we are speaking with bolivia's president. i asked you before we went to break, if given the trade relationship between the united states and your country, if more effort should be put into improving that relationship? what are your thoughts? >> i really want to improve relationships. we are here to have mutual respect. between bolivia, united states, and i feel every country wants the same rights before the united nations. with president obama together, with me that we both have come from segregated sectors, discriminated sectors, coming here to try to work out our economic issues and cooperations and we would like to improve relationships and not just with the united states, but with all of the countries in the world. we would like to share our experiences, and you know that little by little we have had much better growth much better life in bolivia. we have passed from the beggar state to a multinational indigenous people. >> i want to pick up on that point, you are -- your country's first indigenous president. you have bee

>> yo pienso que bolivia de dónde venían todos y después colombia. >> nos referimos a las armas, las pistolas, los rifles. vienen desde colombia por bolivia para llegar a brasil. >> y en colombia, ustedes tienen una cosa muy interesante. después que muere pablo, los mexicanos quieren tomar el lugar de pablo. pero también hay una lucha con la

it's 4,000 meters above sea level above bolivia and peru. the researchers say they have retrieved more than 2,000 artifacts. they include stone statues from 600 years ago. fragments of gold plated earthen ware date back 2,000 years. and some of the objects seem to have been brought in from chile. this suggested the incas had contact with neighboring regions before they were conquered by the spaniards. indigenous people sanked their treasures in the lake before the conquest. thanks very much for watching. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with musician jimmy carter, one of the founding members of the great gospel group, the blind boys of alabama. they first came together back in 1939. that amounts to more than seven decades touring and performing, a remarkable achievement for any music group. they have just released a new cd called "i'll find a way." we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with jimmy carter of the blind boys of alabama, coming up right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and by contribut

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venezuela, bolivia, and ecuador. showing a keen interest. crac>> if you take a visit to te white house webpage and type in government transparency you will find a memo declaring his policy on open government. he sees government should be transparent. transparency about the cut ability and provides information for citizens about what their government is doing. while that is his stated intentions, his actions speak louder than words according to a report released yesterday i the committee to protect journalists. he has fallen short of his promise. it is a detailed report on how the prosecution of journalists has created a chilling effect. six employees and two contractors have been charged compared to three such prosecutions in all previous u.s. administrations combined. i was joined earlier by the host and producer of breaking the set, abby martin and they shed light on this discrepancy and talk about the report's findings. i asked abby what she thinks have been the most egregious helices said fourth. cracks one of -- i was not surprised to s

muy feliz de verlo >> casi todos los países latinoamericanos estuvieron representados, pero sin duda bolivia tuvo mayor presencia, muchos carros alegoricos >> tenemos 5 grupos, pasaron la morenada, la diablada y ahora vienen los inkus >> el 12 de octubre marca la llegada de cristóbal colon al continente americano, por l oqeu se denomina el día de la raza, pero en este país se le dedica todo un mes, aprovechando de conocer su cultura y tradición >> que nunca pierdan la cultura, ellos deben saber de donde somos, caules son nuestras tradiciones >> vayan viendo nuestras tradiciones, que las raices no se pierdan >> este desfile como muchos sirve para concluir el mes e la hispanidad que inicia el 15 de octubre y concluye el >> si es de los que vive estresado puede visitar este lugar para descargar >> terminamos en dallas, texas, donde miles de personas visitan un innovador lugar para descargar su enojo >> por 25 minutos una persona puede destruir lo que pueda en un cuarto protegido >> su dueña cuenta que cada día tiene más clientes, y le piden que extienda sus servicios al resto del país >

