do you remember why it happened to your diplomats in havana? and now that you see nobody talks about that anymore they have not been able to show any evidence of thing happened to the diplomats in havana. even now there is a study that says it was a neurotoxin we don't say it's the truth but it's something to consider and like a spy movie it proves nothing but they take a lot of measures to punish cuba. i have to remember septembe september 111880. and nothing ever happened in havana ever. but september 11th. and then we commemorated that before the united states. o this is the idea. now in venezuela. we support cuba but the cia has been far less important than those senior officials believe. so the cia but you can see what the ambassador put in his twitter accounts. and under the secretary of state the national intelligence officer for latin america they disagree. this is 2002 so making those accusations is nothing new. but do you know what? if cuban troops and militia has a full and complete embargo than those sanctions are placed and then re

will grant, bbc news, havana. laura: changing times in cuba. ucremember, you can findmore of all the day's news at our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation is deossible by... babbel, an online program pesigned by language salists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: nding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. narrator: e, pbs. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. n on tewshour tonight, the dreamers get their day in courto the supremurt hearson argumenthe fate of undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. then, how we got here. with public hearings in the impeachment inquiry toated to starrrow morning, examining what brought us to the edge of this history making event, and what will come next. and,

about havana is 22 hours by see. so if we open the economy to that so the idea is you want something that's good for both sides. thank you. >> thank you. so now going back to the result i would say with the geopolitical underhanded objective of the embargo it works very well to the point that more people are not outraged. so to piggyback on that i would be interested to hear what the blockade represents because obviously to do something that is with that international solidarity? and with the gentle man in front of me and that the embargo is not just the concept that this is an issue that we see. we must not have that attitude. >> correct me if i'm wrong. but if things change here we could actually get a foreign-policy in cuba than it would change. >> right now no country deeds regime change more than our home. >> so then you can remember. we will take the last two questions. >> people are really interested in cuba and with that cuban model. and then to think of examples of the collaboration with health research emba

will grant, bbc news, havana. hundreds of thousands of tourists visit paris each year but one guy gives a tour with a different twist. from world war ii resistant fighters to the writers who spoke out against french colonialism. he tries to challenge the perception of what it means to be french. very special tour of paris there. a giant mural of greta thunberg will gaze down on the people of the people of sandro —— san francisco. one of the previous works by the artist was a giant mural of robin williams. that is it for now, thank you so much for watching. hello once again. after so much wet weather in recent weeks, it looks as though wednesday for much of the british isles is going to start at least on a drier, brighter, colder note, although there's no disguising the fact there is in fact another set of fronts to bring some rain to western areas later in the day. but it's a cold, crisp start, a frosty one for many northern parts of the british isles. a run of showers over the north sea through south—west s

. -- since the founding of havana. australi firefighters say they t ve a long way to go to contain huge bushfires te burning out of control in eastern australia. the flames have come close to homes in sydney. here is so mercer. phil: fes are unpredictable beasts. more than 70 are burning acros new south wales. about half are out of control in terrain that is rugged and hard to reach. 3000 firefighters have prepad for what officials said was the most dangerous fire week australia's most populous state has ever seen. a catastrophic fire warning was issued for the first time in sydney. there are fires in t suburbs the outbreaks here came very close to homes just over the roads from the bush lands that continue to burn. the blaze has been brought under control, andce the substan you can see on the road and on the roofs of these housess ire retardant. ese fires just go to show how dangerous it can australia's biggest city, as conditions get worse. homeowners here were lucky. their properties wereen spared d hough flames had

the golden phone, you can see it in havana. you can see the golden phone that was shown in "the godfather," the second part let's start with this. why the cuban revolution? i believe there is no country in the world, including any local countries where economic humiliation and exportation were worse than in cuba during the bautista regime. i will even go further to some extent because there were a number of things on the part of the united states. now you have to pay for those things. in the agreement with the first cuban revolutionaries, that is perfectly clear. i was asked, do you know who says that? the majority do not know. very easy. president kennedy. this is 1963, one month before he was assassinated. so people believe at that point he was trying to improve the relations. remember, 1961, president howard cut the diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba 70 days before president kennedy took office. it was a disaster. the cia organized that and sent to the president this is going to be easy, this is going to be easy.

