that is, that directly is johann ramirez in santiago. thank you so much. now, to park a san where the death toll continues to rise after devastating floods. authorities report at least another 50 deaths in sind province. and more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. a 3rd of pakistan has been effected by the flooding. there are now concerns that the country is weak crop could be wiped out affecting food supply. officials say the record monsoon reins and melting glasses are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity. the eddie foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on international and yours to allow them to help. the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water. these used to be people's homes, but now are largely submerged or destroyed. those displaced by the floods are flocking to this camp in the sind province, searching for food medicine and a place to stay. many of them don't have to think too much about their prior

that is that the japanese, johan ramirez in santiago, thank you so much. the united nations nuclear watchdog says ukraine's is upper region facility has been cut off from its last main external electricity supply line. europe's largest nuclear power plant is now relying on a reserve power line and continued to supply electricity to the grid. the station is located near the frontline in southern ukraine and is controlled by russian forces. a team of experts from the international atomic energy agency is monitoring the site which was damaged in the fighting. while at joining me now is not met in mesh cutting, he is an engineering professor at the university of southern carol, a california he worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including chernobyl, and fukushima is good to have you with us here on a dw news now the plan to is relying on a reserve line. what could happen is this line fails. thanks for having the man. the situation, as you said, is very dia or if this last straw basically goes down. this, as you mentioned, is

that is these of these. johan ramirez in santiago, thank you so much. a cranes prime minister danish shemelle says he's hoping that germany will become a leading player and helping ukraine build up its air defenses. he was speaking on a visit to berlin, where he thanked germans for the solidarity and support for his country. it was a soc contrast earlier in the war way. keith was critical of germany's slow response to providing military 8. he's the highest ranking ukrainian politician to visit germany since the outbreak of the war of the months of frosty relations with germany, ukraine's prime minister came to berlin that he should be home at with german chancellor, all of shorts and a push for more and heavier weapons should be held himself his offer to sent germany more electricity from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. they also thank the german government for the new 200000000 dollar aid package to help ukraine's internally displaced people. meanwhile, in the western city of cologne, hundreds of protest

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more now from our latin america editor lucio newman, who's in the capitol santiago. what you see behind me are jubilant chileans who are celebrating the defeat of the draft constitution. they were the ones that were among the vast majority of children who voted against that proposal. they say that has said julian, democracy a short while ago president gabriella body to address the nation. know, and he said, he agreed that this had been a democratic process that more jillions than ever before. in history had participated in this referendum which was compulsory. and he also said that the process would continue, that he is calling for the leaders of all the political parties on monday to get together in the presidential palace. to discuss ways to move forward from now on because there seems to be a wide spread agreement that this is not the end of the road. that chile will not remain with the 1980 constitution that was written under the penis, a dictatorship. but rather that a new version must be written one that is more pluralistic and that takes into account point to

but we got the heat going on in santiago in start the week at $29.00 degrees. but by the end of the week, barely get into double digits enjoy. ah, the oh, the land of the free americans never been a rural democracy. the black people with no rich marriage that democracy maybe excludes divisions and struggles in america's electoral system. a fight foreign against equal representation and the democratic process if the country that learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera lou. ah again you what you got 0 mind about top stories this hour and the voters in chile have overwhelmingly rejected post view constitution in the referendum. there have been celebrations on the streets santiago by those who were opposed to the new text . it was supposed to replace the one drafted in 1980 during the era military rule. 10 people a dead at least 15. others had been injured after a series of stabbings in the western canadian provinces. got you and a search is under way for 2 suspects. germany has amounts to $65000000000.00 package o

all right, that we need to visit with us in santiago, chile. thank you very much for your reporting. let's take a look now at some other headlines making news around the world. canadian authorities have identified 2 suspects and stabbings that killed 10 people. police had more than a dozen, others were injured. at 13 sites and remotes, the scotch, one province. authorities believe some of the victims were targeted while others were attack randomly. at least 2 people at been killed and several more are missing . after building collapse in nigeria largest city logos, the unfinished 7 story building came down in a commercial district of the city. it's unclear what caused the accident. authorities argentina say they now believe that the legionella bacteria is behind a cluster of previously unexplained pneumonia cases. the outbreak has killed at least 4 people and affected several more the outbreak res, alarm among health officials, and is being monitored by the world health organization. during president flying for their shine, maya has hosted his

