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

and peru is a major source of gold for international markets now the government is deploying its military to root out illegal mining of the precious metal. also are you struggling to nail down the hairstyle of your favorite president or dictator a barber shop in hunt noid has you covered we'll give you the details. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin thanks for joining us federal reserve officials saw a host of new threats facing a still hot u.s. economy when they met in january that according to new meeting notes released today the notes show the justification behind the central bank's january decision to hold off on an interest rate hike but the fed also left room to raise them later this year when the u.s. economy has been booming even as other economies have slowed but the fed now expects u.s. growth to be slower than in two thousand and eighteen. and for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent new york jose luis de haro jose what's the reaction to these notes. well diminish the usual yellow was to get a clearer picture behind the u.s. central bank decisions in the latest

>>la diÓcesis en el perÚ barco 34 escuelas en alameda y contra costa.buso en contra de 174 y niÑosel canciller dijo que la investigaciÓn apenas empezÓ. la organizaciÓn de sobrevivientes espesores acusados.productos, dijo que la lista elegida por la realidad. el conductor del automÓvil se estrellÓ contra un Árbol y se prendiÓ fuego. el chofer logrÓ escapar.el accidente ocurriÓ en el avenida holton. en hecho ocurriÓ sobre la calle luis. los dos carriles de la carretera estatal 37 permanecerÁn cerrados desde lobato hasta la autopista 101 debido a la reparaciÓn de dijes rotos a consecuencia de las lluvias. uno de los carriles tambiÉn estarÁ cerrado en direcciÓn este. hasta el momento no hay un tiempo estimado para la reapertura. recomiendan tomar rutas alternas. una coaliciÓn de 16 estados liderados por california, presentaron una demanda contra la declaraciÓn de emergencia >el procurador general de california indica en un comunicado " hoy el dÍa de los presidentes llevamos a trump a la corte para bloquear el mal uso del poder presidencial." los fiscales ge

. >> el jurado contra el hÉrcules del perÚ culpable vivir cargos contra narcotrÁfico.. ciudad de san josÉ busque del ces internet a cientos de familias de bajos recursos. >>gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> la entre que se esperan en el Área de la bahÍa, ha movilizado algunos residentes del Área, que están tomando medidas de prevenciÓn. >>> el servicio mantiene en alerta a los nueve condados de la bahÍa, por la posibilidad de registrar inundaciones repentinas. marÍa antonieta tiene el reporte. >>> ante la posibilidad de que esta tormenta sea intensa, algunos residentes se preparan con bolsas de arena y realizan otros preparativos. >>>> el servicio meteorolÓgico tiene en alerta a los nueve con el Área de la bahÍa la posibilidad de que se pasen el repentinas. residentes se preparan para lo peor. el pronÓstico para este fenÓmeno en mÉxico, es de fuertes lluvias y vientos con posibilidad de inundaciones. a esta tormenta se llama olivo atmosfÉrico, es una tormenta mÁs concentrada. el sopor de aguaque cuando cae en los cerros, se llena mÁs de la lluvias mÁs pesada. las sirenas, so

peru is one of the world's largest gold producers extracting between one hundred fifty to two hundred tonnes of the precious metal each year while international mining companies are behind most of that or there's also a considerable amount of illegal mining in the country the proven government is now moving to stop it. peru's government has deployed fifteen hundred police and military officers to madrid indios to stamp out gold mining operations being run by criminal syndicates. on the western side of the n.d.s. it's usually a long way from official i was illegal mining operations flourish in this rainforest region known for its biodiversity carbon rich forests and indigenous tribes the miners cause massive environmental destruction in this search for a livable gold washed down from the andes into the amazonas tributaries. we're seeing here in the wilderness how the amazon has been deforested as criminal activities have proliferated that we cannot permit in a state of low. it with all its. the minister declared a two month state of emergency and said a smaller contingent of troops wou

