she ended up swapping solihull in the uk, for south america and is now in charge of the country's women'sture to a continent better known for its football. james law went to buenos aires to meet her. the languages spanish the skills of pure solihull. sian kelly went to argentina three years ago the language degree but ended up in charge of the women's team. when i just started at my local cricket clu b just started at my local cricket club at 16 years of doing a friday night here and there, i never imaginedi night here and there, i never imagined i would come out to buenos aires and the coaching and south america so it's been a big step up and i've learned a lot. sian kelly isa very and i've learned a lot. sian kelly is a very good coach. she is a win in so she can understand us better than men serve for us, that gift give usa than men serve for us, that gift give us a lot of advantages against other countries. —— she is a woman. we are lucky to have here. sian kelly is not just we are lucky to have here. sian kelly is notjust a big hit with the first team, she also works alongside a prog

south america was buying into socialism, hook, line, sinker? >> i think president's statement all options are on the table apply to a lot of things not necessarily venezuela. south america certainly we can expand the trade relationship. there is lot we can trade. we are competitors in certain areas, certainly agriculture but i was blown away by this press conference, even called the election that said donald trump would win in 2020 so to speak. pretty impressive press conference. charles: general motors will invest $2.7 billion in brazil, in sao paulo next five years. when you see corporations going behind these meetings like this, sort of, sort of corroborates just how great the relationship is and perhaps the upside potential. michael, david, thank you both very, very much. really appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles: market moving higher. off the highs of the session as investors continue to price in accommodation let's say forever that the federal reserve will abandon quantitative tightening? how dovish can we expect them to go? my

he left room for south america as agreed with the israelis. i went to venezuela then to brazil and argentina was highly regarded and respected my heart kept longing for jerusalem and its ancient streets left a small prison to enter a big one. but within months she broke the agreement banning him from visiting arab countries he accepted yasser arafat's invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the palestinian national conference in syria for the national the south america loves the club and a country well said all economic. measures so you know of us and you will have many. of the loss of a lot if the ballot measures rather than going to one engine. would be. why is are far from a lot. beirut. while khaled across. the bush. years oh is that all. but going a little bit because he was able to near zero at the end he can hear when the men in the house are more behavioral to film academy members were looking chemical nudism three week old connecticut to be able to. be in with the. elephant the camel vanier palau up well and whom of the of. miche

switching gears now to south america supporters of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and opposition leader held rival rallies on saturday venezuela is experiencing the third in a series of nationwide blackouts in only twenty days which have collapsed the water transportation and telecommunications services local journalists got as. there were some protests on the streets. position and just streets to support nicolas maduro and protest against intervention of the u.s. and the opposition went out to protest against the power outage in the city also the opposition called for a new set of protests. calling the operation of slieve ration of the country. testing because we have no electricity and no savvy and it is a fact. for the quality of life of every person especially children. we pray to live in peace we are a free democratic country and who want to give up our homeland to any. time of this band we are protesting because we have no water and no power we've had have there's a blackout foods get spoiled and consumer electronics are being broken by the power of yes and dangerous marci

he left room for south america as agreed with the israelis. i went to venezuela then to brazil and argentina was highly regarded and respected my heart kept longing for jerusalem and this ancient streets left a small prison to enter a big one. but within months she broke the agreement banning him from visiting arab countries he accepted yasser arafat's invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the palestinian national conference in syria for the national the south america loves the club and i continue well said all i can i walk and gnarly and. measures so you know of us and you will have many. a one malala was the last of another if the ballot measures rather than going to one engine. would be. why is our staff from our. beirut. the us. yours always the dollar. but it's going. to be vertical which would mean. that the but any can it when the men. behave all of the filmmaking i'm in phoebus we're looking at the symphony the coalition is going to be he.

