can be a better neighbor in north america, south america, central america. europe can be a better neighbor to africa, the middle east and eastern europe. that's what we need to do. and we need to address foreign intervention by europe and the u.s. about family separation. >> caesar vargas, thank you so much for joining us. >>> that's it for our program tonight. thank you for watching amanpour on pbs. join us monday. we begin a expanded version of the program, it will be called amanpour and company. so we look forward to seeing you then. ♪ announcer: national presentation of "bbc world news" is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to "bbc news," broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories -- barack obama call for the honesty and decency to be restored in the u.s. government. now president trump hits back. >> what'd you think of president obama's speech? and i said i'm sorry, i watched it but i fellee

our friends in south america, central america, and the caribbean are still turn r burning. venezuela's fuel oil in places where our u.s. l.n.g. can replace that fuel oil. h.r. 4606 is good for our economies. it's good for new american jobs. and it's good for our environment. is legislation will mean americans rise as a world class exporter of natural gas which will help reduce emissions and pollution all across the globe. if you really care about reduced emissions, you can't deny the benefits of this legislation. i urge a no vote on this amendment. reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from colorado. ms. degette: thank you very much, mr. chairman. just quickly, these rules that the gentleman referred to alleging that they solve the problem, i would just say the b.l.m. methane rule was elimited my the trump e.p.a. under scott prosecute. so -- scott pruitt. so that's controlling the public lands emissions right now, which is what this amendment would to, and the e.p.a. rule under the clean air act is also und

. >> what about south america? >> south america, i'm recommending colombia. used to be too dangerous to go to. >> i would say there are people who say what about security? >> it's fine it's absolutely safe in every place that tourists go to and it's a wonderful place to go because it has everything that you want to see in south america. it has the andies mountains. the amazon round forest. colonial cities. it's inexpensive it's about 3,000 colombian pesos to the dollar. in 2011, it was close to 1,700. >> a place people talk about more frequently, croatia. >> if area a game of thrones fan, you want to go to croatia a lot of it was filmed there one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. medieval cities. friendly people. just a fabulous place to go. and the croatia cuna is 6.39 today. a couple of years back, you were getting five so much more value it's always been an inexpensive place to go. >>> up next on the money, a look at the news for the week ahead and the house hunters who are looking for a backyard and parks but it's not for their kids. take a l

in fact today and yesterday, about 13 countries from the region, pretty much all of south america andre is a problem desired by venezuela but very much an issue for the rest of the region. i was mentioning the un making comparisons with europe in 2015. as we detailed many times the eq has struggled to find a unified approach to the migration crisis here in europe. —— the eu. are there similar struggles among american countries? up struggles among american countries? up until now there hasn't been much ofa up until now there hasn't been much of a unified response. in this meeting they just put of a unified response. in this meeting theyjust put out an 18 point statement, a declaration really pointing to the need for more cooperation. there are some interesting points here i will read some of them. some of them are fake but one of things they have done is called for venezuela provide documentation. —— some of them are vague. people are unable to travel freely because they can't get their passport renewed or they cannot get a new password because the bureaucracy and because of the proble

he invited foreigners to settle here and built one of south america's first railways.nly a few years ago. and he sent his son, francisco solano lópez, to europe. >> anthony: in his mission, his father had sent him out to get what? arms? >> historian: arms and technicians, british engineers, and machinery. >> anthony: junior, by most contemporary accounts, was an idiot. so, he came back with a mistress. madame lynch. >> historian: yes. >> anthony: which dad wasn't too happy about. >> historian: right. ♪ >> historian: he was very traditional and wanted his son to many a paraguayan woman. >> anthony: mhmm. >> historian: to do everything by the book. >> anthony: right. paraguay's soon-to-be first mistress madame eliza lynch was the already-married daughter of an irish doctor. ambitious, social climbing, fond of nice things. >> guido: blouse imported from france. they say she brought to paraguay the first piano. and there were parties here. >> peter: he showed madame lynch to his father, and his father was upset. so she was put aside, and, uh -- >> anthony: kept as a mistre

