paraguay is the greatest exporter of clean renewable power in the world. we have hydroelectric dams. paraguay is one of the few countries in the whole world that consumes almost 100% electric energy that is of a clean and renewable source. the world record for production -- cumulative production of 2.3 billion megawatt per hour, which avoids the use of 440,000 barrels of oil per day. and with that then, it avoids the emission of 88 million tons of carbon dioxide per year. furthermore, protects more than 100,000 hectares of forest which produce oxygen for over 20 million people. the other dam protects 22,000 hectares of forest and mitigates carbon dioxide emissions. we produce food for the world, obtained through good agricultural practices, with low emissions of greenhouse gases in our productive processes. paraguay has 18.5 million hectares of forest. representing 45% of our territory. and this gives a value of 2.9 hectares of forest per capita. 15% of our nation corresponds to protected wildlife areas. in paraguay, we are renewing our public transport fl

paraguay is one of the few countries in the whole world that consumes almost 100% electric that is of clean and renewable source. it is has the world record for production of 2.3 billion-megawatt per hour which avoids the use of 440,000-barrels of oil per day. and with that then, it avoids the emission of 88 million-tons of carbon dioxide per year. it protects more than 1000 hectares of forest, according to the world wildlife fund that produce oxygen for over 20 million people. the other dam protects 22,000 hectares of forest and mitigates carbon dioxide emissions to the tune of 20 million tons per year. we produce food for the world. food that is obtained through good agricultural practices with low emissions of greenhouse gases in our productive processes. paraguay has 18.5 million hectares of forest representing 45% of our territory and has value of 2.9 hectares of forest per capita. 15% of our nation correspond to protected wildlife areas. in paraguay we are renewing our public transport fleets, investing in new technologies that are multimodal and efficient for reducing the use o

this is out of paraguay.torm alerts still in place because despite the rain ending for now, we still have the same weather pattern continuing to kick up. look at that. people just having to walk across floating bridges to get from one part of the town to another. another big issue is drinkable water and basic sanitation as well. some of these areas there in southern paraguay and argentina. definitely an ongoing situation there. in northeastern asia, things staying on the chilly side. korean peninsula looking at snowfall, maybe some instability out there. you could see thunderstorms with that as well. as far as tokyo is concerned, sunny skies there for you. you're looking at a high of 11 here on thursday. the outlook heading into the weekend, tomorrow snowfall. tokyo, i know a lot of people heading out in the morning hours on the 1st. going to be a chilly one out there. a high 14. anybody going down south, 24 for your high by saturday. all right. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> one more stor

a state of emergency has been declared in paraguay. experts say an unusually strong el nino pattern is behind the flooding. the relatives of 43 missing mechanics con students have been leading protests in the capital. they're trying to keep the pressure on the government to tell them what happened to their loved ones. the students went missing in september of 2014. security in central african republic is tight ahead of elections. wednesday's vote aims to restore stability after two years of sectarian conflict. muslim and fighters. >> reporter: his signature means a second chance. the leader of the christian vigilante group is releasing 18 child soldiers. they have all seen and some done some things no child should be a part of. this boy took up arms after his father was killed by soldiers. he wants to put it all behind him >> translation: i couldn't just stand and wait for something bad to happen, but i can't be angry and bitter any more. >> reporter: his chance of a better future improved in recent weeks as security in this war ravage

the state of the emergency has been declared in paraguay. security in africa is tight. voting on wednesday which hopes to restore stability of two years of conflict. tania page reporting. >> reporter: his signature means a second chance. the leader of the christian vigilante group is releasing 18 child soldiers. they have all seen and some done things no child should be a part of. this child took arms up his father was killed. he wants to put it all behind him. >> translation: by the time the i couldn't stand and wait for something bad to happen. i can't be angry and bitter any more >> reporter: his chance for a better future has improved in recent weeks as security in this war ravaged country has been better. so many armed groups still loose, he is under no illusions. >> we are trying to do this referendum. there is no piece agreement so far. -- peace agreement so far. one of the day one. factions for one reason or another can just go back to square one. >> reporter: the central army has come back on the streets in recent weeks too taking over some of the u.n. peace ke

