. >>> consumir hojas de coca es normalo en bolivia, evo morales vue aivisioiena a defender el consumoresidente morales defiendÓ ante la onu el consumo de estupefacientes, el consumo en la hoja de coca en bolivia los consumidores marcharon para mostrar el respaldo a la posiciÓn del mandatario. >>> es un patrimonio cultural, desde los tataraabuelos, los movilizamos a nivel nacional. >>> la coca es educaciÓn, todo, salud, vida. >>> el gobierno de morales, busca la readmisiÓn de bolivia en la de viena, que abandonÓ en el 2011 pretende ser aceptada con la posibilidad de despenalizar el noconsumo de la hoja de coca, no significanotic. >>> hay que diferenciar, la hoja de coca tiene ploteinas, y productos que sacamos. ion@@noticiero univisionunivisia diferenciaciÓn de la coca que se produce para el acullico, y la del narcotrÁfico. >>> algunos dicen que el gobierno debe luchar con la misma condiciÓn para defensas del uso de coca, y en contra de usos ilegales. >>> el presidente debÍa decir que defendemos la hoja de coca, la ivisiotituciÓn loion establel uso tradicional, y luchamos intransigente

. >> together, colombia, peru and bolivia, i understand produce nearly most of the world's supply of cocaine and in recent years, progress in controlling cocaine production in colombia seems to have resulted in an increase in cocaine production in peru and in bolivia. i don't know if you have -- agree with that but i would like to know and what would be your plan to prevent further cocaine production increases in peru and bolivia without losing the progress made in colombia? >> senator, i do agree with that effort. we have seen a reduction in the cocaine production in colombia and that has as traffickers have worked other places, they have gone into peru and bolivia. most of the cocaine coming into the united states, though, still comes from colombia. that other cocaine heads to other parts of the world. we're working with the colombians to support their effort and again, this is intergovernmental effort because the reduction and eradication of cocaine is, other parts of our government, department of state who really supports those efforts. but we are working with the government of p

it's one of bolivia's poorest regions. the potato harvest is looking good this year, but climate change has led to several crop failures in the past. at times, the potato farmers have actually had to buy potatoes -- a disaster for the many families who barely scrape by as it is. hans-joachim picht is going to see a farming family who've been having problems with their new atajado. the basin is losing water -- even though it's been sealed a number of times with a special material. the farmer is worried -- he has to be able to rely on the basin for his water supply. >> we're always learning. in the past, we just assumed that you'd dig a hole, and the problem was solved, but that's not the case. we've been systematically collecting data on everything that can go wrong and coming up with proposals on how to avoid these mistakes. >> a reservoir like this can cost more than 4500 euros. joachim picht hands over the last of his project's atajados with a modest ceremony. from now on, he'll only act as an advisor, providing expertis

to address transnational organized crime in bolivia and that is an on going effort. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> before i recognize senator bloom enthal, i had one question of general jacoby. that has to do with the anti-terrorism joint exercise that we have with russia that we conduct annually called vigilant eagle. you indicated, general, that the benefits that we realize from this sort of exercise are invaluable. this is what your prepared statement tells us and you hope it will lead to great levels of openness and understanding, us and russia. are you hoping that we can enhance the cooperation militarily, for instance, do you plan to have direct interaction with your russian counter part as part of the effort? >> yes, i do. vigilant eagle last year was very successful exercise between russians and the united states and canada. and we exercised a counter terrorist exercise, where we shared a picture that we had to deal with a threat adequately. it was important to create trust on both sides. and what our military activities are particularly in alaska region. so, i -- we are goin

la televisión la anciana sobrevivió este ataque una cruel tortura soportó un inocente de 4 años en boliviarasas sus familiares tardaron 2 semanas en llevarlo al hospital ahora el pequeño deberá enfrentar un largo caminno de recuperación y una pesadilla viviío una mujer en california ella alega que el hombre que la contrató como niñera de su hijo, ella dice que abusaron xualmente de ella los exámenes mostraron que fue drogada, y aunque el presunto responsable fue arrestado, ya está en libertad >>> los uniformados en colombia, atropellaron a un motocilista pero los enfurecidos pobladores se los impidieron uno de ellos trató de huir a pie, pero los residentes cortaron su plan. la policía llegó antes. >>> reinó la violencia durante el desalojo de unos estudiantes universitarios que hacía protestas en venezuela exigían una propuesta y respuesta sob el proceso de inscripción a las eleccionesvar heridos >>> un incendio devora un almacén de libros en perú, y más de 400 bomberos batallaron contra este incendio, del cual 9 personas resultaron heridas >>> tremendo susto pasó un hombre de 6 años que c

