okay. >> right now we are on the river in between mexico and guatemala. that's guatemala there and mexico there. you see the bridge, that's the bored -- border crossing. it doesn't deter migrants. everything you see, boats in the river, everything that is happening is illegal. >> the majority of people. if they say give me some money, i haven't got nothing. i start talking to them. and they say - the first thing they say is they are hiding, you know, or they are running for the people. they get killed. they want to kill them or something. >> this man operates, and says migrants are operating new routes to avoid being accustomed. >> they were not afraid to cross the river. there's another point to cross. it's dangerous. >> on this day there were fewer migrants faking the risk. we took it south across the border into guatemala, where many are waiting to cross into mexico. >> so we crossed over the border from mexico, we are in guatemala, and heading to a shelter to see if there are any migrants there. that's an ox. tens of thousands of migrants pass through

he has covered guatemala since the 1980's. you can follow him on twitter @allannairn14 for the latest news. later in the broadcast, we are .oing to oxford, mississippi university of mississippi has taken down the confederate flag. well, it is the mississippi flag with the confederate battle flag within it. students protested and the university has just complied. the first, we will be speaking with a nobel prize-winning economist joe stiglitz. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "stay strong." the young woman who took down the flag in south carolina off the flagpole on the statehouse grounds before the state legislature voted to take it down. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on saturday, leading democratic presidential contenders addressed the iowa democratic party gathering known as the jefferson-jackson dinner. the high-profile party dinner has been a defining moment on the campaign calendar since 1975. this is former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> there is somethin

>> david mercer there in guatemala city. david, thank you. >>> meanwhile, in argentina, opposition cab data melissa mac rehas taken an early lead in their presidential elections. exit polls had showed ruling party candidate daniel skelly ahead of macry. macry security 32% and the other will be the first elected through a run-off in argentine an history. >> the first results show the unexpected, that he got more votes. the results show macry got around 36% and none of the candidates got over 40% of the votes. so this would be that there is going to be a second round. these results do not, however, include the results from buenas aires. this is the largest province. the big question is why did not selly win on the first round. many of them see him as being very close to the corporations. the other reason is that argentinians are obviously voting for what affects them: inflation, insecurity and these results are obviously very, very surprising for people in argentina. i am in front of the presidential palace. this is the place

del deslave en el municipio de santa catarina y guatemala. jaime: el cÓnsul seÑala que eres el primer momento sus paisanos seÑalaron interÉs. cÓnsul: habÍa mucho entusiasmo para recolectar vÍveres enlatados, agua para consumo humanos. jaime: activistas han demostrado que la recaudaciÓn de agua comida y ropa se topa contra tres complicaciones. cÓnsul: el costo de envÍo, el costo de sacarlo de aduana y tercero cuÁl es la mejor manera de distribuirlo. ciudadano: me gustarÍa serlo por merecidos genes que estÁn registradas. jaime: otra propuesta es adoptar a familias para que las adopten econÓmicamente. para el cÓnsul de guatemala la decisiÓn final es de las organizaciones. cÓnsul: el consulado aquÍ sÓlo va a ser el vehÍculo para trasladar la decisiÓn de la comunidad y para la entidad estatal que va decir los fondos. guatemalteca: son personas pobres que necesitan ayuda. jaime: los principales lÍderes de la comunidad guatemalteca confÍan en que los prÓximos dÍas tendrÁn la manera de cÓmo recaudar fondos y cÓmo distribui

jimmy morales is leading in the guatemala election. bashar al-assad says any agreement will depend on eliminating what he called terrorist organizations. an israeli man has been stabbed in the occupied west bank and earlier a 16-year-old palestinian girl was shot dead by security forces in the west bank city of hebron. recent spate has been sparked by disagreements over the access to al-aqsa mosque. stefanie dekker is there. >> it's difficult to confirm, we don't see footage, we're not there, hearing two different accounts, certainly the place she if there's more pressure on the israelis, 16-year-old girl was not armed that they could perhaps release some of that footage to actually release some of this event, release some calm. palestinians are being shot left right and center because of the tensions we're seeing. what's interesting is this started this wave in occupied east 800 number really now come to the west bank. it's come, again very difficult to control, very difficult for the israeli police and army to predict for anyone to t

that's guatemala, that's mexico. this is where you would give your passport, passing from one country to the other. all these boats in the distance here everything happening here on the river is illegal. >> the majority of the people when they see you they say, can can you give me some money, i he haven't eat nothing. they say like they're hiding you know or they're running, the people, they get killed. they want to kill them or something. >> chavez operates the rafts. he says many migrants are taking new routes now to avoid being captured. >> people are more afraid to cross the river now. i think there's another point to cross. but not here anymore, right here. it's dangerous already. >> reporter: on this day there were fewer migrants taking the risk so he took us south accreditation the border into gooment where guatemala. we have crossed into guatemala and we are seeing if there are any migrants there. [ speaking spanish ] >> tens of thousands of migrants pass through guatemala on their way to the u.s. each year.