will grant, bbc news, havana. a giant mural of greta thunberg will gaze down at people in san francisco when it's unveiled later. (00v)it's 60 feet tall, 30 feet wide, ide mural was created by argentine street artist andres petreselli. he says he hopes it will remind residents of the city of the dangers posed by climate change. one of his previous works was a giant mural of the late actor robin williams which he also painted on a building in san francisco. now a meteorfalling from the sky in missouri — and captured on a home security camera. the american meteor society has received at least 120 reports from 8 us states from people who say they spotted the object. most reports are from missouri, but people in illinois, kansas, minnesota and nevada also registered sightings. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. hello once again. after so much wet weather in recent weeks, it looks as though wednesday for much of the british isles is going to start at least on a

flights to anywhere in cuba but havana. and remittances, money sent from u.s. citizens to cubans, were cut in half, just $1000 per quarter, which means less money for food. >> the blockade is affecting cuba in every way, even our education because there is a lack of materials. the economy is affected, food for children, adult, youth, everybody, medicine whic soledad: the cuban government has responded by building deeper partnerships with europe and china and russia. >> we are in a hotel right now that was just opened and we are opening another very soon and that's how we're making due. soledad: only u.s. citizens who can prove they are delivering aid to the cuban people can now travel legally. the rationale of the trump administration is to break the cuban economy until it embraces democracy and stops supporting leftist governments. >> some cuban exiles have thought that engaging with the cuban economy is sort of you know giving into the castro government andheir followers. soledad: five years ago, president barack obama had taken the u.s. in the opposite direc

and europe of once again come to havana that's despite new american sanctions that make trading with the communist island even more difficult companies like spanish printing equipment supplier affair prograf inc want to keep doing business here in damascus and it doesn't need us that's the end of the us sanctions are doing a lot of damage to our business customers are already tightening their purse strings that also makes things more complicated because there may be less money left for us and when it's time for payment they may pay another supplier 1st making us wait a long time for our money i'll get over it oh this is a problem we take it up. but that doesn't stop too many companies from doing business with cuba like us shipping company carli based in florida it continues to rely on the cuban market obviously short term but if. you also. think. if you. are here for the kids you're pretty good. it can take as long as 2 years to receive payment for goods and services from cuba in a recent shift it's mostly been russian companies that are willing to take that risk their trade volume w

graduating from the havana faculty of law also masters of science in foreign relations. [applause] >> thank you so much for coming today i really believe this is an important moment. so there is a vote in the united nations right now about this. in 2015 when i came i started to say we are in the best moment in almost 50 years and now i will try to explain about the history of the past and the present and what we want for the future this is a presentation with 46 american universities and to talk about us cuba relations. so this is something that people recognize that day here in washington dc and you can see how similar they are. there is a lot of history between cuba and the united states. so i am willing to start right now with some opening questions. i agree the thesis is very important but i start with this question and people say cuba is famous because of cigars and music some people remember the olympics but what do you know about cuba? so i really believe there is a lot of misinformation about cuba so one student said i know i love lucy. [laughter] you remember th

. >> when the sun comes up in havana and there is a good wind, that's the best time to hit the surf. among the mail servers, one woman is a serpentine year in cuba. she has had to fight for her place here. >> the menus used to tell me to serve further away so that i didn't steal their waves. i think i'm a brave woman. once i've decided to do something, i don't stop until i've achieved it. >> there still aren't many servers in cuba. she says she still sometimes get stopped and questioned by the police. >> sometimes they wouldn't let me go into the water because they thought i was going to try to escape to the u.s. on my surfboard. >> she wants to see a more modern cuba with more room for strong women. she teaches kids to serve, especially girls. but to earn money with their surf school, the 36 euros need special permission from the common estate. she has been waiting for seven years and still hasn't got it. >> maybe the government is just not interested. maybe surfing is just not, as we say here, cuban enough. >> the smallest changes to the system require determination and stamina. ev

havana. and 4% of our capacity was dedicated to cuba. so when it happened, it was a blow but we were able to hustle and overcome those challenges. and it's one of the reasons why our numbers were as good as the were. >> you blew me away. i would think you couldn't do these numbers. you're also doing some things that don't get enough credit for. you got in your hand a -- something that could make a national difference to the environment. it is not green wash the numbers are quite incredible what you're going to do versus plastic. >> we just announced a partnership with just goods that replaces over six million plastic water bottles across the norwegian brand. we're doing it on the ocean and region brands. so, yes, we're taking the issue of the environment seriously we apply the oceans waters we do everything we possibly can through technology, policy procedure to prevent any pollution in the water or air. >> and you also don't get enough credit you actually fix ports and create jobs in the wes