lesbos still ahead for you on the program the head of south america regional bloc faces venezuelans who fled the crisis promising all options are on the table to solve it. and where in senegal have volunteers a cleaning the coastline from plastic pollution it's part of wild cleanup day. hell a super typhoon man course is no more a super typhoon the eyes closed going across the north of luzon causing a certain amount of structural damage with the winds and a fair amount of rain but it's quickly moving therefore though no longer a super typhoon it's still a typhoon that is over warm waters now off the south china seas if anything it'll probably pick up a bit more energy become a little bit more windy which means the outer edges who are equally be battered in hong kong could be on one of these outer edges the main rain belt is broad's and it's on its way slowly west woods so it will hit land somewhere in southwest china and then carry on to vietnam now of course the rain bands of fly off all over the place as a lot more rain still come to come for the northern philippines and to southern c

one till nine hundred thirty five it was the tallest building in south america and it's now part of our national heritage but the money on us will not. be and so there's also the gateway of the citadel which is all that remains of a fortification that protected the city in the colonial era yes like now it's at the entrance to the old town. you have you had some pedestrian zone with shops restaurants museums and offices runs right through the old town feels your p.c. on the one of the dail has a million and a half resident almost half the population of europe lives with three and a half million inhabitants it's a small country ok. if this is the plaza my three lists and the oldest plaza in town it's surrounded by historical buildings such as montevideo is cathedrals because he is. coming and going they mostly are also a few market stalls on the square which you can rummage through in the shade of the tree and so it could get up left. to go i'm going to have lunch now in a popular and traditional place. market so now what it was. like you almost like with that here you find the best your

so ahead for you on this news from london the head of south america's regional bloc visits venezuelans who fled the crisis in that country promising that all options are on the table to solve it also. i'm catherine of the kenyan coast where boat made over the plastic waste is i'll be telling you why it's such a milestone for the people here. and in sport the maldives a huge upset to win the biggest football tournament in south asia. however the skies are opening up nicely across a good part of europe now see plenty of september sunshine coming through still some showers over towards the eastern side of the continent though just around the black sea ukraine western side of russia up towards the baltic states clear skies for central parts but a chance of one or two showers around the age matic and still some rather lively showers over towards that western side of the med just affecting that he's inside of spain that'll be the case as we go through the next couple of days over the next couple days you will see wet and windy weather sweeping its way towards the british isles we've got laws

peered -- do you know if china has infiltrated south america? >> we keep hearing china. china is very involved globally peered there doing things in south america. >> thank you, howard with the christian science monitor. you said at the end that you welcome some of the american left that seem to be getting this now. .russia's influence in its attempts at influence peered but that seemed to be happening at a time when some on the right and some self identified republicans seem to be -- seem to be going the other way, i might say peered we have polls where putin is growing in popularity, recently there was a poll showing a there still small but a double digit percentage of republicans that they would welcome russian influence in alaskans if it was on the right side influence in elections if it was on the right side peered why do you think that is happening and what can be done or what should be done to nip that in the bud -- >> obviously -- i don't know what people say to pollsters. as a -- why are you talking to a poster? -- i'm guessing that som

the mirror but what do you make of what's going on in venezuela john from your visits down in south america that is a well is is a contagion. over a million people from venezuela have gone into colombia a country of nine million people you basically have some similarities in terms of the impact on colombia just like the impact of syria has had on lebanon and syria and had on jordan and lesser expense lesser extent on turkey. but venezuela it's incredibly complicated because the united states needs venezuela to be relatively stable but. cuba needs venezuela quite a bit so where you go is that with iran and venezuela basically having taken out about five million barrels of oil a day out of the global marketplace oil prices of generally remained high that's not good for cuba it is good for venezuela if they could do something with it but the trump in this ration wants our prices decrease so in order to do that you either are going to sell strategic oil petroleum from the united states into the marketplace which is temporary or you're going to increase output from venezuela and they run. the ch