erika desde la ciudad de guatemala. erika: en guatemala se realizaron las elecciones generales, aunque con baja participaciÓn morales se encuentra en una clara ventaja contra sandra torres. >> tienen que estar preparados para lo que ellos tienen que afrontar porque estÁn recibiendo un paÍs donde estÁ debilitado institucionalmente. erika: para los empresarios estos comicios marcan historia de guatemala desde horas tempranas, acudieron a las urnas, y los candidatos se mostraron muy optimistas dispuestos a comprometerse con este paÍs. >> sobre todo pues la fiscalizaciÓn. erika: el presidente actual manifestÓ que con el mandatario electo iniciarÁ los cambios de gobierno. >> me veo la tremenda obligaciÓn con el paÍs, el primero de cumplir lo que el pueblo, lo confiÓ. y el segundo, vigilar de descansar en una polÍtica constructiva. erika: segÚn los analistas ante la crisis de corrupciÓn que ha afectado este paÍs la poblaciÓn estarÍa dispuesta a continuar la fiscalizaciÓn del nuevo gobierno con nuevas propues

--en guatemala sigue aumentando el ramÓn:en guatemala sigue aumentando el nÚmero de vÍctimas mortales por el derrumbe de un cerro, se estima que 150 personas han sido atrapadas bajo tierra. se han retrasado debido a los aguaceros y al desbordamiento de un rÍo. >> la principal prioridad es el rescate, sacar de los escombros la mayor cantidad de personas. ramÓn:autoridades de guatemala reconocen que cada dÍa que pasa, disminuyen las posibilidades de salvar a los posibles sobrevivientes que todavÍa siguen atrapados. en mÉxico, al conmemorarse el47 aniversario de la masacre de colombo. como se recordarÁ en 1968, las fuerzas de seguridad reaccionaronen una protesta matando a miles de estudiantes. en la vÍspera de una reuniÓn anual de obispos, el vaticano adoptÓ la medida despuÉs de que sher sharantxa, admitiÓ ser un sacerdote gay y dijo estar orgulloso de serlo y estar enamorado de otro hombre. daiana: se llevÓ una gran sorpresa por el alto monto de cada equipaje. la seÑora de la boleterÍa me dijo que comenzaron esto ayer. y yo no tenÍa ni idea. esto es insÓlito - dijo john

. >> al regresar en "noticiero telemundo" guatemala ya eligiÓ a un nuevo presidente con la esperanza de darle un nuevo rumbo al paÍs pero muchos dudan que eso sea posible. >> y todo sobre la nueva opciÓn que tiene ahora todo estudiante indocumentado para hacer realidad su sueÑo de estudiar. realidad su sueÑo de estudiar. >> tuvo que haber gente andispuesta a luchar por ella y enfrentar los más grandes desafíos, sin importar cuáles sean. por eso en el u.s. army somos expertos, no sólo en táctica y estrategia, sino también en física y química. trazamos planes de batalla y llevamos a cabo grandes descubrimientos, en medicina, ciencias e ingeniería. nuestra próxima misión puede ser cualquier cosa. así que nos preparamos para todo. ♪ . >> se respira aires de cambio en guatemala luego de la rotunda victoria de jimmy morales en vuelta presidenciales tras la renuncia forzada del presidente otto pÉrez molina, angie sandoval ha stestado siguiendo cerca el proceso y nos acompaÑa desde ciudad de guatemala. >> estamos en la plaza que fue escenario de protestas que cambiaron el

part two begins with guatemala, the ramifications of the cia was 1954 coup are still being felt in guatemala where voters will go to the polls next sunday to elect a new president. last month, president molina resigned and was jailed following a popular uprising. i asked david talbot to talk about the 1954 coup in the road -- role played by allen dulles and his brother john foster dulles, who's secretary of state at the time. >> the original power goes back to sullivan and cromwell, this very powerful wall street law john foster dulles ran and where allen dulles worked. and among their clients was united fruit. united fruit, of course, was this colossus, this corporate colossus, that ruled much of latin america, owned, you know, vast acreage in guatemala and many other countries. they weren't just a banana company. they were a multinational real estate company. they owned often the utilities. and they owned the local political elites in those countries. in the early 1950's, jacobo Árbenz, this young military officer, a reform officer, starts to emerge as a potential leader. he runs for pres

