and i--i fear for dolphins and porpoises in peru. i really do. i think it's--it's decades now of impact at this level, so, um, i think that itit--it's urgent. we need to take action now to secure their future, definitely. >> 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 e untold story of lobster tails. >> "my village, my lobster" is a one-hour documentary about indigenonous miskito lobsbster diversrs 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 w world. they dive to depths that are unsafe, they do not follow safe d diving practices, and the gear that they use does not allow them to--to dive safely. >> commercial fishining for caribibbean spiny lobststeri a multimillion-dollllar industr. half of the l

so that's why we're in peru.iana jones, we're spending some time in lima, as we like the capital city just fine. and we have, both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world-class chefs, cooks, and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. let's do it. >> eric: how far away is the house? >> coque: that's it. so, it's -- >> eric: over there? >> coque: yeah. five minutes. >> anthony: one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, coque ossio. he's one of the best, most successful chefs in the country. his family are something of a beloved culinary dynasty in peru. and pucusana, a small fishing village about an hour south of lima, is where they spend their weekends. coque's mom, marissa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- james beard rolled into one. thank you for having us. a caterer, cookbook author, belov

i thought they were going to arrest me and send me back to peru. this little office with the man he was talking to. and i was really freaking out. i was afraid to go in this room. i knew ways going to end up in handcuffs. i heard him asking him, so, what's it going to take to straighten this out? he says, we need to get our passports stamped. the guard says, oh, the both of you? so, now i'm terrified he'll flip my passport over and notice that white writing from the peruvian police. my friend pulled out a crisp $100 bill. will $100 be enough? i just stood there in the doorway frozen. i was so scared that we were going to end up being arrested for bribing cops. i'm thinking that, oh, my god, it's all over. the guy took it, stuck it in his pocket. he took both of our passports and they got stamped. then he handed them back to us. i am so relieved, i was crying. trying to walk so confident, i just wanted to run. and i can't keep from grinning. i got an ear to ear grin. when i landed in miami after all these years, i was in tears. and my daughter and m

it veered off the runwayjust rare sight at this airport in peru.ff the runway just after touching down. it then burst into fla mes touching down. it then burst into flames as a result of the force of the landing according to the ministry of transport. plumes of smoke to be seen at a distance, and shocked eyewitnesses posted photos of the incident on social media. miraculously, all 1111 passengers we re miraculously, all 1111 passengers were evacuated safely. 38 were taken to the hospital, but none with serious injuries. as part of the investigation, the captain has suggested it was caused by problems with the landing gear. peruvian airlines praised those responsible for helping those get to safety. bbc news. after a powerful storm, the australian state of queensland is beginning to assess the damage caused by cyclone debbie. parts of the state remain difficult to access because many roads are blocked. the australian army is heading into the hardest hit areas, where tens of thousands of homes remain without power. let's get some of the latest on the

perÚ comienza a vivir esto desastres de la naturaleza.00 familias que se encuentran damnificadas. esto ante esas inundaciones que se estÁ viviendo ahora en perÚ. aparentemente, ya estÁ con nosotros luisa martÍnez. nos escuchas? luisa: sÍ. estoy parada donde hace unas horas pasÓ horrible. saliÓ una mujer que se salvo la vida. estoy en la zona donde pasÓ esto. en lo que estÁ pasando en todo el paÍs. lo que estÁ llamando las autoridades un fenÓmeno del niÑo costero. no estaba previsto que ocurriera. estÁ ocurriendo en toda la costa. la costa peruana es puro desierto, en estas ocasiones cuando se activan muchas quebradas, muchos rÍos, hay inundaciones en toda la costa del perÚ. estamos en una emergencia. las situaciones muy delicada. que dios nos ayude. siguen la lluvias. presentador: quÉ estÁ siendo el presidente hasta ahora? luisa: sÍ. dirigiÓ un consejo de ministros ayer. en una de las zonas mÁs afectadas. todos los ministros estÁn desplegados por todo el paÍs. muchos colegios se han destruido. se han tenido que suspender las clases en var

