be a gathering of the locals here, which were native americans, and africans, as well, with the spaniards that had just come over. and so, on the same exact day was also the first thanksgiving, and it was also the founding of the first catholic parish. >> okay, st. augustine is called one of the best kid-friendly destinations in the u.s. what are some of the "don't miss" attractions? >> there are so many things to do for kids in st. augustine. this entire city is an oyster for a child to come explore, or for teens, or any age, actually. one of the places that i like to go to in particular is the castillo de san marcus. it's this old fort, and it's great to kind of explore the historic walls, to look at the top and climb up and see the views that the spaniards saw at one point in time. and this fort is made of really interesting material. it's, like, a mix of limestone and also shells. so, they used to shoot cannonballs at this thing. the british did and pirates, to try to take it over. but nobody could do it, and it's because of the material. it would soak up the cannonball kind of like a

on the way, the two spaniards, the owners redirected the ship. the ship ended up in long island. it was found by a naval ship. it was pulled into new london, connecticut. new york did not have slavery anymore at that time and connecticut did. the africans were sent to jail in new haven and the trial came here and began here and ended up going to new haven and on to the supreme court. the other significant event that took place was the hartford convention of 1814. that was a very unfortunate event. it was happening during the war of 1812 and just briefly, new england states were starting to feel they were losing a lot of the powers they had and they were losing that power to the south and west and they wanted to hold on to that power. the party in charge with the federalist party. they were not happy with the war of 1812. they felt the new england shoreline was not being protected and they had been against the war from the moment it was declared. it had dragged on at this point. he rounded up people from around new england and decided to meet in hartford. they have been accused of

. >> in the 1990 and early 2000, consisting of him and another spaniard and italian pav ro tee -- pavoratti. >> what is the magic for you when you step on that stage? >> i know the people have all kind of arrangements, getting tickets, the reason they go to beauty parlor. >> dressed up for you. >> so it is kind for me to have a big commitment. >> this rehearsal wasn't singing at full flum. slightly under the weather. protecting his instrument. >> respecting the conductor, leading the symphony orchestra and -- >> do you like it down here? >> the public is very warm. beautiful. >> all right. we're excited to see you on the stage and we love to have you come back more and more. >> looking forward. very much. looking forward. . >> . >> the maestro himself is thursday night at eight al at the american airlines arena. tickets still available. lisa petrillo, cbs4 news. >> quite a voice. >> sure is. . >>> real deal. >>> barbie with a new look. looking at the blond bomb shell and the new look. the food truck invasion that makes mondays a lot easier to >>> and a look at the closing . >>> little holly

spaniard now lean and mean. >> his body fat w at 24 percent. that's really not a division one athlete. he went about learning how to eat properly. nutrition. the hydration. and the work he feeded to put in in the weight room to convert what was one time fat into now sculptured muscle. >> spring training just about 5 weeks away. marlins have assured fernandez is back. he agreeed to one year deal today and avoided arbitration. season and posted a the stat here. marlins insist they were not looking to trade fernandez. >> full speculate of play offs games this weekend on afc side. pats lost 4 of the last 6 games and kc is riding on a winning streechblingt pats favored bystreechblingt pats favored by 5. one of brady favorite target rob is questionable. injured right knee. >> we have to have confidence. there's no next week so you have to do whatever you can do to be out operate field. help us win. play your role. do the job coach asks to you do then try to figure out how to score some point. >>reporter: nfc side rodgers and pack remembers 7 point un

the spaniard lost to his compatriot fernando masako. as the sport attempts to move on from the fixing allegations. reporter: rafa nadal is not what he was. his injury and fall from grace shows no sign of ending. back to the drawing board. another well-known name crashed out in the first round. venus williams was beaten in straight sets. venus has not reached a grand slam singles final since 2008. the women's draw has been blown wide open early on. the chinese qualifier was expected to be thrashed the second seed, but the world number 133, nicknamed serena at home, had other ideas, and trounced the romanian 6-4, 6-3. brent: a reminder of our top stories. in amnesty international report says that children as young as seven are mining cobalt. the group is calling a manufacturers to step up the practice. chinese president xi jinping is trying to bolster trade ties in the middle east. his visit begins and saudi arabia. he will also visit egypt and iran. figures show china's slowest growth in a quarter of a century. your up-to-date with "dw n