corruption has been a big issue in the campaign. >> reporter: it's election time in guatemala. and voters are measuring up the presidential candidates. mario gomez says the country needs an economic boost. the 57-year-old father believes sandra torres has the experience that is needed. >> i'm going to choose sandra so she can clean up guatemala and we have corruption, so we have health care, education and job opportunities. >> reporter: this 25-year-old says guatemala needs a fresh space and directive, and believes jimmie morales is the best person for the job. >> translation: i'm going to vote for jimmy morales, i think he's a good candidate for the presidency. this is the first time he ran. it is good to try people with new ideas. we hope he gets guatemala again > >>> >> reporter: first lady torres divorced her husband to run. she is focussing on the poor. many cannot forget her past. >> reporter: this week we have to advance more, we have our own polls, they make us winners, and they'll be on election day. >> neither corrupt nor a thief. that is newcomer jimmy morales slogan

david mercer, al jazeera, guatemala. >> stay with us on al jazeera. still ahead: >> the media focus may have shifted, you may have thought that this was all over. far from it. i'm on the macedonian-serbian border. >> as the world bank raises the so-called poverty line, we're in india slums where people can't afford the basics. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. the taliban is reported to have retaken the northern city of kunduz in afghanistan from government forces. doctors without borders has pulled its team from the city, members of its staff and 10 patients were killed at a hospital it runs on saturday. >> there's been russian airstrikes in syria. the syrian observatory for human rights said the campaign has hit some areas with little or no isil presence. >> at least 85 peop

as david mercer reports now from guatemala city. >> celebrations in the streets of guatemala city has jimmy morales supporters savor his victory. people in this working class neighborhood view him as a hero, a man of humble begins who will lead the country for the next four years. >> we are all happy. jimmy morales, aside from being an actic is an artist. he's a sensible man. we know that he'll act with love in his heart for those in his country. >> jimmy morales clinched the votes on sunday. the 46-year-old beat out his political rivals sandra torres, winning more than double the number of votes torres received. >> we've been blessed today with a beautiful day. let us do everything in our power so that the next few years will also be the best for guatemala because constructing guatemala is not a job for one man or two men. it's a job for each and every citizen of this great nation. >> earlier on sunday the political outer drew a crowd as he cast his vote in guatemala city. morales' lack of political experience won him support from many guatemalans tired of a political establishment s

de cuenta y seis aÑos se convierten presidente electo de guatemala ese domingo. residente: todos los guatemaltecos esperamos un cambio en el paÍs rose: considera que morales en beneficio de crepÚsculo guatemalteco hubiese expulsado al presidente otto molina as por fraudes fiscales. analista: el pueblo ya estÁ cansado. rose: la presidencia se debatÍa entre sandra torres y morales. analiza: va a depender mucho de su tipo, de su equipo que lo va a ayudar. rose: la mayorÍa del país creen el cambio que prometiÓ morales con su alemÁn y corrupto ni ladrÓn, y en el exterior a guatemaltecos que no creen. el nuevo presidente electo de guatemala jimmy morales se convierte en el 10 de enero. leÓn: el próximo noviembre los argentinos eligieran a su presidente en una segunda vuelta. el oficialista alcanzÓ 36.8 por ciento de los sufragios seguido muy de cerca por el derechista de la coaliciÓn cambiemos que sumó 34.3 por ciento. el huracÁn patricia que amenazaba con convertirse en el mÁs devastador de la historia provocÓ daÑos menores en mÉxico, en un reporte

southeast of guatemala city. he mergency crews say they are facing many difficulties. >> the houses were left buried approximately 10 meters or 15 under, which is making it difficult to carry out the search and rescue. we are here bringing help in the area where we are looking for the children who attends the church with us. we are hoping god they are still alive. it's truly unfortunate how many lives we lost, there are many homes buried, most likely where you are standing, there are homes. >> the guatemala foreign minister says the search for survivors is intensive. >>> this mud slide was caused by the intensive rains that have devastated gauuatemalaan territy after almost 12 weeks of extreme drought. our rescue teams are searching for survivors. there are more than 616 rescue workers with invaluable and exemplary support from citizens. >> the latest from david mercer who is there. difficulties for the rescuers. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: that's right. there is certainly no shortage of hands here on