cuba's 37th annual international trade fair has opened in havana it brings together some $4000.00 entrepreneurs from 60 nations around the world who are willing to brave tough sanctions from the u.s. government and a long wait for fame and. the cuban government is proud of this trade fair. thousands of companies from the u.s. and europe of once again come to have and that's despite new american sanctions that make trading with the communist island even more difficult companies like spanish printing equipment supplier affair program want to keep doing business here in damascus and it doesn't you know if that's the end of the u.s. sanctions are doing a lot of damage to our business customers are already tightening their purse strings that also makes things more complicated because there may be less money left for us and when it's time for payment they may pay another supplier 1st making us wait a long time for our money about i'll get over it all this is why don't we keep it up. but that doesn't stop too many companies from doing business with cuba like us shipping company carli based in florida

crisis is expected to cost italy hundreds of millions of europe's cuba is marking its capital's founding havana which was established 500 years ago by spanish colonists but city residents have little else to celebrate the u.s. embargo on cuba remains in place as u.s. president donald trump has largely reversed a thaw in relations that was started by his predecessor that fuss uncertain economic reforms have resulted in few improvements to many people's lives. vanna celebrated the anniversary with a gala performance in front of the capitol building music opera ballet traditional dance and a fireworks spectacle that belied the communist countries economic misery under oppressive regime. united and hope that everything will get better. cubans build on our dreams and future despite being surrounded by obstacles. president miguel diaz canal open the official festivities without making any remarks as a rule he stays away from microphones have on his best day comes at a difficult time the u.s. has imposed numerous sanctions fuel this gas american tourists have stopped coming to the island gradually the

that cuba has been celebrating the 500th anniversary of the founding of its capital havana by spanish conquerors but the city's residents have little else to celebrate these days the trump administration has mostly reversed a modest fall in relations that had briefly opened the island to u.s. tourists tentative economic reforms introduced by cuba's government have done little to improve most people's lives. have vanished celebrated the anniversary with a gala performance in front of the capital building music opera ballet traditional dance and the fireworks spectacle that belied the communist countries economic misery under press if the regime. feel united and hope that everything will get better. we cubans build on our dreams and future despite being surrounded by a. president miguel diaz canal open the official festivities without making any remarks as a rule he stays away from microphones have on his best day comes at a difficult time the u.s. has imposed sanctions fuel this gas american tourists have stopped coming to the island gradually the communist regime is loosening its grip

to expand it to the greek port and inspire what thousands of runners celebrate a special birthday in havana cuba. where security forces have again opened fire on protesters across iraq killing at least 9 people. 6 demonstrators were killed in baghdad while another 3 was shot dead in the southern iraqi city of nasiriyah security forces say they've been targeting so-called infiltrators at protests at least 325 people have now been killed across the country since the protests began at the start of october the test of the night has more from baghdad. activists believe the death toll is much higher what we do know is that it keeps going up on sunday the head of the iraqi parliament's human rights committee said 319 people have been killed and more than $15000.00 injured since these protests began on october 1st he is demanding that the ministry of health cooperate and provide accurate figures the government hasn't been providing any we've been relying on the independent group the iraqi human rights commission. doctors and nurses trying to save lives in tahrir square say we're in a white lab coat

mexico city on thursday and as i say not about picture generally across the caribbean so 30 celsius in havana and a mostly sunny skies. the 1st glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the donald trump we're fighting the fake fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of a veteran white house correspondent what do you base your lack of. the press is not after truck after. we're not the enemy of the people we are the usa current battle ground truth is it anyway. welcome back you're watching out just there a time to recap the headlines now the u.s. envoy to the e.u. is altered its testimony in the impeachment inquiry and president donald trump. now recalls a meeting where he said u.s. military aid was likely to be dependent on ukraine launching investigations demanded by. place 15 people have been killed in an overnight attack in thailand south suspected separatists are believed to be behind the shooting which took place at a security checkpoint in the province yemen's government has signed a power sharing agreement with separatists in the south the deal was brokered by saudi

