was so it fell out of favor though following the second world war until now with a major time trial there attracting a growing number of fans to take to water. it's a long haul in the morning to the vistula river in warsaw for an international rowing event it might not sound terribly special but it is to a lot of poles they treat the sport as something almost exotic. because it line a lot more the second world war there are thirty growing clubs in warsaw everyone was rowing there now there are basically no opportunities for amateurs to take part and we want to change that it's there when the young it's simply impressive so many sights on the vistula that's

the new oil john mara. project is just. one evidence of how much saudi arabia is willing to do to protect the security and safety of polygamy and make people flock to circle the cube shaped islam's holiest site it's what ms thems all over the world turned towards cheering their five daily prayers and a place that all hope to see in the flesh at least once in their lives. and felt all the german cup first strands continued on fashion day and there have been some shock results reigning champions on trash vying for suffrage the biggest upset with fourth year all and beating them to one shocker out also made an early exit losing to know to hundreds are all stuck but by and munich managed to avoid embarrassment against an obscure fourth division club called truckers and that make goal from the hunting byan a one trick. well for one motor racing ferrari is trailing defending champion lewis hamilton in the driver's standings but there's plenty of time left to bridge the gap the ferrari team is closer to the title this year than th

has the right over the children in case of a divorce we also conduct into religious marriages in the mara mosque as the first one in scandinavia we believe that any person has the right to choose her partner for life and it should be a very basic thing but unfortunately today one of the biggest. not only in the muslim world but also in europe is into faith marriages and the the concept of interfaith marriage is i'm going to comment you that looms leaders yes i'm going to come before was it about that i'm that arab spring activists woman from yemen and libya and they work on women's rights while looking to see a logical foundations ways to interpret in the koran finding the right how does it sadder can't one's rights ever work outside the religion in islamic communities where i mean is that for instance feminism in a west isn't tied to religion femen is don't go to st luke course and paul they don't turn to bible and ask them women have rights to so secular feminism even possible in muslim culture of course it's possible it's happening all the time i mean in in many muslim countries you ha

the new oil john mara. is just. one evidence of how much saudi arabia is willing to do to protect the security and safety of polygamy and make up people flock to circle the cube shaped islam's holiest site it's what muslims all over the world turn towards cheering their five daily prayers and a place that all hope to see in the flesh at least once in their lives. and just remind her of the top story that we're following for you living in india and showing no sign of easing rescuers in the southern states have karen are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to hundreds of heads in the things both trying despite high water more than three hundred and fifty people have already died and authorities fear that the death toll could rise. that's it for me for now you are watching you need coming to you live from berlin and more again at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all our latest news and information around. talk on our website that's on the top. is creationist's the interests of the mistake of the

prepared we have done everything possible to prevent any kind of a stampede and that the new oil john mara. project is just. one evidence of how much saudi arabia is willing to do to bring take the security and safety of polygamy and make up people flock to circle to keep shape islam's holiest site it's what ms thems all over the world turned towards cheering their five daily prayers and a place that all hope to see in the flesh at least once in their lives. and just her minder of the tough story that we're following for you. flooding in india. two hundred. more than three hundred fifty people have already died. of the death toll could rise. that's it for me for now you are watching. more. news and information on. how to. the teetotal personally. with the plans to make the game so special. should hold true for. more than football.

the new oil john mara. project is just. one evidence of how much saudi arabia is willing to do to protect the security and safety of polygamy and mecca people flock to circle the cube shaped islam's holiest site it's what muslims all over the world turn towards cheering their five daily prayers and a place that all hope to see in the flesh at least once in their lives. in football the german cup first round continued on saturday and they've been some shock results reigning champions i trust frankfurt suffered the biggest upset with fourth to all my betting them to one shot got also made an early exit losing to neil too has a rostock but by in munich managed to avoid embarrassment against an obscure fourth division club doctors and acil with a late goal from robert levin dusky handing by in a one nil victory. and in formula one motor racing ferrari sebastian vettel is training defending champion lewis hamilton in the driver standings but based plenty of time to bridge that gap the ferrari team is closer to the title this yea

