panama city boasts the flag of migrant rescue ship aquarius. the move deals a major blow to humanitarian missions off the southern coast of europe. the french government has unveiled its proposal for next year's budget, which includes tax cuts and job cuts and the public -- in the public sector. spat withia's ongoing canada may be affecting its economy. the reasons why coming up. first, our top story. live from paris. u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh has been hit with a second accusation of sexual misconduct. the latest allegation dates back to when he was a student. he has denied both claims but is still set to face his first accuser and an open hearing this thursday -- in an open hearing this thursday. >> a senate hearing is confirmed for one accuser and new allegations of sexual misconduct emerge for brett kavanaugh. this time dating back to his college days. a report from the new yorker magazine, his former classmate deborah ramirez describes a drunken party and which brett kavanaugh thrust his genitals in her face. in a statement

but now panama has stripped the ship of its registration.to set sail again unless it can find a new flag. panama's decision to strip the rescue boat of its registration is a victory for italy's interior minister, matteo salvini. he has accused ngos of interfering with the libyan coast guard and of acting as taxis for smugglers. injune, he closed italy's ports to all ngo rescue boats, including the aquarius. if you need more life jackets, take them off people if you must. let's go! this year more than 1100 migrants have died trying to cross the central mediterranean. the united nations says that migrants are more than twice as likely to drown on this route than they were a year ago. human rights organisations say that the removal of the aquarius will make this journey even more dangerous. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. new figures suggest a staffing crisis in adult social care in england. there were an average of 110,000 unfilled vacancies at any one time during the last year, a rise of almost 25%. some areas have seen vacant posts more than

the panama cow -- paramount -- l the year he canal rises 640 feet. the pennant -- panama canal was designed by professional engineers. there were no professional can -- engineers at the time of the erie canal. they made it up as they went along. it was built at a time when they , noneeam shovels dynamite of those were available for the digging of the erie canal which was constructed by hand. that meant picks and shovels, wheelbarrows, a lot of irishmen. it was a remarkable achievement ,o take this one man's ideas and turne imagination, it into a reality. myself, of the various movements i talk about which arek, many of these outbreaks of imagination, what was behind that? what did it happen at this place in this time? i think there are many factors, is that wethem sometimes think of life on the frontier as being romantic. fact, it was an intense drudgery, very tedious stressful work to take a forest or a scrubland and turn it into a farm. you had to cut down trees, plow around the stumps, hope you got a crop the first year. people, land was not free

through everything from the san juan hill and the amazon and africa and the great white fleet and panama and trust-busting. and even if you've written multi-volumes about it, your editor's probably telling you to wrap it up, and you rush through it. a hot of people said this was an uninteresting period, the election of 1916. my books have been very recently about elections. so there's been the 1920 election, that 1932 which was between the united states and germany and also the 1948, 1990. 960. so this one centers in a way on 1916. and people said, well, that wasn't very interesting, and the conventions weren't very interesting. the republican convention was a real snorer. and it's like, hello, look beyond the surface of the -- william f. buckley jr -- of the republican delegates not quite knowing what they were supposed to do that year or who they were supposed to settle on and look at the machinations and circumstances of two conventions of major parties meeting at the same city, in the same city at the same time and having to reconcile after a civil war. the civil wars are the ugliest

but now panama has de—flagged it.harities. here's one of their directors speaking today. translation: at the time we heard the decision, the aquarius was at sea the decision, the aquarius was at sea in the middle of a rescue operation. the situation is more complex than ever, as you know. to this day, the aquarius is the only civil rescue ship in the central mediterranean which is the deadliest migrant fruit mediterranean which is the deadliest migrantfruit in mediterranean which is the deadliest migrant fruit in the world. figures from the international organisation for migration show that more than 30,000 people crossed into europe since the start of this year. there has been a significant reduction in the overall numbers of migrants making the crossing, but the mediterranean crossing is deadlier now than ever before, with one death for every 49 people arriving in the eu. here's the press release from msf. it points the finger unequivocally at the italian government for pressuring panama to withdraw its support. ita