ahora es un icono de supervivencia en perÚ.cias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. >> esta es la ediciÓn noticias univisiÓn 14 sólo a las 11. >> les saluda marÍa leticia. las populares tandas son una forma de conseguir prÉstamos entre un grupo de amigos. tambiÉn, podrÍan ser un dolor de cabeza si los participantes no cumplen con lo prometido. beatriz nos trae detalles de un caso de un hombre que perdiÓ 10.000 $. nos dice quÉ recomendaciones hay. beatriz: alertan y dan medida de prevenciÓn para evitar la pÉrdida de fondos. hace pocos aÑos atrÁs, Él se uniÓ a un sistema de ahorros con un grupo de amigos y conocidos. >> estaba dando alrededor de 1000 $ mensuales. cuando se hicieran los 10.000 $, esa me los iba a regresar. era una colecta entre amigos, como un ahorro >> una mujer se encargaba de administrar los fondos. >> ella firmÓ un papel donde se hacÍa responsable de regresarme el dinero. cuando le tocaba regresarme el dinero, desapareciÓ. ahora me da largas de que me va a pagar y me molestÉ. beatriz: esos problemas son lo que la fiscal

muchas crÍticas han caido al presidente de perÚ. a las personas. recuerda que ayer esta mujer que emergiÓ, que le tuvimos ayer. presentadora: exactamente. ahora, estÁ en el hospital y se estÁ recuperando. esta imagen dio la vuelta el mundo. yo me pregunto, cÓmo no le ayudaron? presentador: la ministra de salud patricia garcÍa, dijo que perÚ le va a prestar toda la atenciÓn a ella. es una mujer de 32 aÑos. sigue en el hospital, pero fuera de peligro. el presidente se comprometiÓ con su familia para poder ayudar. presentadora: madres de familia de desaparecidos se encuentran en veracruz, mÉxico. la fosa clandestina mÁs grande del mundo. hasta el momento, han sido hallados mÁs de 250 cuerpos. presentador: todo esto estÁ bien caliente en mÉxico. vamos a pasar con nuestra reportera que se encuentra en el lugar. estÁ en vivo, desde veracruz. jessica, buenas tardes. quÉ dicen las familias? jessica: muchas gracias. efectivamente, me encuentro en colinas de santa fe. la reja que ustedes ven atrÁs en la entrada de ese predio donde se encontrÓ

. >> desastre natural en perÚ las inundaciones que azotan al paÍs destruyen todo a su paso hay decenasmuertos y mÁs de medio millÓn de damnificados. >> y no tendrÍan con quiÉn quedarse en este lugar y por eso estoy tratando de sacar todo. >> aumenta solicitudes de doble nacionalidad en los consulados de mÉxico, disparados por el temor a la deportaciÓn cada vez mÁs padres buscan darle la ciudadanÍa mexicana a los hijos nacidos en este paÍs. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> dos chavos, tres chavos pueden juntarse en un garage tal cual como el sueÑo americano en parte del mundo. >> nace un nuevo silicon valley en mÉxico la ciudad de guadalajara se perfila como importante polo tecnolÓgico mundial con la llegada de cientos de empresas y emprendedores que apuestan a la innovaciÓn. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> hola, ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes comenzamos en mÉxico donde una nueva fuga de narcotraficantes tiene escandaliza a toda la naciÓn, uno de los lÍderes del "cartel de sinaloa" y otros cuatro peligrosos delincuentes escaparon del penal de culiacÁn. ahora el que n

in peru walks away from frightening flooding.aptioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the cbs news headquarters in new york. glad to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, today, the united states is implementing a temporary order preventing airline passengers on certain flights from carrying on larger electronic devices. nonstop flights originate in the middle east. reuters reports the reason for the ban is an unspecified threat. the ban impacts nine foreign airlines. no american carriers are affected. all electronics bigger than a cell phone including laptops, tablets and cameras must be checked. medical devices are director comey confirmed for the first time that the campaign is the subject of a u.s. intelligence investigation. >> i am thrilled to be here in the great state of kentucky. >> reporter: president trump held a campaign-compile event monday night, addressing health care, but making no mention of the federal investigation possible collusion between associates of mr. trump and russia. >> thursday is our chance

both of these view videos from peru.an you see from this freeze frame, this disaster has already begun. a tiny sedan rushing floodwaters. what do we think is going to happen? >> the only thing that could happen, the car is going to get swept away. >> here it goes. >> swept off. tips over. all of this goes on, but this guy is pretty lucky. he hit that rock. the windscreen shatters, his car now trapped in floodwaters on the side. rushing water. life's in danger. fortunately he has an easy escape. as he's on his way out, he stops to go back in and get his cell phone. priorities, ladies and gentlemen, before making his way out. >> i have decided this is the time for a little bit of a psa. i went to the fema web page. i got some physics for you guys. physics of fluid dynamics. this is important -- >> let me translate -- >> don't do this! >>-day have a second video for you, also from peru this one demonstrating the power of water with reference to erosion. the river just because there's extra floodwaters. the river burst its b