guatemala is not a job for one plan or two men. it's a job for each and every citizen of this great nation. >> reporter: earlier on sunday the political outsider drew a crowd as he cast his vote in guatemala city. morales last of experience drew support from guatemalans tired of seeing a crument government. >> translator: corrupt governme. >> translator: in this election we have seen a candidate who has won buy huge amount. people have chosen the only candidate who has not been part of the traditional ruling class. >> earlier this year a multimillion dollar corruption scam brought down the president. otto perez molina is now on trial for tax fraud and graft. the scandal led to the biggest protest in guatemala's recent history with tense o tens of ths taking to the street to demand the end to political corruption. he'll have to face a divided congress yet he'll be under enormous pressure to put through political reforms. david mercer, al jazeera, guatemala city. >> poland's government will be shifting to the right after parliamentar

search for survivors in guatemala. hundreds are missing after a landsslide kids 85. >>> polls open in turkstan. a new high-tech voting system that will proves to be controversial. we begin in kunduz where the city's main hospital is struggling to cope with a huge influx of hundreds of people. hundreds have arrived looking for help, but there are no doctors and no medical supplies. let's take you live now to south of kunduz city. al jazeera is there for us. tell us about the situation at the main hospital in kunduz. >> reporter: a big crisis going on. we talked at the people of the hospital. they are telling us, over 500 injuries, only three nurses. no medicine, no food. we talked with the head of the hospital in kabul now. he is telling us he is waiting for a plane at the international airport of kabul to take them to kunduz. he said he will carry with him medical teams, doctors, medicine and food for the hospital. >> what's the latest on the operation to retake kunduz? we are hearing that people are trapped in their h

. ♪ ♪ >> the death toll from guatemala's major mud slide rises from 6900 still missing. ♪ >> this is al jazeera live from doha, coming up in the next half hour, tension in jerusalem as the second palestinian man is shot dead by the police for stabbing israeli citizens. president barack obama offers his sympathy while the u.n. condemns a suspected airstrike in kunduz. >>> and this football field has been turned into a rehabilitation center because of an alcohol problem that's gotten out of hand. ♪ >> the number of dead from a landslide in guatemala has risen to 67. hundreds of people are still missing in the town southeast of the capital city of guatemala city. david mercer visited the site earlier. >> i saw not a single survivor brought out from underneath the rock and the dirt, but i did see a lot of bodies brought out. i talked to a number of family members who are -- who said that they are not going to leave the sight until they see their loved ones, either alive or dead and a lot of them were sort of resigned to the fact that they might not, in fact, find them alive. some of th

. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo estamos con los habitantes de una comunidad de guatemala quedÓ devastada por un deslave. >> escucharan las primeras declaraciones del hombre que tomo prilosec otc para controlar mi acidez frecuente y así disfruto más los asados. ¡nada supera...cero acidez! prilosec otc. el medicamento #1 para la acidez recomendado por doctores. una pastilla cada mañana. 24 horas. cero acidez. ♪ la tragedia va en aumento en guatemala, son mÁs de 140 las cuerpos recuperado de las montaÑa de tierra que sepultÓ a una comunidad, solo un hombre ha sido rescatado con vida, mientras mÁs pasan las horas, mÁs pocas son las posibilidades de encontrar mÁs sobreviviente. >> los cuerpos de socorro han logrado rescatar decenas de cuerpos para lo que para cambios persona es inevitable pensar lo peor. >> lo Único que le pido es hallarlos (lloran) el dolor es palpable en la comunidad que poco a poco va enterrando a sus muertos. >> la lluvia que cae en el lugar ha complicado la bÚsqueda que ahora cuenta con el apoyo de rescatistas mexicanos. >> estamos haciendo una co