. >>> and the south american nations of brazil, argentina, paraguay and uruguay are experiencing theiroding in half a century. more than 100,000 people have been displaced after heavy rain thanks for the el nino weather pattern. we have the latest from argentina's capital. >> reporter: people are living in the floods. scenes like these are repeated themselves all around south american. areas have been flood today days, thousands of houses destroyed by the water. over 160,000 people have been forced to flee. paraguay has been the hardest hit with almost 100,000 people forced out of their homes near the capital. >> translator: this is how we pass the time in the street is also dangerous because of traffic. >> reporter: paraguay and bolivia are now affected. the residents in the amazon say they are afraid. >> translator: it's been rain being too much. there is too much water. it's rained here so much it's scary. well, only god knows what he's doing. what shall we do? this is nature. but it's raining too, too much. >> reporter: el nino is driven by a warm surface water in the eastern pacif

wet weather continuing against paraguay as we saw in that report there.certain and eastern parts of paraguay, so more heavy downpours coming in here the next few days. flooding rains on the other side of the atlantic. more wet weather coming into northwestern parts of england. we have cloud and rain rolling in here. and are there will continue to be are rain for most are northern gland. >> facing a cholera outbreak in northeastern haiti. a clamp down on illegal migran migrants. adam rainey has found conditions have worsened. >> reporter: close quarters for this camp in the haiti, near the dominican republic border. no help to resettle from the government of either country. hung arary and penniless they wait for help while children keep their spirits up somehow. many now are weakened after being struck with cholera. >> i was vomiting and had diarrhea. they gave me medicine when i got out i walk even slowly. >> manuel is more fluent in spanish than haitian creole. meager packet of rice the local priest sometimes gives him and his family to eat. we first fil

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what we're seeing is not only happening in argentina but also in paraguay, and in brazil.recisely thousands of people have been evacuated, around 10,000. i'm told this is one of the poorest areas of the city. many people are leaving, i was just able to see some fish that came all around this area. people are trying to cope with the situation. authorities are also trying to cope. last saturday, mauricio ma crew pu put the blame on climate change. >> reporting from argentina. we move now to the philippines. possibly not the first country that comes to mind when you talk about sports car design. >> this is the car described as philippines first super car weighing 650 kilos, it is designed and developed by young filipino car enthusiasts because they could never afford to buy a sports car they decided to build one. >> it all started when we were challenged and told we couldn't do it, that we wouldn't be able to complete one and make it run. >> but this did using parts they found. the engine is japanese. >> the thing about this car is that it's not too delicate in the way it's m

she went back to paraguay and i came away with so much more. as a result of many cases brought, all kinds of questions raised the dictator of paraguay was not the only human-rights and they brought cases and hawaii. and it falls to the federal courts to interpret and it is not as easy as you might think. who are today's by ritz -- pirates? and what happens whenever the files of brief to save the problem of dealing with the victims of apartheid in the perpetrator is what we're dealing with the truth and reconciliation commission and we don't want federal judges interfering. but when do we interfere and when do we not? had to get the statute to fit within a network of statutes that exists throughout the world? so we don't cancel each other that is more trouble than helping. do we want to have an interpretation that will allowrin proceedings? this is just an example example, probably not. but you get the nature of the problem. non-interference you can i interpret this as we have tried to do on tour three occasions without looking into the question

. >> the president of paraguay has the floor.applause] >> president of the french republic, francois hollande, secretary general of the u.s. -- -- , ladies and gentlemen, excellency. reiterateke to president hollande's his government and the french people. the most heartfelt condolences and our utmost solidarity. in light of the her and this crime committed in paris on the 13th of this month. generation are living at a critical juncture. enormous and pressing responsibility of tackling the environmental challenge that we are living through. this conference is an opportunity for nations to adopt urgent measures in order to curb the causes and consequences of climate change. pope francis provides a stark warning. in order to face this crisis and protect forces of life, he says that never have we so hurt and mistreated our common home as we have in the last 200 years. us tooday, it is up to change history. beginning today, in order to reverse the failure of past climate conferences. has great potential for sustainable development wi