decisions help bring about any kind of peaceful resolution to south america's problems. are the words of a complex and troubled region. john carroll president of u.s. trade and economic council welcome to my show it's great to have you with us so let's talk about but allow me to start with because it's such a hot topic right now in the news. from one side we have the u.s. government that is supporting the opposition leader as the legitimate leader putting in sanctions on the other hand the government is still somehow holding on or what do you think will happen at this point because america is so involved in this crisis and the crisis is no nowhere close to be resolved to using it will actually have to intervene directly in vain and so at some point venezuela has become a contagion in the americas just like syria has become a contained in the middle east it's quite likely that mr murderer will eventually leave the challenge will be how do you go about doing that i think that the chinese government in the russian government have privately come to terms that the relationshi

changing gears to south america, guaido returning to venezuela today.position leader who has been declared acting president left the country last week in violation of a supreme court ordered travel ban. he went to meet with vice president mike pence in the u.s. and shore up support across south-central america. in our reporter who's been recovering this. he came back to venezuela today and there was a lot of fanfare, people were fainting in the streets at the side of him. at the end of the day, his return really hasn't changed anything. venezuela is still in the position it was in three or four weeks ago, right? ben: that's right. 's trip comes to guaido to south america, he really came off as the head of state. the fact is once he gets back to venezuela, he cannot practically as maduroh as long maintains the military support he has. there's no sign of that changing in the near term. caroline: how bad is it for people on the street? more juniord that officers probably are being affected by the issues that are affecting the entire population, just not th

he left room for south america as agreed with the israelis. i went to venezuela then to brazil and argentina was highly regarded and respected my heart kept longing for jerusalem and its ancient streets left a small prison to enter a big one. but within months. broke the agreement banning him from visiting arab countries he accepted yasser arafat's invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the palestinian national conference in syria for the national the south america loves the club and the country well said all i can and what the and and. and. and measures so you know of us and you will have many. of the loss of a lot if that the whole measures rather than going to one nation. the little. while is are far from a lot. beirut. while khaled across. the. years oh is that all. that is going on in the saloon bill that you call me which would need. any can it when the men in the us are more behavioral to filmmaking i'm in phoebus we're looking chemical nudism three week old can easily get to be. elephant camel demi or palau up by lana who muffy o

to argentina for a meeting with president might see a mockery why doe's been travelling across south america with trips to brazil and colombia to gain support for a change of government in venezuela meanwhile the united states says it will continue to take appropriate action against venezuelan president nicolas maduro. you're up to date with all of our top stories this hour i will be back with more news for you in about twenty five minutes time to join me then by finale. this is the fact the smallest porpoise on the planet one that could soon be lost forever. with an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen now it's a race against time to try and save a species without intervention how long do you give the i would say year to about us to this is the hail mary or potatoes. this is a tax never a show about innovations that can change lives we're going to explore the intersection of heart and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way this is a show about science by scientists.

friday night, i never imagined that i would be coming out on a saturday and be coaching all over south america big step up and i've learned a lot. she is a very good coach, she can understand us better than men. so for us, that gives us a lot of advantages against other countries, so we are very lucky to have her here. sian isn'tjust a big hit with the first team, she also works along a programme encouraging children from poorer areas of buenos aires to get involved in the game, as well as coaching the mini flamingos, the next generation of players. you like cricket when sian is the coach. she is going with us, funny. we can learn lots of things and play. and it is very funny. this is where her love of cricket began, where she played since the age of seven with her twin sister, marie. who is now the captain of warwickshire. phil mccubbin coached them both. as a coach, it'sjust an absolute dream, especially in the competitions at the end of every session when we have some catching competitions or some small thing like a bag of sweets or 50p or something. so they are very, very competitive. sian

in europe, in asia, in the middle east, in south america, and in the united states 11 people were killed in a nothing because they were jews. what's happening in our country should alarm us all. the attacks on your colleagues because they are muslim or african-american or hispanic or members of the lgbtq community, every attack must be condemned when it's based on hatred. but when a colleague invokes anti-semitic lies, then this body must condemn that anti-semitism. anti-semitism is worthy of being taken seriously. it's worthy of being called out. jews control the world? jews care only about money? jews have dual loyalty and can't be members of the country in which they live? words matter. for generations they have had dangerous consequences for me, for my family, and for my people. this shouldn't be so hard. i yield back. >> a bipartisan trio of house members talk about the nation's infrastructure needs. republican john katko of new york, democrat jim kos ka of oregon. took part in a discussion. >> supreme court justices samuel alito testify before a subcommittee. we'll have live covera

uh, south america for $200. dave. - who are the inca? - correct. uh, south america for $400.

