. 0n troops in her flooded village of north—west peru.itary doctor manages to deliver her baby girl midflight. this is her afterwards recovering in hospital. translation: i thought the helicopter was not going to arrive. i was already in pain but the commander called and said the helicopter was on its way. for weeks now, peru has been under siege from raging floodwaters. using makeshift boats, and carrying whatever they could, hundreds of families escape the rising water, after the piura river burst its banks. 800 towns and cities have declared a state of emergency. 100 people have been killed. and the rescues go on. warm temperatures in the pacific have led to torrential rains and mudslides ripping through everything in its path. satellite images show how the landscape in northern peru has rapidly changed. this is the region at the start of the year on the left. that on the left shows how a lagoon had formed by march. this is january. this is after the river burst its banks. the yellow line is the pan—american highway. the homeless have

for weeks now, peru has been under siege from raging floodwaters.ns and cities have declared a state of emergency. 100 people have been killed, and the rescues go on. warm temperatures in the pacific have led to torrential rains and mudslides, ripping through everything in their path. new satellite and aerial images show how the landscape in northern peru has rapidly changed. this is the piura region at the start of the year on the left. the right shows how a lagoon had formed by march. this is january. this is the la leche river at the start of the year. this is after the peura river burst its banks. the yellow line is the pan—american highway. the homeless have found shelter inside some of peru's most ancient ruins, some dating back to 900 ad. translation: we're here because the people have basically felt invaded from this water, as much from the river as from the rain. the whole nation is suffering. these are the worst floods in peru in almost three decades, an ongoing crisis affecting half the country. sarah corker, bbc news. now to a near miss

for weeks now, peru has been under siege from floodwaters.eds of families escape the rising water, after the river burst its banks. 800 towns and cities have declared a state of emergency. 100 people have been killed. air evacuations has have begun. 0ne been killed. air evacuations has have begun. one woman, shortly after being rescued by helicopter, gave birth to a baby girl mid—flight. this is the look of relief and exhaustion. mother and child recovering in hospital. translation: i thought the helicopter was not going to arrive. i was already in pain, but the commander called and said the helicopter was on its way. warm temperatures in the pacific have led to torrential rains and mudslides, ripping through anything in its path. new satellite and aerial images show how the landscape in northern peru has rapidly changed. the image on the left shows the region at the start of the year. the picture on the right shows how, by march, a lagoon had formed. this is because of the la leche river in january, and this is after it burst its banks. the

ramÓn: te traemos la receta de uno de los platillos tÍpicos de perÚ.guen a perÚ. abre pronta saben que se le da este nombre? aquÍ la respuesta. la forma derepararlo es muy sencilla,, esto va al sartÉn y lo que tenemos que hacer es saltear la carne. reportera: los ingredientes son lomo de res, jitomate, cebolla, cilantro y salsa de soya. >> cortar tiras, para que el momento de nosotros saltear o llevar al fuego se pueda cocinar sumamente rÁpido. reportera: el siguiente paso es cortar la cebolla y hacemos lo mismo con el jitomate. >> hacemos unos cortes en tiras, tratando de hacer el mismo tamaÑo de la cebolla. reportera: pierre en la parte, donde tiene que tener cuidado. con mucho cuidado la colocamos. le ponemos la cebolla, jitomate la soya, cilantro y quedÓ. >> hay que tener mucho cuidado con el fuego. reportera le podemos poner una porciÓn de arroz, lomo saltado y unas papas a la francesa. muchÍsimas gracias por enseÑarnos a hacer uno de los platillos tradicionales y tÍpicos de perÚ, ahora si vamos a darle una probadita. ramÓn: se quedan los ojos exa