on sunday, panama stripd a rescue boat of its flag. the ship belonged to docto without borders and sos mediterranean. it is the last privately owned vessel to rescue migrants in the mediterranean. 58 migrants are on board the ship, sailing toward a french port. theoat's owners have asked local authorities to allow grants to disembark. thewo sh't be allowed to set sail again once it docks. james reynolds reports for us now from rome. the aquarius is currently the only ngo rescue boat heerating in t mediterranean. in recent days, in international waters off the libyan coast, it has rescued more than 50 migrants, inuding children. stt now panama has stripped the ship of its regition. this means that, once the aquarius finds a port, it won't able to set sail again unless it c find a new flag. 's decision to strip the i rescue boat of registration is a victory for italy's interi i minister. accuseded -- he has ngo's of interfering woah the libyanst guard and of acting as taxis for in june, he closed italy's ports to all ngo rescue bortz --

in it for them and the country's media space and more than two years after their publication the panama papers are still making news britain is more than two years into the painful process of negotiating its way out of the european union and the media angle to this story is no mere sideshow when the justice commissioner veera you with all of us said this past week that the news media can so divisions spread this information and encourage exclusion she said that the bracks it debate is the best example of that many of britain's papers especially the tabloids like the sun and the daily mail are playing an outsized role stoking the political flames pushing their proly but john does in fact the day after the e.u. rejected prime minister teresa mayes brecht's that proposal the sun's front page served up yet another example of that another reminder of the role it played in the two thousand and sixteen referendum that landed britain where it is today it's not just the politicians. you have a lot to answer for on this story our starting point this week is london. for voices on brooks it and the

but now panama has stripped the ship of its registration. this means that, oncthe aquarius finds a port, it won't be able to set sail again unless it can find a new flag. 's decision to strip the rescue boat of its registration is a victory for italy's interior minister. accusedcused -- he has ngo's of interfering with the libyan coast guard and of acti f as taxis smugglers. in june, he closed italy's to all ngo rescue bortz --at including the aquarius. >>ja we need more liets. take them off people if you must. james: more than 1100 migrants have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean. the u. says migrants are more than twice as likely to drown on th route than they were a year ago. human rights organizations say the removal of the aquarius will make this journey even re dangerous. james reynolds, bbc ws, rome. laura:s rld leaders gather at the united nations in new york, president trump will call out iran for whate calls sponsorship -- its sponsorship terrorism. tensions between the two countries are high.av theye continued after

sos mediterranee and medecins sans frontiers accuse italy of having put pressure on panama. government denies this. the ship, the aquarius, has been banned from italian ports since june. is teams of divers are working to remove an artificial reef made is of old tyres from the seafloor south of france, after it was found to be leaking dangerous chemicals. 25,000 tyres were sunk into the mediterranean sea in the 1980's on the french riviera with the idea of creating habitats for marine life. in 2005 researchers found the tyres were leaking toxic chemicals into the environment. in the maldives, the opposition candidate ibrahim mohamed solih has claimed victory in the presidential election. his supporters have held celebrations in the capital, mali. he criticised his rival, president abdulla yameen, and called on him to accept the will of the people. this is a moment of happiness. this is a moment of hope. this is a moment of history. for many of us, this has been a difficult journey. a journey that has led to a prison cell, or years in exile. it has been a journey that accompan

jefes de estado y de gobierno habla en la onu (organismo naciones unidas) hay 4 latinoamericanos panamás de refugiados iván duque encabezó en la que se creó fondo de ayuda para las naciones para venezolanos el canciller lanzó críticas >> al mismo tiempo dice que va a enviar ayuda aprobaron recursos >> ayer le presidente donald trump pidiÓ ayuda de la onu (organismo naciones unidas) la presidenta y lópez aunque como se establece en le encuentro se anticipa que se amplíe el debate de trump encabeza seguridad de la onu (organismo naciones unidas) por el tema de la eliminación de las armas nucleares en manhattan rafael pujols >> lo que para un padre de familia era un experimento en chicago termino en un arresto lo que empezó en un juego el hombre terminó arrestado el niño estábajo custodia de un pariente cercano el padre ahora responderá al cargo criminal qué opinas de las acciones del padre de familia' opine en las rdess redess en este momento hay una protesta muchos se encuentran disgustados con la noticia >> hola, estoy aquí en el distrito financiero de san francisco hay protesta aquí en

