southern peru copper - it's a giant mining company. they will invest 1.4 billion, in the mine, which is right behind the town. it's very, very near. that's why people say the mine will pollute their land and water will be polluted. they say they will not speak to the government, the government responded by sending in troops and the police. and they will not talk to the protesters unless protests are suspended people will only talk to the president because he came here during his campaign, and promised them, to support them against a mining project a few years ago. the government has approved an environmental impact study last year. but pending were the permits. that's why the protests began six weeks ago. they will not back down. even though the government promises there'll be 90 million staying in the region from the revenue of the government, the people say they don't trust the government. they don't trust the study or the company. they believe that they will not see any benefits from the mine now or in the future. >>> in columbia a

. >>> still ahead here on al jazeera, we report from a town in southern peru at the heart of a dispute over the construction of a coal mine >>> and free to set their own agenda conservative mps in the u.k. file into number 10 to hear about new powers that could silence groups. individuals explain. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights on al jazeera america. >>> hello, once again here is a reminder of the top stories. gunfire and explosions reported from burundi's capital after the army took control. the military deposed the president after weeks of protests >>> 45 have been killed in a fire at a shoe factory in manila. a plays started after welding gear came into contact with chemicals. 26 people are still missing >>> the saudi-led says houthi rebels in yemen violated a temporary ceasefire. a statement from the alliance said the houthis attacked saudi territor

. >> a protest's been killed during a miner strike in southern peru, demonstrators owned to miners being on saturday following a serious of violent protests over the copper mine projects. >>> a violent volcano has only population of pink iguana. a powerful tornado has ripped through a northern border city in mexico. adam rainey reports. >> reporter: the damage left in a tornado's wake. the storm struck just after 6:00 in the morning. winds in excess of 300 miles per hour. >> the national weather system tells us that tornadoes are extremely rare in this part of the country. more than 180 were injured in the home along with six dead. 380 homes were damaged. damaged. the governor has visited the scene and it's been called a national disaster. as the search in the debris goes on authorities say the death tom could rise. adam rainey, al jazeera mexico city. >> meanwhile, just across the border in the u.s. state of texas the governor has declared a state of disaster in 24 counties. storms and flooding left thousands without power. gabriel eminent domain has the elizondo has the story. >> thous

. >> farmers in southern peru refusing to give up their fight to the copper mind. four people have been killed in two months in protests across the country. the farmers say that the mine will destroy their crops. they are convinced that the new mine will not bring new jobs. >> they have been farming in the valley for more than 50 years. in that time he has seen a decline in the quality of the land and the local water supply. >> the dust comes from the smelting facilities kilometers away. it travels with the wind. >> this olive tree is covered with dust from the mines. he said its dying. >> another rice field ready for harvest may be lost. farmers have abandoned their crops to confront and protesting against the mining project which calls for the construction of a new copper mine. farmers say it is too close to the valley, they fear they'll lose their livelihoods because of contamination. >> we want our land healthy. they give us life. and with the mine close by they will disappear. >> farmer leader said the mine will not bring them new jobs. >> the company comes an

. >>> in southern peru protesters faced off with the police against the construction of a mine, saying it will contaminate their land and water. elsewhere many similar conflicts are unresolved. >> reporter: the people here are not only objectioning to the mine. the major arrived. he is against the conga gold mining project. last year it was suspended. >> the deposit wanted to impose their position. with the social movements around the country, and now and here what we want to show is we want to change the rules. >> peru's people's gender says there's 149 social conflict. people protest because they want to protect the environment and want another approach. people say what they want from the government and the company is a relationship of respect. what they mean by that they want to know the dimensions of the projects, the decisions taken along the way, but more than anything they want to see the benefits of the investments and don't want to be lied to. this man left a mining town in the high lands, because the mining company affected their future. >> the town began to disappearing as t

. >>> protesters in southern peru has fought with police for another day.e against the construction of a billion dollars copper mine which they say will contaminate their water and land. nine people have been detained by police. >>> emergency teams in columbia say they are have recovered four bodies from an unlicensed mine that was flooded. 15 miners were trapped in the mine. our correspondent has the report. >> reporter: after almost two days of frantic searching, the first bodies are recovered, but several other minors are still trapped deep inside this gold mine. the mine was flooded on wednesday morning when a power outage shut off the pumps that kept the water out. this was one of the last ones to escape. his brother didn't make it. >> translator: in an instant i heard an explosion and then it was water everywhere. i was the last one out. it was every man for himself. >> reporter: rescuers tried to pump the water out, but more water kept flowing in. so workers tried to build a dike to stop the flow. relatives say they knew their loved ones were taking

