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guest: zika had an outbreak in south america and frederico -- puerto rico in 2016. the level of zika activity is extraordinary low now. if you look at mosquito borne viruses in south america and rico, yougo -- puerto need to understand that sometimes there is a tendency to say it is the immigrants fall and stop immigration to the united states. you have to understand that if you look at just travel, not even people who are so-called emigrating, but people who go about for business, it is over a given year the communication back and forth between the north and south is about 300 million trips that people make. immigrants it is that are bringing it over, right away you have to take that off the table because it is not the case. no matter who it is, if you look at locally transmitted cases of zika in the united states in the year that we had a lot of zika, there were a couple of hundred cases in florida, and a very small cluster in texas. seas will not, on the basis of so many -- zika will not come on the basis of so many factors of mosquito control, even though you ha

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michel bustling chile has the lowest approval rate for kept catholicism in all of south africa south america rather following a series of scandals involving pedophile priests. at least nine construction workers have been killed in colombia after half of an unfinished bridge collapsed the deck in a supporting tower tumbled nearly three hundred meters into a canyon near the capital but without the bridge was part of a major new highway due to open in march authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse. and danish prosecutors have charged the submarine builder peter madsen with murdering the swedish journalist tim wall her body was recovered from

large expansion of already existing companies and many new projects in australia because well as south america we feel. german battery producers obtain their battery cells and the lithium they contain directly from asia. there are no european suppliers. before the cells are finally assembled the lithium in them has traveled halfway around the world. along transportation routes when the carbon dioxide footprint of lithium batteries is extremely high. the cells which are batteries main components have to be shipped thousands of kilometers to europe is not an acceptable state of affairs it's not ecological or economical as such we have to take up cell production in germany in europe. but until things reach that stage europe's prospect of lithium producers will have to become economically viable as already established south american and australian mines no easy task. and just updating our top stories for you caribbean collapse is one of the biggest construction and services company in the u.k. there are a lot of jobs on the line not just in britain but also abroad also gas guzzlers face off agains

institutions in the country pope francis a survived in chile for his first stop on a visit to south america crowds greeted the pontiff as he drove through the streets of the capital santiago but there were ten scenes ahead of his visit with five churches vandalized in recent days security for the papal visit was ramped up as a result a latin america editor listen human has been following the visit from santiago. pope francis is finally here in chile and he's making his way right now to some travels main far affair with these people are waiting to see him pass in the popemobile but the reception is not exactly what the catholic church here would have hoped for there are people here of course as you can see but not nearly as many as one would have expected and certainly a lot less than in the other latin american countries that pope francis has visited this is likely to be the most challenging in latin america his home region because of widespread disillusionment with the church and its origin tiny leader this used to be one of the most painful countries in the world now less than fifty perce

where he expressed a preference for people from norway over immigrants from africa and central and south america. it is an unfortunate thing that on martin luther king weekend, the president of the united states felt the need to repeat something that he says all too often. >> no, i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. no, i am the least racist person that you've ever met. just so you know, i am the least racist person, the least racist person that you've ever seen. i am the least racist person that you have ever met. i am the least racist person. >> now, many of you see this as a sad commentary that trump doth protest too much. but maybe this is exactly the moment we need to act on dr. king's legacy. after all, underneath all of this soaring imagery and oratory, the imploring of the collective spirit, king's enduring gift is truth. he was speaking the truth, fighting for truth, equality, liberty, justice. all of these are about truth, and that's where we are today, demanding the truth and accountability when truth is abused. and that takes

pope francis is arrived in chile for his first stop on a visit to south america the pontiff landed in the capital but there be intense scenes and of his visit with five churches vandalized in recent days the protests are expected against the alleged cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church security for the papal visit has been ramped up as a result. palestinian leaders have recommended that the palestine liberation organization suspend its recognition of israel they've been taking part in a meeting of the central council focusing on american recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the council also declared that the us has lost its ability to mediate between israel and palestine four time olympic gold medalist simone biled says she is among more than one hundred athletes who were sexually abused by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nasir biles was the u.s. is top gymnastics performer at the twenty sixteen rio lympics now says admitted sexually assaulting gymnasts process possessing child pornography and molesting girls who sought medical treatment he was sentenced in

