. >> according to our source, the south america is keeping their relationship low-key. similar to the way fellow a-lister scarlett johansson and her boyfriend of five months, colin jost are handling their romance. >> the first year she hosted i was a writer on the show. >> meanwhile, ben affleck and "snl" producer lindsay shookus continue to put their pour-month relationship on full display. this week in santa monica, the couple was all smiles. while ben toured an estate. listing price? $4 million? >> in new york, it's a one-bedroom apartment. >> exactly. back to "snl," it will not be live the weekend, their big halloween special, but back to being live next week. a show we got talk about the world series game testimony star turnout was like an awards show. >> it was the place to be. even though i waunt there. it was a rough one for us dodgers fans. plenty of celebrity sightings. >> rocking denim and dodger hats, they had a date night supporting the boys in blue. another justin, just tin hartley scored tickets from his friends. >> i have for my entire life been a dodger

i am in charleston, the biggest city in the state of south carolina in the south of america. todayit carolina in the south of america. today it is sunny and picturesque, but charleston's prosperity was built on the back of the slave trade. nearly half of all of america's slaves arrived at this port. behind me, the slave market, where they were sold and bought. the struggle for freedom has where they were sold and bought. the struggle forfreedom has been where they were sold and bought. the struggle for freedom has been long and bloody. one of the most iconic fighters was martin luther king. my guest is his daughter, dr bernice king. what does she make of race relations today? dr bernice king, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. you are ceo of the king centre in atlanta, georgia, like your late father, martin luther king. you preach coexistence. when you look around the world today, including the united states, do you existence? you certainly see it in various places. when i travel around the nation and the world, i see it. but we have a lot of work to do in terms of

the. south america here we've got a weakening frontal system across southeastern there so that should be improving as we head through saturday high so twenty six in the. as china's rapid economic development spills over into other asian nations. people in power investigates the consequences and neighboring laos. poverty stricken and hungry for foreign investment can this communist republic reconcile the needs of its people with the demands liberations benefactor. laos on the borders of empire at this time on al-jazeera. october on al-jazeera. after a year of mourning thailand bed's a final farewell to its longest reigning monarch. for the stories beyond the headlines faultlines examines the us his role in the world liberians are preparing for their third election since a bitter civil war and servers are calling it a crucial test for democracy an investigation into the electronics industry revealing out even the smallest devices of deadly environmental and health costs. china's communist party is holding its annual congress what will it mean for the country and its people. october on al-jazeera. th

tourists accompanied by foot nine percent penguin expert cloudy old boy we learned the penguin colonies in south america are under threat climate change is one reason it is well documented that changing rain patterns or spend was to abandon fly the nest warmer ocean temperatures have diminished the quantity and quality of fish for the penguins who were swim further and further away to feed their young overfishing and ocean contamination especially plastics are also killing penguins al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folk abene dot. the first u.n. envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east how is negotiations with himmler helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count at this time on al-jazeera.

i was never aware that south america suffered after the war. lisa: with south america, it was more of an exploration of what food they might have. i'm kind of going through some of that quickly. but argentina was one of the food surplus countries. but then as we now know, it has kind of a shaky history, too. nazis are fleeing and things like that. --t part gets obligated obligated -- complicated. in his engineering mind, he was trying to find out who had what. it's the same today. we have enough food in the world. but it's the politics and the logistics and the economics of who sends what where. that is where hoover's engineering mind -- he was a very cosmopolitan man. he had contacts everywhere. he could talk with people that nobody else could. truman certainly recognized that in him. he could go places. truman had no experience. and get things done. so that was part of the south american trip, which i have not quite fleshed out as much as the european and asian trip, extreme the complicated. -- extremely obligated. no matter how tired i get in

next year we now know ten of them germany england joining belgium and the host nation from europe brazil also through from south america from asia south korea japan saudi arabia and iran who have all qualified the only team from the north central caribbean region to book their spot so far as mexico. or ten of thirty two teams of full russia twenty eight hundred have now been decided costa rica could have joined the list later but they've been delayed by twenty four hours their hold hold against hundred has been pushed to saturday due to the tropical storm that's killed at least twenty two people across central america. for the first photo meant to be held in india is kicking off this friday the under seventeen world cup of four male youth is being contested from twenty four teams from across the globe six indian cities are hosting games in an attempt to boost interest for football in a country known for its love of cricket i think is the world cup is really a game changer for indian football i think a lot has happened so far the i said it started there is more interest in football the national team is doing well so thi