. >> reporter: cummins had even done mission work in the rainforests of panama. he teaches sunday school and sings in the church choir. what was it like growing up with him? >> he was your all-american dad. no matter what we were going through, he was the one you could call and he would fix it. >> reporter: tad cummins flourishes in the classroom. watch this youtube video of him teaching how to perform cpr. >> see the difference, i'm actually making my weight off of it. >> he was the cool teacher. like, everybody loved him. he was everyone's friend, everyone's mentor, helped so many people through so many things. >> reporter: and for elizabeth, he's an encouraging adult role model, showering her with attention, even gifts. >> he gave me a bible. and it was just something from him. >> reporter: that kindness even extending outside the classroom. taking elizabeth to church on sundays with his wife. why did he decide to take her to church? >> our preacher's wife was going to be talking about abuse and how to get past it, get over it. we decided to invite beth. we we

what he did and barry goldwater learned to love him when he said to him call off his dogs on the panamacanal he said only for you hubert. any other questions? >> i thought everybody was convinced. >> i'm looking forward to reading this. what kind of a relationship did humphrey and johnson have after the election? >> did he express regret? >>. >> johnson never expressed regret about anything. that was not in his repertoire. it was okay when they open the johnson library humphrey came and spoke talking about a great civil rights proponent it was a cool relationship humphrey new he was stabbed in the back and undercut and undermined. but he was forgiving and lbj was lbj. >> thank you for this book. so what do you think is the major reason johnson didn't want humphrey to be president crack. >> vietnam you cannot put over a man like this he was afraid humphrey would end the war sooner than nixon was pursuing the hard-line. who on the current political scene is most like hubert humphrey if anyone? >>. >> i don't know if anyone is amiable but there are some on the political scene. i come from

sÍ acudieron a la cita delegados de argentina, bolivia, brasil, chile, costa rica, mÉxico, panamÁ, paraguays compatriotas que estÁn queriendo abandonar el paÍs. reportero: la delegaciÓn argentina quieren que esta cumbre emita un pronunciamiento contundente sobre el origen del Éxodo venezolano. >> profunda crisis polÍtica, institucional y econÓmica que se origina en un gran problema polÍtico. esa migraciÓn que nosotros tenemos es consecuencia de esos. arantxa: a propÓsito de la crisis en venezuela, cinco paÍses de amÉrica latina ultiman detalles paraenunciar nicolÁs maduro por crÍmenes. ante la corte penal internacional. esta demanda serÁ sustentada con documentos elaborados por expertos de la organizaciÓn de estados americanos y por organizaciones de derechos humanos. reportero: el anuncio lo hizo el canciller de colombia carlos trujillo. respondiÓ afirmativamente a la pregunta de si eran ciertas las bases de que habrÍa un acuerdo con chile, argentina, perÚ, colombia y eventualmente paraguay para presentar una demanda en contra del presidente maduro ante la corte penal internacional. hay un

last private refugee age ship operating in the mediterranean can no longer conduct rescue missions panama has revoked the ship's registration under pressure from the italian government the vessel had been conducting operations off the libyan coast. but france is in latvia today the second stop on his four day visit to the baltic states he's visiting with three countries as the mark hundred years since winning independence after the first world war the pontiff arrived in last year's capital dream guy just a short while ago he'll be meeting the country's president and later hold a press conference mass in the village of. this article look at this weekend's sporting action by a live acoustic had a difficult start of the bundesliga season losing their first three matches sunday's home clash with lions was an opportunity to finally get some points on the board they got off the mark thanks to another great performance from the young new star. a europa league double for car habits on thursday when she was a shoo in to start a gets months later cruise and dominated in the first half as they went