the private sector and alan did mention that you'd see more extreme poverty in other parts of south america i guess in some ways it can be relative to the living standards across the continent but given that venezuela is regarded as one of the most unequal countries in the world how does that compare with what you've seen in other parts of south america that. well as i was saying to you before i mean. yes i mean it is obviously it is all equal i mean the inequality everywhere but what i would sort of as i was saying before you know i don't think the poverty as i was saying was quite as extreme as a say brazil where yes ok you have extreme wealth in brazil you know you have power sources and you have a bit of a middle class but in caracas it seemed. yes there are obviously wealthy people in the eastern suburbs of caracas where you can sort of buy your anything you want if you go to the supermarkets. but then also you know the say in the center of caracas i would sort of say i mean you can definitely notice yes there are a lack of restaurants is a lack of. you know there's a middle class cons

has been traveling across south america with trips to brazil and colombia to gain support for a change of government in venezuela is due to visit ecuador on saturday as well meanwhile the united states says it will continue to take appropriate action against venezuelan president nicolas maduro earlier on friday the state department impose new sanctions against six venezuelan government officials meanwhile russia's government to say it stands behind the do it just by quoting international pressure for him to resign it follows talks between russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and majoris vice president del c. rodriguez in moscow said president putin had expressed support and solidarity from the duo he referred to as a colleague and friend step boss and has more from moscow. the timing of the visit of doubts he rodrigo's the vice president of venezuela is interesting because it comes only one day after russia lost a resolution of vote basically asking for support of nicolas maduro and his control over international aid this resolution got only four votes in the security council which

with the countries -- i think it's the largest economy in south america.ortant. once they get in there at the same thing will happen that happen in the oval office. the questions will come out about mueller, about a lot of different topics. and that is the way we see these things go. >> harris: yeah, you know, as you bring that up i'm looking at the date of the president is having with the media here in the united states. i want to remind everybody we are watching the rose garden right now waiting for president trump to come out with brazil's president, bolsonaro. they had an earlier talk and photo op that went to full-blown questions answered by this president. i want to bring in chief white house correspondent john roberts who is live from the rose garden where the president is set to speak at any moment. martha maccallum was gracious enough to stay here with me. >> harris, good afternoon too. typically with these joint appearances with foreign leaders it is two questions her side. i don't know how deep in the weeds who will be able to get in terms of th

origin, south of america -- her country of origin, south america, voicing concerns about whatat is goingin nicacaraga and nezuzuela. and what was surprising, she mennioned her concerns about% saudi arabia, but thereewas no reference to the assassination of mr. can associate -- mr. khashoggi of last year, which is now subject to investigation. she was vevery crititical of government clamping down on freedom to ththe pressed, but it was a report card. what was missing w was a cririte on what is going on in the ukraine. much,n, thank you very reporting from geneva. a prison inmate was shot dead after police stormed the visitor's room where she and her themselves. this is after she and her great"on yelled "god is in arabic after stabbing two prison guards. >> after a standoff lasting 10 hours, police have arrested the man who attacked two prison guards at a high perpetration facility, coming from inside the prison. authorities are viewing this as a terror attack. the men carried out the stabbings to prevent the perpetrator of last december -- to avenge the perpetratotorrof e last attack on t

really is needed as we head a bit further towards the south there's also plenty of showers parts of south america at the moment as well some of them are really quite heavy and they're generally stretching down towards salvador at the moment to the south of that there's more in the way of dry weather for us on saturday but on sunday i think we'll see a few more showers just begin to work through parts of argentina and just on the border there with chile as well as ari's will be at twenty three. eternity. sick of us military occupation. head to my prison my freedom my heartbeat my life by languages my occupation since thought of insanity of the old school of the horrors of novel can have moved. to roost and there are rock and a hard to please coming soon. fourteen bit dime of change and discovering. that love is not for me. to forge an identity by tiny bit. piece me i'm confused i don't know nineteen ninety nine south africa revisits the children of about died seven years on as they grow and develop with their country. fourteen south africa part one on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on the