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the collapse happened just before lunch break a group of students from south america studied to work on the mezzanine level bridge which connects different parts of the building. hollow most of the injured were students luckily the ground level below was nearly empty as bodies and debris rained down on top of their local with the roof of the first floor collapsed onto the ground floor there might be a few people who were injured like the receptionist and people who hung out in starbucks oh police say no one suffered severe injuries by. the injured suffered a breach and minor injuries on their feet and hands and they have been taken to the hospital hundreds of employees in the thirty one story tower were immediately evacuated the sudden collapse of the bridge here at the financial heart in chicago has caused widespread panic the building houses offices of dozens of international companies and police escort and off the building management is under a lot of pressure to explain the cost of the collapse police confirmed it was not an attack as some had feared a car bomb explosion in two t

i asked if he had ever seen money coming in from south america or venezuela in particular. money comes in from venezuela, so much money. i have seen it. he was likely boasting about his reach and involvement of international matters. but then i keep asking. what about cocaine? hezbollah always has a relationship with the colombian farc.t? hugo chavez help them a lot the drugs flown in our now with industrial airliners. it was inevitable that south america cocaine traffickers had increasingly important while intelligenceou officials believe p $200 million annually that they are dried up to the turmoil. to see how far those tentacles spread. and then to have a close relationshipd. and the army in iraq those are also trained and supported by hasbro law. the revolutionary guard corps is part of the lebanese army. because that is a microcosm if you can figure out who is fighting who then you can figure out. anyway i don't want to go on and on. i want you to read the book. but the book weaves the story of those who have gone to these places to find out what is really going on. an

pope francis concluded his tour of south america with a final mass in lima more than a million people gathered to hear the pontiff improves capital the trip has been overshadowed by a sex abuse scandal in chile. at least seven people have been killed in clashes with security forces in ethiopia the violence broke out injuring epiphany celebrations in the region worshipers is said to have clashed with security officers patrolling the holiday procession in the town of well dia some five hundred kilometers from the capital. at least six people have been killed and several injured following clashes between police and protesters and democratic republic of congo the anti-government demonstrations were organized by local leaders of the catholic church and i agree at the delay in holding a presidential election after president joseph kabila his final term expired in twenty sixteen the united nations has launched the largest humanitarian appeal for yemen in saskatoon almost three billion dollars in donations to help yemenis in the war torn country more than two years of relentless sidey led air

this is live from doha also coming up pope francis arrives in peru for the second leg of his south america tour. his first year in office we look at the tomatoes effect of his foreign policy in the middle east. i'm floating in a colossal bright space and find out how artists are using virtual reality as a new me. the u.s. state department is urging turkey not to invade syria turkish forces are massing on the border in preparation of action against the kurdish y p g well turkey considers the white b.g. a terrorist group but its fighters have been a key ally for the u.s. elsewhere in syria stephanie deca has more now from on talk you. the turkish army is steadily increasing its presence along this stretch of the syrian border present to one has been threatening to attack the kurdish run area baffling for almost a week now there has been sporadic shelling. inside africa and thousands marched on thursday in protest to turkey's aggression how the wealthy and that's the goal of this large demonstration is to send a message to the world and especially to turkey concerning the turkish threats we w

south america was chosen as his destination and specifically argentina handling provided by the international red cross was held would. he was not completely reassured by his new identity however and it was imperative that he travel as discreetly as possible. yosef mengele alias helm would play left germany in april nine hundred forty nine his first destination was the port of genoa in italy. in this large city he could blend into the crowd among thousands of refugees waiting to set off toward various destinations around the world. the ship intended to take the north king was still in the harbor with his red cross papers and a visa for argentina he had no trouble boarding. after a crossing that lasted six weeks he arrived in born a series. mengele soon made contact with the buenos aires nazi support network the first two people he met were former nazi era aces. who would become a close friend and at off gallant they both lived in the arch in time capital. in the early one nine hundred fifty s. mengele moved into the she closed the neighborhood of finest saris. he rented a house from a nazi sy

