me, mexico cities. it's residence a chance to match themselves in the work of iconic artist, pre to kind of ah use use me ah ah ah, gemma with the sport. thank you. lauren italy have beaten spain on penalties to reach the 1st european championship. finally, since 2012, it took until the 60th minutes. the 1st goal is the game, and they've started by its lead. goalkeeper was finished by federico k in dial out of all right. and that was dropped for the match. he came off the bench to bring fame level with 10 minutes to go. it finished one and then they went the extra time, but the slides couldn't be separated. so when the panel said, i'm around his night, took a ton for the was when he was safe in the she's out, which left georgina with the winning penalties to italy for to they want to eventually it's like not saying out of your i 2016 then i may have done it again and then now unbeaten in. * 3 games, incredible run that the cd and they have a chance out when they're 1st years since 1968 now denmark's coa

and so you see that still alive in mexico city today.peaking foreign language] with the feathers, you know, coming out to sing and dance with la virgen de guadalupe every year between the 9th of december and the 12th of december, which are the 4 days in which that we can appear to juan diego. it is an intense part of mexican christianity and american christianity because it involves this fusion between the pre-columbian world and the european christian world and has extended really beyond. i've seen shrines to la virgen de guadalupe. personally, i've visited them in the cathedral in manila because the spanish galleons used to sail from acapulco to manila in the china trade and they took with them la virgen de guadalupe, and la virgen de guadalupe made as much sense in the philippines as she did in méxico. so there's a great following and a great reverence for la virgen de guadalupe in manila as there is throughout europe. you go to the cathedral of notre-dame, and in one of the alcoves right in the main chapel of the notre-dame is again

and while retrospective exhibitions are being held around the world, organizes of the sho in mexico city, se, there's office, a true feast for the senses. a new order apollo explains the, this is not your average art show. it's a new exhibit to honor mexican painter, frida kahlo, ah, event developers call it a sensory journey into the world of one of mexico's most iconic artists making everything fully immersive. it's like you're, you're in a space where you don't see no boundaries where there is no limits me while the music and animations are captivating, the exhibit is another experience altogether. or recommend the evil one visit, walk around, make your way across the street and come here and dance across the way and paint it took event organizers to years to bring the artwork to life. it's every thought of the lack of almost 900 people working the night and found for thousands of hours, the signing composing music and creating the some eating visuals that we see today . the music original score. it was composed of mexican composer and it's interpreted by a band of hack and musicians

oh, the free to exhibit in mexico city opened its doors on july 6th to coincide with carlos birthday, restrict sanitation measures against coby 19 have been taken to keep the experience safe. the organizers say this underscores another reason why the free to exhibit is so relevant today. oh, apart from being remembered as an icon of mexican culture fried his message of resilience in times of adversity is perhaps what resonates most among her fans. in fried his own words, at the end of the day, we can endure much more than we think we can maneuver up a little al, jazeera mexico city. now the captain film festival is back not the taking and, and force break. last year from the pandemic, international styles and the film lovers, to return to the south of france for one of the world's most glamorous events. natasha buckley was there for the grand reopening. the sweeping bay, shimmering mediterranean sea, red carpet and of course, movie dolls. the can film festival is back after one year break because of the config pandemic american director. spike lee is the head to the jury this year at

words at the end of the day we can endure much more than we think we can wrap a little al jazeera mexico city or the spanish city of camp. luna is known for its annual bull running festival, but its been cold off for a 2nd year because of the pandemic. some people still gathered in the town square where a rocket would normally be fired to start the event. the last time it was canceled 2 years in a row is during the spanish civil war. and the 1930 british businessman richard branson says all boxes have been take for his flight to the edge of space in 4 days . branson's company, virgin galactic will make the trip 9 days before amazon. jeff bezos says the same ah hello. the headlines on al jazeera in denise has expanding. nationwide restrictions is a delta very and feels a surgeon cove in 1900 infections and that's the daily number of cases of it. another record high of more than 31000. just a washington has more from a cemetery near jakarta, it is likely to get worse, but it's hard to imagine just what that might look like because already people are struggling. whenever you open your phone, you