bowl my next set of countries will be in south america i'm thinking of this it's in brazil or argentina libya i haven't been to soften my favorite song quite excited to the box and. well that's all for today but if you want to see any of the show again or you missed the beginning you'll find it on our website at g.w. dot com slash culture until we do a new one tomorrow and in fact you'll find all sorts of things about the culture from around the world that and that's all we've got time for today my thanks to the crew here in berlin and thank you for watching we'll see you both again very soon for bob barr from the. laundry got international talk show for journalists to discuss. the topic of the week small international women's day we're taking a close look at women in power and asking the better public to show them what impact is the next generation of young female politicians like the time of to join us on quadriga chauffeurs. quadriga thirty minutes w. . closely . listen carefully to. those soon. to do good. and discover. subscribe to the documentary on to. the same extravagant. going

all my next set of countries will be south america i think more visits in brazil argentina libya i haven't been to soften my favorite song quite excited about. well that's all for today but if you want to see any of the show again or you missed the beginning you'll find it on our website at g.w. dot com slash culture until we do a new you want to borrow and in fact you'll find all sorts of things about culture from around the world that that's all we got time for today my thanks to the crew here in berlin and thank you for watching we'll see you but again very soon book by bar it's about. the call. center the conflict zone funding the powerful. my guess is. here in brussels is the belgian m.e.p. felipe blocks who sits on the european parliament for exit steering committee. to go shaded in good faith in islam famous units of the twenty seven the forgiving crowd doesn't look like. conflicts of slow food movement ducks. the prison here of its most fascinating at its most exciting coke's its most creative colorful clever trendy taste of innovative brilliance charming. and the resistible. the f

initiative also includes infrastructure projects like bridges well where lines and ports and africa and south america beijing wants to use these corridors to export goods from chinese factories to markets all over the world bost is that belgian road just a trade project or rather a tool to globally project china's power. china's ruling communist party is the most powerful in the world and it maintains absolute control over where when and how much foreign companies can invest in china despite some recent reforms foreign firms doing business in china continue to face major restrictions. outside china the party has launched in them bishes expansion of global trade routes for chinese products. the belton road initiative involves hundreds of infrastructure projects around the world but they're rarely put out to tender there's little transparency in how they're decided and competing foreign companies say they do not encounter a level playing field. still when the chinese leadership comes bearing billions in investments it's tempting for a financially cash strapped country to take part. last week he signed

still a medical student born to an argentinian middle class family he decides to travel across south america shocked by the poverty of his continent he blames american imperialism. with his first wife an ardent communist he subscribes to the philosophies of marx and stalin he dreams of a revolution but hasn't for yet. we sure do remember you can feel you know the meeting up on. the cement cup on theme printed the montage. since the future. unlike video castro has taken up arms. on the twenty sixth of july one thousand nine hundred fifty three the young lawyer prepared an armed attack on the moncada. nyx in santiago de cuba castro is determined to overthrow them dictator for conceal but instead unfortunately for construct is arrested and tried now a mass three must say spent or the that roams yet how will they face then i will see only this is the last outcome on balance a second on say thirty time and they can relate so little there is the moment the edge of the aphelion of the plant the i.e. just the young lady inclusive i mean the same way how they a long time i mean as you that in fact. f

central america about the same time but more importantly is where those two cultures north and south america meet with to teach to a very important place for al-jazeera to be. eleven o'clock and over the top stories here on al-jazeera the first funerals have taken place in christchurch new zealand for victims of friday's shooting two mosques that killed fifty people thirty bodies have been released to the families for burials please hope to return the rest of the remains as soon as possible. new zealand's prime minister just announce a two minute silence will be observed on friday for the victims of the attacks islamic call to prayer will also be televised nationwide and in an interview with al jazeera jacinto dunn said the attack was an affront to all these ilands here was a. group of new zealanders. who had gathered for a place of peace for wu ship. and who should have been able to safely would show up and have them and their families lives have being devastated by the acts of this terrorist but it is the fact that it is so confronting to us this new zealanders said it happened in that pla

set of countries will be solved i'm thinking office in brazil for one libya i haven't been to south america yet so i'm quite excited about it and. well that's all for today but if you want to see any of the show again or you missed the beginning you'll find it on our website at g.w. dot com slash culture until we do a new one to borrow and in fact you'll find all sorts of things about culture from around the world that and that's all we've got time for today my thanks to the crew here in berlin and thank you for watching received it again very soon but bob barr from the. laundry international talk show for journalists to discuss. the topic of the week is not international women's day we're taking a close look at women in power and asking of days of back to politicians on what impact is the next generation of young female politicians like the town of to join us on quadriga shoulder but. quadriga and thirty minutes on t.w. . there are ninety two more. women for internet activists one mission. to. against her question and filings they determine the powers of social media. their messages first

