estuvimos en la comunidad de san miguel ocelot es, considerada la zona cero.nso. ambos perdieron a los miembros de su familia en un mismo dÍa cuando el volcÁn de fuego arrasarÁ con la comunidad de san miguel, donde residÍan sus seres queridos. >> mi esposo recibiÓ una llamada de su primo y le dijo que si nosotros habÍamos llamado a nuestros familiares, porque estaba ocurriendo algo terrible aquÍ. >> llegaron a hablar con alguien? >> ninguno nos contestaba. teresa: es muy apegada a su familia.ella los llamaba todos los dÍas y recuerda la Última vez que hablaron con ellos. >> le dije a mi hermana, cÓmo estÁs? bien, me dijo. le digo, que tal esta mama? bien, no te hagas pena. teresa: en un momento le menciono algo de que hay alguna vueltita volcÁnica? >> e me dijo nada. se puso a bromear conmigo, aquÍ te espero. me traes algo muy rico. rico, me pidiÓ mi mamÁ. teresa: eva no le podÍa cumplir esa promesa a su madre.ivÁn rodrÍguez es cuÑado de eva. se habÍa casado con la hermana de Ésta hacia apenas siete meses. la pareja se despidiÓ ese fatÍdico domingo, pues iban

vilma: parte de la familia de pedro quedó atrapada en su casa de san miguel los lotes.ersonas. así estaban salicadorros. el domingo en la noche ellos fueron a parar a este gimnasio convertido en refugio improvisado para que lo que como don pedro lograron salvar lo más preciado, sus vidas. pedro: mi familia no ha pasado necesidades de comida. nos han dado ropa, nos han dado calzado. vilma: entre las más de 300 personas que se albergan aquí, está felipe vázquez, su esposa, y sus dos hijos pequeños. felipe: ha sido bastante duro para nosotros la situación, lo incómodo, pero ellos, por el a calor, por la bulla, ellos lloran. vilma: ellos también están aquí desde el domingo. felipe: cuando se escuchó el sonido del volcán, nosotros salimos a ver, y nunca había explotado como explotó ahora. vilma: en medio del caos, se vieron obligados a evacuar. felipe: nos costó llegar hasta este lugar por la cola inmensa de vehículos. por toda la gente que estaba huyendo. vilma: felipe dice que desde que llegó con su familia al refugio ha tratado de no pensar en la tragedia, pero la realida

por cada minuto que avanza hay menos posibilidades de >> incluso tambiÉn hay gente de san miguel. en aumento al que pasan las horas y que sus familiares desaparecidos no llegan. el presidente guatemalteco ha decretado estado de calamidad pÚblica mientras diferentes paÍses ya se han solidarizado con este paÍs y ahora se mantiene un constante monitoreo del Área ya que no se descarta que en cualquier momento se pueda registrar una nueva erupciÓn. enrique: las trÁgicas imágenes de la erupciÓn del volcÁn de fuego en guatemala contrastan con las de volcÁn en hawai en donde la o por una evacuaciÓn de la poblaciÓn salvo cientos de vidas humanas. la erupciÓn de guatemala generó lo que se conoce como una explosiÓn piroclÁstica. patricia: las imÁgenes que nos llegan desde guatemala son verdaderamente conmovedoras. rÁdamente con agua lluvia lo que causÓ un mayor daÑo. las seÑales de advertencia no llegaron a tiempo y hay mÁs 1 millÓn 600,000 personas afectadas y miles en albergues. andrea linares nos habla del drama que se vive en guatemala. andrea: entre la lluvia de descubriÓ a un bebe.st a