fraud, her abused of her privileged position during a time of harsh austerity have angered many spaniards>> she should sit in the dark, stand trial with her husband for their holdup of public money and be sentenced according to the law, no more and no less. >> i think the royal house has had a series of privileges over time which are not fair, so i think it's right that she is treat like any other normal person. >> the case has dealt a severe blow to the popularity of the spanish monarchy, but in public, the royal household has attempted to distance itself from the scandal. no longer appearing with the rest of the family at official events, prises chris attorney in a was even stripped of her title, the duchess of palmer, but her brother, the king. if found guilty, she could face a prison term of up to eight years. the case is expected to last until june this year and the fallout may well leave the monarchy fighting for its reputation once more. al jazeera. >>> spain has warned catalonia's new regional government that it will challenge any legislation considered to be unconstitutional. spa

the charges have angered many spaniards who are unemployed and suffering under government austerity measures. the 50-year-old is on trial along with several others including her husband. >>> volkswagen's chief executive has made another apology to american buyers for cheating diesel emissions tests. some vw cars were fitted with software to turn on pollution controls when tested. the u.s. government is suing the germany carmaker for billions of dollars in damages. chinese stock markets are continuing a poor start to the year. the shanghai index shut down to 5%. it's lost all its gains last week. investors are worried about the health of the chinese economy. a >> the continued selling pressure on mainland china and hong kong stock exchanges the fall in the shanghai index puts it right back to the depths it was at after it's monumental crash last summer. but many voices here are saying that the change high index was at a grossly over inflated level last summer. it is now finding a more natural level that it should be more comfortable with, there are more bearish voice who is say it has further

the charges have angered many spa spaniards who are unemployed and facing austerity. measures. >> vehicles video gamen has made another apology to american buyers for cheating diesel car emissions tests. the first official visit to the u.s. since the scandal broke in september. vw cars were fitted with software to turn on pollution controls when tested. u.s. government is suing the german carmaker for billions of dollars in damages. >> we have let our customers, authorities, regulators, and the general public here in america, too. we are, i am, truly sorry for that. our most important task in 2016 is to win back trust. it is the not only our cars we have to fix. we know we have to repair our credibility, too. >> well, the volkswagen diesel scandal is expected to overshadow the largest car show getting under way in detroit. the u.s. justice department filed an environmental lawsuit against the carmaker. the company is said to have allowed 600,000 diesel engines used a fitted cheating mechanism. the north american international auto show is the industry's most important

you have people in the western frontier who are thinking of into spanish orbit because the spaniards controlled mississippi, and you know, if the united states can't get that sorted out, then western farmers might think they are better off with the spaniards. a man was talking to the british about joining quebec. republic whose future is anything but certain, and i think it is difficult sometimes looking back at these to recognize just how precarious it was because this is the beginning of our story. this is the beginning of the united states as we know it. but there is a certain inevitability about it. x andngton and kno jefferson, they didn't know that. jefferson said, people are talking about nothing else here in philadelphia when the news arrived. the newspapers picked it up. people wrote poems about it. people wrote songs about it. i am usually pretty bad, i -- they are usually pretty bad, i wouldn't recommend reading them. washingtoning that wanted to avoid happened, there was a congressional investigation, the first congressional investigation in american history which -- excu

the spaniards came because there was a lot of silver in the area.terest in paraguay. ♪ >> this is the only country in latin america where the indigenous language is the official language. >> i'm married to a paraguayan woman and when the fathers come in, they automatically talk in the language, and i'm more or less out. >> a proud society. >> yes. >> el supremo. got to love it. a nearly 200 year succession of di ta tors began in 1811 when declaring himself el supremo for life. de franceive a insisted they become a mixed-race society. we are mestizos. they for bid marrials between whites and whites. >> today 95% of paraguayans are of mixed spanish and guarany blood. >> and we usually speak two languages. >> right. >> the central market? >> the biggest one. the most popular one. ♪ >> i'm hungry. >> what's good here? >> we opted for the little fish. it's a catfish. and, okay. the saying is that it makes man very powerful. >> ah. what's he got over there? that looks good. >> gnocchi stew. there was a good italian influence in paraguay, so maybe this ste

. >> along with me for the day, fuen's brother, alejandro, who, like many spaniards, consider bullfightingirst. don't worry, this guy is too young to fight. ♪ ♪ >> you see the red cape, you know this is the most important thing. where they make all the art, all the poetry. exactly. >> why the cape? not the man? >> because it's moving. >> so that's important? >> that's important. >> you don't want it to be moving at all. >> you don't want to be moving at all. >> it seems they get more attracted to -- >> this guy clearly has spirit. right away he tries to take a poke at zach's femoral artery. promising. >> now's your time. >> i don't think so. >> sure. now's your time. you and him. he's going to teach you. >> yeah? >> sure. >> no one likes to look like a pussy on tv, so when he jokingly suggests i join him in the ring to wave a pink cape at an aggressive young bull who just moments ago charged my cameraman, i say, what any idiot would say -- si. it all starts well enough. hey, this is fun. this is easy. until i get a horn hooked right up next to my nut sack. then it's not so fun. thanks, guy

