la fiscalÍa pidiÓ que no se le de fianza por considerarlo un riesgo de fuga. >> el seÑor saab es unaenezuela. vilma: nicolÁs maduro defendiÓ a saab cuando lo arrestaron en cabo verde el aÑo pasado y dijo que era un diplomÁtico de su gobierno con derecho a inmunidad. >> si Él tomarÍa la decisiÓn de ir a un juicio, se le formarÍa una lÍnea grandÍsima enfrente del salÓn de ese juicio de personas que tienen conocimientos de las actividades ilÍcitas de Él. vilma: venezolanos en el exilio vinieron hoy a esta corte. >> queremos ser garantes que todas la noticias norteamericanas caigan con todo el peso de la ley sobre estos criminales. jorge: estÁ con nosotros, vilma, despuÉs de escuchar todo esto, cuÁl es el siguiente paso en el caso de alex saab? vilma: el prÓximo 1 de noviembre serÁ la prÓxima audiencia y lo que pasarÁ en esta corte federal es que el juez presentarÁ formalmente los cargos a alex saab. son ocho cargos por lavado de dinero. la pena mÁxima de 20 aÑos de prisiÓn. y si el juez asÍ lo quisiera puede darle pena consecutiva, estamos hablando de 160 aÑos en la cÁrcel. lo otro que

bienvenidos al noticiero univision.la extradicion de alex saab, a estados unidos ha tenido consecuenciass en el regimen de venezuela que suspendio "unilateralmente" su participacion en la mesa de dialogo con la oposicion venezolana, que se lleva a cabo en mexico... y por si esto fuera poco... el gobierno de venezuela encarcelo "de nuevo" a seis ex directivos de la compaqia petrolera "citgo"... a los que habian puesto en arresto domiciliario.... desde caracas, francisco urreiztieta tienemas detalles sobre esta situacion. esta extradicion de alex saab,supone el fin a un largo proceso legal y ahora comenzara otro en el que sera juzgado por lavado de dinero desviando millones de dolares de los programas destinados a ayudar a los necesitados en venezuela...si alex saab coopera, podria desenredar la red economica de maduro, y sus eventuales revelaciones tendrian multiples implicaciones internacionales. ..desde washington pablo gato con mas... cambiamos de tema4... y pasamos a las demandas y amenazas que se han intercambiado la alcaldesa de chicago,y el presidente del sindicato de la policia, q

la fuente federal asegurÓ que durante su detenciÓn en cabo verde, saab enviÓ a un emisario ofreciendosu personalidad indica que es una persona que estÁ metido mÁs allÁ de lo que entendÍan el negocio criminal. >> entretanto, venezuela manejaba otros planes. >> lo que querÍan era cambiarlo por mueve personas, algunos americanos que estÁn presos en venezuela y que es bastante obvio que estÁn a tÍtulos de rehenes. felix: hoy en caracas la esposa de alex saab, pronunciÓ un discurso donde reiterÓ el mensaje del rÉgimen de venezuela afirmando que su marido estÁ secuestrado. >> somos y siempre hemos sido una familia muy, muy unida, y como Él estÁ secuestrado, nosotros tambiÉn lo estamos como familia. pero seguiremos en la valentÍa, en la tranquilidad y en la lucha. felix: enviÓ un mensaje para criticar al gobierno de cabo verde al que calificÓ de cÓmplice de estados unidos para extraditar a su esposo. paulina: mire, los nÚmeros de contagio por covid—19 han disminuido en el paÍs, pero la situaciÓn podrÍa ser muchÍsimo mejor si las personas no se rehusaron a vacunarse y no existiera tanta desin

mr saab denies the charges against him and says they are politically motivated. it comes after senior royals expressed frustration this week, at world leaders' lack of action on climate change. the award recognises those who have come up with the most innovative solutions to solve the world's environmental problems. each finalist will receive £1 million to try to bring their idea to life. earthshot prize council member and environmental activist hindou ibrahim spoke to me earlier. she told me why the earthshot prize is so important i think the prize, it's really very important for the world, not only for the individual who are winning it, because we are in a time of crisis, when you see all the reports come out. but when you go to the communities you are seeing the climate changing every day affecting the life of the peoples. at the end of the day, we can't live with it, we want to have solutions. and those peoples, those finalists, they and those people, those finalists, they are all carrying solutions that can help recover nature and that is why the prize is re