blamed for theg exceptional rainfall across southern brazil, northern argentina, paraguay, and uruguayis is only the early part of the rainy season, which extends through january and february. it is a well-known fact that during a strong el niÑo that tends to enhance rainfall across this part of the world. there could be more problems to come in the months ahead. el niÑo is potentially to blame for the store and slamming into the u.k., bringing extensive flooding. the latest storm was so powerful moving across iceland, it has pushed warm air into the arctic. at the north full, temperatures are slightly above freezing. when the warm air pushes north, it should normally be -25 at this time of the year. alice: u.k. has been hit by severe weather. it is cleaning up after widespread flooding in the north. one of the worst cases is dumb freeze in scotland. correspondent: knowing can say the word worried up out the -- they weren't warned about the flooding. people acted fast to move people away. it flooded this part of town a withbut rarely like this 120 millimeters of rain over 24-hours. the

. >> el gobierno de paraguay declarÓ estado de emergencia en asunciÓn y otras regiones del paÍs, talte como lo muestra el siguiente testimonio. >> por favor que hagan caso ya basta de esto. (sollozos) que no sea cuando necesita otro voto ahÍ viene la gente y ahÍ ellos corren de cualquier lado lo lleva estando enferma estando en sillas de ruedas ahÍ si eso duele. >> en argentina el presidente mauricio macri prometiÓ ayuda para reconstruir la zonas inundadas por el rÍo urbe way q uruguay. >> costa rica confirmÓ que deporto a a quiÉnes entraron de manera ilegal a ese paÍs asi lo seÑalÓ despuÉs que el presidente costarricense luÍs guillermo solÍs suspendiera la concesiÓn de nuevas visas a cubanos, 56 de ellos ya estÁn en un centro de detenciÓn para ser enviados de regreso a la isla, asÍ lo informÓ la directora de inmigraciÓn. >> ya la parte jurÍdica estÁ cumplida las resoluciones estÁn emitidas y debidamente notificadas como es una deportaciÓn es un viaje que debe ser bajo custodia, bajo ciertas medidas de seguridad y en ese sentido tambiÉn pues nos coincide con la temporada alta de navi

rivers are rising >>> well an estimated 150,000 have been displace said by flooding in argentina, paraguay and uruguay. >> reporter: this woman is hoping to go home soon. she's been living in the tent for days, since her house was dried by the floods. the rain is complicating her situation. >> i have nothing left. my children have no shoes, no clothes. i'm not sure how long i will live like this. we are told it will be weeks before the water goes down. if it rains, it will get worse. >> this is one of the thousands of argentinians forced out of their homes because of flooding. it's happening in concordia, in the province. the river is not far away from here. that is why authorities built the wall over a decade ago, to prevent the flooding of the area. the problem is this time the rain and water coming from paraguay and brazil was so intense that it flooded other parts of the city. authorities are monitoring the barricades built over the city, trying to prevent the situation getting worse. they are getting organized in case the water goes up. >> the current situation could continue until ma

paraguay have been hit hard, parts of brazil, uraguay. >> reporter: severe flooding in the southern part of south america driving more than 150,000 people from their homes and spending christmas looking for higher ground. in the city of concordia, north-east argentina, it has been called the worse flooding in a quarter of a century with the river flooding its banks. thousands were force. >> translation: the water level was in high inside my house. 20 or 30 centimetres was there. >> reporter: the nearby dam was nearing capacity as it tried to contain more flood waters. >> translation: above all the priority today is getting control of the situation, helping the 6,000 eau vacuum ewe eaus-- evacuees and containing areas. >> reporter: the state of emergency neighbouring paraguay has water nearly covered buildings. people were in shacks trying to support each other. >> translation: we already run from the water four times. now we don't know where we will go. the water reached the places where we had escaped to. we're on the side of the road and the water keeps coming >> reporter: around the c

