i got to the airport in ecuador. i wasn't sniffing coke. my straight self began to say, this is pretty dangerous. i took two valium to calm myself down. they take their effect. i am tranquilized. little did i know that decision to take some valium was going to change my life forever. the plane lands at the airport in mexico city. i am in a valium-induced fog. i am numb. i see my luggage, i point to a baggage man to lift it for me. he carries it over to customs. everything is dulled for me right now. the customs agent looks at me. under the influence of valium, time stopped. i am paranoid. is he suspecting me? i can't go back, i can't go forward. but he just closes it and slides it off and i am thinking, whew, i made it. and as i am walking through, a very muscular man comes up to me, grabs me and says -- >> hey, homie. >> i thought i had already cleared customs. >> why? >> he had been sitting there watching people pass through. i'm thinking this isn't supposed to happen. this is not supposed to happen. just stay calm a as quietly as possibl

have documented we have ryan makes setting up and operating as venezuelan banks or in the case of ecuador for the president authorized small state on banks to become a channel for iranian money and authorized it explicitly going to have their communications encrypted and encryption key would be held at the iranian embassy which is a little unusual for normal banking structure the problem unfettered access in ways that would not be possible without direct state participation. >> thank you. let me visit with you. the used cars going out of this. a very dollars. >> where and who are buying these cars? auctions, dealers individuals, where are these cars being purchased? >> at auction typically. the typically. the money is coming out of lebanon. thousands and thousands of people. it is an unfortunate think that there are people coming here were being told to go by cars. a big cut on the payment. they don't care how much money can be made without the card they can a lot of money. a lot of car lots in the state of virginia or baltimore. you never see anyone in the car lot. they set theirlaunderi

latina entre ellos mÉxico >> mÉxico estÁ en una compaÑÍa no deseable igual como venezuela honduras y ecuadorijo en el mundo otras casas por la recurrencias contra el gremio originada fundamentalmente desde el crimen organizado o de funcionarios locales lo que ha llevado al silencio informativo en algunas zonas, un asunto no menor que obliga al silencio informativo en varios partes del paÍs... >> con el estado de chihuahua, en nueva york ya se informa de lo que estÁ sucediendo y que afecta muy directamente, su seguridad su derecho a la vida a la integridad, se informa a travÉs del twitter. reportera: a la primera semana de mayo del 2015 la organizaciÓn consigna que se te periodistas fueron asesinados en mÉxico y 92 sufrieron agresiones por su trabajo. el gobierno de mÉxico ha rechazado que ya retrocedido en materia de libertad de expresiÓn al tiempo que ha seÑalado que, contiene datos incorrectos y falsos. julio: en repÚblica dominicana cantan el video donde policÍas agreden a un grupo de manifestantes que protestan por la falta de agua unos manifestantes resultÓ con una herida de 10 puntos.

then i'll ask if they end up in ecuador, what are they being charged?ere -- what's the cost of money laundering? walk me through a couple of the steps. >> thank you. i think on the drug trade, a lot of the money goes back in bulk cash. a lot goes back in wire transfers and bank transfers into central america. the cost is generally about 17% to 22%. there are banks in central america where if you deposit over a certain amount of money generally in the neighborhood of 3 or 4 million, they create all your tax records employment records, everything. that money is now untraceable. it's one of the full services that some of the banks are offering. >> mr. farah how much do you think is going to the government leaders? >> of the drug -- >> of that -- let's say i just spent 22% to wash my couple million dollars of illicit cocaine money coming back in the country. the government has created a charter to allow me to have access to the bank. what's that president that administration, what's the government take out of that? >> i think you see right now the vice pres

ecuador granted him political asylum. if he steps foot outside the embassy, he'll be arrested. we'll talk about the u.s. and swedish legal cases against him and discuss how wikileaks has continued to publish leaked documents from secret drafts of the transpacific partnership to europe's secret plans to use military force in libya to prevent migrants from leaving the country. >> it calls for military intervention in libya. to destroy the refugee boats before they leave port from libya coming to europe and also for other attacks on the people who provide the services of the boats. amy: and julian assange will respond to the congressional debate over n.s.a. spying and the patriot act, sparked by the disclosures of edward snowden. julian: how can you debate them? they're secret. similarly, what are the actual actions that are occurring not just in policy but what is actually happening. what are they actually doing? if you don't know, how can you possibly have a debate? amy: today wikileaks founder julian assange for the hour, all that and more coming up. amy: welcome to democracy n

