. >> i welcome the support of the president's of paraguay -- presidents of paraguay, chile, and spaindevelopment and government america says it will donate about half $1 million. in this region, families and mothers carrying their children evacuate their village hoping the flames will spare their homes. aipac few backs -- they pack the you bags bags, knowingew everything may burned to the ground. the wildfires have led to protest. critics say bolivia's government was slow to respond and have contributed to the problem. illegal deforestation is on the set and fires are commonly by farmers to clear land for cattle and crops. >> what has been done has been done too late. so much land has been destroyed. that allowsslation farmers to burn land that needs to be repealed. they need to be punished. reporter: bolivia's military has been called in with an additional 200,000 firefighters. will suspendales his campaign for a week as he handles the fires. many feared to much environmental damage has already been done. new visa rules borrowing -- barring venezuelans from entering ecuador freely ar

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about rainfall in the southern agricultural lands of both brazil but also also argentina room and paraguay. stonework and they make their brazilian separately we have france and ireland saying they will block trade deal between south america so mark mirka so a trade block and the new unless brazil takes firmer actions what is the likely response to take from brazil for that well i think they won't be very happy by that about that i think there are clearly advantages for them in particular for the agricultural industry in the e.u. mergers will be always has been signed but i think they will rather react badly and say fine if you don't want to sign it we've been dealing we've been trading with you were a number of years doing very well in our agricultural sector and we'll live with out there the opera few more years i think you much better to try and i think appeal to their self-interest but also to make it clear that we're not going to cut off aid to environmental projects but i think i think both norway and germany have threatened. you know the world you've got to keep talking and you've g

i didn't want her memory to be hidden away paraguay didn't want the boys to think they had to choose between us or feel they had to put aside that part of themselves. and so we made space forma her. we didn't live in the home that they shared that she was there nonetheless. her pictures are displayed around the house. she reappears in joe stories. i knew the boys carried a piece of her with them and i would catch a glimpse of what i do must be her laugh for the crinkle of her nose or the curve of her brow in their faces. i wanted joe to remind them over and over just how much she loved them because he would always fun - - she would always be there mother and there is no us without her so the day ofer the accident joe stayed home from work we made the world stop and they went in late to school we went to 7:00 a.m. mass at parish after that joe and the boys would go to the cemetery while i went home to prepare fruit and coffee and bagels and yogurt for extended family. joe told me amelia loved white roses so i would buy a grave blanket with three white roses with baby's breath one for

refuerzo, el paraguayo richard sánchez, el jugador de 23 años de edad es originario de asunción, paraguayaradona, podrá ser su dosis deportiva, muy buenas tardes. ♪. de oakland está molesta. >>> a los vecinos. >>> esté al pendiente, claro que sí y prepare su cartera porque mañana martes salen a la pretema de los warriors. >>> el equipo de baloncesto estrenará nueva sede en san francisco. >>> así es, y el primer juego de temporada de los warriors el 5 de octubre contra el equipo angelino los lakers y bueno, les vamos a los dos. >>> ojalá (hablan todos) . >>> los boletos preparados del estacionamiento, qué barbaridad será eso, encontrar dónde. >>> estará un poquito difícil, pero será un partidazo, me nivitaron a esos partidos les voy a presumir. >>> dios mío. >>> amiga (hablan todos). >>>enísimo. >>y> o me apunto. >>> que me incluyas entonces . >>> bye bye ♪ . ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> dejen entrar una niÑa enferma ruega que deje ingresar al paÍs a su mamÁ >>> dalia pÉrez rechazada en la frontera y separada de su hija quiÉn es ciudadana >>> se encuentra en un hospital de carolina del norte necesit

that is one dad i detailed in the book paraguay have a strong faith and the prayers helped to get me through. but i chronicle some very specific things that happened on the ball field you might say it is coincidence that there was a larger presence on the ball field. >>host: but the congressman did not usually stay until the end. >> he normally has a meeting around 8:00 o'clock so he leaves to go shower and get ready and go to the office. but the meeting was canceled so he decided to stay for batting practice but the shooter was hiding behind the third-base dugout he could see everything that was happening and then his skills to over he knew he had to check on me to see what happened if he could do something to help perk i would not be here if he wasn't that most days he would not have been there because of his schedule that most days he would not have been there because of his schedule