manera de expresarse de un presidente >>> hay una valorización de la imagen de la mujer del pueblo de bolivia comunicaciones, dijo que el presidente pidió disculpas, aún no lo ha hecho públicamente como sus coplas, pero un grupo de mujeres le respondieron al mandatario de la misma manera >>> luego de dirigirse,ion el i mandatario , ision@@esentaer im primera gala de nuestra belleza latina, los detalles al regresar [n♪].primmpactooer impunion univision@@primen [♪]. >>> bueno, tras 11 años, pamela, 11 años que hemos seguido aquí en primer impacto disputas legales, la cantante tatiana y su ex esposo se vieron por segunda vez en un juicio la audiencia a puertas cerradas fue para discutir poractoivisioi manuisionión@@er imp univisioiquen,@@o venimer itoni ns, ellprimmpactounivis@@primer hermano >>> pues, bien, pasando a otras cantante ana bárbara en una entrevista concedida, dijo que prefería no revelarpri desde cuándo sabía que él era el padre de su nieto,ivisio @@y ag el impacun pequeño jerónimo insa madre primer impactounivision@@primer? bueno, los que están en eso, pero es un niño precioso, co

." >> the next time i say let's go someplace like bolivia, let's go someplace like bolivia. >> i asked him how he thinks life has changed over the years? >> i guess there's obsession with youth and now you have all these methods of reconstructing yourself to look younger and younger. i don't buy that. i like -- i like to see an older woman who's carried her age and with her.ence i find that very attractive. >> of course, plenty of people attracted to him and are happy to say so. >> i was in a restaurant once and table next to me was getting all worked up and i thought oh, they kept looking over and talking and i know something's coming. sure enough, guy gets up from the table, i've seen every movie you ever made, thank you, and we love our salad dressing. and i thought, ok, that was good for me. >> robert redford is an actor who chose to step on to the world stage in an attempt to play his part. it's a role many would say he has performed with integrity and intelligence. bbc news. >> from the star of the big screen to one of music's greats, earl skrugs bluegrass rhythms earned him fans

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we must not repeat last year's performance in ecuador or bolivia, where state departments spent more money on environmental programs than counter narcotics operations or good governance. this budget fails to hold abusers of democracy in the region accountable and cuts support for democracy. instead of standing in solidarity with the cuban and venezuelan people in their time of need, this budget turns its back on them. repression continues unabated in cuba. the castro regime orders its state security forces to beat members of the ladies in white as they leave church services on sundays. prisoners of conscience die while many worldwide turn a blind eye to their plight. in venezuela, the chavez regime has demolished the authority of intimidated the opposition by leveraging control over the judicial system. turning to the disastrous situation in syria, this administration does not appear to have a coherent strategy. the russians and the iranians clearly have a strategy, and it could be summarized as actively support the repression by the syrian army. the iranian regime defies responsible

a cruz azul de mexico, el unico gol fue anotado por danilo gabriel de andrade, mientras tanto en boliviaternacional y vasco da gama de local vencio 2-0 a libertad. para hoy santos recibe a juan aurich, velez sarsfield al deportivo quito y atletico nacional a godoy cruz mendoza la fifa y brasil parece que

. >> el rpesidente de bolivia promulgo una ley de trato preferencial a los discapacitados, se quierea esto, están importanto sillas de ruedas y proyesis >> el padre del salsedo ray ruiz esta en el acciente que termino la vida de 2 mujeres. >> si el chofer pedro ruiz lo acepta no cumpliria sentencia tras las rejas. >> todo esta mal, pero realmente no le puedo dar más detalles y en su momento lo decidiremos en la corte y con el fiscal. >> si paga 5000 dólares por la denuncia. >> siempre ha sido que la familia ruiz ha sucedido, es un lemnteble accidnte. >> incosolable la familia de las 2 mueres. >> es el asesino de mi hermana que porun error de el y no sé que, trunco los sueños de mi hermana una gami,lia que la quería,. >> esta muy mal mi jhermana. >> estamos en un precedente legal para evitar esto en el futuro. >> según nos informo marlene amaro es que les duele que el acusado no se acerco para pedir disculpa. >> y chespirito dice su hijo que esta mejor en relación a su evento masivo de homenaje. >> esta cansado, tiene como pequeños males, el más importante es el de las piernas. >> más