larger burden on the countries that are already feeling this, and colombia, of course, most of all, peru has about 700,000 venezuelans, i believe, so the impact on their health system, for example, is very great. now, and you're increasing this by potentially, by about 60%, perhaps mr. olive would add a comment. >> yes, we're very concerned about that. administrator green is meeting with president duque of colombia tomorrow and that is going to be one the topics discussed. the columbians have expressed a great interest that their medical system, schools and social services are being overwhelmed, not just in the border area but throughout the country and our concern is if they cannot continue to provide those services to their citizens, that it will disable, or destabilize the country potentially. and that goes for caribbean countries like trinidad and tobago as well. >> and in a meeting earlier that we had with the president duyue, he said that they already have 400 cases of measles that they haven't been able to track. at this time, i would like to ask congresswoman mucarsel-powell of f

colombia, peru, ecuador, brazil. it suddenly becomes a regional crisis. any time you have mass migrations and regional crisis in your own hemisphere, it's eventually going to impact you pretty dramatically, not to mention it has a direct impact on counternarcotic efforts in colombia over the last three years have seen record cocaine production, much of the cocaine ultimately headed to u.s. streets. there's a lot of reasons to understand why this has -- or to explain why this has direct implication on our national interests as a country because a hemispheric continental south american collapse of multiple key partners would ultimately impact us directly and immediately. and it already started to. >> there's an argument out there that democracy around the world is in retreat, strongmen. higher economic growth of the kind you've seen in china. how do you think the venezuela crisis plays into this big global question arounddemocracy? y i don't think they can make that argument in venezuela. it is one of the core attributes of this new ir era is, first of all,

. >>> el 2018 frida fue a mexico a competir py fue elegida para participar el peru y qatar. >>> sus logrosnia para clasificar. >>> pausa y al volver continuamos covertura de explosión en san francisco. >>> para este momento 52 grados tiempo calmado pero regresa la lluvia. >>> después de la pausa le cuento. gary tuvo que ser evacua medida de precaucin... tras la explosion de la linea de gas.... --nuestro companero >>> policia que una cuadra tuvo que ser acordonada. >>> andrés ¿cómo está la situación?. >>> esta un poco más bajo control. >>> aquí la explosión fue pasadas la 1 de la tarde esta intersección esta cerrada. >>> una cuadras más arriba están dejando pasar a algunas personas pero no a todas. >>> la policia estará para cualquier residente que tenga alguna pregunta y aún no saben cuando podrán reabrir. >>> gracias andres. >>> decenas de personas no tendran donde pasar esta noche pero ya hay dos albergues para ellos. >>> una empresa de las más grandes de clifornia están siendo demandadas hoy por su culpabilidad en los incendios. >>> vamos a revisas con gabriela el tiempo. >>> iniciamos

vamos a perÚ? pamela: vamos.to que sin querer le traspasaba la casa a su abogado. pamela: creo que en esta casa vivÍ como 4 aÑos. de aquí me hacen la despedida y viajo a estados unidos. el Único carro en la familia. todos los manejaban y los compartÍan. todas mis fotos son con el famoso volkswagen. tony: vehÍculo que aÚn anda rondando en el vecindario. mira el volkswagen, mira el volkswagen! pamela: ese es el carro! ese es el carro! tony:ven pamela, es que ese carro era de su abuelo. >>este carro es del 76. pamela:lleguÉ del hospital en ese carro. yo tengo las fotos. tony: las fotos no faltaron. hasta ahora hemos revivido momentos importantes de su infancia con su familia materna. en este viaje llegÓ dispuea a conocer el lado oculto de su pasado , conocer hermanos y ver frente frente a doÑa berta, su abuela paterna. cÓmo te sientes en esto momentos? pamela: emocionada y un poco neiosa. tony: por quÉ pasÓ tanto tiempo para que esto ocurriera? karla: la pregunta del millÓn y mÁs adelante vamos a dar la respuesta. h