i mentioned panama, where there is a lot of offshore shell company formations in panama, but other countries like latvia and cyprus, they need help as well and encouragement. in terms of additional authorities, we would be happy to work with the committee on that. i have testified in front of the house financial services committee about the fact that i have found, in previous positions, the ability to offer rewards information that leads to the identification of suspicious bank accounts to be a valuable tool t, a counterterrorism contex so those incentives might be helpful. and i think ramping member -- makes anember engel important point about doing things and a multilateral context as best we can. sometimes we have to act on our own to protect our own interest send equities -- interests and equities, but it is important with the run we receive support from all six of the gulf countries to designate the council of has the law -- hez bollah. it is extremely important to us that we are being supported on the iran portfolio. rep. wilson: and it was refreshing to hear your reports of working wi

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last private migrant each ship operating in the mediterranean can no longer conduct rescue missions panama has revoked the ship's registration under pressure from the italian government the vessel had been conducting operations off the coast of libya. well now we want to take time to shine the spotlight on those who work to make the world a better place each year the right livelihood award honors people and organizations offering smart solutions for the environment for development a swedish philanthropist created the award because these areas are not honored by the more famous nobel prize and the awards therefore known as the alternative nobel prize there are four winners this year we'll be looking at them throughout the day here on d w one of them is tony rinaldo he's pioneered a simple but effective solution to deforestation that's earned him the nickname. maker a lot of his technique involves growing trees from existing root systems which are often still intact using a simple set of management practices taught by reinado farmers can regenerate and protect existing local vegetation. and

some of the outer bands are approaching panama city and wrapping toward new orleans.with some hefty totals coming in, 5-10 inches of rain. gusting up to 70 miles-an-hour. in san jose and livermore, not conquered, though. 60s, 70s and 80s with a roaring delta wind that leads me to believe it will be a little bit cooler. the city cannot get over 70, at least not this month. 64, 65 again and 65 on the high side. cities are getting more sunshine and warmer temps. not happening, yet. thunderstorm activity south of tahoe. a deep track of this in the four corners with a ridge of high pressure moving far to the west with a couple of category hurricanes. it will not affect the hawaiian islands. it is moving north and is coming out of the gulf of alaska that could fire up a ridge of highof that yet, but something to watch for. upper 40s with some travels gusting up to 37 overnight and with low clouds, it will be 60s and 70s by the water and 80s inland unless you are firing up inland where you don't get the fog. then, upper 80s to skin near 90s. temperatures will struggle with a

towards wednesday well here across parts of central america heavy rains are in play across parts of panama costa rica also into dico rug over the next few days that could potentially some some localized flooding in that region but up towards savannah you're going to be seeing a partly cloudy day then as we go towards tuesday conditions stay about same with the temperature a few of thirty one degrees more rain for nasa as well as freeport with a temperature there of thirty and then as we make your way down here towards parts of south america particularly down here across argentina and also up towards your gray in paraguay we are looking at very heavy rain showers and in those thunderstorms have been a problem rain over here towards parts of rio but salvador probably cloudy at twenty seven. fresh perspectives new possibilities. debates and discussions it's all in one piece on a story that doesn't get nearly the news coverage that it deserves says i want to talk about is there any way of measuring that is our number at all that we could put all that. out is here is award winning programs take

because of that he was willing to take on issues others were not, panama canal, middle east peace process the energy policy knowing it would hurt him politically and knowing it would be buddy. >> did he a brief agenda prove people of using the tennis courts? that was a rumor always. >> this is such a myth. the fact is he was incredibly generous to us as a staff. he did things no other president did. he allowed his senior staff to have camp david which, by the way, you almost sold as a way of saving money but he let us use that on weekends which was a godsend. he let his staff use the tennis courts and only said set up so i'm not at the same time and the notion that he micromanaged the schedule is incorrect. it fit in with this notion of excessive attention to detail and next of huge generosity to the staff. >> let's talk about his greatest success, camp david. he tried to get in the middle of the middle east peace process and invited people to kill statement and do they think that was a good idea how did he pull it off over 13 days? >> person have you made a historic trip to jerusalem to

