but every time the bolivia nation, che is bolivia nation was mentioned, the green beret were maybe a paragraph or two in every book. there's been some commits books written about che including john anderson's book and a whole host of others. but again, always been kind of a footnote in those books. we decided at that point, let's at least look at records, army records, going to the archives and see what exactly was their role. because again with the rumors, there were some people he believed that the green berets actual in in there and kill him. they believed the cia was in bolivia and actually went into the jungles and killed che. so let's separate fact from fiction, and that's what kevin and i really do best as journalists, uncovering the truth, exposing wrongdoing. so at that point we win and we look at all the documents and records and started talking to some of the guys who are actually on the mission in 1967, and we quickly discovered that they played a pivotal role, but not like most people thought. they actually went down to bolivia, a small team, and they took basically thes

we are speaking with bolivia's president. i asked you before we went to break, if given the trade relationship between the united states and your country, if more effort should be put into improving that relationship? what are your thoughts? >> i really want to improve relationships. we are here to have mutual respect. between bolivia, united states, and i feel every country wants the same rights before the united nations. with president obama together, with me that we both have come from segregated sectors, discriminated sectors, coming here to try to work out our economic issues and cooperations and we would like to improve relationships and not just with the united states, but with all of the countries in the world. we would like to share our experiences, and you know that little by little we have had much better growth much better life in bolivia. we have passed from the beggar state to a multinational indigenous people. >> i want to pick up on that point, you are -- your country's first indigenous president. you have bee

. >>> el zar anticorrupciÓn de la policÍa de bolivia fue arrestado en miami tras recibir parte de un soborno que exigiÓ un empresario boliviano. la extorciÓn quedo grabada con la autorizaciÓn del empresario roca. el abogado de roca sostiene que el oficial no actuaba solo y que hay declaraciones que implican a morales y su vicepresidente. tenemos los detalles. ♪ >>> en este video tomado secretamente por el fbi, y que tuvo acceso univisiÓn, aparece fabricio ormachea, zar anticorrupciÓn, y el empresarario humberto roca, propietario de aerosur. roca autorizÓ al fbi a tomar imÁgenes tras sospechar que habÍa viajado a extorcsionarlo. >>> este seÑor ofreciÓ resolver los cargos de delitos penales pendientes en bolivia a cambio de dinero. >>> la> denuncia seÑala que ofreciÓ retirar los cargos contra h r a cambio de un pago de 30 mil dÓlares. pero el video tiene otra sorpresa. >>> vino con la intenciÓn de extorsionar al seÑor roca con el consentimiento no de la repÚblica, pero nombrÓ a morales y el vicepresidente. >>> no puede haber una confusiÓn de que supieran del caso, s

y dice: para poder viajar a bolivia necesito pedir una visa o simplemente puedo entrar con mi pasaporte americano. soy boliviana y ciudadana americana... sony vale * consul martinez cespedes... gracias por su presencia y lo esperamos en una proxima oportunidad..buen fin de semana!.. en el salvador, un tiroteo se registro en el municipio de mejicanos donde fallecieron 4 personas: un investigador policial, el propietario y el mecanico de un taller, y aparentemente un pandillero... segun indico el jefe policial, un grupo de pandilleros llego al taller para asesinar al dueno, y al ayudante de este.. sin embargo, un agente junto a otro policia que lo acompanaba, intento repeler el ataque y disparo contra los pandilleros...tras el confrontamiento, empezo una busqueda por tierra y aire de los presuntos responsables por el crimen... en puerto rico mas de 370 arrestados, 176 armas de fuego incautadas, y mas de 8 mil munciones es el saldo de los ultimos 90 dias de trabajo del operativo resistencia caribena, encabezado por el servicio de inmigracion y control de aduanas, y con la colaboracion de o

nieve causan estragos en la cordillera y los más afectados son las comunidades más pobres de perú y bolivia, el número de damnificados es incierto tenemos los detalles. >>e> l llanto amargo de esta pobladora de la sierra ayacuchana habla por sí solo, ha perdido sus cultivos y sus animales mueren uno a uno la pobreza que era algo cotidiano para ella, será miseria si no recibe ayuda . >e>> n quechua lamenta la muerte masiva de los animales, son 30 mil los camélidos, vacunos y bovinos muertos en perú y bolivia de acuerdo a información de ambos países. >>>e l presidente de perú, ollanta humala estuvo recorriendo la zona y declaró en emergencia 10 regiones. >>> estamos encargando frazadas, packs para las alpacas, también medicina y ropa. >>> la confluencia de corrientes frías de aire seco del pacífico y otras húmedas han causado las nevadas. >>e> ste sistema periódicamente nos afecta, a diferencia de otros eventos, este tiene más humedad y eso ha generado nevadas más intensas que en otras ocasiones. >>> el departamento de puno es el más afectado, este fenómeno se repite cada a�

