bbc news, peru. is petrol peru using children to help clean up that oil spill?disturbing images from the amazon . before we go, there is news from the dinosaur age we thought you should know. a fossil find in central asia is shedding new light on how the tyrannosaurus rex got to be quite so big. it seems they evolved from smaller ancestors and became supersized quickly. the bones which led to this discovery date back 90 million years. they were found in modern day uzbekistan. to abrings the program close. find out much more of the days news on our website, putting the latest on our top story, russia's partial military withdrawal from syria, which president putin and obama discussed on the phone. from all of us at "world news america," thanks for watching. i will see you here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america'

herida en el brazo pero estÁ fuera de peligro la tragedia el error que causa del terrorismo afectado peruespiadados que matar inocentes en lima perÚ marÍa luisa martÍnez. locutor: montenegro resultÓ gravemente herida en la explosiÓn del metro. locutor: hillary clinton se regrese miÉrcoles cientos de simpatizantes en stanford para recaudar fondos por su campaÑa clinton querÍa ser solidario con europa por los ataques de bruselas y comentÓ repudio a los grupos terroristas. locutor: de momento clinton, 181 delegado se requiere un mÍnimo de 2086 delegados para conseguir la denominaciÓn demÓcrata. locutor: se requieren 1237 delegados para lograr la candidatura republicana. locutor: el ex gobernador de la florida - que respalde el pre candidato republicano en cruz calificÓ con una persona consistente con valores y principios conservadores y llamo al partido republicano respaldar para que tocar en trump. los votantes de california decidan si se debe aumentar el salario mÍnimo aparecerÁ la brida electoral del 8 de noviembre la propuesta que beneficiarÁ a más de 3 millones de trabajadores del estad

desde venezuela, daniel garrido telemundo >>> a menos de un mes para las elecciones en perÚ.isiÓn. de todas maneras son 2 de los 18 candidatos que se inscribieron para competir en una campaÑa electoral sin precedentes en la historia de perÚ. liliana choi nos muestra de lima por quÉ esta elecciÓn es tan particular. >>> en plena acciÓn para capital votos en las elecciones del 10 de abril. aunque las cosas a veces se escapan de las manos. >>> la campaÑa presidencial mÁs extraÑa en la historia del perÚ se inscribieron 18 candidatos y solo un mes y medio de idas y venidas el jurado nacional de elecciones sacÓ a 2 favoritos de carrera. julio guzmÁn que estaba segundo en las encuestas fue retirado por alegada no cumplir con el proceso de elecciÓn interna en su partido. durmiÓ en una carpa frente al jurado elecciones, para protestar. >>> para uno tipo hay un tipo de leyes y para otros otras leyes. >>> guzmÁn apelÓ la decision del jurado y estÁ en capaz de espera cesar acuÑa que estÁ tercero estÁ retirado. entregÓ regalos a los potenciales electores y lo acusaron de plagiar una tesis

leticia: en perÚ el voto es un deber cÍvico obligatorio. hasta quÉ edades obligatorio votar?uÍ en el Área de la bahÍa? cÓnsul: los miembros de mesa electoral cumplen una labor importante del dÍa de la votaciÓn ya que de ellos depende la instalaciÓn, sufragio y el escrutinio de los votos y sobre todo que los demÁs ciudadanos puedan emitir su voto ese dÍa. leticia: ahora bien, si el dni de una persona tiene el domicilio en perÚ, puede votar en san francisco? cÓnsul: no, solamente para poder votar aquellos que en el documento de identidad seÑalen como domicilio san francisco.como lo repito es muy importante que ese dÍa llevÉ en ese documento consigo. leticia: perfecto, damos las gracias a la cÓnsul general el perÚ en san francisco candy chÁvez, muy buenas noches. guillermo: amigos al regresar de la pausa comienza a formarse el sistema tormenta invernal mÁs lluvia para el norte de california y viene la primavera en camino. tengo detalles al regresar. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>parece que va llover los prÓximos dÍas, aquí estÁ guillermo quiroz con el reporte del tiempo. guillermo: prepara el parag