1-0 a inti gas de ayacucho, cobresol con jose galvez 1-1 y juan aurich con union comercio 2-2.en boliviando 2-1 ante blooming en el futbol ecuatoriano liga de quito sigue sumando puntos y victorias. ayer derroto de local en el mejor partido de la semana 2-0 a los electricistas del emelec, con anotaciones de jose cevallos y ariel nahuelpan. con este triunfo la liga sigue como puntero, otros resultados, el nacional le gano 2-1 a macara, liga de loja 1-0 al olmedo, barcelona de guayaquil empato 1-1 con independiente teran, manta fc con deportivo cuenca 0-0 y el campeon deportivo quito empato 0-0 con tecnico universitariola seleccion sub-23 de el salvador se medira a la unviersidad de maryland partido de preparacion para los juegos olimpicos, sera a las 2 de la tarde en el maryland soccer plex, hasta aqui los deportes. buenas noches les recuerdoer imparxtraivisio@r

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]. >> >> >> >> [music] ♪[applause] thank you. >> thank you for applauding. never know. [laughter]. so, these next few pieces a

. >> buenas tardes, hablamso precisamente de una maestra, ella vino de bolivia el 1965, cuyo primer idiomaantes y ahora lucha una batalla que le podría costar la vida . >> después de trabajar en muchas escuelas, vi que los alumnos no estaban recibiendo la intruccion que debía, tuve la osadía de decir yo puedo hacer una escuela . >> esa osadía la llevó a iniciar el proyecto hace 27 años, una idea que dió fruto . >> la primera noche tuve 7 alumnos, empece en una iglesia, el pastor también fue alumno, la segunda noche tuve 35 y la tercera más de 100 . >> ahora el proyecto de clases para adultos, que enseñan inglés, se ha expandido . >> la relación entre estudiantes y maestros es respetuosa . >> la enseñanza no es lo único que la motiva, según su hija . >> otra labor de mi mamá es proveer fondos para que estudiantes puedan seguir la universidad, ella siempre está pidiendo ese apoyo a financieros para poder dar becas . >> lydia fue diagnosticada con cáncer, no se rinde . >> vengo a trabajar en las mañanas, y me guusta mucho porque no hay enfermedad que me pueda parar cuando se que todavía tengo

el mandatario dijo no tener ningÚn miedo de tomar esa decisiÓn porque en bolivia son anticapitalistasrepercusiones polÍticas que tendrÁ esta histÓrica visita. por ahora lo cierto es que se han intensificado las detenciones de los disidentes en la isla y este tema sin dudas estarÁ marcando el viaje del pontÍfice junto nos acercan una visiÓn de la curva que visitarÁ el papa benedicto xvi. >> en 1998, invitado por fidel castro, el papa juan pablo ii realizÓ una histórica visita de cinco dÍas a cuba donde realizÓ una misa ante 750.000 personass habÍa líderes comunistas, visitantes extranjeros y exiliados que regresaron a la isla para ver al pontÍfice. tambiÉn ese aÑo se permitiÓ que un cardenal hable en televisiÓn estatal rai y cuba fue un paÍs ateo donde ni siquiera navidad es considerada un dÍa festivo. >> no permitÍan casi misas, cualquiera que se identificara como catÓlico era perseguido. >> 14 xaÑos han transcurrido desde aquella visita y cuando benedicto 16 al 13 de la evidencia que las relaciones entre la iglesia y el estado son mÁs cálidas. el cardenal dialoga con raÚl castro como

