to be in panama. >> reporter: those first days when bill was brought back to panama, what was he like? >> he was making jokes, and he was laughing on it and he was really -- he wanted to -- people to see him. he was really trying to show off. >> reporter: national director of police gustavo perez interrogated wild bill and says he talked openly about the killings. bill admitted to shooting bo icelar on his boat. for cher, it started with a friendly dinner at bill's place. afterwards, bill took her outside to see some animals behind his house. when she turned to look at them, he shot her. did bill tell you why he murdered the people that he confessed to murdering? >> say money. he say, "i want to -- i wanted to have their things." >> reporter: but even the most hardened cops were shocked to hear what else bill had done. wild bill drew a map of his home -- with x's marking where the bodies were buried. only there were more than 2 x's on bill's map. there were five. five victims. not just bo and cher, bu

and it's something that panama did. you referred to earlier to the question of is china's presence in the region increasing or decreasing? i don't think you can answer that question globally. latin america and the caribbean are many countries. the presence is increasing in some countries and diminishing in others. >> there is presence and also there is influence, isn't there? so -- >> in a -- such an interconnected world, where is there not influence when there is presence? >> yes. >> i don't think that it's something that we did demonize. every other country intends to influence countries that they deal with. and countries need to be smart not to let negative influences to your country happen. we need to be smart about that. in panama we define a 12-point agenda when we established diplomatic relations two years ago. and we apostrophe to work towards that agenda. i think that's critical. it's central to identify what your risks are, to be smart, what sectors of your economy you shouldn't be opening up. which you could.

born on the coast of panama where he learned to play baseball on the mud flats of the pacific with aardboard glove, a dad fashioned from a tree branch and a ball made out of rock, string and tape. there was not a lot of money for playing baseball. at the age of 18, he started playing the top adult league, any critical game with his team losing badly, the coach pulled him over and asked him to do some thing that he had never really done before. could you pitch? he insisted he could not, but when he took the mound, an amazing thing happened. the crowd witnessed an incredible performance. not a single run for the rest of the game and a legend was starting. his team won an ethic comeback victory. contacted as can -- scout and told him she had a tryout in panama city with the world's most famous baseball dynasty, the new york yankees. with barely enough bus ride for the trip home, he set out on a journey that would define his life and inspired millions around the globe. glove, he threw nine fastballs. the only pitch that he knew how to throw. after a few more tryouts, they offered him a c

arianna was born the son of a fishing vote captain on the coast of panama and learn to play baseballmud flats of the pacific with a cardboard glove and a bat fashioned from a tree branch and were made out of rock from a string and tape. there was not a lot of money for playing baseball. he excelled at the sport at the age of 18 started playing in the countries top adult league. in a critical game with his team losing badly the coach called him over and asked mariano to do something that he never really done before it could you pitch, mariano? mo insisted he cannot. but when he took the mound an amazing thing happened. the crowd witnessed an incredible performance. his opponent did not get a single run for the rest of the game and a legend was starting. his team won an epic comeback victory. a big team deal at that time. after that, his team connected a scout and said that he had a tryout in panama city with the world's most famous baseball dynasty the new york yankees. with barely enough money for the bus ride home marciano set out on a journey that would define his life and inspire

mariano rivera was born the son of a fishing boat captain on the coast of panama, learned to play baseball on the mudflaps of the pacific with a cardboard glove, a tree branch, made out of rock, sling and tape. a lot of money for playing baseball. he started playing in the country's top adult league. in a critical game with his team losing badly the coach pulled him over and asked him to do something he had never done before. could you pitch? he insisted he could not but when he took the mound an amazing thing happened, the crowd witnessed an incredible performance. his performance not get a single run for the rest of the game and allegedly started. his team won and epic comeback victory. he told him there was a tryout with the world's most famous baseball dynasty, the new york yankees and the bus ride home, he set out on a journey, and countless millions around the globe. at his first tryouts coming in worn out shoes and a borrowed glove, mariano rivera through nine fastballs, the only pitch he knew how to throw, the yankees offered him a contract to play and the gulf coast and yankees, d