. >>> peru is under a water quality emergency because of pollution in two rivers. why the company responsible is not doing enough to fix problems. also an american and a russian are about to return to earth after a record stay on the international space station. and tomorrow night, al jazeera america will have special extended coverage of super tuesday, as the results roll in beginning at 7:00 eastern. >> in today's off the radar sepght wsegment we head to the n shore of peru. john holman traveled to the remote indigenous villages in the peruvian amazon. >> reporter: a teenager enters the river the way he's always done. but there's a new danger in these ancestral 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 said the indians should not eat the fish or drink the water. >> translator: contaminanting the illness more and more. my grandparents didn't have sickness. they didn't used to control the fish or what you ate, but the fish are now sick jus

this patch of the desert in southern peru even looks like it could be from another world.ist says change the sky to orange and you are on mars. >> translator: we found here the closest similarity to the soil on mars. the organic matter, which is the base for life is almost non-existent here. >> reporter: and that's why scientists believe it is the perfect soil to breed a potato that could grow in extreme conditions as on mars. >> translator: the potato is an ideal candidate, because it has concurred all of the ecosystems on this planet. now there are more than 4,000 varieties in peru. >> reporter: researchers say the martian atmosphere has high levels of carbon dioxide which will help the potato grow. scientists and students are collecting soil samples. researchers will build a greenhouse simulating mars. 100 varieties have already been chosen for the experiment. >> translator: they will not be genetically modified by transformed by traditional breeding, pairing male and female plants to obtain a new variety, a new clone. we hope and we are sure it will be positive, becaus

here in peru that's only part of the problem.authorities that are meant to regulate the forests frequently sell fake permits to logging companies so they can cut down trees. people who are trying to stop that really seem to be banging their heads against the wall here. for example, the ex-head of the regulating authority was fired after he tried to clamp down on big logging companies. so although technological advances like this one could really help, there are only going to be effective when there is political will to sort this out on the ground. >> the biggest abortion rights challenge in the united states for over 20 years is heading to the supreme court. justices will be considering whether or not a controversial texas law which led to closures of clinic across the street goes against a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion. we have reports from fort worth. >> this small health center is at the center of the case that could effect millions of women's access to abortion. >> it is extremely important. it's really goi

the race for the white house and the mission to grow potatos on mars and what they are practicing in peruhello again the top stories here on al jazeera, russia is withdrawing the main part of its forces from syria, the russian military began an air campaign in september to support syria's president bashar al-assad and most military goals have been achieved. three refugees died trying to cross on the greek border attempting to go to macedonia and many are held by macedonia police. and myanmar's parliament elected a new president and tim is the country's first democratically elected leader after 50 years of military rule and part of the nld leader and she was barred from president because her two sons are british citizens. government ministers from france are travelling to the ivory coast, it's a show of support following an al-qaeda attack on a popular beach resort on sunday and 19 people were killed and nicholas reports. >> reporter: was selling jewelry to a young mother with her baby on the beach when she heard the first volumely of shots and still shaken 24 hours later she has come back

now el nino has be bringin wet weather to peru.e rivers have burst their banks and a dog was swept away by rushing waters last week. we have impressive video coming out of the west coast of peru. one precious dog was stranded on the rocks of the river. even though it tried to of swim through, it was swept further down by the powerful currents. rescue workers were able to finally reach the dog, in fact, they were able to take it to a local shelter. that's good news. the workers named the dog chilly after the river. and more rain is expected to battle peru because a disturbance has formed and it will pump up moisture, so various more rain is expected. so the risk of flooding will remain quite high. up towards the north, it has been a warm winter across alaska. inact, doged race is taking place in this area, but beuse of lacof snowfl, they broughsnow frofair ban to anorage. action anchorage is experiencing the second warmest winter on record. things will stay quite warm. and the high will be about 1 degree this time of year, but 4 deg

why peru? we don't know, but i think just having one secret service, and he's doing a great job, by the way, and under the circumstances, so i would echo chairman rodgers, that you all put a little bit more resources on that, because even though i think you said you got $10 million, that's probably just a drop in the bucket as to what they're doing, so i would ask you, following chairman rodgers, ask you to follow up on that and keep our office posted on that. second of all, director, what are you doing to combat organized crime with citizens and institutions in the u.s.? i have a press release in san antonio, i think it was in january, where you did this san antonio electronic crime task force and you brought people together and i want to thank you. this is very, very good. i would encourage you to set up something, if you can talk to your folks, do something on the border also and i'd be happy to bring you down to laredo and work with your folks, and i'llen happy to put folks from the border

