i'm out of peru. i was elated as i walked under the sign.er my shoulder. i never want to see that country again. i can't even describe how happy i was to actually have finally walked out of peru. we made it. i'm free. >> not yet. we still have to have your passport stamped. >> i couldn't believe it. >> why? >> we need to have your passport stamped out of the country. >> i didn't know what to do at that point. i was so scared we were going to end up being arrested and thinking, it's over again, you know? i mean, i can't believe it. i didn't want to be showing anyone my passport. if they run my name, maybe it will come back i'm supposed to be in lima. they would arrest me and send me back to prison and i would die in there. we walked into the border patrol place. and we walked up to one of the windows. the guard looks at my friend's passport and he starts flipping through it. where's your stamp for leaving peru? >> i didn't get my passport stamped on the way out. i didn't even think about it. so the man says, well, you need to have your passpo

peru declares a state of emergency after an oil spill in the waterways of the amazon rain forest did he have states indigenous communities. >>> macedonian police fired tear gas at hundreds of refugees and migrants trying to burst through a fence from greece. this is how it looked two hours ago. the tear gas was set off after a large crowd of people was seen smashing a section of the fence. the refugees are stuck in a huge bottleneck waiting for macedonian authorities to let them continue through the balkans. a handful are being allowed to pass each day, only those from syria and iraq. we have the latest. >> the situation has actually calmed down. there are still 100 people, young men sitting there on the railroad tracks just in front of that gate where the rioting happened earlier today. they are now chanting open the borders, some holding white flags. behind the fence is a heavy presence of macedonian police and military who have been deployed there as soon as those riots happened. earlier, we also saw a helicopter circle that area twice at low altitude, by and large, people have mo

john holman, peru. >> still ahead on al jazeera, a sharp exit for this nascar driver.y will be here with that story in sports. >> welcome back. let's catch up with all the sports. fifa is trying to put all the attention back on what they're supposed to be all about. >> yes, new man. new job and first day at the office. jianni infantino said that his decision to put football at the center of the sports world governing body. he was elected to replace the president of fifa on friday. blaster has bee >> i was elected on friday to be the president of fifa, to be the leader of fifa. the leader setting the tone. the leader will have to do some convincing work. of course it's not a dictatorship. it's a democracy. i was to convince those to do the right thing and develop football the right way. >> government, leadership, that happens now. so i'm really happy with that. >> being released from prison early after serving time of tax evasion accused of hiding $30 million of assets. the 1974 world cup winner served half of his 3.5 year sentence and is back working with bayern youth

in hard-hit countries like peru, fumigation efforts in hard-hit countries like peru, fumigation efforts continue. experts say wearing insect repellent is one way to avoid zika. the world health organization calls zika a "global health threat." china has reported its first case of zika. they say a man who recently traveled to venezuela contracted the virus. the country's family planning commission says they do not expect the virus to spread there. the royal caribbean cruise ship that was damaged by a powerful storm will arrive in its home port in new jersey tonight. 'anthem of the seas' went through a storm with hurricane force winds and 40 foot waves on sunday. that forced the cabins until the storm passed early monday. four people were hurt, none of them seriously. new this morning.. the department of justice is considering legal action against the city of ferguson.. just hours after city leaders call for a revision to proposed changes. the changes were announced in front of a packed house tuesday night. it took months of negotiations before the settlement with city leaders. many were