la cumbre iberoamericana, al menos nueve presidentes no acudieron por diferentes motivos, como el de bolivia, uruguay, chile, ecuador entre otros, como tambiÉn la de argentina y brasil. el acto inaugural de la cumbre se realizÓ a orillas del canal de panamÁ. >>> en instantes les presentamos un evento muy singular. ♪. ♪. >>> este es un adelanto de "aqÍi y ahora". >>> siendo una niÑa esperÓ el esclarecimiento que presenciÓ de niÑa. >>> yo mire a mi prima y le dije... >>> ella siguiÓ todas las pistas posibles por aÑos hasta que dio con el asesino, una historia de insistencia de una hija en memoria ♪. ♪. >>> te llevo a tailandia donde unos 700 bufalos fueron decorados parte de una tradiciÓn de aÑos y posteriorprie se lleva a cabo una cosecha de arroz. >>> en la mayorÍa de los casos los jinetes sre caen a toda velocidad y esto tambiÉn para ponerle fil a la temporada de lluvias, tu me llevas. ayer te llevÉ a praga y ahora tu a tailandia. nos vamos. >>> buen fin de semana para todos. ♪. ♪. >>> ahora usted estÁ bien >>> ♪ (musica) . >>> ♪ (musica) . >>> ♪ (musica) .

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en el estadio de la escuela washington lee sera la final de la absl liga bolivia fuerza libre. a las 12 serie b, arlintonusa contra the stronges y a la 1.30 en la serie a, deportivo oriental contra cochabamba. la washington internacional soccer league de julio recinos jugara en la escuela coolidge. la liga universal de manassas estara en el parque splash down y el resto de ligas tendran su calendario regular en sus canchas de costumbre. el tema del mundial de qatar volvio a ser punto de la discordia las autoridadesdes de ese deporte. y es que el presidente de la fifa, joseph blatter, anuncio Ó hoy que el organismo no tomarÁ una decisiÓn acerca del cambio de fecha del mundial de fÚtbol de qatar, programado para 2012. la idea es hacerlo durante el invierno para evitar los agobiantes meses de calor del verano durante junio y julio, cuando tradicionalmente se celebra el certamen. otros de los puntos que fueron debatidos por los 25 miembros del comitÉ ejecutivo de la fifa es cÓmo minimizar la publicidad negativa que estÁ recibiendo qatar por estos dÍas. el pai Ís Árabe est

. >> en sudameria uruguay argentina paraguay colombia y chile ecuador perú y bolivia alas 7:15 . >> dejamos el tema del mundial ahora liga mx preocupación en chivas por marco de la mora que se fue de parranda . >> es tema de sentido común si estas en el azteca con momentos positivos y pierdes lo dejó a tu juicio o te encierras en el cuarto . >> tercero final de dodgers y cardenales adrián pone la pelota en el derecho . >> si yasiel al bate eso termina el cubano globito y vence el tiro . >> ganaron dodgers y acortan distancia e la serie . >> de lunes por la noche en nfl chargers ante potros, aquí pudo ser más, nopueden capturar este de la 50 anota el cgol de campo y san diego gana 19 a 9 . >> mier de la mora fuera del juego ante costa rica . >> los invito a seguirme en twitter @wbonillatv le cobran por la parranta . >> si no juega ahogar penas . >> pero lo que viven . >> gracias . >> buenas noches . >> regresamos con más . >> [♪ ♪] . >> xñxñ . >> se irán a la huelga e nmenos de media hr >hora . >> se concreta cuándo faltan 26 minutos . >> eso es lo que queremos saber hace mome

-en bolivia, se instalaron cámaras de seguridad en los cementerios de santa cruz para vigilar y proteger los camposantos, ya que decentemente se han dado hechos vandálicos como profanación de tumbas y robo de lápidas. >> sulema: los votantes visitaron las urnas ayer en elección especial de nueva jersey por un escaño en el senado. la alcalde en igual ganó el puesto vacante. la mujer. -- -otro corte comercial y volvemos con los deportes y mucho más. >> sulema: esta tarde en cuidando su salud, el doctor elmer huertas nos habla de una bacteria que tiene una importante función en el organismo. >> estimados televidentes, un reciente estudio ha revelado que por cada célula que tiene el ser humano existen 10 bacterias que viven dentro de ese mismo organismo. se calcula que en el organismo existen 10 trillones de bacterias, las cuales conforman lo que se llama el microbio ma, que queda una función importante para determinar el estado de salud y la enfermedad. las bacterias viven en armonía con el cuerpo humano y cumplen importantes funciones, tales como la fabricación de vitaminas y l

