bogotÁ's botanical garden isn't just a green oasis at the heart of the city.an important research center. scientists here are focusing on protecting the pÁramos. the botanists have registered more than 11,000 different plant species. every day new specimens arrive at the laboratory. this air-conditioned room, where the scientists cultivate plants threatened with extinction, is especially important. most come from the pÁramos. the botanists are trying to arrive at scientific findings and understand possible uses of these species. belkys: some of these plants have medicinal uses and some are edible. in the andean highlands, there are many useful plants we didn't know you could eat, because they aren't part of our traditional diet. reporter: research director mauricio diazgranados checks the espeletia cuttings. although the species can survive extreme fluctuations in temperature up in the mountains, it's not up to climate change. mauricio: we know that some species will disappear in the next few years. and we're trying to figure out what we can do to rescue these

we're at the bogota book fair where the respects are being made where one of his best known and most valuable books has been nicked. >>> they're allowing humanitarian aid to reach people in yemen that most need. the u.n. said scenes like this make it impossible to get in the relief. the pictures here of sanaa airport. the sawedly-led coalition is carrying out air strikes and runways and airfields across the country. they warn houthi rebels are the target of the attacks, not to exploit any break in the air campaign. the u.n. has reiterating how desperate it believes the situation is on the ground. >> partners report difficulty in providing medical services as a result of the current security situation and continued air strikes targeting the cities. food partners have reported they've had to suspend assistance in harata district and uiada because of a lack of fuel. casualties as the number of displaced continue to rise. local sources continue widespread violence. the humanitarian coordinator for yemen is strongly urging the coalition to stop targeting sanaa airport and to preserve this

ilia: el obispo catÓlico de un suburbio de bogotÁ encendiÓ una polÉmica por defender abiertamente laviles y por supuesto, de la comunidad. >> no sabemos si la magdalena era lesbiana? no sabemos. parece que no porque bastantes pasaron por sus piernas. pero no sabemos. >> sorprendiÓ a un auditorio al hablar de gays, lesbianas y matrimonio homosexual y fue subiendo de tono. >> esto no es de ganar batallas por genitalidad por penes o vaginas, no, perdÓn. >> tras dejar claro que las uniones no son pecado pero no son familia, ilustrÓ con vehemencia que un homosexual es bienvenido sin ser juzgado. >> no sabemos si algunos de los discÍpulos era mariconcito, no sabemos? >> el 10% que es lo que existe en la poblaciÓn, tambiÉn habrÁ alguno que le gustaran los hombres. >> lo que me preocupa es que en lo pÚblico hablen mal de nosotros y luego nos llamen a sus sÁbanas. >> pero no se callÓ y a la salida del foro ante la prensa volviÓ a sorprender. >> no es inscherente a la homosexualidad el ser pecador. un homosexual puede ser santo. >> mÁs tarde y ante la turbulencia leyÓ un comunicado aclarando l

lo presionaron en bogotÁ y el ex_presidente clinton se reuniÓ al dÍa siguiente con el entonces presidenteado libre comercio con colombia cambiÓ su postura. por supuesto que es todo coincidencia? >> ella conoce a este empresario no creen las acusaciones. >> me parece que lo que estaba apoyando clinton fue la lÍnea de polÍtica de obama y no tenÍa nada que ver con esta visita. >> tanto aliados como crÍticos de hillary dicen que mÁs tarde o temprano deberÁ haber mayor transparencia sobre la fundaciÓn que los clinton encabezan y la red de multimillonarios donantes alrededor del mundo. en washington lourdes para noticias univisiÓn. >> carly fiorina tiene 60 aÑos y fue consejera delegada de la empresa girl packard y anunciÓ su candidatura en un vÍdeo y en una entrevista donde dijo que su conocimiento de la economÍa la convierten en la mejor persona para ocupar la presidencia. > >> en cÁrceles el primer afroamericano en anunciÓ sus aspiraciones para ser el candidato republicano en las elecciones republicano del 2016 en un discurso de michigan. es un reconocido mÉdico neurocirujano adventista y es