with the french naval units -- would they sees the french naval base or invade south america?as they did in germany. 1200 german schools with nazi textbooks and nazi teachers. nazi newspapers. also in brazil, there were 260,000 japanese taking order days taking orders from japan. german airlines had been established. german pilots were reserve officers. the planes had bomb racks already put in. in argentina, german athletic clubs had been organized exclusively for germans. here was a fifth column, ready to take over. in havana, we met with 20 other american republics. >> there must not be a shadow of a doubt anywhere, as to the determination of the american nations not to permit the invasion of their hemisphere by the armed forces of any power or any possible combination of powers. >> 20 american nations stood firm. the americas would not allow any european colony in this hemisphere to be transferred to a non-american power. we said keep out. we meant it. >> we must increase production facilities for everything needed for the army, navy, for national defense. i believe that th

i was going to ask you, because this is just not for brazil, it is important for south america as well's right, one of the biggest natural history collections in the americas and it's not just items from brazil, it is items from very many different countries, including a 12,000—year—old skull believed to be one of the oldest from the americas. you know, people on social media just putting up loads of pictures of all of the items that they think have been lost in this fire. and certainly, you know, it's still, as i say, very much under way, trying to understand exactly what this loss means. but, just by looking at the images coming out this evening, it doesn't look like much will be saved. indeed, people commenting, as you said, on social media. and i think the director of the museum has spoken as well, hasn't he? that's right. one of the biggest concerns — and we haven't got down to the detail of how this fire started, but there is a lot of concern that funding was a problem for this museum, and people are talking about the fact that this is just a sign of the times, of the importance

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we have challenges in the caribbean in terms of the refugee crisis, borders are closing in south america, latin america and the caribbean. what is the end game here? i mean, you said -- it's not sustainable just to offer humanitarian relief, which i agree with. but are there other things that broadly speaken the international community can be doing to assist a really quite desperate situation in our own neighborhood in the americas? >> i think in some ways you've got the seeds of the answer so it is the international community which must stand as one. this is not a colombia problem, this is not a u.s. problem. it's all of us coming together and taking a stand. i think that's vitally important. and there are a couple of pieces to it. so there's the obvious -- the need for a humanitarian response to an ongoing catastrophe that we all see and we are doing that. i don't know that we in the u.s. fully appreciate the magnitude of these flows, the numbers involved and how as these venezuelans truly desperate venezuelans are moving throughout the region, what will this will mean for institutions

south america. venezuela certainly large russian presidents although it may have been this fashion may have diminished because there's not much more they can do there. they have tried in ecuador. they tried ten years ago, for example, they had this major program that was one that was run weaponsg to through venezuela and colombia but they're trying to get , intelligence cooperation and information networks with venezuela and ecuador was about the leftist government against colombia, our main ally in the part of the world. in terms of argentina, 2014 they had the networks on argentina television rt. i think they still have a presence in argentina but the government is completely different and the circumstances are not much different. >> thank you. not that much all over south america. one more question. to the gentleman, i can't read his name, the last with the do you know if china has infiltrated in south america? >> one keeps hearing china come yes, it's very involved in venezuela. i'm not a latin

thirty other so-called czech aspirant is the only one on the table there ensley has more from south america. if the reason why the british prime minister thought that by coming here and looking european leaders in the eyes she might have more chance of persuading them that her so-called checkers deal was worth thinking about she'll be going home i think really disappointed at the final press conference the head of the european council donald tusk said in no uncertain terms that there was complete unity among the e.u. twenty seven that checkers would not work but only that he said they all had complete faith in michel barnier the european the ghost who the british side doesn't really like and worst of all for the british he poured cold water on the idea that there was definitely going to be especially you summit in the to hammer out the final terms with the deal he said that the european twenty seven would go away and decide by their own summit in october which the british were no longer invited to if there was any point having a summit in the. moment of truth for rigid negotiations will be

