bolivia and peru, the boast beautiful lake in the world. for those who live nearby, it's more than a scenic wonder. water is essential to the very existence. those waters are rapidly disappearing. >> reporter: it's the largest lake in south america. it's at risk. located at 3,800 meters above sea level on the border of bolivia and peru. it's sunk to the lowest level in 60 years, e vap waiting two to three centimeters a week. global warming is to blame. the rainy season has been cut in half. >> translator: where we are standing, this time last year, it was covered by water. thousands of birds were feeding from it. now, as you can see, it's completely dry. >> reporter: millions of people depend on the lake and they have already started to feel the consequences of the disappearing waters. he was forced to move his cattle to be nearer the water. the area they once came to drink is dry and abandoned. >> translator: as the climate changes, little by little, we are forced to go with our animals to survive. we have no choice. life is water. >> repo

pasamos a perÚ. las fuertes lluvias siguen causando problemas. washington estÁ contra de ellos. >> vamos con mÁs del clima. >> en el noreste de la naciÓn ha sido el invierno mÁs nedo de toda la historia. han caÍdo mÁs de cinco pies de nieve. ciudades como filadelfia, estÁ cerca de alcanzar su rÉcord histÓrico del invierno mÁs nevado. sigue cayendo nieve en la regiÓn. todavÍa se puede ver un pie de nieve mÁs. hay aviso de ventisca. el aire frise estÁ colando al este del paÍso. estÁ entrando nuevo frente frÍo. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) para el viernes veremos otra tormenta importante. hoy se esperan temperaturas bajas. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) >> hola. gracias por esta informaciÓn del tiempo. ¿crees en los ovnis? >> sÍ, he visto en el norte de chile. ahÍ estÁn los telescopios porque hay gran cantidad de dÍas despejados. >> mÁs adelante vamos a ser un contacto con jaime quien tiene los mÁs recientes avistamientos de estos fenÓmenos. anita estÁ con el farandurÓlogo. >> llegÓ momento de Échate para acÁ. >> tiene que ver con deportes, farÁndula. e

nine years ago, an american mother and her infant daughter were shot out of the sky over peru, and only today did the cia go public. the cia. and take action against those involved in a terrifying mistake. brian ross begins with the horrifying encounter nine years ago, all caught on tape. >> reporter: this video tape was made by the cia as one of its jets sneaked up behind what was mistakenly thought to be a drug plane, flying along the border of peru and brazil. they were preparing to have it shot down. >> we are trying to remain covert at this point. >> reporter: the cia could not have been more wrong about who was on the plane. they were american missionaries from michigan, jim and veronica bower. also on board the plane was the bower's then 6-year-old son, cory, and their infant daughter, charity. over the course of one hour and 49 minutes, the cia personnel would never correct their mistake, and in fact, would violate again and again what was thought by the white house to be strict rules of engagement, including verifying the tail number of the plane. that did not happen. >> we can

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the tsunami warning center issued a warning for chile and peru and a less urgent tsunami watch for ecuador. the center saying an earthquake of this size has potential to generate a destructive tsunami that can strike coast lines near the epicenter. the u.s. west coast tsunami center didn't expect a tsunami along the west coast of the u.s. or canada, but it is continuing to monitor the situation. this quake is shaking buildings and causing blackouts in parts of the capital of santiago. that's about 200 miles from the capital. there are no reports of any injuries or damages. the earthquake struck at 3:34 a.m. local time. that's 1:34 a.m. eastern standard time. to give you a little information about concepsion, it is the third largest community with 2,000 people, but it has nearly 900,000 people that live in the region making it the second largest population center, urban center in the country. this area is no stranger to violent earthquakes like this one. the town of concepcion was moved after the buildings were totally erased by earthquakes numerous times over a period of 200 years. chile h

never forget what happened that day in april 2001, when this plane was shot down in a cia operation in peru>> when my daughter was shout out of the air and my granddaughter was murdered, as far as i'm concerned, and nobody has had to pay any price for it, it's unbelievable. it's immoral. it's not right. >> reporter: as part of a u.s. effort to stop drug smuggling from south america, the cia aircraft mistakenly identified the aircraft as likely belocking to a drug smulinger. >> we're trying to remain covert. >> reporter: the cia could not have been more wrong about who was on the plane. they were american missionaries from michigan, jim and veronica bowers. also on board the plane was the bowers' then 6-year-old son cory and their infant daughter, charity. >> nobody's been punished for it. nobody nobody's been health accountable. rrl over the course of one hour and 49 minutes, cia personnel would never correct their mistake. and, in fact, would violate again and again what were thought by the white house to be strict rules of engagement, including a check of the plane's tail number. that did