. - revisemos nuestro marcador mc'donalds, bolivia y perú en un duelo empataron 1 - 1. ucrania goleo 8 - 0 a san marino. de esta forma, llegamos al final de los deportes, es momento de comerciales,pero no se muevan, regresamos en minutos. >> sulema: pasamos al pronóstico del tiempo con cristina, ¿ que nos tienes, lluvia, sol, viento? >> cristina: poco de todo, para mañana tenemos esta probabilidad de lluvia en nuestra región, 30 por ciento al diario de la tarde y hacia las horas de la noche tendremos un 60 por ciento, finalizamos este día con lluvia en la región, temperatura máxima de 73. atrás de este frente defiende la temperatura para lo que deberíamos estar en esta época del año, 68 el viernes y mínima de 48. en el adelante tendremos un patrón frío en la región, temperatura máxima del sábado de 63 y mínima de 48 grados. así, el domingo 64 y mínima de 44, y el lunes 65 y mínima de 46. >> sulema:, bien por eso, hemosa los de información del entretenimiento. >> cristina: los mejores amigos de las mujeres dejaron de ser los diamantes, como diría m

vida imposible a nicaragua, él mismo y mal llevado peor y el mismo que le están haciendo del mal a bolivia y a venezuela. ese es el gobierno de los pseudo dictadores que lo que se convierten es en unos monstruos más feos que el propio dictador como lo ha sido y aún es, si está vivo, el nefasto fidel castro. no hablemos de eso, estamos en el ombligo de la semana y para mi es un enorme placer presentarles a uno de los más emblemáticos perredistas deportivos que ha dado américa latina, es de origen peruano como un señor que nos ha narrado las competencias deportivas no solamente peruanas, nivel mundial. el señor luis isuski. que honor. >> te agradezco muchísimo, eres generosa en mi presentación, te agradezco mucho. >> generosa si hubiese traído uno está malitos. que te estoy dando yo. unos tamales. como te gustaría desayunar. >> cuando tú me dices tamales significa que te gusta mucho la comida peruana. >> y sobre todo del norte, de donde vengo. usted es de lima. >> sí, yo soy de lima. >> yo le invito un café con leche, un tamal de desayuno y unas... o pan francés. nomás porq

republic of india to the united states, and also served as the ambassador from india to china, peru, bolivia, and sri lanka. >> winning comes to islam in india, the definition that is long gave to itself in our subcontinent -- our subcontinent was one of intolerant -- of tolerance and inclusion. look at the sufi tradition, if you are aware -- >> yes. and the beliefs, that was worn in india. the reason was you had islam and hinduism coexisting with each other and each drawing from each .ther >> and it worked. >> it worked, absolutely. >> let's talk a little bit about policy in broad scopes. we have talked a little bit about its relationship with the united states. how about its neighbors? how does india get along with china, with russia? >> india gets along with all of is essentially founded on the fact that we need peace along our borders. we need stability in our region. forgreatness and potential india, for its economy to grow, really rests on the fact that we need peace, we need relationships with our neighbors that are reasonable, rational, that seek to resolve problems and that istiatio