readings that are fifteen hundred years old but bear no imprint of women yet they're not clad to the south. america gained independence in one nine hundred fifty six during the rule of king mohammed the fifth he was a member of a dynasty still in power today that claims descent from the prophet muhammad. constitutionally morocco's king's combined political and religious authority. in one nine hundred fifty nine the conservative code of personal status was adopted it affected many areas of family life with. almost fifty years were to pass before muhammad the fifth grandson the hum of the sixt introduced a new family code. the king announced that the new laws would limit polygamy and repudiation of marriage and make it easier for women to divorce. the software i think changing legal text says not enough we wanted a change in the status of women and we thought that once we had the new family code the problems of women would be sorted out but you should go to the courts and see all the inner justice that continues to make women suffer. for our legal system is corrupted that's why for example the new fa

hello again we look at the weather across the americas and south america you see this massive cloud across our south eastern areas through parts of europe why argentina far south of brazil we've seen some really active storm season big hell storms hell the size of golf balls we reported and there still are so i can live the area over the easter day or so showers extend further towards the northwest into parts of bolivia so the powers may pick up the old storm during the course of the day and then through into friday it's still looking pretty disturbed across this region chile's looking fine there santo twenty one eastern parts of still fine salvador twenty seven moving up into the caribbean here you see bright skies across a much of the region but we have got a fair few showers to across the bahamas western parts of cuba heavy showers up through the isthmus mexico city prospect one or two shows during the course of friday into north america and the satellite imagery shows a couple of storm systems one into the civic northwest not really active another one pushing towards eastern parts of c

i'm in charleston, the biggest city in the state of south carolina, in the america's south. today, it's sunny and picturesque, but charleston's prosperity was built on the back of the slave trade. nearly half of all of america's slaves arrived at its port. behind me is a slave market where they were bought and sold. the struggle for freedom and justice has been long and bloody. one of the most iconic fighters was martin luther king, the civil rights activist. my guest is his daughter, bernice king. thank you. you are ceo of the king centre in atlanta, georgia. like your late father, martin luther king, you are a church minister, you also preach his message of coexistence. when you look around the world today, including the united states, do you see coexistence between different peoples? you certainly see it in — in various places, when i travel around the nation and the world, but i think holistically we have a lot of work to do in terms of understanding our different cultures, appreciating them, respecting them, and finding a common way to move forward in society. because, y

the middle and south americas even just. because the china europe and the united states the portfolio. excellent match. german labor union see the move as an opportunity while their french counterparts fear job loss. says the merger is still subject to approval from anti trust authorities. the results of last sunday's general election in germany have shocked many business leaders a strong showing by the far right party means forming a coalition government among the other parties will be difficult. but once it's guns and china and what's important for us irrespective of the party politics along its side is that it doesn't take too long to conclude the coalition talks are going to be the fight the talks will be difficult but they have to agree on a forward looking program. that germany's industrial lobby group is hoping for advantage as the political cards are reshuffled it is now calling for a massive three hundred billion euro investment program to help boost the economy germany's chambers of commerce and industry are making

where in the south america the wet parts which tradition is time the year and climatologically is the size of brazil paraguayan sometimes you go on the north of argentina is no exception but this is about the second or third time i've seen this in a week so this is definitely flood area you might think of brazil as a wet country generally speaking but right in the middle and indeed in the northeast has been drought ridden for a while. like anywhere else in the world makes it prone to forest fires this particular one is in a natural reserve full of biodiversity of course a quarter of it already burnt so would have been stunted deliberately unfortunately but not surprisingly the weather will not come to the aid of anybody trying to put this fire out there is no rain forecast for this part of or indeed most apart from the south north of the continent very different story this mass of white covering many countries as producing been producing seasonally heavy rain anywhere from costa rica up to guatemala. in the place where it's been focused to the point where with the city getting three h

those that came out of the northeast south america around venezuela, they still exist. well int meeting went that the treating started there. fortunately they didn't have any goal -- any cold to speak of. they were happy to part with those, even though it would have taken them generations to get its to make these ornaments. they happily traded them for some of the trinkets. most were based on what had been successive that what had been successful. items was aig hawksbill. those were very popular among the indians. can --ey decided they they had given up enough of those, they were treating broken glass and take an old shirt and shred the material and give a piece of cloth. they were given small gold items for this. occasionally columbus would protest the sailors did this. most of the time he said nothing about it. much of the gold the europeans textgathering, much of the went into private pockets. it really was a nice meeting. these indians comported themselves so well, you have to sympathize with them, knowing the later history. did pretty well. he kept them reasonably i

circulation for being here which would suggest the rain we havea but we've had some significant spring weather further south in the constants of south america specifically in europe why where thunderstorms rattled through the night with the winds gusting enough to bring trees down that's the size of the hail storm that could be more to come in the same area. the russian orthodox church is deep pockets and the rapid expansion may bear its crucial role and put into a grip on power with some elevating the former k.g.b. officer to sainthood president putin is our leader that given top good people in power investigates how after its attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the heart of the russian state the orthodox connection at this time on al-jazeera. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. al-jazeera fluent in world news. this is al-jazeera.