. >> two rivers in the amazon basin have been contaminated by anas massive oil spill in peru.lmost 3,000 barrels of crude oil have spewed into the water following a pipeline burst. thousands of tribes who rely on that river have been hit the worst as john hullman explains from the peruvian amazon. >> the scene behind me from the amazon region in peru would look pretty idyllic if you didn't know about 3,000 barrels of crude oil had spilled into this river from a burst pipeline. this river really is at the center of various communities of i know did i know win us people who live on indigenous people. they use the river to bathe, wash clothes and catch fish. when the oil spilled into this river, it affected the center point of their existence and at the moment, they are eating vegetables. we have been talking to various of them and waiting for the government to see what it can offer to try to resolve this problem. it was a state company, a state oil company whose pipeline burst and oil spilled into this river, called petro peru. now, the government has declared a state of emergen

una protesta de activistas frente a las oficinas de pedro perÚ, empresa estatal de petrÓleo recreo enste desastre ecolÓgico y que serÁ evaluado todo el oleoducto. enrique: presidente obama no querÍa cantar durante el Último evento de musical la casa blanca durante su administraciÓn pero no se resistiÓ. ♪ ♪ >>nos encontraron vivo, que nos ayuden. quien sabe la verdad? crÓnicas de sÁbado, el misterio de los 43. ♪ ♪ enrique: cerramos con el presidente obama en esta noche de viernes, en un tributo al cantante ray charles en la casa blanca. ilia: dijo que no querÍa cantar pero al final tomÓ el micrÓfono. enrique: es la Última ediciÓn de su mandato a lo que ellos instalaron. para bailar. ilÍa: mucho talento, que envidia me da. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ conde: sucesor de joseph blatter, jinfantino, promete limpiar la imagen dela fifa. pumas en el arranque de la octava fecha del clausura mexicano. esta golfista causa furor en redes sociales al demostrar que es tan bella como peligrosa. asÍ comienza contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

there is more to come for you on the "newshour" we will bring you the latest from peru as two riversn the amazon basin are contaminated. the children in the democratic republic of congo vulnerable to people trafficking. in sport, step curry takes his place among basketball's greats. >> are miners across this region affected by the dodd-frank law? >> sourced from illegal mines. >> this is a serious problem. >> an undercover investigation reveals the real cost. >> there's no way of knowing what minerals are coming in. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. ♪ >>> welcome back. you are watching "the newshour". let's take you through the top stories. russia and the assad regime have been accused of continuing attacks in some areas of syria despite a cessation of hostilities. >>> at least 70 people have died in an isil attack in the predominantly shia neighborhood north of the iraqi capitol. >>> employe. >>> greas

for robert campbell aka the chocolate alchemist it started with a trip to peru. he hand-selected the beans from peru and el salvador and the dominican republic. he roasts the beans abbey separates the good from the bad and separates the shell from the nibbs. he built a glass chocolate room so diners can watch him work. >>> are are you you the only one doing bean to bar? yes, i love the process of it. i love the process, i love how chocolate makes you feel. >>> happy valentine's day. >>> you can see the special valentine's show tonight on 6abc at 7:00 p.m. >>> welcome back so glad you stayed with us on a saturday morning, 5:50, looking live, sky6 live hd over center city the temple university camera there, hey, no snow, but that could change. meteorologist chris sowers will have an update later on the in the newscast. >>> in "healthcheck" there's new recommendations to try to decrease the spread of the zika virus. men returning from south american countries should use protection because of high risk of birth defects in pregnant mothers glrveg. >>> johnson and john

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our story comes from peru, where retreating glaciers are only one of the many signs of the impact of climate change. drought is hitting the region hard with many indigenous mountain communities forced to abandon their villages in search of water. there is no easy answer to their problem, but ancient inka knowledge could help them to adapt to their changing environment. ♪ >> there's only one glacier left here in the yauyos-cochas national park in peru. there used to be more. to robejildo taipe, the landscape here is beautiful. so long as the glacial waters don't disappear, this region 4000 meters above sea level will remain a place he loves. >> there was no glacial ice left here when i was born. there's some snowfall in winter. it settles up there on the peaks, but as soon as winter's over, it looks like this again -- what we can see now. >> he lives in miraflores, down in the valley. the elderly folk in the village worry about an impending water shortage. they still remember what happened to their ancestors. life in the valley is becoming increasingly hard. there's some tourism to th