paraguay es uno de los paÍses mÁs afectados con 100.000 personas que han tenido que ser evacuadas en subiendo el nivel de las aguas del rÍo uruguay. >>> el mundo conocerÁ testimonios dejados por la guerra en guatemala que afectÓ a ese paÍs entre 1960 y 1996 el proyecto de la fundaciÓn del director steven spielberg busca documentar historias de sobrevivientes de guerra que dejÓ 245 mil vÍctimas, muchos de ellos a manos de militares o de escuadrones de la muerte. >>> abrieron fuego los militares pues allÍ se muriÓ mi papÁ. >>> le pusieron la bala aquÍ en la cabeza y se cayÓ de una vez se muriÓ de una vez ¿no? allÍ se quedÓ tirado y los perros empezando a comer el cerebro porque mucho sol. >>> es la primera vez que la fundaciÓn trabaja en amÉrica latina ya habÍa hecho este trabajo de recompilaciÓn de testimonios del holocausto nazi genocidios de armo uniÓs y en rou ruanda. >>> la navidad causa il ciÓn a los niÑos pero la situaciÓn de algunos familia sus estÁn difÍcil que no se pueden ni imaginar empezar a celebrar. >>> asÍ es, en el salvador un grupo de niÑos que ayuda a sus padres en l

a state of emergency has been declared in paraguay. relatives of 43 missing students and hundreds of their supporters have taken to the streets of mexico's capital. they're trying to keep the pressure on the government to tell them what happened to their loved ones. a report from mexico city. >> reporter: the anger towards the mexican government you can co-ed on the-- echoeked on the streets. among the chants these are the people who are destroying our country. the agony of the families of 43 missing students has been described as a permanent torture. the men are believed to be dead. but the truth of exactly what happened to them has yet to emerge more than a year later. independent investigators say they were kidnapped after trying to hijack buses for transport. a common move for students in mexico. the investigation also found that the mexican government lied and withheld information from the families. >> translation: i have seen repression and the social demands have been growing because people are disappearing and now we are demand

a state of emergency has been declared in paraguay. the relatives of 43 missing mexican students have been protesting in the streets of the capital. they're trying to keep the pressure on the government to tell them what happened to their loved ones. police in the u.s. city of chicago say they accidentally shot and killed a 55-year-old black woman. she was among two people killed on saturday after police responded to a domestic disturbance call. there were protests in that city over the past few days where anti police feeling it running high. chicago police are already under federal investigation following the release of a police video showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times back in 2014. extra police have been deployed on the french island of corsica. demonstrations there are banned after protesters ransacked a muslim pair hall. -- prayer hall. >> reporter: a christmas day crowd but no spirit of goodwill. instead, violence and desecration in this capital. a crowd shouting anti muslim slogans ransacked the pai

paraguay has been hit hard. our correspondent has that story. >> we are told that the situation is stable. areas like this are now placed in safe areas. every once in a while they see someone going back to their homes to recover some of their belongings. all of this area is empty. there are dozens of area where they've been given food and water of the most are afraid of what will come next. we are told by experts that the effect of the phenomenon can continue. e >> reporter: this woman hopes to go home soon. she's been living in the tent for days, since her house was dried by the floods. the rain is complicating her situation. >> i have nothing left. my children have no choose, no clothes. i'm not sure how long i will live like this. we are told it will be weeks before the water goes down. if it rains, it will get worse. >> this is one of the thousands of argentinians forced out of their homes because of flooding. it's happening in concordia, in the province. the river is not far away from here. that is why auth

paraguay, hardest hit by the storms, is under a state of emergency-- water levels in that country and in argentina are expected to rise. chicago police are saying the shooting death of a 55-year-old woman by an officer early saturday morning was an accident. police fatally shot bettie jones as they responded to a disturbance call on the city's west side-- during which 19-year-old quintonio legrier also was shot and killed. jones was legrier's downstairs neighbor. legrier's father had called police, saying his son was threatening him with a baseball bat. relatives said legrier had struggled with mental health problems. witnesses reported seeing jones open the door for police and legrier wielding the bat. the officer who shot jones and legrier, who were both black, has not been identified. police announced a change in policy that will place all officers involved in shootings on administrative leave for 30 days, instead of the current three-day period. the practices of the chicago police department are already being reviewed by the justice department. a year-long investigation published