mr saab denies the charges against him and says they are politically motivated.and theirfamilies have been kidnapped by a gang in the capital, port—au—prince. it's thought at least fifteen women, men and children were abducted from a bus, shortly after leaving an orphanage. violence is currently surging across the haitian capital, three months after the president was assassinated. us real estate heir robert durst has been hospitalised with covid, just days after he was sentenced to life in prison. on thursday, he was found guilty of murdering his best friend susan berman, in 2000, to stop her talking to the police about his wife's disappearance. the 78—year—old has other medical issues and is on a ventilator. train services on the rail network that connects kent and parts of east sussex to london come under government control today. last month, it was announced that the operator southeastern would be stripped of its franchise, after failing to declare more than £25 million of taxpayerfunding. all previously purchased tickets — including season tickets — remain va

supporters say saab was apprehended without any proper legal basis as the u.s. has no extradition treaty with cabo verde, an island some 400 miles off the northwestern coast of africa. saab was previously detained in cabo verde for over a year after his private plane made a fuel stop en route to iran reportedly to buy humanitarian supplies. the u.n. human rights committee have called for his extradition order to be suspended and said he had been denied treatment for his cancer while jailed in cape verde. saab appeared in a miami court for the first time monday facing corruption charges. in response, venezuela's government has halted negotiations with the u.s. this is venezuelan president nicolas maduro. >> the plane arrived, the hitmen came down. they fought about and removed him from the jail he was held. they took him without advising lawyers nor the family nor anybody. amy: nbc news reports the homeland security department is planning to build an "intelligence-gathering" cell to closely surveil the movement of migrants in central and south america who may be

we don't know what's going to happen to us now that alex saab has been extradited. we are very worried and our families are very worried. >> reporter: saab is now expected to face a u.s. court in the upcoming weeks. for cnn, this is stefano pozzebon, bogota. >>> still ahead here on "cnn newsroom," more protests are expected in beirut after the worst violence that lebanon has seen in more than a decade. a live report, coming up. >>> plus, attacks claimed by isis isis-k are casting doubt on the taliban's ability to keep afghan safe. what the country's new rulers say they'll do to protect shia muslims. >>> bullets in the air following the funerals for those killed during the worst violence that lebanon has seen in years. a shia protest over an investigation into beirut's 2020 port explosion turned into deadly street battles thursday. many in the lebanese capital now fear the violence could spin out of control. more protests are expected today on the second anniversary of the october revolution. we want to bring in cnn's ben wedeman. he is live in beirut's martyr square

we don't know what's going to happen to us now that alex saab has been extradited.are very worried, and our families are very worried. >> reporter: saab is now expected to face a u.s. court in the coming weeks. >>> covid vaccination numbers are slowly ticking up in the united states. as of saturday, nearly 57% of the population had been fully vaccinated. now that's about two-thirds of everyone who is actually eligible. and more americans could soon qualify for vaccine boosters. on friday, an fda advisory panel recommended boosters for all adults who have received the one-dose johnson & johnson vaccine. experts say those who did should get an extra shot as soon as it's available. the cdc needs to weigh in now, though, before it makes a final decision. public health officials of also considering whether to mix and match boosters. here's the director of the national institutes of health. >> there was data presented yesterday from nih about the mix and match question. and there was data that suggested if you are going to get a booster for j&j, maybe getting a moderna or

nbc bay area's virginia saab. i'm looking at the people behind you. what exactly do they want or what are they saying? >> raj, right now there are 20 or so people behind us here that are still gathered. significantly less when the sun went down, but probably about 60 or more in the past hour or so. a lot of people driving by honking their horns, showing their support. probably just as many people that were honking their horns as people who are gathered here. why are they here? they're gathered here for a couple reasons. one is to show their support for in-in-out. they're also here to defend what they say are their rights, right? their right to medical freedom, their right to choose. it's the same thing we've been hearing in the ongoing debate about mandates and vaccinations. >> they issued a statement earlier this week saying flatly refusing. they don't want to be the vaccine police. what about other fast food restaurants, mcdonald's, burger king, taco bell, what's their response? how are they handling all this? >> reporter: it's interesting, raj, bec