>> more than 8,000 people in this region in northeastern peru have been affected. they rely on the river for water. >> it's affecting everything, our crops, the animals, the people, the fish. we grow our rice in the ravine. the children bathe there. the animals drink that water. >> these children say they were given tips to help clean up, despite the health risks. the oil company denies using children. teams of villagers working 12 hour shifts to remove the oil bucket by bucket, but experts say the damage is done. >> it's a fairly large spill that affect the bio diverse amazon region. the water for the people has been polluted. what measures will they take into it doesn't happen again? >> the pipelines are more than 40 years old. it's not the first time they've ruptured. >> indigenous gaps say there's been more than 20 oil spills in the last four years that have affected their community. the minister of environment said the company is responsible for at least the last three and will face a fine of nearly $17 million. >> environmental regulator can't say what the ex

rely on the river have been hit the worst. >> reporter: the scene behind me from the amazon region in peruould look pretty nice if you didn't know that about 3,000 barrels of crude oil had spilt into this river from a burst pipeline. this river really is at the center of varies communities of in-- various communities of daughter-in-lawing-- communities of indigenous people. they use the war to bathe and close and catch the fish that is a major part of their diet. this spill affected their super point of their existence. we've been talking to varieties of them and waiting for the government to see what it can offer. it was a state company, state oil company whose pipeline burst and whose oil spelt into this area. government has declared april state of emergency here. it is said that they can't use the river. it is trying to sort out medical attention for people who need it, but this isn't the first time that this has happened. 20 spills in the last five years have been registered. so in this latest one, the short-term solutions are kicking off, many say a little bit late, but the long-term

but significantly less powerful than before >>> still ahead on al jazeera, the latest from peru as two rivers in the amazon basin are contaminated by a massive oil spill. people are flocking to cuba for medical health services. all that when we come back. ome back. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories. the u.n. and partner aid organizations say life saving aid will be delivered to 154,000 syrians in besieged areas in the next five days. a cessation in hostilities remains in place in syria as it entered its third day. at least 70 people have died in an i.s.i.l. attack just forth of the iraqi capital. cardinal pell has been compelled to give evidence >>> an explosion occurred after rescuers tried to rescue workers from a collapsed mine. the operations have been halted. those trapped under ground have died. two rivers in the amazon basin have been contaminated. thousands of indigenous tribes who rely on the river have been worse hit. >> reporter: the scene behind me from the amazon region in peru would look eye dillic-- idyllic if you didn't know that thousands of crude oil hal

peru has declared an emergency three weeks after its main oil pipeline burst. 3,000 barrels of oil have been flowing into the river. >> reporter: a teenager in this region enters this river the way he has always done. there is a new danger in these waters. a couple of weeks ago 3,000 barrels of oil burst out of a pipeline and into the main source of water and food for several indigenous communities. the government has told the group they shouldn't eat fish from the river. it has hit families like this hard. they're surviving on ban ans. >> translation: people are contaminating the forest more and more. sickness is coming. the river is polluted. fish are now sick just the like the people. >> reporter: the burst pipeline belongs to state company. the man in charge of the clean up operation told us that the oil is almost all gone and the fish are now fine. >> translation: has the company we say it is safe to bathe and you can eat the fish, but the population distrusts us because they don't know oil and its behaviour >> reporter: i asked him if the company had any results to back that claim

you mentioned secrecy, that is one of the things that upset people in places like new zealand, and peru, chile and other countries within the t.p.p. nations. it's negotiated in sequence. a text of the document has been released. so the background communication, deals struck, what was given away by one country to secure a deal. those texts, that sort of information has not been released, and will remain secret for another six years. that upset people. the overriding theme is a loss of sovereignty. they feel that by signing the t.p.p., countries like new zealand are giving away their sovereignty, they are handing over power to big corporations, and domestic laws will need to be changed. governments from new zealand and other countries say that is nothing new. that happens with all free trade deals. this one, because it is so large, so complex has gathered a lot of opposition. there are a few hundred people gathering outside this venue, protesting the signing of the t.p.p. >> thank you for that >>> japan's military is on alert to shoot down a north korean rocket. the north koreans insist t