. >> now the south american nations of brazil, argentina, paraguay and uruguay are experiencing it's worst flooding in a half further. many are forced to evacuate their homes on tuesday. more than 100,000 have been displaced across the four countries. the uruguay river is now 11 meters above it's normal level. heavy rains have been linked to the el niÑo weather event which is at its strongest levels now in this century. we'll talk with teresa who is now in buenos aires, which is in the grips of a heatwave, teresa. can you tell us more about the separatio situation, and how people there have been coping? >> well, we've been visiting the town of concordia in the northern part of northeast argentina where we're being told that the water from paraguay and brazil has made it basically collapse. it is also happening in this part of the region. we saw we were able to see how thousands of people have been evacuated. they were leaving they were trying to save whatever little they had left in their homes, shelters, where shorts are struggling to get them water, food, dry pat there's. many of t

las fronteras de paraguay, uruguay y argentina.uz. no tenemos para comer. >> los habitantes de esta zona, tratan de proteger sus pertenencias para comenzar de cero. para mauricio macri, esta su primera crisis. es culpa del calentamiento global. el cual, hay que enfrentar. mauricio macri: consumiendo la menor cantidad de energÍa posible, la menor cantidad de agua. reciclando la basura. todos los habitantes del mundo tienen que estar comprometidos abre >>primer es el rescate de las personas. pero nada detiene a la furia de la naturaleza, las zonas pobres y deprimidas, son las mÁs golpeadas por esos desastres. de los perros logran escapar. >> no hay capacidad, no hay comida, no hay nada! >> en canoas y lanchas, los afectados recorren, las que eran sus calles. en busca de una soluciÓn, que no logra llegar. >> hasta el momento. no existe un nÚmero consolidado. en ninguno de los paÍses afectados. segÚn el registro histÓrico, las torrenciales como esta, no se debÍa en esa regiÓn sudamericana, desde 1959. mariana: la comunidad de chicago.

. >> al sur del continente americano las intensas aguas eras provocan, problemas en argentina paraguay el fenÓmeno del niÑo podrÍa conducir efectos mÁs devastadores. >> en esta ocasiÓn es lo Último que quieres estudiar, pero anÁlisis elaborados es importante que los niÑos no desean aprender, aunque no estÉn en preescolar sobre todo porque la brecha de rendimiento acadÉmico que existen en estudiantes se incrementa el perÍodo de vacaciones, las visitas a museos o parques son opciones para que sus hijos aprendan. >> este experto asegura que un niÑo deja aprehender durante las vacaciones los maestros tienen que reprogramar su cerebro para que empiece a procesarlo que estÁ aprendiendo, en el salÓn tÉngalo en cuenta. >> a 41 dÍas para el super tazÓn en el estadio de santa clara y una jornada para ponerle fin a la temporada regular los fuertes de san francisco. vatios trafford terminÓ con dos pases de anotaciÓn. segundo perÍodo dentro de en zona de anotaciÓn, , Último perÍodo para la fÓrmula perfecta quien terminó conseguir recepciones ganÓ di troy >> los halcones tienen su mÁximo esfuerzo en

while paraguay has been hit hard, parts of brazil, argentina and uruguay have also been effected. >> spending christmas looking for higher ground. in the city of concordia northeast argentina it has been called the worst flooding in a half century as nonstop overnight rains forced the river to flood its banks. thousands were forced to evacuate. >> the water level was really high inside my house. i went to check it out and found as much as 20 to 30 sent years. >> the nearby dam was nearing capacity as it tried to contain more flood waters. >> the priority today is related to getting control of the situation. hoping 6,000 evacuates and continuing situations like that in concordia which is more effected by the flooding. >> the state of emergency in neighboring paraguay as water nearly covered buildings. evacuatevacuateees tried to support each other as much as they could. >> now we don't know where we're go. right now on the side of the road and the water keeps coming. >> around the capital at one point more than 100,000 people were without power. the effects of the flooding reaching fa