la furia de la naturaleza se ensaÑa principalmente con el pueblo de escuintla y la aldea de san miguel fueron suspendidas hasta maÑana martes debido a las dificultades para acceder a las Áreas de esta tragedia. erica porras tiene lo Último desde la ciudad de guatemala. algunas imÁgenes son fuertes. erika: a pesar del galÓn del material volcÁnico los socorristas fueron en bÚsqueda de alguna seÑal de vida y milagrosamente rescataron a varias personas, entre ellas una pequeÑa niÑa de quien no se sabe el paradero de sus padres. tambiÉn pudieron rescatar algunos animales. estos seis niÑos se dieron un abrazo antes de morir. [ sonido ambiente] >> seÑor presidente, mi familia estÁ desaparecida. se estÁn ardiendo. y familia estÁ desaparecida. son mÁs de 20 familiares que tengo desaparecidos. erika: aunque -- la tragedia sobrepasa todo presupuesto y en cada minuto se agotan las esperanzas de vida. por cada minuto que avanza hay nos posibilidades de encontrar mÁs personas con vida. >> incluso tambiÉn hay gente de san miguel. erika: la desesperaciÓn dentro de la poblacn va en aumento al sus famil

we were very close to ground zero of this disaster the village of san miguel a small base just behind me here the volcanic way go which of course at least that massive eruption a couple of days ago is shrouded in clouds back behind me volcano started out today with a lot of moderate explosions eight to ten per hour and you could see volcanic ash sprouting up into the sky now rescue operations are actually operations are still ongoing but at this stage there isn't any expectation to find any survivors and they're simply going in there and trying to recover as many of the bodies as they possibly can it's going to be a lot of effort and that's going to be required in order to find that they spread out over a large area a lot of these houses in these farming communities now the government has come under a lot of pressure and there's been a lot of accusations against that disaster management agency for not getting people to fish and warning in order to get out of their houses in time and the government also said the other day that there wouldn't be any money allowed for reconstruction they

vieran una fotografÍa me dijeran si se acuerda de esta foto, que le dio la vuelta al mundo.cola ima san miguelado. que en paz descanse. -siesnis cadas por el volcÁn de fesgo coriir con "rojo guatemalteca". carolina: seguimos hablando de la naturaleza. en hawai, el volcÁn kilaewa no tiene erupciÓn como el de emala, pero si estÁ despieo gases, una pequeÑa bahÍa a su alrededor tuvo que ser desalojada a unas 30 millas. nos ha reportado ningÚn tipo de fatalidad el refugio pero no se aprieto la madre naturaleza no da tregua. el siguiente contamos un hispano que va a acompaÑar en vivo el senador estatal kevin de leÓn quien ahora sufrirÁ mucho. carolina: tenguna super noticia. el programa "de univisiÓn noticias" serÁ el Único en espaÑol que se va a transmitir en una ediciÓn dedicada solamente para informaciÓn .- >Á "ediciÓn digital. carolina: hay que verlo, no? >Á "ediciÓn digital. carolina: hay que verlo, no? why don't you take it from here, amigo? mbia; tiene la mejor red para streaming y la familia de allá no se pierde de nada. gracias! ahora sí. what an accomplishment... what, the race? no, video

erica: tras la explosiÓn del volcÁn de fuego y en medio de la desolaciÓn en la comunidad de san miguelivil continuarÁ hasta que se nos ordene. erica:las autoridades han prohibido el ingreso definitivamente algo algunos a familiares o sobrevivientes tratan de ingresar para poder buscar y con la esperanza de poder encontrar a alguien con vida. >> me hicieron venirme por el monte. ustedes saben cÓmo es perder un ser querido. lo material no me importa. me importa la vida de mi gente. 46 miembros de la familia perdidos. erica: oÍ lo que algÚn dÍa fue una hermosa aldea, ya es un cementerio. >> me duele. ayudÓ a criar a mis dos hijos. patricia: nos duele a todos. si usted desea apoyar a las personas afectadas por el volcÁn de fuego, puede contribuir mediante las cuentas bancarias que ven en pantalla aprobadas por la cruz roja guatemalteca. para obtener mÁs informaciÓnvisÍtenos en univisiÓn.com/unidos. el congreso habÍa suspendido a fujimori, el hijo menor del presidente alberto fujimori hasta que concluya las investigaciones por presunto trÁfico de influencias. y luego de cruzar la frontera i