the doubles your hunger mirrors is monitoring the story for us in santiago, chile. so the point stations are closed. are there any preliminary results so far? not to our regarding voting here is sheila, what begins to be known is devoting, coming from a bro, the shiniest living abroad. and according to the information we have the approval option with have one abroad with 6070 percent of the votes. but in any case, this result is not going to have a big impact in the final outcome here in the contra, because it means some 100000 volts coming from abroad. but to day some 15000000 people were expected to vote in sheet. and boating is mandatory, so we expect a very high participation. that's why these well, 100000 boats aren't going to have a big impact in the final ads. come on out. com. that is going to be announced to um, shortly, around 7, 38 pm local time. the electron authorities are supposed to announce the 1st bulletin, the 1st results. alright, this new constitution is widely regarded as more progressive and inclusive, but opposition to the draft tax has been b

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and last night we saw 2 extreme opposite scenes, the city of santiago on one hand, long faces and sadness among the people who supported the new constitution. and on the other hand, we saw party us and celebration among those who supported the rejection of the constitution. there was a clear reflection of how polarized is the con, to right now, a women's rights indigenous rights, the right to education. to me, that doesn't sound bad at all. what is it that julian's didn't like about the draft? it was a very progressive constitution actually. and 1st and foremost, the was drafted by an assembly composed of it based on gender equality, 50 percent men, 50 percent women. and that was something that we had never seen in the world. and the new constitution wanted also to give rights to nature. but for those who opposed to this new constitution, they wasn't explained how these rights were going to be put into practice. and then it wanted to give rights to indigenous people recognizing 11 ethnic groups as different nationalities, giving them the right to govern themselves, given them the right to

or that was either with us in santiago, chile, thank you very much for your reporting. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world. i think canadian authorities have identified 2 suspects in stabbing that killed at least 10 people. police said more than a dozen, others were injured at 13 sites and remote sketch. one province authorities believe some of the victims were targeted while others were attack randomly. german chancellor. oh love shall. it's has announced a $65000000000.00 euro relief package to do with rising energy bills and a cost of living crisis. it includes a windfall tax on energy companies to partially pay for consumer fuel subsidies and funding for public transport. germany's inflation rate is at its highest in over 40 years. german present flying published i maya has hosted his israeli counterpart, issac cared song in berlin. the meeting came after germany said it would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics massacre. shy myers said that it was shameful that it took 5 decades f

i think big temperature changes in july where santiago's 26 is a drop from the recent 30. there's more big rain in the form of thunderstorms, in the southeast of brazil, otherwise things look normal. ah, ah, and israeli military investigation says it's highly likely al jazeera journalist shane ugly, was accidentally killed by one of its soldiers. the u. s. is calling for accountability . screens and family accuses israel of trying to obscure the truth they call from independent incredible us investigation ah, carried on. so without a 0 life and also coming up, we will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver on ways new case ruling conservative party chooses this trust as its leader and the countries next prime minister, one of 2 brothers suspected in the stabbing desk of 10 people in the canadian indigenous community has been found dead and rougher natal is stunned in the 4th round of us opened a 1st loss for the grandson major this year. ah, the israeli military has admitted for the 1st time that al jazeera journalist, sri and i will actually was likely killed by israel

there have been celebrations on the street to santiago by those who were opposed to the you. text were supposed to replace the one drafted in 1980 during the era of military rule. supporters claimed it was very progressive, but critics feared it would lead to uncertainty. chili's, president to campaign for the new constitution is calling for unity. despite the setback, james bell, 60 symphony chile has shown us, it is a demanding nation that believes in democracy. we all have to respond to the aspirations of this mandate demos. that is why from the bottom of our hearts we owe it to the whole population, regardless of what choice they made in the referendum to work together to build our future. and let's have more now from our latin america editor, lucy newman, is in the capitalist santiago. what you see behind me are juvenile in chile, into our celebrating the defeat of the draft constitution. they were the ones that were among the vast majority of children who voted against that proposal. they say that has st. gillian democracy, a short while ago president gabrielle body to

