many people now try to into the eu by the land route via a tiny spanish city in morocco. it's a remnant from colonial times, and it is eu territory and strictly sealed off, but thousands of refugees risk their lives regularly hoping to cross the fences. >> quick, say the two men, with the fireworks or the moroccan police will see us. we are on our way to the migrants camp. it is in the forest. the tents strung among the undergrowth. this is home to 300 people. they are all from the ivory coast and all driven by one goal -- europe. we are in morocco right on the border of the spanish enclave. they show us deep cuts which they say they got at the border. >> is really difficult. almost impossible to get over it. but if you are poor, you have to try the impossible. >> down there is the city of our dreams, and this is hell. >> behind them, they have left a long trail through the sahara desert. there could be thousands of migrants hidden, and they are all looking down here. in the sunlight, it shines like a jewel. down in the valleys, the guardia civil yield are on patrol -- th

the whackos have rounded in this town on spanish port city of where to riyadh they demanded a greater workload from the government as economic problems continue in the country the demonstration is said to be the first in a series of planned protest spain spain is one of the country's worst hit by austerity in europe with unemployment rates over twenty five the sand. and michelle writes that exploded over russia last year was one of twenty thirty biggest news stories due in part to the extreme rarity of the band but a new study suggests the chance of a potentially city destroyed asteroid hitting earth is far greater than previously thought and of course around our explain. if you thought about asteroid that meteorite impacts are extraordinarily rare then you'd be wrong there have been more than twenty six word explosions around the world since the year two thousand and the one of which could have destroyed a city near you and yet here we are still totally in the dark about where or when the next one will strike we have this video which went viral in february last year the need to write

cities. and you see how grand there were it was actually the spanish empire's great grandeur and prosperity when. it to decline relative to other empires which was rising even faster by this time. the achievement in terms of the transformation of the environment, creation of these warping of nature to human, the dynamic, the colony, the demographic, really extraordinary words which were on parallel anywhere that is now the united states. i think when i look at what the missionaries did in california in that very late 18th-century, there really, i think, animated by the standard. they had a standard of achievement which was represented by these great populist, rich economies in the western is spanish empire. create something as quickly as possible. why did they found some in the issuance? why did they sacrifice so much time and effort and money and manpower? why did they, you know, so so much grain. why did they believe so many cattle. found so many workforces reducing everything from the sort of candles and metalwork and munitions. it is because they knew that you could create a great european s

thousands of workers have run it in this southern spanish pool city of purgatory are they demanded a great show world loud from the government as economic problems continue in the country the demonstration is said to be the first in a series of planned protest spain is one of the country's worst hit by a sterile europe with unemployment rates over twenty five percent. the u.k. government is continuing to champion flagging gas as the answer to its energy needs with lawmakers pushing for light to regulate tree controls and a new proposal firms will be able to install pipelines and the promised land without the permission of its own environmental justice campaigner george bada believes public concerns are being pushed to the ground when it comes to securing the interests of big corporations. there's enormous political power and money behind fracking in the u.k. and you see that very very clearly throughout the government policies they came to power saying they were going to be the greenest government ever and what they've done is actually made it far easier to oppose wind farms at the s

thousands of what is have run it in the southern spanish port city of put it to rio they demanded a greater workload from the government as economic problems continue in the country it did last ration is said to be the first in a series of planned protests spain is one of the country's worst hit by europe with unemployment rates over twenty five percent and. the u.k. government is trying a new approach to plug the stream of citizens having just syria to join the jihad us forces there sorties are female family members to report on their loved ones if they think they are planning to take part in the conflict according to a virus estimates up to seventeen thousand foreigners are fighting in syria right now most of them. from neighboring arab states but there's also a large chunk of europeans there and france the u.k. and belgium are told the supply list when it comes to jihad volunteers assays sarfraz looks at whether the new nish there is going to stem the flow. or the metropolitan police have launched a nationwide bid to start up the efforts to try and prevent young british men from travelli

spanish and cantonese. in partnership with the mayor's office a couple of staff and the family from the city we've eliminated domestic violence homicides for 44 months. over 3 and a half years (clapping) using a human rights fracture while sadly he ended in january it's an xauchlt san francisco was asked to sever as a pure leader for the sedistrict attorney campaign please help me to welcome mayor ed lee who will introduce this year's her own >> thank you emily for that introduction welcome everybody to the people's palace at city hall it's a good thing when i was at public works it's a good thing i was in the office that do i day if i had not been here i did wouldn't be here with criminal women but uncertainly in san francisco i have to say women hold up more than half the sky in san francisco so you thank you, very much for working with us explaining. >> thank you all for joining us this morning to celebrate women of extraordinary character and commitment and encourage and i want to thank the commission and the friends of our commission on the status of women for your generosity and our energy in having an