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de casas en la zona en donde ocurriÓ el deslave en guatemala. matÓ a mÁs de 170 pobladors y el Área sera llamada campo santo ante la imposible de encontrar a los muertos. Érika: rescataron a otras decena de cadÁveres, ya son mas de 175 cuerpo que su han sido rescatados de bajo tonelada de lodo, despuÉs de ser sepultados cuando se desplomÓ esta montaÑa. >> hacen la remociÓn las mÁquinas, levantan la tierra, luego la dejan caer para ver si entra la tierra que estÁn sacando no va a ir ninguna de las vÍctimas. >> son de las catÁstrofes mas grande que su ha tenido guatemala y mÉxico ha contado tambiÉn con desastres similares. Érika: son 5 dÍas que ha ocurrido despuÉs de la tragedia y la descomposiciÓn de los cuerpo es evidente, aÚn falta mÁs de la mitad de la tierra. Érika: uno de los cadÁveres que han sido rescatado no han sido reclamado. >> todavÍa tenemos unos cadÁveres que fueron identificados, pero no reclamado y otros que no han sido identificado y asumo que van a ser sepultados como xx doÑa marÍa se siente orgullosa

la cifra de muertos sigue en aumento en guatemala tras un mortal derrumbe. noticias univisiÓn 14. que tal muy buenas noches. hoy realizaron una vigilia para honrar la memoria de una mujer que fue asesinada en manos de su propio hijo. >> la vÍctima trabajo como maestra de educaciÓn especializada por muchos aÑos y dejÓ una enorme huella de cariÑo y aprecio en estudiantes padres y profesores. . >>me siento muy mal que haya fallecido. esa estaba jubilada despuÉs de una carrera de educaciÓn especial. sufriÓ un ataque de parte de su hijo de 31 aÑos. que ya fue detenido hoy se enfocaron a reunir tributo a la mujer. >> hoy recibimos la triste noticia y estamos rezando. era muy buena persona. >> la recuerdan como una maestra amable y la extraÑan mucho, dijo su ex alumno. trabajÓ con ellos durante 13 aÑos y dio clase hasta el 2013. trabajamos con ella durante 10 aÑos en el mismo salÓn de clase. podÍa conectarse con variedades de estudiantes. >>ella abrÍa su corazÓn a cualquier persona. era una maestra excelente. reportera: indicaron que tuvo cuatro hijas dos varones y dos m

the desperate search for survivors in guatemala. a landslide kills 85. >>> polls on in cir curg kirgesn approving controversial. >>> israeli security importances are restricting access to jerusalem's old city after two separate attacks on israelis. in the latest incident a palestinian man stabbed and wounded an israeli teenager. just hours earlier, another palestine killed another teenager in another attack. live in east jerusalem in a moment bus first mike an hanna. >> gun shots ring out and people scatter. [ gun shots ] >> reporter: this the a normally lastic tourist haven carlos to the villa dellast aprf bera near the seat of the palestinian authority ramallah, soon characterized in the israeli media as a lone wolf attack carried out with one person with no wider coordination or control. but it came at a time when tensions are mounting in the region, following the killing of two israeli soldiers by unidentified gunmen on thursday. and in the wake of the old city attack israeli politicians across the political spectrum erupted in

as david mercer reports from guatemala city. >> celebrations in the streets of guatemala city as jimmy morales supporters savor his presidential victory. view him as a hero, a man of humble beginnings who will lead the country for the next four years. >> translator: we are all happy. jimmy morales, aside from being an academic, san artist. he's a sensible man. we know that he will act with love in his heart towards us and his country. >> reporter: former television comedian morales clinched the vote in the second round of presidential elections on sunday. the 46-year-old beat out his political rival sandra torrez beating nearly dumb the amount of votes torrez received. >> let us do the most in our power so that guatemala will be the best, constructing guatemala is not a plan for one man or two men, but for each and every citizen of this great nation. >> the political outsider drew a crowd. morales lack of political experience won him support from many guatemalans who see the government as corrupt. >> we have seen someone who doesn't have a strong political party, who spent very little,

that's what every guatemala, belize. i believe mexico is a key to the southern border as well because they have an incredible relationship with both those countries that are absolutely key to establishing that secured and mitigate the gaps so the adversary can't be using it. what i found out as well in southern mexico that i was absolutely interesting was the are individuals, tribal, indigenous in southern mexico that don't recognize mexico or guatemala as their country. they don't speak spanish. they speak mayan. and so when you do you'll enter these individuals that don't recognize the border, creates a complex in all of its own and, therefore, smugglers can take advantage of that and other people can take advantage of that and traffic a number of things across that border. we have to work together in order to seal that particular piece off. that's what i say the key issue for our partners, by, with, and through. we learn that in the middle east. i think we can take that lesson and we get applied as well. what's really