balÓn y corren algunos de ellos descalzos y nadie los puede detener porque para ellos es el beso ket bolivia es un jgo de juego de niÑos. >> ¿estÁ feliz? >> sÍ, mucho. >> ¿estas muy feliz? >> son pequeÑos indÍgenas del estado de oaxaca, son 25, la pobreza los enseÑÓ a jugar descalzos algunos no utilizan de hacerlo y asÍ se hicieron campeones en cÓrdoba, argentina. lo que es sputaron. >> en oaxaca en santa marÍa esÁa el lugar de entrenamiento. >> todos caminan horas para llegar aquÍ. estÁ la canasta parecen profesionales. >> los niÑos estÁn empezando con los niÑos de otros estados >> el gobieo les regalÓ zapatos deportivos a todos pero no todos los usan el amor al baloncesto los hace muy fuerte. >> poner en grande el deporte indÍgena de oaxaca con un balÓn los pequeÑos tienen al mundo, prÓximamente irÁn a repÚblica dominicana y luego barcelona la al mundial y estÁn decididos a lanzar muy lejos supo breccia. >> en cada jugada no solamente piensan en ganar si no en sal de la pobreza. >> Él es tan pobre que duerme en el suelo. >> tenemos que ganar y tener la mentalidad

-en bolivia la alcaldía instaló cámaras de seguridad en cementerios de la cad santa cruz para vigilar y proteger, ya que recientemente hay hechos vandálicos como la profanación de tumbas y robo de lápidas. >> sulema: en cuidando su salud el doctor u. huertas. nos habla de una bacteria que tiene una importante función en el organismo. >>estimados televidentes, un reciente estudio ha revelado que por cada célula que tiene el ser humano existen 10 bacterias que viven dentro de ese mismo organismo. se calcula que en el organismo y 10 trillones de bacterias que son el microbio más que tienen una función importante para determinar el estado de salud y enfermedad del ser humano. estas bacterias viven en perfecta armonía con el cuerpo y compren importantes funciones, tales como la fabricación de vitaminas y la mejora del proceso digestivo, algunas enfermedades como las enfermedades inflamatorias del intestino, la diabetes, la desnutrición, la obesidad y hasta las enfermedades del corazón, podrían estar relacionadas a las alteraciones de este microbio ma, como fuera de la importanc

formerly thought she served as ambassador from india to china, peru, bolivia and sri lanka and formerly served as well as foreign secretary to the republic of india. >> madam ambassador, it is an honor to sit with you. >> thank you so much. i'm very happy to be here. lex tell all of our viewers three things. three things they should know about india. >> first of all, it is the world's largest modern democracy. it is a country of 1.2 ilion people. and it is most of all defined by unity in diversity. >> what does that mean? fax if you look at india and consider the diversity of the population, the number of religion and languages, at least 28 to 29 listed in the constitution of india, and much more. , that is the there diversity of india. and the diversity of geography. you begin with the north and go down to the peninsula part of the country which is very tropical. makesst coastline is what india a key indian ocean nation. that's what i mean by diversity. >> when i read 1.2 billion people and put it in the same sentence as democracy, i say how is that possible? >> it is possible. we have

. >> vamos a ver quÉ pasÓ en un pueblo de bolivia llovieron dÓlares, un millon de dÓlares para ser exactos. >> las autoridades dicen que fueron narcos a bordo de una avioneta quiÉnes lanzaron las bolsas de plÁsticos llenas con estos billetes posiblemente como pago por una transacciÓn de droga o para instalar un laboratorio clandestino. >> la policÍa arrestÓ a tres hombres que recogieron el dinero uno de los cuales tiene antecedentes por narcotrÁfico. >> los dÓlares provenÍan de un banco en paraguay. >> al regresar bajo la lupa escuelas voc cionales que engaÑan a estudiantes prome [ ding ding ] [ loc ] ioh no! aquí vamos de nuevo. ♪ iauxilio! necesito un poco de ayuda. ♪ lo siento, pero no tengo puerto usb. no te creo, también tienes teclado? esto no tendrá final feliz ¿verdad? ♪ no. definitivamente no. ¿aún crees que soy linda? ♪ la demanda multi millonaria que enfrenta el magnate donald trump ha puesto bajo la lupa a numerosas escuelas y otras instituciones educativas, cada vez son mÁs y mas las quejas de estudiantesue han terminado con grandes deudas y un tÍtulo