after a week of hard trekking,g, they arrive at this camp in panama. they are tired and traumatized. some of those they traveled with died on the y. >> there were also people who were walking. they did not know how to climb the mountains. they didn't have enough strength. some of them fell and knocked their heads on rocks and died. there are a lot of corpses. reporter: three generations of her family are on this journey. her grandson, two ughters, and she barely made itf the jungle after nearly drowning twice. >> i saw myself dying.s i despair. i was only waiting for god to save me, because i knew was dying. i had lost hope. i would never advise a to follow this path. never. it is risking one's life. reporter: it is not just africans here. there are also pakistanis,in ans, haitians, and cubans. theshows how globa migration crisis has become. u.s. officials are now worried that more people will trouto use this.in a rote village in colombia, evidence of how dangerous this journey is. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evenin

imagine the panama canal. how much dirt did they take out to did the panama canal -- big -- dig the panama canal? a lot. think about that amount of dirt and multiply it by six and a half times. six and a half times the volume of debris taken out to dig the canal across panama. that is how much was flushed out of here. another example -- think of the great pyramid of giza. big thing, right? fill it with dirt. multiply it to an a half times -- two and a half times. two-and-a-half times the volume of the pyramid of giza was washed out. so much was washed out of the sierra nevada of these areas appear, so much was washed out, stays along the course, a lot of it makes it all the way to san francisco. so much was washed out that eventually, it affects the tidal patterns in san francisco bay. gilbert argued in this book, in this study that this is the first time in human history that man becomes what he called a geomorphic force. first time in human history that people have become a geological force. not just changin

the most dangerous part of their jungle on the border between colombia and panama. bbthe has been tre. reporter: african migrants somewhere you wouldn't expect em to be, trekking through a colombian jungle on their way to the u.s. it is dangerous here. they will face dee and fast flowing rivers, armed bandits, wild animals. despite the risk, some parents have come with their childre most of the people we meet our from cameroon, where an insurgency hasal displaceda million people. >> i hope i will rch where i will not beursued, not be persecuted. ahead.ack home, and i better go i will be safe. porter: this is just the beginning of our journey, but most of thpeople here are already struggling. some of the women can barely make it up the hill. this group is going to have to do this day and in day out for nearly a week. they are carrying what they can. water, tents, and fo, . but it will barely be enough sustain them. after a week of hard trekking, they arrived at this camp in panama. they are tired and traumatized. some of those they traveled with died on the way. >> t

after a week of hard trekking, they arrive at this camp in panama. their triad and traumatised.anslation: there were also people who were walking. they didn't know how to climb the mountains. they didn't have enough strength, so some of them fell and knocked their heads on rocks and died. so there are lots of corpses. three generations of this man's family are on this journey. her grandson, two daughters and husband. she barely made it out of the jungle after nearly drowning twice. translation: i saw myself dying. i was in despair. i was only waiting for god to samy because i knew i was dying. i had lost hope. i would never advise anybody to follow this path. never. it is risking one's life. it's notjust africans here. there are also pakistanis, indians, haitians and cubans. itjust shows how global the migration crisis has become. us officials are now worried more people will try to use this route. ina route. in a remote village in colombia, evidence of just how in a remote village in colombia, evidence ofjust how dangerous this journey is. 19 african migrants drowned as they tr

mariano was born the son of a fishing boat captain on the coast of panama. he learned to play baseball on the lack of the pacific with a card board glove, a bat fashioned from a tree branch and a ball made out of rock, string and tape. there wasn't a lot of money for playing baseball. he excelled at the sport. at the age of 18 he started playing in the country's top adult league. in a critical game with his team losing badly, the coach called him over and asked mariano to do something he had never really done before. could you pitch, mariano? mo insisted that he could not. but when he took the mound, an amazing thing happened. the crowd witnessed an incredible performance. his opponents did not get a single run for the rest of the game and a legend was started. his team won in epic come back victory. big deal at that time. after that, his teammates contacted a scout and told him he had a tryout in panama city with the world's most famous baseball dynasty, the new york yankees. with barely enough money for the bus ride home, mariano set out on a journey that

fÉlix: autoridades de panamÁ quemaron 1000 y 4 t de cocaÍna. se destruyeron casi 2 t de marihuana.on. >> la cÁrcel era un paraÍso para los lÍderes del narcotrÁfico. muerte y dolor se vivieron en gran medida. el 11 de febrero se registro la mayor masacre con un saldo de 49 muertos en un reclusorio. >> un grupo de internos que venÍan enfrente de mí con armas blancas y con tubos. se me viene la imagen de mi familia. >> ellos me ven. fue como un respiro para mÍ. >> estas en un penal de alta peligrosidad. reportero: la santa muerte se viene enfrentando mucho de los reos. los internos aseguran que por fin es un lugar donde se puede estar sin el miedo a ser atacados. >> el penal cumple c casi 80 aÑo con todo feliz: jurarse amor eterno frente al muro fronterizo fue la manera en que un ex miembro del ejÉrcito y su mujer rindieron homenaje a los veteranos deportados. el antiguo militar le contÓ a jorge fregoso cÓmo la vida le dio una segunda oportunidad. >> el muro fronterizo que divide estados unidos de mÉxico e francisco es veterano de la guerra de vietnam. >> aquÍ volví a nacer otra vez.