areas of argentina, paraguay, brazil and uruguay have been hit. paraguay has been hardest hit with almost 100,000 people forced out of their homes near the capital acunsion. those in brazil have now been affected, in the peruvian amazon are afraid. >> it's been raining too much. there's too much water. it's rained here so much it's scary. only god knows what he's doing. this is nature but it's raining too too much. >> reporter: el nino is driven buy warming surface water, in the pacific ocean. nasa says el nino is still building and could even rival the record effects of 1997. with conditions set to worsen aid organizations warn that this el nino could leave millions of people exposed to hunger. teresa vo, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> temperatures were pushed to above freezing in the north pole. today's temperatures at the north pole were 50° higher than average for this time of year. it was so warm that the north pole at lease for a time was as warm as chicago and warm he than some other u.s. cities. >>> a get away spa, lil manatu lake, researche

evacuados fueron trasladados a albergues improvisados en escuelas.vale mencionar que varias regiones de paraguay con su personalidad y particular estilo de vida, ha cautivado a miles de personas que han visto en el, una figura de enovacion para la iglesia catolica...pero segun analistas, su estilo ha dado mucho de que hablar. pablo monzalvo viajo a como, italia, donde hablo con un periodista que escribe sobre la figura de jorge mario bergoglio. una antipatÍa por su mensaje revolucionario revolucionario en el que no cubre ninguna actividad religiosa puso en riesgo su propia fuente laboral. los superiores dijeron que el libro enviÓ a poderosos hombres de la santa sede. una de esas el ostentoso cardenal. hay enemigos como los banqueros grandes grupos econÓmicos que atacan al papa por decir que la economÍa es asesina. es un pontÍfice peligroso. hay enemigos de su idea dentro de la iglesia que estÁn dentro del vaticano. son fuertes y aguerridos. el libro que estÁ funcionando muy bien en italia en ventas traducido a varios idiomas. no son los cardenales que se opusieron a francisco se oponen a sus ide

natalia : evacuados en argentina, paraguay, brasil por las inundaciones, gobierno argentino declarÓ estadotro agente hospitalizado, el comandante asesinato distinguido y tenÍa 28 aÑo de servicio. el balance noticioso del aÑo que se escribe en nÚmeros rojos, tenemos mÁs al regresar. este aqo que ♪ ♪ natalia este aÑo que termina hicieron titulares, en amÉrica latina resaltaron la fuga del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera, la oposiciÓn en guatemala, vamos con los acontecimientos mÁs destacados del 2015. lourdes: el terrorismo dominÓ la escena en 2015, en el satÍrico francÉs vinculados con al qaedÍ mÁs le tato. el 11 de julio, joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera se escapa de un penal de alta segundo, por segunda vez, sale de su celda a travÉs de un tÚnel, y se descubre la red de corrupciÓn desde los custodios hasta los gerentes del penal. crisis en europa, por los refugiados sirios mueren en su intento ahogados en el mediterrÁneo. el congreso de guatemala reboca el fuerte a otto pÉrez molina y es arrestado, 7 de septiembre se desata la crisis colombo venezolana, el presidente nicolÁs maduro cierra

las inundaciones y las enormes crecidas de rÍos en argentina, uruguay, paraguay, y brasil hizo que milese. >> la tasa de nacimiento de gemelos en los estados unidos alcanzÓ un mÁximo histÓrico en 2014 con 33.9 en 1000 partos. el incremento se debe al uso de tecnologÍas de reproducciÓn asistida. la tasa de natalidad en mujeres no casadas, cayÓ por sexto aÑo consecutivo. >> que hay en el mundo de los deportes pasamos con raÚl delgado. >> buenas noches. con la derrota de el city, la mesa estaba servida para que el arsenal tomara el escenario. vÁmonos hasta el segundo tiempo, llega long ha marcado el segundo. falta uno mÁs, long con el jaque mate. cabezazo dentro del Área y pum. los avispones respondieron, empataban y le iban a dar la vuelta la tortilla con un desvÍo que le cambia todo el esfÉrico. pero los de londres y van a lograr el empate al final, un doblete de costa al final. 2- 2 final >> pasando noticias de la nba. mi tocayo brasilero. despertqaron los creeps. los clippers, ligan su segunda victoria. ryan con el acarreo. al Águila le pusieron la piel cita roja y ganÓ washington. >> c