going south probably not that often you're going to see temperatures dip down to us was $25.00 in havana since 13 kingston but that is so holds the winter front that allowed the coated to come down off is now obvious the sun is still strong so temps are going to be dropping that much but i think some big thunderstorms a likely in kingston jamaica possibly in parts of cuba and the main rain there is still further south in panama and costa rica. from a costs to jerusalem i am on the gomez's claim. only milestone in history muslim background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against eviction sameness struggling communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. time for us to take a look at the top stories here it is in a swarming the brain explosions in hong kong where a university campus has been the scene of a standoff between police and protesters and police stormed the area early on monday morning after hundreds of demonstrators had told petrol bombs and shelter behind barricades through the night. iran's president is insisting the reve

does at least clear away from the yucatan peninsula an issue be a better day nasa and fine and dry in havana. the grim doomsday cult is would hundreds of followers toward tropical paradise. one o one a still mr gates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. talk to an older 0 we really don't believe the 2 state solution the deal you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen to what i just said it was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the soldiers 0. this is al-jazeera quick reminder of the headlines for you this hour u.s. president donald trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the latest impeachment witness on twitter as she testified before congress very advantage was the u.s. ambassador in ukraine from sickies of pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rivals government ensure lanka how far beyond buses carrying tamil and muslim voters but no casualties have been reported it happened shortly after the polls opened in the country's pre

$28.00 degrees panama city at $29.00 degrees there and then as we go towards thursday a beautiful day in havana we're going to be seeing sunny skies few at $28.00 but nessa rain for you at 28 pieces well. mass protests forcing the governments put on we seeing. this time to understand we follow journalists on the front line. be. pretty committed to reporting the fact police officers pointing guns at journalists face off in hong kong frankton friction in this truth is in any way on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the opposition leader of the senate has declared herself the interim president after a swearing in ceremony jannie and as take 7 from alstom former leader in morale is has been given political asylum in mexico. chile's president says his country is facing a great crisis a national strike brought many regions to a standstill sebastian pinera has called on police reservists to help security forces manage anti government protests and protesters in hong kong are targeting commuters for a 3rd day demonstrators are blocking major roads in the city

high few that i met on thursday and not about picture generally across the caribbean so 30 celsius in havana and a mostly sunny skies. the 1st hand glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake tears fake phoning the enemy of the people through the eyes of a veteran white house correspondent what do you base your legs on the series or down the press is not after truck after the blacks were not the enemy of the people we are the usa the current battle ground truth is it anyway. this is al jazeera. hello there i'm how am i hidden in doha and this is the al-jazeera news are coming up for you in the next 60 minutes. a key witness changes his testimony in the impeachment inquiry heaping more pressure on president trump. yemen's internationally recognized governments reaches a parish sharing deal with separatists to end the conflicts in the south. the.

sunday but it does clear away from the yucatan peninsula an issue be a better day and fine and dry in havana. the corinthians take hundreds of followers to a tropical paradise. one o one a student instigates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. an investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable reason of people better to be h one n one porsche is it getting much difficult like you now a w h o has this chaz who says don't trust that you trust tool on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello from joe harvey well i'm come all santamaria with another news hour from al-jazeera. i have the right to speak i have freedom of speech just as other people do. not trump is accused of attempting to intimidate the former ambassador to ukraine and she testifies that the impeachment inquiry. hour up also in the news no letup in the public fury even.

$28.00 degrees panama city at $29.00 degrees there and then as we go towards thursday a beautiful day in havana we're going to be seeing sunny skies few at $28.00 but nessa rain for you at 28 degrees as well. as testing about how does this in combination when they're on line well i face a mental state i'm directly out of translating slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do and research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come in that everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions announces iraq. this is al jazeera. hello from doha everyone i'm kamal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. putting itself in line for the presidency i believe in opposition senator declares himself to be interim leader interesting that either while i have like the fight will continue but bolivia's al student leader is striking a defiant tone as he arrives in mexico after being granted asylum.