back with buses and planes arriving every day i've launched flights between venezuela and ecuador peru and argentina and now twelve thousand venezuelans have returned to the fifty thousand venezuelans have registered at our embassies in chile argentina ecuador peru just stating their desire to come to many of our people have left hoping to find a better life but instead they found xena phobia persecution and exploitation he said that many people had left when john bolton north for example you acquired charm and the beach far for as well and where would you like to spend your. whole weight out here i'd like to spend my retirement surrounded by grandchildren and great grandchildren when i turn ninety i want to be in some part of caracas l a v l a mountain or on the critique of being such a baby in venezuela i'm a venezuelan and i will spend my last days in my homeland all these statements are simply a matter ravings of the white house john bolton and don. trump they're far from reality but they underestimate us i feel that they despise us donald trump john bolton my comic pale mike pence

have come back buses and planes arrive every day i've launched flights between venezuela and ecuador peru and argentina and now twelve thousand venezuelans have returned fifty thousand venezuelans have registered at our embassies in chile argentina ecuador peru stating their desire to come back many of our people have left hoping to find a better life but instead they found xena phobia persecution and exploitation and we said that many people have left and john bolton for example wished you acquired charm and the beach far from it as well and where would you like to spend your retirement. yeah i'd like to spend my retirement surrounded by grandchildren and great grandchildren when i turn ninety i want to be in some part of caracas l a v l a mountain or on the critique of beach in venezuela i'm a venezuelan and i will spend my last days in my homeland all these statements are simply a matter ravings of the white house john bolton and donald. there far from reality they underestimate us i feel that they despise us donald trump john bolton mike pale mike pence despise us because they think t

showers showers that just around the basis of brazil pushing the right across the amazon basin into peru days of heavy rain and there has been some showers as was but flooding as a result solved the flooding the shallows and is set to continue for another couple of days will say the more it weather into the parts of peru some rain there in to believe showers along the spells of right also stretch the way over towards the generic for the south is fine and rather be some wet weather snatching its way up into the river plate as we go on into friday thirty four celsius fall want to satirise thirty seven innocency and in the sunshine llosa sunshine to across the cabins absolutely lovely weather hit shots of some showers meanwhile across the western side of the region over the next thousand corrector we could see some showers want to see showers pushing into quite a moderate easing across into the yucatan peninsula. the caribbean is fine in dry kingston in the sunshine and twenty nine degrees celsius in the bad if not too bad as well across the eastern side of the us is eric cloud there is som

elusive charismatic cause or undeniably stars of the rain forest and there's a special place in peru where it's still possible to see macaws and all their wild glory that is if you don't mind a little travel. and we're heading to the tumble parts a research center a place so deep in the proving amazon it's taken us two days on this boat just to get there. there are sixteen species of macaws left in the wild down from more than twenty the populations of all of the species remaining are on the decline seven such as the blue throated macaw in danger of becoming extinct why. because of deforestation close to three hundred thousand square miles of the amazon rain forest gone since one thousand nine hundred seventy eight. timber and record your in mining. then there's the illegal pet trade it's not easy being one of the world's most beautiful birds pack these these juvenile cars and to bang to smuggle then and more than half of the an individual dying during this process. any hawkinson is the fuel leader for the macall project at the tumbled pata national reserve she's one of a team of res

elusive charismatic cause or undeniably stars of the rain forest and there's a special place in peru where it's still possible to see macaws and all their wild glory that is if you don't mind a little travel. and we're heading to the tumble pots a research center a place so deep in the proving amazon it's taken us two days on this boat just to get there. there are sixteen species of macaws left in the wild down from more than twenty the populations of all of the species remaining are on the decline . seven such as the blue throated macaw in danger of becoming extinct. because of deforestation close to three hundred thousand square miles of the amazon rain forest gone since one thousand nine hundred seventy eight. timber and recall tour and mining. then there's the illegal pet trade it's not easy being one of the world's most beautiful birds pack these these juvenile cars and to bang to smuggle than and more than half of the an individual dying during this process. any hawkinson is the fuel leader for the macall project at the tumbled pata national reserve she's one of a team of resea