then i will ask if they end up in ecuador. what are they being charged what is the cost of money laundering? walk me through a couple of these steps. >> thank you. a lot of the money goes back in bulk cash and a lot of it goes back and wire transfers and bank transfers into central america. the cost is generally about 17% to 22%. there are banks in central america where if you deposit over a certain amount of money in the neighborhood of $3 million or $4 million in pay 17%, they will provide you with a history of justification of that money. they will create your tax records and employment records. that money is untraceable. some of the wonderful services that banks are operating. mr. schweikert: how much will that benefit some of the leaders? let;'s's say i paid 22% to wash cocaine money. the government has created a charter to allow me to have access to this bank. what does the government take off of that? mr. farah: you see the vice president of guatemala resigned. she was involved in a lucrative scheme where there were som

and then i'm going to ask if they end up in ecuador, what are they being charged? what is the cost of money laundering? walk me through a couple of these steps? >> thank you. i think on the drug trade, a lot of the money goes back in bulk cash, and a lot of it goes back in wire transfers and bank transfers into central america. the cost is generally 17 to 22%. there are banks in central america where if you deposit over a certain amount of money generally in the neighborhood of 3 million or $4 million and pay the 17% they will provide you with a history of justification of that money. in other words, they'll create all your tax records and employment records and so that money is now untraceable. as one of the full services that the banks are offering. >> how much of that will spif to the government leaders? let's say i spent 22% to wash my elicit cocaine money that has come back in the country. the government has created a charter to allow me to have access to this bank. what is that president, what is that administration, what is that government taking out of that

ya la puedo llevar a ecuador!s estadounidenses mayores de 21 aÑos, y sus padres ingresaron con una visa a estados unidos deben asesorarse con expertos en inmigraciÓn para que el caso de sus padres puedan ser analizado. regresamos con mÁs. karla: gracias, abogada, sÓlo el que lo ha vivido puede entender la gran felicidad que se esconde detrÁs de esa pequeÑa tarjeta, esa pequeÑa tarjeta tiene todos nuestros sueÑos, todas las esperanzas, los que vemos las imÁgenes, los que hemos tenido la dicha de recibirla en nuestras manos podemos entenderlo. todo es posible. alejandro: no hay lÍmite para cumplir nuestros sueÑos, no hay lÍmite de edad, no hay límite de absolutamente nada, los lÍmites los tenemos en la mente. no renuncia a sus metas, porque se puede lograr. karla: hablamos de una campaÑa maravillosa en la que bÁsicamente reflejamos el poder que tenemos los hispanos de nunca cansarnos y luchar por nuestras metas, el hashtag #todoesposible, los hispanos somos el grupo que mÁs cumplen las metas, asÍ que cumplir los sue

manning was sentenced to 35 years in jail, assange has been living for the past three years inside ecuador'sembassy in london where he has political asylum. assange faces investigations in both sweden and the united states. here in the united states a , secret grand jury is investigating wikileaks for its role in publishing the leaked afghan cables and other u.s. files. in sweden, he's wanted for questioning on allegations of sexual misconduct, though no charges have been filed. earlier this month, sweden's supreme court rejected his appeal to lift his arrest warrant. swedish prosecutors are reportedly preparing to travel to london to interview assange after refusing to do so for years. on monday, democracy now! went to london to interview join assange inside the embassy. when we went inside the embassy british police asked the ecuadorian embassy to hand our identification. that is unusual. local police are not supposed to ask people for id entering foreign embassies, so we refused. in part two of our exclusive interview, julian assange began by talking about the latest developments in the u