. >>> this colorful fireworks display marked the founding of the city of havana. the city recently named one of the one cities in the world. efforts in recent years have been aimed at restoring its landmarks. >>> if you didn't watch in the early days, you surely remember this. >> your traveling to another dimension. >> imagine if you will, the fall of 1959, when the twilight zone first took viewers to a new dimension in television. the rod serling creation, which used tales of science fiction to confront social issues of the time, just celebrated its 60th anniversary. >> when you go back and look at that program again, it is really, really fascinating how it still resonates. >> the show will be resurrected three more times in the 1980s, early 2000's and most recently this year on cbs all access. produced and hosted by jordan peele, this version also confronts hot button issues like guns and racial profiling. the second season should arrive sometime neeathe great rod serl argument against smoking cigarettes if ever there was one. he died at the age of 50 after a fo

and knew actually took sent the double agents on a tour around a tour around havana. and duped america. >> this is this it's proof of the reason i tell the stories is i'm interested in this notion of why is it so easy for human beings to be deceived. and here we have the extreme case. if anyone shouldn't be easy to deceive it's the cia. they are expecting to be deceived. they have trained people who go around and figure out who is deceiving them. they are a sophisticated multi-billion dollar organization. yet, they have been deceived left and right over the course of history. >> if they can be deceived, as a reporter you like to think when you're talking to somebody you can get a sense of honest or not. after reading your book, i feel like do we know who we're talking to? >> i don't think we do. ere righ. be the match uses the power of the cisco network to match donors with patients faster than ever, saving lives like max's. me and dylan are dna twins. ♪ ♪ dylan's like my brother. ♪ ♪ cisco. the bridge to possible. - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up to

suck and it's probably not but often you're going to see temperatures dip down to us was $25.00 in havana so that setting can some of that is self holds the winter front that allowed the coded come down off is now obvious the sun is still strong so times are going to be dropping that much but i think some big thunderstorms a likely in kingston jamaica possibly impulsive cuba and the main rain there is still further south in panama and costa rica. ruins that speakerphone with history and go once reigned from this palace one than 600 years ago this is the old town of change of the door to the sacred value of the past and to the century of much be true ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then being the sacred following she sure has cultural traditions for thailand but the big powers want it because it's the door to much of each. kind of who is poor is to buy them and i would be in fa

havana, it is going to be quite a nice day for you. with a temperature of 29 degrees. and for rio de janeiro, the storms are still in the forecast. about 30 degrees as your forecasted high. but as we go toward saturday and into sunday, the storms continue move a little bit more toward the north. and drop down to 23 and buenos aires at 24. kamahl: here on the newshour on al jazeera our top stories this hour. police in colombia have used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in plaza bolivar. the main square in the capital. the president has ordered a curfew in bogota. in bolivia interim government, filed lawsuit against former president morales accusing him of sedition and terrorism. morales has been calling on his supporters to maintain a blockade which has caused fuel and food shortages in the past. chile, protests a second month, and defense minister dismissing concerns over the use of excessive force against demonstrators. and soldiers deployed for nine days during a state of emergency were professional and disciplined he said. two -- to a vote that's been

$28.00 degrees panama city at $29.00 degrees there and then as we go towards thursday a beautiful day in havana we're going to be seeing sunny skies few at $28.00 but nessa rain for you at 28 muses well. the joel is wholly away the planet but somebody count to do it where do you go to the pilot goes their voice promoting clean safe sanitation for a while but with at the end of the wealth lacking basic facilities can use unique style and way to help clean up the mess sending. the pop culture is the fastest way those softest any asian problem mr toilets eye witness documentary on al-jazeera. from lagos to jerusalem to buy ammo to go meet his claims. 3 short films that show people take a stand against a fictional. community 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old jason announces in. the news here at al-jazeera these are all top stories and the opposition leader in the senate has in the past half hour declared herself the interim president after a swearing in ceremony. takes over from the ousted former leader evo morales he is now in mexico where he's been given asylum morales resigned after the

mexico city on thursday and as a side note about picture generally across the caribbean so 30 celsius in havana and a mostly sunny skies. from the london broadcast center to special guests and conversation they only want to protect life for 9 months i want to make this more your year old unprompted uninterrupted black people for as long as we've been fighting back have been labeled as terrorist intimately reflecting on the issues of our time to feel like to think that their nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's national symbol studio to be unscripted coming soon on al-jazeera. a story 1400 years in the make. a story of succession and leadership. tells the story of foundation and the emergence of an empire. the caliber that was sold one. jersey. as is al jazeera quit my job the top stories for you this hour the united states ambassador to the e.u. gordon sunderland has revised his impeachment inquiry testimony now saying he was involved in a quid pro quo with ukraine the trump says he told a ukraine official that aid was tied to the president's requests to investigate his rival. yemen's g