spanish army. so they call him a trespasser anand the first taken to santa fe then the city of of july lot to explain himself to civil authorities to march across back taxes to redeposit on u.s. soil july 18 '07 almost a few days sure to of one year from when he left st. louis . one of the chapters in my book follows him across the plains. another in northern mexico we will join him right now right about here in southeastern colorado november 15, 18 '06, the 16 man caribbean riding along the arkansas river in and then he spots what he thinks is a small blue cloud he takes the spyglass and realizes that is a militant. the menopause in give three cheers for the destination is in sight. from this point reading his journal is almost comical. it is the marker that marks the site where he first spotted it. you could not see the mountain on this particular day but in the days after his journal is somewhat humorous. he thinks he will march to the mountains that day. he is disappointed they look the same is in the morning. than to they are nothing like the allegheny's at all in and he does not understand what

political me to love the second state title races in both the english and spanish leagues are heating up in the epl eight win over man city allow liverpool to maintain their lead especially from chelsea who sits two points back the mall in spain and political madrid and the rabbit dreadful one. but the political keeps their three point lead over the collective costs. now let's end with a look at the k b o standings after three weekends of ball and see unexpectedly meets on the leaderboard the titles than the bloke next to him and as a way to higher when they both are boxes of the win over the weekend well that comes in a fourth had to get above five hundred and now we're going to the bottom of the order the upbeat the cellar dwellers or rather two thousand the four thousand dollars while on tour and a much needed win after a good first outing by different feel. that's all i have for now this has been feeding ten aussie back here later for more of the world of sports a fan. well today was a perfect day to get outside and enjoy the outdoors and some even ventured out wearing their light some time now. the study was that bea

that stage in what i referred to earlier in our conversation as -- of spanish, the south america in the andes. you had fabulous citiesand enormous wealth and dazzling engineering projects, and it's still remarkable i think for anyone from the united states who goes to peru or bolivia, not as far as south america if you just go to central america, mexico, go to cities like waveland, mexico city and you see how grand they are in that period. the acme of the spanish empires great grand door and prosperity and all the historical myth about the decline of the spanish because it did decline. the level of achievement in terms of the transformation of the environment for the creation of these great cities, the morphing of nature to human purposes, the dynamic economy, the demographic, these are really extraordinary works which were unparalleled anywhere that is now the united states. i think when i look at what the missionaries did in california in the very late 18th century, they were really i think animated by the standard. and the standard of achievement which was represented by the great popular rich economies in the res

widely considered one of the most popular spanish writers in the century, he had been at his home in mexico city since being treated for lung infections. we look back at his life and work. >> from the heat and dust of latin america, poverty stricken and often violent, gabriel garcia marquez blended history and superstition, the real and the surreal to create a world as exotic and illuring as a south american carnival. he grew up here in the colombian town, a lonely child in his grandparents' house. that childhood formed the basis for his most famous book "one hundred years of solitude." "the new york times" called it the first piece of literature since the book of genesis that could be required reading for the entire human race. it sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. and there are translations in over 30 languages. >> in his youth, jose and his mountains ined the search of an outlet to the sea and after 26 months they gave up the expedition and found it so they would not have to go back. >> he began life as a left-wing journalist and spent much of his life in compile. experts christened

l a but none of them young men setting tough that i added the spanish monarch and a shotgun and shot the several social ideals and the city is to say this station has attracted lots of listeners not just women but also men who take it in turns to dj top of the savannah hydrogen. then you stand in the senate is due to the shrine of our hearts afghanistan is that it means to be conservative society elders have got access to the gk to tell but have recently for some girls schools to close those women who do list is to get that in life have had to work hard for it. that was up for comic effect i did have a bottle a day for me smile he gets up the fact that i could officially official acknowledgment of stars the michigan state the hope of making money. i even said that this is a dentist. but the blood of the battle of the neck and emotion. this year. you try getting more than just arrived. they're getting an education. thanks to an initiative of the hebrew university of jerusalem and israel railways train passengers are treated to a lecture by some of the university's most prominent professors. this is a reaction to it. don't

when the spanish invaded they drained the water but left a complicated hydraulic system. many buildings throughout the city are literalliy sinking. despite assurances, she still worries that the mine could collapse and swallow her up. rachel levin, al jazeera, mexico city. >> still ahead, what's 13 letters across and means amazing? bernice gordon is 100 years old and still creating crossword puzzles, one square at a time. and freddy mercury, getting his own comic book. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i look? ♪ thanks. [ male announcer ] troubleshoot, manage appointments, and bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. these are your headlines at this hour. pro-russian demonstrators are not budging, holding on