y la corte suprema de justicia de perÚ.stro de un empresario y un periodista en 1992. enrique: los comerciantes tiene 20,000 millones de razones para agradecer este 14 de febrero. ♪ quésame, ♪ quésame mucho, ♪ como si fuera esta noche la última vez. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> para la despedida, los expertos anticipan que el gasto de este aÑo en el dÍa de los enamorados romperÁ rÉcords. >> segÚn encuesta anual sobre consumo en este dÍa del amor y la amistad, la persona promedio gasta cerca de $162 para expresar eso, amor y amistad. >> otro dato que refleja el sondeo es que los hombres son los que mÁs gastan con un poco mÁs de $229 cada uno. en opiniÓn de la federación nacional de minoristas el gasto total a nivel nacional va a superar los $20,700,000,000. tÚ cuÁnto invertiste en tu relo >> yo invierto esta felicitaciÓn a mi amor en casa y a todas mis amistades. >> un regalo que no tiene precio. ♪ ♪ conde: en la uefa champions league el real madrid demuestra que su actuaciÓn puede ser similar al de bruce willis en duro de matar. >> mientras ha

the lucid charismatic cause or undeniably stars of the rain forest and there's a special place in peru where it's still possible to see macaws and all their wild glory that is if you don't mind a little travel. and we're heading to the tumble ponds a research center a place so deep in the proving amazon it's taken us two days on this boat just to get there. there are sixty. species of macaws left in the wild down from more than twenty the populations of all of the species remaining are on the decline . seven such as the blue throated macaw in danger of becoming extinct. because of deforestation close to three hundred thousand square miles of the amazon rain forest gone since one thousand nine hundred seventy eight. timber and recall tour and mining. then there's the illegal pet trade it's not easy being one of the world's most beautiful birds pack these these juvenile cars and to bang to smuggle than and more than half of the an individual dying during this process. any hawkinson is the fuel leader for the macall project at the tumbled pata national reserve she's one of a team of resea

the lucid charismatic cause or undeniably stars of the rain forest and there's a special place in peru where it's still possible to see macaws and all their wild glory that is if you don't mind a little travel. and we're heading to the tumble ponds a research center a place so deep in the proving amazon it's taken us two days on this boat just to get there. there are six. species of macaws left in the wild down from more than twenty the populations of all of the species remaining are on the decline . seven such as the blue throated macaw in danger of becoming extinct why. because of deforestation close to three hundred thousand square miles of the amazon rain forest gone since one thousand nine hundred seventy eight. timber and were culture and mining. then there is the illegal pet trade it's not easy being one of the world's most beautiful birds pack these these juvenile cars and to bang to smuggle than and more than half of the an individual dying during this process. any hawkinson is the fuel leader for the macall project at the tumbled potten national reserve she's one of a team of

pamela silva decidiÓ irse a reencontrar con su pasado en perÚ.e pamela sabes que mi papÁ falleció pero mi abuela vive y entonces en ese momento empezamos a hablar de eso y de dije meienes que prometer que irÁs. porqueunca habÍa conocido a su abuela. me enseÑa la foto de su abuela y es idÉntica. de ahÍ naciÓ eso tan impresionante, pamela tiene una historia muy fuerte. cuando son periodistas no cuentan tanto su vida y estÁn mÁs limitadas hablar de la noticia. tiene una historia muy fuerte y se que fue lo mÁs importante en su vida. reunirse con su abuela que la conecta con su padre. paola: la entrevistÉ a pamela y le preguntÉ qué te gustarÍa decirle a tu papÁ que te ve en el cielo? y respondiÓ que sÍ estÁ tan orgulloso de mi como yo de el. pamela tiene un corazÓn de oro y esto le ha tenido que hacer muchÍsimo bien. siempre le quedÓ ese vacÍo. carlos: una mujer que se dedica a buscar las historias de otras personas y ahora se enfrenta a su misma historia. dani: quÉ manera tan linda de comenzar este aÑo y una nueva pÁgina. carlos: ahÍ lo tenemos. se m

