cerro de pasco is at an elevation of 4,300 meters.one who lives here consumes heavy metals through the tap water for their whole lives. [translated] >> the lead makes us tired. it affects our children most of all. >> i have stomach aches and headaches. >> if i ask my children n to soe a problem, they get tired so quickly. reporter: next door, the health center displays a "lead campaign" poster. anyone can go here to get tested for heavy metals. [translated] >> we see raised levels of all heavy metals -- lead, cadmium, potassium, and mercury. every resident is well above the limits set by the world health organization. reporter: peruvian journalists have documented the worst cases -- children with four times the safe level of lead, who use wheelchairs. scars left by surgeries. on the mountains, it's said there's a one centimeter-thick layer of toxic particles due to a nearby metal smelter. a chimney in the town of la oroya emits sulphur dioxide, lead, and arsenic into the air, but less than it used to, says yolanda. a few years ago, pr

. >>> recaudan producto pascos que ye san a niÑos y adultos que llevan a la frontera entre texas y mÉxicoes una labor del corazÓn. allÁ damos a toda la gente en la frontera que necesitan ayuda. >>> y compasiÓn >>> las autoridades migratorias provienen de guatemala, el salvador y honduras en busca de asilo en estados unidos. los voluntarios actÚan en parte, por la siguiente razÓn. >>> para mostrar que la gente americana no piensa como el gobierno piensa. >>> y que queremos ayudar a la gente que estÁ viniendo por asilo. >>> las donaciones nos decÍan, vienen de todas partes. esta serÁ la cuarta ocasiÓn, en la que los s dea organizaciÓn ayudan a los migrantes en la frontera con texas. >>> me duele mucho que han separado a los niÑos de sus padres y familiares. es horrible. >>> queremos proveer ayuda humanitaria para las familias que liguen a nuestro paÍs. la misiÓn esta organizacion del Área de la bahÍa es la deten der le una mano amiga a las familias que huyen de la violencia y el crimen que buscan una mejor vida. flabio lacayo, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> es bueno recordarles que han dejado

the pope the maple leaves >> who can blame this city for attaching their the pasco. >>> pronounced the guy's name who scored 32 points last night?>>> 7.4 million canadians tuned into the game one setting the record for an nba game watched in canada. over 300 restaurants have offered raptors star leonard free food. he is feeling the love. >>> everyone out here they love not just me. if you walk through the city with one of my teammates they show them a lot of love as well. it is a great support.>> reporter: toronto tattoo parlor offered free tattoos of the raptors logo. 350 fans got permanent ink. >>> we have the best player in the league. >> reporter: how much would it cost to get this tattooed on my leg? >>> we don't do that here. >> reporter: hockeytown the puck starts here. stops here. >>> you would be asleep if you did not realize everyone is excited. >> reporter: and officials say canadian leagues have gone from 27 to 320 and just six years. he gets all the credit to the raptors. with the warriors in toronto. >>> he will have reports through the weekend. especially game to sunday

side to contribute at both guard positions the warriors also selected allen smile le chick and eric pascon the second round. here is they on. number one to the pelicans. second to memphis. another rj barrett. deandre hunter of the virginia to the hawks and darius garland of vanderbilt goes to the cavaliers. madison bomb gardner making his first start since the incident. first inning know score. rbi base hit right fails. no stair down last night. giants down 3-0. austin barns hit a home run. he gave up six runs on ten hits in 3 and 2/3rds, not good, but the giants had a huge come back. brandon belt had a chance to put the giants on top. a screaming line drive. and that ends the game. giants lose 9-8. i wonder which of these guys predicted the thrilling finish in oakland last night. francke gave up one run in 8 innings thanks in part to robbie grossman. tampa scored three in the top of the 9th. a's down to the last out, but chapman left field. and that baby is gone! are you kidding me? >>> matt chapman walks it off and a's win it 5-4. >>> women's world cup. 49th in minute. team u.s.a. up a

pascoe told me that sanction i mean a lack of foreign investment which is very dangerous for the russian economy and that in a sense whole thing is actually about opportunity strangely rather than. how come you don't share his passion is. i think he's being too pessimistic about this. take a great culture for example. there is been a fusion breakthrough. now we have a new technology. we're moving away from the ro experts role but if. we had to produce something else develop our own technology. that is definitely a good thing. that we go now we need to get results thank you very. much we could afford to be idle and would things often work or not or do them at all but we need to do. that if we start falling behind if we slow down. we will fall behind and completely. so we have to be proactive all the time. because it would be easier without saying there's no question about. that so you say. thinking about the legacy behind what after crimea breach of a dream or maybe a plan to build something similarly impressive. fails in march i don't really get what could be more grandiose than the crim