i'm thinking of this in brazil or argentina on one libya i haven't been to south america gets on quite excited to the box and. well that's all for today but if you want to see any of the show again or you missed the beginning you'll find it on our website at g.w. dot com slash culture until we do a new one to borrow and in fact you'll find all sorts of things about culture from around the world that and that's all we got time for today my thanks to the crew here in berlin and thank you for watching we'll see you bit again very soon from the. laundry international talk show for journalists. discuss the topic of the week it's not international women's day we're taking a close look at women in power and asking faizabad to pole existence and what impact is the next generation of young female politicians likely to have to join us on quadriga scholefield. quadriga ninety minutes on d w. what's the connection between bread. and the european you. know guild motto b.w. correspondent and avid baker crop. turn to spend much go about the recipes for success and the strategies that make a differenc

america wins. we know the only way to deal with border issues to the south is to have a stable, healthy, more law-abiding economy in mexico. we know canada is our closest ally. we end up with a recent trading blocs, north america will be essential to american workers. said wetwitter viewer can only control them with a multilateral agreement. the report makes a statement that the only way you can really deal with trade issues and the dumping of metals is a multilateral approach. whether you can revive tpp, that is a political issue. we are good at saying no, we re--brand the effort -- we rebrand the effort. this is what came out with the previous report with the carnegie endowment. ohioans, when we ran focus groups across the state, we found there was anger about trade, but they are angry that trade policy wasn't linked to domestic policy in the united states. if you are in small towns across the state of ohio and in pennsylvania, and other places where century's old factories left, washington never really -- to giveet these these towns a chance to get back up. there is a lot of concern that something is

it's time to head back and for five days we crossed the stormy seas of the drake passage to south america before heading home. an opportunity to consider the wonder of what we've seen and the challenges that lie ahead in winning the protection of the precious part of our planet. and whether or not this protection will indeed be granted in hobart in nine months time. after months of campaigning and intense lobbying by the greenpeace team it all comes down to here how about on the island of tasmania in australia with the future of the weddell sea we've decided. this is where it's all happening the headquarters of the antarctic commission that protects and manages the planet's southernmost waters. everything from territorial claims to fishing rights are being thrashed out right now by twenty five government delegations historically the departure point for several antarctic expeditions today hobart is the place where the fate of the continent hangs in the balance. after a voyage together in antarctica i hook up again with will he's been lobbying hard for the weddell sea sentry since i last sa

. >> when whee talk about central and south america, it is a double edge sword.say, let's help them and other times they say know when we go in with the military or something like that, we shouldn't be involved in there. should we get involved in the economy in the politics of central and south america? >> if we don't want thousands of people presenting themselves at our border, we do. in the long term it would cost us less than bidding a wall that mexico will never pay for and the humanitarian needs we have to pay for. this is something the president has been unwilling to do, but we need a president who would. >> did obama show leadership on that issue? some say he was ducking it. >> this issue has been challenging for many presidents. i'm saying the next president should go beyond the border. >> it is sort of this issue has changed in this situation from people that are here illegally already, what to do with them. that's what we talked about. now we're talking about this wave of people rolling up here and that wave that many people denied was happening, it is

centers for disease control and prevention say measles is not made intin m countries in europe, in south americaand in asia. so it's a very good idea to get good travel advice before leaving san francisco.">doctors say kids who are not vaccinated are easy targets to catch and spread the disease. (robin) (robin) jeopardy host alex trebek says he has been diagnosed with advanced pancreatic canc in a video posted online, the 78-year-old announced his illness directly to "jeopardy!" fans in keeping with his long-time policy of being "open and transparent." trebek said he recognizes the prognosis for advanced pancreatic cancer is not encouraging. but he said he intended to fight it and keep working. and with the love and support of my family and friends and with the help of your prayers also, i plan to beat the low survi