2018 frida viajó a méxico competir y fue seleccionada para representar al país, para medicar hace perúen el evento para los juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020, a ver >>> mensaje de amor para san alentín infierno por dar la vuelta en un inicio de torneo luego de cumplir 34 años el martes, que no muestra ganas de perder >>> de postre con raúl, buenas tardes, que hace frío pero en toluca se presente el infierno >>> sobre todo en un equipo que busca más y te contaré qué diferencia de un torneo a otro, la máquina libero la apertura 2018 y llegó al clausura 2019 embargo ganó uno de sus primeros cinco partidos, no vamos al infierno y este diablo da susto al nido en el minuto 26, pineda fue convocado y responde 1 x 0 la máquina, ne 76, en este tiro libre, que se trepa y adrián mora con el cabezazo superando a pablo aguilar, empate a uno en toluca, los guerreros llegaron contra xolos, en la casa, la comarca en el minuto 20, el ecuatoriano, bolaños como hace de las suyas por arriba y se las lleva con el al arco, para los xolos, pero jaber correo con el segundo gol que lo empata y así quedo un punto

estamos mejor que muchos paÍses como colombia, perÚ, honduras. >> dijo que es falso que los venezolanosdo la salida del paÍs. >> manuel lÓpez obrador no va a participar en los problemas internos de venezuela y sobre el incidente con el periodista jorge ramos. >> solidaridad, desde aquÍ, lo que no quiero es involucrarme en un asunto que estÁ muy polarizado, no quiero ser luz de la calle y oscuridad de la casa. >> lÓpez obrador quiere ser mediador en la crisis que presenta venezuela. >> el chapo guzmÁn y los abogados quieren que el chapo tenga caso estÁn acusando a peÑa nieto por darles dinero que se regaban en cartones de huevo para no levantar sospechas. enrique peÑa nieto no ha hecho declaraciones sobre este tÓpico. >> la cÁmara representantes marcÓ un desafÍo sin precedentes por parte de los congresista a los poderes del mandatario, la medida fue aprobada por los 245 votos de republicano. en un huerto ilegal en contra de la constituciÓn. >> llegÓ la hora de saber cómo va el clima. vamos con suhely lopez belen. >> gracias compaÑero aÚn sigue lloviendo sobre mojado, vigilancia al norte

there are millions of venezuelans fleeing the country going to colombia, peru, brazil, panama, and thetroyed. and the neighboring countries are saying this is enough. liz: where is the lack of outrage on the democratic left mere in the united states given the fact that we're hearing, people on the ground, maduro's government, s.w.a.t. teams are shooting teenagers and imprisoning teenagers? >> it's very important to remember one thing right now. the maduro government has a monopoly on force. there's no opposition guerrillas and malitia. in the past they have been willing to suppress violently nonviolent demonstrators. this is a difficult time for venezuela and we'll have to see what happens in the coming days as more protesters go into the streets. liz: what are you watching for? are you watching for the military showing up at the protests? we're hearing they're standing down. are you watching whether maduro gets an exit ramp into cuba? >> what i would be watching is whether the military decides that maduro is more of a problem than a benefit. they are more likely to look to someone els

murieron luego de que un camiÓn cruzara, y chocara de frente a una pequeÑa camioneta en el sur de perÚpÚblicos. patricia: el centro de detenciÓn para aliÑo os estÁ siendo blanco de duras crÍticas debido al estricto rÉgimen. en venezuela nicolÁs maduro asegurÓ que el presidente interino juan guaidÓ tendrÁ que responder a la justicia por violar la constituciÓn y las leyes. asÍ que tendremos esto y mÁs esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: gracias, patricia. jorge: vamos a una pausa, pero una pregunta, ¿se reduce la violencia contra el narcotrÁfico? ilia: y la nasa perdiÓ comunicaciÓn >> o. tiempo faltaba para que jalisco realizaba su imperio y acaba de lograrlo tras el veredicto de culpabilidad del chapo guzmÁn. >>se caracteriza por manifestar y demostrar el poder que tienen, quiÉn es mÁs sanguinario, mÁs violento y más agresivo... >>los inicios se remontan a 2007 primero como brazo armado del cÁrtel de sinaloa bajo el nombre de "mata zetas" que dio origen al temible cartel jalisco. su virulencia era conocida por los llamado narco bloqueos en jalisco, tras el intento fallido de arrest

peru is turning to its military to stop illegal gold mining in the country benefits from producing vast amounts of the precious metal but illegal mining as calls huge damage to the regime. you're watching e.w. news and steve will be on with the business news right after this stick around. what's coming up going to sleep you have plenty to talk about here on. the monitors lisa every weekend here on alt.