in some parts of peru's capital, lima, the only route to safety is out.olice airlift children out of the waters. warm temperatures in the pacific have brought torrential rains to peru, causing burst riverbanks and mudslides. at least 60 people have died in floods since december and tens of thousands have lost their homes. the costs don't stoppages repairs, though. crops,ods have damage the water supply, and hit the country's tourism industry. the fullest and of the damage won't be known for a while. -- full extent of the damage won't be known for a while. heavy rain will continue for another two weeks. jane: china has declared that islamist separatists in the far west of the country are the greatest threat to the nation security. the president has promised to build what he calls a great wall of iron to safeguard the vast western region. it is home to a community of some 10 million uighurs, mostly muslims, who the government says may you vulnerable to radicalizing propaganda from syria and iraq. widespread intimidation makes reporting from the region extre

walks away from a driver in peru walks away from frightening flooding.aptioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the cbs news headquarters in new york. glad to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, today, the united states is implementing a temporary order preventing airline passengers on certain flights from carrying on larger electronic devices. nonstop flights originate in the middle east. reuters reports the reason for the ban is an unspecified threat. the ban impacts nine foreign airlines. no american carriers are affected. all electronics bigger than a cell phone including laptops, tablets and cameras must be checked. medical devices are excluded. the ban applies to eight countries and unnamed officials say the ban has been considered for several weeks. >>> and the white house is pushing back after the director of the fbi delivered a double blow undercutting the president. testifying before the house intelligence committee fbi director james comey is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he also shut down the

colombia, peru, there's over 30 countries. >> whitaker: but in peru, the new law led to their next challengeent. lion acts were outlawed, but local police were not equipped to pick up the lions or care for them, so jan and tim said their organization would take in the lions. they brought police for protection during the seizures, because circuses resisted handing over their money-makers. >> phillips: yeah. they threaten to release the animals into the streets, and we try to... >> whitaker: seriously? to let wild animals run through the streets if you come down hard on them? >> phillips: that's right. >> whitaker: when they raided the circus in cusco, peru, they rescued three lions. but the circus refused to release its star attraction, a lion named smith. the circus demanded police get another court order for smith. while jan and tim worked on that, smith had to keep performing. >> creamer: he was unstable and upset because his family had been broken up, and then he was forced into the ring. that was not the time to put someone in the ring with him. >> whitaker: a grade school teacher volunt

. >> a heavy flood in perth -- peru that is affecting hundreds of thousands. this is just one example of extreme weather offense that parts of the world is experiencing. these conditions will continue in 2017 according to the ecological organization. it says that last year was the warmest year on record. >> in 2016, we crossed the threshold of temperatures more than one degree celsius above the levels of preindustrial areas. we need to bear in mind that theylima chae agreeme commits us tkeeping temperatures to well below two degrees celsius above the preindustrial era. we are already halfway there. this is very worrying. improvements may not happen as quickly as many countries of when they signed the paris agreement last year. donald trump's outspoken doubts about climate change significantly altered the u.s. stance on the issue. at a meeting last week, finance ministers from the world's biggest economies had to drop a pledge related to the paris court after washington refused to sign up. the arctic has experienced the political equivalent of a heat wave. atla

marÍa: mÁs adelante, en perÚ las lluvias torrenciales han dejado decenas de muertos y mÁs de 100 heridoss con josÉ manuel figueroa que rompe el silencio sobre la trata de menores de su padre. presentadora: mÁs adelante en "contacto deportivo", chicharito hernÁndez especial para josÉ mourinho. ademÁs, convocatoria del consejo europeo para enfrentar a costa rica. marÍa: como todas las noches trasmitimos en vivo. el termÓmetro marca 57 grados en marÍa.muertos, heridos y desaparecidos es el resultado de las fuertes lluvias en el centro y norte de perÚ. >> hay una persona a quien! reportero: es la madre de 32 aÑos se salvÓ milagrosamente luego de ser arrastrada por un rÍo de barro. evangelina chamorro fue llevada a un hospital donde, por increÍble que parezca, sÓlo tuvieron que cuidarle pequeÑos brotes y contusiones >> usted ha vuelto a vivir! >> ha sido increÍble y creo que serÁ el sÍmbolo del desastre de ayer. reportero: es que las intensas lluvias han originado un caos en el norte y centro del paÍs. punta hermosa 40 km al sur de lima, es una de las localidades mÁs afectadas. los vecinos tr