more and more from south america. this may also include mexico and central america. parents of u.s. citizens by region. asians seem more year to bring -- hearing to bring over their parents as well. but you can see, in terms of the act will, it is not that high, but in terms of based on this crude category by region, who is availing themselves of this possible immigration pathway. this is to give a more up-to-date and detailed sense of who is coming in under what status. in 2011, we had 1.1 million entering legal residents. next we have family preferences, we have refugees and asylum, employment. as we think about this, when we think about the push for immigration reform, which i think people generally agree is needed, and there is a significant group that thinks we need to lower the overall numbers of immigrants again. but then we will then have to think about what categories of legal immigrants would we cut? how can we reduce the numbers? i show you this in order to help you process through, these are the kinds of choices and priorities people are trying, we are having protracted

military in south america as you know. lou: that's why i wanted to give it some attention here tonight. ambassador john bolton warning iran there will be hell to pay if iran threatens or goes about harming our allies in the region. your thought. >> the trump administration is doing something i have been waiting for for 38 years through democratic and republican administrations. to see iran as our number one enemy in the world. they have them in the bull's-eye. it's not just the nuclear issue. they are pushing back on iran for their behavior in the region. lebanon, syria, iraq, yemen. and they don't want them to build ballistic missiles. and they are imposing significant sanctions on them. the export of oils down 35%. lou: are they look for a fight? >> the united states? lou: no i'm talking about iran. >> no. they have lots of rhetoric, they will use proxies. any confrontation with iranian forces, they lose and they lose the regime. they will try to hang on by their fingernails buying into the kerry propaganda, wait out str

led to high profile graft probes targeting dozens of powerful bottom olens including morales in south. america is under increasing pressure off the results of the new poorly here in germany only twenty eight percent of voters surveyed backed merkel's conservatives the lowest share in over two decades the survey also showed that the far right alternative for germany has overtaken the center left to become the country's second largest party for the first time ever with strife within the coalition with urgent opposition many are asking for how long can chancellor machall hold on. still be. this is usual at german chancellor angela merkel's weekly cabinet meeting yet the struggle to keep her coalition together is increasingly taking its toll. the latest germany trend by public broadcaster a r d again system ackles coalition government lose its overall majority the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. drops to twenty eight percent its worst result ever social democratic coalition partner s.p.d. is down to seventeen percent while the far right e.f.t. party has become the second strongest political force for t

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foreign policy a specially in south america particularly in venice way where we're talking about right now is this common. why absolutely i mean the u.s. if we focus on latin america itself has been very deeply involved in coups since the one nine hundred fifty four coup in guatemala with which in which the cia overthrew a democratically elected president this led to a series of military juntas which killed approximately two hundred thousand people mostly mine indians and what is now generally regarded as genocide and again the cia initially. rejected claims that it was involved but has subsequently admitted it was involved in that coup and you can go down the line the cia supported a coup in brazil in one nine hundred sixty four the us supported the coup very violent and tragic two against salvador allende in one nine hundred seventy three you can go down the line this is been standing operating procedure of the united states certainly since world war two and even before that in the case of venezuela . recently is many people know the president nicolas maduro barely escaped in assassi

the leader of the regional bloc in south america isn't ruling out military intervention to overthrow venezuela's president the secretary general has been speaking to venezuelan migrants in colombia at least one point five million people have fled the political economic crisis at home putting additional strain on resources and thereby countries. reports from the colombia venezuelan border was the secretary general of the oas. it's wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake his hand and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to be trying to finish. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference and said only restoring democracy in v

to a lot of guys in the oil business the higher ups the guys making more money they've gone to south america in the middle east so they'll be back i guess some day but. so that's the general process. sort of her cleaning the. i could buy a house and i did i could stay in a very nice apartment but i don't need it and i have very low overhead and i like it that way i don't have a lot of needs. and this is. it is cheap this was a born garage and there was a snow storm and heavy snow storm about three years ago i suppose and the snow load on the roof caused the roof to collapse so anyway it's kind of an open air garage and i. have a hose hooked up in there and i watch. the oil industry has changed dramatically and i don't like to see that i see companies going out of business and people being fired and laid off and loading up a u.-haul trailers and heading out of town and it's sad. it hasn't really affected me because. we service the infrastructure that has been built and once that infrastructure is built it still needs to be maintained i'm very thankful for that. so tonight we'll have from new