we arrive at bogota, and now i got to change flights.ll the security that you got to go through. and i'm like oh my goodness. i didn't get warned about this. and then there are all these police dogs everywhere. and i'm looking out the dog, and i feel like the dog is looking at me. stay over there, dog. don't come this way. my heart was just pounding. everything was becoming too much. i used the bathroom, and i'm thinking, like what if i just flush all of this and just go home and say i lost it or something. but i'm just thinking like, i laugh to myself. no, you're crazy. this is a man he knew my apartment, he knew where my mom lived, he knew my friends. so i just chucked it up and felt like okay, what is done is done, i have to go through with it. the moment i see maria, i'm just thinking thank god she is here. she didn't make no eye contact with me. she didn't look at me, you know, she played her part pretty damn well. one of my main concerns was that one of the other security guards near her were going to be finished. and if they would

and a search under way for residents missing >>> more from al jazeera's alessandro in the capital bogota for us. bring us up to date with the latest situation. >> rescues operations continue in the area. 48 are dead. bodies have been taken to try to keep the bodies in refrigerated room, which the town doesn't have for the bodies to be identified tonight and through the day tomorrow. likely we know 37 people have been injured. they are in hospital around the town and two major cities which are hours away from the place of the tragedy. also we know a temporary shelter has been set up for those that survived and lost their houses. at least 31 houses have been destroyed, and one village according to the mayor, has been erased by - from the map. so these people will find a shelter in the temporary camp in a coffee farm not far from sound. >> how serious is the situation, the disaster is president santos has already visited the region. >> president santos arrived there a couple of hours ago. he satisfy -- surveyed the area from a rescue helicopter and looked at the area. everyone is health on

los tres senadores en bogotÁ.te colombiano Álvaro uribe. >> y luego la secretaria clinton que estaba opuesta a un tratado libre comercio con colombia, cambia su postura. >> por supuesto que todo puede ser coincidencia. >> tla conoce y no cree en las acusaciones. >> me parece que lo que estaba apoyando clinton fue en la lÍnea de polÍtica de barack obama y no tenÍa nada que ver con esto. >> tanto aliados como crÍticos de hillary clinton dicen que mÁs tarde o mÁs temprano deberÁ haber mÁs transparencia en la fundaciÓn que encabezan y la red de multimillonarios donantes alrededor del mundo. >> en washington, univisiÓn. >> carli fiorina se convirtiÓ en la primera mujer en aspirar a la candidatura presidencial republicana. tiene 60 aÑos y fue consejera delegada de la empresa hewlett packard. archidijo que su conocimiento de cÓmo funciona la economÍa la convierte en la mejor persona para ocupar la presidencia. >> tambiÉn hoy se convirtiÓ en el primer afroamericano en anunciar sus aspiraciones a ser el candidato republica

alexandria can join us on the phone with bogota. this happened in the middle of the night. i guess people were unprepared for this. >> reporter: absolutely. the people especially in the village surrounding the central town in that province were asleep at 3:00 a.m. in the night when the river overcame and broke the banks and flooded the village that was built right out banks of the river. president santos is flying over the area to kind of learn the details of the damage and will then land there with his helicopter and meet with the el torre. also, help is coming in from the international red cross. the situation is evolving every minute. they think there are still at least 100 people that they haven't been able to find although they said they will start searches in the area to understand exactly how many people are missing. >> reporting live there from bogota for us. thanks. >>> still to come on the program, ends of the ceasefire in yemen. the sawedudisaudi-led coalition starts more gunfight. >>> it's about ways to sheriff the city station which once served as winston churc

we're at the bogota book

joining me via skype from bogota, colombia, is juan forero, the south american bureau chief for the "wall street journal." so give us a little bit of background for people just waking up to this story. what is the program we've been doing and why has it been so important? >> it was 15 years ago what was called "plan colombia" which was a u.s. funded program began and it basically entoday used crop dusters to hit coca. this was a very controversial program when it began. there was a lot of criticism but this was approved in the bill clinton administration and it was 15 years ago, it was in december of 2000 when crop dusters hit industrialized fields of coca. >> sreenivasan: the chemical being used to keep the coca down could possibly cause cancer. is that right? >> exactly. there is a research arm of the world health organization which said it could possibly cause cancer in humans. so that caused quite a controversy here in colombia, although there had been criticism about fumigation for many, many years. i think part of the issue though, part of the reason, the big part of the reason