it continues to ravage parts of peru z derri peru. >> derrick is here to tell us about it.inue to highlight the story for our viewers, showing how broad of a scope it is for our country. dramatic videos coming out of the region. this is a mudslide that literally collapsed from a mountainside, hit a bus full of tourists. you are watching them actually being washed down this torrent of mud. the death toll at 72. this is the worst flooding in two decades. we have 811 cities under emergency declaration as we speak in peru. that is one of thousands of stories that are being told in peru. we are trying to convey the message to you at home. there is more of a happy ending there with that particular picture being saved by one of the fire fighting personnel there. check this out. more rain expected for the hardest hit areas across northwestern peru. that's where showers and thunderstorms have been heaviest. all things to an abnormal warming of the waters. >> it is allowing for that rain to inundate the coastal cities and washed down the mountains. another part of the world that's ex

aumenta la muerte y devastaciÓn en perÚ por las brutales avalanchas de lodo.guas arrasan casi 5000 km de carretera. aparece en mÉxico la camiseta de tom brady valorada en medio millÓn de dólares, sospechan de un periodista. ♪ locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. marÍa elena: muy buenas noches, la sombra de rusia sobre la presidencia de donald trump reapareciÓ hoy en el congreso al confirmarse que el fbi investiga posibles vÍnculos entre moscÚ y colaboradores del mandatario. asÍ lo revelÓ el propio director de esa agencia, comey, en una audiencia sobre la posible interferencia de rusia en las elecciones que ganÓ trump. tambiÉn refutÓ la acusación del presidente de que barack obama espiÓ sus fondos al afirmar que no hay pruebas de ello. lourdes: ante el comitÉ de inteligencia de la cÁmara baja, el director del fbi descartÓ la acusaciÓn del presidente trump de que el ex presidente obama ordenÓ interceptar los telÉfonos de la torre trump durante la campaÑa electoral. comey: no tenemos informaciÓn que apoye esos twits. exam

across peru, t the rainy system started in december.ince then it's going to -- it has been quite wet. significant flooding is taking place. i want to take you through several spots of the country, so please take a look at these pictures. emergency crews were deployed to flood stricken areas of peru's amazon to rescue people after the rivers burst their banks. they have the worst flood in decades. about half the country is under state of emergency. at least 72 people have been killed and more than 70,000 have become homeless since thehe beginning the year. now, the sea surface temperatures off t the coaoast peru are warmerr than normal, nearly 3 degrees higher than normal.. that is causing umbrella stable weather across the country. at least for the next several weeks you'll see some more rainfall especially with northern arereas you'll see an additional 250 millimeters or more for the next three days. the rainy system likely continue through april. across north america, it's actually generally dry across the west but thingss are g goino

mÁs abajo, ecuador, perÚ, panamÁ, bolivia y venezuela.e las 200 victorias en el deporte profesional. lo ha hecho en 238 partidos, rÁpido lo ha guillermo: amigos, buenas noches, noche de martes. estas tormentas son generadas por lo que estÁ sucediendo en el ecuador, perÚ, con pronÓstico de mÁs lluvias, a pesar de todas las imÁgenes dramáticas que hemos recibido en nuestra sala de redacciÓn. van a continuar las lluvias hasta el prÓximo viernes. lluvia intensa que va a seguir por supuesto generando esos caudales de rÍos de aguas que van directamente a las poblaciones. regresando nuevamente al norte del hemisferio, especialmente en la costa oeste, un panorama estable para nosotros debido al sistema de alta presiÓn que garantiza cielos despejados, condiciones estables y temperaturas estupendos. los prÓximos dÍas se mantiene estable. el dÍa jueves no trae humedad y el panorama se mantiene sin lluvia, temperatura mÁxima en 59, hasta el fin de semana donde estarÍamos cercanos los 70. amigos marÍa:la compaÑía uber anunciÓ que reanudÓ su programa d

in peru, dozens of people have died in floods and mudslides. of emergency has been declared an 800 towns and cities following torrential downpours. the storms are thought to have been caused by the old -- el n ino weather phenomenon. the unstable weather is expected to continue for weeks. reporter: a reckless attempt that this man is lucky to survive. yet these are the conditions that many thousands in peru have to struggle with, now. following weeks of torrential rainfall, much of the country is underwater. hundreds of towns and villages are flooded. homes, livelihoods, and many lies have been the -- lives have been destroyed. >> the water came in. we lost everything you'd we have nothing -- we lost everything. we have nothing. reporter: treatment systems have been damaged. many areas have no safe drinking water left. with many bridges swept away by the torrents, some people tried to cross fast-moving rivers on tree trunks. these people have arrived in safety after their town was completely cut off for a week. for them, the only escape route w