pope francis has arrived in peru on the second leg of his south america tour the leader of the roman catholic church was welcomed to lima by peruvian president pedro public. a warm welcome the pope received in peru was in stark contrast the reception he had on the first leg of his talks several churches were set alight during his trip to chile as anger surrounding sexual abuse in the church came to the front the un's calling for the yemeni port of her data to remain open beyond friday to allow the delivery of lifesaving aid to continue on tuesday the saudi led coalition authorized the opening of the facility for data handles about seventy percent of yemen's imports but it was damaged twenty fifteen and strike more than eight million yemenis on the brink of famine and the country suffering outbreaks of cholera and diphtheria a spending bill to keep the u.s. government operating has passed the house of representatives the legislation to release funding for federal agencies and to the middle of next month will now be debated in the senate government agencies are warning employees of a s

is al jazeera you're from doha also coming up from six arrives in perth for the second leg of south america told. a fashion dilemma in kenya as the import of secondhand clothes falls out of favor. and a major storm blows through europe killing at least nine people and disrupting traffic. the u.s. state department is urging turkey not to invade in syria turkish forces are massing on the border in preparation for action against the kurdish y.p. gee what turkey considers the y p g a terrorist group but its fighters have been a key ally for the u.s. elsewhere in syria stephanie becker has more now from. the turkish army is steadily increasing its presence along this stretch of the syrian border president. has been threatening to attack the kurdish run area of afeni. for almost a week now there has been sporadic shelling. inside africa and thousands marched on thursday in protest to turkey's aggression in the of the north the goal of this large demonstration is to send a message to the world and especially to turkey concerning the turkish threats we will not be a fright. you know we came here to

they're not just destiny upon him they've often come from asia and are headed on to our north and south america america. the kind of excitement other countries have trains doesn't exist in panama. since passenger rail services very limited many panamanians don't understand the significance of the railway including its historical significance nobody uses it business people do of course and international visitors about the panamanians don't care at all about the railway. train driver enrique climbs on to his what planes he doesn't know yet when he'll get the departure signal for cologne. he gets his diesel locomotive ready it's an s.d. sixty built by general motors in the eighty's it has three thousand eight hundred horsepower is he happy with it back to better. but. that that power that. anything worth it is. there that. kind. i know our. board. that. right now if they think they're going. to. give them a. few. the locomotives which have to pull up to four and a hundred thousand tons several times a day all maintained in the company's own repair shop. they say well we're doing here we repaired a

wilderness of lakes forests and mountains that straddles then days across the southernmost part of south america. it's then central home of the indigenous mcu chief people who were here when spanish conquistadores first arrived on the continent they have a full hundred years ago. since the nineteenth century it's been divided by the border between chile and argentina. but for the mood to change that's always been over tree by andrey. for generations they fought and mostly failed to get their rights to these lines recognized by both nations. so you know what i don't know but there was a thought i told you. enough an elephant pass your stomach on the last of us and. know those ancient simmering resentments a once again bursting into flames. from the poochie say they've been pushed to the brink by a surge of environmentally destructive industries such as logging. violence is spiraling and the region has seen a spate of allston attacks against timber companies and landholders. until a group of the islanders i've gotta say i am actually paul came out on the internet i don't think when they got me on

will reach alan's al-jazeera moscow pope francis is arrived in chile his first stop in a visit to south america the pontiff has landed in the capital santiago there had been tense scenes before he arrived with five churches vandalized in recent days protests are inspected against the alleged cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church security for the papal visit is being ramped up as a result a number of people have been killed during a shootout between venezuelan special forces and members linked to a former police pilot accused of leading law she has owned rebellion against the government the pilots have been on the run for more than six months perez has posted video of himself on social media showing his injuries from the fighting in june last year perez used a stolen helicopter to three grenades and shoot at government buildings in caracas greek protests as a fourth with police outside parliament as politicians voted to approve more all sarah the measures twenty thousand people marched in anti-government rallies in the capital and sprayed police with red paint they responded with peppe

