. >> 1,600 miles north of peru, in nicaragua, another industry, lobster fishing, is causing harm to both the environment and people. in their film "my village, my lobster," filmmakers josh wolff and brad allgood capture the untold story of lobster tails. >> "my village, my lobster" is a one-hour documentary about indigenous miskito lobster vers along nicaragua's miskito coast, who risk their lives diving for the region's most lucrative resource, the caribbean spiny lobster. commercial lobster diving in nicaragua and honduras is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. they dive to depths that are unsafe, they do not follow fe diving practices, and the gear that they use does not allow them to--to dive safely. >> commercl fishing for caribbean spiny lobster i a multimillion-dollar industry. half of the lobster caught in central america, worth about $28 million annually, comes from fishermen in one country--nicaragua. >> along nicaragua's caribbean coast, lobster diving is thlargest industry, so there's a financial incentive for them to dive for lobster. right now, lobster divers are m

in zorritos, in the north of peru. i love surfing and also playing the guitar.ike a water rat. i'm really interested in marine life. we are three brothers. i'm the oldest. my father works in marine biodiversity conservation, and my mother is a homemaker. sharing life with my family and my parents, going to school, and surfing. when i'm out riding a big wave and go under, i sometimes think i'll never find my way out. that's really scary. terrorism, hitmen, all the violence, robberies, and murders. i'd like to become a doctor or a primary school teacher. i want to teach children and save lives. yes, i think so, because my grandparents told me that when they went to school, it was very strict, and the teachers could beat them. and they told me their parents didn't have enough money to take really good care of them. >> an unconditional basic income has become a hot topic around the world. its premise is simple -- every person, regardless of their employment status, should receive a basic and unconditional wage from the state. and there are already examples. citizens

north's human rights abuses. clashes between police and squatters on the outskirts of peru's capital lima have left at least one person dead officers fired tear gas canisters to clear the area the evicted residents say the land had been unused for years. and at least five thousand people have been cut off by landslides and hundreds of tourists are stranded after a powerful storm battered new zealand's south highlands the storm was the tail end of cycle which tore through several pacific nations last week. to the u.s. now were last week's mass shooting at a florida high school has ignited a new push to end gun violence seventeen people were killed in that massacre now the surviving students are leading the movement for change pressuring state lawmakers to pass tighter gun control laws but on tuesday they suffered a setback as politicians rejected a motion to consider a ban on sales of assault style rifles. that students made the long journey to florida's state capitol to confront lawmakers but politicians voted down a motion to even consider a ban on assault rifles students say they remain motivated. that's why we're g

appreciate the strong support that peru has given the united states and the international community in pushing back on north korea's nuclear weapons program. the recent sending home oflomats from peru is a very strong signal of peru's position >> a federal judge says there will be an anonymous jury at the trial of mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he said he agrees with prosecutors, the measure is needed to quiet any fears that jurors have about being harassed or intimidated or harmed >>> a new study suggests more children are affected by fetal alcohol syndrome than previously thought. researchers at the university of california san diego assessed more than 6,000 first graders across the u.s the number of children with the alcohol related disorder was up to five times higher than past estimates. you're up to date. that'she t news update this hour "power lunch" is back in two minutes time at holiday inn express, we can't guarantee that you'll be able to contain yourself at our breakfast bar. morning, egg white omelet. sup lady bacon! fruit, there it is! but we can guarantee that you'll get the best price when you book with us. holiday inn express. be the r

and during that visit to peru mr tillerson didn't rule out the possibility of a meeting between u.s. and north korean officials during the winter olympics in south korea president vice president my parents will be leading the american delegation. targets take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera the u.s. has accused russia of blocking u.n. security council condemnation of the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government ambassador nikki haley's says there is quote obvious evidence that president assad's forces recently used chlorine gas in rebel held areas syria denies using chemical weapons. it's a true tragedy that russia has sent us back to square one in the effort to end chemical weapons use in syria but we will not cease and our efforts to know the truth of the assad regime and ensure that the truth is known and acted on by the international community the political crisis in the mood deaves is deafening two supreme court judges and an opposition leader have been arrested just hours after president mean declared a fifteen day state of emergency last week the court ordered the r

peru president during his official latin american tour. and said hislerson meeting encompassed a range of issues, from trade with north korea as well as bilateralcussed our joint corporation on trade and national criminal organizations, our commitments to disrupting alyssa drug trade, -- illicit drug trade, and narcotics trafficking. tour of the region will continue in columbia. been dominated by concerns about growing political and economic chaos in venezuela. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. global: the recent equity selloff has left emerging markets scarred but standing. this is the chart. haveing-market nations lost more than $750 billion in the past week. brazil is much higher. sharper than what we are seeing in the united states. red indicates losses. russia declined quite a bit. the hsbcined by private chief bank investment strategist. etf has gained more than it lost yesterday. safe havenel like a for growth in this environment. >> emerging markets historically have been a volatile -- volatile place to invest. as digital platform

peru past president today during his official tour of latin america. the secretary of state says his meeting with the president encompassed a range of issues, from trade with north, as well as bilateral security. we discussed our joint cooperation on transnational criminal organizations. both far commitments to disrupting illicit drug trade, trafficking, detrimental to both our countries. mark: his trip has been dominated by concerns about growing political and economic chaos in venezuela. saysuman migration agency a hundred of migrants died trying to enter the united states from mexico last year, an increase from 2016. for crossings have fallen sharply under the trump administration. international organization for migration says the increased likelihood of arrest tends to drive migrants to see crowds that make it harder for them to get help if needed. -- turkish president for the has called on the united states to withdraw troops. he wants to expand his own military operation into the region, currently held by kurdish fighters. saidurkish president turkey would turn the predominately arab territory to its own. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,