now i'm into school in downtown santiago right now. we're just a short while ago president government bodies came the company, the 1st lady, and she vote here. people were very cheerful, it's very, very hot outside. there were huge, huge cues right now people have taken a bit of a rest, but were expecting in the next hour or so for another very large number of children's to come out and begin to cast their votes before the before they close. that will be in about 3 hours time, although it could last even longer. and other interesting fact is that exactly 70 years ago to day was the 1st time that women were allowed to vote in chile. and this constitution, if approved, would be the 1st constitution in the world that guarantees gender parity to very feminist constitution. it was also the 1st constitutional draft written with 50 percent or more delegates being female. so it has a lot of novelties. the question is, are, is everybody into the really ready for it? and lucy, what role that the demonstrations in 2019 of a rising inequality play

our latin america editor, genuine votes from santiago. ah, this is saying that you don't really know you're in charge until you have to fire people you care for. in the wake of sundays, constitutional referendum defeat president gabrielle. but each had to do just that . okay, they the same person that i might be going to cabinet changes have always been dramatic in chile, in this one has its fair share. it's been painful but necessary. and i won't hide it. i think that this is one of the hardest a political moments i've ever faced. interior minister is scarcity, was replaced by catalina law, the daughter of an emblematic interior minister under former president, salvador allende, who was overthrown in 1973 military. cool. more difficult still was the removal of cabinet minister george jackson. what it is confidant and right hand man. together they began fighting to transform chile, a student leaders in 2011, forming a new generation of politicians. later they were inseparable as congressional allies. now, jackson, who was unable to work w

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she repeatedly called santiago, our executive director a child abuse or. she called us paid activists, which were not. and she was incredibly rude to us. 70 over other congressional offices, we want to, no one was disrespectful to us. they took a seriously. they listen to what young people had to say. they wanted to pay attention to what we believe in, and marjorie taylor greene did not show us that same respect. >> so you brought the -- mayor, the group starter, and i know you've both been considering pressing charges. any update on that? >> we've been talking to our lawyers and keeping our options open. >> got it. okay. here's what marjorie taylor greene is actually saying. she is saying and called you a group, foolish cowards. and when it comes to santiago she said that she's a pay political activists are just so happens to be blessed to have emigrated to our great country and he should be thankful for american freedoms. like our second amendment, instead of trying to destroy them, if he doesn't like it, he can go back. are you at all surprised by this

well, a journey of over 4,900 kilometers begins here for this man, santiago sanchez. the 41-year-old set out on foot with one goal in mind, to get to doe hare, qatar. towing a camping kit on wheels and. >> aing 14 to 15 kilometers per day since january, he's traveled france, monaco, italy, then by boat to albania, greece, turkey. now he's reached iraq's curd disstand region. he's been greeted with offerings of tea, food and lodging. kindness is a universal language. many are surprised at the distance he's traveled. others feel inspired. >> translator: oftentimes i have to take out the map, show where spain is and what the route is. the route i took to get there and what i have left. >> translator: yes, i was really surprised especially when i found out he came from spain on foot. i was very inspired by this. to go to other countries and be in good health like him. >> reporter: sanchez says the decision to leave his comfortable life and loved ones back home was not an easy one yet to him it is not about the destination but the journey itself. >> translator: i had my jo

i graduated from high school and i had to go to santiago for college, and then i went to the united states for my master's degree. - and you came back. you actually came back. - i came back, and i'm happy i did. - barbara, we can't talk about chiloé without talking about the palafitos. - so palafitos are stilt houses that are built where the land and the sea connect. it's a part of the land that we call borde del mar. - is this the front or the back of the palafito? - the front used to be the other side. - ah! - like the seaside. - yes. - but currently, this is the principal facade. - but when we look at the front, we don't get the sense of the palafito. - yeah, because you don't see the stilts. - that's it. so let's do this! i'm o.k. just this! beautiful. it's the... - it's worth it, right? - it's worth it! it's the chilote architecture. - it is. - right there. just that. the stilts. - yeah. these are lumillas. that's the name of the stilts, because they're made out of luma. - the wood that you find here. - the wood that's endemic to chiloé. yeah, exactly. and they are durable. palafito