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there's not much water, so that's why the spaniards, they weren't able to colonize it. >> you've been fish, fresh lobster, fresh shrimp and for goat meat to take back to bogota. >> is it good? >> it's very good. >> goats are important to the wayuu, as they're used for food, for bartering, and even as dowry payments. rancho owners come to the old market in riohacha to sell, slaughter and cook goat in the mornings. today we're having frichi. >> frichi's a traditional dish from the wayuu. it consists of the heart, the intestines and the offal of the goat. so, it's really fresh because they slaughter them back here. >> uh huh? >> and this is where the wayuu women cook it. so, this is really fresh and traditional. >> so, this is breakfast. >> this is breakfast for them. the frichi. >> and there's a little bit of everything in there. >> yeah, heart, we have a little bit of meat, of ribs. >> now -- >> and it's interesting, because this one, it's for breakfast, and it's almost done where they are slaughtered. they have to eat this fresh. >> fresh, this is delicious. if not fresh, this would n

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we are also a culture that was conquered first by the aztecs and then we were conquered by the spaniardshat was good and excellent has to be imported. >> right. >> and what we have here, it was just not good. >> right. another zapotecan classic, chili agua, a simpler dish of cow and pork brains cooked with chilies, tomatoes and yerba santa. >> as a cook, the main thing i learn was to develop a little bit my cuisine here. there was this space where nobody tried to innovate. still using the same techniques, the same ingredients, the same flavors, herbs, et cetera, but developing them a little bit. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i mean, that's as old-school as it gets. this is super ancient. >> a finer dish than this one you cannot have. this is something that you do not find anywhere else in mexico. >> a quiet night in the zocalo, the central square of oaxaca. ♪ but even tonight there's plenty of evidence of the struggle, the discontent boiling just under the surface. the graffiti and painting of this street artist who goes by the name yezca captures that spirit of oaxacan protest. ♪ the

the charges have angered many spaniards and suffering under government austerity measures.nding trial among 17 others including her husband. to get to the u.s. are stranded in central america. the recent thaw in relations between washington and havana has led to a surge of migrants and the uncoordinated response of central american countries have left many cubans in limbo. credit barnaby in whichaga has the story. >> this is not what they imagined, getting to the u.s. remains difficult. tens of thousands of cubans have gambled their savings to pay for the treacherous 8,000 cloment journey as they try omake their way through central america. costa rica stopped issuing transit visas to migrants. the estimated 1,000 migrants worry they won't be able to continue their journey north either. >> translator: to start with we don't evenly have the public stamps or the where right visa. it's like we don't exist here. no one is making any decisions no one is hefng us. >> the configuration flight on to bus, is due to take off in a few days. it's just a drop in the ocean with an estimat

the spaniard was knocked out in the third round she was seen as a title contender lost in straight sets and they have fallen after six days of play. >> the man in charge of world athletics say that they have made mistakes when it comes to corruption in the sport. >> it's been a turbulent few months since sebastian coe was elected president of aaaf last august. ahead of the asian indoor athletics championships being held in doha, i spoke to sebastian coe what he plans to do to clean up his support. >> did you have any idea back in august of the storm that was about to break over athletics? >> well, as i said we were cautious on the council around the issue of the escalating problem in russia, and questions were asked. >> you say questions were asked, but maybe they didn't follow up the questions more vigorously. and considering you were southbound for seven years. >> look, there clearly had been failures. i don't think anybody would be sitting in my position without saying that. we should have known or been in a better position to know firstly whether those conversations had taken place

the spaniards brought it. it has a very particular flavor.'s the best american ham i've ever had. far and away. that's unbelievable. >> these two things together, my favorite things in the whole entire world. whiskey and the old country ham. ♪ ♪ >> so this is an old dish that i dug up in one of those old books that i study. it's an old-fashioned oyster pie. >> oh. >> so just grab your spoon and just dig all the way down. the oysters are in the bottom. >> how old is this recipe? >> it was well-documented in the 19th century, pre-civil war. >> it's good. yes. ♪ >> you got grannies coming in saying i haven't tasted this since i was a little kid? >> yeah, exactly, man. >> wow, that's good. ♪ ♪ >> we were trying to replicate the emotion that southern food provides you in a time when good ingredients weren't available, so we made up for tasteless ingredients by frying them or dumping butter on them. >> right. >> now we don't have to. ♪ ♪ >> wow. what's going on here? this is an onslaught of awesomeness here. >> we didn't order this. >> so pit beans