for the past two months, a joint team of archaeologists from bolivia and belgium have conducted an underwater expedition of the lake. the researchers said that they have retrieved more than 2,000 cultural objects from the bottom of the lake. they include stone statutes from the inca era. they date back 2,000 years. some of the objects seem to have brought in from chile. they had contact with neighboring regions before they were conquered by the spaniards. the legend says that indigenous sank their treasures in the lake before the spanish conquest. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. until next time, good-bye. >>> from the four winds and the scent of the earth come the color of the seasons. exploring the four seasons of japan. yokohama harbor, japan's busiest destination for passenger ships, the harbor has been in operation for more than 150 years.

president of bolivia. why is he so critical of the united states? and why does he want the united nations moved from new york? plus, is he still offering asylum to edward snowden. joins us on talk to al jazeera. >> president morales, it is great to meet you, and have this opportunity to speak to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for this opportunity to speak with you about different aspects that have to do with the life from the country, the region, and the continent. >> our pleasure.

president of bolivia. why is he so critical of the united states? and why does he want the united nations moved from new york? plus, is he still offering asylum to edward snowden. joins us on talk to al jazeera. >> president morales, it is great to meet you, and have this opportunity to speak to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for this opportunity to speak with you about different aspects that have to do with the life from the country, the region, and the continent. >> our pleasure.

countries would include austria, hungary, liechtenstein, norway, sweden, switzerland, cuba, argentina, bolivia, ecuador, india, indonesia, south africa and others are saying it is time to put pen to paper and vote on a text to address the issue on an international level. it comes several months after the whole nsa scandal broke, but the leaders are saying the time is now, and it will be the first international effort to address this particular issue. >> let me ask you, why now? it has been months since the scandal broke, so why only now are they considering this type of action? >> we just heard a good point in sam's report that when it comes to the elite, the rules change. we have 35 world leaders whose phone calls have allegedly been monitor, reason enough for the countries around the world to come together and say wait a minute, this really should not be going on. the question to me seems to be, why is it only 21 countries at this point? the u.n. general assembly is made up of over 190 countries. so far we have 21 pushing for this, although this is just the first pages of this particular pro

contractor anything the countries of ecuador venezuela bolivia for offering asylum to snowden and also giving support and asylum to a staunch himself saying that there are few nations amongst the few nations that had the courage to stand up to u.s. power and aggression in terms of those nations that stepped forward it was left america and russia and not all of latin america either but then that's where they believe you and they could all try your keen interest but full interview will be available for you on live as i had to are to dot com at eleven thirty g.m.t. to hear more of what you have to say. meanwhile the whistleblower who's the heavy in the spotlight right now edward snowden has been on the job for his revelations about global u.s. surveillance you receive the same adams a prize for integrity in intelligence it's giving out and it would be by a former u.s. government officials what was a blow as it actually was who had snowden the award to stop by our studio and told our genes kevin owen how the n.s.a. leaker is doing. he's convinced that people really did was rate he has no r

they say that they are against the government of the president and want bolivia's natural gas reserves to be naturalized. >>> in brazil a march has turned violent after protesters clashed with police, thousands of people took to the streets of rio in sow paulo in sport of striking teachers, police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds as demonstrator through molotov cocktails teachers want betting woulworking conditions. teachers have been on strike since the beginning of august. >>> at least five people have been killed in india after severe flooding there. heavy rains in the aftermath of the cyclone raised water levels. floods washed away field and homes. 15 people were killed. aid agencys say a million people have lost their homes. the potential health risks of mobile phones is once again coming in to the consciousness, this time by officials in france. they are warning children in particular that they should limit their use of mobile phones because their brains have less protection from radiation than those of adults. tim friend has this report. >> reporter: mobile phones are the b

