la " informaciÓn necesaria para que la pasada de honduras y nicaragua, beneficiados con el programa tpstos vigente. fernando: los hondureÑos y nicaragüenses que cuenta con un estatus de protecciÓn temporal, desde hoy hasta el 13 de febrero podrÁn enviar una solicitud para renovar el benÉfico migratorio expertos legales explica que aunque la situaciÓn de los inmigrantes es diferente de ambos lugares deben tramitar formularios para mantener la legal. >> las personas de nicaragua, sabemos que hay una Última extensiÓn que se ha otorgado hasta el 5 de enero de 2019 estas personas de nicaragua tambiÉn tienen que renovar su tps, y tienen que hacer la renovaciÓn para el permiso de trabajo. fernando: la abogada comenta que el gobierno tomÓ la decisiÓn de que esta serÁ la Última tensiÓn para el nicaragüense. aclara que ellos sÓlo obtendrÁn una renovaciÓn por 12 meses, lo que quiere decir que estarÁn protegidos hasta el 5 de enero de 2019. >> el gobierno anunciÓ que durante ese plazo, la persona de nicaragua debe empezar a pensar o legalizar su estatus un mÉtodo para hacerlo, o preparar su viaje e

mi esposa nicaragua. >> quÉ le parece esta celebraciÓn? este festejo fuera posible. >> entramos a la cocina y vamos a ver lo que en realidad estÁn haciendo, para que nos expliquen. >> quÉ es eso? >> arroz con frijoles. queso frito. >> eso se frÍe en aceite. >> este plato es conocido como la pitanga. >> antes de este festejo y algarabÍa tambiÉn se realiza una ceremonia religiosa como parte de esta tradiciÓn. mi reporte en san mateo, noticias univisiÓn 14. >> gracias por tu reporte, te encargamos algÚn antojo. ahÍ estamos con el asunto de las celebraciones, a quien naciÓ en san josÉ poaquil una familia hispana invito al equipo de univisiÓn 14 a celebrar el encendido de luces en su casa. los propietarios de la residencia realizan aÑo tras aÑo la decoraciÓn navideÑa que les toma un mes para arreglar cada detalle. vea nada mÁs eso. sus nietos, la familia entera, y visitantes, disfrutan de un alumbrado espectacular. y tienen un espacio para tomarse unas cuantas fotos. >> me lo trajeron de italia, en la cimiento me lo trajo mi esposo. todo lo ten

a big battleship joined two aircraft carriers in the waters off nicaragua while denying all the whilewas happening. >> in nicaragua where there was a leftist regime in place, the united states was supporting the nicaraguan contras to overturn the sandinista government. >> they were an evil bunch. >> he was going to overthrow them and the heroes were the contras that were going to do it like our fathers at lexington and concord. >> we are complying with the law. we're complying with that fully. >> the boland amendment passed unanimously in the house and says the united states cannot provide funds for the purpose of overthrowing the government of nicaragua. >> when congress tried to cut funding off, reagan believed it was his obligation, a moral obligation and obligation to american security to make sure the contras continued to get funding. >> the last of the u.s. marines left beirut today for the relative safety of the six fleet warships offshore ending a 17-month peace keeping mission which brought lebanon no closer to resolving its strife. >> lebanese factions realized their impact

and that's represented by the onshore breeze particularly green from the rain will still be from nicaragua through guatemala towards mexico few showers but notable ones. a daring road trip across west africa on a mission to redefine a continent too often misrepresented. the weapon of choice digital cameras. it was so one look all over the new african football that takes on the rainy season on its quest for the perfect even as story of creative governor rather invisible boy this this time on the al-jazeera. you're watching are just zero time to recap our headlines u.s. president dog trump has officially recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel he directed officials to begin moving the american embassy there from tel aviv israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hailing the announcement as an historic landmark so to other countries to follow suit. the palestinian president has condemned that move by the u.s. president mahmoud abbas said on top was merely encouraging continued occupation he added the u.s. is no longer a peace mediator palestinian leaders are calling for three days o