marÍa: despuÉs de 33 aÑos de la erupciÓn en la islas galÁpagos en ecuador.el mundo y tortugas gigantes. marÍa: se recuperan del susto niÑos que volaron varios pies cuando una tromba marina levantÓ la casa. jorge;: sobrevolaron palmeras y el crecimiento de la playa. aquÍ las imÁgenes. >> era un dÍa detalle normal, aunque algo nublado, cuando de pronto... una tromba marina tocÓ tierra ante los atÓnitos ojos de los que disfrutaban el feriado. el fenÓmeno siguiÓ llevÁndose todo a su paso, fluyendo esta casa de juego inflable con3 pequeÑos en su interio . todo observan sin poder hacer nada incluyen los propios padres. >> dios mio " no puedo creer esto", recordaba dicho una de las madres. no es para menos, mientras mÁs se mira menos se cree. es de la familia de los tornados. >> esta prÁctica nos ayuda a entender los hechos. la columna de aire se origina en el mar. la rapidez del fenÓmeno letrero tierra casi de inmediato y la casita inflable se convierte en una de sus objetivos. la estructura estaba asegurada, pero el diente fuma fuerte que desprendiÓ elevÁndola po

. >>> here at "the listening post" we are all over latin american, argentina, venezuela, brazil, ecuadorname a few. we have never gone to cuba. it's a difficult place to get accreditation, let alone talk to journalists. most of the media on the island are state-run, it's been that way since the revolution in 1959 when castro overthrew the u.s. backed batista government. many dismissed the media in cuba as relics of the cold war pass. soviet civil propaganda machines. there's a diplomatic transition under way with the u.s., aimed at ending decades of animosity, as the relationship with washington changes, cuban media outlets will undoubtedly too. there has been some reform and opening up of cuban media. accreditation and access is easy to get. officials are open open to talking. journalists no better than to ask. "the listening post" from havana media landscape, changes taking place and what it means for journalism in cuba. >>> to under the story of the cuba and the media you have to go back to the late '50s. the castros broadcast an advance from a rebel hideout in the mountains. . >> tod

where the president of ecuador authorized a small bank to become a channel of money and authorized it explicitly and to have the communications encrypt and the financial communications held in the iranian embassy. that's little unusual, i would say, for a normal banking structure. and i think the problem in this setting is when you have a state sanctioning those activities no one is going to investigate them. no one is going to move further down the road. and that goes to the point of immunity that the state cover provide. once you have to a state willing to use both as part of the state sanction policy as opposed to what we see in mexico. they won't condemn them or let them cross. what these guys, the construct of latin america is state protected and state driven. and that opens the door for what you see hezbollah doing in the region, iran doing in the region unfettered access to financial institutions in ways not possible without direct state participation. >> thank you for the answer. doctor asher, let me visit with you real quick and go back to the used car situation. what was the

las buenas calificaciones corren a cuenta de costa rica los peores son venezuela, ecuador, honduras yejarlos en libertad pero una de las vÍctimas logrÓ escapar y hablar con la policÍa. y pidiÓ ayuda. leÓn: en indonesia encontraron 21 cacatÚa es dentro de botellas plÁsticas y dos mÁs metidas en latas. un operativo para reducir el contrabando. siete de ellos murieron al poco tiempo. marÍa: veamos que hay, goles, canastas, batazos... raÚl: muy buenas noches segÚn reportes mÉdicos pelÉ volviÓ a ser internado el dÍa de hoy en rio de janeiro fue operado de la prÓstata, pele esta estable y sigue debajo de la supervisiÓn mÉdica del hospital a finales del 2014 estuvo 16 dÍas internado en el mismo hospital por una infecciÓn urinaria despuÉs de haber sido operado de cÁlculos renales la llamada pelea del siglo dejÓ muchos con mal sabor de boca habrÁ revancha? el hombre del dinero habÍa dicho que le iba a dar otra oportunidad al boxeador filipino y ahora dice que siempre no comentÓ que no le va a haber la revancha porque es un mal perdedor y un cobarde, agregÓ que era muy fÁcil solo tenÍa que deci

the case of american ecuador were able to get records to investigative journalists in the region. those of us of the other stuff. >> ahmadinejad asked him for a bank. he said i have one. national bank that was virtually nonfunctional at the time of existed as a bank. after they reached that agreement he said the president of the central bank of ecuador to iran to negotiate which bank with whom you have a correspondent relationship. they stopped in russia and the account a russian make that maintains correspondent peggy relationships. you can have your bank transfer without registering. a good and negotiate. israel sanctions banks. go ahead. >> absolutely. we are seeing now you have literally billions of unexplained dollars regular correspondent relationships multiple things that are not let these canadian bank tape thing. those joint task force would be good. they are looking at different things. what we're looking at now the state groundbreaking systems. multiple banks growing exponentially no rational explanation. thanks in panama are doing exactly the same thing. >> with any me

