police in peru said they seized $2.3 million of counterfeit cash from a peruvian gang.per to make the bills and also found in a house in lima, but officials in the u.s. say that there is a lot more fake american money that has not been found. they say that most of it is coming from peru. and i want to bring in rafael romo the talk about how this works. you know, how do we know that this is real or not real? what is happening? how is this so successful? >> well, what is happening in peru is that enforcement has been lax for many, many decades and counterfeiters have moved in. also, there's a national criminal organization that is very well known and that is what happened yesterday. they found a counterfeiting operation in a downtown building in lima and they confiscated $2.3 million and all of the money was in $50. and we are taking a look at some of the shots that were taken there at the police station in downtown lima. now, this money was eventually going to make its way to countries like argentina and venezuela, and you can imagine that eventually the money comes into

to denied any involvement with the devil operation and refused to be interviewed for this film a peruviancourt shelled the case for lack of evidence that he towards the development of meanwhile because nuance president wayne murphy earned 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. they're late but. it's like a norton wells film with. the i mean the mining company writes the script directs the sorties and has connections with the law makers in his house and i know your stuff. and you've been on top of everything they say it's for our own good. to have of this operation was clear they were sending us a message and the message was clear. we know where you are what you do are on there 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 per use intelligence service was restructured. and the national intelligence service was created as. one of them being a young lady rocked it when th

i know i've always dreamed of visiting machu picchu to remind the peruvians of just what a tiny people they are. [laughter] of course, mitt isn't the only romney wowing them on the international stage this week. so is refalca, the romney family horse, who is at the london olympics competing in dressage, which i have declared the sport of the summer for those who use summer as a verb. now, refalca is poised not only to take the gold, she could have a major impact on the u.s. presidential election. >> the v.p. selection comes shortly probably after the olympics. >> mrs. romney has a horse competing in the olympics that could keep her in london until as late as the 12th, and it's quite likely there will be no announcement, at least until then. >> stephen: yes, there will be no v.p. announcement until after refalca is done competing. that could mean only one thing -- romney has chosen refalca as his running mate. [cheering and applause] it's an historic choice. folks, this is an historic choice, like sarah palin. like pailin, refell ca's female, also doesn't read newspapers and has complet

at this peruvian restaurant, inspectors cited the restaurant for operating without a certified safetymanager on duty and no one there stopped operations despite no hot water for sanitation and food at unsafe temperatures. all of these restaurants, yes all of them, passed reinspection and are now back in business. we tweeted and facebooked our findings as they happen. next time, follow me so i can alert you as it all goes down. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, 9news now. >> a rough night out there, top. some areas were really hammered. how strong were those storms? >> trees down in morgan county, west virginia. power outages in montgomery county. tronl boundary moves in here tomorrow. we'll probably do it all over again tomorrow. 95 today, day 42 since june 1st 90 or higher. let's start with live doppler 9000. no warnings on these storms but i tell you what, earlier we had some flash flood warnings out in the panhandle. i would not be surprised to see warnings posted in the next couple hours. very heavy rain, slow movers. got a couple areas we're watching. one down to the south

the peruvian driver was also killed they were touring ancient ruins when the driver lost control.uthorities say he misjudged the road. now to china where rain brought on by a typhoon left dozens of people stranded in the northeastern part of the country. crews taking boats through flooded streets to bring people to safety. >>> and we end with the world's largest food fight. this is in spain. tens of thousands of people hitting each other with 20 tons of tomatoes during the annual battle. messy. >> paul ryan formally accepting the republican nomination. president obama he says has shown a lack of leadership. >> president obama was asked not long ago to reflect on any of the mistakes he might have made. he said well, i haven't communicated enough. he said his job is to quote tell a story to the american people. as if that's the whole problem here? he needs to talk more and we need to be better listeners? these past four years we had suffered no shortage of words in the white house. what is missing is leadership in the white house. >> did he make his case to the american people? let'