contractor and he thanked the countries of ecuador venezuela bolivia for offering asylum to snowden and also giving support and asylum to assign chen self saying that there are few nations amongst the few nations that had the courage to stand up to u.s. power and aggression in terms of those nations that stepped forward it was left america and russia and not all of latin america either but then that's where they believe. and they could all show your keen interest that full interview will be available for you online so head to our team at eleven thirty g.m.t. to what julian assange had to say. well you know all the was will blow who's heavily in the spotlight right now edward snowden has been honored for his revelations about global u.s. surveillance received the sam adams a prize for integrity in intelligence it's given out and lead by former us government officials for whistleblowers and activists who handed snowden the award stopped by our studio and told r.t. is a killer no one how the end the seeds leaker is doing. is convince the people who read it was rate he has no regrets and he

as mary knows, studying central america, if printing money created jobs, then argentina, bolivia, mexico, would be the world economic superpowers today. >> the problem is, they say they've won because we don't -- yes, bernanke feels like he's won because, you know, we don't have high inflation, he's bailed out the banks by buying their mortgage-backed securities, so they are doing a victory lap right now. and they say we fought off deflation. >> yeah, but the job creation that they want and the growth just hasn't been there. we hope it comes, we'll see. >>> when we come back, twin terror raids lead to the capture of an al qaeda kingpin in africa and reopen an old debate here at home, should al libby be tried in court or sent to guantanamo bay? yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pai it may cause an

perhaps this town can be inspired by the resulting success that bolivia saw in two thousand and two when the fast food giant was forced to shut its doors after operate in the country for fourteen years how well the most simple form of protest of all bolivians hit the yellow arches where it hurt the most the pocketbook they simply didn't buy the junk food and moving on to just this past week in canada and romania where we've seen two communities fighting the fracking industry and the rexton in canada hundreds of protesters put up barriers to protect the land from fracking that belongs to a first nations tribal gas an oil company and resources has been exploring the land to see if it's right for mining but members of this tribe have been fighting s.w. and protests came to a head last thursday when cars were torched snipers were unleashed and at least forty were arrested hopefully this ongoing fight will end in the same way as romania where chevron was actually forced to suspend its fracking operation because romanian villagers staged the re day occupation on the land designated for the fir

as mary knows, studying central america, if printing money created job, than argentina, bolivia and mexico would be the world economic superpowers today. >> the problem is they they have won. yes, bernanke feels like he won because, you know, we don't have high inflation. he's bailed out the banks by buying their mortgage-backed securities. so they're doing a victory lap now. they say we fought off deflation. >> the job creation is they want a growth, just hasn't been there. i hope it comes. we'll see. when we come back, twin terror raids lead to the capture of an al qaeda kingpin in africa and reopen an old debate at home. should al libi be tried in civilian court or sent to guantanamo bay? need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car ins

contractor anything the countries of africa or venezuela bolivia for offering asylum to snowden and also giving support and asylum to assign chen cell saying that there are few nations amongst the few nations that had the courage to stand up to u.s. power and aggression in terms of those nations that stepped forward it was not the america and russia and not all of latin america either but that's where they believe you and they could or trying a keen interest. before version of aunty's exclusive interview with kiran and i sounds will be available for you online at home late today. meanwhile the whistleblower who is heavily in the spotlight right now at a smart and has been for his revelations about global u.s. surveillance he received these some items prize for integrity in intelligence is given out annually by government officials for whistleblowers and acts of those who heard that snowden they award stopped by our studio i'm told he's karen o. and how the n.s.a. leaker is doing. convinced the people he did was rate has no regrets and he's willing to face whatever the future holds for hi