and of course the next couple of months in panama of the wettest months of the year so it's 30 celsius as a day and again that comes with rain and thunderstorms but a better they generally across into cuba maybe just a scattered showers across into a with a high of 32. i cannot my time with my face you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are prevalent in the process of identification of climate tricks from a convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a cop's most crucially our progress. in the polls of a 5 part series on the radio addresses the appropriation obama's personal characteristics or he'll be algorithm on the jersey you're. welcome back and we kept our top stories on al-jazeera us rise and donald trump says he's fired his 3rd. security advisor john bolton says he resigned in a tweet trump said he had numerous policy disagreements with bolton. arab countries have condemned a campaign promise by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to onyx parts of the occupied west bank they say his ban would violate international la

honduras el salvador and panama. to uphold the integrity of border isn't it your safety and prosperity for our people. i would like to thank president lopez obrador of mexico for the great cooperation we are receiving. and for right now putting 27000 troops on our southern border. with mexico is showing us great respect. and i respect them in return. the u.s. . we have taken. very unprecedented action. to stop the flow. of illegal immigration. to anyone conducting crossings of our border illegally please hear these words do not pay the smugglers. do not pay the coyotes do not put yourself in danger. do not put your children in danger because if you make it here you will not be allowed and. you will be promptly returned home. you will not be released into our country. as long as i am president of the united states. we will enforce our laws and protect our borders. for all of the countries of the western hemisphere our goal is to help people invest in the bright futures of their own nation. our region is full of such i

it's a good thing because we don't know we think this president can't get fish out of panama need to be on if you don't miss it it is a lot to talk to the relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major old facilities in saudi arabia this month washington says iran was behind the attack to iran denies the claims the u.k. prime minister has cut short his time at the united nations bars johnson is heading home after the supreme court declared he at the done norfleet by suspending parliament house of commons will resume on wednesday there are now calls for him to resign but he's standing defiant valen the brags that will go ahead on the 31st of october obviously this is a verdict that we will respect and respect the judicial process i have to say i strongly disagree with what the justices who found i don't think that. it's right but we will go ahead and course paul will come back i do think there's a good case for getting on with the queen's speech anyway more do that but the most important thing is we get on and deliver breaks it on october 31st

precious and unique it's on the one hand it's the financial center like many others the city of london panama cayman islands in the region singapore of course. and so the way that works is you have to have a separate legal system and a separate monetary system which allows from the mainland which allows you to circumvent banking regulations tax laws and so on so forth and thereby to accumulate capital more quickly so you get richer more quickly but what makes hong kong special is that despite their separate legal and monetary system they're under chinese political control is a politically to money safer there than in any other and very briefly do you think the elite has already been forcing bridging. i think it's not correct to say that they for spacings hand i think what's correct to say is that the political and economic elites are so interlinked in china that the people who take the political decisions have a different private interest and they have a political interest and the interesting question is which one will prevail is that the political or the private interest i think the fact tha

he's taken part in many international investigations and was a key player in helping analyze the panama papers leak. or tipping listing artists from actually investing i tell but it particular scene i think that i need to look i know where i'm going to tell support on this or think a lot of their money value. with them. aligning with. chip and pin him off for me when i walk out of it i don't have a gun so let's say. you know what i mean i think that it was funny at the. team for months. so it. had that little yellow days but i just asked this bubble but as an old bugger that they were going to put up a lot in the lives of those men looking for marty this will combine the early start that i was alluding to that the only that was for this was that the 4 months you know what i mean that is not i don't you call them that that is because by nico difficult much a little money that english. follow the money for that technology for us in like us investing. last week i think in recent years romanian society has begun to feel the impact of a growing wave of corruption convictions. emboldened by j