a trance map it tells you the main terms being tweeted across various parts of the world if you look across south america here almost every part of the continent talking about the world cup. now remember when leo messi said he was retiring from international football because he was cursed well he came back with the hope of delivering argentina a major trophy it's a huge weight to carry on anyone's shoulder even for one of the world's best footballers a lot of interesting things are being posted on twitter most people really sympathizing with messi here is going ash dev dig in india saying messi surrounded by a bunch of idiots still they expect messi to score or bleacher report tweeted this cartoon with messi dragging argentina to the world cup with the caption lino massi can only do so much on his own and this next video brought a tear to my i posted by mixology it's messy after the game put to the soundtrack of the titanic check it out. her correspondent tres about who has been on the streets of the argentinian capital when osiris to give us a bit of an idea about how people there are feeling she sent t

the. south america's top club competition the cup a limited audience continues to be dominated by teams from brazil and argentina to argentina clubs played out the first semifinal on tuesday and now brazil's got to me or has taken a giant step closer to the final after their last full encounter with barcelona of ecuador no one school twice the gremio you know for me no victory in the first leg in the city of the kill the second leg is in brazil. wednesday. the new york red bulls were on heart for me in major league soccer as they extinguished the chicago fire from the playoffs in their first playoff game since twenty twelve the fire really didn't get going bradley right phillips and sasha. schooled within four minutes of each other to give the red bulls a first half lead and new york cruised to a full no wind to advance the eastern conference semifinal to run to. the vancouver whitecaps shook the center's a earthquake says they beat them five no mesquita scoring two goals in two minutes as the canadian side of the western conference semifinal against seattle. u.s. open champion brooks kept a

early ninety's since then the mexicans have controlled the whole drug supply chain from the plantations in south america all the way to mexico's mountains to the dealers on the u.s. streets some say it was the enterprise and spirit of the santa lloyd drug cartel the turned america into the world's primary kicking and marijuana consumers it's estimated that between them the mexican cartels make at least twenty to thirty billion dollars a year from the u.s. say. yes you know you're. also a more. peace man who was just fourteen when he turned to crime and he was wanted for murder so he's grandmother gave him money and he went on the run he joined the drug gang and over many years worked his way up to a senior role. in the past now he's asked us not to reveal his real name. into the i will. never move. in this world is coming and i will do what is brit are going to get out of war. she. or will you. again stage the fatal accident that killed this man's daughter somehow his wife survived but it was he scar and he was the real target back then he was a self-styled king of the hill he had money influence proper

missing out on the world cup for the first time since one nine hundred seventy sitting fifth in the south america's standings wealthy for president jenny has been in argentina as the country confirmed it will stage a joint bid with paraguayan you're going to host the twenty thirty feet for world cup argentina football has been besieged by problems involving financial mismanagement corruption and disorganization. you know there's a program in argentina in recent years unfortunately from an administrative point of view has been in a little bit of a bad way like others on this continent outside this continent and like fee for itself too and we all know it but in a country like argentina we have seen that there is the strength the passion and the heart to start working again now tokyo olympics organizers say they found high levels of bacteria at the open water swimming and triathlon venue for the twenty twenty games tests show levels of e-coli up to twenty times of of the acceptable limits and fecal bacteria seven times higher than it should be organizes a vowing to improve the water quality in time fo

we services can't shine imports is retailers food around the world south america australia europe we accompany customers around the market sourcing products. in the market there's many boof cilia same thing you should go to four four five you know what the price is there. then for you know what you're. right you know how do you know what. they buy but. one. who the only time. we go to the market and the supplier will give us a price. and then we do the ordering. the goods are delivered to my warehouse. and we q.c. the goods which is the most important thing for my job. to control. lots of people have this bad perception of chinese goods. the nation i have is on the western i speak english obviously and i have the western eye on i what products i'm not going to sell i know that i know the quality expected. it's quite important thing i think. richly or come from a place where half of which is the county town of half an hour still market town lots of lost old buildings and nice pubs. i was living in melbourne at the time and i saw it to this guy in a pub english guy and he said his god's