la Última vez que los pudo abrazar fue hace dos meses, cuando viajo a su pueblo san miguel para celebraros estados unidos. emma: era mi sueÑo traer a mis padres aunque sea una semana acÁ. era mi sueÑo traerlos y ya no se me cumpliÓ. salvador: ahora sus recursos estÁn limitados y está recaudando fondos en una cuenta para poder viajar a tratar de sepultar a su familia. emma: pues, no tengo para el boleto. yo quiero ir, es lo que estoy esperando y no tengo fuerzas para ir a trabajar. salvador: el dolor p lque siente emma y miles de guatemaltecos han unido a deosÁ. y aquÍ en esacio, el pÚblico Á haciendo donativos de comestibles, medicinas y otros artÍculos bÁsicos para enviarlos a los damnificados, en coordinaciÓn con el nsulado de guatemala. >> primeros auxilios, medicina de emergencia, un poco de comida. y ropa todo lo que puedan traer bienvenido. icia: que dolor. y si usted quiere ayudar a esta mujer y desea apoyar a las personas afectadas por el volcÁn de fuego, puede contribuir a travÉs de las siguientes cuentas bancarias aprobadas por la cruz roja guatemalteca. para obtener mÁs inform

. >> hay otro albergue, la familia escobar saliÓ de la comunidad de san miguel y asegurÓ que no habÍanopias medidas de seguridad mientras tanto fecha guatemaltecos fueron envia enviados a un hospital en mÉxico en un aviÓn de la marina mexicana >>> mientras tanto continÚan un grupo de mujeres para este sÁbado preparan carnes con verduras. >> nos amamos unos con otros, estamos sirviendo para otros. >> aquÍ todos saben aunque el volcÁn les quitÓ estÁn vivos para comenzar de nuevo >>> la contingencia continÚa no solamente porque casas estÁn sepultada si no que continÚa la amenaza del volcÁn de fuego. >> bueno, telemundo se estÁ uniendo a la campaÑa para ayudar a las vÍctimas de guatemala para su donaciÓn y todos los detalles pueden entrar a la pÁgina de internet el poder en ti.com./cruz roja. >> a 3 semanas de las elecciones presidenciales los atentadatent se detienen ahora un candidato para el pri pero lugar pÚblico. >> la crÓnica de javier vega. >> soy una persona que le de volvÍ la paz a mi ciudad. >> mientras fernando p. terminaba alguien a metros de ahÍ se preparaba para asesinarlo. >

un sacerdote de la iglesia de san miguel denunciÓ que una de las vÍctimas fue ejecutada afuera de laicaragua el cardenal, figura clave en la vida polÍtica de este país como mediador en conflictos, muriÓ hoy a los 92 aÑos. fue declarado prÓcer de la paz y la reconciliaciÓn por la asamblea nacional en 2016 y tambiÉn fue condecorado hace seis aÑos por daniel ortega por la orden de independencia cultural por ser uno de los personajes mÁs importantes en la historia contemporÁnea de nicaragua. el tema de las protestas en nicaragua fue abordado hoy por el papa francisco en el vaticano,quien hizo un dramÁtico llamado ante miles de fieles congregados en la plaza de san pedro para que se retome el diÁlogo, se respete la libertad y la vida de las personas. el sumo pontÍfice expresÓ su dolor por mÁs de 100 muertos y 1000 heridos. fÉlix: el nuevo gobierno de italia no perdiÓ el tiempo para dejar en claro su postura sobre la inmigraciÓn. el ahora viceprimer ministro de ese paÍs, mateo salvini, declarÓ ante un grupo de polÍticos que los buenos tiempos para los imperantes indocumentados han llegado