ellas y sus familiares son de duras, nicaragua, guatemala y el salvador, y recorrieron miles de kilÓmetross a cada una de ustedes, y que sigamos adelante. >> aquÍ las autoridades lo tratan como delincuente. alejandro: clementina viajÓ varias misas en la bÚsqueda de mauro. lo encontrÓ en el estado de jalisco desde donde intentaba conseguir el sueÑo americano, pero no lo logrÓ tras varios intentos. afortunadamente, la misma historia la cuenta pilar quien encontrÓ a su hija olga en chiapas. alguien la identificÓ por carteles que fueron pegados. >> esos no estÁn muertos. ellos estÁn vivos. alejandro: otras cuatro madres consiguieron reencontrarse con sus hijos, con la ayuda de la caravana de madres centroamericanas. >> yo no sÓlo pido por mi hijo. estupidez no por todas las madres. alejandro: para lograr lo que las autoridades consideran una tarea casi posible porque el crimen organizado le roba a los inmigrantes o lo recluta para cometer delito. >> en un lugar donde pensamos que puede haber muchos es en las fosas clandestinas mexicanas. alejandro: desde hace 13 aÑos, la caravana ha logrado lo

tenemos honduras, nicaragua,si esto pasa y estÁn afuera, tenemos un problema. >> en septiembre se cancelÓrsonas que estÁn en proceso de deportaciÓn, no pueden salir porque tienen un caso pendiente en estados unidos. si se llega a su caso y la persona no estÁ presente, pueden alegar ausencia. >> nunca hubo la necesidad de salir. tengo a un familiar enfermo, pero no voy a salir. julio: la concejal de filadelfia junto a una organizaciÓn llevaronadelante un evento. >> nos sentimos muy orgullosos. >> todo el mundo compartiÓ. julio: la victoria de jones en alabama es considerado para muchos como un revÉs ante el presidente de nuestro. fernando: la victoria de jones en un estado profundamente republicano como alabama, provocÓ un terremoto en washington. los votantes rechazaron al candidato republicano ultraconservador roy moore, acusado de acosar a jovencitas, recibiendo el apoyo de donald trump y steve bannon. fue el paÍs el que ganÓ, segÚn un congresista. >> el votante republicano lo rechazÓ y pudo aprovechar para sacar a un grupo que no haya salido a votar por hillary clinton en el 2016. la v

fernando: en noviembre terminÓ el tps de nicaragua y dejÓ en suspenso el de honduras. >> es algo terribleco y del acuerdo de parÍs sobre el cambio climÁtico. tambiÉn tuvo una difÍcil relaciÓn con el lÍder de corea del norte que lo ha desafiado comprueba de misiles y sobre cuba, revirtiÓ alguna medida que habÍa tomado la administraciÓn de obama para arreglar las relaciones. para tim kane el 2017 ha sido un aÑo difÍcil. tim: el presidente trata de dividir a la gente y muchas veces estÁ tratando daÑo a los valores, a nuestro pueblo y al paÍs. fernando: tambiÉn despidiÓ a james comey e inmediatamente nombro a robert müller como un fiscal especial que investiga la posible injerencia rusa en el 2016. si bien el presidente donald trump le gusta caracterizar el 2017 como un aÑo de victorias, una reciente encuesta de una agencia, dicen que sÓlo 1% de los americanos --50 ciento de los americanos dicen que ha cumplido con sus promesas electorales. beatrÍz: las empresas minoristas podrÍan tener una navidad excelente. el nivel de desempleo es el mÁs bajo en los Últimos 17 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ahora con est

flavio: tambiÉn los inmigrantes de haitÍ y nicaragua que estaban bajo tps ya no pueden gestionar permisoben tener prudencia porque no saben si el gobierno renovarÁ el tps para estos inmigrantes. >> tienen derecho a no responder a las preguntas, a mantener el silencio, el derecho de pedir un abogado. flavio: en el caso de los asilados y refugiados, la agencia de inmigraciÓn aclaró que si no tienen una autorizaciÓn de viaje antes de salir del paÍs, la cual se debe solicitar por lo menos120 dÍas antes, es posible que no puedan regresar a los estados unidos. y si viajan a la naciÓn de la cual huyeron, podrÍan perder su derecho de permanencia de este paÍs. los inmigrantes que estÉn gestionando la residencia permanente no pueden viajar al exterior porque segÚn los expertos estarÍan abandonando el proceso para obtener este permiso migratorio. palmira: por su parte, la patrulla de caminos prepara operativos en la carretera para recibir la mayor cantidad de viajeros posibles. desplegarÁn la mayor cantidad de oficiales para vigilar las vÍas, ya que se espera un incremento de 3.1% de viajeros para