now the president has said he supports the project it's a $1.4 billion investment by southern peru copperon, a company owned by mining giant. the conflict has become the most problem iproblematic social conflict in peru, already leaving three people dead and many wouldn'ted. >>> heavy rain trigg aired massive landslide in western colombia. and now the race is onto set up temporary shelters for sir strivers. now we have the details. >> reporter: the wall of mud and debris surprised the villagers sleeping miles an hour that homes at 3:00 in the morning. within minutes dozens of homes were swept away in the town and surrounding villages. leaving many residents with nowhere to escape. >> translator: when i felt my house shaking we left. my family left. and we were left in the middle of the land slide. it pass on the this side and we were in the middle. it carried away a house that was on this side and we were in the middle and fright ended. i said to my wife let's hug and hope to god that it doesn't take our house. and that we are saved. >> reporter: heavy rains affected the region in past da

. >>> a protesterrer has been killed during a minor strike in southern peru, riot police confronted demonstrators to the sacking of 85 workers at the iron orr mine which is own booed a chinese company. the government has declared a state of emergency following a series of violent protests over a new giant copper mine. >>> in the you had flash floods have caused a state of disaster to be declared in tent 24 counties in tex texas. the governor has declared to to a tsunami wiping some homes off the map. 10s of thousands of homes have been left without power. >>> powerful weather too across the border in northern mexico where a tornado has ripped through a city. at least 13 team remember killed. hundreds injured and homes and cars destroyed. adam raney reports. >> reporter: the damage left in a tornado's wake. the storm struck just after 6:00 in the morning. it was labeled a category four storm with winds in excess of 300-kilometers per hour. experts here at mexico's national immediate logical service tell us that tornadoes are extremely rare in mexico, officials went onto tell us there isn't a syste

. >> farmers in southern peru are refusing to give up their fight against a proposed copper mine.our people have been killed cross the country. the farmers say that the mine will destroy their crops. we have reports from the town. and they're convinced that the new mine will not bring promised jobs. >> 78-year-old has been farming in the valley for more than 50 years. in the time he said he has seen a decline in the quality of the land and the local water supply. >> the dust comes from the smelting facilities. it travels with the wind. >> the olive tree is covered with dust from the mine. he said its dying. farmers have abandoned their crops. they've been protesting for more than seven weeks against the projection which calls for the construction of a no copper mine farmers say it's too close to the valley. they fear they'll lose their livelihoods because of contamination. >> we want to live healthy. with the mine close by they will disappear. >> they say the mine will not bring new jobs. >> they say offer jobs but that's a lie. they bring people in to do the jobs. >> they fear th

. >>> demonstrations in southern peru have turned violent.ice clashed with protesters who want work on a .copper mine halted. and now the mining industry will have to deal with an if definite strike that started on monday. peru is one of the world's leading exporters. some residents of okinawa are talking about the possibility of breaking away from japan. >>> and israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu begins to set the agenda with his new government. ♪ >>> history was made in lucks someberg today, the prime minister married his partner. he originally said he wanted to keep his wedding private but today he today he posted a picture of his partner on twitter. >>> in israel prime minister benjamin netenyahu held the first meeting of his new cabinet today. netenyahu needed the full six weeks allowed to put together a coalition government. his coalition only has 61 seats. the cabinet is lead by hard liners who oppose concessions to palestinians. this is netenyahu's fourth term. >>> and in the u.k. british prime minister david cameron met with t

. >>> farmers in southern peru are refusing to give up a deadly fight against a copper mine. four people have been killed in two months of protests. the farmers say the line will destroy their cops. they are convinced the new mine will not bring new jobs. >> 78-year-old lopes has been farming in the valley for more than 50 years. he has seen a decline in the quality of the land and water supply. the dust comes from the melting facilities kilometres away. >> this alive tree is covered with dust. they say it is dying. now the rice fields ready for harvest may be lost. farmers abandoned their crops, and have been protesting for more that seven weeks against the project, which calls for the construction of a new mine. farmers say it's too close and fear they'll lose their likely hoods. >> we want to be healthy. they will disappear. farmer leader says the mine will not bring them new jobs. >> translation: the company comes and offers jobs it's a lie. they are bringing in people to do the job. they believe if the projected begins they'll start explorations here. all has been divide

. >>> farmers in southern peru are refusing to give up their fight against a proposed color mine -- copper mine. four have been killed in two mines. the farmers say it will destroy their crops. as reported they are convinced the new mine will not bring promised jobs. >> reporter: this 78-year-old woman has been farming for for than 50 years and has seen a decline in the quality of the land and water supply. >> translation: the dust comes from smelting facilities kilometres away, and travels with the wind. this olive tree is covered with dust from the mines. it's dying. now the rice fields are ready for harvest may be lost. farmers abandoned their crops. they have been protesting for more than seven weeks against a mining project, calling for the construction of a new copper mine. farmers say it's too close to the river valley fearing they will lose their livelihoods because of contamination. >> reporter: we want to though that they give us life and with a mine close by they will disappear. >> reporter: this farmer says the mine will not bring new jobs. >> the company comes and offers jobs