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races being run in different parts of the world but i think in many ways the dakar rally is in south america to stay but are south americans do they embrace the race so there have there been any concerns. what there always concerns i mean just look at some of these support vehicles behind me how can several hundred competitive cause enormous support for us founders through some of the most delicate ecosystem anywhere on the planet and not cause some kind of environmental damage the organizers will say that all measures have been taken that they have talked to the countries involved. groups to try to ensure the minimal amount of damage that they do clear up after themselves but of course with this many vehicles traveling through the south americans the rain there are obvious environmental concerns safety concerns which again the organizers will say they keep to a minimum something like seventy competitors and spectators have been killed in the race since it started in one nine hundred seventy eight as i say no fatalities this year but that always is a concern always something you're going to

prepares to welcome pope francis, with questions being asked about the relevance of the church in south americastorm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws passed by the country's new multiracial government, and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9,610th performance of her long—running play, the mousetrap. when they heard about her death today, the management considered whether to cancel tonight's performance, but agatha christie would have been the last person to want such a thing. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — the un

country east to west and that would be a north-south thoroughfare that would run from the tip of south america all the way to canada through springfield. 60 five hwy is as close as it got. highway was as close to the got. the entire country and continent would be connected without highway. now we are turning on the st. louis street here at the rail avon. -- rail haven. it's an iconic motel, it's been here since 1938 and this is the original old sign up here for the rail avon. this is on st. louis street, which has been widened as well as anything else. but still has some buildings that were current to that time. developer here a in the city. did you benefit from this coming through? built buildings were beneficial to the city, but also, with a forward thinking idea of how they would be involved in making the city better. he built the kentwood arms hotel with the idea that it would be a attractivewas very to motorists. most hotels had very little, if any parking. went into thed hotel. the kenwood head parking available, had a beautiful big front lawn, and was a motor hotel, an upscale hotel for

right me in the white house and love is in the air for pope francis during the visit to chile in south america the pontiff carries the first mid-air people wedding we'll bring you the full story of how the pope decided to marry a pair a flight attendant says. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us these storm pummeling parts of europe has killed at least six people and called transport delays for thousands of commuters strong winds blowing in from the west hit mainland europe in the netherlands and belgium before sweeping into germany and causing chaos at train stations and on the highways. the national rail company has halted all long distance train services with top winds of over two hundred kilometers per hour recorded at central germany's broken mountain a flight cancellations left thousands of people stranded at schiphol airport in the netherlands one of the country's worst affected. there are some days when nature has the upper hand. in the netherlands lashing winds have caused tyson's of euros worth of damage. and it's not just buildings several people have been killed by falling

neutral towards four candidates pope francis is met president pedro public as he wraps up his south america tool earlier he called for the protection of indigenous people visiting the heart of problems amazon forest the pope condemned the exploitation of timber gas and gold in the area turkey's mobilizing thousands of free syrian army rebels on its border with syria as part of a military operation threatened against syrian kurdish fighters known as the y.p. ji who are based in the town of the three in the army says a ground assault could happen soon. the lebanese army has found the bodies of nine syrian refugees they froze to death in a snowstorm trying to cross the border into lebanon soldiers are looking for others caught in the visit at arrested two syrians on smuggling charges and u.s. vice president mike pence is on his way to the middle east for a three day trip to discuss moving the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has provoked widespread international opposition well those were the headlines let's get

travel, not even people who are so-called emigrating, people go back and forth on business to south americathe caribbean, puerto rico, what have you, it is about over a given year the communication back and forth between the north and south is about 300 million trips that people make. to say immigrants taking over right away you have to take that off the table because that is not the case. no matter who it is, if you look at locally- transmitted cases in the united states, in the year we had a lot of zika, there were a couple hundred cases in florida, and a very small cluster in texas. zika will not on the basis of some factors including mosquito control or what have you, even though you have to be careful of it and you shouldn't take it lightly, if you want to protect yourself against zika, particularly if you're a woman who is pregnant, who is intending to get pregnant, you should not travel to those areas in the region, south america, puerto rico, whatever, that still have even low level of zika activity. but to worry about the opposite direction we'll have zika outbreak disseminated thr