when all is said and done, i wanted to go to the congo, and i did. [ car horn ] >> anthony: peru is a outsiders to its hidden mountain valleys. we love this stuff. we obsess about it, gorge on it and fetishize it. i'm talking about chocolate. once a common treat, it's now becoming as nuanced as fine wine, making the pursuit of the raw, good stuff all the more difficult. i'm joining that hunt in remotest peru, but not before i've re-immersed myself in the booming lima food scene. ♪ i took a walk through this

. >>> en nuestros paÍses rios de lodo corren por una zona rural de perÚ donde una avalancha de lodo fue en el tiempo tenemos la maÑana de algunas zonas, lluvias intermitentes >>> lluvias continÚa y bastantes peligrosas en la zona montaÑosa veamos una imagen en vivo actual de san francisco vemos las nubes baja condiciones en los 50 grados actualmente pero bien les comentaba en la regiÓn este fin de semana un leve receso en la semana laboral. las condiciones actuales san josÉ con una temperatura de 50 grados oakland 51, 48 grados en la zona de (nombre en inglÉs) veamos a nuestro radar casa tormenta que estÁ viendo este frente frÍo que trae bastante actividad amo sur de nuestra regiÓn, la caÍda de esta enorme cÉlula fuertes lluvias, vientos de hasta 20 millas por horas esta nieve continuarÁ precisamente sobre la autopista 17 de hecho el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa emitiÓ este aviso invernal y podemos ver la caÍda de 4 pulgadas de fresca nieve durante las horas de la noche pero mucha precauciÓn con las carreteras especialmente en la carretera 35 y 29 y 130. mientras tanto al norte de

incluyendo expresidentes de perÚ y brasil. >> los Únicos paÍses que no hay gente en la cÁrcel, no importaen 2012. como lo declarÓ luis antonio. [habla en portuguÉs] >> para este periodista el acuerdo es contradictorio porque la secretarÍa de la funciÓn pÚblica si san seÑo a la odebrecht con $523,000,000. por lo que se habrÍa incumplido tramposa mente para no tener accesar investigaciÓn y no proceder en contra de los polÍticos corruptos. >> incomprensible. incompresible porque si hubiese acuerdos con odebrecht, no se porque lo sancionÓ las función pÚblica. >> esta maÑana presiente lÓpez obrador aclarÓ que el caso continÚa. >> no somos tapadera y no vamos a permitir la corrupciÓn. y ademÁs no lo podrÍamos hacer porque nos convertirÍamos en cÓmplices. >> los secretos se pueden revelar pronto porque mÉxico recibiÓ el aÑo pasado un paquete por parte del gobierno de suiza de mÁs de 3000 hojas de informaciÓn intersecciones de pagos de sobornos a polÍticos mexicanos a cambio de obra pÚblica. enrique: al regresar espectaculares imÁgenes de la tierra desde el espacio. ♪ ♪enrique:nos despedimos con

millones los desplazados por el rÉgimen de maduro. 10 de mensaje en el pleno de la reuniÓnceministro d perÚnformaciÓn oficial. vuelo con ustedes a miami. enrique, una pregunta, mucho hemos escuchado de las diferentes acciones polÍticas que tomarÁn los funcionarios. que ha pasado con la ayuda humanitaria. estÁn pensando en otra estrategia? >> enrique: muy buena pregunta, karina. la ayuda se encuentran los centros de lado colombiano y brasileÑo de la frontera. el grueso de la ayuda se mantiene en los centros de acopio. le preguntamos a guaidÓ si pensaba volver introducir esta ayuda y dijo quemanitara llegue a los que estÁn en venezuela.van a intentar volver a introducir la ayuda humanitaria. horas antes ya habÍa voces dentro del grupo de lima que es de que no van apoyar una intervenciÓn militar. aunque todas las opciones dicen que estÁn sobre la mesa, no intervenciÓn militar no es algo que se contemple. >> son 600 t de ayuda humanitaria, medicinas y de todos los caminos son una logra ingresar, eso dijo el presidente interino de venezuela, por la frontera de brasil. imagÍnate. tambiÉn, los cam