. >> you're welcome >>> still to come here on al jazeera, peru declares an emergency weeks after oil started pouring into two rivers. farmers in indonesia go hungry because of the el nino phenomenon. phenomenon. >>> >>> >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. welcome back. headlining stories this hour from al jazeera. the aid operations, the people of syria is largely holding. in a letter opposition parties say continued breaches would make new talks unattainable. at least 70 people are confirmed dead following a suicide attack in a masht place in baghdad. i.s.i.l. bombers struck a busy shopping area in a mainly shia neighborhood on saturday. one of the vatican's highest ranking officials said the catholic church has made enormous mistakes in dealing with allegations of child sex abuse. he is giving evidence that about abuse that took place in the 07s >>> a man has been hanged in pakistan. he had been hailed as a hero by some pakistanis for killing a

we put may 10 into peru. and majority as i remember of democrats voted for peru which incorporated the may 10 provisions on worker rights and on medicines. they changed their laws before we voted. and charlie rangel and i went down to peru to essentially marked the success of the peruvian free trade agreement. let me just say there have been serious problems in its implementation which does lead to more unrest within the ranks of those who favor trade that has to be done in the right way. we put into peru the most innovative environmental provisions over in a trade agreement. because the amazon affects climate, i know republicans don't believe this, but because its effect on climate change and the problem has been with those provisions on deforestation, they haven't been effectively implemented. so in terms of anti-trade, i think you need to look at the record of people like myself as we've tried to shape trade agreements. there's a basic issue. for most republicans it remains a more trade the better, regardl

ojo con perÚ que fue tercero en la Última ediciÓn de la copa 2015 y completa el grupo haitÍ.junio en phoenix, venezuela y jamaica son los integrantes del grupo tricolor, sin duda mÉxico y uruguay los grandes favoritos para avanzar a la siguiente ronda. >> a lo mejor con la selecciÓn de jamaica se puede tropezar porquÉ ya se conocen y por la rapidez que tienen los jamaiquinos pero mÉxico no tendrÍa por quÉ tener algÚn problema de pasar primero en este grupo. >> argentina y chile estÁn en el otro grupo con panamÁ. >> asÍ quedÓ el sorteo regresamos con ustedes muchas veces y hasta la prÓxima. >> gracias a ustedes y mÁs adelante, cientos de personas se suben y para despdirnos, y para la despedida, ante la mirada de los viajeros muchos de los pasajeros de el metro de mÉxico muchos se sacaron la ropa cuyo propÓsito de alguna manera es demostrar lo que se puede hacer con trabajo. >> asÍ es todos llegaron vestidos pero a travÉs de un audio comenzaron a quitarse la parte de abajo de la ropa, enseÑando los calzoncillos, alguna de las presentes lo catalogaron como exhibicionismo, y otro

. >>> peru has declared an emergency three weeks after its main oil pipeline burst. 3,000-barrels ofwo rivers, affect being thousands of people from indigenous communities who rely on the rivers for food and water. john hulman has more from the river in the peruvian amazon. >> reporter: the scene behind from the amazon ring none peru would look pretty eye dial i can if you don't know about 3,000-barrels of crude oil had spilt in to this river from a burst pipeline. this river really is at the center of various communities of inning doubling us people which live on its banks. and they use the river to bathe, to wash their clothes, and to catch the fish which form a major part of their diet. so when the oil spilt in to this river it really affected the very center points of their existence. and at the moment they are eating vernal tales, we have been talking to various of them, and wait for this government to see what it can off tore try to resolve this problem. of course it was a state company, a state oil company whose pipeline burst and whose oil spilt in to river called pet roapetr