of the nation's sovereignty and dignity are persecuted now there are no more military crews on south america. power overthrow through congress is. another mechanism used by the us to undermine presidents who fight against imperialism it is a constant point for two kinds of. mystics are who embrace the situation in a certain way making sure that their presence continue to serve the people as opposed to american interests. in a bid to try and stop the spread of disease the authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts but those that live close by do say that it is turning their lives into a nightmare shot at the been set up to again historic parliamentary elections in sweden during which we saw a rise of writing two in sweden democrats while social democrats the the ruling party the biggest and historically the most powerful party in sweden i mean was shaking dramatically with their worst results in decades to now as an outcome we have two major groups in the parliament left center bloc included social democrats then the opposition alliance block formed

the bbc‘s south america business correspondent daniel gallas reports from sao paulo.will be a make or break week for argentinian president macri. 0n monday he is government will introduce policies to try to bring international confidence in the country's finances. 0ver international confidence in the country's finances. over the weekend argentinian papers said as many as ten ministers will be axed notjust to save money, also to show a change of leadership. 0n to save money, also to show a change of leadership. on tuesday the finance minister will meet with the imf's finance minister will meet with the imf‘s christine lagard and his goal is to finalise a deal that will quicken macri payments to argentina ofa quicken macri payments to argentina of a $50 billion loan package, in exchange for that, argentina will announce further spending cuts in its budget. edward glossop is a latin american economist at capital economics, and joins me now. good morning, welcome to the briefing. give us your take on this week, very important for argentina, isn't it? absolutely. the first

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so i wouldn't be surprised if it's doing the same things in south america that it's doing in north america a. >> okay. also in the second row here. >> thank you. mike, i'd like to ask you, you said at the end there that you welcomed the -- the american left, getting this now, that russia's influence and its attempts that influencing here. but that seemes to be happening in a time when some on the right and some self-identified republicans in polls seem to be going the other way. might say we, polls where putin is, you know, growing popular y popularity, recently there was a poll showing it's still small, but double-digit percentage of republicans said they would welcome russian influence in elections if it was on the right side. on the right direction. so wondering why -- why do you think that's happening and what can be done or what should be done to kind of nip that in the bud? >> you know, being somewhat -- welcoming the left to the threat that russia represents under putin, but obviously, and i don't know what people say to tell pollsters the things they say. when i answer a pollster,

hollow we've got some some showers long dispose of rain pushing into central parts of south america fair bit of clout that just around will santiago to want to sara's but we'll see that the wettest weather across the east side of power requires we go through the remainder of where the stay on into thursday that pushes for a spot on the side of that fine and fly twenty one and want to say it was very agreeable weather hey want to showers up towards the northwest into venezuela into colombia and panama plenty of showers meanwhile just pulling away from the greats ratties into that western side of the caribbean but downpours coming through here could see want to see showers affecting the great run to these by thursday but for the yeast inside of the caravan with us around ten days is fine and brutal reus tropical sunshine sunshine too i'm pleased to say now pushing into that eastern side of the u.s. these pictures coming out of louisiana still showing the revels the water cresting very high picking around now as we go on through the next couple of days we should start to see things receding

one of the oldest human remains found in south america as well, a 12,000 year old woman skeleton.lding itself has great historic value, it was the house of the portuguese royal family from 1800 onwards. it is a very tragic loss. lots of people were saying that the government knew this museum wasn't getting enough money, did the minister want to talk about that? reports year after year have pointed out that the situation was very precarious. in 2004, the then secretary of energy and electricity literally said that the building would eventually catch fire and be com pletely would eventually catch fire and be completely burnt. in 2016 an internal report also said that the building was in a very difficult situation and the ceiling could fall on the heads of the researchers and the visitors. but what we've seen so far is that the budget has been significantly reduced from 2013 to 2018. the budget was 500,000 a year and now it was 55,000. i questioned the ministry of culture as to which was the responsibility of the central government and in all situations like that, the different level