defending cities require a lot of patience and tremendous casualties. it will become a little bit like the spanish civil war. outside the world is divided in supporting different groups. >> you said that we will be dragged into it. how would you assess the u.s. response so far? what more should we be doing, and how would we be dragged in? >> on the public level, it is all right. on the private level, we should have been more reassuring to the ukrainians that they would not be alone. what i fear is that if they are left alone, they may choose not to resist. it would be a one-sided triumph for putin. alternatively, the russians might conclude that we will be indifferent. then they go ahead. we should have started staying to them privately that public opinion will be with you. we cannot exclude the possibility of defensive weaponry. >> should we do that right now? >> we have been whispering that to them. we should not promise that we are willing to send them package food for the military. >> we are likely to be dragged into it. we will be dragged into it because public sympathy will be with the ukrai

the language access for doug speaking for city residents and announced that certification in filipino as a third required language in addition to chinese and spanish covered under the language access ordinance and the department is working hard on making sure our documents reflect that. >> good afternoon. so on april 2 is los angeles county department of public health reported that they had eight cases of disease and four of those were among men who had sex with men and four were hiv positive. when you calculate the population rates of the disease for that population it's significantly elevated so they recommended -- msm especially if you're hiv positive to get vaccinated against the disease. a outbreak occurred about a year ago in new york city and the similar recommendations were made there and what we've been recommending is anybody traveling to those areas or having close intimate contact with people from those areas that they go ahead an get vaccinated. we're recommending for people in san francisco to get vaccinated. one thing i want to point out is that in san francisco the last time we had this disease in msn was in 2011 so we haven't had

spanish king. real is the rich club, the elite, the global financial powerhouse, a big football business. athletico madrid here in the south of the citycally always been the club of the working class. their famous read and white shirts were originally made from discarded spanish mattresses. the team were even nicknamed the mattress makers. and letco have made it to the world cup once. real madrid have won it nine times. this is a real madrid historian, his book defines the club. >> translator: real madrid is one of the most successful clubs of this century. the emblem of real stands for global excellence. >> reporter: both clubs are in uefa champions league action this week. athletico face chelsea, while real face [ inaudible ]. >> translator: yes, there is now a quality to ott letco. >> reporter: the streets will be deserted this week. could we be looking at an all-spanish champions league final? >>> lance armstrong's former team manager has been banned from cycling for ten years due to his involvement in the rider's doping scandal. he was armstrong's manager for all seven of armstrong's tour de france victories. >>> the u.s. postal

spanish flair. by march, fans were no longer standing by their man. liverpool and manchester cityake to the skies to make their point. there would be no silverware to save moyes. lee cup semicup failure beaten in the champions league. some confirmed united wouldn't be playing in the top composition next season. the american owners are under pressure from the fan base and acted accordingly. the next man in may find ferguson's shoes equally hard to fill. bbc news. >> the bbc ben smith joins me from outside the manchester united training ground. >> reporter: miserable morning in manchester. fans gathering are digesting the news the club sacked their manager. second time now they're looking for a new manager to replace ferguson. they're trying to recreate what he did. >> we're seeing live pictures of ryan giggs that takes over. who are the players and fans likely to be backing as the new boss? >> i think ryan giggs will certainly have a chance to go for that job. whether he gets it or not is whether or not the owners give him the go given he doesn't have experience at this level at al

in the mid 15th century when the spanish invaded they drained the water but left a complicated hydraulic system. many buildings throughout the cityare literally sink because they were built on a weak focus. back in avra obregon, lupita watches. despite assurances, she still stays awake at night worried that the mine will swallow her home up. rachel levin, al jazeera, mexico city. >>> pulitzer board said sparking a debate between the united states, the government, and the award is vindication for whorve believes that the public has a role in government and the boston globe was also awarded a pulitzer in another category, breaking news. for the coverage of the boston marathon bombings and the ensuing man hunt that took place exactly one year ago tomorrow. >>> and tomorrow we'll speak to an athlete, heather abbott about surviving the attack of the boston marathon. >>> tomorrow night is your deadline for filing can income tax. our tonya moseley has more from seattle. >> when jane lighty and peteie petersen moved in together, people had all sorts of assumptions. >> first came the question about room plates. >> then are you sisters? >>