and from peru, "the milk of sorrow"he story of an indigenous woman struggling to cope with an illness. the french film "the prophet" made the short list, the story of a young criminal sentenced to one of ance's toughest prisons. there he falls in with the loaders of a prison gang and rises in the ranks. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> and finally there is "the white ribbon" from germany. the story of a young man trying to overcome the tyranny of village elders it won the top prize at last year's cannes film festival. and the oscar goes to -- well, for that, you will just have to wait until march. >>> and that's it for now, but don't forget, you can find more news and perspective at world focus.org. thank you for joining us and good-bye. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

innocent missionary when their plane was shot out of the sky in peru. our exclusive r investigation reveals what the cia knew all along and tried to keep secret. that's tomorrow. that's our report for tonight. for all of us at abc new, good night, america. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. a new season of "lost" premiered on abc and new batch of bobble heads. if you're one of the first 1,000 ordered. you'll get a jimmy kimmel dharma patch for free. i'm so excited to bobble along with them, i asked our chief scientist guillermo, to shrink me down to the size of a bobblehead. let the shrinkage begin! hello. oh, right, how silly of me. you guys aren't talking to each other. so what's gonna happen this season? are you gonna die? was that a yes? oh, my god! the smoke monster? run! wait a second. that's not the smoke monster. guillermo! >> oops, i think i left my pop tarts in the toaster too long. >> dicky: to get your "lost" bobbleheads, go to abc.com right now. and while you're there, make sure you check out the "jimmy kimmel live" home page. >> jimmy: "jimmy

certainly the government in peru doesn't. the government of mexico doesn't and while brazil under lula to a certain extent has to deal with venezuela because it is close by, i certainly think that actually lula is a wonderful president for brazil. i think he has put his country on a path that is leading it to become one of the great powers in the future. >> other questions? >> i was wondering if in your opinion if you believe that guantanamo is strategically important to our military today. >> no. not right now. since the 19 70's and 80's, guantanamo has become primarily a coast guard facility and there also is a place it's no longer called immigration and naturalization service, but csis and the process people who want asylum. however, there are plans underway to expand the panama canal so that it can accommodate much larger ships than it has been able to of course with the development of very large battle ships and aircraft carriers and freighters and so on. assuming that expansion of the panama canal takes place, once it i

we have already seen this in chile, peru and other locations around the basin. hawaii has initiated evacuations as well as i just recently heard they are also evacuating people off the beaches in american samoa. in addition to the warnings in the pacific basin, we also have tsunami advisories posted for california, oregon, washington, alaska and the west coast of canada. we are expecting significant -- we are expecting to see very significant currents in the area. very turbulent water in bays and harbors of those locations. >> the wave generated by this earthquake in the hours immediately following the quake itself were described as moving across the ocean as fast as a jetliner. how would you characterize the waves now from the data you're looking the at and what you're hearing? >> yes. the waves are proilgating across the ocean at the speed of a jetliner, 450 to 6 a miles per hour. as they get nearer to shore in all of these areas, and it's happening at different times around the basin, but as they do get nearer to shore, they encounter shallower and shallower

peru, two buses crashing head on on a stretch of highway in the northeast. 35 people. police and firefighters had to use cutting equipment to reach many of the injured trapped inside the vehicle. no official cause released. but a local newspaper reported the highway where the crash occurred had no center dividing line. israel, three lion cubs making their public debut at safari zoo just outside of tel aviv. an animal trainer says they were born a month ago. the cubs, all female, the trainer says the zoops lion population had dropped from 50 to just 9. the hope, fees females will help boost the population in the next few years. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> shepard: we all know the government can take away our homes to clear way for roads or strip malls. what about your museum if you happen to have one? next, why the government seized the musicians hall of fame in nashville. and what the owner plans to do about it. we'll report. you decide on the eminent domain battle in music city, u.s.a. police say she was found cryin

that is what we call it and then perus a very intense period of snow. we think that is tonight into early tomorrow morning. 34degrees is our current temperature. that has dropped during the last hour. 20 in gaithersburg. 32 in leonardtown. winchester at 31 degrees. in stevensville, it is # 2 degrees at this hour. here is a look at the satellite- radar. now, again, this particular satellite-radar overplaying the moisture a little bit. it is not overplaying the moisture. it is showing the moisture but it gives the impression that we are seeing a lot of precipitation here. we are not yet. a few spots may be. the leading edge of snow is in southwestern virginia. here is the rest of the storm moving across the southeast. lots of rain, heavy rain, we have thunderstorms earlier, all pushing to the east-northeast. that low pressure system builds off the coast of the carolinas. it works its way up the coast an archbishops us a lot of heavy snow. here is what we're thinking right now as far as the totals. we may streak this a little bit. we have abeen tweaking it