now a one of a kind of cancellation in mexico city promised and thus visitors in the mind of artist, free to color this week would have marked colors 100 and 14th birthday. and while retrospective exhibit exhibitions are being featured in cities around the wild event organizes in the mexican capital, say none feature this level of sensory experience, nor powder reports from the exhibition. the, this is not your average art show. it's a new exhibit to honor mexican painter, frida kahlo, ah, event developers call it a sensory journey into the world of one of mexico's most iconic artists making everything fully immersive. it's like you're, you're in a space where you don't see no boundaries where there is no limits. ah, while the music animations are captivating, the exhibit is another experience altogether. okay. i recommend that even visit walk around, make your way, cross the curtains, come here and dance across the way and paint it took event organizers to years to bring the artwork to life. it's the result of the lack of almost 900 people working the night and solve for thousands of

the talking to life from mexico city. ok, let's take a quick look. now let's dive into what's driven this protest movement. it is the biggest display of public discontent, since at least the american up so uprising in 1994, which resulted in an exodus of people cuba is experiencing as we've been hearing, is worth economic crisis in decades last year the economy contracted by 11 percent now that's partly because of us sanctions imposed by the trumpet ministration. from november 2017, they target businesses but also prevent people working abroad from sending money home to cuba. in january the island set the restrictions cost it about $20000000000.00 has been made worse by the current of virus pandemic, affecting tourism a bigger and of course with the cuban economy. and there are shortages of medicine beds and doctors to deal with rising numbers. cases of cobit 19 joining us here on the news, john suarez executive director of the center for a free cuba. he joins us from miami, florida. john, welcome to the news. out of all those issues that we've just

apple al jazeera mexico city. ah hello. the headlines on al jazeera haiti's president jovan m. o. e has been assassinated. that's according to the interim prime minister closures f. the country has suffered political turmoil and violent unrest in recent years. a stand of a stand off over his term limit as field protests and the capital port au prince. andrew gallagher has more from miami.

we can. manuela wrap a little, al jazeera mexico city. ready and that's your new keeping here, and i'll just hear back with you after the break. ah, be part of the debate is self defeating the end because it in the us or in the u. k . because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about where the white man talk to the stream, where a global audience become a global community. jumping to the comment section and part of the discussion. there are like kinetic efforts to silence palestinians on the online faith on al jazeera, frank assessments and arguments for suggesting that the martin, the ministrations are playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace, the iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics, informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and holiday that alive has been shamed by vitamin? the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our gym 0 me after days of rare freezing temperature is

the three trade ministers are meeting in mexico city today, and they will talk about those issues. but by and large, the two issues, one being covid-19, which has overshadowed everything, and the second is that much of the new material is phased in over three to seven years. there are some changes that you can see. the auto industry is beginning to adjust to the new rules, but i think probably to use the phrase the jury is still out overall. because of covid-19, it is indirectly affected by the u.s.-china trade war, and there are other aspects of u.s. trade with mexico and other countries that have frankly been much more significant than usmca. host: if you want to ask questions about the current state of trade, 202-748-8000 free democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans, and 202-748-8002 for independents. one of them being enforcement measures, can you talk about what happens now when the country wants to enforce these verses what happened or nafta? guest: under nafta, the enforcement mechanism -- we are talking state to state actions versus the country, which we could talk about se

overseas with some of the first things so we can keep mexico in america at each other's throats then germany sets up a spy center in new york city to turn out propaganda and eventually they offered mexico a deal. if you join us to fight america and as they are defeated that gives you the right to take back some of the territory they took from you in the earlier war and they talked about texas and new mexico and arizona. they did not offer california because germany offer that to the japanese. so a lot of the mexican antagonism and there were two open battles with american soldiers and the mexican government, germany is encouraging the mexicans with money and weapons germany is in the middle of it and mexico and america came very very close to work. open more. mexico never could have one that but america would have to use up the best soldiers in munitions fighting mexico maybe we couldn't get into world war i speaking of world war i that is john j percy who is also a big character in this book along with a very young george patton. describe their roles. into you think pershing learned anything from fighting in mexico compared to