el gobierno de estados unidos detuvo las negociaciones con la oposiciÓn tras la extradiciÓn de alex saabavismo en diÁlogos anteriores ha demostrado que cuando se pone sobre la mesa una eventual elecciÓn libre, creÍble por la comida de internacional, bien sea presidencial o para la asamblea nacional, se tranca la negociaciÓn. jorge: hablaremos con mon laferte. el departamento de estado le informÓ al congreso que mÁs de tres 160 ciudadanos de estados unidos permanecen aÚn en afganistÁn. la nueva cifra representa un reto para la administraciÓn biden tras la caÓtica salida de las tropas norteamericanas y la toma del poder por parte de los talibanes. auxiliares de vuelo encontraron una forma peculiar de hacer valer sus quejas: se quitaron la ropa en pÚblico. la protesta ocurre despuÉs de que la compaÑÍa va a sustituir a alitalia y serÁ la nueva aerolÍnea nacional italiana. pasamos con dos fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: tenemos el inicio de todo el paÍs en la inscripciÓn del medicare. la fecha lÍmite es el 7 de diciembre. en el estado de morelos, la brigada nacional de bÚsqueda de personas desapareci

we don't know what's going to happen to us now that alex saab has been extradited. we are very worried and our families are very worried. >> reporter: saab is now expected to face a u.s. court in the upcoming weeks. for cnn, this is stefano poz pozzebon, bogota. >>> to the uk where a source says that the suspect in stabbing of david amess is ali ha harbi ali. the fatal attack, the second in five years, against a member of parliament, has heightened security concerns for all lawmakers. cnn's salma abdelaziz joins us now from london with the latest. there is more to be said about the investigation as we continue to get more details. but i was struck, salma, but the fact that there were some lawmakers, some mps that held those open office hours in the last day, even though many of them admit to being terrified. >> this is one of the most crucial details of this brutal murder that has this country reeling. the fact that sir david amess, this conservative mp, was doing something that he loves to do, which he has done for decades, which is to meet with his voters, in whic

saab es un ciudadano colombiano y venezolano y fue extraditado el sÁbado desde cabo verde a estados unidosesta audiencia de presentaciÓn donde Él podrÍa declararse culpable o inocente. lo que todo el mundo estÁ a la expectativa es si Él efectivamente llegarÁ a un acuerdo con la fiscalÍa ya que era un hombre muy cercano al rÉgimen de maduro. y para muestra, la campaÑa de defensa que ha tenido el rÉgimen de maduro incluso trataron de meterlo en las negociaciones como miembro de la mesa de negociaciones que estÁ teniendo el rÉgimen de venezuela, con la oposiciÓn, el rÉgimen de maduro ha tenido una defensa completa con este personaje que es muy cercano, investigaciones de hace cinco aÑos seÑalan que Él sabe mucho y tiene mucha informaciÓn sobre el entramado de corrupciÓn del rÉgimen de venezuela. estaremos muy atentos a lo que pueda ocurrir con la presentaciÓn de esta persona que ya sabemos, por informaciÓn de la fiscalÍa, que no vendrÁ personalmente y serÁ a travÉs de vÍdeo. pero podemos hablar con sus abogados y tratar de recabar informaciÓn sobre este caso. es la informaciÓn que les tengo.

saab is going to appear in court on monday.the venezuela government protesting his extradition? because it means that one of president maduro's closest confidantes may be available for interrogation, someone who knows the ins and outs of a totalitarian regime. >>> members of parliament will pay tribute to british mp david amess in the house of commons in the coming hours. they are also set to discuss how to prevent another tragedy like this again. the suspect was arrested at the scene. a government source says he is a 25-year-old national. what more are you learning about the tragic murder of david amess and what action might be taken. >> reporter: two big questions now here in the united kingdom, in brittain. it's something that's been widely discussed, especially among politicians here in this country on how they can be better protected. the investigation is also going on. you mentioned the person arrested was a 25-year-old u.k. citizen who is a somali. there is no further threat from this gentleman or any other ring in the w

alex saab is due in a florida court in the coming hours as he faces charges of money laundering. he is a close aide to venezuelan strong man nicolas maduro and maduro sporters are protesting the extradition. meanwhile, venezuela appears to be retaliating against a group of detained americans. cnn's raphael romo has more on the fate of the citgo 6. >> the group of five u.s. citizens and one permanent u.s. resident were in prison only hours after a businessman close to the president was extradited from cape verde to the united states. leading many to think that it was a retaliation move by venezuela's socialist regime. the group is known as the citgo 6 because they are all former executives of the citgo petroleum corporation. they were arrested in 2017 on embezzlement charges which they deny and had been under house arrest since may. two attorneys who have been working to get all six released told cnn sunday that they are now being held at the prison in caracas, the capitol. this is the same prison where -- considered by many a political prisoner -- died tuesday of covid-19. accord