hopes in winning the race ended after mechanical breakdown left the spaniard stranded for 105 minutes. they clinched the stage to the take the over all lead. that's all your sport for now. it's now back to barbara in london. >> thank you very much. now the u.s. power ball jackpot for wednesday has risen to a staggering $1.5 billion. yes, odds are 1 in 300 million. that has not stopped long queues from forming around the u.s. 14% of all the possible number combinations have yet to be picked. now it's already the world' biggest prize for a single winner. and if it rolls over again, then the prize could reach $2 billion. >> i didn't think that i wanted to play, but no one is winning, so i thought, you know what, that might be my chance. so i feel lucky. >> retire for sure. pay off any debts that we have, and i don't know. live a nice life somewhere. warm. >> i don't play regularly, but when it's this large, you know, the odds of winning are slim to none. you know you're not going to win if you don't play. >> i'll disappear for six months. i'll probably do more things for the community. o

. >>> winning stage nine, the sp spaniard has the seven-minute advantage. following the loop stage cut short due to the soaring temperatures of nearly 40 degrees. the challenge of nine-time world rally champion appears to be over. his peugeot got stuck in the do you knows and reached the finishing line more than one hour behind. now it's back to maryam in london. >> well, you can find much more on everything that we're covering on our website. that's www.aljazeera.com. of course, our top story, the attack in istanbul, the turkish government have linked that to a member of isil. they say that isil is behind that attack. we'll bring you the latest on tensions between the u.s. and iran in the gulf. this after two u.s. navy boats were taken into iranian custody. we understand that u.s. secretary of state john kerry has spoken with the iranian foreign minister about this, and he was assured that the u.s. sailors will be released. we'll have a full bulletin of news coming up for you. stay with us. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start

questions about a first round mixed doubles match between low the spaniard made a lot of errors, a lot of double faults. he and his partner lost the first set in only 20 minutes and huge amounts of money were wage gerred that they would lose and they did. he says he has a knee injury but the betting was so unusual all four players were interviewed by tennis officials, all denied throwing the match but also today in australia, former professional tennis player and coach pleaded guilty to one charge related to match fixing. it involved a minor tournament game back in 2013 where prosecutors say he intentionally lost a match to a lower ranked player. a betting agency noticed heavy betting on this minor match and suspended betting before alerting police. >> maybe it's a good thing the bengals aren't going to the super bowl because, here's a silver lining, the super bowl appears to be only a rich man's game. the average resale price of a ticket to the february 7 game between the carolina panthers and the denver broncos is more than $5,100. price tracker. pair of club seats near midfield have

the spaniard was knocked out in the third round. she lost in straight sets. england on 138 for two at the end of the second day of the fourth and final test against south africa. catches were dropped. not out on 129 from just 128-balls. england lost a couple of early wickets but the captain instead eat the innings. they ended the day still 337 runs behind. lindsay vonn has become the most prolific win ining opponent. it's her 37th win surpassing the record of austrian great which had stood since 1980. players are tied after the incompleted third round at abu dhabi golf championship. world number 3 had an exciting finish to his second round with an eagle before joining the leaders later in the day. the world number one managed to complete his third one. despite some indifferent form. ism i'm struggling with my alignment on the greens and my wedges. i'm just got going those extra chances, but still seven under. some crazy round tomorrow, i might have a chance. if it all comes together tomorrow, who knows. >> reporter: finally, an increase in the lead in the mon

the spaniard proved too strong. the former u.s.ton champion is still in the doubles draw. >> it's strange, yeah, out on the court, obviously, you have got so many things going through your head, and you are trying to soak it up as much as possible out there one last time, and, you know, that unbelievable atmosphere out there, a couple of the roars during the match tonight is as loud as i have ever played in front of. >>> the four seed was given quite a workout before beating his opponent. the swiss took two hours to complete the match. >>> and the player on the women's tour eased her way into the third round, the spanish number 3 seed was a little bothered by her belgian opponent. the finalist now moves into the third round. >> it's a great win. i knower canner c kristen, i ha played against her before. and i'm pretty happy about my performance. >>> [ inaudible ] could be on course to meet this bella russia in the next round. >>> rory mcelroy and jordan spieth have been up staged on day one by an amateur. he has a 1-shot lead after