that system extends all the way back towards peru there and peru has seen a lot of flooding in the past few weeks and yet more rain means yet more flooding here. these are the pictures we're seeing out there. it seems to be getting worse. unfortunately, over the next few days there's not going to be a great deal of let up for peru. you can see the dark blues there indicating we're expecting heavy rain. some of the worst of that is likely to be in the northern half of the country where we already have that flooding. more wet weather over the next few days. further south more dryer and in rio there will be the occasional shower >>> thank you for that. lots more to come, including a turkish town that has been nominated for the noble peace prize by its own government. plus how the world's top golfer is performing in florida. lorida. >>> the top stories. yemen's vice president has announced that the houthi siege of taiz has been broken after his forces advance in parts of the city. he said relief efforts will begin immediately but fighting continues in many areas still. u.s. republican presi

john holman has more. >>> a very familiar sheen in peru's amazon region.h oil leak in just five years from a pipeline owned by the state oil company. this woman is taking us to see the damage this time around, she is a leader of the indigenous communities who have been hit hardest. we meet this single mom who's fields on the river bank are ruined. >> translator: this is where we grow crops to feed our children. and now it is flooded with oil. who is going to give us food? because we can't eat what we grow here. >> reporter: officials from the oil company haven't yet inspect here when we visited. relief efforts for local communities had only just begun. >> translator: our authorities are acting really slowly because we're not important to them. we're human being just like them with rights too. now for the first time, we are up in arms. >> reporter: i asked the man in charge of petro peru's cleanup operation why spills have become so common. >> translator: it has happened several times, but because of natural causes in the majority of cases, or because of sa

peru. >> there is more to come for you on al jazeera. we'll have all the sport including the latetress tuesday's champions league games as teams battle for a place in the quarterfinal. >> we have sport with rahul. >> thank you very much. super tense stage of the world twenty20 has only gun but already pro tuesdayed a massive surprise. india lost it's game against new zealand. after hitting a six new zealand's was caught by robby ashwin. new zealand chose ton bat quickly lost their top three in the first seven overs. they lose four more wickets including ross taylor. he was run out after the third umpire was consulted. new zealand putting on what appeared to be an unbeatable score of 126-7. but india's start to their innings was worse. they lost the first three in the over. india's test captain but this event, he topped score with india for 30. gone were india's hopes with the fourth wicket. they would score the lowest target losing by 47 runs. al jazeera. >> now all eyes on the cricket world. the game is also gaining a foothold in rwanda

what is peru? no. [ beep ] country is argentina. todd, go again, though. cows for $800. andrew. what is angus? correct. sierra for $800. [ beep ] and the town is called back to you, andrew. sierra for $1,000. [ beep ] the other river is the tagus. back to you, andrew. charlie for $600. andrew. what is a laser? yes. charlie for $1,000. answer there -- daily double. and you're in the lead by a comfortable margin. daily double. all right, for $9,600, here is the clue for you in charlie. who is goodyear? charles goodyear, yes. he's the charlie, and we have a minute to go. andrew. what is the udder? udder -- that's it. cows, $400. [ beep ] she's known as a heifer. h-e-i. back to you, andrew. cows, $600. [ beep ] you haven't watched enough westerns -- locoweed. back you, andrew. cows for $1,000. developed in the same-named county in england, this breed is a big name in beef. [ beep ] that's a hereford. four clues still on the board, andrew. andrew. what is the berlin wall? good. [ beep beep beep ] and with that, you wind up at an even $10,000, so both todd and liz will have a lot of w

yosee the oud covethat's roing overot just peru but also even into brazil at this point.ant to show you the video. this is some very, very incredible video of a bus trying to cross this particular highway. this is obviously not recommended, especially with that type of situation. because cars can get washed away in those types of situations. but here's the sad news. on top of the fact that flooding has been taking place, two people have been killed, thousands are homeless because of the severe flooding. and the two casualties specifically were from a mudslide that took place when a river burst its banks outside of lima. in one location over this time period saw close to 40 centimeters of rainfall. and we are looking at more rain to continue. now, we are expecting the rain to taper off and to relax. hopefully that means it won't be quite as serious as it has been. but once you have these major flooding events it is likely to still take some time for the rivers to recede. we are expecting the rainfall to still be around the region for central and southern peru, as this enti