. >>> esto en paraguay y brasil. >>> más de 2 mil bomberos luchan contra esto fuego . >>> los incendios> a continuaciÓn el chucky lozano ya fue presentado con el napoli y quiere hacer muchos goles >>> Órale compadre >>> la convocatoria de tata martino regresan "chicharito" >>> tenemos un reventÓn musical. ya comienza su show nÚmero 1 es "titulares y mÁ

>> telemundo se ha desplazado hasta uno de los puntos mÁs afectados en la frontera entre brasil, paraguaymbiÉn la variada vegetaciÓn desaparece >>> estoy aquÍ como boliviana me duele mi paÍs >>> esta carretera conecta el punto geogrÁfico que los une aquÍ el fuego es incontrolable. >> algunos terminan heridos por el esfuerzo de apagar las llamas >>> el fuego se nos alterÓ y pasÓ el avion y quisimos par acciÓn la camioneta >> mientras del ejÉrcito del brasil cooperan y desaparecen los colores y banderas cuando se trata de ayudar >>> nosotros estamos en un trabajo en conjunto con la fuerza armada boliviana en ese que es un desastre y bueno, estamos uniendo fuerzas >>> estos son algunos de los cientos de animales que murieron p pro tukt ducto. >> creen que se que continÚa siendo consumido por el fuego >>> un 80% del pantano muerto el 20% que estamos peleando que estamos haciendo lo posible para salvar >>> la densa humadera afecta a dÉcimos na de poblaciones los reportes llenan de todos lados la llamada es Única salvemos el amazonas noticias telemundo.48 mientras tanto aquÍ en estados unidos h

si todo este Óxido carbono se liberara el problema climÁtico se acelera y bolivia y paraguay han tenidos de la policÍa, hay municipales y tambiÉn voluntarios que con picos y con palas quieren aplacar las llamas el peligro >> a esto es e a lo que se enfrentan desde hace varios dÍas bomberos voluntarios,s constant viviÓ bernabÉ lÓpez. >>> a esto se enfrentan bomberos y hombres y mujeres en esta zona afectada de bolivia sus armas agua, palas y picos. >>> por momento el fuego sube a el cerro >>> por donde volÓ el supertanker y somos testigos que el fuego sigue ardiendo y los bomberos apunta de machete porque no hay camino y se apagan las llama s el humo hace difÍci respirar >>> la calor es insoportable y el humo lo tragamos >>> sin danos cuenta de pronto somos parte de una decenas de personas que por varios minutos quedamos rodeados por llamas son las cuadrillas del (nombre en inglÉs) que estÁn realizando las tareas para extinguir este fuego que poco a poco va destruyendo gran parte de la vegetaciÓn, las recomendaciones quedarse con las cenizas y los zapatos arden. >>> estamos tratando de p

brasil, paraguay y bolivia en emergencia.zan he hectÁreas de arboles y el equilibrio ecolÓgico del planeta una verdadera bomba de tiempo que nada y nadie puede parar. tendremos un reporte completo de esta catÁstrofe ambiental. el drama de una madre inmigrante que viajÓ a ciudad juÁrez, confiada que regresarÍa con su residencia permanente pero se la negaron por considerar que podrÍa ser una carga pÚblica. ella estÁ destrozada, no puede volver con su familia. marÍa paula ochoa tiene su testimonio. >>> ya no puedo mÁs. pasando, yo tengo mucho ble lo miedo por mi misma. >>> hace 35 aÑos llegÓ indocumentada y su esposo se naturalizÓ tramito, con un perdÓn salio del paÍs esperando volver legalizada. >>> me dejaron en el aeropuerto. y yo iba muy confiada en que iba a regresar en una semana. >>> despuÉs de la entrevista el agente de inmigraciÓn le nego su caso con esta carta. diciendo que es inadmisible porque serÍa una carga pÚblica. >>> ha vivido en este paÍs, siempre ha trabajado, no ha pedido ayuda al gobierno. >>> su familia est