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. >> staying in peru a baby girl rescued from the home completely under water.continues to torment that country, nearly 100 people died as a result of flooding, peru army shot this video as they rescued a family of five including two children peru's emergency management agency issued flood warnings for various rivers in that area. >>> well, the cyclone that tore through northern australia has been downgraded to a former tropical weather system this morning we are getting a look at destruction it left behind. both were washed up on beaches , trees uprooted and power lines, snapped across the coastal state of queens land. cyclone debbie was category four storm when it slammed island early yesterday with wind of 160 miles an hour. >> we're always complaining about the rain, the rain, and you know, wind, and stuff like that we have a lot to be fortunate about. this stuff does not happen a lot around here. >> we have our own hurricane season that is still a couple months away, right but yeah, by comparison, what is going on couple states away will be sheltered, in re

the rains have hit peru's northern coast particularly hard. officials say mud slides and flooding there are the worst they've seen in 20 years. >>> and an intense counterterrorism training exercise in london today. take a look at this here as british police in inflatable power boats boarded a river thames cruise boat as part of a simulation of a hijacking of a tourist boat. this is the first time police have practiced a possible terror attack on the thames which carries large amounts of commuters and freight right through the heart of london. britain's official threat level from terrorism does stand at severe which means an attack is highly likely. >>> innovation, of course, part of the fabric in silicon valley. one man has come up with a pretty innovative way to help out the homeless. we'll introduce you to this man coming up next in our bay area proud. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> now to a prett

whole foods market. >>> a driver survived a brush with death in flooded peru.is car was swept away by a swollen river. at least 72 people have been killed since the beginning of the year. the flooding is the country's worst in 20 years. experts say unusually warm water in the pacific is causing >>> a remarkable survival story in south sudan after a soviet crashed plane. all 34 members and crew members made it out yesterday. six people were hospitalized. >>> a russian opposition leader is attacked with green dye and donald trump's daughter making a big move. those are some the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" reports that ivanka trump now has an office in the power center of the white house, the west wing. she will be an adviser to her father, but has no formal job land not be paid. and trump is not bound by government ethics rules but says she'll follow them anyway. >>> new york's "daily news" reports the filing of a law of saudi arabia's family of victims. the suit claims that know winning with passports. >>> "the new york timesys oppo

temperatures off the coast of peru are much higher than normal. in fact, about 5 degrees higher than normal. so lots of moiststure is moving into the country. that is resulting in tremendndo amounts of heavy rainfall. into the next t three days, mor than 250 millimeters of rarain on t the menu, especially over e northern areas. more rain is definitely notot gd news in the area. and across north america, we're seeing a lot of clouds over the midportions of the u.s. the system caused heavy rainfall along the western coast of the united states on tuesday and wednesday. ahead of the system, warm air is surging in. that's pushing up temperatures. albuquerque had the record high temperatures for the day on wednesday. the mercury hit 28 degrees, but as the cold front moves through, the temperatures will go down by about 10 degrees. along this cold front, there's a chance for severe thunderstorms. from the southern portions up towards the northern plains, we're expecting very severe thunderstorms, gusty wind, and even large hail. so please watch out for t

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. >> up next we'll tell you the new problem facing residents in peru. also this morning residents in colorado are forcing wild fires, new update on firefighters efforts to gain grounds, plus, tell you what authorities believe may be to blame for the fire. >>> and we'll show you more after rescue of a deer who fell through the ice in a frozen new jersey pond. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> sunshine canyon, firefighters contained half of the flames. evacuation orders for 400 homes. so far no buildings damaged. fire fight are monitoring the blaze, and hope to have the fire fully contained today. >> and torren sean role caused flooding in northern peru, bringing the death toll this year to 75. >> overflowing rivers continue to reek havoc. flooding street and destroying homes. warm willing waters in the pacific ocean are said to be what's caused the intense rainfall. armed forces are helping police in over 800 cities that has declared an emergency. meanwhile, in peru's capitol of leap, a residents lining up for fresh drinking water. many without food,