s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue commission and mexico alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, they do not want piece foreign as well. and also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela. no kidding. but canada's prime minister in just intruder has visited the site of a former residential school where the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were discovered in may. the school was run by the catholic church and named to forcibly assimilate indigenous children. canadian bishops have apologized for the church as role in abuses from the 19th century to the 1980s. crudo has faced criticism for failing to participate in canada's 1st national day of truth and reconciliation, which took place last month. i. many regrets about september 30th and my decision to travel, the 1st, of course, was not being able to attend the commemorations here that were so important for the entire country and awakening people to the reali

alex saab was arrested last year and camp bed at has not been sent to the us to face money laundering charges, talks between venezuela government and the us back to opposition was sent to resume on sunday in mexico, venezuela. i live at the moon. the, when is really alerting the world that the life of alex savage endanger in the hands of judicial system that is directed at harming venezuela and to demand his immediate release by the american government. at least 15 kristian missionaries from the us along with a family members have been kidnapped in haiti. they were on their way to the airport and the capitol porter prince, when they were taken by the armed men in the area in the area of ganja haiti's. and you had years of economic and political upheaval on the situation worse and in july, after the assassination of the countries president to russian filmmakers have returned to earth from their mission to make the 1st movie scenes in space. they landed in kazakhstan early on sunday. the crew stayed at the international space station for 12 days in order to fill segments of a movie, hol

but alex saab is doing course in florida on monday of corruption charges. the us justice department charged, sorry, in 2019, in connection with the bribery scheme take advantage of that as well as state controlled exchange rates. after the expedition venezuela's government suspended talks with the opposition to resolve long standing divisions. little the for the m the u. s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue, commission, and lexical alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if you, they knew it. they do not want dialogue. they do not want piece foreign as well. are also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela. no kidding. thousands of people block the streets, appoint asada on sunday, and a demonstration and support of the argentinian government. the loyalty day celebration was organized by the governing panelist party. the governments of president alberto fernandez, is struggling to contain inflation. consumer prices arising 50 percent

s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue commission and mexico alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, yet they do not want piece foreign as well. are also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela, not thousands of people in el salvador protested against president at night bull kelly on sunday. they're angry that he's seeking a 2nd term that he's fired supreme court judges, in an effort to concentrate power. the president recently changed his twitter handle to emperor of el salvador, which has prompted the public to call him a dictator. protest as well. so angry about kelly's decision to adopt bitcoin was the official currency canada as prime minister, just intruder as making his 1st visit to a site where the remains of $215.00 indigenous children were found and made has been criticized for leaving on vacation on the same day as the nation marked its 1st national day, the truth and reconciliation. the day honors indigeno

the us justice department charged saab in 2019, in connection with the bribery scheme, as well as the government has now suspended talks, but the opposition to protest against washington's decision. look at the in the us government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue, commission, and lexical alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, they do not want piece foreign as well. are not that they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela. no kidding. thousands of people in el salvador protested against president, naya mckelly on sunday. they're angry that because they are seeking a 2nd term that he's fired supreme court judges in an effort to concentrate power. the president recently changed his twitter handle to emperor of el salvador, which has prompted the public to call him a dictator. protest is also angry about kelly's decision to adopt bitcoin as the official come currency is ellen's prime minister, jacinta adorn, says that oakland wil

the talks were suspended when alex saab was handed over to washington by cape verde. he was arrested there last year of money laundering charges. the talks are aimed at solving venezuela's, political and economic crisis. hundreds of salvadorans protested against the government's decision to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender. the crypto currency cannot be used along with the u. s. dollar as a form of payment. there's been a memorial service in the norwegian town of kong bird where 5 people were killed last week by a man using a bow and arrow 3 other people were injured in wednesdays. incident members of the royal family were among those who attended sunday service. a suspect has appeared in court. those were the headlines. the news continues here now jazeera after al serra world station. thanks a lot back. ah . a with with a wrangle dispatch fee or to a caucus, your nanny. i am gone for the got fox, me to nick, kill lin. what's the year leo for men about her life, auto confident general hint. oh will had thought i had a m a p and she said he could see that le bonnie missi

ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> let's bring in rob mayeda. >> we've been enjoying the viewsround the bay area. can you see the golden gate bridge behind me. this time tomorrow we will see more clouds making a bit of a come back. currently, upper 50s. we have the west wind coming in across the bay at 23 miles per hour. pretty view, too, looking off toward downtown san jose in the distance. north went at 13 miles per hour. notice the humidity levels. 22% humidity and livermore down to 65 degrees and walnut creek, 68. 16% humidity. watch those numbers tomorrow night and thursday. we have one more round of north winds picking up a little later on this week, but for now, wind speeds slowly coming down, not seeing those big gusts over 45 miles per hour. that trend should continue as we head into tonight. notice tomorrow's temperature trend by noon will be mostly in the 50s to low 60s. not as warm as today. we're not going to see those crystal clear blue skies. look at the highs around san jose, 60s in san jose to oakland. warmest places tomorrow likely to be fairfield and concord,

we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay nair use. >> we have answers for you if you have questions. we put together a breakdown on nbcbayarea.com. >>> a little more than half of teens in california are already vaccinated. here's a look that the state health department released. 55% of children in all of california, 12 to 17, are fully vaccinated. a little more than 8% have had at least one shot so they are partially vaccinated. but that leaves about 36% who still haven't been vaccinated at all. throughout the entire pandemic nearly 15% of infections have been children 17 and younger. thankfully, not many of those cases have been fatal. this age group accounts for less than 1% of all deaths, or .1% of all deaths. and across all ages california has a low positivity rate. the seven-day average right now is at 2.8%. most of the bay area is trending even lower than that. we have the numbers up here for you, you can see county by county, the latest data says only solano and napa countys have higher positivity rates than our state average. >>> today was supposed to the day

the talks were suspended when alex saab was handed over to washington by cape verde. he was arrested there last year of a money laundering charges. talks aimed at solving venezuela's, political and economic crisis. hundreds of south dorians had protested against the government's decision to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender crypto currency can now be used along with the us dollar as a form payment. there's been a memorial service in the norwegian town of combs, but where 5 people were killed last week by a man using a bow and arrows. 3 other people were injured and wednesdays incident members of the rule family were among those who attended sunday service, a suspect has appeared in court. so those were the headlines. the news continues here now to sierra after i'll just say we're world stage and thanks to watching. oh ah oh, it didn't booms up in captured, interrupt your to the audiences a as in a yet. then you took us near to a local level and then a left in to see there's a lot of love, but the friction in respect with the american people i wish we are planning didn't

joining us are nbc bay area reporter ginger saab. she spent the day watching this hearing and talking to experts. also with us, dr. nolan higdon, professor of studies at cal state east bay. thank you both for being on the program tonight. first of all, mark zuckerberg's responsible an hour ago, and if it really comes across to me, not only as ceo of facebook, but he comes across to me he is writing as a parent. and he also is urging parents to do something. your response to his response. >> for me, i've been watching this for years, and it's all pretty typical of mark zuckerberg. he has quite astoundingly talented public relations team, and they try and position him to look like sort of the everyday joe and the concerned parent. but if you really look deep into what he is saying there, zuckerberg is at least being naive if not disingenuous about the ways in which his platform perpetuates the very problems congress was talking about today. >> dr. higdon, he did not apologize. he came off on the offensive in fact, saying we do not do a

alex saab was arrested last year in comfort and has been sent to the united states to face money laundering charges. and those were headlines. we'll have more news for you here on al jazeera after today's inside story, which we recorded earlier. the world is warming and greenland ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war pulse greenland, the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera. the u. s. is always of interest to people, all right, the world people pay attention to walk with one here. and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here, from the creation of plantations and the birth of the industrial revolution to slavery. and bass, migration is colonialism to blame for the dire situation we face with climate change. this is inside story. ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian said again, an exhibition looking at the legacy of colonialism and the role that it played in the birth of climate change has opened in london, 11 artists with a personal connection to

the talks were suspended when alex saab was handed over to washington by k birthday. he was arrested last year over money laundering challenges. the talk saw aimed at solving venezuela's, political and economic crisis. it's driven the majority of the population into poverty. hundreds of salvadorans have protested against the government's decision to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender crypto concert can now be used as a form of payment. as the headline says, of thrives now on counting the cough, the battle for influenza in latin america. after seating round to china, the u. s. takes to win over its neighbors with millions of dollars. the new investment and online learning took off during the pandemic back. can be had to take thought, i'd turn a profit, counting the cost on colleges here ah, in to cope with our growing population, we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years. as a result of the vast expansion of mining, industrial scale, farming, fishing, and other human activities, natural ecosystems have lost nearly half the area and 1000000 plan

businessman alex saab is a close ally of president nicolas maduro, and a member of venezuela's negotiating. he is wanted on money laundering charges. the meetings, which began in august in mexico, are aimed at solving venezuela's political crisis. there was no word on whether the venezuelan government is abandoning negotiations altogether. former president bill clinton was released from a southern california hospital today. mr. clinton was hospitalized tuesday for treatment a urological infection that doctors said was not related to covid-19. hillary clinton accompanied the 75-year-olformer president today. he is expected to return to their home in new york and to continue receiving antibiotics. for more national and international news, visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the delta wave of covid-19 here in the united states continues to subside, with daily confirmed infections down 50% on average compared to the beginning of september. but while things are moving in a positive direction here, the data from other parts of the world is not as encouraging. in russia, officials reported a