weekend but in munich waltz past cologne leverkusen beit hanoun berlin herds of berlin defeat in panama and freiburg and outspoken shared the spoils there's a shout as win against months on friday bremen vs be lights is now underway will have those results shortly on sunday glad the battle doesn't off while frankfurt face dortmund and monday's take on hoffenheim. in formula one ferrari's the class is frank surprise in singapore by taking pole position ferrari and not renowned for this success in singapore bobsleigh claire produced a fine display of driving to pip the runway late and lewis hamilton isn't the sadie's to 1st place the klez ferrari teammates avastin fettle stance good in sunday's grand prix. no one of the world's biggest parties is now underway in munich and as always the mayor of the german city tapped the 1st of many cases of beer there. i was up there for more than 6000000 people are expected to attend the to wreak a vent which began more than 200 years ago some have been complaining about the prices this year and they were a big costs nearly 12000 s. oh wow. out to the

panama city 91 feeling like 101.hat expands to the east on tuesday, so columbia 96, tallahassee 95. by wednesday, though, and also into the late part of the week, the northeast and also the upper midwest gets in on this heat action, cincinnati 91 on thursday, 90 on friday, pittsburgh we're looking at the upper 80s. a severe storm threat today, want to keep this in mind, the potential for some flooding rains. also damaging winds of 60 miles per hour or greater. could even see some hail and also watching the chance for a few tornados. where you see the yellow, the report of where we're expecting the strongest weather. minneapolis you're included, des moines, also sioux falls, so we're going to be watching this throughout the day. it's going to get kicked up. looking at rainfall from one to three inches of rain over the northern plains into the upper midwest as we go throughout the next couple of days. also, watching the tropics, dare i say the tropics again, two areas of low pressure that we could see develop over the

claudia: morgan indicÓ que estÁ en coordinaciones con panamÁ y el salvador para que se conviertan encia: que el presidente trump anunciÓ la cancelación de las conversaciones de paz con el talibÁn, que pretendÍan terminar la larga guerra de apple estÁn. -- afganistÁn. esta revelaciÓn sobre los planes de contar en estados unidos con el talibÁn que facilitÓ los atentados del 11 de septiembre fue duramente criticada. carolina rosario cuenta mÁs. carolina: el presidente trump invitÓ a lÍderes talibanes a una reuniÓn secreta en suelo estadounidense. la reuniÓ se iba a llevar a cabo la misma semana en la que se conmemora aniversario en septiembre. hace de la casa de descanso presidencial, donde se reunieron los bienes del paÍs hace 18 aÑos para clarificar la respuesta del ataque para un exmilitar, la decisiÓn del presidente fue inapropiada. >> insultÓ las personas que murieron en un ser septiembre, tambiÉn a los veteranos que pelearon contra esos terroristas. al mismo tiempo, nos dice un poquito de la mentalidad de este presidente. carolina: el propio trump revelÓ en twitter las reunión sec

and i think panama is one of our best examples of that. both the i.c.e. and homeland security security investigation presence weapons the cpb, the u.s. coast guard partnership was panama are a good example for the entire hem fear and we have made a lot of progress in the last five to seven years specifically with the government of panama. you talk about the trafficking challenges in that region. you know, the andes are the highest cocaine producing rate. we still see lots of cocaine coming to our border actually the numbers have been increasing in the last three years. and addressing that at the source with u.s. coast guard on the water, maritime patrol, aircraft in the air is really our best defense. and those interdictions are driven by good intelligence sharing by investigative efforts hsi, dea and the intelligence community partners working with the columbian government and panamanian government and others to try to get the interdictions before they get on the open water and land somewhere in central america or mexico and trying to come across the lan

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panama is one of the best examples of that. the investigation presence and cbp, us coast guard partnerships with panama are good example for the entire hemisphere and we made a lot of progress in the last 5 to 7 years with the government of panama. talk about trafficking challenges in that region, the andes are the highest cocaine producing raid. we've seen lots of cocaine coming to the border. the numbers have been increasing the last several years. addressing that at the source i was with the us coast guard on the water, the maritime patrol aircraft is our best defense. those introductions are driven by good intelligence sharing by investigative efforts with hfi, dea and our intelligence community partners in the panamanian government and others as we get to the introductions before they get out of open water and land in central america or mexico. those partnerships are critical, investment in the coast guard fleas are absolutely essential to helping us sustain the transit zones and our p3 fleet for cvp, our us fleet and the

and of course the next couple of months in panama of the wettest months of the year so it's 30 celsius as a day and again that comes with rain and thunderstorms but a better they generally across into cuba maybe just a scottish across into a with a high of 32. might start with my space you can access your bank account with your voice you need algorithmic measurements of costs that are prevalent and i think the process. of identification the biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a cop's most crucially our privacy and the 4th of a 5 part series on the radio addresses the appropriation obama's personal characteristics all hail the algorithm on the jersey of. al-jazeera where every. this is al-jazeera. well i'm darn jordan this is the al-jazeera news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes john bolton is out president trump files as national security adviser saying they disagreed on many issues for. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu draws international condemnation pledging to a mix of the occupied west bank.