. >> protestors in southern peru fought with police for a second day.y are against the construction of a billion dollar copper mine they say will contaminate their land and water. 16 were injured, nine detained by police. >> emergency teams in colombia recovered four bodies from an unlicensed mine that flooded. 16 workers were trapped in the mine. we have this report. >> after two days of frantic searching, the first bodies are recovered, but several other miners are still trapped deep inside this gold mine in western colombia. the mine was flooded wednesday morning when a power outage shut off the pumps that kept the water out. one of the last to escape, his brother didn't make it. >> in an instant, i heard an explosion and then there was water, water everywhere. i was the last one out i saw my companions drowning. it was every man for himself. >> rescuers tried to pump the water out but more from a nearby river kept flowing in, so workers tried to stop the flow. relatives say they knew their loved ones were taking risks but had no other option. >> i w

. >> a state of emergency has been declared in southern peru in response to demonstrations. four have been killed in weeks of progress. >> thousands have been deployed. they are angry over a company's plan to build a billion dollar mine that they fear will pollute their waters and crops. >> there's anger in guatemala, against government corruption. they came under pressure. he sacked several ministers implicated in bribery scandals. >> elizabeth says her husband paid the highest price because of corruption in guatemala. u.n. anticorruption secretors say the social security agency switched to a new dialysis drugs provider after officials accepted $2.5 million in bribes. he reacted to the drug as if it was poison and died two months after starting the new treatment. >> he didn't feel wow when he gave the new treatment. it wasn't good. he had stomach pains, was nauseous and had diarrhoea. >> reporter: at least 13 died since the government switched providers. the case is one of two corruption scandals battling the president. it led to the resignation of the device, and other hig

land and water and the president has said he supporting the project of $1.4 billion investment by southern peruration. and this conflict is the most problematic social conflict in peru and already left three people dead and many wounded. >>> heavy rain has triggered a landslide in columbia killing 56 people and destroying dozens of houses and race is on for temporary shelters for survivors and we have the details. >> reporter: the wall of mud and debris surprised villagers sleeping in their homes at 3:00 in the morning, within minutes dozens of homes were swept away in the town here and surrounding villages leaving many residents with no where to escape. >> translator: when i felt my house shaking we left my family left and we were left in the middle of the landslide, it passed on this side and we were in the middle. it carried away a house on this side and we were in the middle and frightened. i said to my wife let's hug and hope to god it doesn't take our house and we are saved. >> reporter: heavy rains effected the region in past days causing ravine to overflow and many houses were built on

. >> protest in southern peru have said they are against the construction of a billion dollar copper will contaminate their land and water. 16 people were injured. nine have been detained by police. india's are a prime minister and chinese li kachiv have signed. the world's twovt two most popular countries. them said the two countries should manage their political references to strengthen economic tops. premier li addressed the longstanding border dispute between the two countries >> we both believe we should maintain the momentum behind the special representative meeting on the border issue and sook a fair and reasonable solution for both sides before the border issue is resolved the two sides should join for the police and tranquility in the area. >> u.s. blues legend b.b. king died in his home until las vegas. age 89. it's credited with bringing blues into the mainstream and he became an ivcon of the genre. >> with his neutering fingers and resonant soulful voice. >> the thrill is again. >> bb king's sound is unmistakable. ♪ he began byplay okay street corners near the plantation

. >> in peru the protesters has been killed in the southern town. riot police fired tear gas. they were protesting against workers at the mining company. the state of emergency was declared by the government. following a series of protests. a vol gaino in one of the islands in threatening the species. it erupted early on monday. a powerful tornado has ripped through a city in northern mexico killing 13, injuring more. >> the damage left in the wake the storm striking just under six in the morning. labelling the storm with wind in excess. the service tells us that tornado are rare in mexico. it will tell us that there's not a system of alarms in place. intrigs to the dead 350 homes were damaged. the governor has visited the scene, it's called a natural disaster. as the ascertain goes on. the death toll could rise. >>> across the border in the u.s. state of texas, the governor declared a state of disaster in 24 counties. storms and tornados has left many without power. under water, that's how it was felt after being battered by rain and flooding. few died hundreds left the homes

peru become significantly wetter. where on the northeast it becomes dryer. southerntes, could be significantly wetter. this researcher emerged in australia, where they are more prone to wildfires. bought is also expected across parts of southeast asia. take india for instance the whole region will become warmer. there is are always some impacts of el niÑo, no matter where you are. this is just a start. in the next 12 months, the el nino will be in full swing. >>> one of the biggest stars ever in american football says he will appeal against a four-game ban for cheating. the team has also been fined a million dollars over deflate- deflate-gate. it's all about letting air out of footballs so they are easier to throw. >> reporter: following months of investigation, the nfl has now punished the new england patriots for allegedly using underinflated balls. the super bowl champions have been fined $1 million and stripped two draft picks. while their star quarterback, tom brady has been banned for four games without pay. ever since the incident brady has denied the accusati