the talks was suspended when alex saab was handed over to washington by cape verde. it was arrested by last year over money laundering charges. the talks aimed at solving venezuela's, political and economic crisis which is driven the majority of its population into poverty. hundreds of salvatore and took to the streets of the capital on sunday in the new protest against the government. it would demonstrating against the range of issues including president ny book keller's decision to adopt bit coin as legal tender. the crypto currency can now be used along with the us dollars a form of payment. a demonstration has taken place in the lebanese capsule marking 2 years since mass protest. calling for the end of sectarian politics. it comes at a time of high tensions after 70 for were killed during fighting in this city. bernard smith is more from beirut, powerless in the face of an entrenched, sectarian political elite. this was the modest turn out for lebanese civil society groups mocking 2 years since nationwide. protests demanding a new state. it's extremely frustrati

negotiations despite a government envoy being expedited to the us, the talks was suspended when alex saab was handed over to washington by cape verde . he was arrested there last year of money laundering charges. the talks are aimed at solving venezuela's, political and economic crisis, which has driven the majority of its population into poverty. a demonstration has taken place in the lebanese capital bay root market 2 years since mass protest calling for the end of sectarian politics. it comes to the time of high tensions after 7 people were killed during fighting in the city. bernard smith as more from barish, powerless in the face of the entrenched sectarian political elite. this was the modest turn out for lebanese civil society groups mocking 2 years since nationwide . protests demanding a new state. it's extremely frustrating because with all the protest movements, everything that the people have done. those murderers who remain in power refused to give in to the need to change. they have not resolved any of the problems. despite all the demands by the people in the streets over 2

of president nicholas meadow, who was extradited to the united states. columbian businessman alex saab, is to you in court in florida on monday, on corruption charges after the expedition venezuela's government suspended its talks with the opposition aimed at resolving longstanding divisions at a month on the volcano. that has been a rough thing on the spanish art of la. paloma shows that no sign of stopping scientists say that there's no indication of when the columbia may fall silent, its lava stream has now buried more than 7 square kilometers, destroying farmland, and nearly 2000 buildings. more than 6000 people have been relocated and those the headlines that he's continues here on to 0 right after inside story. next. on counting the cost, the battle for influenza in latin america. after seating round to china, the usb still went over its neighbors with billions of dollars in investment and online learning took off during the pandemic back, and we had to take turn a profit counting the cost on colleges here. how could we see the beautiful game every 2 years, instead of 4, the worl

i colombian, businessman alex saab is you in court, enjoy it on monday on corruption charges. the us justice department charged fabbing 2019 in connection with a bribery scheme to take advantage of. venezuela's fate controlled exchange rate after the extradition. but as well as government suspended talks with the opposition to resolve long standing divisions. the african television and film industry is on the edge of a boom. according to you and research is predicting that with further investment, $20000000.00 jobs and $20000000000.00 in revenue could be created. al jazeera nicholas hoc re force from the pan african film and television festival in working far from dead african cinema is going through a revival. we're all set in burkina. faso is capital. why do wear a big name of african cinema suck? i said, why do go coaching young actors? he has a stake in the movie in wanted to do wealth or money to be made in africa, out of money, a lot of money. you just need to get a good idea, get the good producer and make a good feel and you can sell it as lot of money. but before you

alex saab was arrested in cape bird. a last year is now being sent to the united states to face money laundering charges. the government and us back to opposition have been holding talks to resolve when it's been a while as political and economic crisis. they were set to resume on sunday in mexico, venezuela. the moon though, when is really alerting the world that the life of alex savage endanger. it's in the hands of a traditional system that is directed at harming venezuela and to demand his immediate release by the american government. second, take his stave in central mexico is turning into the latest battle ground between mexico's ever multiplying number of criminal gangs. one small community has felt the brunt of the fight in the past 2 months. john, home and reports from last emitted, bells haven't wrung unless the meters for a month. the villages animals have the run of the streets for de shootout and september led to people fleeing on mess, leaving another empty town in mexico. the violence in this country conti