. >> one in south america, the other in japan.e families wrecovering from jebi.on now, japan's been hit againy a 6.7 earthquake. and rescuers are using trained dogs to try to find survivors. at least 16 people are dead with 20 to 30 others still missing. the quick left the island at a n till. no phones and no trains. also major power stage has been challenged and it hit ecuador. last night's quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.2. so far on that e, no early reports of damage. >>> we turn t capithill, where tensions run high on the final day of grling of supreme cot nominee brett kavanaugh. yesterday, cory booker said that he planned to release a document about racial profiling. that's despite the fact its release would violate senate rules. republicans fired back on booker's political ambitions. >> i'm going to release the e-mail o racial profiling. >> running for president is no excuse for violating the rules of the senate. >> in one of the documents, kavanaugge sed legal scholars do not consider roe versus wade settled law. and capitol police arrested 70 protesters. >>> president tr

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of the nation's sovereignty and dignity are persecuted now there are no more military crews on south america now powers overthrown through congresses and course that is another mechanism used by the us to undermine presidents who fight against imperialism it is a constant fight the fight of all mankind but let's be optimistic i hope that nations embrace the situation and react in a certain way making sure that their presence continue to serve the people as opposed to american interests. in a bid to try and stop the spread of disease authorities increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts those that live close by i say is turning their lives into a nightmare i think charlotte do penske investigates. behind these are gates stands in the sour district the fixture in france's first illegal venue especially if addicks the idea was to give addicts a safe space to get clean needles to prevent the spread of disease as well as to be able to seek help but since it opened almost two years ago people living and working on this street say it's turned the lives into a nightmare despite g

. >> here we had some of the best specimens from south america. we need your help. reporter: firefighters, investigators, evesome people who worked at the museum have been going into the buding. every so often they come out with an artifact. among the onlookers was a museum intern. she is devastated. >> you would never think of th louvre in paris catching fire. this sort of thing happens in brazil, though. 200 years of history gone in a matter of hours. reporter: for some, the sadness. turned to ange they say spending cuts led to raglect. it isn't justlian history that has gone up in flames. many see this as a metaphor for the economic and political crisis. anchor: katie joined me a short time ago. i asked her about the efforts by firefighters to control the blaze. reporter: just a short while ago, they were still hosing through a window. sthere wererks flying as well. it is still early to tell what can be saved. the largest meteorite ever discovered in brazil has been saved. still, there are millions of artifacts that many believe have been lost r. anchor: is it th

and if that's true not only could south america's second largest economy risk a new default but also major social unrest like the kind that brought down the government in two thousand and one. see in mulan al-jazeera when a situs. of the economic crisis in venezuela has sent hundreds of thousands into neighboring countries in peru they've been met with racial slurs but some of them say that's still easier to deal with than conditions back home marianna sanchez reports from peru's capital lima. thirty eight year old the bush man keeps an eye on municipal police well selling a traditional rice string from venezuela he still doesn't have a street vendor permit trying to make a living far away from home it's hard he says but worse is here in slurs against and swings. especially to people like me a street vendor people tell me move get out of here go back to your country. an armed assault mainly perpetrated by even assailants and caught on security cameras sparked a wave of anti been astroland feeling in. this honest compatriots are paying the price. people have to understand we are not a

bloomberg spoke with the leaders of south america's two biggest economies.st up, mauricio macri. there is zero chance of argentina defaulting again, he said. to moreok forward certainty to the financial program of argentina next year. we will have more support from them. >> how much more? >> i cannot say. they are still negotiating. that would bring more confidence to the market. at the same time we are , the plan we had of five years to achieve fiscal balance and public accounts. we will be done next year so we are doing a huge effort. >> you wanted to avoid what happened on august 29 happening again. you went on national television and you told argentines you had yougreement with the imf, accelerated disbursement of funds and it turned out there was not an agreement and we are talking about a new agreement with the imf and we have not heard anything from the imf. are you certain that the imf will give you more money and it is going to give you that money on a faster timetable? >> [inaudible] close to final agreements. that will benefit the program and arge