teresa vo, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> country is celebrating national day. the military parade has been held in the capital doha, where sosoldiers, tanks and fighter js included the country's emir. declared its independence in 1971. >> this week on talk to al jazeera best selling author mitch albom. >> i use death to ricochet your attention back on to life. >> albom's latest novel is "the magic strings of frankie presto", a tale about the greatest guitarist to ever live and the lives he changes. the writer's first dream was to be a musician. >> i didn't write anything until i was already well into my twenties, cause everything i wanted to do was based around music. >>

teresa vo reports. >> antonio cruz and his wife are struggling omake ends meet. they live on the outskirts of brasilia, the city in which politicians are debating whether to impeach dilma rousseff. >> we're not sure what will happen but we're worried about other things. >> reporter: they say they volted for dilma rousseff but say they don't support her anymore. people say they are not worried about the impeachment process of dilma rousseff. after years of economic growth and stability people say they feel the contraction of the economy. i'm told shops like this were booming with business but now almost empty. it's been a difficult year for brazilian president, the economy is in recession and there are several ongoing investigations involving politicians close to her. and now, the impeachment effort by a political enemy. people have taken to the streets in thousands to protest against the government and we're told that more demonstrations are on the way. >> translator: we are planning to carry out more demonstrations to pressure congress to continue with impeachme

teresa vo has the story. >> on the boat on the streetle ostreets ofconcordia, jorge is o make it back to the street. >> this is my mother's house, my brother's house, everything is under water. >> concordia is located in the province of enterrios, it is in paraguay, you'r uruguay and bra. >> i've lost everything, i'm so angry so frustrated. i work every day to try to get something but then this happens and everything is gob. >> we're on the second floor of this house and the city says this area is completely flooded. there is the poorest area in this city and many are afraid of leaving their property because they fear that whatever they have left will be stolen. argentina's new president mauricio macri visited the affected areas and said argentina and the surrounding area will have to get ready for climate change. >> this frequency of rainfall has everything to do with climate change. we have to use less energy and water. >> building more infrastructure. that's what people here have been waiting for years. around 10,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in concordia. many li

teresa vo, al jazeera, concordia, argentina. >>> floods are also continuing to cause havoc in australia's northern territory. large stretch of highway has been closed. nearly 500 residents from the community of daily river have been moved to darwin they are expected to remain until the flooding has subsided. authorities have warned the people to be wary of crocodiles inundating the area. >>> still to come, we connect with the rohingya migrants who arrived at very different destinations. plus, as falling oil price he lead to cught cuts in saudi aras budget we ask how low can three go? >> who crossed the line first in one of the world's toughest yacht races. aces. >> comedy great richard lewis. >> i really am in love with the craft. >> turning an angst ridden and neurotic outlook... >> i have to unravel myself on stage as fearlessly as possible. >> into an award winning career...from hell. >> it's thrilling when it's working. >> i lived that character. >> go one-on-one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> welcome back. a reminder now much our top stories h

teresa vo has more. >> this is the flofns northeastn northeast argentina, also in paraquaiparaguay, uruguay, and argentina, they are fearful of losing whatever little they have left. people are using boats just in the middle of the streets to move around. i was just able to see some fish that came all around this area, people are just trying to cope with the situation, authorities are also trying to cope. last saturday maurice yo ma mau. >> 500 residents from the community of daily river have been moved to darwin where they are expected to remain until flooding has subsided. authorities have warned residents to be wary of crocodiles. >>> saudi arabia has been forced to seek new sources of revenue, saudi revenue dropped 15%, mainly the result of a 23 cent drop in income from oil. overall spending meanwhile rose to $260 billion, fueled in part by the saudi military intervention in yemen. as a result the first saudi budget under king salman revealed a deficit of $98 billion. former member of the saudi council, he says the government has enough reserves to go through this period of low oil pric

teresa vo, al jazeera, concordia, al jazeera. >> can you find more at our website, the address is aljazeera.com. >> the warm blue waters off the coast of hawaii, a scene of incredible beauty but a world in transition. ironically this piece of coral, delicate as fine china, is also a sign of trouble. >> today, we are facing the potential loss or massive degradation of all of our reefs. >> down here, climate change is taking its toll. >> so this is essentially telling you that this coral is not dead. >> but a team of scientists is trying to engineer survival in an extreme future. >> what you're talking about here is epigenetics? >> exactly, rapid adaptation. >> will it work? >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. techknow investigates a coral catastrophe. >> hey guys today we are going for a dive and we are talking coral reefs, i'm joined by dr. crystal

teresa vo, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> temperatures were pushed to above freezing in the north pole. today's temperatures at the north pole were 50° higher than average for this time of year. it was so warm that the north pole at lease for a time was as warm as chicago and warm he than some other u.s. cities. >>> a get away spa, lil manatu lake, researchers say the lake and other lakes like it play a valuable role by absorbing carbon more efficiently than oceans and forests. daniel lak reports. >> own microscopic creatures can live in it. rivers flow in but not out. evaporation makes it even saltier. farmers have known not to plant crops on the shore. but there's a spa like the real dead sea that has been here for decades. >> people came from all over to visit manatu lake. put the mud on themselves for ex foliantses. foliants. >> taking the waters for decades they're seen as somewhat of a nuisance. but a lake like this with its saline waters may actually be providing a very valuable service. researchers at the university of regina says that such alkaline lakes absorb speaker carbon.