could guatemala have averted a loss of life in the mudslide last week? >>> and britain's national health service in crisis. as junior doctors threaten to go on strike. >> they don't fear anything. >> they're consuming economically important species >> we're offering something on our menu that no-one else is offering. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, i am shiulie ghosh, let's reminds i of the top stories the u.n. has propose aid deal to end the conflict in libya including a national unity government. the proposal still needs to be approved by the rival parliament. russia is denying reports by u.s. official that his four of its cruise missiles fired at syria may have crashed in iran. the missiles were launched from russian warships in the caspian sea on wednesday. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said strong steps will be taken against those inciting hatred. there has been a wave of violence across israel and the occupied palestinian territories over the past weeks. >>> inning creasing violence ahead of presidential elections in the west african

en un sector pobre guatemala. reportera: el dolor era latente en los familiares de los muertos y desaparecidos en el deslave que en la noche del jueves se. a decenas viviendas en la aldea del municipio de santa catarina pinula aledaÑo a la ciudad de guatemala. >> quedÓ enterrar a su esposa y sus dos hombrecitos y su niÑa son tres hijos, su familia completa no tiene a nadie nada mÁs a su familia. reportera: carlos sandoval dice que 12 de sus parientes encuentran soterrados. quÉ son suyos? >> mi hermana con sus hijos, su esposo y sus nietos todos enterrados mÁs de 12 personas. reportera: segÚn las autoridades el incremento de las lluvias de los Últimos dÍas y lo accidentado la geografÍa del lugar ocasionÓ el desastre, segÚn los vecinos un fuerte estruendos se escuchÓ durante y rocas del tamaÑo de un vehÍculo cayeron sobre las viviendas. >> aproximadamente unas 60 casas. y la ladera de este lado se vino. ahora estÁn trabajando pero estÁn jalando la gente al fondo que estÁn levantadas las casas ahora

city. >> reporter: celebrations in the streets of guatemala city as jimmy morales savor his victory and view him as a hero, a man of humble beginnings who will lead the country for the next four years. >> translator: we are all happy. jimmy morales aside from being an academic is an artist, he is a sensible man, we know me will act with love in his heart towards us and his country. >> reporter: former television comedian morales clinched the vote the second round of presidential elections on sunday, the 46-year-old beat out his political rival sandra torres winning more than double the number of votes torres received. >> translator: we have been blessed today with a beautiful day, let us do everything in our power so the next few years will also be the best for guatemala because the job is not for one or two men, it's a job for each and every citizen of this great nation. >> reporter: earlier on sunday the political outsider drew a crowd as he cast his vote in guatemala city and his lack of political experience won support from many guatemala people tired of a political establishmen

de ellos y ellos quieren que todo las ganancias del pueblo de guatemala queden en guatemala. leÓn: este es un verdadero cambio su paÍs y se asegura que histÓricamente guatemala ha padecido de gobiernos corruptos. y la elecciÓn de un comediantes experiencia polÍtica segÚn esta lista fue motivada por el hartazgo. un sismo de magnitud 7.5 sacudiÓ el sur de asia dejando muerte y destrucciÓn en varios paÍses. ya son mÁs de 250 las vÍctimas aparecen cientos de heridos 12 niÑos murieron en afganistÁn en una estampida de pÁnico. este terremoto se sintiÓ en la india, pakistÁn y afganistÁn y en este paÍs se han contabilizado el mayor nÚmero de muertes se teme que en las prÓximas horas sigan aumentando. el domingo el papa francisco se anotÓ un triunfo en el seno de la iglesia catÓlica al lograr que en un encuentro de obispos aprobaran una nueva directriz a favor de divorciados y casados de nuevo conocimiento esta decisiÓn causÓ controversia y luis zaragoza nos cuenta mÁs. luis: la iglesia catÓlicaconcluyó con un documento que aprueba los divorciados dentro de

. >>> the search for survivors in guatemala. a landslide kills 85. lust. >> these are some of the most intense rapid anywhere in the world. for a few short weeks here, people come to risk their lives. i'm gabrielle elizondo, coming up. >> israeli security forces are restricting access to jerusalem's old city after two separate attacks on citizens. another palestinian killed others in a similar attack. mike ha hanna joins us. are the restrictions working? >> well, clearly, the violence we have seen overnight and in recent days if not weeks, might show that the restrictions do not work as a solution around the conflict of the al-aqsa mosque compound and the old city as a whole, access to the whole of the old city being blocked to most people, particularly muslims, those who actually do want to pray, well, there's a restriction there, as well. only people over the age of 50 are to enter the al-aqsa mosque compound and not through the normal route, the damascus gate, but through the lion gate. we are told at the arab list at the lions gate, that some who