. >>> thousands of residents in southern peru have lost their homes due to severe flooding. heavy rains have been pounding the region for the past several weeks. we go to meteorologist robert speta now for the latest. >> yes. what we have been seeing out here is basically this weather pattern which has been sitting absolutely in place with the trough of low pressure, extending from peru, extending down to the southeast there in the southern areas of brazil. this is where you have been getting hit extra hard. the main reason for this is because it is the rainy season. you have the moisture coming in from the el nino. i want to show you video, incredible video coming out of areas of central and southern peru. this parking lot which has just been turned right into a river from these torrential rainfall. the road right there coming down the hillside, absolutely horrible. actually, about 30,000 people have been impacted by the most recent floods the past week, and 3,000 people have been left homeless. thousands of hectares of crops have been damaged because of the heavy rains, wh

nasa teamed up with the national potato center in peru. they want to develop a potato that can be grown on mars. we have a report from the desert. >> it's billions of years old, the oldest desert on earth. this patch of the desert in southern peru even looks like it could be from another world. nasa scientist said change the sky to orange and you are on mars. >> we found the closest similarity to the soil on mars. we have done experiments from gone to mars. mars. the basis for life are almost non-existent here. >> that's why science terrorists from nasa and the national potato center believe it's the perfect soil to breed a potato in soil conditions like on mars. >> the potato is the ideal candidate. it has conquered all the climate conditions on this planet. there are more than 4,000 varieties in peru. >> researchers say the martian atmosphere has high levels of carbon dioxide which will help potatoes grow. scientists and university students are collecting data and testing samples of the soil for the experiment. at the international potat

that's what we sought used to be peru was the main cultivator, they drove it out of peru and it went to columbia. they when it out of columbia and went back to peru. that's where we are now. as far as now. as far as i understand. was now the main provider of cocaine in the world. i would suspect that if they do get out of cocaine and it's far from a done deal that they would but if they did, i would keep an eye on peru and bolivia and have a look at that. i am less less up with the latest news on the talks. >> i'm a supporter of the peace and processing columbia i hope it goes well. i hope they sign it and i hope it works. but those are all hopes. in essence you can use tom's approach of using business metaphors and meta- methodologies to apply to other fields for the peace process and say essentially that what is going on the government of columbia is launching a friendly takeover of the franchise. so they are buying the franchise of the farc. so the fark appears more or less as an armed group and that friend disappears. they already have another bread that replaces that in columbia

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peru's electoral council said that he can't stand because of a technicality.keiko fujimori is facing allegations that she handed out gifts during her election campaign, which she denies. fujimori, who lost her 11 run off, will continue. >> the threat from the south comes as the u.s. and south korea stage joint naval exercises as their biggest every. rob mcbride has more now. >> this is a show of force intended to impress. one of the set piece drills of these annual exercises involving thousands of these troops from south korea and the united states. and they come at a time of increased tensions on the korean peninsula. in response to these drills north korea threatened preemptive strikes. while it's leader was shown on state run media inspecting missile tests. far from provoking north korea, this show of force insures stability. >> at the end of the day we sincerely believe in peace through strength. it is in the strength of our alliance that we believe that we can deter and avoid war. >> north korea claims these exercises are a prelude to war, allowing south