similar numbers in nicaragua. backed by the u.s. with the help of israel. and the societies have yet to recover to this day. the gangs, the crime, the drug trade are all direct outgrowths of those attacks on civilians. but first in guatemala, starting a few years ago, with the popular middle-class-based anticorruption movement that helped topple the u.s. backed president general molina and now it high up -- honduras with this uprising against what appears to is astolen election, there revival. an example for the u.s. and the when they even people are most beaten-down, when many of their leaders have been assassinated, when many of their villages have been wiped out -- as happened in guatemala -- they can still come back. the u.s. backed this election in honduras attended reelection of president hernandez, a reelection that is also prohibited in the honduran constitution. amy: you mean he wasn't supposed to be able to run again. >> yes. but he did again. all sorts of evidence of fraud came out. there was a tape where his people were talking about plan b for

fernando: en noviembre terminÓ el tps de nicaragua y dejÓ en suspenso en honduras al extenderlo por seisnal, trump forzÓ la renegociaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio de norteamÉrica con mÉxico y canadÁ, retiro estados unidos del acuerdo comercial transpacÍfico y del acuerdo de parÍs sobre el cambio climÁtico. tambiÉn ha tenido una relaciÓn difÍcil con el líder de corea del norte, quien lo ha desafiado con pruebas de misiles. y sobre cuba, revirtiÓ algunas medidas que habÍa hecho obama. para el senador tim kane, el 2017 ha sido un aÑo difÍcil. >> el presidente estÁ tratando de dividir a la gente muchas veces estÁ causando daÑos a nuestro pueblo. fernando: en un aÑo, trump despidiÓ al director del fbi james comey y nombrÓ al exdirector del fbi robert muller como un fiscal que investiga la posible interferencia rusa en las elecciones de 2016. entre los logros, trump logrÓ que se nominada a su nominado o a la corte suprema el juez neil gorsuch. ♪ palmira: llegÓ la hora de saber cÓmo estarÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍas de 2017, nos enlazamos con suheily lÓpez, cuÉntanos algunas de tus re

una tradiciÓn de mÁs de 300 aÑos se mantiene firme en nicaragua.ssee. emma es una preciosa bebÉ en brazos de sus felices padres, quienes durante aÑos tuvieron problemas de infertilidad y piensan en tener mÁs hijos por la misma vÍa. fantÁstico, por eso creo que los avances mÉdicos permiten de alguna forma u otra milagros para algunas familias. vamos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica", adelante. ♪ locutor: este segmento de salud "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por maxiclimer. francisca: aÑo nuevo, nuevo cuerpo, verdad? es lo que muchos nos ponemos como propÓsito. queremos hacer ejercicio o retomarlo. tambiÉn queremos llevar una vida mÁs sana. para quÉ esperar a que llegue el aÑo nuevo, si podemos empezar desde ya. con un fuerte aplauso podemos recibir a nuestra invitada nos va a dar tip fitness. >> muy buenos dÍas, así es. cuÁl es el propÓsito de aÑo nuevo de todas? con esa el gimnasio, perder libras de mÁs. por quÉ esperar hasta el 2018 para tener esa figura, ese cuerpo que tanto queremos, verdad? por quÉ no comenzar con nuestros propÓsitos desde ya.

general described as soft targets in nicaragua -- namely, civilians.n never appoint a, a semester to honduras at the time, presided over the stand of of battalion 316, which was essentially an army death squad ofch did mass assassinations clergy come activists, etc.. after the 2009 coup, which at the time support from president obama and heller clinton, to death squads made a reappearance. and a year since the 2009 coup, activist in the countryside have been endangered -- in danger of assassination. bert aggressors is the most famous, but there been dozens of these. i have talked by now i was a to more than 70 soldiers and police in the past five days. the majority of them have been chain -- trained in the u.s.. found onetly, i only of all of those i talk to who is a real supporter of hernandez. the army is not allowed to vote. but if you ask them, how did your family back home vote? the overwhelming majority say the roadies -- the families voted for nasralla. these are troops and members of the police. if that is any indication, gives great credibilit

go see kids in nicaragua and haiti.he hope is the meals will make it easier for the kids to focus on a good education. >> announcer: now your storm team 4 forecast. >> the ieg temperature today, 48 degrees. you can see the first weather headline will be a mild start to the work week. tomorrow will be about five degrees warmer. we continue to warm on tuesday. not only do we start off mild but tomorrow through friday we'll stay dry here in washington. good news there. i am tracking christmas weekend. it's a little bit tricky of a forecast, especially for christmas day which is on monday. i'll have more on that coming up in a me right now temperatures in the 40s across the area. low to mid 40s. 46 degrees in washington. 45 in leesburg and 42 degrees in annapol annapolis. sprinkles are falling. but it looks like we have a lot of rain out there. it's so dry that the rain is actually evaporating before it's hitting the ground in a lot of these instances. still, a few sprinkles are able to make it to the ground and patchy driz