. >>> el presidente de bolivia, evmorales, dijo que cerrará la embajada de estados unidos en la paz,ión edición nourna >>> así es, maría elena salinas, desmantelan una red que traficaba droga de méxico a estados unidos, los carteles ocupaban la mkodalidad de estatuas y santos católicos. >>> también tenemos testimonios de las personas que fueron deportados. >>> y cientos de indignados del moviento ocupemos wall street, fuon arrestas y dicen que fueron no respetados sus derechos. >>> apple que estaba valorada en 600 mil 700 millones de dólares, dice que tiene más dinero del que necesita, pero que no planea reducir los precios de los iphone. >>> en instantes, repiten los deslizientos de tierra en perú, pero se pueden evitar las pérdidas de vida. >>> tambiÉn los sombreros de charro que se confeccionan en méxico especialmente para el papa benedicto xvi. >>> manténgaseconexctado a univisión noticias punto com las 24 horas dedía la salud de todos. no sólo es una molestia. puede causar enfermedades del corazón e incluso la muerte. no te quedes callado. tu salud y la de tu familia dependen de

hermoso gol del jugador cuadrado 2 x 0 ganaron los colombianos en el debut del señor josé eckermann, bolivia ganó 3 x 1, y terminaron con la mala noticia ya que el señor que juega en espiral desde la plata sufrió un gran lesión en su pierna izquierda, tuvo que salir del terreno de juego y fue reemplazado por otro jugador, en otro compromiso la selección de españa doblegó a la selección de venezuela con dos goles y señoras y señores después vino un recital de roberto soldado y para cerrar tres goles al final, y los españoles ganaron 5 x 0 a la selección patriota, y con el marcador mcdonald repasamos otros resultados que se dieron hoy en esta jornada de amistosos... momento de una pausa pero por favor recuerde no se mueva que ya regresamos con más.

. >> together colombia, peru and bolivia produce nearly most of the world possible supply of cocaine, and in recent years progress in could curling -- in controlling cocaine production has resulted in an increase of production in peru and bolivia. i do not know if you agree with that, but i would like to know, and what would be your plan to prevent further cocaine production increases? >> i agree with that effort. we have seen a reduction in the cocaine production in colombia, and as traffickers have worked other places, they have gone into peruke and bolivia. comesof the colocaine from colombia. we're working with columbia in this effort, and the eradication of cocaine -- other parts of our government, the part of state, supporting those efforts trip were working with prune, the military, in per route to reduce their impact -- in peru to reduce their impact in that country as you watch brazil, the united states, and bolivia signed the agreement to address transnational organized crime in bolivia, and that is an ongoing effort. >> before i recognize senator blumenthal, i would ask him

so there is still a very deliver this engagement with bolivia.nd we are looking for the opportunities to continue to work together. and again, we all face a very similar problem, and it is only working in this together that we are going to be able to really address them. i talk a lot about central america and the impact one because that is where i see the biggest issue and impact on security and from the u.s. perspective, that's the area that affects us most directly from the defense standpoint. with that said, we are very engaged with all the other partners on a mutual relationship and mutual partnership and i see that very much continuing into the future. >> would you like to be final comment, one last thought that you would like to leave us with? >> i will begin or end with how i started, and that is there is no one solution to this problem. we have to decide it is our problem and we are going to be part of the solution. and every one of us has a role with it is here domestically or supporting activities in government international. i would as

well, bolivia, is not your future -- it -- well, olivia, it is not your funeral, but people are going to say nice things about you. i want to honor a person who i believe has done more for the district than anybody else i know. hands down, woman or man, there is no one who has done as much for the people of district 7 then you. i cannot tell you how absolutely grateful i am for all of the great work you have done for me. how much commitment you have shown to all of the residents of district 7, whether it was with a smile or a smirk, you were always right there, doing everything you possibly could for them. and much, much more beyond your work in this building. what is most impressive to me, and i know to a lot of your friends and family who are here, is the role you play at home as a mother and a spouse. undoubtedly, for me, you have been a great inspiration as a parent and a role model. i know you play that role for many other people. thank you for everything you have done a. [applause] and i surprised her with this. she had no idea this morning that she was the district's seven hono

i was in venezuela, bolivia recent leave. i met with a couple of bolivian senators in wrarbg ton.ld me there are will a hundred revolutionary guards. that are actually training people in bolivia at a alba school. that is the anti-u.s. block there. i think if iran should develop a nuclear weapon they could certainly try to interviews them into venezuela or bolivia, because both chavez is very anti-u.s. libya is very anti-u.s. we could have a cube inch missile crisis redux, and that really concerns me. martha: the president spoke about war tpa dealing and what ifatigue and what it means to commit our troops overseas and there is clearly an exhaustion with the efforts underway. the american people may not have the will for what you are talking about. >> what it comes down to is a choice, whether we want to act before iran has a nuclear weapon or after. and i think if we try to act after its going to be too late. i think you could see another type of a holocaust with israel unfortunately. it's a threat not only to israel but to the arab countries. saudi arabia is a staunch foe of iran