all the per for manuel rapids joins me live now from mexico city to talk about this further, someone will, 1st of all, how significant is this piece agreement? mexico security ministry announced the validity of this truce of this piece, deal on monday between at least 3 different drug organizations in the state of demo leap. as we should know, that this is quite significant because specifically this region of north eastern mexico for lack of a better term, has been caught in the crossfire of a deadly ter, for between these 3 different groups. over the past 10 years, we're talking specifically about the metro, the scorpions and the reds we have yet to confirm whether or not a 4th group last week. loaners or the psych loans have signed into this piece agreement. but to give you a little bit of context behind why this is so significant, these 3 different drug gangs because we, it may not even be fair to, to refer to them as cartels. they were at one point, all members of a single criminal organization known as the capital. the goal for the gulf cartel. but i've since splintered off into

women are found in the possession of a usc confesses being broken and sexually assaulting women in mexico city for over a decade. the american whistleblower daniel hale is sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified details about washington's bruner stuff and nation program. we get reaction from others you've chosen to labor when we kill civilians and then put in the official report that they weren't children for example, they were to go. that is a war crime. it's really a war untruth. and i just went to the governments, is that war with its own people? ah, from moscow to the world, this is the news r and r c. my name's you know, the legal good to have your company. a massive explosion has torn through an industrial park of chemical companies in western germany. 2 people have been confirmed dead and 31 more injured. the cause of the explosion remains on no or europe correspondent peter all for reports from this scene. just before 10 o'clock in the morning on tuesday when there was an explosion at the chemical park just behind me here. the ah ah, it's been a huge clue of black

now, from mexico city, tensions are high in the village of by the law in southern mexico. local see violence linked to drug cartels is worsening. and with no effect of police presence, it's given rise to an armed vigilante collective who called themselves l. much it like that. there is no security here. no peace, no tranquillity. there's only fear crying and fear, extortion, and intimidation. and let's not start with corruption. this week, government office buildings, businesses and homes in the area were set on fire. local say the arsonists were protesting. what they say is a lack of action by the government to address the worsening violence. in recent days, members of l much it, they also reportedly kidnapped 21 people who they say belong to criminal organizations operating in the law. and we entered the municipal seat of all the communities and neighborhoods that make up the municipality and bring justice ourselves to raid the houses of the murderers of the drug traffickers and not the people who are innocent, melodic so called self defense. collectives are not unique t

he's been drugging and sexually assaulting women in mexico city for over a decade and found american whistleblower daniel hale is sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified details about washington's grown assassination program. we get reaction from others you've chosen to make public legal status when we kill civilians and then put in the official reports that they weren't children for example, they were goat. that is a war crime. it's really a war and not just with the government is at war with its own people. ah, just after 9 in the morning here in moscow, wednesday, july, the 28th my names. you know, nealon, this is r t international. a massive explosion has torn through an industrial part of chemical companies in western germany. 2 people have been confirmed in 30 more injured the cause of the exclusion at this stage is unknown, or europe corresponding peter oliver can shed some light for us on the wider story from the c. just before 10 o'clock in the morning on tuesday when there was an explosion at the chemical park just behind me here. the ah ah, it's been a

a us diplomats confesses that for more than 40 years he rode sexually assaulted his victims in mexico city and american with laura, daniel hale is sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified details about washington's drone assassination get reaction from others have chosen to make public lethal states when we kill civilians. and then put in the official reports that they weren't children, for example, they were go. that is a war crime. it's really a war on, through the night just with the big government is at war with its own people. ah, live around the clock across the world. this is the news our in our see, my name's you know, neil hello and welcome to the program. a massive explosion has torn through an industrial park of chemical companies in western germany. 2 people have been confirmed dead. currently, more than 31, people are injured. the cause of the exclusion remains well known. are europe correspondent, peter oliver, can tell us more from the scene just before 10 o'clock in the morning on tuesday when there was an explosion at the chemical park just behind me he