it brought in leaders from communities in panama and bali.. who talked about how their islands are sinking and their food becoming scarce.olo villalaz/visiting from panama climate change right now in my territories is affecting the way we live in the islands. but organizers and attendees say.. the event gives them hope.lauren sutherlin/organizer the energy in the streets of san francisco this week is an incredible mix of fierce resistance but also collective inspiration. there is a huge relief that people feel getting together and seeing the strength in our communities. (hermela aregawi( tomorrow morning will start with opening remarks from san francsico mayor london breed and will continue with prime ministers from nations most affected by climate change.. as well as panels from leaders on the issue. reporting live in san francisco hermela aregawi kron 4 news (pam)coming up: it is being called a terrible accident.a 19 month-old girl, dies after being left in a hot car.the warning to parents tonight. (ken)plus: san francisco struggles with sma

argentina, bolivia, cuba, guatemala, honduras, panamÁ, paraguay, uruguay y venezuela.ror. borja: yo tenÍa amigos que pudieron hacer la aplicaciÓn y lo mÁs interesante es que le tocÓ la suerte, la suerte es loca y a cualquiera le toca. ahora no vamos a conectar en vivo con nuestro abogado de inmigraciÓn ezequiel hernÁndez. al diferencia de otros aÑos este aÑo se van los requisitos para otorgar despuÉs del presidente o es igual de difÍcil o de fÁcil que en otros casos y aÑos? abogado: el tema de los requisitos es lo mismo.puedes estar no tener crÍmenes. tiene que tener ocupaciÓn de dos aÑos de trabajo tÉcnico que se pueda probar. los requisitos no han cambiado. es puede ser seleccionado te prueban en el departamento de estado que no es migraciÓn, es el consulado que te puede medir de acuerdo a la polÍtica del presidente sin haber cambiado los requisitos, eso creo que serÁ lo difÍcil. carolina: al principio la loterÍa de visa llega con varios millones de aplicaciones y luego se escogen al azar. despuÉs que te eligen hay algÚn paso a seguir? hay que demostrar en un tipo de

i'm here with swift water, and panama, the captain of our boat.we began four yeaho ago was getting medication to a child who needed it. how close are two taking that happen? >> after being on communication with my guys, we just don't have a route by land or water to get to him. i've reached out to the coast guard, talked to a few of the stations. hoping we can get a helicopter so they can make an air drop. >> reporter: the concern after "f" this little boy will get his medication, he will will have to be med evac'd. you're checking every roof we would come to. can you take me back to a couple nights ago as you all were a part of really an incredible rescue effort by the volunteers of the cajun navy. [ no audio ] >>, however, when we come up to a stretch of land, we worked our way through the woods, got into the city streets or county road, whichever it was, and we started noticing there were people still in the area. one guy, he had maybe two inches of water inside his mobile home. the other family that was across the street, they -- the father di

after visiting the panama pacific exposition in san francisco, they fell in love with japan and its culture. and so, they decided that they wanted to have their own japanese garden here in california. robert: yeah, and they did a lot of research too, huh? they didn't just make it, you know, sort of what you might expect in a garden. they went to see what it was like and recreated it. shozo: right, in 1916, mrs. stine and her eldest son, michael, traveled to japan, and back then, it wasn't a 747 jet. it was by boat, and so it was a big adventure for them. and they traveled around japan, visited the different japanese gardens there, and came back with ideas of what she wanted. and when she got back, they hired a japanese architect and landscape designer, and they built a hill and pond style japanese garden right there in saratoga. and they named it hakone because the garden that she fell in love with in japan was the fuji hakone national park. robert: that's right, and of course, we covered a lot of that during the celebration. and of course, people hear about it and talk about it during thes