. >> los lÍderes de izquierda, maduro de venezuela y correa de ecuador, estÁn ligeramente por debajo.es idiomas. pocos como katy perry y justin bieber superan los 50 millones. casos insÓlitos como el fallecido presidente de venezuela, hugo chÁvez quien aÚn conserva mÁs de cuatro millones de seguidores ea pesar de que su Último trino fue el 18 de febrero de 2013. >> en medio de la violencia que enfrentan los polÍticos en muchos paÍses, las redes sociales les resultan herramientas de comunicaciÓn efectivas y seguras. sÓlo necesitan acceso a internet y una clave para llevar su mensaje por todo el planeta. desde nacimiento de twitter, esta red ha logrado cautivar a mÁs de 300 millones de personas que se conectan diariamente enviando 500 millones de mensajes. >> juan carlos, mÁs o menos como cuÁntos trinos has hecho tÚ? >> no soy muy activo. creo que debo estar en unos 3500_ 4000. >> gracias por esta informaciÓn. mÁs adelante, el bebÉ orquesta que se ha convertido en toda una sensaciÓn en el internet y ya verÁn po [mÚsica] >> acompÁÑenos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. familiares de al

de la liguilla y ademÁs la conversaciÓn con ingrid rodrÍguez jugadora de la selecciÓn femenina de ecuadoranto para lo que estÁ preparando para este domingo en enfoque. >> saludos mi querido edgardo amigos en enfoque vamos a enfocarnos en la condiciÓn de nuestras carreteras puentes y las vÍas del tren. estamos viviendo momentos difÍciles en la infraestructura de estados unidos ademÁs mi entrevista exclusiva con el lÍder de la minorÍa en el senado harry harry reid. eso y mucho mÁs maÑana en enfoque horario distinto a la 1 de la tarde 12 centro ahora regreso con ustedes mi admirado edgardo. >> muchÍsimas gracias ahÍ estaremos como cada domingo una de las grandes preocupaciones que tenemos los padres con nuestros hijos fue exactamente lo que pasÓ en kentucky la mochila de la niÑa de primaria se quedÓ enredada en la puerta del camiÓn, el conductor increÍblemente no se dio cuenta y arrastrÓ a la menor cerca de cien pies una cÁmara de vigilancia registrÓ el terrible momento por fortuna solo sufriÓ raspa duras menores para perros solo falto solo. >> a un inventado prÁcticamente de todo solo falta

por una parte las alianzas de argentina con venezuela, ecuador, bolivia y nicaragua, y luego el restomentos y ahora se quedan en lo peor para-- y estÁn evitando ajustes que en algÚn momento son necesarios. con lo cual es claro que es mejor hacer las reformas en buenos momentos y guardar un poco para los malos momentos, que intentar estos modelos heterodoxos que al fin y al cabo llevan a inflaciÓn y falta de crecimiento. jorge ramos: pierpaolo, en el 2013 escribiste un artÍculo para el wall street journal en que estabas hablando de brasil que estaba pasando un muy momento en el 2013, que mÉxico estaba-- tenÍa un muy buen momento, se hablaba del momento mexicano. pierpaolo barbieri: sÍ. jorge ramos: ¿quÉ ha cambiado desde entonces? pierpaolo barbieri: bueno, digamos que la caÍda de los precios de los commodities daÑan a mÉxico especialmente cuando estÁ abriendo el mercado de petrÓleo despÚes de setenta y cinco aÑos de monopolio. sim embargo hay que decir la verdad, en el primer aÑo, el gobierno mexicano ha logrado una cantidad de reformas que han sido extremadamente positivas, y creo qu

. >>> and rivers of fire flow from a volcano in ecuador's gallop goes islands. >>> iraq's military hasaunched an operation to drive islamic state of iraq and the levant from anbar province. the shia militias say they don't think the plan will take long. it takes up much of western iraq. anbar's capitol, ramadi fell to isil just over a week ago, a major defeat for iraqi forces. imran khan reports. >> reporter: iraqi security forces gather on the edge of ramadi preparing to retake the city which fell to fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the levant more than a week ago. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: it's likely to be a long operation. there are reports of isil fighters preparing to meet government security forces. they have backing from shia militia, many of which are sup pored by iran. the iraqi army is also gearing up for other operations with isil in control of border crossings from syria into anbar, it is feared that isil fighters could push into baghdad. to prevent that this man is securing the outskirs -- outskirts of the capitol. >> translator: we're fighting a psychological w