. >> tras las tormentas y deslaves en perÚ nada consigue llevar la calma. >> ademÁs una mariposa queúrate de que los gérmenes que traigan a casa no se queden. usa productos desinfectantes de clorox. porque nada elimina a los gérmenes mejor que clorox. provoc la batalla campal.. take vots 2 --ante la incertidumbre poltica en materia migratoria que se vive en el pais.. se incrementan las solicitudes de ciudadana, creando retrasos en el proceso.. take topvo 3 --y una niÑa cae de un autobs en movimiento y el incidente es captado por la camara de un bombero voluntario.. tenemos las impresionantes imagenes.. ♪ el centro turista emanuel y la Última derechista mariano fueron los mÁs votados los candidatos perdedores han pedido a sus seguidores unirse para evitar el triunfo de mariano l. >> dicen que despuÉs de la tempestad llega la calma, pero no es el caso de perÚ aunque las lluvias y deslizamientos dejaron decenas de muertos hace algunas semanas ahora la tormenta la trae el dengue, liliana tiene mÁs detalles. >> los pacientes estÁn aislados y cubiertos con mosqueteros para evitar el contag

the rains have been blamed on unusually warm sea water off the coast of peru, but notjust peru has sufferednto the town of mocoa, submerging homes, businesses and people. the death toll reaches into the hundreds. some people in the area have blamed climate change for the extreme rain. others say deforestation means mudslides are more likely. further south in chile injanuary, drought, heat, strong winds and then fire. this was the town of santa olga, destroyed by wildfires, said to be the worst in the modern history of the country. thousands of homes are burned to the ground. summer fires break out in australia, too, nearly 100 at one stage in february in new south wales, as record high temperatures produce catastrophic fire danger. in march, the weather takes a dramatic turn as cyclone debbie first hits queensland and then new south wales. floods follow and after its hottest summer, sydney has its wettest march in 20 years. now, viewed from a helicopter, something quite astonishing is unfolding california in february. car—swallowing sinkholes are appearing. there goes another. it is notjust

and the toxic legacy of gold mining in peru. oming up on "earth focus." >> on a warm summer night, you can seeee where peoplple choooo live on toms river, riverboats, beaches, the promise of relaxing days and good health. but years ago the town became famous for a different reason, chemicals and cancer. >> we had no idedea they were discharging toxic chemicals. >> they y never should havave l the people of toms river drdrin that water. >> i know w where my son's canc came from. >> the company got caught. >> it's part of the duty of government to protect the public health an that didn't happen. >> if it happened here, it really can happen any place. >>>> the chemical history of to river began in 1962 when giba geigy, a chemical dye company built a industrial manufacturing plant. >> there wasasn't much h happen at toms river. chicken farming was the biggest industry. there was a little bit of tourism but not much. when this very lararge chemical concern said we want to build a factory to make dye in your town, w we said comome alo

now its importance in peru's history has been recognised by unesco.k dancers to shame. first, i've got to get to grips with the scissors. the aim is to hit the handles together in time to the music. the blunt blades aren't connected, so holding them in position is really tricky. there is no way i'm going to be able to do this and coordinate my feet. and it's not just mastering the scissors. this is the one that makes your knees bleed. learning the dance moves takes some serious commitment. after a few minutes, i'm exhausted. i can't even imagine how hard it would be to do these moves up in the andes, where the thin air makes everything so much harder. these guys are true athletes. that was hard work! carmen there, trying a spot of scissor dancing. and as they say, folks, don't try that one at home. well, that's all we've got time from this week's show. coming up next week... henry is hitting the canals of bangkok to find out what's being done to clean up the city's waterways. so much polystyrene, old teddy bears, mattresses. have a look at that. so do

in the piura region of northern peru, people are salvaging their property and their pets.im to safety. days of continuous heavy rain burst the banks of the local river, which rushed into the streets and filled up people's homes. the river has one, this man says. he says he has great for the flood arrived in the daylight so his family were able to escape. 0fficials family were able to escape. officials say 5000 people have been rescued in this region, many ending up rescued in this region, many ending up in cabs like this where food is handed out. apologies are struggling for supplies. at the roadside these children cry out for water. translation: the water has taken everything. we don't have anywhere to live. my children are sleeping on the ground. we don't have anywhere to sleep. the current has taken it all. these people are the latest among hundreds of thousands in peru to suffer at the hands of severe weather in 2017. the authorities say more than 90 people have died since the start of the year. warm temperatures in the pacific have led to torrential rain, flooding and