. diplomat, who confess and stuff for more than what he brung sexually assaulted his victims in mexico city. and the american width of laura, daniel hale, is sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified details about washington drone assassination program. we get reaction from others. have chosen to make public lethal when we kill civilians and then put in the official reports that they weren't children for example, they were go. that is a war crime. it's really a war on through the night just with the government. is that war with its own people? ah rev your accounting, the program from today a warm welcome to moscow onto the news our own r. t artillery. a massive explosion has torn through an industrial park of chemical companies in western germany to people helping confirm dead and 31 more injured. the cause of the explosion remains on know, or europe correspondent peter oliver reports from the c. just before 10 o'clock in the morning on tuesday when there was an explosion at the chemical park just behind me here. ah, it's been a huge clue. of black smoke into the sky coul

possession of a us diplomats, who confesses, he's been grubbing and sexually assaulting women and mexico city reject. the american whistleblower daniel hale is sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified details about washington's drone assassination program. we get reaction from others who chose to make public lethal states when we kill civilians and then put in the official report that they weren't children for example, they were go. that is a war crime. it's really a war on truth, not just with the government. it's at war with his own people. ah, one minute past 10 in the morning in beirut, in out. it's up here in moscow this wednesday, july, the 28th welcome to the news. our a massive explosion has torn through an industrial park of chemical companies in western germany. 2 people have been confirmed dead on 31 more injured. the cause of the explosion at this stage remains a mystery or europe correspond peter oliver reports from the c. just before 10 o'clock in the morning on tuesday when there was an explosion at the chemical park just behind me here, the ah ah, it's been

from mexico city, mani rapids. and i was stories of falling the french present in ano micron is saying that he's flashing the number of french troops in the saw hell region by half. micron has been trying to reassure 5 african dieters that even though he's that he is reducing that military support. he's trying to offer those reassurances to them the g. 5 nations do face of common threat from groups across the style. bout club hoc has more on this now from the car in santa go after i mean it jello is village and burkina faso came under attack from isis. she entered children, escaped to neighboring molly they thought the presence of french soldiers un troops and the g. 5, so held soldiers would offer some protection. but in central, molly gunman from an arcadia affiliate attacked the village who was in and she fled to the capital obamacare. for jello. the arm groups will always be a danger. right now to move the sites from the very from jody or the people the other people. jello refers to are the g 5 to help soldiers

we'll seek manual report in mexico city in just a moment. but 1st, let's go to patty calhane. she's in washington, d. c. patty. some really big off, clear from hazy can you talk us through though isn't. what help is already on the way? well, it seems like there was a little bit of confusion from the u. s. government after the haitian officials announced that they'd ask for us troops, the state department spokesperson was asked about this. and she said that they didn't have any confirmation on that. but then i reached out to the pentagon, the department of defense just a few hours ago. and they responded saying yes, the haitian government has requested security and investigative assistance and we remain in regular contact with patient officials to discuss how the united states can assist for further information. we direct you to the state department. so the department of defense confirming that they ask has been made, but implying that this is going to be a diplomatic effort. so here's what we've heard from the white house so far that they are going to send f, b i. officials, f

the president, now money rapidly is falling events from mexico city. so how difficult is this investment investigation going to be given that the, the perpetrators were foreign nationals and clearly not probably not inside. have you right now? not only the difficulty marion, but the scale of this investigation. this is an international effort, but it is a single investigation to find out exactly who these men were, who were responsible for the assassination of haitian president of nell movies. we heard from colombian officials at a press conference early on friday, talking about 3 main points with that end of the investigation. the 1st being that there is live intelligence sharing between officials in columbia and police in haiti who have requested assistance from columbia to participate in this international effort this investigation into the events that happened. the 2nd, which is actually very interesting development, is that colombian investigators have identified 4 companies for private corporations who may have been responsible for the, for the r