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barack obama must go on trial for crimes against humanity says bolivia's president at the u.n. general assembly in new york of a morale has blamed his u.s. counterpart for his aggressive foreign policy the spanish channel spoke to him shortly afterwards this is what he had to say. the. i want to remind john that when obama was elected president his said lizzie aim was to end all wars but during a time of his presidency the number of words only increased libya for instance the us organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells have fallen under their control the finance rebels would fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network what we need to establish acord world powers and international human rights organizations take the judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to this genocide i think that the threat exists for any country with vast natural energy resources especially when gas i

barack obama must go on trial for crimes against humanity says bolivia's president at the u.n. general assembly in new york ever allow this blame the u.s. counterpart for his aggressive foreign policy artie's spanish channel spoke to him shortly afterwards this is what he had to say. i want to remind you of that when obama was elected president is liberalising was to end all wars but during a time of his presidency the number of words only increased libya for instance the u.s. organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells have fallen under their control the finance rebels would fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network we need to establish a court where world powers and international human rights organizations take the judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to this genocide i think that the threat exists for any country with vast natural energy resources especially when gas

barack obama must go on trial for crimes against humanity says bolivia's president at the un general assembly in new york blamed his u.s. counterpart for his aggressive foreign policy the spanish channel spoke to him shortly afterwards here's what he said. the caller that. i want to remind john that when obama was elected president his abilities aim was to end all wars but during a term of his presidency the number of words only increased libya for instance the us organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells are forming under their control the finance rebels the fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network we need to establish a court where world powers and international human rights organizations take the rule judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to this genocide i think that the threat exists for any country with vast natural energy resources especially willing gas i understand

barack obama must go on trial for crimes against humanity says bolivia's president at the u.n. general assembly in new york over morale explained his u.s. counterpart was aggressive foreign policy. spokesman shortly afterwards this is what he had to say. i want to remind you all that when obama was elected president his they believe was to end all wars and the journey in time of his presidency the number of words only increased in libya for instance the u.s. organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells are forming under their control the finance rebels would fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network with we need to establish acord world powers and international human rights organizations take the judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to this genocide. i think that the threat exists for any country with vast natural energy resources especially the oil and gas i understand a

world and started to band together to stand against and power from blankets brazil to the forest ground bolivia's presidential plane tensions are coming to a head for me now to discuss the details are to use. one of the biggest headlines to come out of the u.n. g.a. is brazilian president rousseff ripping into the u.s. can you talk about the main gist of her argument. abby you know the main point was the whole n.s.a. scandal it's definitely seen as something completely unacceptable and that was definitely reflected in the speech it was said to be a violation of human rights and certainly privacy and have said that she believes that it's time for for the u.s. to apologize and to promise this will never happen again and we do know that as a result of the n.s.a. spying scandal. you know there's been plenty of outrage certainly coming out of latin america but this particular speech it was one of the first one made at the opening of the united nations general assembly as leaders gathered so what kind of gave a certain feeling of tension right away when it comes to this whole spying that is seems to ha

sudamérica habrña jornada maratónica, colombia contra ecuador a las 1:30 de la tarde, paraguay contra bolivia por el último juego a las 5:30, chile y venezuela a las 5:30. >> las posiciones. >> (información en pantalla) esa es la tabla sudamericana. >> arrancó la temporada en la nfl, con broncos contra cuervos, riley cooper que había sido multado por dichos racistas estuvo nuevamente en la polémica al estar involucrado en una trifulca en el entrenamiento de su equipop. >> se dio a conocer una leve ventaja de madrid como sede para los próximos juegos olímpicos, la pelea está entre madrid, estambul. >> humberto suazo pontivo, el "chupete" estará fuera de las canchas por 3 semanas por lesión. >> el 14 de septiembre se lleva a cabo la pelea entre mayweather y el canelo álvarez. >> se dijo desde manchester united que el tottenham habría ofrecido dinero por chicharito hernández pero no habría sido suficiente. >> méxico tiene complicada su clasificación, pero tiene una mejora también. >> claro, están jugando a desesperar a méxico pero tienen un njuevo aire tras ser confirmado el p