land slide victory ex-comedian jimmy morales wins guatemala's president election. plus a river of garbage in lebanon. and. >> reporter: i am imtiaz tyab at the centuries old copper market in baghdad. where fathers and sons have for generations turned sheets of copper in to works of art. coming up, find out why so few of the artisans remain. ♪ ♪ >>> after a very contentious emergency meeting e.u. and balkans leaders have finally agreed on new measures to help deal with europe's are he have gee crisis. here is martha agreement entails, 100,000 places in refugees welcome centers will be created. within a week 400 police officers will be sent so slovenia which has struggled with arrival numbers. the e.u. will discourage the movement of refugees and migrants without warning neighboring countries and they'll appoint contact officers to monitor numbers of people and share that information with other authorities. david chater reports. >> reporter: every day count. otherwise we will soon see families in the cold rivers of the balkans perish miserably. chilling words fro

also on the program, a frantic search for the missing in a mud slide in guatemala. >> to pacify the population just will get them stuck in a quagmire >>> and more proof -- pressure on sett blatter to step down. >> we begin with breaking news out of afghanistan. a hospital run by doctors without borders has come under attack in the northern city of kunduz. our reporter is about 130 kilometers away from kunduz. what can you tell us about the hospital in kunduz that's been hit? >>reporter: the hospital last night was bombed by nato forces. of began -- afghan officials are telling us at least 50 people were injured and the hospital was damaged. totally not working anymore. the location of this hospital was very interesting. it was in the center of the city. that was the closest for the civilian and for the taliban to bring their patients. it had about 50 staff members. we're hearing some staff members are dead but we don't have a confirmed number. >> and there is still much confusion over how much control the afghan really has in kunduz. >> last night, afghan security officials were telling us tha

daniel with al jazeera, patagonia argentina. >>> further north in guatemala the people there will be electing a new president or choosing which one they want on sunday and one of the biggest challenges that will face the winner is poverty. country has the fourth highest rate of malnutrition in the world and david reports from the guatemala highlands. >> reporter: it's a game enjoyed by youngsters around the world but despite their smiles these guatemala children face a bleak future. all of them chronically malnourished for ever stunted physically and mentally and their mother says it's impossible to break the cycle of poverty. >> translator: i take my son to the public hospital but they don't have the medicine the doctors say he needs. i wish we had the money to buy the medicine outside the hospital but we don't. it's very hard. >> reporter: a few minutes down the road families line up to receive food assistance. but the rations come from foreign governments and private groups and here the guatemala government is absence, with the second round of elections coming up, on sunday they h

and a frantic search for the missing as 30 people die in a landslide in guatemala. plus -- >> time in kenya. this futbol field has been turned into a rehabilitation center because of an alcohol problem that has gotten out of hand. >> at least three aid workers have been killed on an air strike in a hospital in an afghan city. this is what's left of the trauma center which was run by doctors without borders. it's investigating the air strike which was carried out by u.s. forces. at least 50 people were injured, another 30 people are missing. heavy fighting has been going on in this northern city since the taliban attacked on monday. nato issued a statement following the death of three doctors in that hospital bombing. the spokesman said u.s. forces conducted an air strike against individuals threatening force. the strike may have resulted in collateral damage to a nearby medical facility. this incident is under investigation. we can go live to our correspondent. bring us up to date. we are saying at the moment that three doctors have been killed. around 50 people are

no es ningÚn chiste el comediante jimmy guzmÁn seráel nuevo presidente de guatemala. locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. marÍa elena muy buenas noches comenzamos el noticiero con nuevas advertencias sobre el peligro de lo que comemos. segÚn la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud embutidos como salchichas, tocino jamÓn pueden causar cÁncer. tan daÑinos pueden ser como los cigarrillos. la carne roja segÚn los estudios serÍa cancerígena la industria de la carne no tardÓ en rechazar ese estudio. lourdes el rÍo tiene el informe. lourdes: para muchos una barbacoa sin hamburguesas y perros calientes no es una barbacoa. por supuesto, que no falte ni la cocineta ni las salchichas ni unos buenos trozos de carne roja. quizÁs habrÍa que pensarlo dos veces la agencia oncolÓgica de la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud ha dado la alerta mÁs definitiva hasta ahora acerca de la relaciÓn de la tarde con el cÁncer. las carnes procesadas son una peligrosa casi categorÍa tambiÉn. >> estÁ en la lista nÚmero uno estÁ tambiÉn