a series of devastating floods in north west peru have left a hundred people dead and tens of thousandseless. roads and bridges have been swept away and the air force deployed to airlift thousands of people. russia's supreme court is considering whether to ban jehovah's witnesses on the grounds that they could hold extremist views. any ban could affect around 175,000 members of the religious movement. now for the latest financial news with sally and world business report. the president of protocol meets the maverick billionaire turned president — but will trump and xi get down to some "serious business" or will the meeting prove to be too difficult? the rain and wind may have forced fans off the course of the master's golf tournament in augusta — but the event that attracts the worlds golfing elite is big business. we've been crunching the numbers. welcome to world business report i'm sally bundock. also in the programme it is interest rate decision day in india. we'll be live in mumbai. but first, our top story. a much—anticipated meeting between the leaders of the world's two largest

they are thousands in peru that have suffered from severe weather. pacific have led to torrential rain, flooding and mudslides. as well as lost homes and lives, it is estimated the damage will cost more than $1 billion dasha the us, china and europe have pledged to help in the rescue effort but it will take several years the rescue effort but it will take several yea rs before the rescue effort but it will take several years before it is completed. it may be one of the most significant steps ever taken in the fight to save the african elephant. china has closed down almost half of its official ivory carving factories and shops, and by the end of this year will force the remaining legal businesses to shut. conservationists say today's move is a "game changer, as our beijing correspondent john sudworth reports. chinese ivory carving dates back hundreds of years. but these craftsmen will be the last. the un's top wildlife official is on hand to witness the shutdown. this is a momentous day in china, where we see this decision rolled out in the field. we

and a lot of them were bought, and shipped here to peru.started writing my new book to explore the connection between the health of oceans and our own health-- especially, i have to admit, my health. the kid who loved to fish is now a middle-aged man. i've got slightly elevated blood pressure, i've got cholesterol issues, i have depression issues, i have sleep issues, and i don't like it. in fact, i hate it. so i started to listen to the soft purr of the omega-3 industry. this is everything they're supposed to fix. they say it's what makes your joints more youthful, your brain quicker, your heart more resilient. a kind of elixir, if you believe in that sort of thing. but i'm not sure what i believe. so i thought, "what if i did a study of one and ate only fish, every meal every day, for a year? what would happen?" we're jewish, right? somebody was asking me, like, do we believe in heaven? not really, right? >> well, i'm, yeah... >> greenberg: we don't have to go into it. but all i'm saying is, is that this omega thing to me feels a little b

jorge: ustedes vivieron un autogolpe en perÚ, cree que lo que ocurre en venezuela es un autogolpe? es un pato, no? jorge: la entrevista complete muchas cosas mÁs este domingo en "el punto", en el pacÍfico. >>una enorme espectativa. la fuerza del exasesor de seguridad. acerca de la posible relaciÓn de donald trump con los rusos. investigar lo que significa. >>el general exasesor de seguridad de trump estaba ofreciendo hablar a los comitÉs de inteligencia del congreso que investigan la interferencia rusa en las elecciones. y si hubo influencias en las elecciones. sÓlo pide impunidad. confirmÓ que tiene una historia que contar y quiere contarlo si las circunstancias lo permiten. debe obtener inmunidad porque es una cacerÍa de brujas. pero el aÑo pasado Él criticÓ la inmunidad otorgada a asesores de hillary clinton. >> si usted no es culpable de un delito para quÉ necesita inmunidad? >> si se le da inmunidad es probablemente que cometiÓ un delito. [inglÉs] >> el presidente -- >> como parte de la campaÑa electoral. estaba al tanto de todas las conversaciones con polÍtica exterior incluy