. >> host: i know i grew up here in the roosevelt new peru harbor was going to take place and didn't do anything about it but that's not so but what is so and is consistent with previous presidents as he did come in you tell me i think that it is on controvert it, that he did what the enemy to fire the first shot. >> guest: in fact we now have because opening of the archives we have records of medians between churchill and fdr where fdr says we manage things so there is a military incident so he thought was important fire the first shot. he did a lot to maneuver the japanese into a difficult position. he didn't know there was plenty attack on pearl harbor. but he thought that the japanese might try to attack somebody at some time. they would with singapore and the british but he was trying to press the japanese into a corner of the same time that he was also conducting an undeclared war back in the north atlantic with the germans but he was doing everything he could to get the united states into world war ii and i think it is best for the country in the best for the world that he did

with the assistance of our intelligence community two of my constituents were tragically killed in peru. shot down by the peruvian air force. we need an unclassified version of this report being made available to the public and more importantly to the families. the families of those who were killed. you know, it wasn't that long ago, it was in the last month, that there was a discussion of accountability review. almost nine years after that tragic shootdown there was an accountability board that had been convened and its results have been made or were reported to our committee. four weeks ago, roughly four weeks ago, i asked the director of the c.i.a. whether the families of those killed would be briefed on what was found in the accountability board and whether -- and the accountabilities that were put in order. to date i'm yet waiting for an answer. this has been unfair to these families, it's been unfair to the american public that when we've had such a tragic failing in the intelligence community which included from my perspective an attempted coverup by the previous administration o

for adopted screen play are as follows: for best foreign language we have, ajami, and ojos, and from perueased to announce that the ten films selected as best picture nominees for 2009 are "avatar," james cameron. "the blind side," nominees to be determined. district nine. "education," and "the hurt locker," nominees to be determined. " "ingloerious bas yards." "up." and "up in the air," and "precious. >>> please join us in a little more than a month when we find out who goes home with the oscar. it will be a night to remember. see you then. >>> everybody here excited. the culmination of the award season. what stands out to me, john and kiran, "avatar," nine nominations and "the hurt locker," nine nominations. everybody calling this a david and goliath story. "avatar" has made more than $2 billion worldwide. a couple other things. the "blind side" was a surprise for best picture. there was a little cheer here, 450 people here on hand for the announcements. no surprise, meryl streep, and this is her 16th oscar nomination. still the leading oscar nominee of all-time, and sand rmarch 7t acad

there are more than 2000 tourists in peru that are stuck by mud -- in europe, something is paralyzing the economic activity. a few years ago in france, thousands of people died because of high temperatures. we need to act now. mexico has a clear commitment in order to achieve these comprehensive, robust, and substantial agreements. >> mr. president, thank you. maybe the magic words are substantial agreement. we will come back and talk about how we did find that -- how we define that. another point that you made was that we must start taking action to date. carlos ghosn, one of the key variables in climate change car emissions from transportations. you have been at the center of transformation of that industry. when you hear him say we have to start taking action today, what does that say to you? >> let me talk about the mexican commitment. mexico was the first developing country -- we were the first in developing countries to establish a unilateral, unconditional commitment to reduce 50 million tons a year starting in 2012. we are submitting our commitment in order to reduce 30% are e

there are more than 2000 tourists in peru that are stuck by mud -- in europe, something is paralyzingmic activity. a few years ago in france, thousands of people died because of high temperatures. we need to act now. mexico has a clear commitment in order to achieve these comprehensive, robust, and substantial agreements. >> mr. president, thank you. maybe the magic words are substantial agreement. we will come back and talk about how we did find that -- how we define that. another point that you made was that we must start taking action to date. carlos ghosn, one of the key variables in climate change car emissions from transportations. you have been at the center of transformation of that industry. when you hear him say we have to start taking action today, what does that say to you? >> let me talk about the mexican commitment. mexico was the first developing country -- we were the first in developing countries to establish a unilateral, unconditional commitment to reduce 50 million tons a year starting in 2012. we are submitting our commitment in order to reduce 30% are emissions f