hector santiago was gathering water off the mountain side. he came to the mountain side to get water because there's no water at his house. >> power, we know we going to face that and we can deal with that, but the biggest concern is water. can't live without water. >> reporter: carlos vargas lives below a mudslide that wiped out the area. >> we carry the elderly in their chairs, their beds. we just ran over and carried them over the landslide so we could get them out before the house collapsed. >> reporter: the recovery ahead, not without its own set of challenges. >> the hurricane and now the storm, the related storm has impacted the whole island so we're still in the middle of this event. we're basically responding at this point. the next step will be recovery. we're not there yet. >> the gas stations are busy. lines are forming. people coming to get gas, diesel to power those generators they need to be able to turn the lights on at home since there is no power, but the governor says he expects that by tomorrow night a good chunk of the is

thanks for joining us from santiago. my gosh, saying the regime cruise prisoner has testified to prosecute us as he faces multiple investigations for alleged corruption or their casteel says the accusations of political and crowds of people have gathered in support. but even the sanchez has more from the capital lima, or is it a bit of castillo has come to the public ministry for the 3rd time, these persecutors in manila investigations, one for regularities, in the purchase of bio diesel. and for the dismissal of interior minister mariano also i live ah, who put together and a police elite group to go after people involved in the corruption case against the president. some of these people, members of his inner circle, very close aids, former ministers, and also members of his family. some of them have been detained, but others continue to be run away. resident, a few denies any room between the fixed criminal investigations against them. now here's the park continues to grow. opinion poll says he has increased at least 5

all right, let's cross live now to our latin america editor lucio newman in santiago. the caea this draft constitution was soundly defeated. is this result a surprise? a surprise for some, but the poles had certainly predicted what nobody had predicted was that this constitution i'm so sorry to give me that this wanted to do would be rejected. so it was such a resounding number of people. i'll let the president got the embodied spoke just a few minutes ago and his address to the nation. he said the people that jenny was not satisfied with the proposal that was delivered. we must present another proposal. he says that unites us with humility. i say we must listen to the voice of the people and we have to have a new opportunity. well, that is the president who is not only acknowledging the defeat of drop contribution that he's supported from day one, but also a result that is really a huge political blow to him and to his government, which has been in office for a little less than 6 months to clearly, chileans are also judging him his at the way his administration has, h

live from santiago, professor, good teddy with us. why went on the face of it, this new constitution seems such a good thing? are we expecting the result to be so close? i'm writing because a be shown between those who walk on saturday. we are not trying to support these one. or if you say yes, another group that is supporting all these issues that you refer before environment right? more a stronger role for the state in the way to sort of stay, for instance, a so we're out of the bank in society. what are the issues in particular though that are putting people off contained within the constitution, the proposed constitution? whether to be one of the content, the center for some reason, like, you know, right, became a very relevant a and the bad issue between really a related to become a meeting for may some day rejection companies that support a lot of claims that we're not to and that a work became very stallion like, for instance, that the state will own all the house and then you have in that kind of the lies became and running th

yet santiago�*s son is one of millions who helped vote in another president marcos. translation: you want me to just disregard what i wentj through, that cannot happen. the sufferings i went through are already embedded in my mind. president ferdinand marcos declared martial law in 1972, a response to what he described as a communist threat. he and his glamourous wife, amassed a fortune. her decadent shoe collection just one symbol of their accrued wealth. public anger at ongoing abuse and corruption led to an uprising in 1986. the family were forced to flee. but his son and namesake has led to an extraordinary rule as a golden era. i haven't read all of the stories. and each one represents a life. the written accounts of more than 11,000 victims of martial law are in this archive. i tremble every time i try to read their stories. fears the past may be rewritten have led to a push to preserve the stories and hope they can be placed in a museum. it's for the younger generation, that this happened to our country, and if we can come together, they can determine what typ