fall that's what a number of writers at all to beginning in washington do you have a correspondent mara shweder is live on the ground for us my aunt the part nationalised romney comes on the anniversary of last year's violence in charlottesville organizers sending off a message from. organizers of both this year's rally this year's unite the right rally and last year's rally jason kessler said in a media interview earlier this week that his first goal was to keep things peaceful but his second goal was really to to send a message to spark a debate and to stand up for white people's first amendment rights of freedom of speech and freedom of assembly now as you can see behind me there's quite a large crowd gathering to stand against this message and then fact it's grown exponentially in the past couple of hours kessler is really trying to be a prophet provocateurs or here and he really seems to if you read interviews with him really believe that white people in america are very marginalized voice one thing of that of course white supremacists always say is they're being marginalized that

la enmienda mantendrÁ el refugio para miles de centroamericanos que huyen de la violencia de las maras daca. la enmienda prohibirÍa usar fondos para deportar a jÓvenes con Él acÁ. a pesar de esa enmienda demÓcrata en un congreso republicano algunos republicanos ven ciertas posibilidades. >> me parece que zumban comienzo despuÉs del mes pasado que tuvieron una situaciÓn de lamentable la casa blanca, anunciando todo eso de la separaciÓn de la familia. pablo: el rechazo social masivo y la marcha atrÁs de la administraciÓn en las empresa familiar podrÍa presionar a >> tambiÉn piense que un padre le estÁ pidiendo elegir entre llevarse a su hijo a otro paÍs, donde se fueron corrido por su vida, o dejar a su niÑo aquÍ, irse sin el niÑo. no me parece posible hacer, elegir, entre esas dos cosas para cualquier padre. pablo: la estrategia demÓcrata que se encuentre con su propuesta si se quiere evitar un cierre de gobierno. las propuestas beneficiarÍan a miles de hispanos de ser aprobadas. ha sido calificado como antiinmigrante, pero... >> quizÁs pueda pasar una. necesariamente las tres pero es a

. >> las niÑas juegan y se imponen en el marcador, aunque mara asegura que se enfrentan a varias adversidadesseguro que sÍ en el futuro prÓximo >>> ¿quÉ les parece? >>> asÍ llegamos al final gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo hay mucha informaciÓn esta noche ahora exatlÓn, hasta maÑana. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos. la batalla no fue entre famosos y contendientes, sino contra el reloj con la me contra el reloj con la medalla daya como objeto como objetivo. tivo (mÚsica) >> al final, la victoria para las damas perteneciÓ a raquel becker. >> y por los caballeros, reinÓ sebastiÁn caicedo. >> una medalla que vino

la policÍa salvadoreÑa realizÓ un operativo y detuvo mÁs de 400 pandilleros de la mara salvatrucha.as en dientes, lengua, mejillas y encías. así estás totalmente listo. colgate total. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: una estafa por un monto de $1000 podrÍa costarle hasta 13 aÑos de cÁrcel a un hispano acusado de hacer cita con mujeres, invitarlas a restaurantes y huir sin pagar la cuenta. periodista: paul gonzalez es el hombre que utilizaba su carisma para conquistar mujeres, invitaba a comer o cenar, y luego se aprovechaba de ellas econÓmicamente, ya que a la hora de pagar desaparecÍa. >> basados en el patrÓn de conducta hay 10 vÍctimas. esta persona sabe lo que hace. periodista: el hombre de 45 aÑos de edad enfrenta cargos de fraude, intento de extorsiÓn y extorsiÓn. >> van a alegarel hombre, el acusado causÓ un temor en las mujeres para la pena pÚblica y forzÓ que pagaran por su cena o comida. periodista: va a ser difÍcil de probar en un jurado. gonzÁlez ordenÓ una ensalada de camarón y un filete. desde que llegara la cuenta, le dijo a su acompaÑante que irÍa por el cargador del telÉfono a su