band together to stand up against and power from blanket spying on brazil to the forced grounding of bolivia's presidential plane tensions are coming to a head for me now to discuss the details artie's. also one of the biggest headlines that come out of the u.n. g.a. is brazilian president rousseff rypien and the u.s. can you talk about the main gist of her argument. abby you know the main point was the whole n.s.a. scandal it's definitely seen as something completely unacceptable and that was definitely reflected in the speech it was said to be a violation of human rights and certainly privacy and have said that. she believes that it's time for for the u.s. to apologize and to promise this will never happen again and we do know that as a result of the n.s.a. spying scandal. you know there's been plenty of outrage certainly coming out of latin america but this particular speech it was one of the first one made at the opening of the united nations general assembly as leaders gathered so it kind of gave us a certain feeling of tension right away when it comes to this whole spying that is seems t

whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha in the wings. even lying on your back, you are mocking. this is not a cynical, or pessimist or neonnist poem. join deaths to your life and you will live as if there 1 drum to march to. there is no march at all. you are there. all will be well for all. [applause]. >> >> >> >> ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get th

enviada por los telvidentes... ...manana en nuestro segmento preguntale al consul...el funcionario de bolivia marcelo martinez nos visita. tienes preguntas para el. escribele a nuestro correo electronico noticias dc @ entravision punto com. o en nuestro espacio en facebook bajo noticias dc. incertidumbre sobre el posible cierre del gobierno federal a raiz de la ausencia de un acuerdo en el congreso sobre el presupuesto... esta tarde, le damos la bienvenida al congresista democrata por california, tony cardenas para que nos informe lo mas reciente de esta situacion... "no creo que esto suceda. si llegamos a un acuerdo antes de el lunes no ocurrira. si el presidente se sienta a negociar, creo que si podermos llegar a un acuerdo." congresista cardenas... gracias por haber ... pasamos ahora al segmento "inmigracion al dia"... ya esta junto a nosotros el abogado jose pertierra.... jose, buenas tardes!! 1.- me llamo esteban y soy espaÑol... llegue a los estados unidos con un visa "waiver" hace cinco aÑos y me quedÉ ... ahora se me ha presentado un inconveniente en espaÑa y tengo que ir para ate

perú por lo menos 12 personas murieron en un accidente donde se vieron involcurados en puno cerca de bolivia varias víctimas eran mineros, los problemas de autobús son comunes debido a problemas con las calles y conductores son imprudentes. >> el juego del lunes por la noche tertmino con tda una pesadilla para los riders los detalles al regresar. >> >>> desde mercurio hasta pesticida los estadounidenses están afectados con estos quimicos, el colegio de obstretas dicen que los riegos son más para mujeres embarazada que también han sido declarados para personas que podrían afectar su fertilidad. >> esperemos que los días esten básicamente soleados. >> gracias qué tal buenas noches inicio de semana una noche de lunes agradable epro ya estamos en otoño para méxico siguen algunas lluvias vamos a vseguir viendo y en el norte de california el panorama es estupendo, para oregon y washington pudiera este sistg traer simplemente eso, descenso en la temperatura así que este es el panorama la bahia en los 56 hasta los 52., >> se espera que mañana martes la temperatura en los 66 y después p