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and of course the next couple of months in panama of the wettest months of the year so it's 30 celsius as a day and again that comes with rain and thunderstorms but a better they generally across into cuba maybe just a scattered showers across and with a high of 30 to. rewind . and brand new updates on the chance to go down to 0. documentary this by will compel the kool-aid onion in the onion the food the spot the heart and the feel that can come out of the hole to remind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy ciena just allowed us to pick up full kits from his infinite they now con out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every your. welcome back to the top stories here on the news u.s. president donald trump says he fired his national security advisor john bolton says he resigned in a tweet from. policy disagreements with bolton. israel's prime minister has announced plans to annex the jordan valley in the occupied west bank if he wins next week's election. would provide an opportunity to extend israeli sovereignty. a

honduras el salvador and panama. to uphold the integrity of the border is an issue or safety and prosperity for our people. i would like to thank president lopez obrador of mexico for the great cooperation we are receiving. and for right now putting 27000 troops on our southern border. with mexico is showing us great respect. and i respect them in return. the u.s. . we have taken. a very unprecedented action. to stop the flow. of illegal immigration. to anyone conducting crossings of our border illegally please hear these words do not pay the smugglers. do not pay the coyotes do not put yourself in danger. do not put your children in danger because if you make it here you will not be allowed in. you will be promptly returned home. you will not be released into our country. as long as i am president of the united states. we will enforce our laws and protect our borders. for all of the countries of the western hemisphere our goal is to help people invest in the bright futures of their own nation. our region is full of

tilly's as well but the concentration as is often the case is the rain is gathering in costa rica and panama if you go further west it mess go for example very few storms. and new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship this problem that we have can we overcome it and challenges here looks at the new democracy in ethiopia is fast changing political landscape through the stories of food divests ethiopians know the move to be this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from the headquarters in doha i'm dirty navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes donald trump reveals he's called off secret talks in the u.s. with taliban leaders and afghanistan's president because of an attack in couple. of humanitarian crisis in the bahamas where tens of thousands needed help after hurricane dorian. we have all the steps to these horrible war. ukraine's president says a mass prisoner swap is the 1st step towards easing tensions with russia. and hong kong police and protesters change tactics during the latest anti government demonstra

closely with our friends in the region including mexico canada guatemala honduras el salvador and panama. to a poll the integrity of water is an issue or safety and prosperity for all people. i would like to thank president lopez obrador of mexico for the great cooperation we are receiving. and for right now putting 27000 troops on our southern border with mexico is showing us great respect. and i respect them in return. the u.s. . we have taken. very unprecedented action. to stop the flow. of illegal immigration. to anyone conducting crossings of our border illegally please hear these words do not pay the smugglers do not pay the coyotes do not put yourself in danger. do not put your children in danger because if you make it here you will not be allowed in. you will be promptly returned home. you will not be released into our country. as long as i am president of the united states. we will enforce our laws and protect our borders for all of the countries of the western hemisphere our goal is to help people invest in the bright futures of their own nation. our region is full of such incr

but down here towards the south across much of central america it is going to be quite ready for panama city we do expect to see 30 degrees as your forecast high and then very quickly across parts of argentina it is going to be a nice day for you temperatures rising to about 18 plenty of sun in the forecast on the other side of the front though rio de janeiro it's going to be a sunny day for you a plenty of sun at $33.00 and sense in at 20 degrees few. this is a diode on the side not have children and it's take is really going to survive all everyone has a voice that. start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a he didn't want to go a little be patient literally be able to do a ph d. and ideally join the conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to a lot of muslims they will be away and they will be outraged on how to 01 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 it i