that it was raptors forward pascoe siac him who stole the show for his team so i should. be finishing with a playoff career high of $32.00 points warriors steph curry would top score a lot but it was kyle lowry who provided the icing on the cake to make the final score 118-2100 lloyd i missed the 1st time golden state of lost their opening game of the n.b.a. finals for 4 years they do it again in game 2 interim so on sunday night laurence smith al jazeera. they have a manager your gun club says that liverpool have nothing to learn from their champions league final defeat to real madrid last year where the red faced fellow english side told them in the eye and all of this yes ornament on saturday cup team have already arrived in the spanish capital for the game and they're looking to end the season on a high off the finishing runners up in the english premier league we learned a lot in the time since we are together with a lot of players and together since 3 years with some some players i'm together since a year this year we learned a lot again we are completely different

our american partners have never taken a stop on this option to do so this time in the past too mr pascoe has fallen short of blaming washington for the attacks. but they've been out there and there's no doubt some kind of cyber war is on again the new york times with citing government officials without naming them though and so the question is who the hell is making decisions about this potentially enormous operation if the president is really unaware of the whole thing by the way not that long ago the american media was going nuts about russian hackers allegedly trying to screw up the u.s. power system some feared a true disaster was being plotted by the russians what are they saying this time around it's very clear that president trump isn't even asking to be briefed on the most pressing issues facing our country intelligence officials are not comfortable sharing intelligence information with the president of the united states apparently pentagon and military officials who are taking these series and actions against russia without briefing the president in full see how no one's using t

constructive approach and also the desire to improve the deplorable state of affairs and economy plus dmitri pascoe said that moscow was glad to feel the readiness on the american side to start a conversation on stability disarmament and. arms control so despite all kinds of issues between the 2 countries it is definitely fair to say that the 2 the leaders did make some headway at least on a personal level we even heard from the kremlin that donald trump's reaction to vladimir putin's invitation to attend the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the world war 2 victory in moscow was quote unquote very positive much later in the evening we saw another display of warmth when mr putin had our bilateral with the french president emmanuel macron who greeted his russian counterpart in russian. and this brings us to one of the highlights in the macron talks when the french leader decided to react to something a lot of our putin said in his interview to the financial times he believed that the liberal ideal was out of date mr america and pointed out that he believes liberal democracies can still do the w

that it was raptors forward pascoe siac him who stole the show for his team so i reached out to finishing with a playoff career high of 32 points warriors steph curry would top score a lot but it was kyle lowry who provided the icing on the cake to make the final score 118-2100 lloyd. it's the 1st time golden state of lost their opening game of the n.b.a. finals for 4 years they do it again in game 2 interim so on sunday night lauren smith al-jazeera. liverpool manager yogen club says liverpool have nothing to learn from their champions league final defeat to real madrid last year the reds face a fellow english side till the met in the final of this year's storm and on such a day club's team have already arrived in the spanish capital for the game and they're looking to end the season on a high off to finishing runners up in the english premier league. we learned a lot in the time since we are together with a lot of players and together since 3 years with some players i'm together since a year this year we learned a lot again we are completely different side to last year sort of sign it w

kremlin was already starting to become quite uncomfortable with this case in the last couple of days pascoe of the spokesman of putin sad that maybe mistakes had been made which was already a hint normally he says well this is the law and we can't intervene and what we've seen in the last couple of days was pretty extraordinary like for example yesterday 3 leading business so newspapers all had the front page the same words i we are even gallon of so basically they were all saying this could happen to us as well and this whole protests reached up to the highest levels also in the state media anchors famous anchors here in russia spoke out against this case and questioned the reason for his arrest so basically this whole turn around must have been the result of this all this pressure that was put on the authorities but you mentioned this pressure journalists have been intimidated before in russia so why did this case bring about this sort of pressure and i guess this almost unity as you're describing it among the rest of the media. yeah i think because it's in moscow and he was quite a well

but as the spokes person of what and sat pascoe freesat we won't just look at the east the russian eaglewill look both ways and that will also be the same for china so what should we be watching out for a step in the hours to come what's the expected outcome. well the international problems are my only agenda things that china and russia sort of have similar positions on like north korea both countries want a diplomatic track check to be followed russia putin has said and bloody well stop just after you mad that he is really in favor of reopening the 6 party talks and that's also something that china is interested in they will also talk about iran the nuclear deal is something that china and russia think should be followed they will talk about venezuela and syria but they also will sign a few contracts this still more room for chinese investment. the spokesman of and there will be also the opening of a big car factory from china here in russia they will talk about cooperation on the pipeline and on space but they also will have a cultural program because it's a 17th anniversary of diplom