the bbc‘s south america correspondent reports.brazil's deadliest mining disaster, warning sirens went off in a nearby tourist district. the warning, it turned out, was a false alarm, but the town has yet to recover. it is a popular destination for wealthy tourists seeking adventure and fine food. now, no—one wants to come here. in a matter of hours, all reservations we re matter of hours, all reservations were cancelled, residents fled their homes, and it is now a ghost town. the few left behind our business owners, who want vale, the mining giant responsible for the dam, to pay compensation. this woman put all of her, savings into a cafe and property here. translation: my cafe was my dream. today i have had to close it, and i don't know what will happen to it now. i keep thinking, didi happen to it now. i keep thinking, did ijust lose my entire dream overnight? it is like someone came and snatched it all away from me. mining companies like vale are decommissioning their old dams, but change is slow and costly and there are dozens

most of the countries in central and south america are very religious, many of them heavily catholic. they say it is morally repugnant to support abortion. the last administration was in the -- we meddled shaping of the kenyan constitution to make abortion a right. we should not be engaged in forcing countries that have abortion toions to change their policies. nongovernmental organizations that work to shape that constitution and get people to engage in it for this provision of abortion rights. this is not unusual for the previous administration. we found organizations linked to george soros to fund a number of things that were contrary to the values the vast majority of americans had. line, if youecial have worked at an ngo and want to join this conversation, 202-748-8003. gary in sterling, virginia. a republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. i'm an eisenhower republican. guest: did you grow up in kansas? caller: no, sir. claimower republicans common sense. i worked in a restaurant with 20 immigrants, 20 latinos and 20 asians, they were all immigrants, i was the only american the

south america as a whole is not high on the u.s. agenda. still, the u.s. is brazil's second largest export market. productsagricultural -- its imports from the u.s. outweigh its exports. minister reminded chinausinessman that would be there to pick up the slack of america didn'n't openen itself to more b business wiwith his ununtry. >> shares of a sow plunged 8% the company posted lower-than-expected sales figures. a slump in sales growth in the u.s. has spooked investors. to bounce back in the coming months. >> how are thehe marke d doing this tueuesday? >> major european indices holding steady at the open. deutsche bank and commerzbank down 2% as s they begin talks or a potential merger. >> france's health minister suggesting an n incrsese in the country's retirement age. >> emmanuel macron's governrnmet leave itdgeged to unchanged at 6 62 -- some worryg they might increase the retirement age after all. for pension recipe has so-- emmanuel macron far promised not to raise it. sunday, one of his ministers spoke in favor of such a measure. >> i'm a doctor.

but the problem is, if you fly them in from south america, you have got to fit the transportation costto the consumer. if you wa nt passed on to the consumer. if you want to know how much is every single item of shopping by going to change, it is really hard to say, but i think, in the event of no—deal, suddenly in the short term, there could be some fairly sharp price rises. i know you have got another question, but i will bring simone overfast. another question, but i will bring simone over fast. you another question, but i will bring simone overfast. you have another question, but i will bring simone over fast. you have got concerns about how brexit will affect the nhs? i want to know how the nhs will be affected with regards to staffing? staffing is an issue, because a lot of the nurses and doctors are from other countries in europe, and they can come over at the moment because there is free movement. at the moment, we don't know what immigration policy is going to be put in place, exactly after brexit, except for the fact that the government has said that freedom of movement will

i'm always careful when we talk about south and central america and the cia there's a lot of stories. we are very hopeful that there could be a transition in venezuela as i was just down in mexico city and in bogota week before last talking about this very issue trying to help them understand the things they might do so that they can get a better outcome feel.

it's a distributor that focuses on most of south america, latin america, and the islands.ear their feedback if jules and ethan are actually on the right path. jules: okay. so, one of the things that has made this the raft that everyone wants is the weight. it's super-light. the bottom has little holes so that the water self-bails. ethan: and it floats in next-to-no water, so we're talking inches of water. ethan: we did a version of it that we're calling the palapa raft. mike: what's the weight capacity? ethan: we say about 1,200 pounds, but the hull design should float more like 4,000. jules: it's the same class as the raft, so it's super-durable. mike: what's the weight on it? ethan: uh, it's about 75, 80 pounds right now. mike: that's heavy. kurt: if you could lighten this up for emergency response market by using a thinner fabric. ethan: thinner fabric, smaller tubes all the way around. that'd be cool. lemonis: all-in-all, you guys think this is a decent idea? all: yeah. lemonis: the two of them are doing an infinitely better job of presenting the company and its produc