even and so i think definitely will be a great show and good to be here runners in havana in cuba been marking the city's 500th anniversary with nothing short of a marathon thousands of runners from more than 60 countries took to the streets around the historic capital of america and is known as a matter of bonna happens every november and even with the ready this year on a sustained joyed the 42 kilometer journey. actually spoke more lighter thank you very much a whole and sorry about the. that's it for the news hour but i will be back with another full blessing for you in just a couple of minutes time so you are shopping. u.s. president donald trump is about to host turkey's president rejecting up to run at the white house with their countries and odds over syria and french and u.s. sanctions. join us for extensive coverage of the 2 leaders meet on tuesday. on counting the cost it's the birthplace of mere liberalism to little so be the death of it we're taking a look at the doctrine and the protests in chile against that kind of money makes the world go round but maybe there's such a

rothstein was partners with -- partners in a casino in havana with a guy named charles stonan. he was promised to be one of the votes to prop up johnson as leader of baseball and that never happens because, again, another double cross, double cross, double cross. what we have with the black sox and what we have in baseball here is this remarkable story of human frailty, of people thinking they can get away with something, and finding out that they can't and finding out that things will not be tolerated anymore and that's why basebal , and because of babe ruth, why baseball survived that series and why we're looking forward to it starting tomorrow night. thank you. [ applause ] >> i'll take some questions and if -- i guess i'll repeat them so c-span's audience can hear them. any questions? yes. >> did other white sox players who weren't in on it, did they know about it? >> well, weaver, never took any money. the question is who got what amount of money and secot got the most that we know of. he got what he was promised from the original 80. the others all got five. weaver got no

winds temperatures are not going to be as warm as they were yesterday notice the northerly winds for havana as well as nasa it is going to be off and on rain showers we do think into the south of that front for kingston you are still in that warm air $31.00 degrees for you there as we go to. toward sunday though the front is going to be stalling out just about where jamaica is so heavy rain chose could be a big problem there and then very quickly appear towards parts of the united states we are looking at very heavy rain across much of the southeast and possible flooding is going to be a risk all through the weekend. the weather sponsored by catalona. is no one way of telling the story keeping is telling right and to respect to say it's great to actually get to know the person for me. this is al jazeera. and welcome to the news hour on live from my headquarters and me as a fraud i'm coming up the next 60 minutes raises the price of fuel and producers of rationing stocking protests in parts of the country. polls close in sri lanka's presidential election national security is a top issue afte

so only 25 in havana significant rain and thunderstorms quite possible down nicaragua as a result of the beating of the 2 air masses if you like of the sun's out in cuba on monday and even in mexico the sun is out very few showers and is still $22.00 surprisingly in mexico city. an investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable reason a people better vault of the h one n one push isn't getting much difficulty but you know it w h o has those who says don't hear in terms of us trust that you trust who'll on al-jazeera. a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession and leadership. and jersey and pose the story for the client of dentist. and the women. the kind of results. you're watching the news are on al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the united nations is warning violence in bolivia could spin out of control and prevent new elections on friday at least

suckers and it's probably not that often you're going to see temperatures dip down to us was $25.00 in havana since 13 kingston but that is sort of the winter front that allowed the coated come down off is now obvious the sun is still strong so terms are going to be dropping that much but i think the big thunderstorms a likely in kingston jamaica possibly in parts of cuba and the main rain there is still further south in panama and costa rica. an inspiring quest for knowledge that led to remarkable achievements al-jazeera wells meets the algerian entrepreneur. who helped pioneer competing in the arabic language and the egyptian islamic scholar honored for his contribution to arab culture both building successful lives abroad but never forgetting that every. arab that brought the translator and the innovator on al-jazeera. news is happening faster than ever before from different places from different people and you need to be part of back you need to be able to reach people wherever they are and that means being across all social media platforms this is where our audience lives as well as in f