carlos: en Áreas aledaÑas al volcÁn del fuego como san miguel que ha quedado devastada.os de la nube de cenizas que en cuestiÓn de minutos tuvieron que escapar despuÉs de que llegÓ como rÍo a la carretera donde se encontraban. carlos: la gente estÁ muy sorprendida. terminamos con esta imagen. dos niÑos que se reencontraron tras la erupciÓn del volcÁn de fuego. la imagen de la sonrisa de estos niÑos nos da esperanza a todos de que guatemala saldrÁ adelante. carolina: esta es una fotografÍa de estos dos niÑos que todavÍa siguen cubiertos de cenizas pero que estar gracias por acompaqarnos en este "noticiero univision edicion digital".agradecemos su tiempo, atencion y comentarios en las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ yarel: primaria, llega la primera y candente ola de calor al sur de california. prepÁrese para más dÍas calurosos. grandes sorpresas musicales nos traen " aterciopelado" "ediciÓn digital" california. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: buenas tardes.

preocupa qué tantas armas y disparos afecten tu crecimiento, antes te divertías jugando a la rueda de san miguel la brinqué... chino: ya--ya, ya no brinque más. lucha: pues mira, te me apagas todo, te tomas tu licuado de papá antonio y te me vas a dormir, que mañana temprano para que te cure de espanto y te truene el empacho. maría: y pues ya, me vine para dejarlos solos hablandooso, yo nunca me imaginé que la betza fuera de esas que hace citas a ciegas, pobrecita, ha de estar muy desesperada. maría: sí, ¿verdad? pero, pues es mi amiga y la tengo que apoyar, solo por eso la acompañé, no por otra cosa. albertano: claro... tú eres-- tú eres una gran amiga, maría. maría: tú también, albertano, eres un gran amigo. bueno, pues, nos vemos, amigo. adiós. lucha: ah, espérese, señor bond, no se mande... ¿qué, que le llame james? mire, primero nos tomamos otro de esos martinis que usted prepara, no quiero que crea que soy así de fácil, como su amiguita esa, la "marta" hari. >>domingo 24 de junio y estas son las principales noticias. continÚa desaparecido un joven inmigrante que se escapÓ de un refugio par

we're very close to ground zero of this disaster the village of san miguel is like they just behind me here the volcanic way go which of course at least that massive eruption a couple of days ago is shrouded in clouds back behind me volcano started out today with a lot of moderate explosions eight to ten per hour and you could see volcanic ash up into the sky now rescue operations are actually operations are still ongoing but at this stage there isn't any expectation to find any survivors and they're simply going in there and trying to recover as many of the bodies as they possibly can it's going to be a lot of effort and that's going to be required in order to find that the spread out over a large area a lot of these houses in these farming communities now the government has come under a lot of pressure and there's been a lot of accusations against that disaster management agency for not getting people to fish and warning in order to get out of their houses in time and the government also said the other day that there wouldn't be any money allowed for reconstruction they countered tha

we're here at san miguel los lot is this is the worst affected area the so-called ground zero of this disaster and you can see behind emergency workers are still trying their very best to get bodies to locate bodies inside the houses but because of this huge thick layer of dust and ash and mud they're having to remove roofs and things like that to simply get access just to find out if there is anybody under there. one of the biggest problems that emergency workers are facing here is knowing when they can work and when they can every so often a whistle goes off and that means that everybody has to evacuate that's what's going on right now people are being told to walk out in case there's another eruption which could put more lives at risk those lucky enough to escape had just moments to evacuate their homes they had to leave everything behind there actually covered belongings bear witness to the tragedy at the end of the first part five to eight minutes to get the second extended seven kilometers and just three to five minutes. now the long cleanup begins this is a major highway that c

this is just going to be a cemetery because san miguel this is gone so those souls those victims stay right there they buried. as rescuers toiled they had a high profile visitor wata malice president jimmy moore alice who praised their work. good people it's people like you who make up a nation we want to thank you because you always step forward when lives must be saved you are true heroes. even as hopes fate of finding survivors from the last blast rescuers must prepare for the next one. guatemala seismology institute is warning that forego may or up to get in the coming days. ophelia harmes a routine is in guatemala and she sent us this. after seventy two hours in with the heat in the area it's almost impossible to find anyone alive anymore and this smell of dead bodies is becoming even more evident the president visited the area but refused talking to the press as his government is experiencing much pressure because of the late response he has shown during this catastrophe now the most important thing will be to help those who have lost people that fled their homes what they were