la minera asegura que la familia de mÁxima invadiÓ sus tierras y al lo a la corte suprema del perÚ. ambiente, las tragedias son enormes, el caso de colombia en menos de un mes hay 2 tragedias por las construcciÓn sin planeaciÓn a la orilla de los rÍos. germÁn espinel tiene los detalles. >>> 31 de marzo. una avalancha de lodo y piedras sepultÓ parte de la ciudad de mocoa en el sur de colombia. 323 personas murieron y 3 semanas despuÉs, mÁs de 100 desaparecidass. las impresionantes imÁgenes le dieron la vuelta al mundo. >>> menos de 3 semanas despuÉs, en la madrugada del pasado 19d de abril. la historia se rp tÍo y parte de una montaÑa se vino abajo si sepultÓ varias cosas de manizales en el oÍste del pais. esta vez se reportaron 16 muertos. >>> trae mucha agua y escuchÉ un truenoed y me asomÉ por la ventana mi casa y miro abajo y era la casa que bajÓ la fuerza de la naturaleza se sumÓ la accion del hombre. segÚn el director de hidrologÍa, metereologÍa y asuntos ambientales. >>> man planificado y la intervenciÓn en zonas de ladera, intervenciÓn de alta montaÑa el 40% del territorio co

in peru, south america, mercury poisoning is impacting human health and it's the mining of gold drivinghis contamination. a new film "amazon gold" documents a deaeadly twist in an's questt for gold. >> the jungle begin with a patch here and a patch here and a patch here and then ththere's chunks of trtrees here and c ch of tree there is anand it's mud. becausee you havave m motors do over t there. so we walk across here and come upon this enormous hole. >> the gold mining is an issssu that's hit bigtime the imagege peru and concern. >> mercury is one of the most toxic c natural subststances we know of.f. ththe amount of mercury that go intoto gold mining is estimated to be on the ordrder of about 3 tons per year. that's a a tremendous amount of mercury. >> what we see today about gold mining are no different than ththe drug trade. illegal gold mining and drug trafficking and the mafias are tied to there. >> we we d down to hahave a loo atat gold minining because gold minining is one of the underlyi things thatat's destroying this enormous forest. >> what we're seeing here is an example

they are living in cusco, peru at this time.they're miners. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: so some of these people were, in fact... >> some, yes. yeah, the indigenous women that they meet in the plaza, and they're sitting around talking, and... >> hinojosa: and how did they do that? like, did they say, "he"... >> they improvised it. they improvised it. walter had his camera, the actors were excited to do it, they just sat down with the women... >> hinojosa: but did they say to the women, "he's playing the role of che guevara"? >> yeah. yeah, it was all explained that, you know, "this is a film, and... but just be yourself, talk about whatever you want, and let the conversation develop organically," and that's exactly what they did, and there were several key moments in the film where walter did that. >> hinojosa: so you spent some time in the learning craft of screenwriting and playwriting. you spent some time with gabriel garcía márquez... >> i did, yes. very lucky. >> hinojosa: wow! >> yeah, that was in 1989. he was allowed to visit

. - you got to see operation smile in action when you went to peru as part of a medical mission. - yeah, i got to see operation smile impact on the families as they go through the surgical process. i got to see individuals go through pre-screening, post-op, pre-op, and even leave with a beautiful, beautiful smile. while i was there i noticed that the hospitals didn't have the same setup as we do in the us. and that really affected me because i can go to the hospital any second i want to and receive amazing surgical care, things accessible to them. and while people in peru do not have the same - olivia, tell us about the campaign called until we heal. - yes, of course. so, it might seem complex, but until we heal is pre it's this idea that there's five billion who lack access to surgical care worldwide. and we won't stop until we heal each and every child. this is a primarily youth-led movement with support from doctors and celebrities. so we're really trying to get a chain reaction going to involve as many people as possible - what results have you achieved so far? tons of kids and stud