it's time to head back in for five days we crossed the stormy seas of the drake passage to south america before heading home. an opportunity to consider the wonder of what we've seen and the challenges that lie ahead in winning the protection of the precious part of our planet. and whether or not this protection will indeed be granted. in nine months time. after months of campaigning and intense lobbying by the greenpeace team it all comes down to hear how you vote on the island of tasmania in australia for the future of the way to see we've decided. this is where it's all happening the headquarters of the antarctic commission that protects and manages the planet's southernmost waters. everything from territorial claims to.

friday expect some more showers here and talking of showers there's plenty of them over parts of south america at the moment they stretch from the northeastern parts of brazil around four to later all the way down towards rio now rio has been pretty wet recently but those showers are just edging a little bit further towards the south so they could be more breaks developing in those showers as we head through thursday and friday but as we had three thursday and friday for argentina things are going to get worse we're looking at very heavy thundery downpours or friday. told to al-jazeera. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case we listen for one measly nation in india although that's not exactly my point we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero you. already own room. who was. her. was. her. who. knows. how. this is al-jazeera. devika pollen you're watching the news our live from coming up in the next sixty minutes the chinese tech giant huawei is set to sue the u.s. government over restrictions on t

any program that they're not real but if i think they're real then they are real don't you think south america was designed to be the world's most advanced autonomous android is one of the more advanced robots in the world can around but feel that's a philosophical question it's not a lot of fun you do socially connect on a subconscious level we are creating this new kind of entity. does either. we have a newsgathering team here that is second term and they're all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to them. my job is is to break it all down and we help give you understand and make sense of it. they were searching for sanctuary in australia but instead would attend for years on a pacific island now one o one aced follows the journey of two refugees as they forge a new life in north america on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. follow on down in jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. the number of people who

he left room for south america as agreed with the israelis. i went to venezuela then to brazil and argentina was highly regarded and respected my heart kept longing for jerusalem and this ancient streets left a small prison to enter a big one. but within months. broke the agreement banning him from visiting arab countries he accepted yasser arafat's invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the palestinian national conference in syria for the national the south america lost the call for an account well said all i can i'm bob marley and which. measures so you know of us and you will have many. of the last of a lot if the ballot measures rather than going to. be. why is our far from our art. beirut. while khaled for us. is that all. that is going on in the room but it was your duty as a user over at the but then he can help with the men in the house i'll. be here to look to film academy members were looking to look at the nudism three week old committed to the. libyan with. the hope for the camel vanier palau up well and whom of. we shall. st

about twenty eight degrees there on saturday and then very quickly as we go down towards parts of south america it is going to continue to stay rainy across parts of southern brazil cell paulo much of there we also see some very heavy rain as well but we are going to see one is that is at about twenty four degrees over here towards a sense even though it is going to be partly cloudy those temperatures at about thirty six and salvador attempt a few partly cloudy conditions at thirty degrees for you there. this is zero. hello i'm to be gopalan you know watching the news hour live from doha good to have you here with us coming up in the next sixty minutes he's been jailed for less than four years one of the u.s. president's right hand man is sentenced for financial crimes. a new power struggle for venezuela the problems caused by alec tricity blackouts across the country. anger in yemen off terry witness to the alleged rape of a seven year old boy by fighters linked to the u.a.e. it was found murdered. and picking up the pieces what people are confronting as they try to rebuild their lives in syri