mother was one of more than one hundred people who died after a volcanic eruption buried the town of san miguel this lot this after days of not knowing lucky will finally be able to put her mother to rest it's a small consolation during a time of immense great. price. i give thanks to god that they found my mother's body they were looking for her for three days for three days we didn't know anything until they told us she was in the morgue it's hard but so many are still missing many people in my family are still missing. since sunday the deadly eruption dozens of bodies have been handed over to relatives some people here have been able to get some closure but two hours away in the city of a squid others are just starting the challenging and sometimes long process of trying to identify their loved ones. relatives of missing persons come to the city's morgue family members describe important physical characteristics blood samples are then taken for d.n.a. analysis the work being done here is essential for people's peace of mind this info phase the sense that i feel sad i feel sad because i want

some 30 people had taken shelter in the church of san miguel, in the city of masaya — south of the capitalaragua. protesters are calling for president ortega to step down. efforts by the church to mediate collapsed last week after several bishops received death threats. pope francis has now called for an end to the violence. translation: ijoin my brothers, the bishops in nicaragua, in expressing my sorrow for the violence in the country with people killed and wounded by armed groups that are trying to repress social protests. i pray for the victims and their families. the church always pushes for dialogue but this requires a real effort to respect freedom and life. i pray for the end of all violence and for talks to be resumed as soon as possible. joining me now is kai thaler. he is a professor of global studies at the university of santa barbara. thank you for your time, let's rewind debates. the us how these protests began. —— remind us. they began about six weeks ago after the announcement by the government of president daniel ortega and his party of social security reforms that would c

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel is last days are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one here is demonstrate more so i mean i mean there's a lot of broken it material that has built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with this material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient. this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera a little mango what amala. the u.s. has evacuated two more employees from its consulates in the chinese city the chinese city of show they appear to have the same symptoms as a colleague who sustained a brain injury more than two weeks ago u.s. secretary of state michael peo says it was a result of a sonic attack similar to last year's cases in cuba. the us president donald trump whose rhetoric

in the village of san miguel a slow days there is evidence of destruction everywhere a massive volcanic eruption unleashed a torrent of lava mud an ash which engulfed the community the so-called pyrotechnic flow raced down the side of the flag a volcano giving people little time to escape rescue workers struggled to find bodies many of which were buried inside their houses. access is very difficult and it's really hot in the places we're trying to dig bodies out of the ash the deeper you dig the more intense because. by morning the scale of the disaster was becoming clear the volcanic mudflows buried entire families this is the epicenter of the slide and it's the focus of the rescue efforts right now rescue workers pouring out across this area going into houses and pulling out bodies in just fifteen minutes we've seen four bodies both poll out there's not a lot of hope for survivors. sunday's volcanic eruption shot ashmore than six kilometers into the sky and sent lava streaming down a highway it was the flag of volcanoes most powerful eruption in decades. more than three thousand peopl

hundred people who are still missing but the people who we've been talking to from the village of san miguel let's look at this they say that there are at least three thousand people in that town so they say that the number of missing is far higher meanwhile the government and national disaster agency is coming under fire public prosecutor saying that they will launch an investigation into whether of evacuations procedures were properly followed so here in guatemala under the shadow of the volcano still very much a moving situation. just because from the guatemala human rights commission says the government's response has been poor. this state of guatemala refused to act despite knowing that there was an imminent risk to communities who've been forced to live beside an active volcano because they've been displaced from their homelands there was no active emergency plan people didn't know what to do they weren't advised to leave so it's led to hundreds of people thousands of people up to twelve fifteen thousand people that have had to evacuate and who are now displaced of course that's causin