peru's air force has been deployed planes to airlift thousands of people. now it's time for click.s week: adventures in sound with posh cams, invisible speakers and cloning brian's brain. today, i'm in the lair of a wizard. a wizard who like decibels, who has won grammies, who writes a good book or two. a wizard called brian eno. i don't know if i should actually show you how this works, really. let's just find the... so these are notjust not of speakers, they are working speakers — these are working speakers? they're working speakers, yeah. oh, my gosh. and it is sound that this man is best known for. big sound. the former member of the band, roxy music, has added his unique production sound to the biggest acts in the world — groups like u2, and coldplay and some chap called david. he is a self—proclaimed non—musician who uses technology to make his art. there it is. so this essentially never repeat in billions of years. it is constantly generating new images. i mean, sometimes it does things that are so baffling fantastic you think, "gosh, i never would have thought of that." and

we'll talk about that over wine upstairs. >> this is peru. this is the rudimentary observatory near the town of arequipa. that's at a later stage in the shadow of a volcano that they felt was extinct. >> let's get to the non-extinct volcano. the the reason why this is relevant is because this was built by. >> this is bill by the harvard group with a wonderful endowment that he was able to secure an and enabled the photography of the southern sky. >> how proud problematic the volcano been? >> they lost the weather after certain amount of years and through the raisin season got longer and longer and they moved everything to south africa. >> i also just want to.out that you said this was because of a donation, it was a donation from a separate female donor. that was another totally bizarre part of the lineage of the harvard observatory but that it was run by women and funded by women. >> catherine paid for the tele- scope which we have a picture of. >> one more. one more. don't mind us at the site, having this site pickering wanted a new much la

a main river overflods again in northern peru, one of the most devastated areas.mud slides across peru have killed at least 92 people. >> the government says it needs more international aid to help hundreds of thousands in need presently and officials say local donations have been decreasing. >>> in northern italy, pope francis is visiting the city of carpe, take a look here the site of the devastating earthquake income 2012. more than 20 people were killed and dozens of buildings destroyed in the 5.8 magnitude quake. you're looking at live images. >> the pope will celebrate mass in front of the cathedral of carpi. delia gallagher joins us from rome with more. hello there, delia. >> reporter: hi to you. yes, the pope is currently saying is mass in front of the cathedral of carpi five years after those devastating earthquakes hit this region known as emiliol romania in the north central part after italy killing 28 people. this cathedral was just hoped last week. so the pope has come to celebrate the reopening of this cathedral as well as to remind the people that a

peru's airforce has been deployed planes to airlift thousands of people. now on bbc news, hardtalk.come to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague. the european union in greater trouble than ever before. it's notjust because of brexit, even founding members — countries like italy — are unhappy about the direction it's headed. the italian economy has always struggled within the straightjacket of the euro. and it's wanted its fellow members to help share the burden of the half a million migrants who have turned up on its shores over the past three years. my guest here at the italian embassy in london is italy's europe minister, sandro gozi. he is a passionate european. how does he think the eu should change if it to survive and win over the next generation of europeans? sandro gozi, welcome to hardtalk. you have said that the beginning of european disintegration has started with brexit. is the eu disintegrating? if it remains the status quo, certainly. it must get out of the status quo. it must show there is a political reaction to the series of crises that has hit the union. among these, the ma