alex saab was arrested in cub bird last year. he's now been sent to the united states to face money laundering charges. talks between venezuela's government and the u. s. backed opposition was set to resume on sunday and mexico venezuela. i live at al mando. when his rule is alerting to walter to life of alex harbs endanger, it's in the hands of for judicial sister that has directed her harming venezuela and to demand his immediate release by the american government. staying in venezuela, the recalls for an inquiry into the death of a former defense minister, turned critic of the government authority say that raoul butter bradwell died in prison from a cove at 19 related heart attack. but his family say that he was murdered. daniel schwabl reports name is russell inquiry of the death of raoul bud. well, he is growing from venezuelan opposition parties from the u. s. state department from the organization of american states and the you in high commission of the human rights, but most loudly from his family get. oh nathan, i'm bein

being a member of the dialogue, commission and lexical alec saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government music and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, they do not want piece foreign as well. are also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela? no kidding. ah. on al jazeera, these are the top stories for me you a secretary of state, colin powell has died from cove at 19 complications. he was 84 years old. powell served in top diplomatic and military posts for nearly 30 years. in addition to his time at the state department, he also served as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and as national security advisor. the u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, has paid his tributes to come into the world, lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed, almost lost a great husband in the family was a tremendous father and i lost her a tremendous personal friend and mentor. he has been my mentor for a number of years. i always made time for me and i could always go to him what, what toug

nobody extradition of a colombian businessman, cape verde has expedited alex saab to the u. s. on money laundering charges. he was an envoy of venezuelan president nicholas maduro. in september, the government included sob as a member of its negotiating team talks with the opposition to and years of political instability and human rights groups are calling for an inquiry into the death of a former defense minister to an critic of the venezuelan government authority to say raoul by drill, died in prison from a cobra 19 related heart attack, but his family says he was murdered, dental shot reports. now the now is refilling quarry at the death of raoul by the well, he's growing from venezuela opposition parties from the us state department from the organization of american states on the you and high commission of human rights, but most loudly from his family. good. oh nathan, i'm being i want to reiterate that we will not rest until there is justice because god and the world know that my father was murdered. i want to point out the integrity that we have for my brother who is stil

s. justice department charged saab in 2019 in connection with the bribery scheme than as weight as governments is now suspended talks with the opposition that were meant to in protest rather against washington's decision. canada as private esther justin trudeau is making his 1st visit to a site where the remains of $215.00 indigenous children were found and made. he has been criticized for leaving on vacation on the same day that the nation marked its 1st national day. the truth and reconciliation. the day honors indigenous students who are forced into the state banked residential schools. jodie vance reports from kamloops in british columbia. here in the interior of british columbia, canada stands the kamloops indian residential school. this notorious structure is caught at the center of a political and human rights storm in this country. prime minister justin trudeau will be here to meet with elders and tour this structure built with the sole purpose of taking control of indigenous children to remove their culture. connection with family and language ramp and sexual and physical abuses have

alex saab was arrested in cape bird. last year. he's now been sent to the united states to face money laundering charges. the government and you aspect opposition of been holding talks to resolve venezuela's political and economic crisis. they were set to resume on sunday and mexico, venezuela. i live at al mundell when israel is alerting the world that the life of alex harbs endanger in the hands of a judicial system that has directed a harmon venezuela and to demand his immediate release by the american government. say in venezuela, there all calls for inquiry into the death of a former defense minister who became a critic of the government. authorities say that raoul bud well died in prison from a heart attack related to coven 19th. his family though, says he was murdered. daniel shribel reports name is russell inquiry of the death of raoul by the well, he's growing from venezuelan opposition parties from the us state department from the organization of american states and the you in high commission of human rights, but most lou

alex saab faces charges of money laundering. now venezuela is retaliating going after a group of detained americans. we have more on the fate of the city citgo 6. >> reporter: they were imprisoned only hours after a businessman close to nicolas maduro was extradited to the united states. it was on, they were arrested in 2017 on caracas. they were working to get all six released told cnn that they're being held in prison in caracas, the capitol. this is the same prison where the former general is considered a political prisoner died tuesday of covid-19. 20 inmates have tested positive where the sit go six are now being held. e a family member recorded a video. they say this is nothing but a retalleyation move. he's close to maduro who expects to appear in court monday. he faces money laundering and native charges. why aren't they protesting his vilgs? it means if one of his closest are thought to be there. >>> family members of the city citgo six are talking with joe biden. they want to get their people, family, loved ones out of

s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue commission and mexico alex saab was immortal. stab in the back of this dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it, and they knew it. they do not want dialogue, they do not want peace for as well. they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela. locating a container in thousands of people brought the streets of when a fire is on sunday and a demonstration in support of the government. the loyalty day celebration was organized by the governing pair on his party. the government of president, alberto fernandez, needs to bring down inflation and human prices on rising 50 percent annually. in your officials are in new york talk to the international monetary fund to present a new roadmap, to get out and seen out of these economic problems. but it is that it's not just for the rudeness with her own. just don't just govern for the her own as well. it's the government for all the people per own is government. looks like it's doing something wrong. here we are celebrating loyalty day and asking the president f