we went with one man as he returned to san miguel los lotes searching for his family.he volcanic eruption in guatemala. a police sergeant who led an elite unit in baltimore that went dramatically rogue has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. wayne earljenkins sobbed in court and apologised for robbing baltimore citizens, planting drugs on innocent people and re—selling seized drugs. andrew plant reports. a drug bust in baltimore. a small, elite team of officers breaking open open a safe, thousands of dollars in drug money inside. but what's been captured on camera is far from the full story. in fact, they'd already opened the safe and stolen bundles of cash before closing it up and putting on the whole performance. the gun trace task force was led by sergeant waynejenkins, a decorated former marine, arrested last year and now convicted of corruption on a massive scale. jenkins and his team would steal money, plant evidence, and even re—sell drugs they had taken from dealers. these officers would drive their car, gun it towards a group of black males on the corner, mo

we're here at san miguel los lot is this is the worst affected area the so-called ground zero of this disaster and you can see behind emergency workers are still trying their very best to get bodies to locate bodies inside their houses but because of this huge thick layer of dust and ash and mud they're having to remove roofs and things like that to simply get access just to find out if there is anybody under there. one of the biggest problems that emergency workers are facing here is knowing when they can work and when they can every so often a whistle goes off and that means that everybody has to evacuate that's what's going on right now people are being told to walk out in case there's another eruption which could put more lives at risk those lucky enough to escape had just moments to evacuate their homes they had to leave everything behind there actually covered belongings bear witness to the tragedy of the empathy in the first part for two it means to get the second extended seven kilometers just three to four minutes . now the long cleanup begins this is a major highway that con

worst affected are the villages on the slopes of the fuego volcano, among them san miguel los lotes.rch of family. eddie sa ntiago's desperate search for his family following the volcanic eruption in guatemala. let's take a look at some of the other stories we will keep you in touch with that of course. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a software bug means millions of facebook users may have unknowingly posted private information to the public. the glitch set some users' posts to be shared to everyone even if the user had chosen a more restricted option, such asjust share with friends of friends. facebook has apologised and says the problem is fixed. the international monetary fund has reached a deal with argentina for a $50 billion stand—by loan. argentina has agreed to cut public spending and reduce inflation. president macri said last month the loan was needed to reassure foreign investors, the country's currency had plunged and interest rates hit a0%. the french parliament has voted to ban mobile phones in schools. the hope is it will improve concen

worst affected are the villages on the slopes of the fuego volcano, among them, san miguel los lotes.h of family. eddie sa ntiago's desperate search for his family following the volcanic eruption in guatemala. now over the past few weeks we've heard endlessly from politicians and pundits about donald trump's foreign policy. so what are his voters currently thinking — those who put him in the white house? nada tawfik has been finding out, at a baseball game in pennsylvania. president trump has turned american foreign policy into something of a must—watch sporting event. look away too long and risk missing an important play. pennsylvania was one of the key states that swung the election, and here, his loyal base approves of his strong—armed tactics. we asked his supporters at the fightin phils game to grade his diplomacy so far. susan likes president trump's unpredictability. the hard—core, rough face that he's had comes out, there's no question about that. but i think it's somewhat refreshing and no—one is expecting it. critics of this administration believe the world is less safe now

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel last lattes are still missing but with their meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one these demonstrators were no more so i mean i mean there's a lot of folk an exterior with that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient to design. this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters and.

we're here at san miguel los lot is this is the worst affected area the so-called ground zero of this disaster and you can see behind emergency workers are still trying their very best to get bodies to locate bodies inside the houses but because of this huge thick layer of dust and ash and mud they're having to remove roofs and things like that to simply get access just to find out if there is anybody under there. one of the biggest problems that emergency workers are facing here is knowing when they can work and when they can every so often a whistle goes off and that means that everybody has to evacuate that's what's going on right now people are being told to walk out in case there's another eruption which could put more lives at risk those lucky enough to escape had just moments to evacuate their homes they had to leave everything behind there actually covered belongings bear witness to the tragedy of the in the first part five to eight minutes to get the second extended seven clinton just three to five minutes. now the long cleanup begins this is a major highway that connects the