aterrizó de emergencia hoy en la parte superior de un automÓvil en medio de una calle de la capital de perÚn que se derrumbó nudo atrapando los -- se derrumbÓ atrapÁndolos por nueve dÍas. que aaron atrapados el pasado jueves 31 de enero en la mina pampa guay a 100 km de lima. impresionantes son estas imÁgenes de un hombre nadando debajo de la superficie de un lago congelado en la repÚblica checa. tiene 50 y cuatro aÑos y lo hizo sÓlo guiÁndose por una cuerda. dice que lo logrÓ gracias a sus dietas ya que preparÓ su mente con ejercicios de yoga . esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna el pentÁgono confirma que enviarÁ 3070 50 soldados a la frontera de estados unidos con mÉxico. con este contingente la cantidad de tropas en la frontera serÁ más del doble que las que hay destacadas hoy en siria. crece la tensiÓn en las frontera de colombia por los soldados que reforzarÁn la seguridad cuando se inicie proceso de ayuda humanitaria que solicitÓ juan guaid''o. trump volverÁ a verlo despuÉs de confesarle el mundo que por aÑos trabajÓ ilegalmente limpiando en varias de sus propiedades. son de las histori

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striking the country's southern border with peru. at least six people were treated for minor injuries. >>> the second day of the summit to discuss ways. the focus now is on concrete action. >> reporter: pope francis gave participants a list of 21 items, action they take after. including using experts to investigate some of these abuses . on day #2 of the special summit, church leaders focused on accountability to confirm decades of sexual scandals and coverups. >> it is also public, criminal behavior. >> reporter: the cardinal called for new legal procedures to investigate for editorial priests, hoping to rebuild trust with the catholics around the world. the cardinal says the church can no longer treat sex abuse victims with skepticism. >> what i am hearing from the other big ships bishops is that there will be concrete steps. >> reporter: here during the summit, sharing their stories at the gates of the vatican. >> we are beyond anger. we are really fighting for truth, for justice for the survivors and the children and the young pe

llegar a los esfuerzos de ayuda a refugiados venezolanos que se han movilizado a colombia, ecuador, perÚdÓ declarado como presidente interino de venezuela y dijo que le habÍa dado todo su apoyo. una breve presentaciÓn de un vÍdeo que dio justamente juan guaidÓ, el encuentro continÚa las prÓximas horas en la tarde. esperamos una rueda de prensa. 14 paÍses y amigos de la organizaciÓn viendo que otras delegaciones internacionales han estado acÁ incluso la celebraciÓn de la unión europea se encuentra presente en este encuentro y lo estarÁn tratando algunas decisiones fundamentales de lo que puede ocurrir en venezuela en los prÓximos dÍas y sobre todo la ayuda humanitaria. borja: seguiremos muy de cerca la situaciÓn en venezuela. nos vamos al salvador. te contamos que nayib bukele el candidato del partido gran alianza por unidad nacional, se convirtiÓ en el presidente electo de el salvador con casi cinco de 4% de los votos. nayib bukele es un ex empresario izquierdista de 37 aÑos y ex alcalde de la capital. hombre carismÁtico que se identifica con los jÓvenes y le gusta usar jeans. es futuro

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it was felt in peru and ecuador, as well as parts of colombia.ad two aftershocks of at least 6.0. we're awaiting information on possible injuries and damage zienlt the network of those abused by priests otherwise known as snap will release the names of the priests with ties to the oakland diocese. the names were compiled by s.n.a.p. the oakland diocese released the names of 45 priests accused of abusing at least 174 underage boys and girls. >>> a bay area lawmaker is challenging the notion that religious confessions could be -- or should be confidential when it comes to suspected cases of child abuse. state senator jerry hill introduced legislation requiring clergy of all faith report suspected cases of abuse regardless of how they learn about it, including during confession. under current law, clergy are exempt from reporting what they learn through confession. >> i can't see a justification for that exception. there are ten other states in the united states that do not have that exception. and they have -- they are mandated reporters. >> hill s