especies de plantas, más de 6 mil especies de animales y grupos indígenas, mientras tanto bolivia y paraguaysatado ira ante los ambientalistas y exigen a los gobiernos tomar acción para salvar el planeta y un grupo de rescatistas viajará a puerto rico para asistir en caso de que se requiera, eduardo rodríguez nos cuenta cómo varias ciudades se unen para ayudar. >>> gracias, muy buenas tardes, son aproximadamente 25 profesionales que están en contacto directo con las fuerzas armadas de los estados unidos para brindar ayuda necesaria a puerto rico en caso de que llegue la tormenta dorian, importante destacar que no es peligro. >>> todos salen mañana. >>> la tormenta tropical dorian, la cuarta temporada ciclónica se fortaleció el domingo mientras continúa su camino por el mar del caribe según el centro nacional de huracanes. >>> necesitamos por el avión y nos vamos. >>> los pronósticos indican que la tormenta tropical pudiera seguir fortaleciéndose y que se pudiera convertir en huracán el martes cuando esté en ruta hacia puerto rico y república dominicana. >>> equipos especialmente para rescate

manufacturing is not strong in argentina, brazil, paraguay and uruguay.at opens opportunities for the eu. brazil expects the trade deal to generate up to 125 billion dollars over the next 15 years. america's search states would benefit by being able to export more agricultural goods to the eu. this is hard for eu nations with our large-scale agricultutul production like franance and ireland. they have already limited the amount of beef they can import to the eu. eu nations h have major enenvironmtal concerns s regardg agriculturural production in the region. that could scupper the deal. phil:phil: let's look at the other stories making n ns around the e world. russia h has the wororld's most- first floating nuclear power plant going across the arctic ocean. the vessel is being towed in russia's far east. environmentalists have criticized the plan is unsafe. thousands of people have marche in algeria to call for free and fair elections and an end to military influence in the government. algerians have been -- continue to push for reforms. the u.s. supreme

scene amidst a swarm of fires ravaging brazil and its amazon rainforest spilling out into bolivia, paraguayd peru. it's the scale of these fires that's absolutely huge. an unprecedented burn of a massive magnitude. we could be losing in certain areas as much as three soccer fields of jungle every single minuteorr: the collection of tens of thousands of blazes engulfing an area 2/3 the size of the continental united states. fires burning from the equivalent of detroit tothe rai lush fe. the so-called lungs of the earth. much of it now choked in flames. >> we are talking about an estimated 10% of the world's global biodiversity. well over 40,000 species. new ones being discovered every single day. that is all at risk. >> reporter: most of the fires are so remote it requires hacking through the nearly impenetrable terrain just to reach them. >> going through this underbrush gives you a sense of why these fires are so hard to because they're so very hard to get to. >> reporter: containing fires is a herculean effort, even for the best equipped countries. on the ground we see how ill prepared br

this particular picture was taken on the border with paraguay swipe this particular picture was takeno faced criticism for not acting quickly enough to contain the fires. he has accepted aid and that is where he differs from the brazilian president who was offered by the g7 countries and bolsonaro went back and forth on whether he would accept some of theirfull and forth on whether he would accept some of their full control but morale is was quicker to take that help. let me move on to the united states and this man because let me move on to the united states and this man president donald trump tweeting just moments ago about former fbi directorjames comey. he said: it comes after the department ofjustice released a report today criticising mr comey for improperly leaking a white house memo, about his dealings with president trump, to the media. it also found that comey broke fbi rules by giving a memo to a friend, who shared its contents with a reporter. but as mr comey says himself. the president and his allies are going all out to criticise mr comey. the offical twitter account of