. >> a volcano in one of ecuador's islands has erupted threatening a unique species the wolf volcanoinactive for 33 years erupted earlier on monday. has built a reputation not only on music but his political engangment he formed an orchestra which included musicians from israel and palestinian territories. he has taken on another challenge by design add brand new piano. do the keys look like they have for hundreds of years but the sound they produce is slightly different. pianist and compose sur has played all his life. but this is the first one with his name on it. it is inspired by the piano used by the hungarian compose sur, he wanted to combine the sound with the power of ad mo earn piano. >> from the outside it likes like a modern concert grand piano, but inside is where the differences lie you can see how the strings run in straight lines and that is what create the different sound, the much warmer sound closer to what composures would have heard 200 years ago. he is considered the world's great ohs all around musician, and is a conductor has he tried to build bridges through m

. >>> a volcano on one of ecuadors ga lap gus island has erupted.ouring down the side of the volcano on isabella island. >>> severe flooding washes away homes and leaves people stranded in texas. helicopters and boats helping people evacuate. hundreds of houston rockets fans spend the night at the arena trapped because of the flooding. >>> and the trial begins in iran in secret for an american journalist accused of spying. ♪

inside this trailer were more than a thousand boxes of roses that were donated from -- colombia, ecuador. >> her gravesite a has received roses like this every year since they started. it's touching and meaningful to us as a family to know there are people like this here who are here to honor our loved ones, honor their service and sacrifice. >> carl r. jones. >> especially when i go to each grave and say the name, like you think about their personal family, their story, the things they had to go through in a war and it's just really touching to think people sacrificed so much for us. >> at arlington national cemetery, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> organizers say the value of what has been donated is close to a half million dollars. the group started this some five years ago. the goal is to provide at least one rose for every grave at arlington national on memorial day. an elderly man is severely burned when he accidently sets himself on fire. montgomery county fire and rescue say it happened at a shell station on east-west highway in riverdale park. the 75-year-old man apparently li

ecuadors ga lap gus island has erupted. lava was seen pouring down the side of the volcano on isabella island. >>> severe flooding washes away homes and leaves people stranded in texas. helicopters and boats helping people evacuate. hundreds of houston rockets fans spend the night at the arena trapped because of the flooding. >>> and the trial begins in iran in secret for an american journalist accused of spying. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. a mess does not even begin to describe the situation in the south central part of the country this morning. record flooding has left five dead and rescuers are using helicopters and boats looking for the bodies of a dozen people swept away in a vacation home and trying to evacuate others. texas, arkansas oklahoma louisiana, and missouri all in the grips of this weather system. the high water had people waking up to scenes like this. cars completely submerged. many roads in houston are underwater. a lot of the damage happened in san marcus

. >>> in other news ecuador's galapagos islands are known for rare animal species. experts are concerned about the impact that a volcanic eruption there could have on one species. wolf volcano on the island began spewing smoke and lava on monday. officials at the galapagos park office says there's no major damage and the volcano is far from the human population. however, the area near the voel keino is home to the pink iguana. the species is on a red list of critically endangered animals. park officials say the iguanas are currently safe where they are because the lava is flowing down the other side of the volcano. >>> people in the u.s. state of texas and neighboring areas including a border town in mexico are being hit with severe weather conditions. flash flooding has inundated roads and damaged thousands of homes. mai shoji joins us from the weather desk with the latest. >> catherine, you're right. unfortunately, i can't really give you a great relief to show into the next coming days. there's some showers still lingering across these locations, and the ongoing

ur ripting -- erupting in galapagos and they are owned by ecuador and has flora and fauna and the populationnk iguana. china's president vowing to fully investigate the cause of a fire which swept through a home for the elderly. at least 38 people were killed at this privately-run home in the province and state media say the building with 200 betz was a temporary structure and poor building and safety standards were often a factor in similar disasters and adrian brown has more from beijing. >> reporter: details about the fire are still few but the local government reports that on tuesday morning 38 people died in a fire in people's home in the city and that 44 were rescued but this people's home had 168 residents so by the middle of tuesday morning it was fair to assume that many of those residents had not made it. the fire broke out at 5 to 8:00 on monday evening sometime after the residents would have had their evening meal it's a part of china where people tend to go to bed early and it's possible some of them were asleep when the fire broke out and they had no means of escape. from the p