they're talking talking to us from mexico city. ok. let's drill down and explore what's driven this protest movement. it is the biggest display of public discontent, since at least the medical not so uprising back in 94 that resulted in a mass exodus. cubans experiencing the worst economic crisis in decades last year. the economy contract by 11 percent. that is partly because of us sanctions imposed by the trumpet ministration as we were hearing from kimberly back in november 2017 . now those sanctions target businesses, but they also prevent people working overseas from sending money back home to cuba . in january the island said the restrictions cost about $20000000000.00 has been made worse by the coven pandemic, affecting tourism, as a bigger enough for the cuban economy. and there are shortages of medicines, beds, and doctors to deal with the rising cases of cobit 19. charles shapiro is presidents. the world of his counselor at length. he served as a former principal deputy assistant secretary for the western hemisphere and us amb

and it's unclear just to succeed noise when you're a palo is monitoring developments forth from mexico city. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be a continuously developing story. the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today and a tweet from colombian, president even to k, same again, committing the columbia, sending investigators and special forces to help with the international investigation. but also we're hearing some of the more strategic points and a little bit more information about the actual people who are involved. 26 and 28 of the alleged conspirators have been identified as colombian citizens. early on friday we heard from columbia and military officials who said that intelligence is being shared in real time between colombian officials and the police in haiti. there's also another interesting development here out of columbia, which is the a, these 4 companies for private corporations that have been identified as potentially being responsible for the hiring a

are fund and the physician over us to confess to ceasing drugging sexually assaulting women in mexico city for over a decade and found american whistleblower daniel hale is sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified.

the year was 1968, american sprinter, john carlos joined by tommy smith stood on the podium in mexico cityn the air as the national anthem belted through the stadium. >> i feel like a young individual i represent american but at the same time america doesn't seem like it want me to represent self, that's a distaste in my mouth, in my mind. >> it was a silent call for civil rights heard around the world andade possible because of the stage on which he stood. >> i could have gone to the apollo theater, i was raise in harlem, i could have gone to europe to make a statement, but that wouldn't reach the masses i wanted to reach. i'm not the only black man in peril in the united states, there's people in peril around the world. we need to send a message out that we're fighting for a bet erday for all people. for me that was my ticket purpose of going to the olympic games was to make a statement. not to win a medal or show how great i was in track & field. >> so for you taking that platform and using it to send your message was more important than even placing to begin with. >> absolutely. it was

to send troops help stabilize the country. manuel, the apollo is monitoring developments from mexico cities. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be a continuously developing story of the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today, and a tweet from colombian, president, even to k, same again, committing the columbia, sending, sending investigators and special forces to help with the international investigation . but also we're hearing some of the more strategic points and a little bit more information about the actual people who are involved. the un security council has approved a deliveries from turkey into rebels, held a northern syria for another year. russia had threatened to block the operation preferring a be directed through damascus for the last minute compromises reached us. president joe biden has called on his russian counterpart, vladimir putin, the crackdown on cyber colonels whilst we can more than a 1000 businesses were affected by a run some way attack origin

us to send troops help stabilize the country. manuel, the apollo is monitoring developments from mexico city. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be a continuously developing story of the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today. and.

i don't want to send that out of order normally be willing to send a feeble for the motion, new mexico city or should you have the time to do that? yeah, it honestly went to one of the issue didn't mean to come and check my schedule if we need on the road, it's a matter of putting a fossa really want to study on medical boston medical buried job. but i've been made to get to dollar credit card. you're not for your daughter to be wrong that you thought was the oh i i know that she said it when the machine yeah. making sure you got mad the she said no, no show sort of bad. so you're going to be in a gentleman would love your child. me . i really wish you hadn't figured chatham finance. what i know, what to do, you know, when natalie, would you say the weight of that the cover should be sent to me more than the one in the city. and the only way to. ready know if that'd be fool casual because it's an article me so not because the church and we should know, but as christopher se, thank you, leave it on it's a really good at present thought though level can keep like to generate the most of the a