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. >> with me now, "new york times" editorial board member mara gay and with me, maia, former counsel york. >> john dean for our watergate experts following this is really the turning point with nixon. it almost feels like michael cohen to some degree modeled himself around that and given interviews and talked about his interests before the country come before his friend, donald trump. >> to me, what's interesting about this, for all the talk about the russia investigation still ongoing and extremely important, don't get me wrong. so much of what we're seeing right now is a separate issue, donald trump, and a lot of the people around him are just shady characters. this is a lifetime of behavior that is coming out because of the scrutiny they're under. i was struck, personally struck when the president called dean a rat over the weekend. you just think to yourself, that's just the kind of words that you use when you're a mobster. what does that mean? a rat informs on criminal behavior. i'm not quite sure he wanted -- >> that's where he wants to go with this thing. as we were saying, th

. >> reporter: mara copeland came back to find just rubble where her house once stood. it's a 's been repeated dozens of times. the fire is now 35% contained. >> at yosemite national park wildfires are prompting the evacuation of the small community of wowona. the ferguson fire has been burning in that area for almost three weeks now. it's burned 63,000 acres and as of tonight it's still only 39% contained. yosemite national park also remains closed because of the fire at least through this sunday august 5th. >>> in lake county, two large fires continue to burn. threatening communities near clear lake. thousands of people there are under evacuation orders and together those two fires have burned almost 100,000 acres. that's second only to the size of the carr fire we talked about in redding. the ranch fire is burning north of clear lake and the river fire. >> debora villalon is live after a tacked council meeting. >> reporter: people wanted to know when they will be able to go home. and the answer is in the hills. they're still burning red with fire. >> a super thanks f

one moment of fame and plenty of emotion every sunday at berlin's mara park. it's time now for a new episode of our serious you know mix the lax which takes us to iceland this time around the country is known for its breathtaking landscape with many volcanoes and thermal springs we were invited still housed there they care vic which was once just an old conquered bungalow but make overture it into a really modern home. hello welcome to my house. please comment. on it going to start just bungalow in a suburb of the icelandic capital reykjavik is a modern concrete looking below with a previous life. like almost all the houses here it was built in the one nine hundred sixty s. ana and her husband have modernized the bungalow and renovated it in keeping with its surroundings. i enjoy it to stay here all the lights and and the nature to be in contact with nature here it's very much a balance between inside and outside that you feel very. good connection and relaxed. the idea for the conversion came about in twenty fifteen a first on a only wanted to redesign the ki

it may be only looking at the appeal by john mara to put out a lot of money are you or the world or mother blogger their. facebook has banned hundreds of pages groups and their counseling to iran and russia for quote coordinated in authentic behavior including alleged political meddling. sometimes the presidency is now looking increasingly for carriers after to do for my associates were found guilty of numerous federal crimes. and we speak to a good city girl who escaped sexual enslavement by islamic states but then left germany after meeting her i still kept her and rapist is there. a warm welcome you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines on the stories that have shaped the week. but first facebook's upping the ante and it's crusade against fake news it's gone another banning spree in a bid to stamp out the phenomenon and thereby limit efforts to sway public opinion political opinion if you're trying to explains. thanks for joining us millie but franco with your latest news in the world of social media facebook and twitter have gotten rid of suspicious

jenny: mara told us she locked herself and her children in her flat for two days, too afraid leave.ightened, too. "go down to town," she says. "see what happens to you as a woman." only one person here is speaking up for migrants. "open your eyes, wake up," they tell her. tense times for this troubled city. local politicians tonight f appealed calm. few trust them to keep chemnit safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. laura: jenny hill reporting on the violence in germany. in other news, china has hit ba at the u.s., describing remarks made by president trump on north korea as irresponsible. it comes after the predent questioned beijing's role in resolving the crisis over pyongyang's nuclear weapons. he accused china of supplying north korea with considerable aid despite international sections. the delegationsna of and the u.s. have resumed talks on new trade terms before the friday deadline. canada's foreign ministerooays there iswill on both sides, but a lot of work needs to be done. president trump threatened toth pull out onort