he made seciche from that, which was divine, the peruvian seviche, in honor of its homeland. the problem with a lot of fish farming, it can be incredibly polluting. the way they're doing it now in this one farm where they're doing this, it's actually quite clean. so there you go. >>> got to try it out. >>> a special honor for our hoptown olympians. >>> hey, guys, if you hate crowds, get what, you're out of luck. that's the only way to get near three locals who made us proud. i can't near the stage as we celebrate tonight. that's about the only way i'm going to get there, i promise. i'll get closer with this live report. >>> and you're the media. also, what's happening to country crooner randy travis. come on, kids. we gotta go! oh, nah, i gotta go. oh, can you make that to go? these days, nobody has time to get sick, but minute clinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infections, with no appointment necessary, so you can feel better in no time. you guys wanna go to the park? yeah!

one student applying for deferred action is the peruvian- born sofia campos who spoke to abc news. >>have been here since i was 6 years old. as undocumented members of this community, we're often living in the shadows every day because of shame, fear of deportation. >> while thousands of young immigrants lined up across the country to apply for deferred action wednesday, arizona republican governor jan brewer issued an executive order barring immigrants were granted a reprieve interstate from receiving public benefits or getting drivers' licenses. she also instructed state agencies to make sure only legal residents access taxpayer financed benefits. for more we go to phoenix, arizona where we're joined by roberto lovato, a writer with new america media. he blogs at ofamerica.wordpress.com. roberto lovato, welcome to "democracy now!" you are in phoenix today where the governor has just made this very controversial announcement. talk about the significance of the incredibly long lines around the country of tens of thousands of young immigrants and what is happening in arizona. >> what i

. >> reporter: the 20-year-old peruvian said it brought shame before acceptance. >> i was still her daughter and she supports me now. >> reporter: she was accepted into college. >> i got accepted. >> reporter: with her legal status looming over her head, the dream came to a halt. >> they told me i couldn't go any more because they weren't given financial aid for undocumented. >> reporter: an a equality maryland state. >> these aren't two separate issues. >> reporter: community leaders say the only way to see both question 4 and 6 approved in the november referendum is for these two groups to come together because separate, they say, they would lose. in langley park, maryland, news 4. >>> the maryland marriage alliance opposed legalizing same-sex unions on its website. the group claims that it turned in natures to get on the ballot to bay gay marriage. >>> vincent gray is proposing challenges. the new bill would ban anyone for the city contract worth a $250,000 or more. new financial disclosure rules and candidates would be held more accountable for what their political committees do. three o

at this peruvian restaurant on columbia road, inspectors cited the restaurant for operating without a certified safety manager on duty and no one there stopped operations despite no hot water for sanitation and food at unsafe temperatures. all these restaurants, yes, all of them passed reinspection and are now back in business. we tweeted and face booked our findings as they happened. next time follow me so i can alert you as it all goes down. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, 9news now. >> i'm suddenly so not hungry right now. >>> expect plenty of company if you're planning to buy a power ball ticket. tomorrow night's jackpot is worth an estimated $253 million. people lined up at stores all across our area. one winner could take home a lump sum payment of $170 million. the jackpot could grow higher before tomorrow night's drawing. of course the odds of winning the jackpot are about one in 175 million. >>> coming up, taking a stand against sitting. find out why doctors are earning more of us to spend a little more time on our feet. top? >> we have a severe thunderstorm warning f

we have peruvian guards there still. are there.rdner's it is a very unusual situation. at this point, i think we have to stay engaged on it. >> i agree with everything and has been said, particularly with the idea of staying involved. we need to encourage our other arab friends to be supportive of iraq. i know we have been doing that, but it is really critical. it is one of the most critical diplomatic elements in the whole situation. when we when then, iraq was really isolated from its arab neighborhood. that has started to get better. as we watch the situation politically going forward in providing we stand ball, we can influence their internal politics, not to the same degree as if you had 100,000 troops there, but through a over interest levels of support, we can still influence political moderation inside iraq. the key thing to watch, apart from the evolution of their electoral process and political parties and so forth, is whether there are forces and their police can become truly national institutions. that is the real metric. can they become national institution