circulation for being here which would suggest the rain we havea but we've had some significant spring weather further south in the constants of south america specifically in europe why where thunderstorms rattled through the night with the winds gusting enough to bring trees down that's the size of the hail storm that could be more to come in the same area. the russian orthodox church has deep pockets in the upper the expansion may bear its role in putin's grip on power with some elevating the former k.g.b. officer saying to president putin with our leader that. people in power investigates how afterwards attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the heart of the russian state the orthodox connection this time. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories the u.s. secretary of state has criticized the four countries and posing a blockade on for refusing to engage in talks for excellence and says as ready but they solving that quartet as to negotiate. the white house chief of staff has come to the defense of u.s. president donald trump's call this week to the widow of a slain soldier tromp i

so and that is expected to continue as we head on through into friday further towards the south into south america we've still got a frontal system which affecting the far south of brazil for the southeast but to be dry and when it's aires and it should be a fine day in santiago chile highs of sixty. the rain forest of the sea we continue on our current way we want have within twenty thirty forty years from. trying to recreate the ecosystem under controlled conditions. with. the great barrier saveable but we're going to start now everyone behind the solution. is time on hold as iraq. good to have you with us on al jazeera these are our top stories police in the kenyan capital have used tear gas to disperse opposition protesters calling for changes to the electoral commission confusion is mounting over this month's repeat presidential vote official say opposition candidate while the don't go blue be on the ballot despite his withdrawal on tuesday spain's prime minister has given cotland leader carlos preached a moment until monday to say whether he has declared independence the spanish government s

yeah. >> doug thompkins would eventually buy 2 million of the wildest acres in south america .. sland and delaware combined. and here he would land his plane on this strip and discover the spot for the home of his dreams and it is a get away in every sense of the word. long boat ride from the nearest road, a driveway that requires an amphibious assault vehicle and his house is far from your typical millionaire retreat. the foot print is small, energy use spare. no shopping out here. so you eat what you grow. or graze. >> wow. yeah. beautiful. i love the old rustic wood. gorgeous. you have no idea how big it is from the outside. >> and everything from beams and shingles to pots and pans is hand crafted. >> this is beautiful. >> yeah. locally sourced, no mass manufacturing. >> as much as he could not support, as he called the industrial complex. you see it in the windows as well. small lights and you need a big factory to make big plate glass windows. so that's why he made these small pane windows. >> but this house really didn't become a home until he fell in love with her. >> oh,

the u.s. and south america whether it's monsters of rock or rock in rio they belong to the top acts at all of the major festivals in the 1980's. was a song that's hard to say that was the fastest rise within the scorpions career before that it was steady and from then on it wasn't easy to go any higher. but it was always study up until that point and then all of a sudden we just shot straight up things if you can start over. in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the scorpions took the next step appearing for the first time in the soviet union. a year later they were at the moscow music peace festival. around that time of winds of change their biggest hit was written it became an anthem for the political changes in germany and eastern europe. does is this was what i was trying to express and wind of change was the hope that the world would change and that we that our generation and hopefully future generations too would live in a more peaceful world and the cold war would end. the late one nine hundred ninety s. what difficulty is for the scorpions classic hard rock have become less popula

welcome back well look at the weather across the americas starting in south america we've got a few showers across amazon basin we've also got some showers for across parts of peru and extending into bolivia and as you come further south we've got dry conditions across paraguayan to the far south of brazil and argentina but as we head on through into might see some rain across northeastern parts of argentina developing what is areas is at risk of some rain nights wrong but it's fine and rare has a twenty six fine in santiago highs of twenty four moving up into the caribbean here's quite a bit of cloud across more easterners affecting some of the islands further towards the west where the conditions are generally looking fine so for should be a pleasant day with highs of thirty one degrees kingston jamaica should be sunny but you notice across this by the other there is more the way of cloud and some showers are likely across american republic moving up through the isthmus fair few showers expected here and so. iran the gulf will come pecci it's looking rather white at times makes the city m

early ninety's since then the mexicans have controlled the whole drug supply chain from the plantations. in south america all the way through mexico's mountains to the dealers on u.s. streets some say it was the enterprise and spirit of the santa lower drug cartel and the turn america into the world's primary kicking and marijuana consumers it's estimated that between them.