paula molina from bbc mundo is in santiago. i asked her if the referendum result has come as a surprise. it's beyond the expectations. even of the supporters of the reject option. there was no poll capable of announcing this trend. the reject won by 62% of the vote, which is really something unprecedented in terms of what the polls had announced before. so, yes, it is a back step for the president garbiel boric but he has said chilean institutions work, democracy is stronger today and they will begin to work with a new constitutional route — one that will come out of an agreement between the political parties from the left and the centre, and that will take place in the congress. right. i imagine that's going to be a hard sell, isn't it? it's taken three years to put all this together, and some 388 articles in the document, and so wide—ranging. i mean, when you're going from issues like gender equality and environmental protections, lgbtq rights, indigenous rights, healthcare for all — this was a massive package. yes, it

that is rain is still falling on an already battered puerto rico, or cnn's little santiago 1 million people still without power. >> hurricane fiona wiping a power to the majority of the roughly 3.1 million residents here, 60% of them without water, and about 1200 people housed in shelters. five years ago today puerto rico was ravaged by hurricane maria. now barely recovered from that catastrophic storm, the island and its people are suffering again. officials say at least two have died on the island as a result of the storm. one man swept away by floating river behind his home. another man died while trying to fill his generator with gasoline setting on fire. and this morning we traveled with the national guard as a try to clear roads in the mountainous region of calle. their goal, access. and a start moving in much needed supplies to these isolated areas. >> in the islands interior like i, am very mountainous municipality this is the problem. the mud slides that blocked the road and block access to that power substation. >> hector rivera santiago was cracked-ing drinking water on th

how latin america it is her lucy newman reports from santiago. ah, long before the attack on the twin towers in new york, there was another september 11th that made history. thousands of demonstrators marched past the presidential palace on the 49th anniversary of chillies, 1973 who deter it, overthrew socialist president salvador allende, and ushered in 17 years of military dictatorship. that has left deep scars to this day. in front of the presidential palace, riot police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse protest. hers who threw stones, and incendiary bombs, had security forces. this was just the beginning. excuse for what hare. we've just been drenched by the warner cannon, but the market is continuing. it's moving at this hour towards the general metairie to pay tribute to former president i in day that's where he is buried. but we are expecting a lot more confrontations along the way. ah, one violent protest is crashed with police. scores of others paid their respects to the thousands who were executed or were detained and disappear

a newman joins us live now from santiago to see what's the latest on this hello. there were inside the cemetery where the tomb of president, former president, salvador allende is people come here with flowers in their hands to pay homage to him and to the thousands who disappeared after that military. cool. now i'm just right here. it's pretty calm pretty or everything is, is there are no disturbances within the cemetery itself, but just a 100 meters from here, there are scores of young people dressed in hoodies black uniforms were clashing with riot police at this hour. there's a lot of deer gas around here. we've been soaked already twice by water cannon, but inside the cemetery, right. where you can see right now are of people paying homage to those who are executed. this is the area that is reserved for the people who are executed right after the coo and not just unsub timber. but for years after that, president, a gary had bondage address the nation earlier this morning, promising that his government would do everything in its power to find the remains and to

also planting a 1000000 trees across the city for that free time eventually becomes treated santiago to chile as taking a similar approach. we just from a $2000000.00. 2 we're one forest program. it's is a really ambitious we should be able to provide we've, at the 30 south m in trees or the city. we never had that in the past before. trees been just provide shape and reflect the sun's rays back up. they also help lower the air temperature around them by essentially sweating the take up water from the ground, which then gets put back into the air through a process called evapotranspiration. but they aren't the only form of education that can help cooled on the air. in places where there might not be enough space for new trees. streets and roofs can also be groomed. cities across the world from paris to london, bangkok to singapore have started incorporating green roofs or living walls and their urban architecture. and santiago to chiller is looking to do the same dropout to start building a cool roof and a public building. we know that google's a gun broke promote a provide many bene