what is peru? no. [ beep ] country is argentina. todd, go again, though. cows for $800. andrew. what is angus? correct. sierra for $800. [ beep ] and the town is called truth or consequences. back to you, andrew. [ beep ] the other river is the tagus. back to you, andrew. charlie for $600. andrew. what is a laser? yes. charlie for $1,000. answer there -- daily double. and you're in the lead by a comfortable margin. let's make it a true daily double. all right, for $9,600, here is the clue for you in charlie. who is goodyear? charles goodyear, yes. he's the charlie, and we have a minute to go. cows for $200. udder -- that's it. cows, $400. [ beep ] she's known as a heifer. h-e-i. back to you, andrew. cows, $600. [ beep ] you haven't watched enough westerns -- locoweed. back you, andrew. cows for $1,000. developed in the same-named county in england, this breed is a big name in beef. [ beep ] that's a hereford. four clues still on the board, andrew. [ laughs ] charlie, $200. andrew. what is the berlin wall? good. [ beep beep beep ] and with that, you wind up at an even $10,000, in

we showed you peru last week. we talked about el nino and how it changes the weather pattern around the world. some have devastating droughts and floods and this is what you are seeing in peru and bow live yavment they -- and bolivia. peru has the more serious damage n one spot, 2,000 people are cut off because of the flood waters. farmers are rushing to rescue what crops they can from the floods. what a mess there. and hopefully, as we get through the next few months, this strong el nino pattern will back off and we'll get back to a neutral pattern for summertime. in southern virginia, there is a winter weather advisory. the potential is 1 to 4 inches of snow. it will be a wet, slushy snow that if it comes down heavy enough it will accumulate perhaps on roadways but mainly the elevated surfaces, the front porches, the decks, the trees. these are winter storm warnings. perhaps 3 to 5 inches there. counties in our state are not in advisories, the advisory just doesn't stop at the line. it is a possible that some of

a native of peru, he remembered the el nino that sent flood waters pouring towards his home. life. >> and i followed it. >> today, senior scientists - stories about el nino go back hundreds of years. even the incas noticed it, before anyone mentioned climate change. >> for those people we say it's a sign of climate change? >> it's something that has been occurring repeatedly back as far as we can find orders. we don't know how it will impact. will it be stronger, weaker? >> reporter: the ocean plays host to a range of creatures, great and small. from ut tiny crabs to the predators following them north to eat them. >> it's a huge redistribution of sea life. all different types of tuna. the whole eco system is changing, there's two faces to el nino. >> chavez says we should try to understand the waters. like the great african desert. an el nino is like afghanistan the lines from one side to the other. except the big predators are less predictable. >> that is a great white. >> they have been spotted before. >> the attack on the see lion in full few of tourists made waves because

matthew is already serving three life sentences for sexual assault. 3 authorities in peru say thay are sending the military to help areas affected by floods that hit the country over the weekend. scientists blame el nino for the heavy rains and severe flooding. several areas of the country were impacted. peru's ministry of defense says it will deploy 250 soldiers to help clean up and rebuild damaged towns. 3 american astronaut scott kelly will return to earth along with two russian cosmonauts today. kelly is wrapping up a full year on board the international space station. he now holds the american record for time spent in orbit. the capsule is set to land in kazakhstan at about 11:45 tonit... our time. 3 3 3 3 we have an early bird gets the win giveaway this morning! we are giving away a family four pack of tickets to dollywood! just go to facebook the winner will be announced just before 7 this morning. and coming up, we will get an inside look at the exciting new roller coaster coming to the theme park! 3 3 3 google is admiting one of its robot cars played a part in a crash. coming

to help it extract information from dozens of i-phones. 3 authorities in peru say thay are sending the military to help areas affected by floods that hit the nation over the weekend. scientists blame el nino for the heavy rains and severe flooding. several areas of the country were impacted. peru's ministry of defense says it will deploy 250 soldiers to help clean up and rebuild damaged towns. 3 american astronaut scott kelly will return to earth along with two russian cosmonauts today. kelly is wrapping up a full year on board the international space station. he now holds the american record for time spent in orbit. the capsule is set to land in kazakhstan at about 3 we have an update this 3 we have an 3 update this morning... on two bloodhound puppies. henderson county deputies stopped by clear creek elementary school yesterday with two members of his team, to announce their new names. meet "echo charlie foxtrot" and "bailey lola snifferdoodles" they are four- months old, and deputies in training. their names were chosen by the students through a contest. fifth grader lililian stone