peruvian guards they're still. you've gone this. albanian gardner's. a regular tower of babel. my albanian, macedonian. it was great. a very unusual situation but at this point i think we have to sort of stay engaged. >> and you can see all of the ambassador's remarks tonight at eight like eastern on that c-span and that our website, c-span.org. >> i do not envy the dressing harmony of the republican party. [applause] they squelched debate, we welcome it. they denied differences. we bridge some. they are uniform, we are united. [applause] >> said choices this year are not just between two different personalities or between two political parties. there are between two different visions of the future, to fundamentally different ways of governing. a government of pessimism, fear, and limits or hours of hope, confidence, and growth. >> c-span has aired every minute of every major party convention since 1984, and this year was a republican and democratic national roentgens live on c-span starting monday, august august 27. >> nasa scientists say mars looks similar to the california d

we have a peruvian guard there still, ugandans, albanian gardeners, it was a regular tower of babel. i use some of my -- it was great. is a very unusual situation, but at this point i think we have to kind of stay engaged on it. >> and you can see all of mr. hill's comments tonight at 8 p.m. each and c-span. following in at 92010 eastern a discussion with afghanistan and pakistan policies with the u.s. >> this weekend on american history tv -- >> we are selling george washington's personal copy of the acts of congress. we will start the bidding, ladies and gentlemen, at $1,300,000. 1,300,000, 1,400,000. 1,006,000. >> sunday at 7 p.m. asian and pacific american artifacts, christie's auction of george washington's 106 page ask of congress. inside along with the constitution a draft of the bill of rights. the book includes washington's own handwritten notes. also this weekend more from the contenders. our series that looks at key political figures who ran for president and last but change political history. >> as it has been said, in the worst of times, a great people must do the best o

yeah, he is one of the few peruvian artists, who is known as alberto lynch, and actually, if you go to lima, there are streets named after him, you know-- calle alberto lynch-- he's so famous there. but like many other spanish artists, like madrazo and rico y ortega, really made his flash in paris, and painted at the turn of the century. this was probably painted around 1900, i would think. you can tell by the costume and everything else. it's signed, but you can barely see it. it's down here, and you can see "l-y-n-c-h." it's hard to see that signature, but to me, this is signed all over. you have his typical beautiful woman in high society from paris. now, where'd you get it? i got it from an estate sale, an estate auction. uh-huh, okay. did you pay a lot of money for it? no. well, i paid $400 for it, but i thought she was certainly worth that. and it's a little yellowed. did you try to clean it at all? no, that was not me. i wanted to tell you, i'm not responsible for that. okay. that's not your doing. that's not me. yeah, it looks like somebody did a little attempt to clean this at

we have a peruvian guards there still appeared you have you done since. we have panamanian gardners. it was a regular tower of babel. i used my albanian, bulgarian, macedonian. [laughter] it is a very unusual situation. at this point, we have to stay in the dust on it. >> -- state engaged on it. >> next up, a look at the negative impact of traditional disciplinary measures at schools. the education department hosted this event earlier today. it includes remarks from a behavioral specialists and family court judge. it is just over 90 minutes. >> ok, let's get started. good morning. thank you for joining us here today. i am the senior fellow at the education policy institute and i will be the moderator of this event this morning. i would like to welcome to this discussion. the administration's new support action program, strategies for success. we're live streaming this event. and we would ask you first off to turn off all cell phones so we don't have those interruptions. let me begin by introducing the other guests who are here today. first is our featured

we have peruvian guards there still. are there.rdner's it is a very unusual situation.this point, i think we have to stay engaged on it. >> i agree with everything and has been said, particularly with the idea of staying involved. we need to encourage our other arab friends to be supportive of iraq. i know we have been doing that, but it is really critical. it is one of the most critical diplomatic elements in the whole situation. when we when then, iraq was really isolated from its arab neighborhood. that has started to get better. as we watch the situation politically going forward in providing we stand ball, we can influence their internal politics, not to the same degree as if you had 100,000 troops there, but through a over interest levels of support, we can still influence political moderation inside iraq. the key thing to watch, apart from the evolution of their electoral process and political parties and so forth, is whether there are forces and their police can become truly national institutions. that is the real metric. can they become national institutions, o