. >> emorvo morales dpresidente l bolivia remetio contara el p presidente barack obama . >> veo sinismo de obamna,a, p i presidente llamado potencia como estados unidos , venga a mentir a onu ahora habnlla de justicia primer ogobierno que tiene in t injusticia , habla de paz, que e es el primer gobierno que int intervinter interinter interiene que paz hay . >> enla presidenidenta de la rea de brasil, dilma rousseff co condeno espionaje de estados unidos a su paÍs, calificando de entromiciÓn y falta de respeto . >> y en su locuciÓn el p presidente de colombia defendio negociar con farc par a la pa l. >> entre tanto en su discurso el nuevo presidente de irÁn , dice que esdta dispuesto ha negocia p para discutir fdiferencias con u estados unidos pero con condi o condiciones se vera si se hace porque hay muchas dudas marÍa celeste . >> muchas gracias . >> biueueno mÁs . >> algunos terroristas de la matanza en kenia eran udensze estadounidenses o eso dice mi ministra de ese paÍs . >> la mandataria dice que dos o tres eran joveÓvenes uden estadounidenses de origen som i somalie o arÁ

su etapa de su aprendizaje... ...manana en nuestro segmento preguntale al consul...el funcionario de bolivia marcelo martinez nos visita. tienes preguntas para el. escribele a nuestro correo electronico noticias dc @ entravision punto com. o en nuestro espacio en facebook bajo noticias dc. ... cuatros jovenes fueron arrestados esta manana acusados de hacer explotar varios buzones de correo en un vecidario del condado de anne araundel... alrededor de la una de la manana la policia recibio llamadas de emergencia que senalaban haber escuchado explosiones en el area de patuxen manor road en davidsonville... la policia detuvo un coche con cuatro hombres que contenian evidencias que los vinculaba con las explosiones... los detenidos son: un joven 17 aÑos de edad, que no fue identificado... arthur reith de 19 aÑos anos, carter harrison, de 18 yjames stevens 19, todos acusados ??de posesion de marihuana y de dispositivos con fines destructivo...han pasado 8 mesee cuba relajo las restricciones de viaje para sus ciudadanos... en este tiempo, muchos cubanos han logrado viajar al exterior, un cambio q

we're here to have mutual respect relationships, bolivia, the united states. i feel every country wants the same rights before the united nations. with president obama together with me, that we have both come from segregated sectors, coming here to try to work out economic relations and cooperations, and we would like to improve relationships not just for the united states, but with all of the countries in the world. >> yet again you can watch the full interview with president morales when it airs sunday on al jazeera. >>> backlash against a popular company. controversial comments from barilla's ceo and talk of a boy caught. [ opera singing ] >> woe, and from the nfl to opera? ross will have the incredible, wow, incredible journey of a man with the golden voice. the most important money stories of the day might affect yourries savings, your job, or your retirement. whether it's bailouts or bond rates, this stuff gets complicated. but don't worry, i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it

that other countries also offer a possible .sylum to him because of that, venezuela, nicaragua, and bolivia offered asylum to him directly. and we thought that was good ecuador can't terry the weight -- can't carry the weight of these issues as if we were very powerful country. that is not the case. that is why we are pleased these other countries have offered solum and made that decision that they don't gang up on us. >> and julian assange's fate? he remains in the ecuadorian mission in london, in the embassy in london. it has been more than a year. >> yes. and unfortunately, the united kingdom still has not provided .im with safe conduct i have spoken a number of times , and we havehague also provided him with the legal argument which don't just allow the united kingdom, but actually compel and force the united conduct,o provide safe but they have continued to to provide it. so the decision is in the hands of the u.k. >> president correa was just visiting with fidel castro in cuba. what is fidel castro's influence on latin america and his significance, and also if you could and, finally,

su etapa de su aprendizaje... ...manana en nuestro segmento preguntale al consul...el funcionario de bolivia marcelo martinez nos visita. tienes preguntas para el. escribele a nuestro correo electronico noticias dc @ entravision punto com. o en nuestro espacio en facebook bajo noticias dc. ... cuatros jovenes fueron arrestados esta manana acusados de hacer explotar varios buzones de correo en un vecidario del condado de anne araundel... alrededor de la una de la manana la policia recibio llamadas de emergencia que senalaban haber escuchado explosiones en el area de patuxen manor road en davidsonville... la policia detuvo un coche con cuatro hombres que contenian evidencias que los vinculaba con las explosiones... los detenidos son: un joven 17 aÑos de edad que no fue identificado... arthur reith de 19 aÑos anos, carter harrison, de 18 yjames stevens 19, todos acusados ??de posesion de marihuana y de dispositivos con fines destructivo...han pasado 8 meses desde que cuba relajo las restricciones de viaje para sus ciudadanos... en este tiempo, muchos cubanos han logrado viajar al exterior, un