inmigrantes centroamericanos estÁ en la cuerda floja, ya se cancelÓ el programa para personas de nicaraguaan a cumplir las leyes. >> la batalla mÁs fuerte en el tema de inmigraciÓn son los 800 mil jÓvenes de daca que vieron el alivio esfumarse cuando el presidente trump anunciÓ que terminarÍa el programa en marzo del prÓximo aÑo. >> han sido detenidos deportados muchos paÍses como mÉxico, y esto ha sido lo que ha causado mucho miedo en la comunidad. >> a pesar de muchos esfuerzos gritos y protestas terminaron el aÑo de excepciÓn aeds. >> un golpe de indignaciÓn ver que republicanos y demÓcratas no nos dieron una soluciÓn este aÑo *. >> este paÍs es de oportunidades y a eso venimos. >> el inmigrante quien pasa los dÍas de fiesta con la familia, dice que nadie debe ser encarcelado solo por venir a trabajar, en los Ángeles noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, obama alerta sobre el uso irresponsable de las redes sociales frente a un entrevistador especial el prÍncipe harry de inglaterra. y la oportunidad de terminar el aÑo como multimillonario el powerball y mega millions

they packed meals for kids in nicaragua.hey hope it makes it easier for the kids to focus on getting a good education. >>> it's the signal you sort of made it in life. but millennials have different priorities. kerry sanders says why so many are moving into agri-hood. >> this family lives in a place harkens back to simpler around the farm. >> i want to get the kale. >> but the family are not farmers. they're part of a community known as an agri-hood. >> watch your fingers. >> we were looking for a local farm. >> why? >> i work in health care and all i saw was sickness and disease and understanding how important food was to overall health and well-being -- >> the families who live here earn 925 -- pay $925 in dues for food grown locally not trucked in from hundreds of miles away. they're surrounded by nature. >> spending 20 to 45 minute in nature decreases your overall stress levels. >> there are now more than 100 agri-hoods in the country. including a community eight mi carolina. there's a trail and a river. >> we have a ful

cloud in the caribbean is really just in the western side as we're hitting the eastern coast of nicaragua what amalek costa rica very few showers around a spaniard or puerto rico looks dry the risk of showers is still there but it's a small one i think the gathering of cloud and that's represented by the onshore breeze particularly green from the rain will still be from nicaragua out through guatemala towards mexico few showers but notable ones. the world's largest humanitarian crisis millions caught up in the civil war alters the real world examines the roots of the conflict in yemen and the complex history that drew a country into perpetual time. but i am going to feel that separation or that the north and the thought of these dualisms are part of history. yemen the north south divide this time. al-jazeera is award winning programs to take you on a journey around the globe. expert analysis. it's all about who's in charge who controls the resources and documentaries that will go in your eyes it's a technology story it's a business story it's a social story and it's a political story all

the cloud in the caribbean is really just in the west and size we're hitting the eastern coast of nicaraguaof course amalek costa rica very few showers around a spaniard a battery care looks dry the risk of showers is still there is a small one i think the gathering of cloud and that's represented by the onshore breeze particularly green from the right will still be from nicaragua out through guatemala towards mexico few showers but notable ones. a daring road trip across west africa on a mission to redefine a continent too often misrepresented. the weapon of choice to digital cameras. it was sold one look all over the new africa for tell the tale takes on the rainy season on its quest for the thanksgiving day story of creative got the rather invisible part of this this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from a headquarters in doha i'm dating an alligator coming up in the next sixty minutes i've judged as course of action should be in the best interests of the united states of america and the pursuit of peace between israel and the palestinians a long

anything rag would -- nicaragua for a decade has been at 99% coverage. el salvador has been around 94-95. again, the implication was all these countries where these kidder coming from have no health care at all. it's nothing. and they're going to come in to the u.s. and put all of us at risk, when in actuality those kids were put at risk by us. we were the ones who are much more likely to give them measles than the other way around. but this sort of technique is so old. goes back into -- you can go back to aids crisis. there was a huge push to prevent people entering the country who are hiv positive. again, without any particular scientific reason for this. there weren't actually that mean people showing up at borders with -- who are hiv positive, and obviously we in the u.s. were perfectly capable of spreading the disease ourselves. just to she that these kinds of -- this kind of rhetoric can have far-reaching implicationsings, because another of discussion about not letting people in they did pass a basically did not allow anyone to enter the country w