. >> hundreds have been evacuated in peru, leaf rain brought on by el nino. peru's ministry of defense says the army will be sent to the worst hit areas to help rebuild. >> astronauts are returning to earth after spending a record 340 days. their physical and mental condition will be examined by physicians to determine their fitness. >> over the past weeks, scott kelly and his russian counters part have taken part in six space walks and taken part of experiments of edible vegetables in weightless conditions. researchers will be giving the most attention, kelly says he feels fine physically but has a keener sense of the social isolation of space travel and after spending almost half the time in a box half the size of a phonebooth, a mars journey would take 500 days or more. >> making that private area as perfect as possible i think will go a long way towards reducing fatigue, reducing stress. >> while scientists will collect data from both astronauts, it will be kelly who will be examined, with his twin brother mark who is retired. >> be there for mris and ult

has teamed up with the international potato center in peru. they wanted to develop a poe day owe that could be grown on marz-- tomatos. >> reporter: this patch of the desert in south peru looks like it could be from another world. n.a.s.a. scientist said change the sky to orange and you are on marz. >> translation: we found similarity here to that of marz. >> reporter: that's why scientists from n.a.s.a. and the international potato center believe it is a perfect soil to grow a potato. >> translation: the vegetable is an ideal candidate because it has conquered all weather conditions here. >> reporter: researchers say the atmosphere has high levels of carbon dioxide which will help potatos grow. scientists and university students are collecting data and testing samples of the soil which will be transported to lima for the experiment. at the center, researchers will build the greenhouse simulating marz. 100 varieties have been chosen for the experiment. >> translation: they will be transformed by traditional breeding pairing male and female to

abortion is illegal in peru except in cases of rape or when the mother's life is in danger. a sudan ease reality show is hoping to courage entrepreneurship in the country. >> reporter: this man's business is not even a year old. but he can already see it dominating the african continent. he poured his savings into this app. it allows australiaers to call for taxis and pay for the ride in tax. >> we are pioneering sudan to make this business model. >> reporter: in order to expand, he says he needs to launch an advertising campaign beyond social media. that's why he ask competing on this reality show promoting entrepreneurship. it is called my project. it is sponsored by the british government. the first prize is $30,000. he is one of six finalists whittled down from about 1500 applicants. aspiring entrepreneurs in sudan cannot get along without collateral. there are no investors search for the next event to fund. the hope is eventually banks will offer financing and the investors will follow. business owner says he created the reality show to your due talent-- nurture talent.

con diferencia de goles es lÍder seguidos por ecuador, argentina, chile, colombia, brasil paraguay, perÚrto hizo llorar? leÓn: me hizo llorar el salvador,ademÁs, si no se quieren formar, le diremos porque es bueno armarse de paciencia. estamos en vivo desde san francisco, donde el termÓmetro marca 53. --la biblioteca del congreso de los estados unidos, considerada la Ás grande del mundo, decidÓ leÓn: la biblioteca del estado estados unidos, decidiÓ eliminarla frase de inmigrante ilegal, a partir de ahora la biblioteca utilizarÁ la frase no ciudadano o indocumentado. en 2014 estudiante de la universidad lanzaron la peticiÓn a la biblioteca y hoy es una realidad. >> la biblioteca entiende que las palabras y tienen importancia y que esta es una frase que estÉ preceptiva y que tiene un impacto negativo . leÓn: tomarÁ un par de meses para que le biblioteca pueda catalogar toda la informaciÓn bajo el nuevo tÉrmino de referencia. enseguida le diremos porque la paciencia es un Árbol de raÍces amargas, pero de frutos muy dulces. ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronosti leÓn: vamos a pasar

and across the south hemisphere, heavy rain is still falling across parts of peru. and a dog was rescued. take a look at this video out of lima. a poor animal was stranded on the rocks due to the rushing waters of the river. residences tried to reach the dog but were swept under water due to strong currents. after multiple attempts to rescue the water, one residence was successful using a tire, to float over and tie a rope around the dog with residents pulling it into safety. thankfully, the dog was rescued d no oneas injur. spottyhowers a still expected across peru, but at least lima will see dry conditions as we go through the next several days and the weekend as well. and temperatures will be around 30 degrees. next up is your three-day forecast. >>> "newsroom tokyo" comes to you live at the top of the hour. from all ofçççbq >> france 24 live around the world. these are the headlines. bernie sanders breathes new life into his campaign, eating hillary clinton in the she can. she won in mississippi. for the republicans, donald trump is in first place in three of tu