>>> es un fenÓmeno por todo ra lado que no es peruano, es regional, donde colombia tiene problemas, bolivia y chile tiene los perico ners brasil tiene los ga rimo peirs y un problema histÓrico en la regiÓn. >>> hace 2 aÑos en el departamento de madre de dios, se empezÓ a dinamitar embarcaciones y mackennas que de pre dan la as zo nmazonia y seÓo un proceso para legalizar a mÁs de 70 mil mineros que trabajan de forma artesanal. el actual gobierno, ha si acusado de bajar la cabeza ante las mafias del oro. >>> necesitamos eliminar las mafias, necesitamos eliminar a personas como las que aparecieron en un diario, pueden comprar un rancho en espaÑa de 8 millones de euros dÉcadas a. sin pagar un centavo de impuestos en el perÚ. >>> segÚn el ministro del ambiente, 70 mil mineros ilegales han firmado un compromiso para legalizarse y la fiscalizaciÓn comprenderÁ a los que procesan y compran el oro ilegal. en lima perÚ, marÍa luisa martÍnez univisiÓn. >>> el expresidente sudafricano nelson mandela, saliÓ del hospital luego de 23 meses, inn internado por una afecciÓn muscular la situ

en bolivia, al menos 13- personas murieron y 26- resultaron heridas debido a un deslizamiento de tierra que sepulto en una carretera a un minibus y que hizo que se despenara un autobus por un barranco, informo una fuentes policial... el incidente ocurrio a unos 200 kilometros de la paz, en la carretera que une esa ciudad con el pueblo de caranavi... un alud de tierra sepulto a un minibus y ocasiono que un autobus se despenara 40 metros por un barranco en el sector conocido como puente leon... en peru, un incendio de grandes proporciones se desato durante la madrugada en un almacen de madera y electrodomesticos en lima... los bomberos tuvieron dificultades para llegar debido al dificil acceso de la zona... segun reportes solo cuatro bomberos intentaban sofocar las llamas con la ayuda de dos mangueras mientras esperaban mas refuerzos... los vecinos de la zona se atemorizaron debido a que el fuego amenazaba con llegar hasta una cochera en donde se encontraban estacionados varios vehiculos, por lo que existia el temor de una explosion mayor.. vamos a la pausa, pero cuando regresemos le dire

president of bolivia. why is he so critical of the united states? and why does he want the united nations moved from new york? plus, is he still offering asylum to edward snowden. joins us on talk to al jazeera. >> president morales, it is great to meet you, and have this opportunity to speak to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for this opportunity to speak with you about different aspects that have to do with the life from the count

water collections, the gas price in bolivia, et cetera. so what they were creative about was to utilize points of consumption struggles, if that meant to utilize -- that meant to utilize slums. you can say that they were able to start a new. now, some people say that model should be taken all over the world. that's a nightmare. because again, everybody gets revolution, they're able to produce but if you tell egyptians ignore the textile industry and just go and organize the slums of cairo, but by the way, one of the leading forces of the left entities egypt fighting to resuscitate something from the convulsions of this revolution are the textile workers. and these tax employees, municipal unions. the genius played very important role although you never read about them in "the new york times" anywhere. they play a very major role. you can't say the venezuela and should be everywhere either. i would say the venezuelans were very creative in using the conjunction moving forward. inspite all the contradictions of the venezuelan experience, the

other nations like bolivia, ecuador and venezuela, they all carry your important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more and essay secrets are exposed .o >> moving onto a mishap of that part of persons. in january, 1961, the united states almost new itself. -- almost nuked itself. the report that the bombs each carried a four-megaton payload. 260 times more powerful than the bombs job in not a sake and here she met in world war ii. -- then the bombs dropped in not nagasaki and hiroshima in world war ii. a small valve function -- a small malfunction prevented what would've been the most widespread nuclear damage in his history. through research, he said he has discovered nearly 700 incidents like this that took place between 1950 and 1968 in the public had no idea. he said the u.s. government has consistently tried to withhold information from the american people in order to prevent questions being asked about their nuclear weapons policy. we were told there was no possibility of these weapons accidentally detonating. but thanks to research, we now know t