this spacecraft will undergo extensive testing for being manned torrential rains in peru are causing dangerous mudslides. at least 90 homes have been destroyed and more than 300 people have been displaced. they're cut off from accessing major roads because of falling trees and rocks. army soldiers and helicopters had to rescue 45 people who were hurt. others have had to cross rivers to get help. take a look at this video out of australia! homes are trying to clean up from a tumbleweed invasion. the weeds have covered homes, gardens and cars. people there say, they've had tumbleweed problems the last few years, but the dry weather has made it worse. because it is not considered a fire risk, the city council says homeowners must clean the mess up themselves. you can get 10 you can get 10 weather updates on the road - with our 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. the world bank is trying to prevent regions from suffering economicall

i was offered a job making chocolate in peru. i learned the whole process from the harvest of the fruit through the chocolate making process i grew up in peterborough. when i was looking at venues to open my first business, initially i was looking in the boston area. when i came home for a visit, i found this place. it felt perfect. what can i get you? people are loving it. it is a new flavor of chocolate for a lot of people because it is real chocolate. hi, karen. we are only open for visitors on weekends. we have a cafe where we serve sipping chocolate featuring our chocolate coffee and tea brewed from the husks of the cocoa beans. but really, the focus is the bars. this is our product we make and produce on site. 70% dark chocolate bars made from only organic, heirloom, we produce five varieties of that same dark chocolate. this one has a little bit of salt from the secret valley of peru. this has our house roasted cocoa nibs, the cocoa bean added back into the chocolate. this has a medium heat for any ruity chile. it is not y

her best friend says she's in peru as part of a fellowship, but while visiting columbia for the weekend was involved in a horrible accident have predicted. best friend - alexis tsavoussis says they'd like to have her flown back to the u.s. - to miami - for treatment. many of you have already responded to the call - donating more than 100- thousand dollars to a go fund me page in just one day. you can find that link right now at wtsp dot com. it's a sign that will make you do a double take. after doing their research, reading books on race relations, members of a bay area church are spreading a message that's raising some controversy. good samaritan presbyterian church posted this sign talking about white privilege and many are sounding off about it. 10 news reporter garin flowers church thinks it's see it. at good samaritan church in pinellas park...spreading their message is important. sophia stringer is a member. sot these are genuine people she appreciates the church.for being welcoming.and the members fighting for what they believe in.this past week, it was spreading this message wh

una protesta de activistas frente a las oficinas de pedro perÚ, empresa estatal de petrÓleo recreo enan sido despedidos a causa de este desastre ecolÓgico y que serÁ evaluado todo el oleoducto. enrique: presidente obama no querÍa cantar durante el Último evento de musical la casa blanca durante su administraciÓn pero no se resistiÓ. ♪ ♪ >>nos encontraron vivo, que nos ayuden. quien sabe la verdad? crÓnicas de sÁbado, el misterio de los 43. ♪ ♪ enrique: cerramos con el presidente obama en esta noche de viernes, en un tributo al cantante ray charles en la casa blanca. ilia: dijo que no querÍa cantar pero al final tomÓ el micrÓfono. enrique: es la Última ediciÓn de su mandato a lo que ellos instalaron. para bailar. ilÍa: mucho talento, que envidia me da. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dolores musculares, articulares, reumáticos, artríticos, provocados por el stress, la edad, el cansancio, dolores de espalda, cintura, cuello, brazos, codos. dolores por enfriamiento, torceduras, contracturas, dolores en tobillos, rodillas o en las piernas provocados por las várices

schuyler arakawa's best friend says she's in peru as part of a fellowship but while visiting columbia for the weekend, she was hit by a boulder. she has a fractured skull, five fractured vertebra, both of her femurs are fractured and a punctured lung. many of you have already helped, donating more than 100-thousand dollars to a go fund me page.. you can find that link on w-t-s-p dot com. three people are safe this morning after they were rescued by the u-s coast guard. in this video you can see crews hoisting the victims from the water off the washington state coast. it's unknown why they needed to be rescued. but we know the victims victims were holding onto a surfboard before being taken up in the helicopter. seven people are recovering in the hospital this morning after being involved in an avalanche in british columbia, canada. according to the canadian press, 13 avalanche was triggered. this happened not too far from where a 30-year-old man was killed on saturday after a nearby avalanche struck four snowmobile riders. if you're trying to lose weight, the bathroom scale can someti