aumento de 83 por ciento respecto al año pasado, también afecta a la regiones amazónicas de bolivia, paraguayasil, en españa, inglaterra y dinamarca este viernes para exigirle al gobierno de brasil que haga mucho más para tratar de detener los incendios en la región amazónica, el jueves el gobierno de brasil se excusó diciendo que estaba haciendo afectado por una campaña en contra de ellos >>> tijuana se convirtió en un paraíso médico. así lo están llevando >>> un reporte indica que en tijuana los doctores atienden a miles de pacientes que buscan una importante contribución económica, ana méndez tiene más detalles. >>> por las calles de tijuana abundan anuncios de servicios médicos y no importa si es en inglés o en español, aquí se ofrecen rayos x , consultas dentales o cirugías. >>> no necesitas hacer cita, aquí te atienden rápido >>> en los últimos meses en la ciudad fronteriza hay una ola del llamado turismo médico. con 1.2 millones de pacientes anuales, la mayoría provenientes de la unión americana. >>> hoy vine a ginecología y a programar ultrasonidos >>> cristina es una de ellas y no le

we used to have to buy cannabis smuggled in from paraguay illegally from dealers.as extremely unhealthy. the quality was terrible. reporter: a crowd watches a soccer match on screens in the heart of the city, sippiping me tea and smoking weed. these days it's a common scene in uruguay. the police don't bat an eyelid. consumers who don't grow their own weed, either by themselves or in a club, buy it at a pharmacy. alongside the meds and healthcare products you'd expect to see here, there's waterpipes and cigarette papers and other cannabis paraphernalia. users first have to register with the authorities before they can actually buy marijuana. >> this is my first time buying dope at a pharmacy. i'm going to enjoy it straight away. >> we used to have to go to shady dives to get weed on the black market. it wasn't easy and it was dangerous. reporter: the pharmacists have to do an i.d. check on anyone who wants to buy cannabis. a thumb scan links to the official database of registered users. they are allowed to buy up to ten grams a week. purchases are recorded. >> they

half of the country and beginning to spill into neighboring countries including peru, bolivia and paraguay. >> contacts are being made by our teams to finalize very concrete commitments. >> reporter: pope francis expressing concern about the impact of the amazon fires on the world's environmental health. the pontiff who is from neighboring argentina calling for an end to the fires during sunday's prayer service at the vatican. >> let us pray so that with the efforts of all they are controlled as quickly as possible. >> reporter: environmental organizations claim the wildfires were set by ranchers and loggers trying to clear the land for use. president bolsonaro blames warm weather and illegal forest clearing for the large fires. >> it's not on fire, the area the people are saying. where the fires are is where the people deforested. >> reporter: president bolsonaro deployed military aircraft and troops to the region to help fight the fires. in new york, jackie heinrich, fox news. >>> everybody believes that he's unfit. he lies every time he opens his mouth. >> why this former gop congressma

seriously about running for the common agricultural land that both brazil but also also argentina and paraguay but you say a threat stonework and they make their brazilians are pretty we have france and ireland saying they will block this trade deal between south america mirka so our trade bloc and the e.u. unless brazil takes firm action what is the likely response do you think from brussels about. well i think they won't be very happy by that about that i think there are clearly advantages for them in particular for the agricultural industry in the e.u. members who will do your work has been signed but i think they will rather react badly and so fine if you don't want to sign it we've been doing we've been trading with you were a number of years doing very well in our agricultural sector and we'll live with out there in the opera few more years i think would be much better to try and i don't have people to those who have interest but also to make it clear that we're not going to cut off aid to environmental projects but i think think both norway and germany have threatened. in other words yo

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was low respondlj welcome criticised was low respond.” welcome telephone calls from the essence of paraguayion. since wednesday we have been managing the operation to stop development bank of latin america is generating about half $1 million. it's not only the environment that suffering. these families outside of the many forced from their homes. the plants are destroyed, all the plants, and other war devices well. the pipe has been burnt and we don't have water running from the pipe. it is all burnt. there is intense smoke coming with fire, it was like a whirlwind. it was coming to their houses. it advances very fast, the fire came from the side of the mountains and into the village. as in neighbouring brazil which is tackling a record number of fires, activist said that tree clearing in bolivia often for agriculture is most are to blame. while monthly to discuss the fires of the g7 summit in france, on the ground in bolivia, bottled water and baskets of water are being used to tackle the blaze. a year from now — the 2020 paralympics will be under way in tokyo. with 4,000 paralympians set