cuber in jamaica maybe more persistent rain once again this is a repeat forecast it costa rica and panama this is the thursday and probably friday . at night in a stockholm suburb somali patrolled streets police. and al gore look of. pain tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. but it is. a do out but a bit by the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived the mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. gang life this was our foundation the only. i tried to do some to different. daisy it was the best day of my life. i wish that they could have gone on forever. but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price of daisy and knox on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. you're watching the news our live from. coming up in the next sixty minutes a dramatic. moving its embassy in israel back to television from jerusalem a gutless editorial. a scathing and animists article written by a senior white house official in the new york times dozens of people are missing after a powerful earthquake hits japan's northern province. and british

i mentioned panama, where there's a lot of offshore shell company formation in panama, but other countries like latvia, cyprus, they need help as well and they need encouragement. in terms of additional authorities, we'd be happy to work with the committee on that. i have testified in front of house financial services about the fact that i have found in previous positions the ability to offer rewards information that leads to the identification of suspicious bank accounts or other things to be a valuable tool in the counterterrorism context, so measures such as that might be very helpful. one key point on maintaining, and i think ranking member engle makes a good point about the importance of doing things in a multi-lateral context as best we can. that's not always going to be the case. sometimes we do have to act on our own to protect our own interests and equities. in the case of iran, we enjoy broad support. we received the support of all six arab countries. that's a big deal and we are appreciative for the gulf nations that they are supporting us on the iran portfolio. >> thank you, mr

i mentioned panama but there is a lot of offshore company formation and tantamount, but others m like latvia, cyprus, ad cyprus, and they need help as well as they need encouragement. in terms of additional authorities would be happy to work with the committee on that. i've testified in front of house financial services about the fact that i have found in previous positions the ability to offerma rewards information that leads to the identification of suspicious bank accounts or anything to be a valuable tool in the counterterrorism context of measures such as that might also bepf very helpful. one key point time maintaining and i think ranking member angle makes a good point about the importance of doing things in the multilateral context. that's not always going to be the case. sometimes t we have got around o protect there an interest in equities. in the case of iran comments the case that we enjoy broad support. we received the support of all six of the gulf countries to designate the leadership council of hezbollah. that is something that's never happened before. we appreciate it

regularly wet time the year now and there are some big showers around in colombia in costa rica and panama i think the next as i will see them in honduras and nicaragua that sort of area increasingly will see daily showers develop in mexico but the wind is fairly obviously throwing more straw in this general direction through western cuba through the gulf of mexico and this is where it's been especially wet recently from the coast of mississippi right up mississippi valley to join this line of. now that is to the active and slow moving weather system that contains the remains of gordon so expect big rains in the midwest and for the south. the weather sponsored by cateye place. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the chemicals closure and the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health conscious we think ok we'll send our you waste to china but we have

lives back across the border and there been more anti refugee demonstrations in other countries like panama improved. regional government said public services can no longer cope with so many penniless hungry and ill than is wayland's. twenty nine year old and the middle is one of those who believes he may not survive if you remains in venezuela but leaving is not so simple he has no passport and he suffers from hemophilia the disease has crippled him in the last six months because of the shortage of lifesaving drugs he has also lost a dangerous amount of weight because like millions of in his whalen's he can't afford to buy enough food. almost unable to leave the house he and his mother depend on the little that he can make by playing video games for money and i know you say that you feel trapped what do you mean by that. thought about him by. being with under the never going to make a boy. ordered the part of the. a. but i mean we have royal we are in war syria we have a not nothing we put my feelings. sylia there in the open and then they're getting they don't say or do or. not say they w

together with the department of state, we've had a very high success rate. >> if panama is complying. >> yes, we see them pop up in micronesia a fair amount and we are working very closely with australians and the new zealand on that. were also designating specific companies and their ships. we just went after a russian company and successful for engaging in ship to ship behavior. >> i will be in further discussions about you about iranian government shipping registries on this issue. two that's a good point, on november 4 we are imposing sanctions on the iranian shipping vessels and associated companies. "after words" questions the witnesses. i think you both for your testimony today. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. thank you for calling today's hearing and secretary and assistant secretary, welcome and thank you for your service and your time this morning. we appreciate having administration witnesses here, but if i have to be honest, i have to say it happens tooss rarely. the administration has been increasingly reluctant to work with congress. it is very, very frustrating, bu