who can blame this city for attaching their wagon to pasco. >> pronounced the guys name who scored 32 points last night.>>> >> reporter: 7.4 million canadians. tuned in for game one setting the record for an nba game watched in canada. over 300 restaurants have offered raptors star kawhii leonard free food. he is feeling the love. >>> everyone out here they loved not just me. if you walk to the city or if i'm with one of my teammates they show them a lot of love as well. they are just it is a great support.>> reporter: a toronto tattoo parlor offered free tattoos of the raptors logo. 350 fans that permanent ink. >>> we have the best player in the league. >> how much would it cost to get this tattooed on my leg? >>> we don't do that here. >> reporter: hockeytown pokestops here. >>> a youth basketball official said canadian leaks have gone from 27 to 320 and just six years. he gets all the credit to the raptors.>>> he will have reports through the weekend. especially game to sunday a 5 pm jump.>>> thanks to the raptors this past thursday for the first time in the nba finals and second t

the raptors fast break how do theke them off the board how do they stop a surprising rising star in pascoe come steve kerr draymond green in company are looking for the answers as we approach game 2. >>just the knowledge that you've been here before. you know you've been down. now we've been up 3 one and lost the series we've been down 3 one in want to everything nothi catch these guys ofand a there very accustomed to the the the rhythm and and tone of the 7 game series we know you could hear about it all you all you are close tabs first about it. >>you know since we find our planet has different stores and differences different once you see it you for that and so. you know now that we've got a feel for we know how to adjust we know how important that and you know it's on us to then make the effort. >>steve kerr also went on to officially let us know that kevin duran will be ruled out of game 2. so the warriors will be again without their superstar. so the onus will be on klay thompson steph curry in company to get the job done to avoid going down 2 games to nothing as the series shifts ba

corporate alan of the pasco county sheriff office in florida has seen horror of human trafficking firstve number 29.9 victims worldwide and recently revised that to 40.3 million. as a education increases the reporting of it increases, so we're able to e see larger numbers of reporting comeing in. in 2016 they prosecuted 241 human trafficking cases. more than 95 a% of which focused on sex trafficking. a mark increase from previous prosecutions. work with over 18 started raised to 3. if you are trafficked in united states 85% of victims that are trafficked here -- >> entire ecosystems of nonprofit organizations advocates and law enforcement agencies exist to stop trafficking and help survivors. certainly working with the child victim is very different sometimes in working with adult victims. katherine who is in charge of the victim's services division of the fbi knows firsthand the trauma that young victims of trafficking endure. our folks get a lot of extra intraing on working with kids. it is a big part of what they do. still too many teens slip through the cracks. picked me up and i we

. >>0, 0, 0, quickly good pasco too that's there's no such thing as a born winner.driving and don't stop. because no one takes off at the finish line. and the only way to get that trophy, is to take it. net generation. official youth tennis of the usta. fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. >>well disney of course now has the year's 4th highest box office debut. they had avengers endgame they had captain marvel they had a latin and this weekend. the number one movie also one of theirs. david daniel breaks down the top 5 films. >>the secret life of pets to made million for 5th place in a domestic total of 118 million men in black international went from first to 4th on weekend ticket sales of 10.8 million. a latin stayed in 3rd place, $12.2 million pushed the

raptors fast break how do they keep them off the board how do they stop a surprising rising star in pascoe come draymond green in company are looking for the answers as we approach game 2. >>just the knowledge that you've been here before. you know you've been down. now we've been up 3 one and lost the series we've been down 3 one in want to everything in between. nothing's going to catch these guys off guard and a there very accustomed to the the the rhythm and and tone of the 7 game series we know you could hear about it all you all you are close tabs first about it. >>you know since we find our planet has different stores and the fuss is different once you see it you for that and so. you know now that we've got a feel for we know how to adjust we know how important that the effort. >>steve kerr also went on to officially let us know that kevin duran will be ruled out of game 2. so the warriors will be again without their superstar. so the onus will be on klay thompson steph curry in company to get the job done to avoid going down 2 games to nothing as the series shifts back to oakland n