i'm surprised that bolivia wasn't even mentioned as being a problem, but maybe that's because of thefact that we have more as the president but are there things that you can do to protect this enormous development that we've made in bolivia for 60 years seems to have had some progress in that area, but some advances in the area of alternative development, agricultural development. i'm just curious to see if this is still on the radar scope and if it is anything that is going to be done in this area in terms of joint efforts between the military and the state department etc. estimate is still part of our focus. we are engaged with all of our partners throughout the military to military standpoint. the military engagement in bolivia has been reduced over the last few years, and from the drug enforcement agency standpoint that has been very much reduced as well, but we are, and there is a true liberal agreement has been formed between brazil and bolivia and the united states to address this international crime issue across the borders across brazil so the united states is playing a role

bolivia just pulled out of that because they are big on pro-illegal coca and having the legal marketbut they want to go back in. they want the u.n. to make changes to it and bolivia relatively speaking or are standing on the international, the international world there's really not that high so no one is seeing a decline but the u.s. has a long moral history of being anti-drug. so i think even if all of latin america were to decriminalize or looking at the corolla station i don't think the u.s. would change their mind. >> overhear. >> the or mr. laufer. you talked about changing our policies to allow those we love to cross the border and focus on keeping out those we don't want. you may have answered this in part but how do you distinguish between them? >> you distinguish between them with concern and accepting the fact that you are going to make some mistakes but we do have some method of identification that you are going to accept, then that will allow you to have some sort of a check on the person. then you ought to be able to determine who you want to have been then and who you d

indira gandhi, was in the a post-gender when bolivia elected its first working class president, where the post-class? i mean, it is a reflection of the dichotomy. the movement -- you cannot deny the accomplishments of the movement. the human rights movement, which we need to begin talking about more, and malcolm x began to increasingly before he was assassinated, but the thing is, these smokescreens get thrown at us, and we fall over and over again. happen with clarence thomas in a certain way, right, you know? in a more evil way, many of us have gotten comfortable because rock is in the white house, but he cannot be most effective unless we are on his ass, right? we voted, so i will go home now, and see you in four years. the republicans, the tea party, all these folks, they are on his ass, so if you believe that all that there is power in that position, and there are folks that make convincing arguments about a black face on white supremacy, so there is complications, but can progress be made? can progress be made with that position? absolutely. but while we honor and acknowledge th

the administration is requesting financial assistance to nicaragua, bolivia and ecuador, three counties who continue to undermine peace in the atmosphere, disregard human rights and ignore the rule of law. there can be no justification for an increase in funds to the these countries. that money was not used wisely as the elections in nicaragua were fraught lend and ran afoul of nicaragua's institution. this budget fails to hold abusers of democracy in the region accountable and cuts support for democracy. instead of standing in solidarity with the cuban and venezuelan people in their time of need, this budget turns its back on them. the castro regime orders its state security forces to beat members of the ladies in white as they leave church services on sundays, prisoners of conscience die while many worldwide turn a blind eye to their plight. in venezuela, the chaves regime has demolished the authority of the national assembly and intimidated the opposition by leveraging control over the system. this administration does not appear to have a coherent strategy. the russians and the irani

living on to bolivia. here, the water shortage resulted in a bloody protests.e died in the war for water when the community mobilized against the government's move to privatize the provision of water to the city. a decision that made water unaffordable for many. so how should we deal with this precious commodity in the future? time for solutions. that is the motto of this year's world water forum. >> as you have seen, water scarcity is a huge problem in an megacities, but it is also true for india's financial capital mumbai. >> 21 million people. over half of them live in slums. for the poor, accessing drinking water is a daily struggle. >> early in the morning in mumbai, india. for one to two hours a day, the city's water works palm drinking water into residential areas. during that time, the inhabitants of mumbai's slums can collected in buckets from communal taps. latecomers have to make do with the dregs, dirty water that is not necessarily fit for drinking. experts say the constant competition for such an essential commodity sparks conflict. >> on one hand