a passengerjet has caught fire while landing in central peru. all 140 people were evacuated safely. officials say the fire probably started when the plane's wing scraped the runway. australian officials are beginning to assess the damage after the monster cyclone debbie pummelled the northeast coast. only one fatality has been reported, but some areas remain difficult to access because roads are blocked. president donald trump has signed an executive order scrapping the us's green energy targets, and boosting its troubled coal industry. us environmentalists say the move will hinder efforts to curb climate change, and have vowed to challenge it in the courts. now for the latest financial news with and world business report. with just hours to go before article 50 is triggered we find out how prepared businesses are for this seismic change. and back in the race, samsung gears up to show off its latest smartphone, but can it regain consumer's trust after its massive recall last year? i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, we'll be finding out how exporters are getting ready ahead of

unbelievable scenes coming out of peru.ure there has been greatly hindered by this flooding. in fact, over 100 bridges have become impassable because of the flooding and the scenes that you saw on your television screens just a second ago, over 115,000 houses have been damaged or destroyed. you can imagine the livelihoods impacted by that. over 60,000 people displaced, in fact. we have yet more rain in the forecast. another 100 to 250 millimeters of rain in the hardest hit areas in north western peru. that's where we've seen the flooding just north of lima, the capital city. you can see the shower and thunderstorm activity that will continue through the middle part of the work week. another almost collateral damage of this story is the lack of safe drinking water so people have been lining up in some of these smaller communities trying to access water for their families and their communities as well. a real humanitarian crisis there. let's take you to another part of the world where we're focusing our attention on southern

after a devastating week of flooding in peru, tonight a look at the rescues, giving everyone hope.e bombs honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >>> good evening, i'm katie marzullo, in for eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, more than a hundred patients had to be evacuated from a health care facility in san jose after an explosion and fire. it happened at the canyon springs post acute care facility late this afternoon. investigators believe someone lit a cigarette near an oxygen tank. two people were injured. 12 rooms remain closed off because of damage tonight. >>> hundreds of friends and loved ones honored a south bay little league president who was murdered last month. they shared stories and talked about the commitment of frank navarro. his funeral is tomorrow morning. >

en perÚ siguen los rescates por las severas inundaciones.la mano de lionel messi, sigue pisÁndole los talones a real madrid. >> la mujer se le ocurriÓ comprar un carro con un nÚmero de seguro social falso. esto le trajo serios problemas. ahora le toca presentarse a la corte y existe la posibilidad de que enfrente una deportaciÓn. david nos dice cuÁles son las consecuencias. david: rosa torres vive en la incertidumbre de no saber quÉ pasarÁ en su futuro. jamÁs imaginÓ que su intención de comprar un automÓvil, terminarÍa en problemas al brindar nÚmeros de seguro social falso. >> me regrese a la casa, para chequear mi crÉdito. a la hora llegaron unos policÍas. que querÍan notificarme que yo habÍa dado mi informaciÓn falsa. david: en este encuentro segura que le notificaron que recibirÍa un documento para presentarse a corte y explicar su caso. >> simplemente quiero un carro. david: sale de su casa con temor desconoce lo que pueda ocurrir. >> no estoy ilegal, tengo miedo. david: dice que su mayor temor es desconocer quÉ pasarÁ con sus hijos. si

miles de damnificados padecen en carne propia esta tragedia en perÚ. entrevistado: no tengo nada.r. entrevistado lo he perdido o todo. este sector es el mÁs golpeado por la lluvias. entrevistado: no habÍa nada que hacer, habÍa agua por la parte delantera y trasera. reportero: catÁstrofe. esto fue lo que pasÓ paradas celia arce. vio ocho aÑos de esfuerzo destruido en minutos. entrevistado: yo quisiera que nos ayude, no tenemos agua, no tenemos nada. reporteros: los vecinos llevan mÁs de cinco dÍas para sacar el lodo que invadiÓ sus hogares. las autoridades han instalado un centro de ayuda, las carpas son hogares temporales para los damnificados, y en todo el paÍs cientos de voluntarios, se esfuerzan por procurarles agua, comida y refugio. >> desde perÚ, andy ortiz. presentador: los warriors comienzan a sentir la temporada. fue a buscar ls victoria nÚmero 28 fuera de casa. clay thompson, simplemente espectacular con un total de 23 puntos. los hermanos tambiÉn ayudaron y marcaron la victoria el prÓximo juego serÁ el viernes ante el equipo de sacramento. saca con japÓn -- japÓn-estado