manufacturing is not especially strong in argentina brazil paraguay and you're of the fourfold markets or members that opens up opportunities for the e.u. nonetheless brazil expects the trade deal to generate up to 125000000000 dollars in growth over the next 15 years america source states will benefit by being able to export more agricultural goods to the e.u. but this is problematic for each you nations with large scale agricultural production such as france and ireland they have already succeeded in limiting the amount of beef markets or can import to the e.u. to $100000.00 tons a year as well e.u. nations still have major environmental concerns regarding agricultural production and biodiversity particularly in the amazon region that could yet scope of the trade deal. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world russia the world's 1st stop flirting a nuclear power plant and set off on a 3 week voyage across the arctic ocean the russian vessel academic on low more not solve is being told to have an area in that russia's far east where it'll provi

translation: i welcome telephone calls from the presidents of paraguay, chile and spain.ion. since wednesday, we have been managing the operation. the development bank of latin america is donating about $500,000. it's not only the environment that's suffering. these families are just some of the many forced from their homes. translation: the plants are destroyed, all the plants, and now the water for us as well. the pipe has been burnt and we don't have the water running from the pipe. it's all burnt. translation: there was intense smoke coming with fire. it was like a whirlwind. it was coming to the houses. it advances very fast. the fire came from the side of the mountains and into the village. as in neighbouring brazil, which is tackling a record number of fires, activists say tree clearing in bolivia, often for agriculture, is mostly to blame. while world leaders discuss the fires at the g7 summit in france, on the ground in bolivia, bottled water and baskets of water are being used to tackle the blaze. gareth barlow, bbc news. turn into another big international stor

la prÓxima vuelta serÁ en paraguay. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn.uÉdense con el noticiero r amÓn: quÉdense con el noticiero nacional. >>una masacre para el que trabajaba este hombre se presenta en corte y la tragedia se pudo evitar gracias a la alerta de un compaÑero de trabajo. asÍ comenzamos esta ediciÓn. >>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia. >>muy buenas noches, hoy comparece ante la corte el hispano acusado de tener intenciones de cometer una masacre para el hotel para el que trabajaba y se trata de rodolfo y tenÍa todo un arsenal en su casa y esta potencial tragedia se pudo evitar gracias a que un compaÑero alerta a la policÍa. montoya fue arrestada en esta casa que se encuentra en 1 a industrial donde encontrÓ las cuales supuestamente planeaba realizar un tiroteo masivo en contra de sus compaÑeros de abajo pero sus intenciones quedaron al descubierto gracias a un compaÑero que trabaja con montoya en la cocina del hotel las autoridades pudieron encontrar este arsenal y lleva 12 aÑos trabajando en esta

translation: i welcomed telephone calls from the presidents of paraguay, chile and spain.any cooperation. since wednesday, we've been managing the operation. the develop bank of latin america is donating about $500,000. it's not only the environment that's suffering. these families are just some of the many forced from their homes. translation: the plants are destroyed, all the plants, and now the water for us as well. the pipe has been burned and we don't have water running from the pipe. it's all burned. translation: there was intense smoke coming with fire, it was like a whirlwind. it was coming to the houses. it advanced very fast. the fire came from the side of the mountains and into the village. as in neighbouring brazil, which is tackling a record number of fires, activists say tree clearing in bolivia, often for agriculture, is mostly to blame. while world leaders discuss the fires of the g7 summit in france, on the ground in bolivia, bottled water and baskets of water are being used to tackle the blaze. gareth barlow, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other