>> the guest country at this year's international book fair in bogota is an imaginary one. macondo, the imaginary place invented by gabriel garcia marquez, who died a year ago. >> it resembles our wildest dreams. >> the combination exhibition reminds people of reading garcia pilar cez. his conflict and his contradictions but colombia outside major cities few have read him that's because major public investment to increase readership still more than half the population here doesn't read books. books are expensive and are considered a luxury item. the government response has been to build public libraries in many poor regions and provide free access to books computers and technology. 104 new libraries have been built in the last four years. like this one deep into a territory hit by the country's internal conflict. even if you don't have money to travel anywhere. >> with the help of volunteer stella has started a mobile version of the library where books are brought into the isolated rural areas under rebl control. rebel control. >> i remember we once had to walk five hours t

independiente santa fe logrÓ un triunfo ante el internacional de porto alegre en el campÍn de bogotÁÓ un tremendo golpe en la plataforma desde la cual se lanzÓ hacia el vacÍo. ocurriÓ en francia en las series mundiales. se golpea la cabeza y pierde el control. afortunadamente el estadounidense de 28 aÑos sÓlo terminÓ con un corte en la caja y nada mÁs. completamente consciente. >> por mi parte es todo. me despido. hay mÁs informaciÓn, lo sabe: beso grande. regreso con ustedes. muchas gracias. pamela: gracias, alejandro. declararon estado de emergencia en california por la fuga de petrÓleo que terminÓ contaminando el ocÉano pacÍfico en las costas de santa fÁrbara. barÁ bara. grupos ambientalistas critican el hecho que no tenÍa una vÁlvula automÁtica para frenar la filtraciÓn que se estima que causÓ que se derramaran mÁs de cien mil galones de crudo. estÁn investigando. bÁrbara: hay que darle tiempo al tiempo y nuestra jackie estÁ lista con el pronÓstico. hola, adelante. buenas tardes. jackie: hola, pamela, bÁrbara. un dÍa mÁs, asÍ que pacienmente para el tan anhelado fin de semana. mu

. >> now colombia's annual bogota paying tribute.books are a long way off for many colombias. >> at the national book fair in bogota the enchanted place invited by noble prize winner who died a year ago. >> it resembles our wildest dreams. >> it aims to bring colombia to the books. >> this is like looking deep into a magical mirror that reflects passion and conflict and contradictions for colombia. and despite major public investment to crease readership, most do not read books. >> most towns do not have a bookstore. books are expensive and are considered a luxury item. the response is to build public libraries and provide free access to books computers and technology. 104 new libraries have been built in the last four years. like this one deep into a territory hit by the country's internal conflict. >> the desire to see the world can be achieved through books even if you don't have the money to travel anywhere. >> there has been a mobile version of the library where books are brought into isolated areas often under rebel control. >>

en bogotÁ al defensor del pueblo pidiÓ la cancillerÍa que permitan hacer cumplir la ley, para que estosmbarazo. hemos contado el caso de guadalupe vÁzquez que fue condenada a 30 aÑos por un aborto que ella dice fue espontÁneo. su caso fue revisado y obtuvo un indulto. salvador castellanos nos cuenta. salvador: ella fue condenada a 30 aÑos de prisiÓn a ser encontrada culpable de asesinar al bebÉ que dio a luz en el baÑo de un centro comercial. asÍ se sumÓ a la 129 mujeres salvadoreÑas penadas en la Última dÉcada, por delito relacionado con abortos, en las cuales 26 enfrentan cargos de homicidio. >> todas tuvieron un parto extrahospitalario sin su voluntad, nunca tuve que habÉrselo considerado como delito y jamÁs tuvieron que haber sido condenadas. >> mi cuerpo protesta en contra de la injusticia! salvador: el tema es polÉmico, donde el aborto es prohibido por completo, incluso en casos de violaciÓn, si la salud del bebÉ o de la madre estÁn en peligro. aquÍ los mÉdicos estÁn obligados a informar a las autoridades si creen que una mujer ha intentado abortar. aunque para algunos de derechos