ya no le alcanza ===wipe=== ----en la paz bolivia ecuador repartieron honores ----bombazo, zapatazo... golazo "jaime arrascaita" pone el primero para los bolivianos --- pero la dicha no duro mucho... ----minutos mas tarde la mano inocente permite el penalty y felipe caicedo cobra por ventanilla y ecuador se lleva el cobra por ventanilla y ecuador se lleva el empate de la paz que lo mantiene vivo aun... en paraguay... la pulguita si pico, incomodo y estobo... el primero messi de penalty ariel nuÑez empato... pero todo fue espejismo... argentina aplastante ---sergio aguero al 32 ----angel dimaria al 53 ---- y como el que es caballero repite... messi de nuevo penal para el 4 a 1 --- roque santacruz redujo distancias.. ----pero maxi rodriguez confirmo la goliza.... --- argentina 5 paraguay 2 en asuncion. y ya clasifico al mundial... ===chroma key=== aa ----colombia, chile, ecuador, venezuela y uruguay en la pelea.... ---bueno el futbol mexicano pierde pero el baloncesto saca la cara. ---- la seleccion mexicana de baloncesto paso hoy a la final del campeonato "fiba" al vencer a argentina

plus clash of the president's bolivia's head of state lashes out of brock obama calling him a criminal and promising legal action for violating international laws and online to find out why. the u.s. looks willing to test iran's recent change of tone in relations with the west the white house said it's ready to engage in talks on terror nuclear program as long as the islamic republic is willing to prove its peaceful purposes joel rubin from the anti-nuclear pressure group the ploughshares fund says the entire middle east would benefit if the two countries could relaunch diplomatic efforts it's clear that there is time and space for diplomacy it's clear that the sanctions that the international community the united nations russia the europeans the united states have put on iran have really gotten the iranian leader's attention the deal recently between the very system russia on syria's chemical weapons has demonstrated that diplomacy can work now it's a question of will it be followed through by assad the same can be said for iran if we can see these issues resolved diplomatically it's

the president's bolivia's head of state lashes out of iraq obama calling him a criminal and promising legal action for violating international laws at all mind find out why. the united states looks willing to test iran's recent change of tone in relations to the west the white house says it's ready to engage in talks on terror nuclear program as long as the islamic republic is willing to prove its peaceful purposes joel rubin from the anti-nuclear pressure group plow shares fund says the entire middle east would benefit of the two countries could relaunch diplomatic efforts it's clear that there is time and space for diplomacy it's clear that the sanctions that the international community the united nations russia the europeans the united states have put on iran have really gotten the iranian leaders attention the deal recently between the united states and russia on syria's chemical weapons has demonstrated that diplomacy can work now it's a question of will it be followed through by assad the same can be said for iran if we can see these issues resolved diplomatically it's going to

vo iniciamos nuestro recorrido en la paz bolivia frente a frente contra ecuador. minuto dos del segundo tiempo... y como le decimos a esto... bombazo, zapatazo... golazo "jaime arrascaita" pone el primero para los bolivianos las manos de reodriguez, arquero de ecuador flojitas flojitas eso las manos de reodriguez, arquero de ecuador flojitas flojitas eso si... pero la dicha no duro mucho... minutos mas tarde la mano inocente permite el penalty y felipe caicedo cobra por tarde la mano inocente permite el penalty y felipe caicedo cobra por ventanilla y ecuador se lleva el empate de la paz que lo mantiene vivo aun... vo en un partido intenso colombiua perdio contra uruguay y ademas la posibhilidad de asegurar su cupo directo al mundial. en el minuto 77 cavani se abrio un espacio entre la defensa para asi dar el 1 a cero y la garra charrua a celebrar y tan solo tres minutitos despues "stuani" quien ingreso en el segundo tiempo puso a los uruguayos a bailar en un uruguayos a bailar en un solo pie y a colombia a esperar en octubre enfrentarse a chile por el puntico que

bolivia's president says he's preparing of the lawsuit against barack obama at the international criminal court addressing the u.n. general assembly in new york at home or rather the us president should be tried for crimes against humanity and there's the u.n. to be relocated from america. spanish child managed to speak tomorrow is shortly after he made a statement and what he said. that. i want to remind you all that when obama was elected president has said that his aim was to end all wars but during a time of his presidency the number of wars only increased million libya for instance the us organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells have fallen under their control they financed rebels that fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network we need to establish a court where world powers and international human rights organizations take the room judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to th