and one of the things that was going on, was, the whole issue about the panama canal. and also a middle east arms sale. and, brezezinski felt that some of the white house congressional people were not tuned enough into the national security aspects of it and so he asked me to come on and it was a fantastic job. i loved it and i sat in on every meeting that president carter had with members of congress and i really, i loved it and i knew, worked on all kinds of issues and i was known as somebody who knew less about more subjects than anybody else in the government, you know. so i loved it. >> in those days it was pretty well-known zbigniew brzezinski, national security advisor, secretary of state cy vance didn't get along in terms of their philosophy. vance resign ad of the failed hostage rescue effort. the next was ed muskie. your former boss as secretary of state. your current boss as national security advisor. maybe they didn't get along well. what was the job like then? >> i have to tell you it was very interesting, because i have stayed very, very good friends with

panama plans to release. this is utopian years live from berlin a landmark ruling for the dear rates in india. the tab. the supreme court strikes down a nineteenth century law there criminalized gay sex bringing new hope that india's l g b t communities can live and love without fear we speak to one of the lawyers in the case also on the show sounding the alarm the new york times publishes an article by a senior member of the administration who talks.

particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, where we had a distant -- florida a few days later, where we had a distant cousin who came and got us. i think i always knew i was a writer on some level, but i kind of stopped when i became a cop. i used to write short stories, and i thought someday i'm going to write a book about all these ad ventures that my mother took me on. when i became a cop, i found i turned off parts of my brain. i found i had to learn to conform, which was not anything i'd really been taught but felt very safe to me. i think i was drawn to police work because after coming from such chaos, it seemed like a very organized, but stable environment. and even though things happening, it felt like putting order on chaos and that felt very safe to me. my girlfriend and i were sitting in ve 150d uvio's bar, and i looked out the window and i saw a police car, and there

pulling its ambassadors out of el salvador and dominican republic and the sheriff defector out of panama after the three countries broke diplomatic ties with taiwan in an effort to get closer with china a us trade abas ery china doesn't recognize taiwan's independence the trump administration is saying that china's signature one belt one road is actually just said a debt like system and they're just going to load you up a debt taker your assets and your infrastructure but leaders across latin america largely strug their shoulders at american warnings they need cash for infrastructure projects they need new roads telecommunications equipment and energy systems and china is willing to provide it and ways that the united states has not people want that infrastructure they want simple things they want healthcare you know they want the sort of things and like our masters of the universe are elites are the people who live in d.c. in new york in these bubbles they can understand why the people outside their bubble want this things like a road a train healthy. there probably isn't a system based

area a lot of rain across central america including parts of costa rica as well as down here towards panama we are going to see that rain stay in place maybe get even more intense over the next few days up towards the nasa we expect to see a partly cloudy day as well as freeport and the temps are there of about thirty degrees and have ana partly cloudy at about thirty one degrees for you. marine theme parks are making a big splash in china. but are they a death sentence for the ocean's most majestic and. when an east investigates. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the out as they were news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. people his focus and he has spoken decisively for change a major election upset in the mall deaves opposition candidate abraham saul a wins a close to fourth presidential vote. more trouble for president trump supreme court nominee a second woman accuses brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. iran's elite army unit val's revenge as president hassan rouhani blames the u.s. for saturday's attack on a military parade. and

cuber in jamaica maybe more persistent rain once again this is a repeat forecast it costa rica and panama this is the thursday and probably friday . at night in a stocking somaly mam patrolled the streets police. the look of. tired of gang violence the use the maternal approach to prevent crime used to live there but it didn't have. a doomed little bit in. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived there mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera minder of our top stories this now leaders of north and south korea will meet later this month in pyongyang to talk about denuclearizing the peninsula south korea's kim jong un has expressed an interest in closer cooperation with the u.s. at a meeting with a special envoy from seoul. an anonymous article in the new york times claims senior members of the trumpet ministration are working to undermine his words policies newspaper says it's written by a senior white house official trump has called on the paper to reveal the identity of the. paragraph i will move its embassy back to tel a