pope francis starts a trip to south america on monday. staunchly catholic countries by sexual abuse scandals. pope francis will arrive in the chilean capital santiago for the first leg of the trip — before moving north to peru on thursday. but he won't be visiting his home country of argentina, as andrew plant reports. in the hours before the pope's arrival, chile has been making sure the streets are secure. over the past week, several churches have been attacked, three in the capital, damaged by fire bombs with messages left behind, threatening the pope's safety a nd left behind, threatening the pope's safety and sank the money spent on his visit could be better used on helping the poor. —— say in. his visit could be better used on helping the poor. —— say inlj his visit could be better used on helping the poor. -- say in. i am argentine. unfortunately for argentina, he still hasn't come but eve ryo ne argentina, he still hasn't come but everyone is hoping the pope comes to them. pope francis on friday in basilica, on the world day for m

people of african ancestry arriving in the americas via british north america, and the west indies south america. we arrive under the most circumstances of human slavery. on the other hand, we persevered. ourfact that so many of relatives still exist today in newport, boston, new york, barbados, anywhere in the western hemisphere, is a testament to our perseverance. settled in 1639 over the course of the next 100 years, newport would grow to become not only ports ine most active british north america, it also became one of the most active slave ports. merchants05 and 1805, were responsible for nearly 1000 slavery voyages. transported about 100,000 africans back to the new world during that period. that arrived on rhode island ships had several pathways. rhode island being an english colony was trading and other english colonies. in the case of west africa, the gold and ginny coast of toady -- today what we recognize as nigeria to ghana. from there, africans would be taken to the west indies to english settlements in what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, afric

prisoners in chile ager in his trip to south america and then in sports we'll look at just why the rally is considered one of the world's most grueling motor sport ever it's. counting the cost why the jury's still out on despite wall street's delight we delve into china's better than expected growth story and count the cost of negative brand populace of the. counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. when diplomacy fields and fear sweeps in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's ill to sixty's instead of being an obstacle to waste into became another obstacle to peace in a four part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame at this time on al-jazeera. if you and your richardson is here to talk about the dark hour rally which is in south america even though dr is in africa and house being for ten years i think one of the world's toughest off road insurance events is heading towards the finish line a stage aroun

clearly, people of african ancestry arrived in the americans be its british or south america, they arrived under the most perilous and difficult circumstances of human slavery. on the other hand, we persevered. the fact that so many of us of african heritage still exist today in newport, boston, new york, barbados or anywhere in the western hemisphere is a testament to our perseverance. settled in 1639 over the course of the next 100 years, newport and the colony of rhode island would grow to become not only one of the most active ports in british north america, but also became the most active slave port. between 1705 and 1805, newport merchants along with bristol merchants within rhode island, were responsible for nearly 1000 slaving voyages from rhode island to west african coasts to the west indies and back to rhode island. they transported 100,000 africans back to the new world during that 100-year period. the africans that arrived on the rhode island ships had several pathways. for the most part, rhode island being an english colony, was trading in other english colonies and settlemen

bringing his six day tour of south america to an end while he was welcomed by millions of catholics and chile and spain overshadowed by sex abuse cases and both countries. reports from. more than a million people joined francis for his farewell mass. the last time proving prayed with the pope was nearly thirty years ago here that now. says the pope's visit was inspirational when they're mostly and i'm going to i'm going it's been such a wonderful emotion for me you have no idea how much i've cried. peruvians followed eighty one year old friends from the amazon in the south to the beachfront mass in one chuckle in the north. many like seventy year old. made long journeys to see the pope. so i believe in the holy father so i started from my back i made the effort travelling twenty four hours by bus i'm happy. france is still proven to not forget the poor. a society that doesn't accept those who suffer compassion toward suffering is cruel and inhumane. the argentine born pontiff criticised corruption in latin america he urged indigenous people to protect the amazon and condemned human traf