juan: ciudades como bogotÁ tambiÉn han hecho simulacros sobre cÓmo atender una emergencia por una tragedia la energÍa que desatan donde radica gran parte de su peligrosidad. para entender esto sÓlo basta con imaginar que un terremoto de 8 en la escala richter similar a los ocurridos en chile o en haitÍ tiene la equivalencia a la explosiÓn de 50.000 t de dinamita o una bomba nuclear. fÉlix: esta semana la corte suprema se ha hablado sobre la legalizaciÓn de matrimonios de parejas del mismo sexo. algunos piensan que la aprobaciÓn de esto generarÍa algÚn tipo de peligro, sin embargo la parejas gays aseguran que es todo lo contrario. >> es como una fuente de amor, es lo mejor que me ha pasado en la vida. >> para esta pareja, pudieron adoptar a dos niÑos. >> hoy por hoy, enfrentarÁ la sociedad y que tambiÉn vean que como yo les estoy demostrando que lo que ustedes se imaginan es algo muy contrario lo peor. >> a pesar de las fuertes crÍticas y lÍderes religiosos que han levantado su voz en contra del matrimonio va gay. >> va a afectar a la familia, vienen otros conflictos como una cultura difere

really, i just had this day in bogota, and that was it.ent to central park in the middle of the city. walked and sat on a bench. i had more questions sitting on that bench than i did when i left. there had been people killed, and maybe it was our fault. whether or not the paramilitaries would have gone into panama without us is up for argument, but i felt responsible for what happened. even years later, i still think about it. i still think about the choices i made to take that trip. i had gotten this idea in my head that i would personally pay any cost to cross the daurian, but in the end, i didn't have to pay it, really. other people paid for it. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >> for some inmates, a prison sentence means nothing left to lose. >> what the [ bleep ] it look like? >> if i'm ever put in general population i'm as good as dead. >> but sometim

literally, i just had this day in bogota and that was it.ark in the middle of the city. i walked, sat on a bench. i had more questions sitting on that bench than i did when i left. there had been people killed and maybe it was our fault. whether or not the paramilitaries would have gone into panama without us is up for argument. but i felt responsible for what happened. even eight years later i still think about it. i still think about the choices i made to -- to take that trip. i had gotten this idea in my head that i would personally pay any cost to cross the darien. but in the end, i didn't have to pay it, really. other people paid for it. >>> i went to peru to smuggle cocaine. little did i know -- >> who are you working for? >> nobody. >> that decision was going to change my life forever. >> no! >> they said, it was the hardest prison in north america. it was a

i had this day in bogota and that was it. central park in the middle of the city. walked and sat on a bench. i had more questions sitting on that bench than i did when i left. there had been people killed, and maybe it was our fault. whether or not the paramilitaries would have gone into panama without us is up for argument, but i felt responsible for what happened. even eight years later, i still think about it. i still think about the choices i made to take that trip. i had gotten this idea in my head that i would personally pay any cost to cross the darrian, but in the end, i didn't have to pay it, really. other people paid for it. >>> you'll listen. move [ bleep ] from the table, for real. out of here. >> a female inmate known for fighting finds love with an alleged gang leader. >> caught shackled, belly chained, came out with a stack of paper this thick. >> the staff must not prepare for their jailhouse wedding. >>

la feria libro de bogotÁ terminÓ con una nota amarga alguien se robÓ el libro de la primera ediciÓn dete middleton se llamarÁ charlotte es el nombre de la reina del rey jorge tercero, elizabeth es el nombre de la actual reina asÍ que tiene mÁs nombre que cuerpo (risas) el nombre del reciÉn nacido la reciÉn nacida sorprendiÓ a muchos pero lo que mÁs causÓ revuelo fue ver a la duquesa saliendo del hospital como si nada. >> todo el mundo quiero saber cuÁl es la receta ¿quÉ es lo que hizo ¿cuÁl des la receta y jeanet rodrÍguez tiene mÁs detalles. >> sorprendiÓ a muchas mujeres de estados unidos porque aquÍ en este hospital de chicago y en muchos a travÉs de toda la regiÓn, cumplen con las guÍas de la cadena de pediatrÍa que dice que una mujer se tiene que quedar en el hospital lo suficiente hasta que sepan que no hay problema con el niÑo, casi mucha sorpresa cuando vieron a la sorpresa salir en apenas diez horas. >> cÓmo si fuera un cuento de hadas la duquesa saliÓ del hospital a tan sÓlo diez horas de haber dado a luz. >> en twitter muchos comentaron diciendo que kathy parecÍa queab acaba