minutes is typical of the showers in this part of northeastern brazil and back towards bolivia ecuador peru eighteen images the daily show site that's what you should get this time the year the heaviest stuff looks like getting even heavier as it runs up through southeast brazil even touches paragraph about how we get to late monday early tuesday and with the moving north of the sun the showers a blooming davey now coming up from colombia into panama and even costa rica this of course is a process you expect to continue more immediately we will see want to two showers is part of the world otherwise the caribbean is fine there are some big showers for cross the sun and mexico would only temporarily by monday they are probably gong or at least very rare and the problem in the u.s. still winter of course plenty has begun across the great lakes up into was eastern canada there's flooding in tennessee for example but the day is dry. the weather sponsored by chance our employees. you from sunrise to sunset across asia. and the pacific at school until fascinating story one on one east on al-jazeer

i look south look at chile and argentina and colombia and peru and who would have thought after trudeau calls for ousting missouri to use one - - madera that the united states would follow but we did in that part of the world is getting to get its act together and we have reaction to the democratic order in brazil but that's only because decade after decade of corruption and the desperation but even there the people in the region think they can control that president to point them in the right direction but we need to be involved in that action. >> and then you talk about the cowardly lion what would you like to see in this disordered world we get a lot of crap on twitter but one column was when trump was winning i was talking about he was qualified more of a true hawk and interventionist. but you can see now it's a strange amalgam of militaristic and isolationist and in some ways he never left military school and to be very patient with generals in the military bit on the other hand when it comes to war obviously he listens to the excuse for one of the crazy doctors but he thinks of wa

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a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck ecuador near the border with peru. the usgs says the powerful quake hit near the town of monday tal voe. a video taken around the quake. it was felt in parts of colombia as well. it registered two aftershocks of 6.0 as well. we're waiting for more information on possible injuries or damage. >> happening today, the survivors network of those abused by police will release the names of 135 -- priests will release the names of 135 people. the names were compiled by snap. the oakland diocese released the names of 45 priests accused of abuse underage boys and girls. snap has been sharply critical of the diocese handling of the clergy scandal. >>> challenging the notion that religious confessions should be kept confidential. especially when it comes to suspected cases of child abuse. jerry hill of san mateo introduced legislation of reporting suspected case of abuse regardless of how they learn about it. that includes during confession. under current law, clergy are exempt from reporting what they learn through confession. >>

our reporterer claudia laszczk met villagers in peru who are planting tens of thousands of new trees in an effort to combat climate change. >> quena raymi is a very special festival held once a yeaear in e peruvian andes. it's a tree-planting ceremony attended by over 200 men, women , and children from various villages in the area. once the festivities are over, they begin their hike up the mountain, carrying shovels and other tools, and provisions with them. plus infants and the saplings -- even the llamas come along. their two-hour trek takes them to an altitude of over 4000 meters above sea-level. they follow anicent paths once used by their ancestors. the incas lived in harmony with their environment. for today's population, the idea is to give back what they have taken from nature. the past few centuries have seen the area almlmost completely deforested, with no effort to replenish the devastated woodlands. these people are the first generation to recognize that something has to change. hermogenes, one of the village leaders, is here with his family. >> it's hard to dig holes in

fairly good climatological line because it's through brazil and back towards bolivia down towards peru and the white top plans the heaviest rain so the heaviest is move away really from bolivia down towards brazil and these places not far away from sao paolo and from rio exactly where you do collect the the rain in the reservoirs for the rest populous past of brazil now it's likely that we'll see this rain continue in the next day or so and this still a risk i think up in the hard ground in bolivia and in peru all of these showers continue largely generated by daytime heating so most dire overnight that's what you just saw and come back again by day less so in brazil with the rains kind go all the time there it is summer here if we run north of the constant it's beautiful weather in central america tall and in north america course mid-winter and the rains here been a story in california in the napa valley near san francisco and indeed in the south was similar effect unfortunately vines on the water there's not much more to come i have to say most of the snow and rain is nine further ea