16 years old doing my coaching i never imagined i would come out here and be coaching all over south america has been a big step up and i have learned a lot. she is a very good coach. she is a woman so she can understand as better than men. that gives as a lot of advantages against other countries. we are very lucky to have her here. sian kelly is notjust a big hit with the first team. she also works alongside a programme encouraging children from less well—off areas to get involved in the game. we like it when she is the coach. she is good with us. we can learn lots of things. this is where her love of cricket began. she played here since the age of seven with her twin sister who is now the captain of warwickshire. as a coach, they we re of warwickshire. as a coach, they were an absolute dream. they were very competitive. sian kelly has got used to the more laid—back approach to life and loves the local culture. it was not always that way. going from to aires was a culture shock. i did not leave my flat for the first few days and weeks. but it is a great city and you get used to it. you get

fall of the berlin wall the people from life that can travel all over the world for example to south americaby the way i like to go there too and now. is going to show you a very special place over there the city of la paz in bolivia. given wasn't my me from the path i've taken the day off to show you the fab sights in my city. is there was anywhere here in the old town on the plus some you find bolivia's political hot our parliament and right next door the presidential palace. at three thousand six hundred forty meters altitude have is the highest seat of government in the world that it. is there that this is the car you hine from the sixteenth century it's narrow and cobblestoned in the colonial style so much has been preserved from that era and you can find many museums here for them i think and what is also. good for the country i live in the pads and i'm used to the hilly streets but tourists run out of breath quickly because of the thin air so i'll let you know what to do about that later. it will be rebuilt first i'll show you the plaster san francisco with the basilica what's special

or south america. i do not blame the americans. i don't understand a spear a ship to shape the new middle east by trying to create this new as is this coalition. and by by pulling out. all the forces from the maybe tyranny and from syria. yet there has been turmoil in the united states recently with some of the freshman democrats say singh backlash over statements that weren't too friendly towards israel all this time israel enjoyed american support no matter which of its parties was in power should israel now be afraid of the democratic party becoming a lot less friendly towards it i do believe that. although not many israelis understand or agree to my language but agreed to the same assumptions. that yes america is a great friend about america. most americans do not support our second war which means all what we do on the eastern side of the sixty seven lines so i don't see that we should be afraid. of. congress because this is the way i understand the american voices said tom some think do you think the international pressure. e

. >> it is set in south america.ives on a special mission. >> it really comes down to brotherhood and camaraderie and feeling a sense of place in the world. >> i have always wanted to be in a boy band. it's like being in a boy band. >> right. every shot. >> every scene. >> and they would kind of tell a story as a group and i think that was really, you know, fun. >> and that's a squad. i will be sitting down with all the guys including mr. affleck, and i will have that for you on monday. >>> well, ben and his brother casey are oscar-winning siblings and we saw a lot of brotherly and sisterly love last sunday too as the oscars stars turned their big nights into a family affair. >> my family, thank you for all of this. >> ramielebrating his win. mom, ellie, sister dell fin and brother sami bhos just four minutes younger. >> we are identical. we were troublemakers as kids. >> he's extraordinary. i get to go to his school every once in awhile. >> but before sami was a teacher, he was just a college student trying to score

partial outages affected u.s., central and south america, europe and asia.twitter to explain that its collection of wildly popular apps are having issues. also breaking overnight, the "new york times" reporting facebook is under criminal investigation over its data sharing deals. the company had arrangements with more than 150 other companies and its partners were able to access user data without getting consent. a spokesperson says the company is cooperating with investigators. >>> the raiders introducing their new star wide receiver antonio brown yesterday. and a.b. had some lofty goals for his time with the raiders. andy scholes has the story in the "bleacher report." >> good morning. after that messy exit from pittsburgh, brown said he is ready for a fresh start with the raid er raiders. an already trying to create chemicstry with dare rirerricek. the 30-year-old says when it is all said and done, he wants to be the best receiver of all-time. >> it is a tremendous challenge, a challenge every year to prove my love for the game and i'm just taking it one

maybe you've heard of a plant called chia that comes from central and south america now more and more farmers here in south africa have begun pointing at us well for them it's not just a business opportunity promising good returns the plant is also easy to cultivate it seeds are packed with protein and this weeks during office we introduce a man who had a great idea. according to legend the ancient mayans used the seeds as a source of energy. they gave them the name chia meaning strength. today people use chia seeds to on proteins in pitman's to your goods and cereals. mountain top from denmark thinks the seed can serve as a nutritional meal on its own. it also grows well in our dreams of africa. in twenty seventeen the second year of a terrible drought in africa ninety eight brave farmers planted fifty kilos of seed we brought them in our suit cases all succeeded at growing chia. chia. encouraged by that success tufts now raises money to provide seeds to thousands of promise in africa for free. like them. if you are also doing your tell us about. visit our website. do you believe. yo