so areas such as ecuador and peru become significantly wetter.becomes dryer. southern stateses of the united states, could be significantly wetter. this researcher emerged in australia, where they are more prone to wildfires. bought is also expected across parts of southeast asia. take india for instance the whole region will become warmer. there is are always some impacts of el niÑo, no matter where you are. this is just a start. in the next 12 months, the el nino will be in full swing. >>> one of the biggest stars ever in american football says he will appeal against a four-game ban for cheating. the team has also been fined a million dollars over deflate- deflate-gate. it's all about letting air out of footballs so they are easier to throw. >> reporter: following months of investigation, the nfl has now punished the new england patriots for allegedly using underinflated balls. the super bowl champions have been fined $1 million and stripped two draft picks. while their star quarterback, tom brady has been banned for four games without pay. eve

out about chevron's pollution enrichment and fracking in pennsylvania and toxic waste in rivers in ecuador. the protests start at 7 a.m. in san ramon. >>> jesse jackson will be in the bay area today speaking at a school rally and watch a robotics demonstration at oakland tech. he also announce scholarships for oakland unified school district students. jackson is working to create a pipeline from oakland schools to the tech industry. >>> hollywood is showing us what a massive earthquake might look like. >> brittney hopper has highlights of the new action thriller, san andreas. >> reporter: san andreas a mover and shaker of a movie had a big premiere tuesday night and in true hollywood form the rock, duane johnson, who stars in the film, arrives in an l.a. city fire truck as a rescue chopper hovers over the crowd. >> it's a powerful film. >> san andreas is about a 9- plus earthquake rocking l.a. and the effects can be felt all the way to san francisco. >> it's relentless. it's intense. it's a ride. it's a heck of a ride. >> reporter: skyscrapers crumbling, fires erupt, the "hollywood" sign f

a volcano on one of ecuador's galapagos island is threatening an unique species of pink iguana and thisnactive for 33 years erupted on monday and this was on isabella island. chief prosecutor of the international criminal and tribunal is due in belgrade where he is expected to eksz plain why he ordered a far right leader back to the hague and he denies involvement in the massacre of hundreds of prisoners of war and sent home from the tribunal six months ago after being diagnosed with cancer and we have more. >> reporter: he getting a hero's reception at party headquarters in belgrade. the 60-year-old was temporarily released by the international criminal tribunal and the hague last year on humanitarian grounds. serbian doctors say he suffers cancer of the colon which spread to his liver and he himself insisted he will not return to the netherlands unless he is forced to. this footage shows him at the siege in croatia that ended in the massacre of hundreds of croatia prisoners of war and civilians and they say he recruited a malitia that committed atrocities against non-serbs in bosnia a

. >> pelley: a volcano eruptsded overnight on one of the galaÁpagos islands off ecuador.the island is home to the only population of pink iguana, a species that inspired charles darwin's theory of evolution. the iguanas are safe. the lava is on the opposite side. chris norton vowed to walk across the stage to get his diploma at iowa's luther college inch 2010 he suffered an injury to his spine playing school football. on sunday with the help of his longtime girlfriend emily somers norton did just what he said. and he took a giant step the night before. he and summers got engaged. in a moment words of wisdom. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. introducing the first ever gummy multivitamin from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin prov

six people arrested after authorities in ecuador seized around 200,000 shark fins.egally exported to asia. around 25,000 sharks were slaughtered to get those fins and they are often used to make shark fin soup, which is a traditional chinese dish. >>> "time" magazine looking into teen trends in sex, bullying, booze and more and there is some good news. according to "time," the latest statistics on teenagers paint a rosy portrait of american teens. they're drinking, smoking and bullying less than they used to and fewer are getting pregnant. >>> and after almost a decade offline, the walrus cam is back. this live stream video shows part of the walrus island state game sanctuary in alaska. the webcam was originally shut down in 2005 due to lack of funding. >>> have you ever seen a flying man on water? it's one of the highlights of a boat show in southwest china. look at that. here's how it works. one person drives the jet ski, the other flies around in the air doing tricks on a water jet device. these flying men can do almost anything from jumps to flips, even somersau