does at least clear away from the yucatan peninsula and it should be a better day and fine and dry in havana. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable these are the people that are involved in the h one n one push is it getting much difficult for you now that w h o has this cast who says don't hear in terms of trust. that you trust who's on al-jazeera. in a world where a journalism as an industry is changing. fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the story in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. and cover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . there on the news here at al-jazeera and these are all top stories u.s. president. trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attack

definitely will be a great show and good to be here now the image behind me is the cuban capital of havana and it's celebrating its 500th anniversary and i've marked it reads nothing short of a marathon thousands of runners from more than 60 countries took to the streets around the historic mouth and is known as the matter of bonna and happens every november even with the rain this year iran has said they enjoyed the 42 kilometer definition with any time it was a really nice experience the people are very welcoming those from other countries to really good we will come back. and i was in picture of the last ball for now well after. and that's it from a stan grant for this news out peter w. will be along in just a moment with more of the dice. was taken to military are at our say millimeter not. in forced labor say don't think the intention was to make sure that group injures no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship rights one 3rd villages were burnt down were funneled into what is now become complex we're moving into our basic your prince exiles coming soon on al-jazeera. c

so only $25.00 in havana significant rain and thunderstorms quite possible down in nicaragua as a result of the meeting of the 2 ambassadors if you like of the sun's out in cuba on monday and even in mexico the sun is out very few showers and is still $22.00 surprisingly in mexico city. from a goss to jerusalem to buy i am on the go business plan soon my own form my last history my own background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions in a struggling communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. i am. fully back to go this is a news hour live from my head which is in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes let me come back and finish my term but live yes former president makes that plea from exile in an interview with al jazeera. iran's leaders stand by their decisions to increase fuel prices and rationing despite a few furious responds also this hour a car bomb kills at least 19 people in a northern syrian town controlled by turkey back fighters and the study question in whether a surgery is really necessary f

standing against the dictatorship in places like caracas and havana. stood -- wet has are one of the most veteran friendly states in the country. he has stood by our veterans and our military. [applause] florida, we have a lot of great people in the state. we have a president who not only understands florida, he supports what we're doing here. locating bug him about the state command in florida at some point. i know the air force doesn't want it. he makes his own decisions, as we've seen. thank you for being a good friend to florida. god bless you, god bless florida , god bless the united states of america. thank you, guys. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: great people. all thanks to republican policies, we have the hottest economy anywhere in the world. it's not even close. unemployment has reached the lowest level in more than 51 years in the last 12 months. florida has seen the second largest payroll increase of any state in the nation. people are making money. african-american unemployment has again just reached its lowest rate ever recorded in t

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to radio north cubaam via radio havana, and get their english version, how many americans were killed, and then i could watch abs -- abc or cbs and get that end. eventually i listened to bbc and was as closeought to a neutral report, and that is what i expect today. i use a lot of sources. host: i apologize, only because we have to move on. you will watch the hearings today play out on c-span? caller: yes. taylor, who isr. also a veteran and has been with the administration since 1989. he has decker did -- he is decorated. he is a straight shooter. he has served for both parties. he is not a yes man. he is a key witness. he is not going to be giving his opinion. he is going to answer the questions exactly the way the facts of the truth are. i am happy to see that. host: thank you for calling us. about his intent to watch the hearings, many have called in and said that you will do, starting at 10:00. you can see that uninterrupted on c-span3. the radio app is available and you can follow along on social media. we will go to john mcardle who has the latest as far as elements of the impe

have rudy giuliani and igor and whatever running around midtown manhattan smoking cigars in the grand havana room and trying to plot against america, it's not going to stay secret forever, it's just not going to happen. >> right. >> the whistle-blower actually gave -- gives the republicans a reason to vote against impeachment. they would find one anyway, let's be very clear, before twitter goes crazy. what the president did in the record now, to my mind, is clearly impeachable and clearly removable. because he was giving away, he was compromising the sovereignty of our elections for personal benefit. but he released the aid because he got caught. i understand what everybody's saying about the law, i get that. but politically, that gives republicans who are scared of that strong support number that their polsters's handing them a reason to say it didn't work. jim jordan -- actually i would urge people, watch the jim jordan questioning yesterday which i was expecting to be more of a thunder dome kind of thing. it's actually really revealing because he walked ambassador taylor through this part