. >> we have had many days of heavy rain across peru. paraguay, all the way to northern argentina, pushing to the south-east of brazil. looking at the satellite, a long line of cloud through keto, pushing across lima, into la perform az and beyond. come all the way down. massive cloud and a clutch of thunder storms. 85mm of rain coming out of the storm in the stays of 24 hours. you push along the same line of cloud and rain, that's where we see the flooding that occurred in peru. all four conditions, widespread flooding across parts of the south of the country, some to the north. in the south we see the flooding, and we have had problems with landslides are slides as well as this flooding. changing conditions in the next couple of days. a long line of wet weather. heavy rain. we go through saturday, and evens out as we go into sunday, and, indeed, into monday. it's a case of spot the difference for wets weather. south of that is fine. sunshine for buenos aires. cool sun shine, a positive part of the u.s. picking up nicely to 13 by sunday

we put may 10th into peru. majority as i remember of democrats voted for peru which incorporated the may 10th provisions were rights in madisons, change their laws before we voted and charlie rangel and i went down to peru to be essentially mark the success of the free-trade agreement. let me just say there have been serious problems in the implementation which does lead to more and rest within the ranks of those who favor trade that has to be done in the right way. we put into drew the most innovative environmental provisions in a trade agreement. because the amazon affects climate, i know republicans don't believe this but because of climate change but the problem is for those important provisions on deforestation it has not been effectively implemented. in terms of anti trade, you need to look at the record myself as we tried to shape trade agreement is, for most republicans is more trade the better, regardless of its content basically but for us it has been the need to have a trade policy and shaped its ter

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that's exactly what happened to a couple with their 2-year-old daughter in peru last ee believed that heavy rain in recent days caused the sinkhole. cranes were used to pull out the car. incredibly no one was hurta little rattled. >>> oh, my god. sight of a double-decker bus exploding yesterday terrified witnesses. they were not aware it was actually a stunt for the "the foreigner" starring jackie cam. some thought it was a terrorist attack and complained the public was not. do you think they could have put up some signs or something. >>> raiding isis. suspected of sending under the guise of humanitarian they also try to recruit women to marry isis fighters in syria. >>> this friday pope francis will land in mexico citys week-long trip. supporters are asks thousands of worshippers to create a wall of prayer by holding up their cell phones. >>> millions of people haved the beaches in rio de janeiro. last night the famous parade featured some pretty spectacular >>> let's get down to business. if you bet the denver broncos would win last night's game, your winnings are actuallye income.

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got her undergraduate pfrom yale and graduate from yale pand she's in south america doing ursue -- peru helping people. pwho would expect something like pthis to happen? pshe at this point is hopefully pgoing to be transferred with her pmom and with her sister who flew pdown there to help. pshe's going to be transferred pfrom south america up to miami, robably getting there around p6:00 or so tonight and then lots pof medical work to be done on pher. pshe has a fractured skull, she's pgot fractured ribs, she's got plung problems but her best pfriend told me it is amazing, palive. pback to you. p>>laura: thank you. p>>russell: it's 7:33 right now. pflorida primary is three weeks pfrom tomorrow and by then, only pa handful of presidential pcandidates may be left. pchief political anchor is in pthis morning to talk about the pmorning. p>>reporter: good morning. p>>russell: well, so following pthe weekend, it looks like it's ptrump and hillary, the two to p>> that's right. philly now heading to south pcarolina where she has an padvantage after that win in the pnevada caucuses and donald tru