[laughter] >> i knew that paraguay just wanted him to tell the story expect they have a test and a rubbere the foot jerks i almost kick the i think i overplayed it. of course he did not find out i had the atrophy that prevented me from certain movements. >> but that got you two tuskegee. >> yes. >> you started september 43 in a class of 75 cadets but by june of 44 only 26 finish. >> correct. >> how old three when you started. >> 18. >> you said one of your vivid memories was your first solo tell us about that. >> i flew a plane called the cornell and all plywood aircraft in the cockpit in tandem but i receive seven hours of instruction that i was capable of flying the craft. the difficulty i had i have not been in flight and i was a little surprised because it didn't react in trying to fly it was not the same when we were kids we would push the go carts around but if you wanted to go left you push the right foot and if you wanted to go right you push your left foot on the plane is just the opposite. [laughter] i had little difficulty to overcome in the plane would vey turn the left but i

translation: i welcome telephone calls from the presidents of paraguay, chile and spain.n. since wednesday, we have been managing the operation. the development bank of latin america is donating about $500,000. it's not only the environment that suffering. these families are just some of the many forced from their homes. translation: the plants are destroyed, all the plants, and now the water for us as well. the pipe has been burned and we don't have the water running from the pipe. it's all burnt. translation: there is intense smoke coming with the fire. it was like a whirlwind. it was coming to the houses. it advances very fast. the fire came from the side of the mountains and into the village. as in neighbouring brazil, which is tackling a record number of fires, activists say tree clearing in bolivia, often for agriculture, is mostly to blame. while world leaders discuss the fires of the g7 summit in france, on the ground in bolivia, bottled water on baskets of water are being used to tackle the blaze. gareth barlow, bbc news. lets go back to biarritz and speak to ros

all of my work is which histories get told and which don't and why paraguay have 4 degrees i care about race in chicago i read books and write them for a living. that i realized if i knew so little and every time i talk about the project they say i'm embarrassed to say i don't know aboutow that. i wanted to be an accessible entry point of conversation. >> so talking about the history of this and the impact of not being taught to what we hear about, your book looks at this from three periods before and during and after and going back and forth with others to tie it back in different ways can you talk about that process to put that together quick. >> yes i wanted to do the narrative stereo - - storytelling beforeas the event itself regarding the conditions of the great migration and what it wasgr like for black people coming up to this - - up to chicago. while. that was amazing this is the first time i was ever telekinetic. [laughter] perhaps the folks in the room of parents or great-grandparents and then during is the sequence of the riot itself and then after from emmett till through 19

comes from it's a huge business not only in nigeria paraguay in south america is another big global player. according to the un over half the trees cut down worldwide are burnt to produce charcoal with severe effects to the climate. nigerian merchants praise the high quality of charcoal derived from tropical wood it's particularly durable and it's embers last much longer but these traders don't have to certify where they get their charcoal the wood could be from one of the few sustainable plantations for tropical timber and africa or it could have been illegally logged in the rainforest . kingsley i can use specializes in export ready to be field which. mirth. since who want to import tropical timber to the e.u. have to certify its origins the process is strictly regulated but those guidelines don't apply to charcoal. 88 percent of the charcoal used in germany is imported nigeria alone supplies $31000.00 tonnes a year but most consumers have no idea what they are using to grill their sausages . there's still a gemini and council tax the flagella. where it will form and. it doesn't care for

ruled in favor of the white supremacist and the rally was still held at a park it was untenable paraguay support the first amendment. and many board members or the jewish members quit in protest but i'm not for protecting neo-nazis. but that day they said we will burn you and burn the city like auschwitz. every other word was the f thing and word or see word. and members of the jewish faith and how do we get to that place in america? that is the place how do we move america forward. >> i'm sitting here in new york and you are in dc we both know charlottesville very well. can you just described for people who have not been there how truly tiny those parks are? the town itself is just a few miles wide. there is one synagogue with a couple of african-american churches. this is not a town that people recognize if they live in a big city. >> it is small like mayberry. a main street market but it's right by the university of virginia. the bases there. is a college town. people are spectacular. they are fun-loving open and welcoming to everybody and that's why it was so shattering to have to go

a deep breath and held it for a quick felt like an hourglass was flipped and now it was very hot paraguay took off my white coat and i said quite severe. i extended my arm to hold his hand but i caught myself i was not supposed to touch the patient without protection. everybody out. now. i will be right back. just outside i put on a disposable down and purple gloves and return to the bedside alone. it's very hard to treat but not impossible. he was now breathing very quickly on the verge of hyperventilating he grasped where the bullet had entered bacteria was rapid the multiplying devouring muscle and bone. will i lose it? in truth i was not sure only calista had the chance to destroy the infection but there were no guarantees. the last person died 12 hours after she received it before that died while receiving it. i don't think so as confidently as i could. i would have to summarize the nuance of the case they would need to take special precautions just to be in the same room with him. we will get you through this as his eyes began to water. we will pick where the for the room and remove