. >>> y vemos que en el norte de perú se preparan para más inundaciones en las ultimas horas la comunidadcuador se prepara la segunda vueltad e las elecciones presidenciales el candidato está en la delantero observadores estarán monitoreando las elecciones mientras que habrán más oportunidades . >>> siento que la gente tiene la necesidad de actuar en el buen sentido no todos los países tiene la posibilidad . >>> el cónsul dice que en la primera vuelta hubo un aumnto de más del 100 por ciento y los ecuatorianos pueden acudir al boulevard de san francisco . >>> y es momento de hablar de los depiortes vamos con juan . >>> la jornada de clausura en méxico y muchos goles un saludo a todos hablamos de la jornada 12 con empates sión goles como el de puebla con pachuca y tigres que cae con el león y el partido atractivo de la jornada es el de rayados con monterrey vean como salva la cabaña el error defensivo y el único gol del encuentro es que américa está en la segunda posición . >>> y uno de los empates sin goles se da en morelia tratando de no descendere no tiene buenas noticias con el empate

for brazil, peru, argentina and -- and chiledemn to step forward and condemn what is happening there.weekend, when the supreme court overstepped its bounds is that some of these countries were called their ambassadors, which is a huge insult for venezuela. i want to turn gears to ecuador where there is dispute and debate over the election. yellowian yields and really surging -- in yellow really surging. i think a lot of of people are aware of the situation in venezuela, not so much ecuador. benefit ecuador has had with spending petroleum money that came in, they did rebuild their infrastructure. the venezuela is coming -- the venezuelans are not coming out well. they have infrastructure but they did overspend. oreano andon between m corvaia, -- there's probably a lot more corruption then there was 5-10 years ago in ecuador but in terms of servicing the debt, ecuador stands out as being a child -- a high yield whennd people forget that he defaulted on the debt, he defaulted on the bonds he was not involved in. eno does not have a lot of latitude to default on the bonds because of the g

ilia: marcelo odebrecht anunciÓ que entregÓ 3,000,000 de dÓlares para la campaÑa del ex presidente de perÚ en mÉxico y lanzÓ volantes. dentro de dos meses se elegirÁ gobernador en el estado de mÉxico. paulina: las amenazas cayeron del cielo cuando esta aeronave lanzÓ miles de volantes sobre la feria internacional del caballo en el central estado de mÉxico. envidiosos se de la lluvia de volantes caer e incluso como la gente los recoge para leer presuntas advertencias entre supuestos grupos rivales del primer organizado. >> esta distribuciÓn absolutamente ilegal, generÓ un clima de incertidumbre. paulina: " no mÁs extorsiones y secuestros de los suyos. se acabo!". las autoridades locales negaron que habrÍa presencia del crimen organizado een la zona. en dos meses se elegirÁ gobernador. >> todo es un atentado polÍtico que tiene que ver con el proceso electoral que estÁ viviendo el estado de mÉxico paulina: la feria se respira un ambiente festivo. >> si miramos sabido antes, no hubiÉramos venido. paulina: aunque las autoridades investigan los hechos, se desconoce la informaciÓn sobre la aerona

in neighboring peru, signs have led to a drop in illegal logging.in mocoa, the damage is done and restoring the forests will take decades. cbs news, mocoa, colombia. >>> up next, the so-called gangsta gardner of los angeles is trying to save his garden from eviction. ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. degree has redefined deodorant with motionsense technology... so that i can redefine... power... footwork... range... and the more i move, the more it works. giving me superior protection... on, and off, the court. degree. it won't let you down. ♪living well come on up, grandpa don't let joint discomfort keep you down. come play with us! i'm coming. upgrade to move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility, and flexibility. it also provides 20% better comfort than glucos

Últimos aÑos china ha desplazado estados unidos como el principal socio comercial de brasil, chile y perÚ en prÉstamos para paÍses centroamericanos, particularmente en venezuela. >> estÁn jugando un juego de largo alcance... y tienen una enorme ventaja. en primer lugar, no es que china tiene una mala reputaciÓn en la regiÓn, tiene estados unidos. >> mÉxico ha intensificado sus lazos con beijing. >> durante un siglo estados unidos diseÑÓ su polÍtica exterior para asegurar que otras naciones se mantuvieron fuera del hemisferio occidental. el mundo estÁ cambiando. enrique: es la informaciÓn que tenemos esta noche. regresamos contigo, ilia. ilia: una de las medidas mÁs antipopulares del ex alguacil arpaio pasarÁ a ser cosas del pasado. la "ciudad de las carpas" quedarÁ vacÍa.eesta instalaciÓn podrÍa dejar de existir en menos de dos meses. dulce: el alguacil del condado maricopa inicia el proceso para cerrar la controversial cÁrcel conocida como "la ciudad de las carpas", le dieron fama internacional y el tÍtulo del alguacil mÁs duro del paÍs a joe arpaio, quien instalÓ las tiendas de campaÑa