instagram shows this guy crossing into the enclosure and sneaking up on two hippos named rosy and mara he slaps one of them on the rear takes a moment to celebrate and runs off. police are now investigating. >>> new dramatic body camera video from the big grass fire last week in vacaville. on friday as the flames moved closer police and volunteers ran into the spca, grabbed dozens of cats and dogs. they put the animals in patrol cars, other vehicles, whatever they could find. then they found residents nearby willing to take the animals in. now all 60 are with foster families and several have been adopted permanently. the spca says it hopes to have its facility up and running again soon after the power is back on. >> love to hear those happy endings. a lot of folks felt a little bit of relief from the smoke today. >> yes the wind is blowing the smoke in a different direction and we're talking about so many different heroes from so many different fire seasons. it's chilly everywhere in the bay area tonight. and the cloud cover has made its way to the santa clara valley. everybody in the

more than fifty thousand people are being evacuated from their homes in maine mara after a dam burst at least one hundred phillips's have been flooded in the banker region in central me and mar along with a major highway part of the swat chung dam broke after heavy monsoon rains and water levels are expected to keep rising convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way but the army chief says the overflow channel cannot be controlled and still with me and my international pressure is growing to prosecute military leaders for the genocide of revenge of muslims at least ten thousand were killed around three quarters of a million fled during an army offensive which began a year ago the un secretary general said both suffered quite horrendous persecution as the curate as the security council debated mass killing and gang rape details by investigations me and my government leaders it's a very these are all false allegations my canon with more from un headquarters in new york this meeting with before the release of the un report but it was the subject of discussion at many of t

what's going on alex shadowless side so it's no big deal it's just an informal council of three trump mara lago cronies without specifically relevant military or health kaylor experience who have sweeping power over policy and upper level hiring that affects the lives of millions of our veterans without any oversight but with conflicts of interest no big deal. yet it's a big deal our government is always treated our veterans shamefully and now trump is actually using the v.a. is like a pet project for his rich friends who are these people anyway all right well you got bruce moscowitz a doctor and mark sherman a lawyer or whatever but leading the team you got ike perlmutter the chairman of marvel entertainment who are real and if this guy can oversee the intricate story lines of season two of luke cage on netflix i'm pretty sure he can handle the complicated physical and psychological dramas our vets are facing. that we can't. sadly the v.a. is already a dysfunctional mess there needs to be experience and transparency to turn things around not entertainment c.e.o. well how about some innova

and mara told us she locked herself and her children in theirflat for two days, too afraid, she said,frightened too. "go down to town", she says, "see what happens to you as a woman!" there is only one person here speaking up for migrants. "open your eyes, wake up", they tell her. tense times then, for this troubled city. local politicians tonight appealed for calm, but few here trust them to keep chemnitz safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. astronauts onboard the international space station are having to deal with a leak most likely caused by a collision with a fragment from a meteorite. one of the astronauts, germany's alexander gerst, plugged the hole temporarily with his finger, before it could be covered with thermal sealant and tape. engineers on the ground are now working on a more durable repair, but they say the crew is in no real danger. american scientists say insects are likely to damage more food crops, as temperatures rise. their research suggests that in

what's going on in a catalyst side so it's no big deal it's just an informal council of three trump mara lago cronies without specifically relevant military or health kaylor experience who have sweeping power over policy and upper level hiring that affects the lives of millions of our veterans without any oversight but with conflicts of interest no big deal. yet it's a big deal our government is always treated our veterans shamefully and now trump is actually using the v.a. is like a pet project for his rich friends who are these people anyway all right well you got bruce moscowitz a doctor and mark sherman a lawyer or whatever but leading the team you got ike perlmutter the chairman of marvel entertainment for real and if this guy can oversee the intricate story lines of season two of luke cage on that. i'm pretty sure he can handle the complicated physical and psychological dramas our vets are facing. that we can't. like sadly the v.a. is already a dysfunctional mess there needs to be experience and transparency to turn things around not entertainment c.e.o. well how about some innovat

and mara told us she locked herself and her children in theirflat for two days, too afraid, she said,s frightened too. "go down to town", she says, "see what happens to you as a woman!" there is only one person speaking up for migrants. "open your eyes, wake up", they tell her. tense times then, for this troubled city. local politicians tonight appealed for calm, but few here trust them to keep chemnitz safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. well it is rather early to determine whether chemnitz will have real let's get some of the day's other news. french prosecutors are investigating allegations that the actor gerard depardieu raped and sexually assaulted a young woman. media reports say a complaint was lodged on monday by a 22—year—old actress. she says the 69—year—old assaulted her on two occasions this month at his paris home. through his lawyer, he's denied the allegations. a number of people are reported killed in a collision betweeen a bus and a truck on a freeway in new mexico. local media say around 50 people were on the bus

