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to denied any involvement with the devil operation and refused to be interviewed for this film a peruvian court shelled the case for lack of evidence that he towards the development of meanwhile newmont president wayne murphy earn nearly five million dollars in two thousand and six when the devil operation occurred because the of the water has now enjoying a lucrative retirement. the lead but it's you know. it's like a north and wells film. but i mean the mining company writes the script directs the authorities and has connections with the law makers and i know your stuff. and you've been on top of everything they say it's for our own goods. act of of this operation was clear they were sending us a message and the message was clear. we know where you are what you do or don't do well and we can kill you. why are mining companies allowed to hire their own private army we asked daniel mora a retired army general. you know. in ninety ninety peru's intelligence service was restructured. and the national intelligence service was created as. one of them being a young lady rocked when the governm

crazy alerts don't drink the water the mayor of the peruvian city of horror me thinks he knows what causes homosexuality and that is drinking tap water while standing outside a new water treatment plant near jose beneath as a reference to the high levels of strontium in the local water supply and said unfortunately strontium reduces male hormones and suddenly will be as below so this as other towns where the percentages are increasing of homosexuality or into a limb and used in the town to have a loss' most of a population of fourteen thousand. years of college and women were quick to prove they are benita is wrong however noting the strontium in the water increases the risk of cancer it has nothing to do with homosexuality i guess the real question though is when was rick santorum in peru and what did he tell me are the details. coming out the g.o.p. presidential contenders were out in full force again last night for what was supposed to be a debate on foreign policy my panel why the war drums drowned out any real serious talk of foreign problems. what drives the world the fear mongering

. >> reporter: hi in the peruvian andies where little vegetation grows, life depends on one animal, theeater challenge. mountains covered with ice are now barron no ice means no water and that means no grass to feed the animals. so how much have glasiers disappeared when you think about when you were a little kid compared to now? >> translator: the difference is that when i was a little boy, the mountain tops were white with snow and ice. but as you can see, they now look black. that's the difference. a stranger arrives bringing hope. eduardo is the foundation of the gold idea. if mountains absorb more heat from the son, white mountains will have the opposite effect. the solution is to make them white. >> so any point farenheit degree is at the very dark rock. >> let's look at what happens when you point it against the rocks that haven't painted. >> a thermometer shows quite a bit of difference in the white and dark rocks. >> this is the difference between 30 degrees farenheit, about ten or 12 celsius. >> a crew of five go around the mountains with a mixture that turns the rocks white.

this was the peruvian health minister between '96 and '99. any wrongdoing now and denies it now but says the campaign could have been executed better. >> translator: of course there were problems. i'm not going to deny it. i've never denied that there were problems. but what did we do about it? first we investigated all of the accusations that were filed. absolutely all of them, without exception. >> reporter: he categorically denies that the government was targeting poor indigenous women in rural communities. >> translator: there was never any order or instruction from my office favoring one method over another. much less did we ever provide incentives for that to happen. >> reporter: so far, victoria is the only woman in peru that has won a case of forced sterilization after a seven-year trial she was compensated $2,750 but her doctor didn't serve time in prison. she's now trying to prove that her doctor was acting on government orders and that it was all part of a campaign to deceive women especially the most vulnerable. nobody really know

joran van der sloot peruvian murder trial is set to begin in six weeks. >>> in new zealand, christchurch residents can return to cathedral square since the devastating earthquake nine months ago. officials say they hope residents can see firsthand what's being done to bring their city back. >>> and in egypt another protester has been killed in cairo. police say he was struck earlier today by a police truck as it was trying to flee the chaos. e people have died in egyptian clashes in the past week while the anti-government protests get most of the headlines, not all egyptian protests are against the government. >> reporter: they called themselves egypt's silent majority. it's hard to say if those who support the ruling military council are actually a majority but silent they are not. thousands of people cram the square to denounce more than 100,000 occupying tahrir square and demand the military get out of the business of ruling this unruly country. it may not be as big as tahrir square or not quite as many people but this is the other side of the coin. not everybody in this country is a

jordan van der sloot's peruvian murder trial is set to begin in six weeks.nd on to syria now where protests continue despite a government crackdown. an activist group monitoring the situation leaves at least 11 civilians, including three children, claiming they've been killed by civilian forces today. >>> sancti sanctions in syria over a crackdown on the protesters. one protester was killed in cairo after being struck by a police truck that was trying to lessen the chaos. egypt's parliamentary elections beg begin on monday. >>> we're in kcairo right now. it is nightfall. people who are in the square demonstrating, what is it they're demanding tonight? >> reporter: well, they're demanding what they've been demanding for the last week, which is for the supreme council of the armed forces, the military council that took over from mubarak, step down. they want a transition to some sort of civilian rule. now, this evening mohammad baradai, the former head of the economic energy agency, he did put out a statement saying he would be willing to drop his bid for the

murdering natalee holloway in aruba has filed a lawsuit against authorities with the chilean and peruvianoman he is accused of killing in lima. he's reportedly seeking $10 million, claiming his rights were violated when he was nabbed in chile and hauled to jail in peru. >>> a new jersey man suspected in death of his 2-year-old daughter was arrested today inization by atask force. the fbi issued a nationwide man hunt. >>> american airlines parent company has filed for bankruptcy reorganization. the airline posted a profit in only one quarter since 2007 and has lost nearly $5 billion over the same time period. >>> anderson, there's lotto drama in connecticut. the day after three asset managers claimed the largest powerball jackpot in the state's history, a pr executive acting on their behalf is denying that there's a fourth win wore wanted to be remain anonymous. the men netted a payout of 103.5 million. >>> google maps, android launched today. it has a new feature that lets you figure out where you are and the way you might want to go inside buildings they've mapped. google has partnered w

murdering natalee holloway in aruba has filed a lawsuit against authorities with the chilean and peruvianer of the woman he is claimed to have murdered. >>> american airlines parent company has filed for bankruptcy reorganization. the airline posted a profit in only one quarter since 2007 and has lost nearly $5 billion over the same time period. >>> anderson, there's lotto drama in connecticut. the day after three asset managers claimed the largest powerball jackpot in history, they're denying that there's a fourth winner who wanted to remain anonymous. the men netted a payout of 1.3 million. only one of the guy spoke at the press conference on monday and all he had to say was, it feels good. >> i wonder do they have to do a press conference, i wonder, by the lotto rules? >> i don't know that they have to do one. i mean, surely there have been winners in the past that we've never seen on camera. i don't think they have to. >> seems like all the people could have theoretically won, asset managers, it's not like -- >> i hear you. but you know, at least you're more interested in what i just

moccasins, copperheads, black widows, scorpions, king cobra, malaysi malaysian, australian, french, peruvian liquid gold. >> reporter: the best advice? >> the main thing we like to say is don't do what we do. >> reporter: but with their supervision. >> go for it. >> can't be hesitant. he who hesitates is lost. >> reporter: i gave "swamp wars" a try. got it. and you can see the snake there did not like being captured, snapping at the camera. this is that seven-foot python here which appears menacing until you look at this. this is a 16-foot python that was captured out here in the last month inside a 76-bound deer. so one of the stars of "swamp wars" lieutenant scott mullen does that mean people should be afraid especially for children in. >> no, they're not a primary food source for the animals, not something we look at. >> reporter: matt, clearly they're on to something and i don't know, theals are looking pretty safe right now. >> that's crazy. kerry, thank you very much. be careful over there. the new season of "swamp wars" can be seen on animal planet sunday night at 9:00, 8:00 central.