it was inevitable that south america cocaine traffickers we become increasingly popular. intelligence officials believe days to receive $200 annually, both of these sources have dried up due to sanctions the criminal then began to talk about how they have spread. they have a relationship with north korea. . . the book weaves a personal perspective of going through this and spoken to people and trying to find out what is really going on. my sense in writing it really is for us to understand what are the consequences of the choices that we make. particularly of the financial transactions, whether it's the blood bonds, bond, whether it's the counterfeit handbags whether it's the narcotics, whether it's it's -- you know i also have case of antimalarial drugs given to u.n. organizations that ended up through the ministry bonded in west africa. it was absolutely everywhere. a friend of mine who works with me was just down the street when two bombs went off in mogadishu funded partly by cigarettes coming out of dubai and you can just swap your ak-47 for a carton of cigarettes. s

after world war two this infamous non-si criminal fled to south america.until his death he was undiscovered western intelligence agencies trying for three decades to find him but couldn't. josef mengele. the d.w. media center see it find it here it discovered a. video and audio podcast to language courses in the g.w. media center at media center doc dillon dot com. welcome to pop export german music magazine this week we have a special all about the german hard rock giants scorpions. we'll show you the first scorpions film made for the big screen take a look back at their eventful history and report on one of their legendary.

this is the tenth year the dakar has been run in south america a supposedly temporary measure after the two thousand and eight race was cancelled following the killing of four french tourists on the planned route in mauritania. is the motor capital of argentina and these fans will give it up easily meanwhile the challenge is great for the races as it was in africa to get a little bit lost. it's it's change really really quick but at the moment looks not so bad for me walk no one the motorbike race well the veteran spanish driver carlos signed repeated his two thousand and ten victory in the car category as they pack up dakar two thousand and eighteen planning is already underway the next year's race in south america than there are busier court of the argentina now until four years ago only former transport for most chinese people was the bicycle as their wealth grew cause soon take over the bicycle has made a comeback with bike sharing operations booming asian brown reports the sorry this industry is in serious trouble. for some the humble bicycle has become a menace across beijing clus

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pope francis has led a final mass in lima bringing his tour of south america to an end more than a million people gathered to hear the pontiff at the last call most airbase and peruse capital during his address he warned of corruption in politics but his trips been overshadowed by his comments on the sex abuse scandal in neighboring chile and the accused victims of slandering a bishop not on a sanchez has more from lima. well the nearly week long. trip of pope francis to do ended with a massive attendance funny only one million people nearly a million peruvians to this last mass immigration in the air base of. the the trip of the pope's trip has been seen and perceived in different ways. in a lot of there was a lot of expectation that the pope would speak more about the sex abuse cases by clergymen and the trip and that on a sour note when the pope just before leaving sided with the bishop. that. the pope said that there was no proof that he allegedly for. texted a paedophile priest. and of course that caused an uproar in chile. the reaction has been very different the pope here has been c

thank you very much now pain francis has arrived in chile on the first stop of a visit to south america the pontiff has landed in the capital santiago but there have been tense scenes ahead of his visit with five churches vandalized in recent days and protests are expected against the alleged cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church security for the papal visit has been ramped up as a result you see and human is a latin america editor she is live for us in santiago so i guess the question then is is this controversy about the alleged cover up of child sexual abuse in the church likely to overshadow pay francis's visit. martin i think it's already casting a shadow on this visit in a country that used to be considered one of the world's most staunchly catholic nations and where confidence trust in the church has been to the point where now less than half of the chileans believe or could say that they consider themselves catholic anymore now behind me are as you can see there are people waiting for the pope is to come by here he's expected any moment now but there are people holding

this is the tenth year that has been run in south america a supposedly temporary measure after the two thousand and eight race was canceled following the killing of four french tourists on the planned route in mauritania. is the motor capital of argentina and these fans will give it up easily meanwhile the challenge is great for the races as it was in africa to get a little bit lost. it's it's change really really quick but at the moment looks not so bad for me. no one the motorbike race well the veteran spanish driver carlos signed repeated his two thousand and ten victory in the car category as they pack up dakar two thousand and eighteen planning is already underway the next year's race in south america. argentina. this is al jazeera these are the top stories gunmen have stormed a luxury hotel in afghanistan's capital kabul taking hostages the interior ministry says two of the gunman have been killed a special forces attempt to take control of the intercontinental hotel jennifer glass has more from kabul. the seat started about nine o'clock on saturday night when at least four gunme

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