argentina, paraguay and uruguay are experiencing the worse floods in 50 years. teresa vo has been to the argentinian city, barricades meant to hold back the waters have been breached. >> they are hoping to go home soon. she's been living in the area for days. the recent rain is complicating the situation more. >> translation: i have nothing left. my children have no shoes or clothes, we are told it will be weeks before the water goes down. if it rains, it will get worse. vanessa is one of thousands of argentinians. it happened in the province. the river is not far away from here. that's why authorities built the wall a decade ago. the problem is that this time the rain and the amount of water coming from paraguay and brazil was so intense that it flooded other parts of the city. authorities here are monitoring the barricades built around the city, trying to prevent the situation of getting worse. juan says they are getting organised in case the water continues to go up. >> the current situation could continue until march. we need to be ready. it doesn't mean eve

what is happening here is also happening in paraguay in yawrg y and in brazil. waters are expected to rise in paraguay in uruguay and in argentina. >>> a large stretch of highway has been closed down. nearly 500 people who live in a community called daily river are going to be moved to darwin. they will be remaining there until floodwaters go down. authorities warn individuals to be wary of crocodiles. let's bring in joanna haig. from kingston upon thames. a, arjoan anna, are they all li. >> when we have a very strong el nino event, there are things that happen across the globe like in south america, this natural phenomenon called el nino and is related to warmer sea surface in the pacific ocean. but of course at the moment we have got a complicating factor and it's all happening on the background of climate change. so we've got the atmosphere warming up due to the climate change and then it can hold more water. and when there are storms, there is know more water to come out. this is a double whammy. >> ten, 15 years ago you would hear ever el nino either histor

by el nino has displaced more than 150- thousand people in south america. 3 most of them are in paraguay, the worst-hit area.this video is from argentina where 20- thousand people were evacuated. at least 38 cities were inundated in brazil, with rio grande do sul state the most affected.the country's president plans to tour the area. week..and more snow ahead of us. kayla's got your full forecast, coming up after the break. 3 tetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetetete3 i got my checklist, handwarmers, ice scrapers, de-icers..cat litter..shovels.. jetske and kayla talk 3 about the weather forecast. 3 winter storm warning in effect for monday tuesday morning. windy with cold temperatures continue as a moves into the area. this storm conditions along with snow accumulations 11 inches. southeast should expect 5-8" of snow; northeast should expect 8-10" of snow; western iowa should expect the rest of the week seems to be 3 and siouxland'

autoridades dicen que se desbordaron varios rios con varÍas zonas afectadas, varias regiones de paraguaylar ciudad, Área de catastrofe, no hay vÍctimas y perdidas materiales ademson de 17 millone dÓlares. lo que pasÓ en turquÍa Único , un potencial suicida se iba a lanzar al vacÍo y sin embargo el mismo presidente de la naciÓn le pidiÓ que recapacitara, vamos con la historia. carlos: un hombre agarrado de las varandas jugaba con la muerte, mientras que varios hombres elegantes intentaban evitar que cayera al mar negro, frente a Él un lujoso auto mercedes benz negro rodeado de guarda espaldas se estacionÓ para evitar el suicidio, se trataba ni nada mÁs ni nada menos del presidente erdogÁn, segÚn relata la prensa turca, la seguridad decÍa al hombre que el mandatario querÍa conversar con Él en su automÓvil, luego el individuo cediÓ y lo alejaron del precipicio, una vez en tierra firme conversÓ con el lÍder y realizÓ varÍas llamadas telefÓnicas, diciembre queen qÓn algunas autoridades para ayudar al hombre, el hombre va a recibir un tratamiento psicolÓgico. este es el lugar favorito de las d

por lo -6 muertos en paraguay por las inundaciones que unieron a muchos buscan refugio, en las autovÍasncia semanal hizo Énfasis en que un elevado nÚmero de damnificados. en venezuela la mesa de unidad democrÁtica anunciÓ esta tarde, logros impugnaciones presentadas por el oficialismo contra la asamblea nacional. indignaciÓn de bolsa en las construcciones en venezuela luego de que se pidiÓ a los provistos con unos filas del chavismo. angÉlica gonzÁlez desde caracas tiene la noticia. >> una conversaciÓn en vivo, el mÚsico invitado al programa de maduro,, -citaba los beneficios de la revoluciÓn. >> pensÉ que se iba a poder sostener Ésto, pero volvemos a la lucha. >> pero el diÁlogo con su --normal subiÓ de intensidad con la incÓmoda redacción presidencial. >> aquÍ nadie re rinde. >> lo que significa un sonido incluido. la frase generÓ risas novedosas y una aclaratoria, las redes sociales explotaron de inmediato en crÍticas, mientras el presidente propagÓ de enmendar el entuerto. el defensor populoso de defendiÓ del comentario, maduro calificÓ del loco a su aliado. no es la primera vez que