one of the main reasons the service is so fragile in this city is it's built on top of a huge lake. in the mid 1500s whether the spanish invaded they drained the water but left a complicated form of irrigation. why back here petra watches anxiously. she lies awake at night worrying the mine could collapse and swallow her up. rachel levin, al jazeera, mexico city. >>> coming up a reaction as the kremlin is accused of sending henchmen into ukraine. >>> and sentencing day for a corrupt official who swindled a small town out of millions of dollars. >> returning to the crisis in ukraine now, president obama spoke with vladimir putin for the first time in two weeks. today's phone call comes as the united states and other western nations say there's overwhelming evidence that russia is the cause of the unrest in eastern ukraine. mike viqueria has the story. >> everything the white house is going to say, their account of this conversation is pretty much going to be the opposite of what the kremlin has put out, i think we can be guaranteed of that. the first hint we have about the white house attitude of what's happening in the

spanish flair was added. i by march, fans were no longer standing by their man. liverpool and manchester city led them to take to skies to make their point. there would be no silverware to save moyes. the lee cup semi final failure beaten in the champions league. sunday's defeat con if i wered united wouldn't be playing in europe's top club competition next season. american owners are under pressure from the fan base and acted accordingly. the next man in may find ferguson's shoes equally hard to fill. >> there's no doubt manchester united is one of the world's biggest football clubs in terms of support. the survey commissioned by the club claims the reds have a total following of 659 million worldwide, 71 million across the atlantic and americas. by far the highest concentration, 325 million is to be found in asia. skeptics have pointed out these figures are a measure of followers rather than fans. a lot of people will be interested in who takes the reigns from david moyes. let's speak to world soccer magazine. we've been predicting this. it's interesting the statement from the club. praisin

city since april the eighth. known to millions simply as gavel garcia marquez was widely considered to be the most popular spanish language writer says miguel a day seven days in the seventeenth century i came on holiday for holy week she and her dad is terrible news that one of my favorite people has died that's why i decided to come to his house needs some flowers and landscapes garcia marquez was born in narcotic aucklanders march to six nineteen twenty seven and eleven colombian town in spite of the setting for his nineteen sixty seven novel one hundred years of solitude which earned international critical acclaim and tens of millions of readers. marquez won the nobel prize for literature in nineteen eighty two for his novels and short stories he is credited with putting latin america and the style known as magical realism on the international literary map. viewing cctv and that of the four major gilbert is here with all the latest in the world of sports. well a bigelow was fourteen on cctv in the jaws of steel wire in beijing to begin this afternoon with the monte carlo masters in monaco for the top seed and

one of the main reasons the service is so fragile in this city is because it is guilt on top of a huge lake. in the mid 15th century when the spanish invaded they built a complicated thigh drawlic system after are draining the lake. back here she watches as workers cover up the mine. she still lies awake at night worrying that the mine could collapse and swallow her up. rachel levin, al jazeera, mexico city. >>> a scan for wreckage at the bottom of the southern indian ocean. the hunt will stop searching for underwater ping signals which haven't been heard for days now. the belief ask that the batteries have died. >>> signals were detected four and a half,000 meters down, which is the deepest the submersible can dive. expected to cover 9 kilometers an hour. >> our broad searching with the locator also based open some of the returns that were cheefd byd by the sonic buoys that were dropped, our mission right now is to go look at the higher priority areas and see if there's any debris there and just continue to keep hitting those small areas to see what we see on the bottom. potentially over the sense of the acoustic emissions that we

>> no matter who we play with, manchester city or next week we play to dominate the ball and to work very hard. >> atletico madrid hopes for its first spanish title. they won 2-0. they were given the first half lead an. he was stretchered off but his knee injury is not as severe as first feared. >>> the monkey traditional canadiens beat the washington capitols. >> the two sides face each other in playoffs for the first time since 1957 over in the west the anaheim ducks secured top seeding after beating the la kings on sunday. they'll open their postseason against dallas stars. >>> the staging of two of the world's most extreme running races, the falling out after the north pole marathon while more than a thousand entrants took on the sahara desert. more and more runners are willing to put themselves in amen's way. >> the pursuit of the ultimate selfie has few boundaries in extreme running. described as the world's coolest marathon this north pole race with average temperatures of minus 30 degrees celsius. >> horrendous. amazing. >> only a brave few are physically and financially able to be here. but that this race even exists shows huge glo

city and fired rubber bullets and teargas into the water. would i. so i was in the sea to the target area. i don't know how i got out alive the spanish government has rejected accusations it was to blame for the deaths of fifteen people that day. we don't understand what worries to violence from the moroccan side but this time the spanish were doing the killing. it is this what can she they say they'll keep trying to get to europe. we owe it to their families the moment their stock in this forested no man's land mix till we come across an angry crowd the retooled to the clean green tea africans in the forest. the man to lead in the listing of local women. this protest seems stage managed. it's clear sense of hearing and perkins are not welcome. though. this capital robots and nine. in this cheap rented house. we need more victims of the deadly border it. arms wrapped in bandages. beat in plaster casts a lot of injured people are recovering from their wounds. he failed to crack fortress europe the initials got to the school. some really sad things happen in the food was good to get all the injured people that you see here you are the