juan: ciudades como bogotÁ tambiÉn amenazadas por la posibilidad de un desastre sÍsmico han hecho simulacros400 millas s la energÍa que desatan donde radica gran parte de su peligrosidad. para entender esto sÓlo basta con imaginar que un terremoto de 8 en la escala richter similar a los ocurridos en chile o en haitÍ tienen la forza equivalente la explosiÓn de 56.000 millones de toneladas de dinamita o a la de una gran bomba nuclear. fÉlix: esta semana la corte suprema de justicia se escucharon argumentos sobre la legalizaciÓn del matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. mientras que muchos aseguran que es un derecho civil otros afirman que su reconocimiento podrÍa crear serios problemas como poner a niÑos en situaciÓn de vulnerabilidad al permitir el derecho de adopciÓn. >> es como una fuente de amor que se abre que uno nunca imaginÓ que estaba dentro de uno y es lo mejor que me ha pasado en la vida. periodista: para ellos contraer matrimonio despuÉs de 12 aÑos de relaciÓn fue una de sus mejores decisiones. pero uno de sus mayores logros fue convertirse en padres de dos gemelos concebidos u

. >> columbia's annual bogota book fair is paying tribute to the greatest literary figure. it is a special commemoration to the imaginary world of gabriel garcia marquez. but he did not inspire the love of reading in his country. >> reporter: the book fair is an imaginary one. macomba, the imaginary place invented by gabriel garcia marquez, who died a year ago. >> it resembles our wildest dreams. >> literary landscape made famous by 100 years of solitude. it aims to reconnect colombians to the books. reading garcia marquez is like looking deep into a magical mirror that reflects its passion he conflicts and contradictions but here in colombia outside of major cities view have read him and that is despite major public investment to increase readership still more than half the population don't read books. books are expensive and considered a luxury item. the quoft response has pen to build public libraries and free access to books computers and technology. 104 new libraries have been built in the last four years. like this one deep into a territory hit by the country's intern

paying homage to the author who died last year >>> the guest country at the international book fair in bogota is an imaginary one. the enchanted place invented by the nobel prize winner who died a year ago. >> it's a nation a territory that resembles columbia core ibian and lat yin america. >> the exhibition immerses visitors in the literary landscape and aims to reconnect columbians to the book. >> for latin americans it's like looking deep into a mirror reflecting passions and conflicts. here in columbia despite major investment increased readership fuelled the population here. most cities and downs don't have a book store. books are expensive, and are considered a luxury item. the government has responded to build public libraries in poor region and provide access to books, regions and technologies 104 libraries have been built in the last four years. like this one. deep into a territory hit by the country's internal conflict. >> translation: the desire to know the world can be achieved. even if they don't have money to travel elsewhere >>> with the help of volunteers she started a mobile

en bogotÁ, colombia, univisiÓn. >> la conmociÓn por la forma brutal en que fue asesinado un menor enlo que habrÍa comenezado como un juego y se convirtiÓ en un crimen. >> con el rostro desencajado y sumida en el dolor, cargÓ la tarde del domingo el ataÚd de su hijo. despuÉs de que cinco jÓvenes lo asesinaran y enterraran junto a un arroyo en chihuahua. >> no puedo expresar cÓmo me siento. ahorita no es momento. >> le hacen saber a este niÑo que lo querÍan... que querÍan jugar con Él en una condiciÓn de simular un secuestro. le atan sus manos y pies. >> de acuerdo con autoridades del estado, fueron dos mujeres de trece aÑos, dos jÓvenes de quince y uno de once los que comieteron estos actos contra cristofer. >> al considerar que el menor habÍa fallecido, la participaciÓn de una de las mujeres adicionalmente fue cavar un hoyo en el cual sepultarÍan a este niÑo. >> antes de huÍr del lugar, los jÓvenes trataron de encubrir su crimen. >> e incluso colocan un animal muerto sobre esta superficie a efectos de simular un espacio que no llamara la atenciÓn en este lugar. >> fue hasta el sÁbado

o la maqueta de las residencias en torres del parque en bogotÁ de rogelio salcrona.ia, son histÓricos. de gran relevancia histÓrica. siguen presentes dentro del vivir de las ciudades latinoamericanas. >> en marÍa: asÍ llegamos al final de noticiero univisiÓn. gracias por haber estado con nosotros. muy buenas noches y hasta pronto. [mÚsica] locutor: televisa presenta... lola: lo que pasÓ anoche todavÍa puso las cosas mucho peor. adelina: ¿lo que pasÓ anoche? ¿quÉ pasÓ? lola: ay, ¿a poco la aldonza no le contÓ? nada mÁs y nada menos que el cristÓbal...pasÓ la noche con la lagartija. adelina: ¡¿quÉ?! lola: sÍ, nos enteramos por el emanuel. adelina: ahora entiendo, con razÓn se puso como se puso. lola: pues, a mi pobre amiga le estÁ lloviendo sobre mojado. y a mÍ ni se diga, doÑa adelina. primero lo del emanuel y ahora lo de mi abuelo. y para acabarla de molar el seÑor muy digno me corriÓ