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel is last days are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one is the most. i mean i mean there's a lot of folk and it may. that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with the material you make of this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient for disaster. this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera a little mango what a model for hawaii's kilauea volcano has been erupting for more than a month but experts say the past twenty four hours have been devastating lava has reached the big island's coast swallowing communities and destroying at least eighty buildings and he gallagher reports. plumes of toxic gas rise off the coast of hawaii big island as a landscape succumbs to the power of

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel a lot is are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one is demonstrate more so i mean i mean there's a lot of folk anik material that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient to disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera a little mango. time for a recap of the headlines here on al-jazeera and that the leaders of france and canada say they will try to persuade u.s. president donald trump to reverse his decision to impose metal tariffs on several allies french president manuel macro and canadian prime minister justin trudeau held talks in also ahead of the g. seven summit on friday tensions over trade threaten to overs

hundred people who are still missing but the people who we've been talking to from the village of san miguel a lot there is they say that there are at least three thousand people in that town so they say that the number of missing is far higher meanwhile the government and national disaster agency is coming under fire public prosecutor saying that they will launch an investigation into whether a vacuum ration procedures were properly followed so here in guatemala under the shadow of the volcano still very much a moving situation the u.s. special counsel investigating alleged collusion between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign as well charges of witness tampering a former truck company and manager pullman a ford now the fisher has the latest now from washington d.c. . or part one of two additional charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and two counts of struction of justice these really back to a case that we had about a week ago on palm on a fourth was allegedly trying to tamper with witnesses people who had given statements to the f.b.i. and he was allegedly trying to get t

not on my men we were working on the search localization and recovery of the deceased here in the san miguel area when we suddenly heard the alarm by the commander telling us to evacuate so we all headed to the highway where we gathered now the argentinian football team have canceled their world cup warm up match against israel following pressure from pro palestinian groups palestinian football association the team to skip the match because of recent unrest in gaza israeli forces have killed at least one hundred twenty one palestinians protesting at the gaza israel border since late march. israel's prime minister says a wrongs announcement that is increasing its capacity to enrich uranium produce a new two agreement has done nothing to moderate his behavior and join us and yahoo thinks economic sanctions will eventually collapse the deal he made the comments in paris after meeting french president emanuel. the south korean president says he wants to ramp up efforts to recover the remains of those killed during the korean war in his memorial day speech in indicates that the importance of find

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel is last days are still missing but what the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one has demonstrated throughout the movie so many times. there's a lot of folk anik material that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient to disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country to set by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera a little mango. the red cross says it's pulling seventy one stuff out of yemen because of rising security incidents and threats the a group says that it will lead to the crippling of its lifesaving work that millions of people need aid in yemen the country is also a transit point for thousands of refugees and migrants but as mohamed of our ports many die on the way their voyage

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel last lattes are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one is demonstrate that no more so i mean i mean there's a lot of folk can admit to that has built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with this material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient to disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera. coming up in the next fifteen minutes. trying to stop a government crackdown by staging a national strike plus. to each of you and to the muslims around the world ramadan will barak. present donald trump locks in the holy month of ramadan the gift. that everyone's happy there. hell it may not be the official start of the japanese wet season but we've seen rain run off the last mon

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel is a lot is are still missing but with them meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is. how to prevent more disasters like this one of the most more so many i mean there's a lot of boccanegra to that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers worth of material the material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a resupply to disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera allowed to go what amala. a group of bishops in nicaragua is meeting president daniel ortega in an effort to stop the continuing violence across the country the bishops will discuss resuming church mediated talks between the government and protesters more than one hundred thirty people have been killed since mid april in violence between forces loyal to president or taken and opposition groups demandi