. >>> and the new garnenning initiative in guatemala to help fight malnutrition among children. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, these are the top stories on al jazeera. one palestinian has been shot dead in jerusalem. police say he tried to stab soldiers at one of the old city gates. and there is a tense standoff between palestinians and israeli security forces in bethlehem in the occupied west bank. >>> taliban fighters in afghanistan say they have withdrawn from the northern city of kunduz to protect civilians. afghanistan government troops rushed to recapture the city two weeks ago when the taliban stormed back into their former strong hold. >>> sergei lavrov says the u.s. has refused to send a military delegation to russia to discuss coordination in syria. >>> wlbt there should be a no-fly zone in syria has been hotly debated in las vegas. the gamble k capitol hosted the first debate for the first democratic debate. >> reporter: the backdrop, the sheer opulence of the wynn hotel in las vegas. here the play ground for the rich and famous, the democratic hopefuls pledged they would tax the peo

the search for survivors in guatemala. hundreds still missing after a landslide killed 85. >> the taliban have retaken the main square in the northern city of kunduz. that's according to residents who have been speaking to al jazeera. afghan forces sport by u.s. air power have been seek to go drive the taliban out of the city since monday. live for us just south of kunduz city, this comes as a bit of surprise, doesn't it? we have been hearing for days the afghan officials saying they are making progress in kunduz. what went wrong? >> reporter: sammy, this morning, afghan security forces were advancing in kunduz city center. they could manage to capture the center of the city, but taliban was fighting in the residential area around the city. i talked with afghan official forces commander who was based in the square kunduz city. he told us that they arrived there. they cleared the area. taliban were quiet and people come to welcome them. suddenly taliban attack. one of their humvee vehicle, armored vehicle, now we are gettin

. >>> contra el reloj, va la bÚsqueda de vÍctimas del deslave en guatemala, le diremos porque el nÚmero oficial de personas desaparecidas genera serias polÉmica gs. la ediciÓn domingo de noticiero telemundo comienza ya >>> este es noticiero telemundo fin de semana con edgardo del villar. >>> hola que tal, buenas tardes les saluda vanessa hauc, edgardo del villar tiene el dÍa libre. >>> comenzamos el noticiero en turquÍa miles manifestantes salieron a las calles >>> para recordar a las vÍctimas del atentado pasado. se acusÓ al gobierno turco amanecieron las calles de ankara en la capital de turquÍa. miles de persona recordaron a las vÍctima que fallecieron ayer luego de 2 explosiones en una manifestaciÓn de paz. >>> los manifestantes indignados en medio del dolor piden el fin del gobierno de... >>> muchos aseguran que es el gobierno es responsable de lo ocurrido por la violencia en el paÍs. algunos cuestionan a las autoridades, justo a la hora del ataque, no habÍan policias en la estaciÓn de trenes. las fuerzas de seguridad no permitieron que los manifestantes llegaran al lug

we have more from guatemala city. >> celebrations in the streets. people in this neighborhood view him as a hero, a man of humble beginnings who will lead the country for the next four years. >> we are all happy. jimmy morales aside from an academies is an artist. he is a sensible man. he will act with love in his heart towards us and his country. >> the former comedian clinched the vote on sunday. the 46-year-old beat out his political rival sandra torres, winning more than double the number of votes torres received. >> we've been pleased today with a beautiful day. let us do everything in our power so that the next few years will be the best for guatemala. it isn't a job for one man or two men, it's a job for every citizen of this great nation. >> the political outsider drew a crowd as he cast his vote in guatemala city. morales lack of political experience won him support from many guatemalans fired of a political establishment seen as corrupt. >> in this election, we've seen someone who doesn't have a strong political party. you spent very littl

. >> these guatemala children, their mother josefa says it's impossible to break the life of poverty. i wish we had the mine to buy the medicine outside of the hod, with it but we don't. it's very hard. >> a few measures down the road, here too the guatemalan government is absent. with the second round of votes coming on monday. how they will bring the change to the people who need it the most? two nach hours away from gooment >> guatemala city. >> under 12% of gnp is collected in taxes which is very far.than brazil who is 30%. >> led to months of protest and brought down guatemala's president. the spobility the provide basic services for the children' chils tarveg for ds answer them presidents. >>> unsecretary-general says that although the body has contributed to a better wocialtd it haworld ithas faced some cha. >> i'm bridget fisk and i'm chief of u.s. ar ciefers. records and archives of operations that are created as a result of a consistently refltion. we fulfill a number of authorizational and objectives, some are requirements from member-states for accountability. our whole th