la cifra de evacuados por las crecidas del rÍo paraguay en donde hay 10.000 personas desplazadas, fuentedo en viviendas de familiares. las encuestas en el salvador tiene que ver con la violencia, y los mÁs de 6500 asesinatos en donde mÁs muertos han contabilizado las autoridades desde la firma de los acuerdos de paz en 1992, pero dicen que el rumbo es correcto, y que pronto la situaciÓn podrÍa mejorar. ♪ ♪ ya estamos en la fase en donde la desuniÓn estÁ demostrado que la podemos vencer juntos. ♪ ♪ todas las medicinas tienen una fecha de expiraciÓn y muchas veces cuando estÁ sxirada se encuentra en un gabinete ¿cÓmo deshacernos de forma segura? carolina: en las fiestas esperamos mucha alegrÍa, pero lo que no toman en cuento es que las medicinas no pueden quedar asÍ nada mÁs. no pueden tirarlas en la basura, y si las echa por el escusado no estÁ bien tampoco. las medicinas para la diabetes, alta presiÓn o cualquier condiciÓn, solo deben ser tomadas para quiÉn se recetÓ, la administraciÓn de drogas de los estados unidos dicen que todos tenemos que seguir las pautas adecuadas para deshacerno

inundaciones en la ♪ ♪ mariana: las inundaciones y las enormes crecidas de los rÍos en argentina, paraguayidente mauricio macri visiÓo a la ciudad de concordia, una de las mÁs afectadas por una de las peores inundaciones en las Últimas dÉcadas, mÁs de 140.000 personas ecvacuadas. familiares y amigos le dieron el Último adiÓs a andrÉs moreno sepÚlveda, falleciÓ acusa de un infarto, entre lÁgrimas y mÚsica de banda, un ex policÍa sepultado esta maÑana en el panteÓn las piedras, en el estado de sonora, jÉsica viajÓ a esa ciudad y nos tiene las imÁgenes y reaccione por eso el triste final de Éste hombre que llegÓ a pesar mÁs de 900 libras. ♪ ♪ acompaÑado por sus familiares y amigos en sonora, recordaron su grandeza. el cuerpo de moreno abandonÓ la casa en donde fue velado. en su camino hacÍa el panteÓn. ♪ ♪ la mÚsica ya no parÓ en el cementerio tuvo que ser cargado hasta su tumba por 8 hombres precisamente son los Únicos que lo ayudaron. quiÉnes lo conocieron desde niÑo, ante que su se operara para bajar de peso, andrÉs no podÍa ser operado en silencio. >> toda la gente lo querÍa, se daba a qu

mantenies personas como rehenes en sus propios hogares durante los ltimos das.... --- paraguay ha sido en la regin, al igual que brasil uruguay y argentina donde tambien han cado fuertes lluvias.... ---- ms de 100-mil personas han sido desplazadas y se espera este nmero crezca conforme incrementen las lluvias.... juanfra/take vo ---y precisamente el presidente de navideÑas parvisitar la zona no pas, donde los residentes enfrentan las peores inundaciones de las ltimas decadas... --en la zona de "concordia" mas de diez mil personas han sido evacuadas asi como miles ms en las areas de "chaco" y "corrientes".... --el presidente "mauricio macri" instal un comit para ocuparse de esta crisis... natsvo juanfra --- en mxico, los padres de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos de --- en mxico, los padres de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos de ayotzinapa marcharon por las calles de la ciudad de mxico el sbado para exigier a las autoridades a responder por lo que pas hace 15 meses... --- los normalistas desaparecieron de guerrero, en septiembre del aÑo pasado... y aunque la versin del gobierno es que l