teresa vo, al jazeera, brasilia. >> nine people freed from boko haram have returned to nigeria. the raids took place in the sambesa forest which straddles the border between cameroon and nigeria. it's believed many of the rescued hostages were going to be used as suicide bombers. >>> the taliban took control of the afghan city of kunduz in september and held it for more than two weeks. tens of thousands of people fled. the government has retain control of the city but as al jazeera's jennifer glasse reports many are still concerned about their safety. >> reporter: in the center of kunduz city, restaurant owner says he is struggling to make a living. that's because the city was under taliban control for two weeks back in september and october. >> translator: because of the insecurity in kunduz retch people have left the city, 70% of young people have left, they're not here anymore. >> reporter: while he still gets a few customers at lunch time and early evening his workday has been cut short by six hours. now he closes before dark because of a lack of security. >> translator: aft

teresa vo is there. >> i'm in northeast argentina where at least 10,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. you can see right behind me how houses are completely covered under water. most of the people here have been able to leave this area but many are staying behind. they're saying that they want to take care of whatever little they have left. they are afraid of losing or being robbed. they're also using boats as you can see to move around. this is right in the middle of the city and there are boats here for people to be able to move around. what is happening here is also happening in paraguay in yawrg y and in brazil. waters are expected to rise in paraguay in uruguay and in argentina. >>> a large stretch of highway has been closed down. nearly 500 people who live in a community called daily river are going to be moved to darwin. they will be remaining there until floodwaters go down. authorities warn individuals to be wary of crocodiles. let's bring in joanna haig. from kingston upon thames. a, arjoan anna, are they all li. >> when we have a very strong el nino event, there

teresa vo has been to the argentinian city, barricades meant to hold back the waters have been breached. >> they are hoping to go home soon. she's been living in the area for days. the recent rain is complicating the situation more. >> translation: i have nothing left. my children have no shoes or clothes, we are told it will be weeks before the water goes down. if it rains, it will get worse. vanessa is one of thousands of argentinians. it happened in the province. the river is not far away from here. that's why authorities built the wall a decade ago. the problem is that this time the rain and the amount of water coming from paraguay and brazil was so intense that it flooded other parts of the city. authorities here are monitoring the barricades built around the city, trying to prevent the situation of getting worse. juan says they are getting organised in case the water continues to go up. >> the current situation could continue until march. we need to be ready. it doesn't mean everything will be under water. we hope not. the weather is changing. we are seeing a lot of rain. the city

teresa gonzalez telemundo take vo cesar ---quiere bajar de peso pero no lo hace porque limita sus opcionesicia aseguran que existen alimentos que al combinarlos adecuadamente pueden ayudarle a obtener una figura de envidia --- --- uno de estos alimentos es el chocolate oscuro, que segn expertos ayuda a quemar caloras y cuidar su salud --- otros que pueden ayudarle son, el yogurt, la avena, el aceite de oliva y por supuesto los vegetales... cesar ---el papa francisco ofrecio hoy su mensaje de navidad en la plaza de san pedro en el vaticano... nat sound --- wait for cue --- hizo un llamado a los sea la inspiracionir que jesus en sus vidas... ---tambien recordo a los miles de presentes a valorar mas la vida que las cosas materiales ---como ya viene siendo costumbre, el papa insisti en que las sociedades occidentales abran las puertas a los migrantes y los refugiados.... topvo cesar ---queremos saber cul es su sentir en estas fechas a traves de nuestra pregunta de la noche... ---qu mensaje de navidad enva a la comunidad? ---para participar vaya a nuestra pagina de facebook/telemun do 48 y su r

take vo ---el vaticano certifica el milagro de quien podra la madre teresa de calcuta. es... cesar ---somos primeros con la noticia.. take vo --el conductor de una camioneta murio victima del impacto que sufrio cuando suveh estrello contra un tren. vo --el accidente ocurrio en south san francisco cerca a la autopista 101. --testigos indicaron que al parecer, la victima perdio el control de la camioneta y luego de cruzar un cerco choc contra un arbol y luego un tren que estaba estacionado. --el impacto ocasiono una fuerte explosion. --el conductor no pudo ser rescatado de las llamas y perdio la vida. cesar --- heridas en el craneo, costillas rotas e incluso con un pulmon perforado. ---asi quedo un hombre de 51 aÑos de edad que fue brutalmente golpeado esta madrugada mientras esperaba el autobus... ---pilar niÑo en exclusiva nos muestra un video sobre lo ocurrido mientras las autoridades tratan de descifrar por que se dio el ataque... take pkg ;01 ;23 ;41 ;53 1;10 1;16 al menos 8 violentos golpes se pueden contar en estv obtenido por su noticiero telemundo 48 esta madrugad

take vo / juanfra --- el papa francisco reconoci un segundo milagro de la madre teresa de calcuta, lo para que la monja sea declarada santa en 2016 --- takevo/lorena adems es viernes de inmigracion....si tiene preguntas, una abogada experta en la materia esta aqui para responder a sus dudas... asi que llamenos al 408 944 48 13 gaby traffic juanfra-topvo --- el papa francisco ---... el papa francisco reconoci un segundo milagro de la madre teresa de calcuta, lo que allana el camino para que la religiosa sea declarada santa... --- se trata de la inexplicable curacin de un hombre que sufra de una enfermedad cerebral mortal, y su esposa dice a travs de la oracin a la religiosa se cur --- lorena-cont vo --- el proceso de canonizacin requiere al menos dos milagros... el primero fue la curacin de una mujer que padeca un tumor abdominal... --- en septiembre se prev la canonizacin de la ganadora del premio nobel de la paz, coincidiendo con el aniversario de su muerte --- juanfra/cam pan ---el 4 de diciembre del 2000 la asamblea general proclamo el da internacional del migrante.... --- tanto mi