he spaniard saying he has had several offers, but has yet to sign any deal. >> translator: i think i'mh at 44. i need a new challenge. i have talked many times with the president of bayern munich on that subject, and i'm very happy and grateful, because i know the club wanted to keep me here. >>> sepp blatter's former right-hand man at fifa faces the prospects of a lengthy ban from all activity at fifa. fifa's ethnics committee has recommended a nine-year ban, and $100,000 fine for misuse of expenses. >>> two of miami heat's star names stepped up for their team in an overtime win against the indiana pacers. chris bosh scoring a season-high 31 points, but the heat still have to overcome an 18-point deficit. it sent the game into overtime, and lead to a 103-100 win. >>> two more of the world's top women's tennis players have been hit with injuries. the latest casualties both pulling out of the international. there are less than two week's to go until the season's first grand slam, the australian open. >>> cricketers chris gail has been fined to $10,000 following comments he made to a fem

why do so many spaniards love and admire her yet? i read somebody wrote a review about your book and they sat on some level and in some ways people think that stalin was a tough man for tough times and i think that a lot of people believed that isabella was a tough woman for tough times. i would also like to make the point that this concept of religious tolerance is a new one in history. we've really invented here in the united states about 250 years ago and we pray that we can always maintain if not there was no culture previous to that in world history that ever have had religious tolerance from her perspective church and state were one that an assault on her religious faith was an assault on her political power, and it was at a time she felt she was at global war and a threat of invasion and so that can ever justify it in any way but it does explain it. >> and she also think that was purifying? she was doing a good thing. >> she was devoutly religious herself. ..which the rest of the roman catholic church in europe had been unable

best chance for six inches or more of snow would be confined to self coastal connecticut out to the spaniard in nantucket. you're getting that's the best chance at this point up to six inches your best chance goes on to the south coast of new england including portion of dramatically toward the pike would listen to it just north of the pike you would get anything. this can shift north us up depending on the exact track of the storm is still hasn't been born. so this weekend in view shows the lower chance for that is a petition coming in i still have 40 percent chance of some snow falling here in new england. it may be a hardship especially when you get to the south coast of new england persona for the chance of heavy snow anymore and all blows out of here so that on sunday you can watch those patriots in peace because it won't be any snow to shovel outside it will still recall. >> the first time in more than 10 years you can see five plants together in the night sky with the naked eye mercury venus saturn mars and jupiter lining up and they will all be visible about an hour -and-a-half befor

the player you'll see in the red and yellow shirt is the spaniard. he made a lot of errors. on. he and his partner lost the first set in 20 minutes. think. except huge amounts of money were wagered on two gambling websites that the couple would lose, and they did. 6-0, 6-3. he said he had a knee injury. the betting was so unusual, all four players were interviewed by officials. all denied throwing the game. it's possible someone may have learned that he had an injury and gambled on that. huge amounts were placed by a small number of people, and it's not the first time he has attracted suspicious betting. tennis is under a cloud right now of corruption with those reports last week alleging match fixing by 16 players over the past decades. half of them apparently competing at this same it's one of the world's most prestigious grand slam events. it's continuing but it's not good for the game. if they're innocent, it's not good for those spanish players tamron? >> bill, tennis fans everywhere are talking about this. thank you very much. >>> the magical side of a heavy snow fall is t

and i think what that means is that you can be mexican and american, or mexican and spaniard, or mexican and a british citizen, and that does not make you less mexican. it does not end our responsibility to you as a mexican citizen. and that in turn might provide millions of people with the possibility to access more benefits and more rights. so our commitment as a government is to empower people and for millions of people, that entails opting to follow the process, to become an american citizen. and we fully endorse that whoever is in that position pursue that if they want to. and like i was saying before, we filed the amicus correia because we can as a means of making our case to the courts that we think these children and this suit filed by texas in some other states should -- is not a threat, and that is our prerogative under the american law, and our possibility under american law to file this brief, and we did so. and we hope it will be taken into account if the supreme court decides to hear that. we'll take that into account. but we are a third interest party. >> let's go back to

murray managed to get across the finish line, as ever against the spaniard, it was far from easy. >>tournament and took out azaren azarenka. the german's victory over 7-5. and don't forget the live coverage of australia open hits the airwaves daily at 6 p.m. eastern. i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ ... ♪ ... >> welcome back. predictions that the zika virus would spread to the united states is now coming true. cheryl with the headlines. cheryl: officials say that a person who traveled outside, and arkansas and a baby born with a deformed brain in hawaii. they're going to ask them to cancel or postpone trips if they're ticketed to affected areas. and oprah winfrey said she ate bread and lost weight, and the stocks soared. she owns shares and sits on the board. the video is going to make you smile. a boy took home a special souvenir, m