. >>> now to peru and those tragic mudslides. following intense rains. some heroic rescues giving many hope. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: in the fast-moving, muddy water and piles of dangerous debris. a woman almost washed away. as she tries to free herself, her hair seemingly gets stuck. before she finally pulls herself to safety. one of many lives narrowly spared from peru's raging flooding and mudslides. that officials say have killed more than 70 people so far this year and left more than 70,000 people homeless. tonight, as intense downpours overwhelm towns and send rivers pouring over their banks, desperate rescues are under way. near the normally dry capital city of lima, dozens of people crowd onto rooftops above washed-out streets. ziplines being used to bring families and pets over fast-rising water. others are forming human chains to get to dry ground. tonight, half of the country is declared a state of emergency. officials say this is the worst flooding in peru in nearly two decades with much more rain still expected. tom? >> marc

presentador: todo esto porque su casa quedo bajo el agua en perÚ. un final feliz. presentador: la redes sociales han sido fundamentales para poder dar a conocer ese tipo de hechos. si no fuera por las redes sociales, muchos de nosotros no tendrÍamos idea. lo que puede hacer la bondad de las personas. presentadora: son hÉroes. esto estÁ generando muchos comentarios en res sociales.una empresa crea zapatos de tacÓn para bebÉs. esto preocupa a muchos padres. los comentarios acusan a los fabricantes de sexual izar a los bebÉs. los venden en variedad de colores, incluyendo estampados de cebra. se ven muy lindos, pero entiendo que no tienen que ser bebÉs disfrazados. presentador: claro. parece una broma. hay mucha gente que se ha molestado, pero es eso, finalmente, termina siendo un juego con los niÑos. pienso que no hay que dar tanto. presentadora: le pondrÍas a tu hijo tacos? presentador: luego, de los 30 aÑos. [risas] presentadora: pobre. [risas] presentador: queremos saber quÉ opinan ustedes. se pueden comunicar con nosotros. mucha polÉmica. presentad

los inundaciones en perÚ han provocado la muerte de al menos 26 personas.lo que debesaber en materia de integraciÓn. en caso de que sea arrestado y es indocumentado, le recomendamos nunca utilizar documentos falsos. si no tiene un abogado, memorice telÉfono de alguna organizaciÓn. prueba de que cuando se puede, si se quiere. en un gimnasio en la florida este hombre de 99 aÑos realiza ejercicios en la florida. se ve sonriente. ana: el merengue se indigesto con las palmas . le pusieron el Último clavo. luis enriquedecide echar el Último paso del barcelona. pumas y tigres dejaron todo para la vuelta en el volcÁn.los felinos definen el pase para la concacaf.

los inundaciones en perÚ han provocado la muerte de al menos 26 personas.lguna organizaciÓn. prueba de que cuando se puede, si se quiere. en un gimnasio en la florida este hombre de 99 aÑos realiza ejercicios en la florida. se ve sonriente. conductora: llegÓ la hora despierta de "despierta Área de la bahÍa". kira: cuÁnto tiempo pasa tus hijos en las redes sociales? alejandra: por otra parte hoy nos acompaÑÓ en organización que

algunos paÍses han criticado el hecho entre ellos perÚ, que retirÓ a su embajador.a la sentencia del tribunal supremo de justicia donde asumen todas las funciones de la asamblea nacional. >> vamos todos a las calles! reportero: decenas de manifestantes se sumaron a las protestas en varios puntos de la capital que han recibido el apoyo de conductores y transeÚntes, en tanto la policÍa intentaba despejar las concentraciones. >> la asamblea nacional representada aquÍ por la diputada, estamos defendiendo la constituciÓn. reportero: el dictamen judicial ha desatado una tormenta polÍtica y el tribunal supremo, opositores que acudieron a protestar fueron reprimidos. la oposiciÓn no dudó en calificar la sentencia como un golpe de estado dado por el propio gobierno al usurpar las facultades del parlamento. su presidente respondiÓ desconociendo el mÁximo tribunal y rompiendo la sentencia. >> esta asamblea desconoce al tribunal supremo de justicia. reportero: le otorgan poderes absolutos para gobernar y para castigar a los diputados opositores a quienes se les ha eliminado la