. - [narrator] three more revolutions in nicaragua, el salvador and brazil shook the region. - that's when we saw in central america all these civil wars and revolutions break out. you had at that time military juntas, especially in the southern cone and many other places. and president carter did not pull any punches in calling a spade a spade and denouncing human rights violations, which led a number of governments to sort of back away a little bit from the united states at that time. - it's taken decades and decades for the us to attempt to distance itself from that really bad period of our history. because we were seen not as the people on the side of democracy and democratic reform, but people on the side of maintaining the status quo. if it was advantageous to the united states. - the 80's and the 90's saw blossoming of democracy, the end of military dictatorships throughout the region. it had a political dimension and this anti-communist dimension, but it had an economic dimension and a frustration of the upper classes, the middle classes with economic decline. (soft music) - [

not really much of a driving wind up here there is something for the cost of your catan for down nicaragua costa rica way and panama us will see some of the rain the next day or so it's likely to be in daily showers but it's not a short breeze this is enjoying there to be fine weather was twenty degrees in mexico city. a year on from the election that shook washington both the republican and democratic parties are struggling to adjust to a polarized in october it really is an identity crisis you just run against drugs or do you literally stake out a set of positions that offer us a clear alternative not just a truck but to the politics that gave truck pulled lines examines the shifting sands of american politics life of the party this time on al jazeera. overthrown and exiled they point and say if you're. an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know the truth. and we. know. it's. true change this return of the president at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

been watching for weeks it seems a sunny persistent lot of clouds which is falling apart more us nicaragua are up through to make it to haiti so apart from passing showers that see a lot like ones mostly significant down in costa rica all nicaraguan increasing need is rain forming this is proper rain in northern mexico and it's rain rather than snow is the tail end of a frontal system that now exists from more or less texas time broken through northern florida but the active weather is obviously a bit further north and the space to be wintry the air is cold enough it's minus one in winnipeg to pick up eventually some lake effect snow if not thursday then rather more likely and more recently on friday. the weather sponsored by race. they live in a country plagued by poverty but for india's billionaires life is all about glamour luxury and pristine. wonder when east meets the new maharajah at this time on al-jazeera i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i would that's what this job. the obstacles to being a female for doug a fine kenya simply made the challenge

y postura en cuanto al tps ha sido dejado muy claro en lo que ha pasado con haitÍ y nicaragua.s en migraciÓn. marÍa rosa nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. marÍa: cerca de 1 40,000 inmigrantes fueron arrestados. alrededor de 200 mil deportaciones se hicieron en el aÑo fiscal 2017. departamento de seguridad nacional dieron a conocer la informaciÓn contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal y el crimen organizado. el director de ice defendiÓ las tÁcticas de la agencia para hacer cumplir la ley. "he leÍdo varias historias y comentarios a travÉs de los mesescon acusando falsamente a ice por hacer redadas en iglesias y hospitales. esto es falso como nuestros operativos son dirigidos a personas especÍficas basadas en una investigaciÓn." aseguran que la 22 por ciento de los arrestados son inmigrantes con antecedentescriminales como fugitivos o personas que han ingresado ilegalmente. --92% mientras que en la frontera en lo mero de arrestos estÁ en declive. por las prioridades que son la conducciÓn del muro. " el trÁfico en la frontera se ha reducido y es bueno , pero aÚn necesitamos acceso y seguridad en la

the secret unit to wage a covert war against nicaragua back in the eighty's despite congress saying that the administration could not spend any money on military intervention in the in the civil war of the central american that i did he was there was the iran contra rather he was selling arms to help out the contras and like all of that almost was thrown in jail for it got pardoned later and i believe you know you see this over and over again now but what's interesting is everybody is denying this everyone's all across the board americans everybody denying yeah erik prince actually said and in e-mails to the intercept he said that unequivocal you stated that i have zero to do with any such effort and saying that i did do would be categorically false knowingly publishing false information exposes you just have a legal action the only effort i've quite publicly pitched is an alternative to afghanistan oh gosh you wouldn't believe all the north american friends you know the worst thing is. you know they're. we're going to cover two because national security codes this one from michael emers

