monday guest is for nessa she enjoys meeting other members of the survivors group. simon met his future wife at a meeting of a similar support organisation these groups have been set up across the country and vanessa says they do a lot of good. will and last that i found this group. i like being around these people who sound. the same on to simon is like a father or brother to us he's older than we i'm always happy to see him that we meet people from different generations and have a meal i really enjoy it just. some of simon's relatives are also here along with a few members of his extended family of genocide survivors he says it's important for them to meet regularly and provide support for each other. we all have different stories or have different experiences of dave and it's it's a vast blow pick a team based human reason the truth is love and we play it is part. of how we can move forward said but after dinner simon's baby daughter your arena is formally introduced to the guests this ceremony is a tradition in many vote one families because it helps to promote

the name of the play is generation $25.00 it tells the story of a nessa and several others who were born in the year that the genocide took place. but that's about it. that. we have a lot of questions and we're hungry for the truth we want to know what's up but it's so hard to really get these questions out you couldn't get it right the group's founder and artistic director hope says that genocide as a recurring theme in rwandan society. to be honest there are some questions regarding genocide that just have no answer. because it's a unique evil it's a unique ideology that is written well and sometimes it just blows your mind that. a human being just wakes up one morning and a human being in that past and walks out of there and the beast in them is in thrall. and how do we pop in for that beast so i'm just make wishing that this young generation can detect this this and suppressed it. the genocide came to an end in july 994 when a rebel group the rwandan patriotic front overthrew the government the r.p.s. has led the country since then and has turned for wanda. into a model african state

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jamaica as well as up here towards the north where a front will be settling in across the bahamas with nessa seeing attempt a few of $27.00 degrees there and it is still quite cool here for rio de janeiro temptress all into the lower twenty's we do have a front to push through so do expect to see some rain in your forecast here on sunday and by the time we get towards tuesday less rain with a temperature of $23.00 degrees. this does make the heroes in your asia africa middle east over. it's a connection makes mistakes it for the because it's. such a short. trip. this feel. you'll. come back you're watching out 0 time to recap our headlines now voting is underway in hong kong's local elections a record number of people have registered this time around he'd seen as a test for the pro beijing government following months of demonstrations in colombia anti-government protests have continued in the country's capital for a 3rd consecutive day hundreds of protesters were dispersed by tear gas following an overnight curfew in isolated looting in public. records of the u.s. state department's dealings

towards thursday a beautiful day in havana we're going to be seeing sunny skies few at $28.00 but nessa rain for you at 28 pieces well. mass protests forcing the governments put on we seeing. this time to understand we follow journalists on the front line. be. pretty committed to reporting the fact police officers pointing guns at journalists face off in hong kong frankton friction in this truth is in any way on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the opposition leader of the senate has declared herself the interim president after a swearing in ceremony jannie and as take 7 from alstom former leader in morale is has been given political asylum in mexico. chile's president says his country is facing a great crisis a national strike brought many regions to a standstill sebastian pinera has called on police reservists to help security forces manage anti government protests and protesters in hong kong are targeting commuters for a 3rd day demonstrators are blocking major roads in the city and trying to shut down trying stations. let's get more now o

nessa became a beacon of hope for the nation. i am honored to introduce one of those legends. the man who pioneered apollo 11 and apollo 13. if you have ever heard the phrase houston, tranquility base is here, the eagle has landed. with great honor i am here to introduce houston. mr. gene kranz. [applause] mr. kranz: thank you. it is a real privilege. i have a couple aggies in the family. to be introduced by an aggie. they told me i had three hours will have to be speaking through lunch here. but jared said no, he will give me a call when i have five minutes. so he is going to stand up and give me sort of a heads up. , i have a three minute video of the actual lunar landing. and i think that will put this year, this decade of the 50th anniversary, firm in context of what is happening. i used this at the smithsonian. if you look at the smithsonian website on flight jacket night, basically i described the entire lunar landing, from the time we acquired the spacecraft until touchdown, and for roughly the first couple hours after the touchdown. i, there's a lot of details am going

towards thursday a beautiful day in havana we're going to be seeing sunny skies few at $28.00 but nessa rain for you at 28 degrees as well. as testing about how does this in combination when they're on line well i face a mental state i'm directly out of translating slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do and research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come in that everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions announces iraq. this is al jazeera. hello from doha everyone i'm kamal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. putting itself in line for the presidency i believe in opposition senator declares himself to be interim leader interesting that either while i have like the fight will continue but bolivia's al student leader is striking a defiant tone as he arrives in mexico after being granted asylum.