city tours these are popular with the public and use the opportunity to brief the public and the opportunity for participation in the process. we created a suite of materials in 3 languages english spanish and chinese available on our website and paper form. the various newsletters that we're now featuring details of the package and investments and also released a rate pay er scorecard to make room for the materials and revamped our website to make sure our message was clear and understandable to to the public and allowing bill pair ers going forward what the impact on their bill will be for the next 4 years and let people no my accounts is being launched in may and they can see real time water usage data in the hopes of promoting even more conservation efforts. >> 9 were in chinese and 4 in spanish and focussed on infrastructure investments and information about the rates package we were also pleased to be ranked as the second utility. the steward campaign was really popular so we were able to use and leverage all of that attention we were getting on facebook and twitter and focus on infrastructure investments and promoting any public hearings we were having and also obviously conserva

spanish soil. the spaniards marched himself to santa fe and then to the city of chihuahua the provincial capital before returning them back across texas to american soil later that summer. and pike patriotically expresses the excitement that he has upon returning to the united states. so let's return to the question by way of conclusion here. let's return to the question of secret orders. i haven't given you all of the evidence that is relevant here but i have given you a bunch of it and it's an conclusive. the most certain thing we can say about secret orders is that we can't know for sure. it's tantalizing and even plausible to have secret orders but ultimately that theory on the existence of orders for which we have no direct evidence of their existence. the counter story of pike as an enlightened geographer and cognitively impaired organism squares not only with the available evidence but also with his habit of overreaching orders. pike was a naturalist remember and conspiring with byrd and wilkinson doesn't fit his mo. it's not in keeping with his character. going beyond his orders doing dangerous

here in the south of the city has historically always been the club of the working class, legend has it their famous red and white shirts from made from discarded from spanishattresses which came standard in those colors. the team were even nicknamed the mattress makers. atletico made it to the world cup once. they were beaten by bayern munich in 1974. real madrid has won it nine times. the book "white leadership" defines the club. >> real madrid is one of the most successful prize-winning clubs of this senator. the ideology of the club inspires people from all over. the emblem stands for global excellence. >> both clubs are in yo uafa championship this week. equality finally for atletico fans? >> atletico is back at the top of international football, competing in europe's major competitions again. the club has paid in six finals in the past six years, winning four in europe. yes, there is now equality. >> reporter: the streets of madrid will be deserted this week when uefa final matches kick off? could we be lo looking at a spah final? >> armstrong's manager for all seven of his tour de france victories. they have been suspended for eight years. armstrong

spanish soccer player. >> speculation about the three original star wars actors all spotted in london. that's coming up in the buzz. >> and wgn is sponsoring a job fair this month. the city of chicago diversity employment day career fair will be held on april 29-th at the hyatt regency mccormick place. it runs from 11 a-m to 3 p-m. a congressman from your could threaten to break the reporter in half after the state of the union address has been arrested on fraud charges. michael gramm charged with failing to report a $1 million in cash revenue from a restaurant. prosecutors say he is the money to pay undocumented employees off the books. he was serving his second term calls it a political witch hunt. >> a louisiana congressman caught on video planting a passionate kiss on his lady will not run for reelection. he says he plans to finish his term and then step down. earlier this month he apologized after this surveillance video shows this encounter. i guess that's all we will see. >> i like the way he said passionate. you did a good job. a few stories trending. a spanish soccer club has banned a fan for life after he threw a banana at the player. it was a racist taunts. th

doing this before a spanish way the first one in the stockholm area we have others which use the haze to warm up the building and surrounding buildings but they're not connected to the city's main heating system so exactly how does the process work for the furnace is below us can reach temperatures of up to twelve hundred degrees celsius on the hot smoke and up here and is called by this machine or a hundred fifty different pipes through which the smoke is pumped and then capsulated encased by cold water and throughout the process the cold water is heated and then the hot water is sent to the public meeting system for years there's been heated debate about renewable energy and continuing damage to the environment fuel storage fees here believe this is an ideal solution the process creates up to eight hundred megawatts of energy each year in real terms that's enough to use the toaster over two and a half million times he could make one million cups of tea or tumble dry your clothes six hundred thousand times but what about those that use the energy created to they believe life after death in this way is a good idea. from a moral standpoint i can see any real issues now i ha