hello again well look at the weather across the americas in south america plenty of showers across the amazon basin frontal system across far south of brazil cross paraguayan giving some rain maybe pushing into far northeastern parts of argentina and parts of europe why but otherwise for much of argentina weather conditions are fine fine for santiago in chile and the other side of that front plenty of sunshine for rio their highs of thirty two for the way slightly as we head on through into south and also some showers likely for the past in bolivia i think for lima improve we might see wanted to showers but quito ecuador should be largely dry and fine up into the caribbean region now you see a few showers across the islands americas parts of cuba and also the bahamas and john that's where the bulk of the showers will be kingston jamaica may pick up wanted to showers during the day heavy showers up through the isthmus still but somewhat better than the house been in recent days and that continues through into saturday let's head up into north america we have some snow up over the rockie

commander says his crews' efforts will prevent the drugs from getting to the streets of the u.s., central and south americae drugs were off-loaded in san diego yesterday. >>> 2800 pages of documents about the assassination of president john f. kennedy have just been made public but the white house decided to block a few hundred of those documents due to national security concerns. following president kennedy's murder in 1963 the warren commission concluded that lee harvey oswald was the sole assassin. many believe others were involved. 25 years ago congressman dated the government release all the documents by today. >> the government was forced to do it in 1992. why? because oliver stone his film "jfk" was a giant box office hit and stone of course proposed all kinds of conspiracy theories. >> the documents were just posted on the national archives website. you can find the link on our website, ktvu.com on web links. >>> a series of president trump's border wall models is up along the mexico-san diego border and all ready for testing. officials will review the 30 federal government tall prototypes and make

impressive reminders of the time when birmingham was also known as the pittsburgh of the south pittsburgh was america's number one steel city at the time. was the right now but i am i am the. one. with the population of two hundred twelve thousand birmingham is still alabama's biggest city even though it's lost half of its population as a result of the economic decline of the past fifty years that's evidenced by the many decaying buildings many of them are being pulled down three quarters of all the inhabitants are african-americans just half a century ago these people had to fight for their civil rights the events from back then a student at the forefront of them minds. but during that time birmingham was rigidly segregated segregation ordinances specifically said that black people white people did not play checkers yes engage in any game it's hard to imagine what that was like now so it was very oppressive. the separation of the races there was real. no justice in the legal system for african-americans. the city of racial segregation. in the sixty's african american homes and businesses were bombed i

little bit brighter times across cuba some heavy showers across north western parts of south america further towards the south it's looking dry across paraquat high society three innocent. the sum and age old part of spanish culture no one i can stop thinking of are the bullies in my life others are explored and a symbol of central government by what we should and carry on something that goes against the morals of got along the sides as a whole the catalan nationalist perspectives the bullies were present banished cultural history and catalonia lost full fight at this time on al-jazeera wild. from the shawnees of the red sea storage a clean water act is a global problem and the whole management of the major hurdles but in georgia this team at the moment is changing out to the peaks of the himalayas where water conservation looks like. solutions to save the world's most precious resource and the next episode of rights we look at what is being done to stem what's prices. at this time. and again let me remind you of our top stories the iraqi army is advancing north towards the kurdish held city of kirkuk t

welcome back a look at the weather across the americas now in south america you can see this big line of plywood extending northwest southeast and this is a frontal system which is pushing through the region giving some heavy rain through rio de janeiro some storm activity likely here paraguayan still seeing some rain now as you move on through and to choose say that whole system should clear out into the south atlantic with time leaving brighter conditions across paraguayan through argentina and uruguay finas santiago in chile still the risk of want to showers for the past. now as we head up into central parts of america and the caribbean region the honest area looking too bad there's a lot of cloud up through the isthmus getting some really heavy rain at times it could be a wet want to mexico city later on the day meanwhile the on it is not looking too bad yeah there are some showers around but also some spells of sunshine but it is through parts of central america guatemala for instance where we will see some really heavy rain at times heading up into north america we've got this f

and egypt for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety over to north and central america now mexico costa rica and panama advance from the congo caf confrontation well from south america we know that brazil euro quiet argentina and colombia will be there in russia next year the remaining nine spots will be decided next month on some other news now an n.f.l. team owners will meet next week to consider a new rule forcing players to stand during the national anthem now dozens of players and knelt in protest against racial injustice and country the players' association has defended its members right to free expression but the league's commissioner roger goodell has now written to team owners urging everyone to stand diane estabrook has been following the story for us from washington d.c. . part of the problem is this is an issue that we're now three weeks into and i think the n.f.l. is hoping that this would just go away and it really hasn't we saw vice president pence walk out of the game over the weekend now today president trump tweeted that if these players continue to meall that maybe their teams shouldn't get tax breaks which is interesting because n.f.l. te