we guaranteed him safe passage and he made it to paraguay and was blown to bits by the and difficult- by thesanda ni. the people of venezuela are suffering significantly. it appears we have a capable replacement in guaido. and he appears to have the support of the people and of his legislative body that he was the head of. we'll see. this has drawn down a lot longer than we expected it to be. the russians have got their hand in this thing. they have key senior advisors around maduro who work direct lire for putin. the cubans have 20,000 to 30,000 goons here. david: and we have the chinese. but in this case the enemy of my enemy is my friend. >> the chinese are much more secretive and subtle about what they are doing. but all of those countries are involved in what? they are involved in propping up maduro and making certain he stays. i think if he does, it will be a blow to the administration. and it will advantage putin in particular and the cubans in terms of having influence over other countries. we have a lot at stake strategically. david: let me ask you further questions about th

smoke from the fires has covered half of brazil and spilling to neighboring peru abbolivia and paraguayext, trouble for trump. new poll numbers show his support slipping at the same time there are new warning signs about the economy. is in what's behind that erratic behavior? plus jared and ivanka missing in action? why are the president's closest advisers no where to be seen after trump's controversial comments about jewish americans? and the ceo of a major online retailer abruptly resigned after he reveals his relationship with an accused russian pie. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone i'm kate baldwin in forer inburn net. ignore the warning signs that's th

weather forecasts well here across south america temperatures are coming up across parts of your great paraguay as well as into parts of argentina we were quite chilly just a few days ago but those temperatures are moderating actually getting a little bit above average for this time of year the winds are coming out of the north east so going to be a singer sencion at $27.00 degrees here on thursday going up to about $32.00 degrees as we go towards friday even down here towards one as out as we're not seeing the rain we're going to see is a cloud but attempt a few of 18 degrees well here across central america the big problem has been the rain that we've seen across much of the southern part of the continent and we're going to be seeing more rain as we go towards the end of the weekend as well so the likelihood of flooding is going to still be quite high across much of this area up towards the north though nasa is going to be seeing some rain here on thursday $31.00 degrees as the forecast high stake cloudy as we go towards friday but clouds will continue across much of the northern and eastern

fires are also burning in bolivia, paraguay, and argentin argentina.orce, dropping water on the flames, after the president there said he deployed 40,000 troops in the area. he accuses richer countries of treating brazil like a colony. this comes after another weekend of massive demonstrations there. cops, pulling their guns on protesters. one even fired a warning shot, which was the first gunshot up f the protest thus far. police said it was necessary after they charged at the officers. they arrested thousands of people, including a 12-year-old. for the first time, during these demonstrations, used a water cannon. the protest started more than two months ago. people want to democratic policies as promised. john is here. he's an associate editor for "the wall street journal," a fox news contributor. john worked in hong kong for years. editor in chief of the asia addition. this feels like one of those moments for the world. will a democracy flourish? or will china overrun a question mark >> yeah. that's right. that's the best way to think about it. hong

one-dimensional it would not interest me that much so a story like this there has to be a larger human element paraguay was 17 years old when it happened and i was fascinating on - - fascinated what i could reveal with so many lives that it continues to ripple. the police officers involved went oney journeys afterwards as a result they had 1700 rounds of gunfire shot at them to be under such heavy gunfire is terrifying and they will admitit ithe. they were still guarding the wildes west the same as 100 years before. and certainly looking to rob a bank to be armed and prepared to kill anyone who gets in their way to talk about people you don't necessarily d like but to be prepared to give people their humanity not coming in with the agenda or preconceived notion with two out of the three surviving bank robbers in the california prison system so now we have grown up 10 miles of away from each other for other than bank nkrobberies and the lives of other people but that human element the one thing writing about a true crime event when it goes tome trial is a tremendous amount of documentation and then on t