. >>> in peru protester to minor strike has been killed in the southern town and riot police fired tear to workers at the mining, company. a state of emergency was declared by the government on saturday following a series of violent protests for a copper mining, project in the south of the country. rioting inmates at a brazil jail killed eight prisoners and 70 prisoners in an overnight standoff between two rival gangs and armed with knives and handguns and the riot broke out during family visiting hours including women and children were held hostage and finally brought the standoff to an end after 18 hours. a volcano on galapagos threatening pink iguanos and the volcano that was inactive for 33 years erupted on monday and this was on isabella island and chief prosecutor of the international tribunal will explain why he ordered a far right serbian lead tore the heeg and talks about hundreds of prisoners of war and sent home from the tribunal six months ago after being diagnosed with cancer and we have more. >> reporter: a hero reception at party headquarters in belgrade. the 60-year-old

areas such as ecuador and peru become significantly wetter on the northeastern side of the continent it becomes drier. southernnited states could become significantly wetter. this research emerged in australia. drought is also expected across parts of southeast asia. and the same goes for africa and south asia taken dea for instance, the monsoon is often less reliable and the whole region becomes significantly warmer. there is always some impacts of el nino no matter where you are on the globe. this is just the start, it's likely the next 12 months it will be in full spring and then will begin to fade away. >> and now your sport. >>> thank you very much. bayern munich hosts barcelona in a few hours. barca won 3-1 in the first match. they haven't let in a goal in seven. but the last time they faced bayern munich was two years ago and they lost 4-0. >> translator: you should not be too confident going into a game like this. you have to respect the opponent calm your players down, control their emotions. i will tell them how they can hurt us what they weapons will be and how we can count on them. >>> bayern munic

peru. it's the latest in the recent string of violent protests against the mine. they say project will pollute particle land in the southernonstrations which began in march have killed at least three people and injured more than 200. >>> one of the largest ice shelfs is in danger of collapsing in ants arc at that and would mean a rise in sea levels. new research have discovered that the ice shelf is melting above and below the surface in one of the fastest warm he regions on earth our environment editor nick clark explains. >> for years there has been intense scientific debate about what is causing the thinning of the ice shelves. this is one of them right here. it isit covers a huge area the size of a small country and contains vance quantities of fresh water ice, scientists have been unable to determine whether it's warmer air temperatures or warmer ocean currents making it more vulnerable to collapse. turns out it's both. an international team of researchers studied radar and satellite data from the last 15 years and found that ice was being lost above and below the surface and they are now predicting the shelf could co

in peru, the government has imposed martial law, suspending civil liberties to quell protests in the southernegion of a copper mine project will stop three protesters and one police officer have killed as authorities cracked down on the months-long protests. it is successfully brought the mine project to a halt. farmers and residents say the tia maria mine will pollute their land and water. meanwhile in another part of peru, a protester has been killed amid a week-long strike by workers at a chinese-operated iron mine. the union said luis quispe was shot dead by police. in mexico, authorities are facing questions about what they claim was a shootout between accused cartel members and federal forces in the state of michoacan. authorities have said 42 criminal suspects and one federal police officer were killed in a firefight as forces sought to reclaim a ranch occupied by the cartel. but some victims' relatives question the account, telling the associated press their loved ones did not belong to a gang and had gone to the ranch for work. relatives said one body was missing an eye, another had

in parts of peru, we see a massive change, much wetter weather comes along whereas further towards the northeast of south america including colombia, it becomes very dry. the southerntates see more in the way of rain certainly during the winter months. that implies snow, as well and cooler conditions. take australia where this research came from. they get droughts and cooler conditions affecting parts of the country. if you look at africa, dry there was just a story today about the lack of maze production could be down 42-50% zambia and because the el niÑo is on its way and will be here for at least the next 12 months at least. >> still ahead another blogger hacked to death in bangladesh and the third such killing this year. >> the french president's historic meeting with fidel castro in havana. >> find out if the doledden state warriors are still in playoff contention. >> the u.n. envoy to yemen arrived in sanna hours before a ceasefire proposed by saudi arabia is due to start. iran backs the truce and wants resumption of talks between pro government sources and houthi rebels. >> a new earthquake in nepal also felt in india. >> indonesia navy commanders warn boats