what it meant for mexico to hold onto their territory which is 2000 miles away from mexico. city. the trigger here is there are a number of trickle triggers in the last minute was clearly but you have to understand what that is. for the texas colonist federalism meant their state governments could essentially vote their own flaws including support of slavery. they began fighting for slavery down at mexico city he ended up fighting in vain to keep it going. so federalism really became a code word for slavery. without federalism they were convince central government would do away with slavery once and for all. and they had repeatedly tried to do. >> i would point out, this is where they were actually the leaders in fighting to maintain federalism. once again, they wanted to put together a militia to protect federalism and central government weeks before the anglo texans began to get excited about it. and in many ways when the taxi and decided to take up arms against santa ana in the name of liberty, they co-opted the desire to remain part of mexico, to return to a federalist mexico.

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president until elections are held in september on your apollo is following developments for us from mexico city. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be a continuously developing story of the last that we've heard from the columbia.

maryam: thank you, for mexico city. stories we are following, french president emmanuel macron says he is slashing the number of french troops in the sahil region by half. macron has been trying to reassure african leaders that even though he is reducing military support, he is offering those reassurances. g5 nations face an ongoing threat from sahil. we have more from dakar and senegal. reporter: after this village in burkina faso came under attack from isis, this woman and her children escaped to neighboring mali. she thought it would offer protection. but in mali, gunmen from an al qaeda affiliate attacked the village she was in. she fled. armed groups will always be a danger. >> there is no good, because the fight is trouble. the fight is very, very trouble. reporter: people she refers to our g5 soldiers backed by the french military, attacking armed groups affiliated with isil and al qaeda. in a summit hosted by france, president emmanuel macron announced details of a drawdown of french troops on the closure of bas

cnn's matt rivers in mexico city. matt, what is this? evening and viral worldwide. this is the result of a leak in a under water gas pipe west of mexico's yucatan peninsula, a structure owned by the mexican state oil company. they say a leak in the underwater apparatuses sparked what you see there, which looks like the gulch of mexico is on fire. while we look at the vivd i can tell you no injuries were reported. the leak was eventually capped after about five abfive and a half hours of work yesterday by the state oil company. they say no injuries were reported. and mexican government officials are monitoring for potential oil spills as a result of this. they say so far that didn't happen at this point. but it's remarkable watching this video, fred, it feels like it could be worse than it actually is. >> yes, very remarkable pl matt rivers in mexico city. thank you so much. >>> more news in a moment but now here is today's mission ahead. >> the use of telemedicine exploded during the pandemic, and some start-ups are using the momentum to

this and what it meant for mexico to hold on to their territory which was 2000 miles away from mexico city. >> i think brian did most of the research in that area. >> it's funny, the trigger here is there were a number of triggers at the last minute was clearly the mexican government's move away from federalism towards a centralized mistake but you have to understand what that is for the texas colonists. for the colonists federalism meant that their state governments could essentially and act their own laws including support of slavery so while austin began fighting for slavery mexico city and it up as a capital of sandia at the end fighting in vain to keep it going so that realism really became kind of a code word for slavery . without federalism texans were convinced the central government would do away with slavery once and for all as they had repeatedly tried to do . >> this is where the tejano's were the leaders in fighting to maintain federalism. want 16 wanted to put in together a militia to join and protect federalism from santa ana's central government weeks before the anglo texan

of the women, female athletes in the olympics, look at how it's changed over the years. 1968 the mexico city olympics, about 20% of the olympians were females. look at the numbers there. almost 50% of the olympic team are women. things are catching up here. that will do it for us right now. coming up, we will check in with team usa basketball. and, yes, how 711 is different here in tokyo. it is actually saving our rear end. >> i think i got that one. i think i got that one. i don't know how much an explanation we might need. great job. >>> more athletes with bay area ties competing overnight. the swimming competitions continue. katie ledecky will hit the pool for the 400 meter free style. and torri huske will try for a medal. those races shown live tomorrow morning. the men's basketball team will also hit the court. draymond green, damian lillard, coach kerr and the rest of the team looking for a win over france. the game starts at 5:00 a.m. our team. >>> the opportunity to participate in the olympics is one few athletes get. one's citizenship status has put a ticket in limbo. >> earlier thi