we've got one to two showers coming off the caribbean side but really apart from panama costa rica nicaragua is a largely dry picture across the rest of the region and the same really goes across the islands of the caribbean a lot of draw a fine weather here with temperatures generally around the thirty degree mark so at that stage not a great deal of change still those showers coming in on the easterly winds so when i came a to see a wanted to downpours let's head into south america and here we have plenty of showers around the amazon basin extending through parts of ecuador and through peru and colombia further south still looking pretty warm and asuncion in paraguay highs here twenty nine. turning images from the niger delta through the unflinching eyes of a look up photographer. george also did an artist on a mission to demonstrate the good under bad to his beloved homeland to document the effects of the black. seeds and disfigured she's gone and showcases the traditional moment between a modern world and the tribal culture the new african photographer out this time on al-jazeera. her ag

really much of a driving wind up here there is something for the coast of your town and probably down nicaragua costa rica way and panama that's will see some of the rain for the next day or so it's likely to be in daily showers but it's not i'm sure breeze mexico your notice is enjoying there to be fine whether it was twenty degrees in mexico city. a year on from the election that shook washington both the republican and democratic parties are struggling to adjust to a polarized and i took to it really is an identity crisis you just run against drugs or do you literally stake out a set of positions that offer us a clear alternative not just a truck but to the politics that gave you the truck faultlines examines the shifting sands of american politics life of the party this time on al-jazeera. welcome back the top stories here on the al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse the most attention. has been drawn up in a joint u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent b

strong trade wind and it will increase in the brink of the coast of costa rica maybe panama and nicaragua but beyond that enjoy the fine weather. from toxic milk to fake meat food scandals continue to rock china as the world turns to it for its foods one east goes undercover to expose the haven harm in a system geared for profit one east at this time i know this iraq. and this is different not just about whether someone's going for someone's favorite that doesn't have any tree i think it's how you approach an individual and that's what it is a certain way of doing it conjures. a story in fly out. watching out is there as a reminder of our top stories this hour the united nations has unanimously backs to sign a new sanctions on north korea which ban a ninety percent of petrol exports of. regime is already under u.s. u.n. sanctions after conducting several nuclear and missile tests this year. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has. to play a bigger role in peace efforts following the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital meanwhile two more palestinian protesters were kil

down into central parts of america we're still at the risk of some showers for panama costa rica nicaragua but further north cherry weather conditions on sunday don't look too bad the same goes for the islands plenty of sunshine there and we certainly don't expect any change there at all thirty degrees benchmark but shares scattered across the isthmus again nothing particularly heavy and for much of the time it is going to be fine into south america lots of showers around the amazon basin region much expect on a frontal system across southeastern areas can be some heavy rainfall across parts of paraguay think we'll see some heavy rain affecting rio at times very little bit brighter during the course of monday further so should be fine in buenos aires and respects in the high here of twenty nine. on counting the cost of a robin hood in reverse five predicts the same dog trumps plan to cut taxes for the rich and do little for the poor the link between electric cars cobalts and illegal mines plus the resulting goobers identity crisis names for the gig economy counting the cost of this time on

showers in the sky if you're really unlucky they tend to hit the coastline about costa rica maybe nicaragua honduras otherwise the trade breezes or you feel in the skies a largely blue. under-served real scars. are monuments towards destructor pollard's. there's amid the ruins the defiance to resist. i'm so imho pursued by. people in power to investigate child the suburb of damascus to crumble under the mind of assets only. part two of this time. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the united nations general assembly has decisively back to a resolution that declares the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel a null and void one hundred twenty eight states voted for the non-binding resolution with just nine against and thirty five abstentions u.s. president donald trump had threatened to cut financial aid to countries that backed the resolution spain's political crisis looks to continue after separatist parties won the most seats in catalonia a snap regional election it's a blow to spain's prime minister mariano the boy who called the vote in the hope of defeating the i

of america no real changes here we've seen showers in recent days from panama through costa rica nicaragua and towards honduras but up to across mexico cherry not too bad to see want to two shows coming off the caribbean side of the arm and some cells are generally looking pretty good temperatures into the low thirty's for the most part consent to make of that thirty two degrees then into south america and here we've got some heavy rain still across more southeast an heiress course parts of paraguayan and across into brazil some showers from rio de janeiro further towards the south is looking fine and one is arizona's a thirty one russian to thirty three inches day and a fine day in santiago in chile a mix of here of thirty. some people saying that my feelings are any program that they're not real but if i think they are real don't you think south america was designed to be the world's most advanced autonomous android is one of the more advanced robots in the world can around but feel that's a philosophical question it's not a lot of play to do socially connect on a subconscious level we a