aquarius to the only private rescue ship operating in the central mediterranean has been revoked by panamait follows a complaint by italy that the ship's captain had defied instructions to return rescued migrants to libya the vessel is currently see with dozens of migrants on board including children and pregnant women. russia's defense ministry is again blamed israel for the downing of a russian jet off the coast of syria on monday saying israeli air traffic controllers deliberately misled its pilots fifteen crew were killed when their conason plane was shot down by syrian air defenses russia says israel gave incorrect information about strikes it was conducting in the area and that meant syria's anti-aircraft fire was directed at the russian plane and not israel's jets . to keep information we have presented indicates that the actions of israeli fighter pilots led to the deaths of fifteen russian military personnel it shows the lack of professionalism or at least a criminal negligence before we consider that the responsibility for the disaster of the russian aircraft is entirely only isr

area a lot of rain across central america including parts of costa rica as well as down here towards panama we are going to see that rain stay in place maybe get even more intense over the next few days up towards of nasa we expect to see a partly cloudy day as well as freeport and the temps are there of about thirty degrees and have ana partly cloudy at about thirty one degrees for you. it captures memory and present reality. the camera is a tool photography and often. in one of when i saw his most deprived areas children who have nothing. now have a voice. close part of the viewfinder latin america series on how to see and. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera. headlines now early official results show these opposition leader mohamed saleh has won the country's presidential election he's won by a sixteen percent margin over the current president of delhi i mean it was widely expected to win. a second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh she's spoken to the new yorker magazine about an incident during his time at

last private migrant aid ship operating in the mediterranean can no longer conduct rescue missions panama has revoked the ship's registration under pressure from the italian government the vessel had been conducting operations off the libyan coast. pope francis is in latvia today the second stop on his four day visit to the baltic states is visiting the three countries as they mark one hundred years a century since winning independence after world war one. the country's president was on hand to welcome the pontiff at a ceremony at riga castle later an older mass in the village of the country's southeast before arriving in latvia francis spent two days in lithuania where he addressed the atrocities committed by the nazis and by the soviet occupation his message to the faithful remember the suffering of the past and the struggle for freedom. as many as one hundred thousand people attended pope francis's mass encounters a huge turnout but it's less than half the number of lithuania's jews murdered in the holocaust lithuania uses this day when seventy five years ago the nazis fully liquidated

into your maker as well and then for us for the west there's been some very heavy downpours here panama city has seen some flooding and they'll be more showers as we head through the day on saturday on saturday against some of the outbreaks of rain really do look very very heavy as we head down towards south america there's been plenty of rain here particularly over parts of paraguay and across into brazil a few more showers a lightly on friday to the south it's generally getting warmer. the russian orthodox church has deep pockets and we're up with the expansion. grip on power. elevating the former k.g.b. officer to president putin as our leader the. people in power investigates how it's attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the state the orthodox connection. good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories rescue operations a friday morning on lake victoria in tanzania or at least forty people have died in a ferry estimates suggest hundreds of people were on board the boat when it capsized the number of dead is expected to rise. the pri

roosevelt built the panama canal. eisenhower built the highway system. and we have lost sight of that. and i don't know why because if you come from a business like i do, you have to investor capital into your physical plant to keep you prosperous or to keep you you with theo keep newest technology to make sure things are running efficiently. and we haven't done that to the dollar amount that we need to. and my conservative friends might be listening and saying, we spent to much money, we have to do things more efficiently. we do have do things more efficiently. it took 30 years or so to build the interstate highway system in this country. complete6 years to interstate 99, the bunch used or, 60 miles of roadway and its actually still not complete. by the time we complete the last piece about it will of taken 48 years to build a 60-mile roadway. that's inexcusable. we need to do things on a faster pace, protecting the environment but making sure we are building these roads in a timely fashion, as time is money. you met with president properly or this year

in it for them and the country's media space and more than two years after their publication the panama papers are still making news britain is more than two years into the painful process of negotiating its way out.