several hundred people in colombia and we're working closely with the governments of both colombia and peru to support efforts to address the extensive losses and damage caused by this natural disaster. the president has also been briefed on today's attack on the st. petersburg metro. the united states condemns this reprehensible attack and act of violence. our thoughts and prayers are with the injured and russian people as we extend our deepest condolences to the loved ones who have been killed and injured. attacks like these on ordinary citizens just going about their lives remind us that the world must work as one to combat violence in all forms. the united states is prepared to offer assistance to russia that it may require in investigating this crime. and with that i'd be glad to take your questions. reporter: i have a question on the same topic. the trip to iraq today. why is he there and not the secretary of state today? what's the message that the president is sending by having jared kushner be the one to take the trip? mr. spicer: i don't think -- it's not a choice in this particul

tambiÉn encontramos en perÚ,47 militares que estÁn siendo acusados por delitos contra los derechos humanosue debÍan defender a personas de bajos recursos. carolina: leÍa en la investigaciÓn la gran diferencia cuando una persona tiene ayuda legal privada y ayuda legal del gobierno y hablaban como de un 12 a un 25% de posibilidades de alguien ganar su caso cuando la ayuda es privada y buena. rony: en este caso es en costa rica, demostramos que si llegas con un abogado pÚblico ante un juez tienes hasta un 26% mÁs de probabilidad de que te condenen qque si llega un abogado privado. en colombia hay sÓlo 153 abogados para defender a 234.000 vÍctimas de la guerra. cada uno tiene 1500 casos y es un gran dÉficit, realmente no pueden con todo el trabajo. carolina: aquÍ en estados unidos nos preguntamos cÓmo afecta . persona que a raÍz de su caso de impunidad que sienten que no tienen derecho, escapan hacia estados unidos para buscar una mejor vida. rony: al final de cuentas el poco acceso a la justicia que tienen las personas de bajo recurso nuestro paÍses en latinoamÉrica, perpetÚa pobreza, perpetú

i believe to the folks -- to the government of peru, with respect to their situation, mudslides there. and then obviously the violence that occurred in russia is something that we have already started to reach out from a government to government standpoint. if there's a call, we will make sure that we read that out. reporter: senator rand paul has called the report that susan rice ordered -- [inaudible] -- a smoking gun. does the president agree with that characterization? what does he think of these reports? mr. spicer: i saw senator paul's tweet. look, i think -- i want to make sure i'm clear and consistent. we've been trying to say that, from the get go, that there's been an ongoing investigation that we have supported, looking into this matter. i will say that we have continued to say that i think there's a troubling direction that some of this is going in. but we're going to let this review go on before we jump to it. i think it is interesting the level of or the lack of interest that i've seen in these developments when it goes in one direction versus where i think it was going

. >> estar siendo gente de cuba, alemania, francia, perÚ, costa rica, estamos con el congo, con haitianase frente. >> como testimonio, estÁn quienes estÁn siendo deportados en diferentes situaciones tales como los que ya son residentes y que tienen esa deportaciÓn en contra de su propio status milagro. >> tal es el caso de roberto quien fue expulsado de estados unidos cuando trataba de renovar su residencia. >> hay gente inocente que no merece ser tratada asÍ, pues venimos a trabajar, y hacer bien al paÍs. >> no obstante aunque las deportaciÓn es han disminuido aseguran estar preparados para cuando Éstas se den de forma masiva, y saben que esto puede suceder de un momento a otro. >> en sandra cervantes sacando una forma u otra. >> un aumento en las ventas retrasarÁ el cierre de unas 188 tiendas debido a que un mayor nÚmero de compradores ha visitado esos establecimientos. un vocero de las tiendas iniciÓ que luego de anunciarse el cierre de las tiendas mucha gente aprovechado los presos mÁs bajos. con esta medida se pretende enfocar en los lugares que van a permanecer abiertos. aquÍ en el