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other countries which include austria hungary liechtenstein norway sweden switzerland cuba argentina bolivia ecuador india indonesia south africa and several others are basically saying look it's now time to put pen to paper and vote on the text to address this issue on an international level and certainly this does come up several months after the whole n.s.a. scandal broke but these leaders are saying the time is now and this will be as it is the first big international effort to address this particular issue and an associate let me ask you why now it's been months since the scandal broke so why only now are they considering this type of action. well you know we just heard a good point in sam's report that when it comes to the elites the rules kind of change so we have considering you have thirty five world leaders whose phone calls have allegedly been monitored it's reason enough for the countries around the world to come together and say wait a minute this really should not be going on the question here the curious question to me seems to be why is it only twenty one countries at this po

contractor and he thanked the countries of ecuador venezuela bolivia for offering asylum to snowden and also giving support and asylum to assign chen cell saying that they are the few nations amongst the few nations that had the courage to stand up to u.s. power and aggression in terms of those nations that stepped forward it was left america and russia and not all of latin america either but then that's where they believe you and they could or trying a keen interest. that was our tease eva golinger speaking with juliana songe if you ever take a visit to the white house web page and type in government transparency you'll find a memo from president obama declaring his policy on open government he states government should be transparent transparency promotes accountability and provides information for citizens about what their government is doing now while that's obama stated intentions his actions speak louder than words according to a report released yesterday by the committee to protect journalists president obama has fallen short of his promise before details how the administration ha

y estallÓ la violencia en una zona de bolivia, le exigen al gobierno que destinen mÁs fondos para el poblado, le prendieron fuegos a neumÁticos, y lanzaron piedras a uniformados, fueron reprimidos con golpes y gases lacrimÓgenos, arrestos y mÁs de 40 heridos, algunos salieron del lugar con el rostro baÑado en sangre. >>> un viaje a la muerte, emprendieron pasajeros en perÚ, el fatal accidente, dejÓ a mÁs de 50 lesionados, los equipos de socorro pusieron manos a la obra para rescatar a los sobrevivientes, y llevarlos a hospitales, sospechan que la causa fue una falla en frenos. >>> otro autobÚs que transportaba a estudiantes de la universidad de delaware, coalisionÓ con un camion de carga, algunos atendidos en la escena del crimen, otros llevados a hospitales cercanos. intentan determinar causas de este accidente. >>> terrible, porque una vez mÁs, volviÓ a suceder, se reportÓ en mÉxico, otro caso de una mujer que tuvo que dar a luz a su bebÉ en el suelo de la recepciÓn de un hospital, en puebla. vamos con verÓnica del castillo, en vivo con los detalles. cuÉntanos, que

saying something but over those last four months we've seen that a few times we've seen incidences in bolivia in brazil a couple an american countries where the reaction to the n.s.a.'s. scandals actually prompted really important international figures to step up and voice their opposition to the u.s. is surveillance programs i mean just recently the president of brazil cancel the meeting with the president of united states over the n.s.a. surveillance going to brazil is a very important nation economically speaking a very important partner with the u.s. that these revelations are causing such distrust among allies and among otherwise friendly nations like we're we're definitely seeing that it might take a bit to get legislation out there but people are sure enough and rightfully so getting upset about this now let's move on to the guardian's latest n.s.a. revelation that came out yesterday about metadata it came from edward snowden as i mentioned i met a data analysis that was released by the guardian says quote the marina medicaid application tracks a user's browser experience gathers conta

the americas, mexico, chile, peru, bolivia are among the worst polluters there. some might listen to this and say what's really new and groundbreaking here? we all know that having pollution in the air is dangerous for your health, don't we? >> yes, we've known that for years the thing that's new about this is we know air pollution also causes cancer. >> at the same time, some of the figures for air pollution that we were talking about there date back to 2008. how's the situation developed since then? >> well, things are getting better in some places, certainly, but worse in other places. it's notable that many of the places with the worst air pollution, and you say mentioned, are in rapidly developing economies, and so the burden of deceased associated with those locations can be expected to go up if this present trend continues. >> looking at your report, i mean the carcinogens in the air can come from everything it feels like from how we cook and heat otherselves and factory, huh they work. what do you need in order to clean up the air can be dismantle the sit