reyes: a este hospital en san josÉ del guaviare, una ciudad de la amazonÍa colombiana, llegÓ una niÑastaba muy asustado de que estaba en trabajo de parto y que ella era muy pequeÑa y le daba miedo que se muriera. reyes: la niÑa no hablaba espaÑol. el familiar le contÓ al personal mÉdico que la menor estaba a punto de abortar en un rÍo cercano a su resguardo. >> pero Él la veÍa tan pequeÑita a ella, que le preocupaba que se muriera. Él no pensÓ en la posibilidad de salvar el bebÉ, sino de salvarla a ella. dice "es que ella es mujer pequeÑa. va a morir. va a morir por traer el bebÉ". reyes: segÚn el familiar, la niÑa habÍa quedado embarazada de un militar de estados unidos que estaba viviendo en las instalaciones de un batallÓn cercano del ejÉrcito de colombia. >> ella habÍa estado en embarazo de un militar gringo y que les habÍa dado comida. reyes: la menor dio a luz por cesÁrea. ella y el bebÉ sobrevivieron. >> el bebÉ naciÓ muy bien. era un niÑo muy bonito y era morenito como ella o como ellos, pero tenÍa los ojos claros. reyes: esta mujer, a quien llamaremos karla para proteger su i

reportero: el guaviare como departamento de apenas 85,000 habitantes en la amazonia colombiana se asentaronero: no parece ser una prioridad. aunque para muchos es un orgullo que las comunidades estÉn aquÍ y que una de ellas haya sido declarada patrimonio cultural del paÍs, hay otros que los califican de "estorbo" o incluso creen que es un problema sin soluciÓn. los niÑos son vÍctimas, incluso de abuso sexual. >> ellos ya recibieron la plata para venderme a mÍ de mi cuerpo. reportero: una de ellas contÓ lo que viviÓ de niÑa. la selva virgen de la zona empezÓ a ser destruida para sembrar coca . establecieron bases militares. niÑos y sobre todo niÑas han sido vÍctimas de abusos sexuales de civiles y de militares. recientemente, un civil de la zona fue detenido por un caso de presunto abuso a una niÑa indÍgena. en cuanto a los militares, pocos casos avanzan. mientras muchos se diluyen entre la lentitud del sistema. una muy preocupante sensaciÓn de impunidad. reportero: aquÍ ahora, este domingo a las 7:00 de la noche, 6:00 p.m. por univisiÓn. maite: este aÑo con el premio nobel de la paz fue com

because the focus here is for the south and west, where there's like to be in columbia in amazonia. and certainly you still got shaft in the southeast of brazil. they've been causing an awful lot of trouble recently. been very hot, also in northern argentina, but that heat which reached $45.00 degrees is breaking down now with thunderstorms, which event she spread to paraguay as well. ah, with lou ah, ah, they're watching out a reminder of our top stories this out. morocco have beaten portugal to reach the semi finals of the well come. the 1st african team is what is the 1st from the out to reach the final mo, defending champion sprouts will face morocco in the semi finals. they beat england thanks to goes for 2 and maybe until we receive even pre k. mr. crucial penalty. going with the training president lenimosa lensky says, russian forces have destroyed the eastern city of buck. mood, turn it to what he calls a burnt ruins. fighting has reported the intensified around the city and its own yeske region, a soft ukrainian forces. we captured it nearly a month ago. meanwhile, human ri

because the focus here is for the south and west, where there's like to be in columbia in amazonia. and certainly you still got shaft in the southeast of brazil. they been causing an awful lot of trouble recently. been very hot, also in northern argentina, but that heat which reached 45 degrees is breaking down now with thunderstorms, which would eventually spread into paraguay as well. ah, talk to al jazeera, we are a band in by the international community. we listen, we api shoot for the war against terrorism that's going on in some money. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that you see are the usa, all was of interest to people. all right, the world people pay attention to what we're doing here now, did he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here, hulu, out there, you're watching all 0 on this policy. okay. and uh huh. that's remind you about top stories. morocco have beaten portugal to reach the semi finals of the wealth cap. they're the 1st african team, as well as the 1st from the arab. well, to reach the fun a defending champion, franc

because the focus here is for the south or west sweaters like to be in columbia in amazonia. and certainly you still got shaft in the southeast of brazil. they've been causing an awful lot trouble recently. been very hot also in northern argentina. but that heat which reached $45.00 degrees is breaking down i with thunderstorms, which event she spread to paraguay as well. ah, oh. well, 1st for africa and the arab well to morocco make and it's not with a news to bring the check from. ah, carrie johnson, this is officer a lot from so also coming up. no bel peace prize goes to 3.

magic sign, the products of the artisans of the rent, the country, the indians, the northwestern amazoniaok as bright as the grave figures. calderon calderon is located near the country's capital, kita. this is the mountainous part of ecuador there, in general, the clothes that the mountain indians make from wool, llamas, alpacas and ceramic dishes from the amazonian indians are becoming more and more bright. ceramics cannot boast of a riot of colors due to this strictly coloring. pottery of the amazon indians usually there are tricolor red black and white this is due to the materials from which it is made. red clay is obtained from the earth, in which there is a lot of iron, black clay is obtained by firing special leaves. well, white is obtained from white limestone serafina serda lives in the amazonian village of okle. she considers herself a real sculptor, and a sculptor who strictly adheres to the traditional recipes for making pottery, serafin. he says that pottery is much more difficult than the materials can be imagined. there are plenty of local indians here. for a very long time

tim cook and others will join the president in goldwater, amazonia.ence and technology, chips and security. here is brian deese with us for an early morning brief before he travels to arizona. i want to get right to the political economics of this. they are going to middle berry which is a democratic runaway in arizona all the way to 1950. if the president moves for investment, does that bring democratic votes? is this a political victory lap for the president and a science victory lap? >> most impactful thing i have learned today is work -- is where color choices. this is a big milestone for the country for economic and national security reasons. as he said, inside the iphone but also military applications and our most advanced computing applications are these leading edge semiconductors. today, we produce none in the u.s. this announcement signals the beginning of building out the american supply chain. the other thing we are going to be doing in arizona is underscoring we are seeing this across the board in not just semiconductors but clean energy.