has the right over the children in case of a divorce we also conduct into religious marriages in the mara mosque as the first one in scandinavia we believe that any person has the right to choose her partner for life and it should be a very basic thing and but unfortunately today one of the biggest dilemma not only in the muslim world but also in europe is into faith marriages and the the concept of interfaith marriage is i'm going to do that limbs leaders yes i'm going to come before was it about that i'm that arab spring activists woman from yemen and libya and they work on women's rights while looking to see a logical foundations ways to interpret in the koran finding the right how does except our can't one's rights ever work outside the religion in islamic communities where i mean is that for instance feminism in a west isn't tied to religion femen is don't go to st luke course and paul they don't turn to bible and ask them women have rights to so secular feminism even possible in muslim culture of course it's possible it's happening all the time i mean in in many muslim countries you

peter mara is driving through the heart of the destroyed areas mustn't go off the beaten track landmines can still be found in side roads and small mounds of. he's not here to make promises he's just here to observe and listen. i think i. was that way for my son was killed in the bombardments were under siege we have to stay at home day and night. that it's a bit better now neither card or the prophet can accept what's going on and all that we look at that we are relevant i swear we have no water to drink. only rainwater and that means that and we're trapped inside. the court for now thank god thanks to god the situation is getting a bit better and that's really what our civilization and girls must receive on this that i think and i think that how long have you been in this situation and again as i say the beginning. of it we haven't been outside since the beginning of the war a bomb fell on our house and killed my son. they're going to set it right it definitely it just may god bless you and may he be with you it was. i that. this is what it's like for yemen's city popley cut off from t

nbc's mara rodriguez explains. reporter: for marcy and her family this year's summer vacationhe oneach ended just hours after they arrived. rushing their little boy to the room on the very first day. >> when we walked into the hospital, the first they even said before they said hello was did you go to the beach today. >> reporr: her having trouble was breathing. >> he was trying to gulp for air. ea >> reporter:ier, they had gone to the beach along the state's southwest coast. now ground zero of a 150 mile long outbreak of red tide. >> it's been so long since i was in florida that the whole red caide thing, i forgot how it was. >> reporter: red tide is a form of toxic algae found in ocean waters. so far this summer in florida, it's killed thousands of fish, along with dolphins, sea turtles and sharks. the poison built up in shellfish too, a hazard for anyone who eats thth. 's just one of the many ways toxic algae is posing a danger for humans who get too close to the water. >> you immediately start coughing and snee

pleasure to be here now the world is still mass mara's by space-x. recent falcon have a launch it was certainly very spectacular after some people compare it to the launch of sputnik or the landing on the moon i want it all as an engineer do you think that was really such a major technological breakthrough a major milestone in the history of space exploration. no i mean it is evolutionary but what space x. as a whole is trying to accomplish i do think is revolutionary. the idea of strapping together three first stages to make a more powerful rocket is not new the the u.s. has the delta heavy rocket which has been flying for many years now. so that technology is not revolutionary however what space x. has accomplished is to make it a lot more affordable. the rough cost of a delta heavy. it's hard to know exactly but it's in the order of two hundred fifty million dollars the falcon nine the falcon heavy can carry. twice the payload of the delta heavy for about one hundred million dollars and so it really is changing the paradigm of how much it costs to

major mara is one of the few people today who has access to all the protagonists in the conflict from the recognised political leaders down to the militias of all spectrums. during his journey from the south to the north the war will go silent as if put on hold. six hectic day with no rest by traveling to the heart of a conflict that gets so little international attention. it all started on the twenty first of september twenty fourth. to the surprise of observers who thiis the shia led religious political movement took control of the capital sanaa. their declared aim was to lead a revolution against what they called government corruption and in justice. the battle lines were clear who these were supported by forces that had stayed loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh he had found allies to help him avenge himself on all those who had ousted him during the arab spring of twenty eleven if you're. a leader in a high then maybe you know the newly elected president he lost control of the situation he fled to the south of the country the rebels gain ground throughout western yemen.