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joining me now, larry saab doe, a director at the center for politics at the university of virginia.t's been interesting, the big national race, what does larry have to say? this one is very important, and it could foretell what's to come for the midterms also for 2024. so i know you don't have a crystal ball, but as close as what you have to a crystal ball, what are the polls saying to you? >> well, they're saying that terry mcauliffe's lead from earlier in the summer and even spring has essentially disappeared. it's a tie. it's been a tie in several different polls over the last week, and there's another major poll coming out tomorrow morning that shows it dead even. so i have to -- if it were just one poll, i'd question the poll. the fact is there have been so many polls saying this. it's easy to say why, don. president biden's ratings have sunk everywhere, and even in virginia, which gave him a ten-point victory in 2020. the democrats in congress, frankly i think deserve more of the blame than president biden. this has been a clown car, and they just can't stop commenting publicl

about kyle rittenhouse and the two people he killed at a black lives matter and all the right wing saaber. so she turned her attention to liz cheney. i did hear her call her a joke and start screaming at her. i thought liz, who is about the best mannered and best poised person in the house of representatives might just walk away. i was impressed she gave as good as she got. i'll leave it to liz to talk about whatever it is she said. it seemed to me the theme of marjorie taylor greene's comments was that liz cheney betrayed president trump and the republican party. and the theme of liz's comments were marjorie taylor greene was, shall we say, a bit eccentric. >> she referenced the jewish space laser theory about wildfires and marjorie taylor greene responded to that? >> it seemed like there was some history to the conversation they were having. it may have had to do with some of marjorie taylor greene's postings online. i couldn't hear. it kept going for a little while. i was behind them. look, marjorie taylor greene freedom caucus faction has been eroding the level of discourse we have

that is election saab sabotage. it's a crystal clear example what's happening across the country. we need to organize to make sure we have better leaders in positions of power to fight back against that. secretary benson talked about voter suppression. that's something that when we started our careers with the aclu and southern poverty law center fighting back about systematic structural voter oppression, targeting specifically black and brown voters, rooted in white supremacy, that is something we have to continue to do work on. secretary merril talked about the for the people act. and the freedom to vote act. we must have federal standards all across the country. then finally, just to echo my colleagues. this is rooted in a deliberate and organized campaign to discourage people from participating in our democracy. it is an attack on our very democracy itself. when everyone participates, everything that we care about, social justice, climate justice, economic justice, we win. those on the other side are trying to discourage people from participating. that's what this really is ab

linda powell whose an actress and ann marie powell and as a hobby it says he restored old volvo's and saabut need to go into iraq. brian: it's always important ainsley as you're doing to remember this is a human being who has a family as well. the family, by the way, has post ed on to facebook, where they revealed that collin powell was fully vaccinated and was treated at walter reed, so they are appreciated. ainsley: wow, fully vaccinated. will: this is what the family posted on facebook we can give it to you in their own words. former u.s. secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff passed away this morning due to complications from covid-19. he was fully vaccinated. we want to thank the medical staff at walter reed national medical center for their caring treatment. we have lost a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather and great american signed from the powell family. ainsley: thoughts and prayers are with his children, and his wife. they got married in 1962. brian: the one thing is collin powell wrote a best selling book , his opinion was always sought afte

we had an incident where a marine corps base was overran, airplanes, billion dollar aircraft were saabtary today. accountability goes downhill instead of uphill, and that's not how it's goesed concern it's supposed to work. pete: not to dimension the commander of the joint chiefs talking on and off the record. exactly. joey, you were recently in nashville for the second annual tim montana and friends clay shoot. tell us about it. >> yeah. you know, this was a fantastic time. it was good people, a good cause and, leapt me tell you -- let me tell you, i got to shoot some sporting clays with amazing people. let's take a look. ♪ >> guys, we're in nashville, tennessee, tim montana and friends sporting clay shoot. >> good time. the concert -- ♪ if. ♪ >> shoot shotguns. >> it's an all-american jamboree. >> i'm having a blast. all these people getting together on one day. >> service, 2019, raising money for -- [inaudible] always important to me to take care of the active duty guys and the veterans and their families. >> what we do with that money, it goes directly to the -- [inaudible] and the