columbia and it went back to peru. that's where we are right now. peru is the main -- provider in the world. so i would suspect that if the farc do get out of cocaine and far from a done dole that they will. but if they did, i would keep an eye on peru and bolivia and have a look at that but i'm less up with latest news on talks to be honest. i expect more it be this than i do. >> i'm supporter of the peace in klum why. i hope it goes well and hope they sign it and hope it works. but those are all hopes. in essence you can use some approach of using business metaphor and methodology to apply to fields and use it for the peace process and say that essentially what is beginning on is that the government of columbia is -- launching franchise of the farc so that doesn't mean farc appears more or less as an armed group, and that brand reappears but they have another brand that replaces that in columbia, and they call it bakim. that is screaming of gangs on band. it is hard to imagine that just because the government of colu

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why peru? we don't know, but i think is jt having one secret service, and he's doing a great job either way under the circumstances. i would echo chairman rogers, y'all put our resources on that because even though i think you said you got $10 million, that's probably just a drop in the bucket as to what they are doing. i would ask you, following chairman rogers can ask you to follow up on that and keep our office posted on that. second of all, director, what are y'all doing to combat transnational organized crime that targets citizens and financial institutions in the u.s.? i do have a press release which was in san antonio. i think it was in january when he did his san antonio electronic crime task force, and you brought people together. i want to thank you. this is very, very good. i would encourage you to set up something if you could talk to you folks can do something on the border. also i'd be happy to bring you down to laredo and work with your folks, and to be happy to put folks from th

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. >> peru votes in april for their next president and tackling drug related violence is a big election issue. we have a report from the city where the illicit trading has sparked a wave of drug related murders. >> peru's main sea port is officially in a state of emergency. police have poured in to try to stop a war between drug gangs competing for one of the countries main cocaine export routes. you are looking at video of at least one of 90 murders last year. there's a fight to control them because of access to international shipping containers. >> i take out ore and replace it with cocaine before it leaves the port. there are other cargo handlers involved. it's not just a small group. everyone's in on it. this is the first time a cargo handler agreed to talk to international media. he says colleagues who won't go on a gang's payroll or work for rivals are condemned men. >> there's always someone watching. they make a call and they come and kill you. >> once you're in, the money is spectacular, he says. about $50,000 per cocaine laden container. there's also no way out. if you leave,

how drug-related violence has become a focal point in peru east up coming presidential elections. >>e going to invent a lot of things. >> the senegalese project encouraging einsteins of the future. >>> and nadal speaks out on maria sharapova's doping admission. ♪ >>> hello again, the united states ambassador to the u.n. has criticized the organization for not taking quick enough action against allegations of sexual abuse. the u.s. has put forward a draft proposal which calls for the repatriation of peace keepers if no move is made by their country to investigation serious allegations. a vote on the measure was due to take place on thursday, but has been postponed until friday. >> let me pose the question this way, when governments attack civilians, it is our job. when armed groups, non-state actors attack civilians, it is our job. when terrorists attack civilians it is our job. so why when the u.n.'s peace keepers are attacking civilians, committing the sickening crime of raping children is it someone else's job? explain that. >> new delhi police have arrested a group of tibet tans p

john holman reports. >>> peru's main sea port is officially in a state of emergency. poured in to try to stop a war between drug gangs competing for one of the country's main cocaine routes. there is a fight to control the route because of their access to international shipping containers. >> translator: i take out ore and replace it with cocaine before it leaves the port. and there are others involved. everyone is in on it. >> reporter: this is the first time a cargo handler has agreed to talk to international media. he says colleagues who won't go on a gang's payroll or work for rivals are condemned men. >> translator: there's always someone. watching. they make a call, and they come and kill you. >> reporter: once you are in, the money is spectacular he says about $50,000 per container, but there is also no way out. >> translator: if you leave, they are going to kill you or your family. >> reporter: the rise in drug trafficking and the battle for profit is linked on an increase in maritime trade says the police chief. >> translator: before there were only 4,000 con