not understood], the first one just happened in cape town, south africa, as well as ben sayerx and bolivia. so we're proud to be participating in this ~. i'm grateful to ilbe for including us in their celebration and recognition of their 150th anniversary. so, hope to see many of you there on monday, labor day. another event is also happening labor day weekend or actually a couple days right after labor day. well, this one is september 3rd through sixth at south beach harbor. it is a -- an event put on by the bay area association of disabled sailors in combination with the south beach yacht club hosting the 2013 north american combined access class championships. and effective less what that is is a sailing race for people who need special access to their yves ill. ~ vessel. they run liberty access dingy. should be pretty exciting. the labor day association of bay area sailors is the only nonprofit that provides sailing opportunities for people regardless of disability, experience, age or financial resources. they've been operating at pier 40 for 25 years. in 2012 they started a program fo

general assembly in new york bolivia's president ever maraniss. to be put on trial for crimes against humanity blaming him for aggressive foreign policy. to speak to him shortly after his comments that's what he said. i want to remind you all that when obama was elected president his able his aim was to end all wars but during a time of his presidency the number of words only increased libya for instance the us organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells are forming under their control they financed rebels that fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network we need to establish a court where world powers and international human rights organizations take the rule judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to this genocide i think that the threat exists for any country with vast natural energy resources especially when gas i understand that this is a di

has to show it's it's it's power internationally you mentioned incident concern even though lars of bolivia he's actually as a result of this latest incident called for mass withdrawal of latin american ambassadors to the u.s. this is that an overreaction. well yes i think it wouldn't really hurt the united states as much as it would hurt latin america actually so i'm not sure if that would be really the best course of action because after all the united nations is a forum for all the countries to come together and an american countries would would be missing in the general assembly and i think that would probably hurt the unit u.n. much more than the united states and my fact the united states might even welcome the shutting out of latin american voices so therefore i don't think that really seems like the best course of action but certainly something needs to be done. perhaps the internet general assembly resolution but also some other more diplomatic measures taken in order to show that this kind of actions cannot be tolerated and talking about hurting either side here overall looking at

international law it's certainly an unprecedented move by a world superpower think about it what if bolivia set up an aerial blockade to force down air force one searched the entire aircraft and delayed the president of the united states for an entire day yes only as can be expected to move completely outraged latin american leaders argentina's president can still have fun and those that are added at the incident had vestiges of colonialism it was an act of him it for the region and snowden's leaks only added fuel to the fire following the morale of the plane debacle it was revealed that the n.s.a. had been spying on private communications between latin american heads of state and as a result brazilian president dilma rousseff announce that she will be postponing her visit to the white house in protest calling the n.s.a. spying a violation of state sovereignty. look the situation is getting out of hand and the u.s. government is only exacerbating the problem this arrogance needs to stop now we spied obama's baseless rhetoric this country is no more exceptional than brazil. or any other coun

band together to stand up against and power from blanket spying on brazil to the forced grounding of bolivia's presidential plane tensions are coming to a head for me now to discuss the details artie's on the sauce and also one of the biggest headlines that come out of the u.n. g.a. is brazilian president rousseff rypien and in the u.s. can you talk about the main gist of her argument the third one abby you know the main point was the whole and it's a scandal it's definitely.

international law it's certainly an unprecedented move by a world superpower think about it what if bolivia set up an aerial blockade to force down air force one searched the entire aircraft and delayed the president of the united states for an entire day yes only as could be expected to move completely outraged latin american leaders argentina's president because those that . added at the incident had vestiges of colonialism it was an act of him it who merely ation for the region and snowden's leaks only added fuel to the fire following the morale of the plane debacle it was revealed that the n.s.a. had been spying on private communications between latin american heads of state and as a result brazilian president dilma rousseff announce that she will be postponing her visit to the white house in protest calling the n.s.a. spying a violation of state sovereignty. look the situation is getting out of hand and the u.s. government is only exacerbating the problem this arrogance needs to stop. now despite obama's baseless rhetoric this country is no more exceptional than brazil and us well that