but also online prison break russian style a convicted murderer from bolivia go launched a daring escape from jail by helicopter to find out how it all ended at archie dot com. it's emerged that at the height of japan's nuclear crisis last march the authorities in fukushima concealed radiation data vital to safely evacuated people from the area japan's got a computer system designed to predict the spread of radioactive release but local media say the prefectures government deleted e-mails detailing it let's have more perspective on this from asia times correspondent pepe escobar frequent contributor here on r t so it sounds worrying that information so important for people's safety was apparently handled carelessly what's your take on the situation. this is a completely unbelievable story and you know what it takes to solve this mystery which by the way was uncovered by the japanese press you know. you need one guy you send this i.t. guy to the minister of education to the nuclear safety tech into an disaster response headquarters in fukushima prefecture you find who sent these e-mails w

lya describing average citizens in egypt, bolivia, and uneasy, our other nations in the region.ful we should be a little more bef careful before we embrace thisth regime propaganda about the opposition in syria.e mconc recently should not let thesekee misconceptions cause us to keepa the armed resistance in syria at arm's length because that is just self-defeating. tha i can assure you, they are not e pursuing the same policy. sn they're eager to try to hijack the syrian revolution, just as they have tried to hijack the arabs spring movement and egypt and tunisia and libya and elsewhere. s they're trying. so far they're failing. the people of these countries are broadly rejecting everything outside stands for. they're not eager to trade secular attorney for the credit terni. the other reason al qaeda is a failing is the community of nations, especially the united states has supported them.he we are giving them a betterative alternative. f the surest way for al qaeda to i gain a foothold in the serioushe for us to turn our backs on these brave syrians who are fighting to defend themsel

president and parliaments in bolivia brazil colombia ecuador el salvador guatemala honduras and nicaragua have all issued statements criticizing this law doesn't say that states should set their policies. according to how other countries will view them no not at all and when there are policies that might affect the foreign policy there for the security of the united states as a whole one state shouldn't be allowed to pass a law that affects us all so that's just something for you to think about ponder as this case heads for the supreme. guide time for a happy hour and joining me tonight is the lovely r.t. correspondent christine for south and anthony randolph rector of economic research for the reason foundation here just as lovely anthony's father was let out of. the lovely. seeing the show yesterday so she's lovely earth i guess i would write great for its origin. but you know he's not going to host the show anymore turns out that he and we just found this out like an hour before the show tonight is out at current t.v. has terminated their relationship with them or paid terminated with

people of this country but by no means is obama a socialist what's happening in a few minutes where in bolivia in other parts of the world that socialism for the masses of the people now have control of the resources that country that is definitely not the case here in the us where a small minority still controls all that majority of the nation's wealth but appears that young people seem not so opposed to the idea of sharing the pie a lot more evenly a recent pew poll found about half of all eighteen to twenty nine year olds have a positive view of socialism up from forty three percent just eighteen months ago meanwhile the long accepted bedrock of america's well being capitalism got only a forty six percent paper ability rating with forty seven percent saying capitalism is actually negative so just why are young people suddenly more comfortable with the idea of socialism it's raising popularity might be due to popular uprising younger pay wall street. expose the excesses of u.s. capitalism inequality to the forefront of the national debate. the. issues that resonate with young people hard hit

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the famed lake titikaka threatens thousands of farmers in bolivia. >>> rare sights off the massachusettsale washed ashore in ipswich and the discovery is surprising residents and local biologists. fox's katherine perata has the story of railroad for people on the north shore seeing a whale isn't -- >> reporter: for people on the north shore seeing a whale isn't that unusual, but seeing a whale like this is something no one on crane beach expected. >> it's sad, shouldn't have to be on the beach. >> i think it's pretty cool. it's something you don't really seat. >> reporter: the whale is a 23- foot minky, one of the three most common species seen in new england. what isn't common is to see one wash ashore like this one did friday. >> i don't remember one here in maybe the last couple decade. >> reporter: now biologists are working to figure out why it happened. the estimate the whale was dead a few days before ending up here and her body's condition may provide clues about how she died. >> there are some markings that look like it has had some interaction with maybe vertical line or someth

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