. >>> man's best friend was invited to compete at this annual event in peru. the dog carnal costume competition, and the puppies the event aims to raise awareness for responsible dog owner -- ownership. >>> the candidate's last push to get voters out to the polls tomorrow. >> and we are enjoying an extra day we only get 4 year, but why? leigh spann explains the reason why leap year helps us to keep our calendar straight. >> you're watching news channel >>> welcome back to monday, leap day. it's time for traffic and we will go into polk county like 56 degrees winter haven. 49 in brooksville, and there's patchy clouds, and wherever the clouds are, you're warmer, and i'm finding the clouds over tampa, and notice there you're at 60 versus 57 now in venice. during the afternoon, a lot of sunshine, and feeling warm, especially in the sunshine, with the afternoon high of 74, and just a few clouds overnight, and mild. the low tonight of 57 degrees, and i will let you know about two cold fronts coming through the tampa bay area coming up. >>> thank you, leigh. good mor

. >>> the rain doesn't seem to stop in peru. residents have been dealing with strong rain since december december that's causing flooding. rivers are overflowing, streets are flooded, people are scrambling to evacuate homes that nearly under water. >>> in indonesia, people are dealing with a volcano spending smoke 10,000 feet high. authorities are monitoring this volcano. the area has been declared a high-risk danger zone for five miles and on the highest alert level since june of 2010. since 2010 after being dormant for 400 years. >>> a woman that visited south zika virus. she is not pregnant so there are no long-term health complications expected. zika is spread mainly through the bite of a species of mosquito not found in montana. >>> a family in the metro area is dealing with more heart break this morning. we first met the zapata family in 2008 when their daughter was murdered, likely because of her transgender identity. now, the death of angie's sister, monica zapata during a crash valentine's day. >> look out pretty the du

. -- peru.housands of indigenous tribes who rely on the river have been hit the worst. >> reporter: the scene behind me from the amazon region in peru would look very nice if you didn't know that about 3,000 barrels of crude oil had spilled into this river from a burst pipeline. this is at the center of varies communities of indigenous people which live on its banks and they use the river to bathe, to watch their clothes and to catch the fish which form a major part of their diet. so when the oil spilled into this river it really affected the very center point of their existence, and at the moment eating vegetables, we've been talking to various of them. it was a state company, a state oil company, whose pipeline burst and whose oil spilt into this river. the government has declared a state of emergency here. it is said that they can't use the river. it's trying to sort out medical attention for people who need it, but this isn't the first time that this has happened. 20 spills in the last five

.: and a vertamara: a woman in peru looks pregnant, but that is a tumor in her belly. this is something she has dealt with for the last eight years. doctors spent three hours successfully removing it. she will be able to the fill her dreams as studying for an accountant position. steve d.: and according to the white house, joe biden and his wife, jill, are going to the oscars in hollywood. they are making a call for sexual assault awareness. lady gaga will perform "so it happens to you" and that was also featured in a cnn documentary "the hunting ground" which focused on sexual assault on college campuses. you can watch the academy awards right here on abc 11. you can also download the app right now and check it out on your mobile device we will have a complete wrapup for you on sunday night on eyewitness news tamara: and hanging out at the beach. this picture was snapped this morning. about 14 feet long. it is not out of the ordinary to see these creatures on the beaches, according to experts. it left and returned to roll around some more. he is a smart guy. in action