together to stand up against and serial power from blanket spying on brazil to the forced grounding of bolivia's presidential plane tensions are coming to a head for me now to discuss the details artie's i saw senator graham last year one of the biggest headlines to come out of the u.n. g.a. is brazilian president rousseff rypien and the u.s. can you talk about the main gist of her argument. abby you know the main point was the whole n.s.a. scandal it's definitely seen as something completely unacceptable and that was definitely reflected in the speech it was said to be a violation of human rights and certainly privacy and have said that. she believes that it's time for for the u.s. to apologize and to promise this will never happen again and we do know that as a result of the n.s.a. spying scandal. you know there's been plenty of outrage certainly coming out of latin america but this particular speech it was one of the first one made at the opening of the united nations general assembly as leaders gathered so it kind of gave us a certain feeling of tension right away when it comes to this whole

have caused boeing a four billion dollar fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carry on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. same sex our team. and a new information on the story that started a national conversation on press freedom the justice department now says that a former f.b.i. agent will plead guilty to reaching information about a for oil the bomb threat to the associated press donald sackville been agreed to a sentence of three years and seven months for the leak as part of a plea agreement filed in the u.s. district court of indiana part of the sentence will be serving time for separate child pornography charges in may of two thousand and twelve the a.p. reported on an operation in which the u.s. intercepted a bomb from al qaeda in yemen according to a september court filing the a.p. received information from sackville been a government contractor who had top secret clearance the news agency had agreed

international law it's certainly an unprecedented move by a world superpower think about it what if bolivia set up an aerial blockade to force down air force one searched the entire aircraft and delayed the president of the united states for an entire day yes only as can be expected to move completely outraged latin american leaders argentina's president has been and those that. added at the incident had a vestiges of colonialism it was an act of him it for the region and snowden's leaks only added fuel to the fire following the morale of the plane debacle it was revealed that the n.s.a. had been spying on private communications between latin american heads of state and as a result brazilian president dilma rousseff announced that she will be postponing her visit to the white house in protest calling the n.s.a. spying a violation of state sovereignty. look the situation is getting out of hand and the u.s. government is only exacerbating the problem this arrogance needs to stop now we spied obama's baseless rhetoric this country is no more exceptional than brazil. or any other country in the

international law it's certainly an unprecedented move by a world superpower think about it what if bolivia set up an aerial blockade to force down air force one searched the entire aircraft and delayed the president of the united states for an entire day yes only as could be expected to move completely outraged latin american leaders argentina's president because those that . added at the incident had vestiges of colonialism it was an act of him it in for the region and snowden's leaks only added fuel to the fire following the morale is playing debacle it was revealed that the n.s.a. had been spying on private communications between latin american heads of state and as a result brazilian president dilma rousseff announced that she will be postponing her visit to the white house in protest calling the n.s.a. spying a violation of state sovereignty. look the situation is getting out of hand and the u.s. government is only exacerbating the problem this arrogance needs to stop now we spied obama's baseless rhetoric this country is no more exceptional than brazil. any other country in the world

have cost a boeing a four billion dollar fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carry on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. sam sachs r t. it's labeled as popery marked with the faces of popular cartoon characters and sold on store shelves across the country synthetic marijuana is rapidly becoming a public health emergency earlier this month and dozens of people flooded into emergency rooms in colorado tennessee kansas and georgia after smoking a bad batch of fake we'd and at least three people have died just today the mother of nineteen year old nick colbert filed a lawsuit in colorado springs against the store that sold her son a fateful batch back in two thousand and eleven however stephanie colbert is not the first mother to experience such a tragedy tomorrow the senate caucus on international narcotics control will hold a hearing on capitol hill to talk about the dangers of these substances but before then

have cost a boeing a four billion dollars fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carrying on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. same sex r.t. . and now moving on to a mishap of epic proportions believe it or not in january of one nine hundred sixty one the united states almost nuked itself according to a recently unclassified document obtained by the guardian the us air force was dramatically close to dropping a pair of hydrogen bombs over goldsboro north carolina the report reveals that the bombs each carried a four megaton payload making them two hundred and sixty times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki during world world war two according to the documents the two atomic bombs were released after a b. fifty two plane carrying them went into a tailspin during a routine test flight the bombs fell off the carrier and should have debt detonated but they were spared because of one