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel a slaughters are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one. more so i mean i mean there's a lot of folks that has built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with this material this material needs to come out and the material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a risk to disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera. we've got a lot more to come in this al-jazeera news hour including jordan's new prime minister makes a promise to the people trying to end the days of protest over taxes. refugees struggle through ramadan as the monsoon season takes hold. and the sign of the time talent n.f.l. player wrote off a white house not with a powerful message that's coming up in sport. iraq's top judicial authorities taking over the election commi

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel is last days are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one here is demonstrate we're no more so i mean i mean there's a lot of broken it material that has built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with this material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient to disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country to set by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all. david mercer al-jazeera a little one go what amala argentina's football association along with members of the team have welcomed a move to cancel a friendly match with israel the decision comes after pressure from pro palestinian activists to as a boat has reaction from one us areas the president of the argentine football association said that the reason why the match was suspended in argentina a

hundred people who are still missing but the people who we've been talking to from the village of san miguel let's look at this they say that there are at least three thousand people in that town so they say that the number of missing is far higher meanwhile the government and national disaster agency is coming under fire public prosecutor saying that they will launch an investigation into whether of evacuations procedures were properly followed so here in guatemala under the shadow of the volcano still very much a moving situation right will join me as. we have jekka mcvicar who is from the guatemalan human rights commission the still a very very serious situation that's a little more about the latest situation as you know it on the ground. hi nick thank you on the ground here things are not revealed every moment there is a new disaster playing out as you mention as was mentioned there is at least two hundred people officially missing that number is likely much much higher this state of guatemala refused to act despite knowing that there was an imminent risk to communities who've been force

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel a lot is are still missing but with their meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one is almost more so i mean i mean there's a lot of volcanic material that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a recipient for disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera a little mango what a mile or so back to the middle east where the israeli army has warned palestinians in gaza to stay away from the border fence ahead of more protests expected for friday and force planes dropped leaflets into garza on thursday urging residents to avoid the area israeli forces have killed more than one hundred palestinians during weeks of protests against the all going blockade of

hundred people who are still missing but the people who we've been talking to from the village of san miguel let's look at this they say that there are at least three thousand people in that town so they say that the number of missing is far higher meanwhile the government and national disaster agency is coming under fire public prosecutor saying that they will launch an investigation into whether of evacuations procedures were properly followed so here in guatemala under the shadow of the volcano still very much a moving situation. the course of all human rights commission says the government's response has been. this state of guatemala refused to act despite knowing that there was an imminent risk to communities who've been forced to live beside an active volcano because they've been displaced from their homelands there was no active emergency plan people didn't know what to do they weren't advised to leave so it's led to hundreds of people thousands of people up to twelve fifteen thousand people that have had to evacuate and who are now displaced of course that's causing a lot of chaos th

hundreds of people from the town of san miguel us lattes are still missing but what the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one here is demonstrate right no more so i mean i mean there's a lot of boccanegra to deal with that has built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a risky design. this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all. david mercer al-jazeera a little mango what tamala. now did you know it's the wettest month of the year in the bahamas there are plenty of thunderstorms real busy acts that were up yes it be lovely austerity ten months the year it's just blue skies and blue seas now you can watch this sort of thing happening this is social media footage a bit italy what you see the clouds go through the thunderstorms ever

in the village of san miguel is look this there is evidence of destruction everywhere a massive volcanic eruption unleashed a torrent of lava modern ash which engulfed the community. the flow raced down the side of the flag a volcano giving people little time to escape rescue workers struggled to find bodies many of which were buried inside their houses. access is very difficult and it's really hot in the places we're trying to dig bodies out of the ash the deeper you dig the more intensely. by morning the scale of the disaster was becoming clear the volcanic mudflows buried entire families this is the epicenter of the slide and it's the focus of the rescue efforts right now rescue workers pouring out across this area going into houses and pulling out bodies in just fifteen minutes we've seen four bodies bowl poll out there's not a lot of hope for survivors. sunday's volcanic eruption shot ashmore than six kilometers into the sky and sent lava streaming down a highway it was the flag of volcanoes most powerful eruption in decades more than three thousand people fled to temporary shelters