and mara told us she locked herself and her children in theirflat for two days, too afraid, she said,ed too. "go down to town", she says, "see what happens to you as a woman!" there is only one person speaking up for migrants. "open your eyes, wake up", they tell her. tense times then, for this troubled city. local politicians tonight appealed for calm, but few here trust them to keep chemnitz safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. brazil's president is now saying it would be "unthinkable" to close the border to venezuelans fleeing political and economic turmoil. michel temer had suggested brazil might start limiting the numbers allowed in. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans have fled their country's problems, and their exodus is threatening to overwhelm neighbouring states. lebo diseko has more. this was not what they had hoped for when they left the chaos of venezuela looking for a better life. sleeping rough on the streets of brazil's border strait of roraima, it's thought that hundreds of venezuelan migrants arrive here every d

and mara told us she locked herself and her children in theirflat for two days, too afraid, she said,down to town", she says, "see what happens to you as a woman!" there is only one person speaking up for migrants. "open your eyes, wake up", they tell her. tense times then, for this troubled city. local politicians tonight appealed for calm, but few here trust them to keep chemnitz safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. well it is rather early to determine whether chemnitz will have real political ramifications for mrs merkel, though let's return to our top story and the memorial service forjohn mccain. to discuss senator mccain's work fighting for human rights in vietnam, i spoke earlier to hoi trinh. he's the executive director of voice, a non—profit organisation that works for the protection of vietnamese refugees and democracy in vietnam. i think that senatorjohn mccain, notjust help vietnamese refugees but in his life, he helped a lot of human rights defenders in vietnam. if i may read two sentences from his letter that he wrote

started their own campaigns are india correspondent sonia found a car travel to the western state of mara struck to find out more. it isn't every day that this village sees guests like these. on a special mission dispelling vital rumors spread and whatsapp that have killed people across the country not the mob ought to be the daughter who's also a trained lawyer is the brains behind the campaign he appeals to the crowd to not be fooled by fake news of the internet and use that own mind to judge what's true or false. misleading videos like this one which claim to show corpses of children have gone vital voices peeves disguised as beggars harvested the organs all because she explains how the videos are doctored to create panic. another clip suggests this woman is an outsider and was trying to abduct her good that's why she was beaten up. fake news like this is spreading like wildfire in india it is a major problem because these are very close knit communities where almost everyone tends to know each other the spread and acceleration of this news can be very very quick but the fact that it i

our government as calling them false allegations but international pressure is growing from the in mara'smilitary leaders to be prosecuted for the genocide of a hench of muslims at least ten thousand people were killed and around three quarters of a million fled the army offensive which began a year ago the secretary general said they had suffered horrendous persecution as a security council debate in mass killing and gang rapes detail by investigators mike hanna has more of him united nations headquarters in new york this meeting was settled before the release of the un report but it was the subject of discussion of many of the speakers in particular as the report held that the military leaders responsible for atrocities in wreck and state acted it said with genocidal intent the secretary general did not give any specific direction to the security council as to how it should proceed however you did say that the report must form the basis of its negotiations i believe these reports findings and recommendations these are of serious consideration by all relevant united nations board use eff

to talk to you thank you very much for your time pleasure to be here now the world is still mass mara's by space x. a recent falcon have a launch it was certainly very spectacular i've heard some people compare it to the launch of sputnik or the landing on the moon i wonder though as an engineer do you think that was really such a major technological breakthrough a major milestone in the history of space exploration. no i mean it is evolutionary but what space x. as a whole is trying to accomplish i do think is revolutionary. the idea of strapping together three first stages to make a more powerful rocket is not new the the u.s. has the delta heavy rocket which has been flying for many years now. so that technology is not revolutionary however what space x. has accomplished is to make it a lot more affordable. the rough cost of a delta heavy. it's hard to know exactly but it's in the order of two hundred fifty million dollars. the falcon nine the falcon heavy can carry. twice the payload of the delta heavy for about one hundred million dollars and so it really is changing the paradigm o