why peru? we don't know. but i think the secret service is doing a great job, under the circumstances. i would echo chairman rogers that you ought to put more resources on that. even though i think you said that you got $10 million, that's probably just a drop in the bucket as to what they're doing. i would ask you to, following chairman rogers, ask you to follow up on that. second of all, director, what are y'all doing to combat transnational organized crime that targets citizens and financial institutions in the .s.? i do have a press release which was in san antonio, i think in january, you did this san ntonio electronic crime task force and you brought people together and i want to thank you, this is very, very good. i would encourage you to set up something, talk to your folks, do something on the border also and i'd be happy to bring you down to laredo and work with your folks and i'd be happy to put folks from the border law enforcement, state, local folks, recommendations, whoever you might need from

we encourage pacific alliance countries chile, colombia, mexico and peru to continue their impressive progress in reducing trade barriers and integrate in financial and with the trans- pacific partnership we are deep in our trade with canada, chile, mexico and peru. this is a good deal with strong labor and environmental standards and we are committed to working with congress to ratify it. few areas offer more promise for economic cooperation then clean energy. from canada to the caribbean our hemisphere is especially vulnerable to climate change, which is why we are working to implement the historic paris climate agreement as quickly as possible. we also have unique strength when it comes to clean energy, which we are harnessing through our energy and climate partnership of the americas. brazil has been a leader in biofuels. chile is developing the-- sources. haiti after the devastating earthquake that the largest solar power hospital in the world. in may, vice president biden will host our central american and caribbean partners to discuss how he can do even more together to power o

nasa has teamed up with the nation potato center in peru.develop a potato that can be grown on mars. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: it's billions of years old. the oldest desert on earth. this patch of the desert in southern peru even looks like it could be from another world. nasa scientist says change the sky to orange and you are on mars. >> translator: we found here the closest similarity to the soil on mars. we have done experiments from missions that have gone to mars. the organic matter is almost non-existent here. >> reporter: and that's why scientists from nasa and the national potato center believe it's the perfect soil to breed a potato that could grow in extreme conditions as on mars. >> translator: the potato is an ideal candidate, because it has concurred all of the eco symptoms on this planet. now there are more than 4,000 varieties in peru. >> reporter: researchers say the martian atmosphere has high levels of carbon dioxide which will help potatoes grow. scientists and students are collecting data and testing sample

john holman has more. >> reporter: a very familiar sheen in peru's amazon region.n is taking us to see the damage from the latest spill. she is the leader of the indigenous community who has been hit the hardest. we meet a single mom who's crops are ruined. >> now the river has flooded our land with oil. it's a huge problem. who is going to give us food? because we can't eat what we grow here. >> reporter: officials from the oil company haven't yet inspected here when he visited. in fact weeks after the spill relief efforts for the local communities had just begun. >> our authorities are acting really slowly, because we're not important to them. a year ago we hood another spill and none of our people got compensation, because they didn't know their rights, but now for the first time we're up in arms. >> reporter: i asked the man in charge of the cleanup operation where spills have become so common? he claims it on everything but the company itself. >> translator: it has happened several times, but because of natural causes in this the majority of cases or because o

this patch of the desert in southern peru even looks like it could be from another world. nasa scientist change the sky to orange and you are on mars. >> we found the closest similarity to the soil on mars. we have done experiment from the missions that having to mars. the basis for life are almost non-existent here. >> that's why science terrorists from nasa and the national potato center believe it's the perfect soil to grow in soil conditions like on mars. >> the potato is the ideal candidate. it has conquered all the climate conditions on this planet. there are more than 4,000 varieties in peru. >> researchers say the martian atmosphere has high levels of carbon die objection sided which will help potatoes grow. scientists and university students are collecting data and testing samples of the soil for the experiment. researchers will build a greenhouse simulating mars. 100 varieties have been chosen for the experiment. >> they will not be genetically modified by transformed by traditional breeding carrying male and female plants to create a new variety, a new clone. we

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