this report from the capital bogota. >> reporter: since the teacher strikes started in columbia, they were walking to the public school hoping that one of them will be in class. >> the girls are in different courses. some teachers are working. they never inform us on time. tea came yesterday afternoon, for a working class family. having kids is difficult. they have to stop working. despite the hardship she understands and supports the teachers. . >> translation: i support the strike demands are there. it's impossible. >> reporter: for 15 days teachers across the country have protested what they describe as unfair working conditions. low pay, inferior health care and valuations. some travelled days to get here. >> we are just asking for continues to be levelled to those of other public employees, and are fighting to preserve and improve public education. >> reporter: teachers in columbia make between $500 to $900 a month. the purchasing power fell by 28% in the last decade. the government park is offering an increase in salaries for four years and promises to evaluate the system. on we

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al jazerra bogota. >>> shell shareholders are meeting at the hague after accepting a resolution to providerneys parenting about its immaterial plaque on pact a climate change they have been facing controversy over their plans to drill in the arctic. >>> in the united states hundreds of protesters have marched in the port city of see at toll try stop shell's oil rig from heading to the arctic, alan has this report. >> reporter: protesters start the workweek early chance ringing. flanked by police bike patrols as they walk to the support of seattle's terminal five. >> there is only one solution. >> revolution, revolution. >> reporter: that's where shell oil's huge drilling rig the polar pioneer is moored. being prepped for oil exploration off the coast of alaska. protesters want to stop that. >> okay and we need to stop it for the generations to come. if we do not stop this today, we will be extinct like so many species already are. >> reporter: plenty of music and dancing keep the mood light here. but the push back against shell is happening in other less cheerful arenas as well. >> these a

hundred years of solitude," valued at approximately $60,000 was recovered today at a used book stall in bogota, colombia. it had been stolen from a collector while on display at that city's international book fair last weekend. there was no word of any arrests. the author died last year. he was 87. >> sreenivasan: as we mentioned, the chinese leader was in moscow today as russia paraded its military hardware through red square. just yesterday, the two countries signed 32 agreements including what's being described as a nonaggression pact in cyberspace. all this, at a time of severely strained relations between russia and the west. are we going back to the future with russia and china lined up against the west? for more, we are joined now from berkeley california by orville schell. he's the director of the center on us-china relations at the asia society. >> so orville, what is the strategic advantage for the alignment of russia an china again? >> well i think both russia and china find themselves at odds with the west. of course, russia and putin in the crimea and the ukraine and china in the

en bogotÁ colombia, adriana.imer pacto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ y aguante de su asiento, .. porque fabio alejo no se va a cancÚn cargado con adrenalina. v eamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ fabio: esto es cancÚn. edel para la vida nocturna donde podemos encontrar espectÁculos de gran nivel como el red circus el el interior de la pirÁmide. la vida nocturna en cancÚn es todo para la adrenalina. les mostrarÉ las cosas que grabÉ con mi cÁmara portÁtil. >> son 2 circuitos con 7 lÍneas. fabio:aquÍ vamos. otra gran aventura que vivÍ en el parque en un safari en un vehÍculo todoterreno donde parte del recorrido es abajo de la tierra. pero ya basta de selva y barro. momento de cambiar el 4 4 por 360. pisando las llantas a 120 millas por hora. yeah! >> no es necesario saber conducir un auto sÚper deportivo auto de carrera porque que les enseÑamos cÓmo manejar los autos. fabio: de repente sentÍa que se derramaba el coche. ya que estamos en plan de alta velocidad pasamos para echarnos una de las lanchas que podemos alcanzar 70 millas por hora. se me hacen lo