i told him, holy father, now you are going to bolivia and to ecuador in july on this trip.nd he said to me, it no it will be very long. it's not the same way. perhaps in september. then the day after before beginning the morning session, he called me, the holy father, and he told me, i'm thinking to go to cuba. but in my trip to the united states -- charlie: that is symbolic. cardinal: not only for the flight of the plane, etc., but also to create a symbol of this relation between cuba and the u.s. and i have known that a month ago, because at this woman, i didn't know -- at this moment, i didn't know what moment he was going to come to cuba. i was thinking always after the visit to the united states he would go to havana and he could fly directly to rome. but he has decided to arrive to havana to visit the country for two days and go to another diocese, and then to the shrine of the virgin of charity in cuba , and to return to the united states from santiago de cuba. as for us, it was a very great symbol for our church, and for the relationship between cuba and the united

friends of alfredo torres tell wusa 9 he and his mother immigrated from ecuador many years ago and they have no other family in the area. >>> tonight in fairfax county, police are looking for the people who shot a teenager. the 17-year-old was shot late this afternoon at a y avenue. police say he was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. investigators are looking for two suspects they believe were in a white two-door honda and police believe the victim and the suspects know each other. >>> health workers are asking us to get the word out about a confirmed case of measles in our neck of the wood. the person was released from the hospital today and is no longer contagious, but the fairfax county health department is trying to notify people who may have been in contact with the patient between may 10 and may 16. >> measles comes with a very high infectious rate. somebody who has been exposed to someone who is in the if he can shoes window has a 90% hit rate, meaning a 90% chance of contracting the disease if they have not had their two injections of the measles virus at

you have venezuela, angola, algeria, ecuador.yers are extremely big losers when it comes to lower oil prices and the chart you are looking at there are the greek -- right even's for the country. -- break evens for the country. libya needs $200 oil in order to break even. iran is right around that line of $65 oil but they need to hundred billion dollars in investment. -- $200 billion in investment. the rig count number today, it increased in the balkans for the first time in five months. we saw one rig return in the crimean basin -- higher oil prices are drawing back in shale priors -- players. citi sees 100 of these rigs coming back by the end of this year. mark: "street smart" at the top of the hour. alix: we will talk jobs and some tech. the second half-hour, we have brad hargraves. a huge venture capitalist invests in things like potbelly. we will get his take on the venture capital landscape. mark: thank you so much. after five years, this is the final edition of "bottom line." to the crew, you are the best. your hard work an

. >> a cool vain know on one of ecuador's galapagos islands has erupt: the volcano which has been inactive for 33 years erupted on monday. lava was seen pooing down pouring down on the island. >> unveiling the reinvention of the piano. >> and in sport find out if this camera shy individual can shake off his nerves in sign for his latest victories. [ piano music ] >> he has played piano all of his life. but this is the first piano with his name on it. from the outside it looks like a modern piano. but inside there is a different design. you can see how the strings run in straight lines. that's what creates the different sound. a warmer sound closer to what composers would have had almost two hundred years ago. >> considered the world's greatest all around musician. as a conductor he has tried to build bridges through music. [ music ] >> he likens his role as pianist to solving a political problem. >> it is as if each note is there for itself. and you the pianist has to give them a feeling of solidarity. but i feel very inspired with it. >> but listening to him talk to the instrumented build

i told him, holy father, now you're going to bolivia and ecuador in july in. in this trip?aid to me, no, it will be very lonely, perhaps in september. and the day after before beginning the session of the morning, he called me, the holy father, and he told me, i am thinking to go to cuba, but in my trip to the united states -- >> rose: symbolic. not only for the flight of the plane et cetera but also to create a symbol of this relation between cuba and the united states. at this moment i didn't know at what moment he was going to come to cuba. i was thinking always after the visit to the united states he will go to havana and he will fly to -- he could fly directly to rome. but he has decided to arrive to havana to visit two days, to go to another diocese and then to the shrine of the virgin of charity in cuba and to return to the united states from santiago de cuba. and for us it was a very great thing for our church and for the relation between cuba and the united states. >> rose: it's an important visit. this pope seems to have a certain not only mission, i do log, but u