at opponents argued, it would only bring instability a latin america as lucy, a newman report, some santiago opponents of chiles. new proposed constitution never dreamed they'd wind sundays referendum by such a wide margin. some toasted the victory. others hunk their horns convinced that the charter would have fan divisions and instability. you're looking at your data, but for our kids. i think the majority of us once a new class citizen and that must be respected 1000000, but it has to be done properly. people, people to that persona, supporters of the proposed text insisted was progressive and cutting edge it guaranteed gender parity, social rights to all allowed abortion and protection of the environment. yet many others believe it when to far, for instance, by recognizing chilling indigenous groups as individual nations. some people, even from the sent the left that are voting rights or, or rejection of this texas because they fear that this. deborah taylor will be dismembered in somehow voted in this referendum was mandatory, but that's not the only reason why this vote will likely be r

it hurt lucy newman reports from santiago for the 1st time. every chilion over the age of 18 will be able to weigh in on a new road map for their future. like most constitutions, chili's, new draft, charter was worn out of upheaval. millions of chileans, disenchanted with their institutions and decades of social inequality, launched an unprecedented social uprising. 3 years ago. peace was, we established when nearly 80 percent of citizens voted to do away with what many saw as the roof of all evil, the dictatorship era constitution. you're going to get the little processor to learn, not have it. i think the great merit at the chile and process was to have transformed a very disruptive moment that threatened to destroy our institutional order and turn it into a democratic constitutional solution. so the result is a draft charter which, if approved in today's referendum, would harold a new political, social, and economic europe for this country. september 4th marks another extremely significant election at gillian history. and they are both conn

you see a newman al jazeera santiago, serena williams has said she wants to be remembered as a fighter after bringing the curtain down on 27 year tennis korea at the u. s. hyphen she was knocked out on the 3rd round by the younger anatomy and of it's during her career williams. 123 grand slam titles, a record in the open era. back to her met, she bit an emotional farewell to the crowds in new york but did leave the door open for a potential return. i wouldn't be, i wouldn't be serena, there was a demon who's with my life and i'm just so grateful to every single person that's ever so serene in life. i'm just so grateful. i mean there any chance to reconsider? i don't think so, but you never know. i don't know. but as rob reynolds report, serena williams is not about to fight away. just a note. his report contains flash photography. serena williams dominated women's tennis winning 23 singles, grand slam. the 1st, when she was just 17, along the way, she and her sister venus inspired a generation of young players, especially women of color. my. i grew up watching her. i mean, vassar reaso

and as one of the person said in the report from santiago, they said it would be like communism. it would be like a panorama like cuba, venezuela. if this new constitution would get in place. so they managed to make people afraid of this new future that the president says he's not going to give up on constitutional reform. where does he have to go from here? it's now the difficult or the duty is now to really get an a in a new dialogue with all political forces. present birds called for a meeting today with a representative of all political parties are represented in congress and to really start a new dialogue or either to amend this current text. this new proposal, or in the worst case a meant the running constitution from 9018, which is which was imposed by the military dictatorship. and it was the main desire for the children population to really come up with a new democratic constitution. so i think this is now the main target and to really include much more the conservative parties and parts of the population in this dialogue. right, thanks mariam database. miriam, gag for u

. >>> santiago campos, dijo que ponocer a su hija y abrazarla es como un sueÑo. >>> se me enreda la garganta y no puedo desahogarme. >>> fueron 17 personas las que viajaron desde el estado de michoacÁn para reunirse con sus familias. >>> todo se hizo gracias a la fundaciÓn (nombre en inglÉs). >>> nosotros le damos la oportunidad a los paas para que se reubiquen con sus hijos. >>> las 17 familias podrÁn termaneceren un tiempo, anes de regresar. hoy otro autobÚs con 40 inmigrantes fueron enviados a la casa de la vicepresidenta kamala harris, el gobernador abbott dijo que la frontera no es segura. por su parte en washington dijeron los trabajadores que atenderÁn a los inmigrantes. el jueves llegaron otros dos autobuses. en el sur de california, miles de reunieron para celebrar la revelaciÓn de la calle vicente fernÁndez, gabriel huerta nos cuenta por quÉ decidieron nombrarla asÍ.>>> don vicente estarÁ muy orgulloso de ver todo lo que hacen por Él. >>> a la ceremonia asistiÓ su esposa cucita, recordando el enorme cariÑo que la comunidad de los Ángeles le tenÍa a chente, como le n