president until elections of health and september on your apollo is following development force from mexico city. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be a continuously developing story. the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today and a tweet from colombian, president even to k, same again, committing the columbia, sending, sending investigators sending special forces to help with the international investigation . but also we're hearing some of the more strategic points and a little bit more information about the actual people who are involved. the un security council has improved a deliveries from turkey into rebel held northern syria for another year. russia had threatened to block the operation, preferring aid be directed rather through damascus. but a last minute compromise was reached. a taliban claims it now controlled 85 percent of afghanistan is made major gaines this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is on the us. i have a po

the end of the day we can endure much more than we think we can. manuela rap a little al jazeera mexico city. ah. hello there, this is algebra and these are the headlines. the biden administration has defended the u. s. military withdrawal from afghanistan as taliban fighters claim more territory and says it to draw down a national retreat and dispatching support to be asked can government from a distance it is not just the government us can stand. it is not just the united states, it's not just a broad swath of the international community that recognizes that there is no military solution to this conflict. the fact that the taliban continues to engage in doha to engage in intra ask in dialogue is itself most likely a reflection of the fact that the taliban to understands that only through diplomacy? can they garner any sort of legitimacy. a drone attack has had the international airport in the northern iraqi city of our bill. explosives were aimed at the us based on its outskirts, but no casualties were reported. has been an increase in rocket attacks on us troops, which washington based bl

. >> mexico city a few years later, the same thing. >> reporter: this 20 three- story building was designed to meet present mexican earthquake standards, but it failed to survive. northridge 1994. >> just sliced it down through the 5 freeway. >> same thing over and over and over again. >> reporter: and san francisco? san francisco waits. pack with thousands of old concrete holdings at risk of collapse in a big quake. >> they almost didn't have enough reinforcing steel, and we are looking here on the roof at quite a few buildings, they didn't have enough steel. >> reporter: peter dan evatt is a longtime structural engineer. >> after a big quake we will likely -- unless we fix them -- have a number of large building collapses. >> it really is a time bomb. think of the cyprus structure during the '89 earthquake. >> they have cars and trucks that are smashed completely. >> reporter: that would've been concrete, those people are totally blissfully unaware. >> reporter: skip walker is an independent building inspector. >> in san francisco you'll see city blocks where that's almost all there is, i

women are found in the possession of us that confesses being drugging sexually assaulting women in mexico city for over a decade. the american whistleblower daniel hale is sentenced to.

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well, finally, a very different immersive art experience, a weight visitors in mexico city as a new exhibition takes them into the world of iconic painter feeder carlo. the walk through digital installation celebrates her life and was especially timed for her 100 and 14th birthday on wednesday. so we will leave you with some images about an until next time from all of us here in berlin. go well, the, who's the news. the news, the news ah, to the point, strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. when it sometimes seems that we are indeed losing the battle against climate change, does that mean a cruel future for the next generation? certainly possibility. so why are we so unwilling to change the way we live our lives point to add on to the point, to the point dw, ah, excuse me, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. when bringing environmental conservation to life with learning like mobile and we will show you how climate change and mental conservation is taking around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it

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in mexico new during this movement also appreciates freedom of expression and it's wary of government propaganda, the brothers mice and have already realized major projects commissioned by the city, including painting and the entire subway station. we met them at a private property in the colonia doctor's neighbourhood. in justice and inequality is still hot, topics in mexico was a consciously or unconsciously the mexican st. artists of today influenced by that predispose a few artists. collective still explicitly aim to effect social change from the mexican state of what they highlight in justice and take a stand, including for the rights of women in mexico. well that brings us to the end of this edition of arts and culture, but there's lots more on our website at dw dot com slash culture. and until we meet again in the meantime, all the best for me. and thanks for watching just ah ah, there is the baby boom in the contact step. and it's been sessional. psych antelopes were critically endangered after falling victim to a mysterious epidemic. and while the population is recovering, the species is still in danger. gable 3000. in 30 minutes on d. w, and we build i can i think ther