en estas torres del parque de bogotÁ el arquitecto sabÍa que serÍan la vivienda de 300 familias, peroe: de la gran manzana pasamos a los Ángeles! quÉ podemos esperar, mi querida y aquÍ sobre el estado del tiempo para el fin de semana. jackie: vamos a iniciar con estas imÁgenes. los rescate continÚan a la orden del dÍa en oklahoma, texas y kansas. se han desatado operaciones de salvamento contra el reloj. este sistema ha sido acompaÑado por descargas elÉctricas, caÍda de granizo y potentes tornados que se han cobrado decenas de vidas. de este lado del mapa, las noticias no son tan positivas, porque vamos a estar experimentando durante el fin de semana en texas, oklahoma city, actividad de fuertes lluvias. me imagino que estÁn pensando que lo peor pasÓ, porque la buena noticia viene a partir del lunes. la prÓxima semana toda esta actividad de mal tiempo serÁ algo del pasado. fuera de eso tenemos estas bandas de lluvia que tambiÉn se extienden desde chicago. ustedes en minneapolis se mueven hacia el este del paÍs. precipitaciones hacia el noreste. para el dÍa de maÑana todo el sureste es

let's get more from bogota. bring us up to date on the latest situation. >> we can confirm is number of 48 who died in the landslide. 27 other people have been injured. they have been brought to the second biggest city, and the other in the close regions. rescue teams are working nonstop since last night. they've had a few hours when the accident happened. it's not clear how many people are missing. we heard a number of 100. until recently the rumour says that five families are missing. we know that 31 houses were scroid, and everybody -- destroyed, and everybody is in shock. the mud and water surprised pretty much everyone in the town at 3am while they were sleeping. >> a terrible situation. i gather president santos has visited the area. >> yes, president saptos arrived a -- santos arrived a couple of hours ago, looking at the scene from a helicopter, and had a long meting -- meeting with the rescue operation. he declared this a calamity and offered an aid project, and said the government would build the house

en bogotÁ al defensor del pueblo pidiÓ la cancillerÍa que permitan hacer cumplir la ley, para que estosÚltima dÉcada, por delito relacionado con abortos, en las cuales 26 enfrentan cargos de homicidio. >> todas tuvieron un parto extrahospitalario sin su voluntad, nunca tuve que habÉrselo considerado como delito y jamÁs tuvieron que haber sido condenadas. >> mi cuerpo protesta en contra de la injusticia! salvador: el tema es polÉmico, donde el aborto es prohibido por completo, incluso en casos de violaciÓn, si la salud del bebÉ o de la madre estÁn en peligro. aquÍ los mÉdicos estÁn obligados a informar a las autoridades si creen que una mujer ha intentado abortar. aunque para algunos de derechos humanos al criminalizar a los abortos involuntarios. >> asÍ como yo recobrara mi libertad... salvador: guadalupe vÁzquez recibiÓ un indulto tras siete aÑos y tres meses presa, luego de que las autoridades reconocieron errores judiciales cuando tipificaron el aborto involuntario que sufriÓ como un homicidio agravado. >> fue injusto al no hacer bien las pruebas. salvador: muchos otros casos es evid

there's bogota.fantastic product that shows us how much rainfall they can tabulate based on the clouds in this region. not anything you would typically think would cause devastating flooding. want to show you the mountainous terrain. the valley right here is home to about 18,000 people. look at the terrain surrounding this town right here. 100 millimeters of rainfall, not a tremendous amount. when you multiply that by the affect these mountain sides have here, it brings the water all the way down to the lowest point. so you're getting two to three times that amount of water run off. so the flooding potential there goes through the roof. and again, we know the president saying they're going to do everything they can to bring this town back to where it was. >> it was strong enough to actually carry off people's homes. >> absolutely. when you have that much momentum. >> we saw people there just had their bare hands to work with. >> thank you as always. >>> u.s. authorities are investigating several seni

the chief of detectives showed us these images he captured last month on a dea sponsored trip to bogota and beyond. >> this poppy field was hidden in the middle of pastures. >> there he and other members of law enforcement from new jersey fighting regional opiate epidemic got a firsthand look how the national police of colombia cultivate and share intelligence in their battle against the heroin trade. >> this is where you go to see how it should be done. they've learned from their cocaine business on how to handle eradication. >> this is the source. and we need to learn from the source and we need to see how it's being transported into our country, and how it's being transported into our county. >> miller won't go into detail. but tells me some of the intelligence skills he picks up in colombia will be put to use here involving federal, state, local authorities possibly by the end of the summer. >> it'll be an information sharing operation that we haven't done here in ocean county in any coordinated fashion. we're going to try to fix that. >> strengthened relationships between law enfor