in a national weather forecast or 6 the big changes down here across parts of argentina uruguay paraguay as well temperatures are on the rise of the next few days take a look at this a sense in $32.00 degrees as your forecast a high one is said 18 and this is not the end of it we're going to see those temperatures go up even more towards $34.00 degrees here innocency on but we do expect to see some rain showers coming into play here across parts of argentina so for one of his even montevideo you may see some rain in your forecast rio your temperatures are coming up as well we do expect to see a high few of $26.00 degrees while plenty of rain is still in the forecast here across parts of central america look at all these clouds extending all the way up here even towards parts of the yucatan and that is going to cause some localized flooding across much of that area over the next few days as we go towards saturday illicit a little bit more towards the north we do see a few more brighter spots in the forecast but still quite wet across much of the region and then here across united states t

there are fires in neighboring bolivia and paraguay as well.is is the traditional burning season when farmers burn their land to prepare for new crops, but i think, first of all, the fires in brazil, the sheer number, have caught the world's attention. 80% more than the year before. most of the amazon is in brazil. but i also think what's interesting has been the difference in response. we saw the president of bolivia quickly responding to the emergency there, accepting international aid to help put out the fires. his tweet has been on fire as he sends out pictures of planes dumping water, aid supplies coming in. he's admitted it could be the farmers and ranchers showed sympathy for him. but at the same time, he has really tackled this head on, george. >> shasta darlington following this story. thank you, shasta. for more on what's happening there with the amazon, let's bring in our meteorologist derek van dam following the satellite imagery and details. derek. >> i am fearful it will get worse before it gets better. these are the months of the

smoke from the fires has covered half of brazil and spilling to neighboring peru abbolivia and paraguay. >>> outfront next, trouble for trump. new poll numbers show his support slipping at the same time there are new warning signs about the economy. is in what's behind that erratic behavior? plus jared and ivanka missing in action? why are the president's closest advisers no where to be seen after trump's controversial comments about jewish americans? and the ceo of a major online retailer abruptly resigned after he reveals his relationship with an accused russian pie. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone i'm kate baldwin in forer inburn net. ignore the warning signs that's the message from the president today, mo insists the economy is doing well. and the reason he says it's not breaking record, the federal reserve. even still no reason to worry according to one of the president's top economic advisers. >> i have zero fear father of a rezbleegs i myself don't -- in the foreseeable future as far as the eye can see, no, we are optimistic about the economy. >> i guess it comes do

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. >> i am sick at heart of what we have done paraguay hate to being here right now i hate what has just happened but i think if the chairman's reading of rule 26 has given any credence this is the rule that beats all other rules we are a majority free-for-all that no rule no procedure no principle no protocol and no courtesy matters any longer. that is not in the best interest of the senate or not in the best interest of the committee. what frustrates me most in all of this is that this destruction of the procedures by which this committee operates leads nowher nowhere. we have seen rules broke through joe jet the judges at least you jammed through the judge. we have seen a filibuster rule jam through tax cuts for billionaires but at least your billionaires got your tax cuts. after today, you thank you will get a lot of votes on the floor with this bill quick's's do you think the house will ever take this up? so what is the point. it would be different if this is a broken committee on the subject but that guy stands next to me as a living testament of how much work democrats are willing

one thing is to help brazil and other countries like bolivia, paraguay and peru to combat these hugeree trade agreement. those two things should not be mixed. but those two things are mixed. but those two things are mixed because europe feels president bolsonaro is in part responsible for the fact these fires have escalated. do you accept that he has played a part? do you know that the amazon is a huge area. 7 million square kilometres. every year, they have fires. this year is worse than last year, but within the average of the last 20 or 30 years. i don't think that president bolsonaro is responsible for this. i think that he is trying to do his best to combat these fires. but why do you say that? he is encouraging further mining in the amazon, further farming in the amazon, he has sacked the head of the space research energy who produced pictures showing that the fires were particularly bad. he gives the impression of someone bad. he gives the impression of someone who is not overly concerned with deforestation. well, don't rely on impressions. what i am seeing is he has already s