mientras que en perÚ hay mÁs de 15,000 menores de dos aÑos damnificados y afectado por las lluvias queerno ha calificado como unmomento difÍcil del ciclo. es una temporada las que muchas personas como pueden presentar alergias, asma y otras afecciones pulmonares antonio, tiene los detalles. >> despuÉs de una intensa temporada de lluvia, la reacciÓn de nuestro sistema. piensan que es una bacteria y un virus que nos va a provocar una enfermedad o no, cuando empiezan a alojarla. >> capaces de alojarse en zonas mÁs profundas de los pulmones. el paciente no tienes fiebre. presentador: contribuyen el problema. >> el asma, puede ser considerada como una alergia se recomienda acudir a su mÉdico. reportero: utilizar cobertores para camas y lavar la ropa, despuÉs de estar expuestos y evitar el desarrollo dos baÑos. >> lo que hice fue podar el pasto lo mÁs cortito. reportero: deben consultar al mÉdico, ante cualquier sÍntoma. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: el dÍa de hoy inauguramos un segmento, donde resaltaremos sus historias y parte de la vida de los inmigrantes en el estado de california. comienza hoy con

mientras tanto el perÚ, enfrenta los efectos de las inundaciones y lluvia con miles de evacuados.an estado llegando, donde estÁn recibiendo donaciones de comida en latas, Útiles escolares, repelente contra insectos y diferentes artÍculos, para llenar un contenedor. >> hoy sÁbado, estamos trabajando con voluntarios y esto empezÓ en el mes de abril y vamos a continuar dos semanas mÁs, para llenar un contenedor y enviarlo, para los damnificados de la costa. ramÓn: cuenta con el apoyo del consulado mÁs peruano se están sumando con sus contribuciones en estos momentos de grandes desafÍos en su país natal. el ex gobernador de veracruz, prÓfugo de la justicia y acusado por crimen organizado fue detenido un guatemala, segÚn informaron las autoridades mexicanas. el exmandatario fue arrestado en el municipio al oeste de la capital de ese paÍs el americano. informo que mÉxico ya trabaja la solicitud de extradiciÓn por los delitos de delincuencia organizada y operaciones con recursos de procedencia ilÍcita. el turismo, estÁ a la baja en estados unidos y para esa industria es una tendencia que

presentador: hace unas semanas veÍamos la tragedia en perÚ, ahora se repite en colombia algo muy similarde decir. no son buenas las noticias que hay aquÍ. una ciudad que fue, prÁcticamente, arrasada por completo por las aguas de 3 rÍos que se juntaron y borraron del mapa. donde nos encontramos se encontraba un barrio entero. quedan algunas partes de la casa que estÁ al lado del rÍo. todo este lugar eran casas. casa de un vecindario que se encontraba por completo aquÍ instalado. lo borro la fuerza del rÍo en la madrugada del primero de abril. uno de los vecinos del sector, es el seÑor que se encuentra con nosotros. quÉ pasÓ aquÍ? >> yo trabajaba mucho tiempo ahÍ. hoy es un desastre. quedan escombros, basura, barro. se llevÓ todo. quedo en la ruina. es una cosa impresionante. uno no pensaba pensar en esto. reportero: era una de las personas que trabajaba aquÍ. hay muchas personas que, tambiÉn vivÍan aqui. en la parte alta se improvisan albergues, comida, atenciÓn mÉdica. todo lo que se puede recibir como damnificados en una tragedia de estas dimensiones. en la informaciÓn que podemos dar d