marÍa: el fenÓmeno del niÑo azota las costas del perÚ.aves e inundaciones han obligado al gobierno a decretar una emergencia. esta mujer es la imagen de este desastre. fue arrastrada y emergiÓ de pronto. habÍa logrado resistir. la imagen de aquella mujer era impresionante. >> dramÁtico. creo que nunca se habÍa visto una imagen y situaciÓn, un milagro asÍ. ha sida increÍble. marÍa: evangelina chamorro fue arrastrada y milagrosamente emergiÓ entre el barro y los escombros. ahora se recupera en un hospital. la ministra de salud de la visit y la encontrÓ con apenas algunos rasguÑos. preguntada por su esposo. junto a la mujer tambiÉn se vio a muchos animales arrastrados, habÍa vacas y cerdos que terminaron en la playa. cientos de pobladores han quedado aislados en todo el paÍs. el fenÓmeno del niÑo ha afectado 12,000 viviendas y 700 distritos con pÉrdidas y daÑos econÓmicos incalculables. las lluvias continÚan. marÍa: el fiscal general de veracruz dijo que hay sospechas de que policÍas del estado estarÍan detrÁs de las atrocidades cometidas co

nearly washed away, the incredible rescue of dozens of -- in deadly floodwaters in peru. superjumbo -- super bowl jersey is found. another super bowl mvps who fell victim to the same feet. a chicken putting new meaning to the word big man on campus. the viral video that is hard to believe. now i check on traffic. road maintenance operations, that is the big theme. we have finally reopened braddock road in centerville from the earlier water main break repairs. green,seeing mostly dealing with one accident in southwest d.c. on northwest 12th street just past main avenue. we also have a work zone set up on 12th street that will tie us up, as well as d.c. 295 north and southbound, a little bit of red. outside on our traffic land cameras, a look at the capital beltway just north of route seven, we have road operation going on. you will lose your right travel lane. george's county, also blocking a lane as you head into montgomery county on the outer loop approaching new hampshire avenue. a minor delay with this works out. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. ju

cuatro personas murieron y mÁs de 20,000 resultaron damnificados despuÉs de que se desbordÓ eel rÍo de perÚcer este vÍdeo en que se observa a narcotraficantes lanzando paquetes de droga al mar desde una pequeÑa embarcaciÓn. no se especificó exactamente el Área en que ocurriÓ ni tampoco la fecha. el operativo es uno de 17 que se han confiscado 660 kilos de drogas con un valor de 420,000,000. ilia: eel arresto de un joven hondureÑo por parte de los marshall en carolina del norte mantiene consternados a sus familiares y vecinos quienes se preguntan por quÉ se lo llevaron si estaban buscando a otra persona. decenas de activistas que luchan por los derechos de la mujer, protestaron en la ciudad de mÉxico en contra de un amparo de un juez que dejara en libertad al involucrado en la violaciÓn de un menor de edad. marÍa elena: josÉ jo ♪ me va tan bien en tenis que doné todo mi equipo de beisbol a caridad. ¿puedo deducirlo de mis impuestos? si lo donó el año pasado, sí. gracias. [crash] [screams] marÍa elena: en medio de su batalla contra el cÁncer de pÁncreas, el cantante josÉ josé alertÓ a sus adm

. >>> first a dramatic scene is caught on camera in peru as a woman is washed away in a mudslide but to get to safey. plus jamie apody has news when we come back. ♪ ♪ >> check out peru's mudslides being blamed for 72 deaths this year. a woman was washed away and buried by mud of claws her way to safety. 1200 homes have been washed away by the storms. >>> a suspected terrorist was shot and killed today inside the orley airport in paris after a man grabbed a soldier's gun and held it to her head. his plan was to shoot travelers but other soldiers opened fire and killed the man before he could. >> you have thousands of officers deployed at places like the airports in france highly trained and prepared for incidents like this. we see how the training pays off. >> the man yelled that he wanted to die in the name of a la. he was carrying a koran and a kanya of gas. >> president trump is once again spending the weekend at his resort. as usual, he's tweeting. he followed up on his meeting with angela merkel. trump tweeted that he and merkel had a great meeting and lashed out at the media aga

peru army shot this video as they rescued a family of five, including two children.eru's emergency management has issued flood warnings for various rivers in the area. they cannot get a break there at all. >> no, they really can't. and that has been continuing to be a problem right around this time. >>> meanwhile back here at home things are definitely beginning to quiet down, at lee for a couple days we will have high pressure on our side we had a storm yesterday, which was scattered but locally very heavy rain and thunderstorms that make its departure. we are left with skies that are clearing. it is looking good throughout the day, and certainly tomorrow, now this bad boy is what will be hitting us by friday. it will take two more days before it will make its arrival because it is sluggish in the meantime we will have ample opportunity to really pound these states, so, south central, heart of the dixie region here with severe weather. when it reaches us it is mainly rain but heavy rain at that. let's enjoy it. outside pleasant valley, middle and high school, cloud