around the western side of the caribbean and they will continue to make their way into where panama nicaragua and costa rica showers across the amazon basin no surprises there northern parts of argentina also along with the river plate. on counting the cost the goldilocks oil price is there such a thing as the perfect price of crude for consumers and producers financial bubbles and point loss the future of job creation in africa the only continent where the young outnumber the counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as an eyewitness that's what his job. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has again insisted there was no collusion between his campaign and russia during the twenty sixteen election he tweeted that while he fired his national security adviser a lying to the f.b.i. michael things actions were lawful flynn's pleaded guilty to making false statements about his contacts with russia. former president ali abdullah saleh has called for a joint ceasefire bet

onshore breeze the prevailing breeze means the showers been concentrating on the coast of costa rica nicaragua your honduras and belize and the chances are they'll carry on doing that in the next day or so if anything they'll concentration it could briefly be rather unpleasant at least on that northern coast of panama and costa rica. after years documenting streetcar to see john this book. was inspired to transform perceptions that we are the reason to change the subject to capture the vibrancy of the emerging black youth culture now is one of the people that their camp said i will be giving a speech to all of us this is where things like the new african photography not so much of this time on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now and the report by unicef warns that shelter and conflict zones across the world are under attack on a shopping scale that report highlights the death of children over the past year in afghanistan child suicide bombers link to boko rom at least five thousand killed or injured in the war in yemen. aid workers have started

increase in showers recently all the way up the caribbean side of the land bridge so for example nicaragua running up to believe that white that represents showers which will be repeated otherwise they very well scattered so the concentration of rain is going to be increasing i think through honduras guatemala billie's and then southern mexico which after say looks like quite a wet place to be in the next day or so. donald trump has rescinded foreign aid to charities that perform actively promote and bullshit people and pallid discovers the consequences a us president spends strength can have on countless lives around the globe he's completely insurance against unions right before we go and see a bush and bush do we trump and the ethics of foreign aid at this time on al jazeera. welcome back to other top stories here on al-jazeera a senior official in president mahmoud abbas's ruling fatah party says palestinians want to meet u.s. vice president mike pence during his upcoming visit us because of donald trump's decision to formally recognize jerusalem as israel's capital meanwhile at least

increase in showers recently all the way up the caribbean side of the land bridge so for example nicaraguarunning up to believe that wiped out represent showers which will be repeated otherwise they very well scattered so the concentration of rain is going to be increasing i think through honduras guatemala billie's and then southern mexico we have to say looks like quite a wet place to be in the next day or so. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been to criminalize or if you join us on say no evil person just wakes up in the morning and says i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue and that could be what's leading to some of the confusion i like about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what i

coming through still want to see showers of course particularly around costa rica panama up towards nicaragua and then a bit of that way to weather even heading up towards the belief that we yucatan peninsula as we go on through the next day or so foul weather clouds across central parts not looking too bad it's all a similar picture as you go through sunday kingston with a high of around thirty degrees celsius now it's about across the good parts of north america at the moment a fair amount of clout there into the great lakes but still unsettled to the northwest. the weather sponsored by qatar and race. in syria citizens are collecting evidence showing up on a deal has a lot of crimes committed against civilians who've moved out of syria and those six hundred thousand pages of material so that one day they can bring the outside regime to justice it puts a human face on the charges it's a dead human face but it's a human face syria witnesses for the prosecution at this time on al-jazeera. that's where ever you.

around the western side of the caribbean and they will continue to make their way into where panama nicaragua and costa rica what a rash of showers across the amazon basin no surprises there northern parts of argentina also disturbed along with the river plate. on counting the cost the goldilocks oil price is there such a thing as the perfect price of crude for consumers and producers financial bubbles and big point the future of job creation in africa the only continent where the young outnumber the counting the cost at this time. when the news breaks it was an announcement few were expecting to hear by announce my resignation as prime minister from the lebanese government and the story builds i can't stop thinking about the bullies my life when people need to be heard a mass exodus hundreds of thousands of the injured have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. in syria citizens are collecting evidence. of crimes committed against civilians we've moved out of syria post