advance to the sweet 16 with their second round pick which they bought from atlanta the dubs took eric pascoe a power forward from villanova he's but recognizes a good defender in a well-rounded player and he's also been compared to draymond green, but the warriors also got a guy they develop in santa cruz last season. the warriors traded for allen smiley gauge who was the 39th overall pick by the new orleans pelicans they ended up picking him up and he's an 18 year-old forward from serbia and with the 58th overall pick the dubs took knee from yale but he will be reportedly traded to the utah jazz i will be expecting some more information on at some point with the warriors team has a lot of uncertainty with kevin duran possibly leaving via free agency and if that doesn't happen he's out for at least a season because of his achilles injury. klay thompson who is on hopefully expected to sign that the warriors next season. also expected to miss a huge chunk of the season because of his torn acl but the warriors are showing their seriousness in this trap by picking up some players that they belie

advance to the sweet 16 with their second-round pick which they bought from atlanta the dubs to karen pascoe a power forward from going over he's been recognized as a good defender in a well-rounded player is also been compared to another golden state warrior and draymond green's you can see they're looking at these guys they're hoping not only shoot but also play on both sides of the court but this warriors team has a lot of uncertainty kevin duran possibly leaving via free agency and that doesn't happen is out for at least a season because of his achilles injury by thompson who is expected to be back with the warriors next season will also miss the huge chunk of the season because of his torn acl the warriors are showing their seriousness in this trap by picking up strong players like i said who could play on both sides of the court. the general manager bob myers has maintained that winning is the primary goal of this golden state warriors team. one of the more interesting reports to come out today and this is from espn on is the warriors considering a sign and trade scenario with kevin du

thought of maverick you know the don't touch one rookie of the year and most improved player by to pasco county 25 all from cameroon with pivotal for the n.b.a. title when it's trying to wrap us. and being from where i'm from and and i know a lot of a lot of kids can can can just look at this and can have some type of spirit and believes that it's possible and as i've been on the bottom a part of such. an amazing event today it was windows for knowledge for me my family but we're going to give hope to. the. the i.o.c. have announced the house for the 2026 winter olympics. i will tell him bid from now in quantity no one vote by 13 votes in switzerland ahead of a rival offering from sweden for other countries dropped out early in the bidding process due to concerns over the game some reason costs. joy seems back in milan when the result was read out r.c. president thomas back said high levels of support from the local population was a major factor. what was clear what was finally made the difference was. in the public support the $83.00 to the 55 per cent. for many members clear signal bra

the off-duty officer shot and killed a man in a cost co so this shooting happened in a car pasco apparently argument. and assaulted the officer and the officer was holding. his child again he was an off-duty officer and he fired his gun. it's not clear. if the man in costco who died had a weapon himself. and the officer and the child are found. >>the break coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area lyft driver goes on a homophobic rant. it's all caught on camera we're going to hear from the passenger that was in the car at the time. and after the break a group of people caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars worth of clothes from the bay area store on that story in a minute. ♪ let's get down to business. the business of getting it done. the business of road trips. the business of getting everyone back together. the business of hustle... ...and hard work... ...and whatever this is. modernized comfort inns & suites have been refreshed because whatever business you're in, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com a chance to enjoy the nice weather that we did see and w

. >> reporter: the pascoe county sheriff's office says the first call came in at 12:30 in the morningl fight after her father shot at the amazon alexa. >> as our deputies arrived on scene, they saw that the wife was battered. the mother was really upset because the husband had shot at her alexa. >> reporter: with his wife out of the house, police say they they spent an hour trying to convince the suspect, terrence peters, to come out as well. when they didn't respond, they went in. >> as they were going toward the door, the bedroom door, the suspect started shooting. our deputies were able to exchange fire back, but at one moment one of our deputies gets hit in the leg in the artery. he goes down. >> reporter: eventually the shooting stopped and around 4:00 a.m. police finally sent a robot into the home, discovering the suspect on the ground with a gunshot wound to the head. next to him was a handgun and a semiautomatic rifle. another officer also suffered a graze wound but police say this could have been even worse. >> he was shooting at everybody. >> reporter: diane macedo, abc news

sue pascoe transitioned a few years ago and says at times she is frightened to leave the house.ut of a block of flats. what have the police been saying — because often victims will turn to officers as their first port of call for help? they said it was treat everyone with respect and will handle all cases respectfully. they will handle all cases, however small. often people have received use of abuse before they get to the end of their tether and contact them for a help. thank you very much. more on look north tonight on that. let us go to janine. two black graduates have written a book about what it‘s like being a black student at cambridge university and some of it‘s not that complimentary. it is complimentary about the standard of education but it‘s the environment and attitudes towards them as black students. they both graduated with first—class honours degrees in history and admitted they had a good time but said changes needed, not only to get more black stu d e nts needed, not only to get more black students into the university but also to look at diversity in the teachin