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with your help, as president, >>> some story, a woman in peru is 35 pounds lighter after a successful surgery. >> doctors removed a massive tumor, it had been growing inside of her for the past 8 years. covering the world for you, the tumor on her overri caused her constant pain. she's recovering after a 3-hour procedure and ready to pursue her dreams of pursuing accounting. >>> the site of a plane crash in nepal. the wreckage was found, in a remote wilderness area wednesday. the plane lost contact 8 minutes >> the indian city joining the war, against selfies. that's after a string of accidents that have made india the world leader in photo related deaths. they will patrol selfie hot spots to remind people to be aware of their surroundings. >>> tell you what, not just there, we're hearing about it all over the place. >> the weather will be nice all into the weekend. >> we like you. >> we all like you, ed. >> we have no preg weather problems right now, it's been dry, and kind of sunny all day long, so it's been pleasant. here in february. as we take a look at the doppler 4,000, it back

burns, we're going to hug the coast all the way down until we get to peru. then we're going to catch the humboldt current, and drift across the pacific to tahiti. - yup, we'll be the first ones to ever make it in a 22-foot motor boat. - well, i don't understand what you're trying to do, - well you should be mrs. burns. after this little piece of navigation, we'll be in the same class with magellan and francis drake. - well, if they go to college with you why don't you take them on the trip? - we wouldn't have room for the mailbox. - well then i'd leave them home. - well, anyway, when we're in peru, we'll get you the material for a vicua coat. - oh, wonderful. i've always wanted one. i hear they're even softer than cashmere. - they come from a vicua . that's a south american animal kind of like a mountain goat. - well, when you catch one, make sure it has a 28-inch sleeve. - now comes the difficult part. see, i haven't told dad yet. i was trying to put it off 'til the last minute. - well, ronnie, i wouldn't if i were you. you know how your father feels about

well mudslides in peru have injured 25 people and seriously damaged more than a hundred houses. local authorities said the mudslides followed heavy the mudslides hit on tuesday, affecting more than seven -- roads, destroying houses, flooding surrounding plantations. helicopters took people displaced by the floods and mudslides to nearby camps. over to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> u.s. warplanes struck an isis camp in libya today where a senior operative in a terrorist group was believed to be a u.s. official. chouchenb is believed to have played an instrumental role in two terror attacks last year. isis claimed responsibility for both. unknown how many people were killed in today's air strike. >>> protester and rancher clint bun day will be extradited back here to nevada. that's according to court documents filed in oregon, where bun day was arrested last week. bun day faces charges of conspiracy relate today an armed substantial doubtoff near his ranch in nevada two years ago. officials say he led some 400 supporters, who faced off with federal land managers. bun day from

peru guatemala and honduras. the group is using mosquito eating fish to try and stop the virus it is also handing out mosquito nets and insect repellent. all eyes are on south carolina as candidates get ready for another round of primaries for many candidates these primaries are key to solidify their bid for the white house the republican candidates will again debate tonight as they continue their fight meanwhile hillary clinton needs a solid win over bernie sanders the reassure her supporters. here's abc's taxi percent democratic rivals hillary clinton and bernie sanders has their party manners on display in a political dinner. they clashed interstate thursday edition houghton secretary that is a low blow. now they're both vying for south carolina with tv in hillary clinton's invoking the charleston church shootings she said the shooting around the top in the donald trump is marking in the south carolina with a big lead in the pool we won every single category in new hampshire from confident enough to pull negat

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jay: from peru to nicaragua, they are working to stamp out the carriers of a virus that has scientists and doctors baffled. the virus usually only causes mild symptoms, but health experts say there appears to be a link between the virus and a condition in newborns. proven,t scientifically they believe that it is somehow slowing fetal brain development. >> the only cases that we see currently are from brazil. question,e concern in why we see them in brazil. is it because of other factors? the list of causes is long. of factors.ts other infections, alcohol, drugs, a long list. right now, a popular nightclub in northeast is shut down after a deadly stabbing. it will stay closed 96 hours. the stabbing happened just a four minute. the police found two victims, one hospitalized, one who died from his injuries. >> how could they do that? take my son's lifelike that? jonathan: there is no word on the condition of the other victim. if you have information, the d.c. police would like to talk to you. anison: a gaithersburg m will spend time behind bars for an overdose death linked to a sale of he