a similar temperature, therefore santiago, but it's all changed for santiago as we go on into sunday, swap, those numbers round 12 degrees celsius in the heat of the day. you'll notice it freshening up here. then what a russia showers into the northeast of us or the north west of brazil, more showers, pushing up across northern peru into columbia. johnny up the showers, to venezuela and into the caribbean. the wet is whether here will be across central america, live the line of storms coming out of southern mexico, confidentially easing up towards the florida panhandle. and that will continue to be the case not just recess day, also going on into sunday across the islands. it's sunshine and showers, and some of these showers are likely to be very lively in they know where to whether across the panhandle. let's bring some heavy showers into the southeast of the u. s. allied a very heavy rain making its way out of central canada through the lakes right across the great place. we've seen some heavy rain recently to the south west of the u. s. slightly clearing away official airline of th

the mud slides blocked the road and block access to that power substation. >> hector rivera santiago was cracked-ing drinking water on the mountainside. >> so he came to the mountainside to get water, because there's no water at his house. >> we know that we are going to face that, and we can deal with that. but our biggest concern is no water. we can't live without water. >> she lives behind a mudslide that blocked access to the road. the national guard had to evacuate about 35 elderly stations before the mudslide demolished the building. >> he carried the other lee, in their chairs, in their beds, and we just ran over and carried them over the land side so we could get them out before the house collapsed. >> the recovery ahead not without its own set of challenges. >> the hurricane, and now the storm, the related storm, has impacted the whole island. so, we are still in the middle of this event. we are basically responding at this point. the next step will be recovery. we are not there yet. >> and also tonight in ka, don, here at a gas station, where there are lines for. people com

yet santiago's son is one of millions who helped vote in another president marcos. translation: you want me to just disregard what i wentj through, that cannot happen. the sufferings i went through are already embedded in my mind. president ferdinand marcos declared martial law in 1972, a response to what he described as a communist threat. he and his glamourous wife, imelda, amassed a fortune. her decadent shoe collection just one symbol of their accrued wealth. public anger at ongoing abuse and corruption led to an uprising in 1986. the family were forced to flee. but his son and namesake has led an extraordinary marcos comeback. now elected president, he's defended his father's rule as a golden era. i haven't read all of the stories. and each one represents a life. the written accounts of more than 11,000 victims of martial law are in this archive. i tremble every time i try to read their stories. fears the past may be rewritten have led to a push to preserve the stories in the hope they can be placed in a museum. a museum is for the younger generation, that this

who see a newman, al jazeera santiago. ah no, you're watching out his ear these the headlines this al am iraq supreme court is said to rule on an application to dissolve parliament. politicians allied with influence .

rompa progresen y pongan a dudar al seleccionador >> si me preguntas por hoy el titular debería ser santiago jiménez >> debería ser porque es el que está mejor momento en el jerarquía >> hay que apoyar >> conoce >> lo estaremos viendo por cierta este torneo más esperado pudiera verlo por telemundo será quien ser titular entre quienes cerraran el lujo de asistir de un grupo residentes de los Ángeles que viajará para apoyar a su selección iremos para el partido de méxico contra argentina mire entre entrenadores comentaran que torneo despierta tanta pasión que no le sorprendería ver en próximos días y semanas niños interesarse en el deporte >> hablamos de la salud mañana inicia la temporada de otoño y con esto veremos el cambio de temperaturas y cuando se llega vemos la temporada de gripe por eso que los médicos surgen para bonanza tenemos más detalles >> tan pronto como este próximo mes de lara inició la temporada de gripe partos en enfermedades recomiendan vacunarse enfermedad pudiera ser más grave es una combinación viendo lo que hemos visto en el sur de australia para