of america no real changes here we've seen showers in recent days from panama through costa rica nicaragua and towards honduras but up to across mexico cherry not too bad to see want to two shows coming off the caribbean side the on and some cells are generally looking pretty good temperatures into the low thirty's for the most part kingston jamaica that thirty two degrees then into south america and here we've got some heavy rain still across more southeast an heiress course parts of paraguayan and across into brazil some showers from rio de janeiro further towards the south is looking fine and one is arizona's a thirty one russian to thirty three inches day and a fine day in santiago in chile a maximum here of thirty. some people saying that my feelings are any programs that they're not real but if i think they are real do you think south america was designed to be the world's most advanced autonomous android is one of the more advanced robots in the world can around but feel that's a philosophical question it's not a lot of play to do socially connect on a subconscious level we are crea

>> lady in blue shirt: in nicaragua they have a lot of these things that are developed around communities costa rica you know and places like that the government is conscious about the environment and the amount of money that environment and eco-system brings to the economy. >> anthony: do you have any faith in your government at all? >> man in white shirt: we are a colony. we are an island surrounded by water and we don't produce almost like 90 percent of the things we consume. which makes us needy, it makes us a third world country. third world country which belongs to the most powerful nation. there is a lot of motivation in the people of puerto rico right now. it's not about independence or not it's about what is right, what the people need. >> man in black shirt: it's coming out of the comfort zone, and realizing if we don't do anything right now we're just going to get run over. >> man in white shirt: all the puerto ricans that want to quit they can leave. yo no me quito, i won't quit. my body is starting to slow down. that's because after the age of 40, your body produces less free

mÁs segura a la hora de cubrir ddesastres naturales como el huracÁn mitch qque arrasÓ honduras y nicaraguao con el ejÉrcito para llegar a la zona de desastre. marÍa elena: es uno de los puntos mÁs altos de todo centroamÉrica. estÁ a unos 3500 pies de altura. teresa: y el terremoto en haitÍ en el 2010, entre otros. >> mi madre no estÁ aquÍ. marÍa elena: es muy triste cuando cubres una tragedia y despuÉs, al siguiente dÍa, hay un titular que tumba ese titular, y la gente se olvida. y tÚ sabes que la gente va a seguir ssufriendo y que la atenciÓn del mundo ya estÁ en otra noticia. teresa: para marÍa elena, el titular que no sÓlo cambió a estados unidos sino al mundo entero, fue el de los ataques del 11 de septiembre de 2001, en nueva york. el fatÍdico día que tomÓ a todos por sorpresa. marÍa elena: de inmediato me fui a univisiÓn. estuvimos casi una semana ininterrumpidamente. fue dde las peores. fuentes de inteligencia dicen tener informaciÓn creÍble de que grupos terroristas podrÍan estar planeando un nuevo ataque contra intereses norteamericanos. creo que el ser inmigrante se convirtiÓ en

turn into central parts of america showers from the yucatan peninsula southward through guatemala nicaragua honduras towards costa rica and panama but for the islands weather conditions are looking generally draw and fine and the respect to the stay that way as we head through into sunday funday showers across northern parts of south america and showers across the amazon basin as you'd expect elsewhere we've got wanted to have a shower still affecting parts of peru and bolivia come further towards the south things are looking better across paraquat i have seen heavy rain in recent days further towards the south it should be a fairly bright one a woman one is aries heis here of thirty four. in the most likely place. talking about a new one. the signal to challenge the sections of africa. and bring photography to this community. the story of hope. in the face of adversity. the new african photography. this time. the offense being a journalist the crime practicing journalism. same detained for three hundred sixty five days without charge. journalism is not a crime. scene is not a criminal. fre

happened ten years ago, and we have tens of thousands of people in our country from honduras and nicaragua from a hurricane that happened in 1999, and the president has made the case that congress needs to change the laws. >> reporter: that's a policy debate over what should allow certain individuals from countries affected by disasters admittance to the united states, and they are rescinding the haitians, and many years later the white house is saying you can allow these citizens to come in or these individuals to come in and have a legal status, but it should be put into law and backed up by congress. there's a real policy debate on that. others are saying it's harsh treatment of those living in the united states or closing the door to the united states for people in need around the world. the push back from the white house is part of what you heard there from mr. short. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. >>> let's bring in our political reporter from real clear politics, and katie, a reporter for "the hill." the president's attacks against mccabe, what are you hearing from law enf