guest: i was in the mountains of peru.immer, i played soccer with the local soccer teams. i was building schools and water systems. i will tell you, the peruvians that i worked with, they work hard. host: one year later, with regard to transportation in recovery projects. next phone call on the democrat line. caller: i want to start with an observation and then ask a question. i find it interesting, on the previous topic, everyone was talking about socialism this, socialism that. this is government programs, government spending. almost speaking of in as if it was an evil institution. now we have the actual implementing of the drums, and everyone seems to be more concerned now about who gets a piece of the pine. to me, it seems hypocritical. we were just talking about how this government, in their words, take over, of these institutions is an unjust. now we are talking about how these jobs are being doled out. getting to my question, it is a topic that has not yet been touched upon, but it is something that the current admi

being accused of a cover-up in the death of two americans in peru and lawmakers are calling for accountabilityaries ronnie and jimmy bowers plane was shot down killing ronnie and their infant daughter, c.i.a. operatives were in contact and watched the shooting happened even though they questioned it. >> tell them to terminate. >> no, i won't shoot. >> tell them to terminate. >> congressman is calling for a complete accounting from the c.i.a. the c.i.a. says it's protested the shooting and blames the peruvian air force for executing it. >> john edwards' former aide on the show yesterday revealing some shocking voice mails from his former boss on hannity last night. he asks andrew to play along with deceiving his wife elizabeth. >> the reason we're calling is because elizabeth is standing there. i'm calling saying what happened? how did this happen? what's going on? that's because elizabeth is standing there. >> dr. phil mcgraw tried to explain why young was complicity in that scandal. >> he was very, very involved in this and i guess thought at some point that america is just stupid. that they'

one of the amendments, the amendment on the issue of peru, is a direct result of complaints raised bythe intelligence community? my message has always been consistent. we appreciate their work. we honor their professionalism. we depend on them. the safety of our country relies on them doing the job that they need to do. it's interesting for me to note that over the course of the last few months because of a -- an issue that the minority has with miranda warnings, that they have been repeatedly questioning the proficiency of the federal bureau of investigation. i have 26 1/2 years experience in federal law enforcement. i have had an opportunity to work with the agents of the federal bureau of investigation. and i know they are the best we've got. you know why i say that? because they didn't need to resort to waterboarding. they didn't need to resort to enhanced interrogation techniques. all they did was conduct interrogations professionally. all the tools to bear that they have traditionally relied on, and they have gotten information from the individual that tried to take down the air

today, for instance, there are more than 2000 tourists in peru, they are trapped by flood.two years ago in france, thousands of people die do the wave, the wave of high temperature that france suffered. so we need to act now, and mexico has a clear commitment in order to achieve this comprehensive, robust and substantial agreement. >> mr. president, thank you. may be the magic words that we hear is substantial agreement. and will come back and talk about, you know, how we begin to define that. the other central point of the present made was that we must start -- we must are taking actions today. carlos, going into one of the key climate change our admissions from transportation, and you've been at the center of the transformation of the industry. and maybe -- when you're the president say we have to start taking actions today, what does that say to? >> let me talk about the mexican commitment. mexico was the first developing country in order to present the for communication to the united nations related to our emissions. the first developing country to establish a unilatera

guest: i was in the mountains of peru.ost: one year later, with regard to transportation in recovery projects. next phone call on the democrat line. caller: i want to start with an observation and then ask a question. i find it interesting, on the previous topic, everyone was talking about socialism this, socialism that. this is government programs, government spending. almost speaking of in as if it was an evil institution. now we have the actual implementing of the drums, and everyone seems to be more concerned now about who gets a piece of the pine. to me, it seems hypocritical. we were just talking about how this government, in their words, take over, of these institutions is an unjust. now we are talking about how these jobs are being doled out. getting to my question, it is a topic that has not yet been touched upon, but it is something that the current administration has made great strides on. that is the dependency on foreign oil. i look at the high speed rail system in europe, the efficiency of britain's transit s

there are more than 2000 tourists in peru that are stuck by mud -- in europe, something is paralyzingc activity. a few years ago in france, thousands of people died because of high temperatures. we need to act now. mexico has a clear commitment in order to achieve these comprehensive, robust, and substantial agreements. >> mr. president, thank you. maybe the magic words are substantial agreement. we will come back and talk about how we did find that -- how we define that. another point that you made was that we must start taking action to date. carlos ghosn, one of the key variables in climate change car emissions from transportations. you have been at the center of transformation of that industry. when you hear him say we have to start taking action today, what does that say to you? >> let me talk about the mexican commitment. mexico was the first developing country -- we were the first in developing countries to establish a unilateral, unconditional commitment to reduce 50 million tons a year starting in 2012. we are submitting our commitment in order to reduce 30% are emissions fro

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