from the streets of south america where it started, to sports halls across the uk, and the new national your foot. and look — the balls are much smaller and less bouncy than normal footballs, it's on a hard court and in a restricted area. all this means the emphasis is therefore on tight control and skills under pressure, as you can see! futsal, it's more about technical ability, awareness. all players tend to get involved in every position on the pitch. you get opportunities to do everything — attack, defend and improve your speed of though and mental strength, as well. at first, it is a bit of a shock to the system, just so much quicker than the kind of football i've been used to. you can't stop and think what you're doing with the ball, like some footballing dinosaur! futsal has been around in countries like spain, where it's professional, and south america, where it started, for 80 years, and it's credited for giving these nations' football teams the flair and the skill they're renowned for. pele says it was fundamental in his development. so quick! so now that the uk has finally ca

the beach. from south america-- sue, the baby's playing out here. look at this. ooks like a little army. to southern california. that guy's so big, i'd have run off. and later, my blooper of the week. this is the worst thing i've ever had on me. so grab your flip-flops and sun

the u.s. in south america in europe and then that this makes china take up fill in the blanks as people say good to speak with you ruben monday july in hong kong thank you. now imagine a machine that's broken through the barriers of human knowledge while it's here this week an artificial neural network designed by google's deep mind mastered the ancient chinese board game of go but this is cimon is not about the board game previous ai's were able to win by training on thousands of games played by humans the latest version was able to teach itself google says the ai which is known as alpha go zero could have a number of uses and why fight technology has been around since the turn of the century but could it be in need of some fine tuning this week researchers discovered a network floor that allows hackers to spy on uses it affects mobiles laptops and other connected devices and tech companies have yet to release patches to fix the problem all right still to come on counting the cost why some people in the zambian town of cab way feel like they're being slowly poisoned. first there was plenty of s

to put in metal over the plastic so we have four tons of plastic stored on the main island of south. america time transport company is helping us by taking it to lisbon free of charge to recycling companies there will receive it is a couple mass tourism hasn't yet come to the island and that's the way they want to keep it but the locals also need jobs so the idea is to help cycle the ardennes waste seventy percent of which is organic. the only. way. these women are making commercial compost it's a new venture on the island and it's hard work the compost beds need to be turned to three times a week. it's more important lastic that's bad. for the women i mean to sell their first compost in three months they've already approached potential clients and i hope all their hard work will eventually pay off . by much thought as. this work means a lot to us you know. we've never had jobs if for. if you are happy. this is about our children's future. and we're determined to build something here for the next generation. if voice of the. prince if they are learned certainly not taking the easy way. that.

the -- >> listen, as much as -- liz: we're not. >> as much as people like to deride new yorkers for not understanding what's going on in middle america and the southrica, university of missouri, spent a lot of time in the south in my journalism career. a lot of people don't understand it. not everybody is a gazillionaire. if you're a family of five and you live outside of l.a. or outside of new york city like in long island, a family of five with an annual income of $200,000 a year, that is not rich. it sounds rich for, you know, middle america which it would be -- liz: right. >> based on the taxes, the housing prices, the cost of living, that is firmly middle class. and that state and local tax deduction helps you. so i'm just telling you, you know, for flight -- i know new yorkers are very insular, and we like to think of the midwest as flyover country. not all of us do, but for people that watch fox, and i know we have a huge audience in middle america and the south, in the middle -- in the midwest and the south, new york, california, these high-tax states is not all, you know, rich wall street guys. liz: yeah. >> construction workers, families

in protest says it will participate in the elections but only as a chance to pressure the government. 0ur south america reports from the state of carabobo, in venezuela's industrial heartland. hip hop and a message of hope. this is rafael lacava, the government candidate for carabobo state. he thinks enthusiasm can solve the crisis that brought venezuela to its knees. in this poor neighbourhood, where people increasingly struggle to get by, this is light relief. less a political rally, more a music concert, with lacava a rock star on a mission. these people need leadership. these people are with us, and you've seen that today. and that's what we need, that you tell the world. they also need food and medicines. what can you do for that? because we've been blocked by the us. we've been blocked by the 0ccidental countries. it's of little comfort to drivers queueing for hours to fill a tank of petrol, in the country with the largest oil reserves in the world. for those living in the shadow of venezuela's largest refinery, all this is a reminder ofjust how far the country's fallen. amari lives in a house gi