>>for a few years now nessa's father habeen living with e same disease that took his bride of 46 yeas past july. those stable and charming anwitty longtime attorney erni in novatois affected more than he realizes you do ask estions. you know funny things like taking something out of the freezer and bring it upstairs and putting it in a drawer and you know things like that. there's notice. because they don't make of that spurt of the scination of this disease ithat the brain makes decisions that they gave left the ice cream in drawer one of the reasons his condition s not worsened faster is likely his daily trip to the marine chapter of jewish family and children's services and we really felt thawhen the car was out time so they were closed for 4 days. >>hel eep th the social isolation and just the lack of structure and routine w forgotten news county to extent that it did 2 years of ld trips all over the place all e. >>museums in the bay area, the with a for them that they do all the work of the planning in piles on the bus and off the bus so vanessa ces for dad and her baby. >>as sh

jamaica as well as up here towards the north where a front will be settling in across the bahamas with nessa seeing attempts a few of $27.00 degrees there and it is. so quite cool here for rio de janeiro tempt us all into the lower twenty's we do have a front to push through so do expect to see some rain in your forecast here on sunday and by the time we get towards tuesday less rain with a temperature of $23.00 degrees. and counting the poll says russia uses mercenaries in call the place from syria to libya the future you'll remco it's a 2 trillion dollars but it's the saudi state owned oil company plus google takes on the big guns in the gaming industry counting the cost on the i'll just see. i'm. about you. know some of it i like. this is al-jazeera. when i'm come on santa maria this is the news hour from al-jazeera president and voter turnout expected in hong kong's local elections after months of protests we will be live at the polling stations. for the news a heavy police presence in colombia's capital after 2 days of major protests of attacks and pension reforms as me and goes to tria

towards thursday a beautiful day in havana we're going to be seeing sunny skies few at $28.00 but nessa rain for you at 28 muses well. the joel is wholly away the planet but somebody count to do it where do you go to the pilot goes their voice promoting clean safe sanitation for a while but with at the end of the wealth lacking basic facilities can use unique style and way to help clean up the mess sending. the pop culture is the fastest way those softest any asian problem mr toilets eye witness documentary on al-jazeera. from lagos to jerusalem to buy ammo to go meet his claims. 3 short films that show people take a stand against a fictional. community 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old jason announces in. the news here at al-jazeera these are all top stories and the opposition leader in the senate has in the past half hour declared herself the interim president after a swearing in ceremony. takes over from the ousted former leader evo morales he is now in mexico where he's been given asylum morales resigned after the military asked him to do so and widespread protests of them a

actual images rights to be the beautiful images that we see for the solar dynamics observatory nasa's nessa's eyes on the side we're just really always breathtaking to see that we see these very live this very little planet so far away transiting this large star and so they're always just kind of makes you wonder where your place is in the universe when you see when you see how small we are going to stars always good to keep things in perspective kelly couric from the harvard smithsonian center for astrophysics thank you. and still to come on al-jazeera in this news hour the underdog was up against his rival in the finals well we'll tell you who came out on top oh and. thanks to. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. thanks. to. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. oh and. thanks. for the sport. thank you or a footballer has been sent off during a match in ukraine despite him in the in the victim of racist abuse brazilian tyson who plays for shakhtar donetsk kicked a ball towards the network here found using racist language

people have concerns about the state of the health service and have their own personal experience of va nessao the election campaign, the health services always, let‘s just say, campaign, the health services always, let‘sjust say, the campaign, the health services always, let‘s just say, the subject of debate. the shape of the debate in what they should be looking for in terms of what people in different parties, different people are proposing? we have not seen the ma nifesto proposing? we have not seen the manifesto yet, clearly there are a lot of pledges being made already. people have to ask themselves the costs, have people been clear and upfront about where the money is going to come from adelphi into a bigger debate on how confident they are about the proposals to grow economy so we have the ability to do this. and does it affect all of the parts of the nhs rather than just the flagship projects and people watching this will have contact with the general practitioners, district nurses and the nhs touches everyone at different points in their lives in some parts of the service are under

va nessa vanessa feltz‘s breakfast show has just started in london.nes today: prince andrew faces calls to apologise to the victims of sex offender, jeffrey epstein. a night of fiery clashes in hong kong as protesters try to stop police storming a university campus. pitching for the business vote. from apprenticeships to brexit — party leaders look to persuade britain's bosses that they are best—placed to run the country. england wrap up their euro 2020 qualifiers with a dominant a—0 win over kosovo. they're now one of the top seeds for next summer's tournament. he guided england to their first rugby world cup final for 12 years, so what next for eddie jones? we'll ask him, at 7:30 this morning. it's a cold and frosty starter this morning, but when the sun comes up it will remain chilly but dry. it's monday, 18th november. our top story: prince andrew is facing calls to apologise to the victims ofjeffrey epstein for his close association with the convicted sex offender. a lawyer who represented epstein's alleged victims has told breakfast that the duk

va nessa vanessa phelps is on bbc london with her breakfast show.campaign, saying they are already seeing the start of a bidding war. chris hopson, the chief executive of nhs providers, which represents hospitals and other health trusts, says promises made in the heat of the election battle risk creating unrealistic expectations. it comes as labour releases data from a freedom of information request which suggests a huge increase in the number of cancelled operations because of staffing issues and equipment failures. to discuss this, we are joined from westminster by the shadow health and social care secretary, jonathan ashworth. good to talk to you on the programme, as ever. can i ask you about that freedom of information request, first of all. what are labour proposing if you become a labour proposing if you become a labour government, to resolve that issue? it is quite shocking, isn't it? almost 80,000 operations cancelled, often cancelled on the day a patient was due to go into hospitalfor day a patient was due to go into hospital for the operat