[applause] and to take us through the ogermantown the building of panama canal truman or adams and the americans then has been given the presidential medal of freedom which is even better than honor. excuse me and you have been writing about america. your trajectory of 150 years since the revolution to charles lindbergh and to be on. is there a theme quick. >> yes. i now see it and some things you do gain as time goes thousand now see almost all of my books of americans who set out to accomplish something worthy that they knew would be difficult and going to be more difficult than they expected and who did not give up and learned from their mistakes and to achieve their purpose in the first place. but that is to increase our whpacity for gratitude for those who went before us and what they did for us it achieved for us and for us to take it for granted to take it to the extreme. >> but what we read and teach our gratitude and empathy. if we food themselves in the place of those that went before us. what would they put up with quick. >> and working for the last understandingin the pione

towards into domingo heavy showers will be pushing through with a temperature of 18 down towards panama also a rainy day for you there up towards now so though we don't need the rain but we are going to see some rain in your forecast with a temperature of 29 probably getting a little bit better by the time we get towards friday but for havin a nurse so often on showers as we go to the weekend we do expect to see a tempter 30 in cars now at 31 degrees. peace between ethiopia and eritrea has meant to park area's future for the iraqi people come at it as if we have to create farmland for our souls for arabs it's a matter of survival. i'll move a train shows us how the ira a coping with life on the edge of the border. my ethiopia on al jazeera. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. to us to see. if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. rewind returns with a new ser

friday we've got fairly extensive rains across much of central america pushing right there trolls into panama wanted to sheilds further to the north but generally a dry den of honor on saturday with that she won. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that must start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this it'll be asia and literally be able to do a ph d. and ideally join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on al-jazeera set in the discussions police in cape town have struggled to. examining the headlines now and a president russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire but. it's almost 2nd nature and i also know what they see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from our headquarters in doha i'm dating com

cuber in jamaica is an exaggeration but you see where the wet weather is it's also down there in panama costa rica about to nicaragua and to some degree in mexico although it's mostly coastal showers from mexico and you'll notice on tuesday you see a little bit more land but not a lot. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best about his anus documentary by the compelling good money and the onion the features bar the heart of the model. rewind continues with losing louisiana what was once a thriving community in the water with murdering above downtown louisville right on the southern tip of the xian or it lies suburban 30 feet below us on al-jazeera october on al-jazeera this month marks one year since the mudir of journalist jamal khashoggi joined us on october the 2nd for special coverage of the hot sun will host a new series of interviews with outreach tackling the big issues about telling the world leaders ex-pats and environmentalist will assemble in iceland to discuss the future of the arctic brand new episodes of full lines examine the u.s. role in the wor

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from mexico it is going to be already down here into guatemala also seeing some of that rain but for panama heavy rain few at a temperature of $29.00 degrees and then very quickly across parts of argentina we're going to see a fun about to make its way towards the north for you on the north side in the temps are there $26.00 degrees for you. on comes in the cost $15.00 of the most polluted cities in the world are in india we look at the cost of people's health also anti-government protesters a want hong kong could be plunged into recession an attribute of fortune built on oil and gas know what it's about the climate challenge is. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks each week that passes angry increases into the fiber the government grows deeper. with detailed cover each month i was once known as the colder 13 venezuela and that's why people are not used to the situation. from around the world. it's been over a decade since morphia had seen his granddaughter there she that. police suspect a lone gunman is behind 15 unsolved shootings in the city all targeting immigr

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south it is going to be more rain across parts of of guatemala down towards nicaragua as well as into panama with the temps there of about 30 degrees for rio de janeiro it is going to be a cold front pushing through you over the next few days that is going to bring your temperature down we do expect to see some showers in your forecast but by the time we get to friday things look much better with a temperature of about 22. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest scars. scars so rule that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice al-jazeera follows human rights campaigners in libya investigating right since the 2011 revolution. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. the responding 6 continents across the globe. al-jazeera is correspondents live in bringing the stories they tell have rather not like you know by this letter stand. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian refugees i'll just 0 fluent in world news. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the out as they are news hour live from doha

but down here towards the south across much of central america it is going to be quite ready for panama city we do expect to see 30 degrees as your forecast a high and then very quickly across parts of argentina it is going to be a nice day for you temperatures rising to about 18 plenty of sun in the forecast on the other side of the front though rio de janeiro is going to be a sunny day for you a plenty of sun at 33 and sense in at 20 degrees for you. and new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship this problem that we have can we overcome it can be challenges here in looks at the new democracy and ethiopia's fast changing political landscape through the stories of food divests ethiopians know the move to the this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my ethiopia on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now the british government has been forced to release a report detailing what's expected if the u.k. leaves the e.u. without a deal operation yellow hammer warns of traffic jams shortages of food medicine rising prices and public unrest