ecuador -- is ecuador weighing this like you have julian assange? >> well, let's see. we are a very sovereign country with very from positions. protected bye is asylum that ecuador has provided him with. when the case of edward snowden arose, ecuador was the first country that offered to analyze his request. while many countries immediately rejected the request. that it wouldered be best not to be alone in this ght because it is a very to beult, sticky matter given the political landscape of , and we can't ignore that fact. that is why we spoke with the outlook countries and we addressed the issue of snowden we thought them that it was important that other countries also offer a possible .sylum to him because of that, venezuela, nicaragua, and bolivia offered asylum to him directly. and we thought that was good ecuador can't terry the weight -- can't carry the weight of these issues as if we were very powerful country. that is not the case. that is why we are pleased these other countries have offered solum and made that decision that they don't gang up on us. >> and j

, los resultados tienen que arrojan, plomo, vanadio, uraniu, todo esto es a causa del petrÓleo. >>> ecuador es el paÍs del mundo durante mÁs nacen bebÉs con mal formaciones. >>> el gobierno creÓ un programa para ayudar a familias y reciÉn nacidos que nacen con discapacidad. >>> ahora es obligatorio tomareu muestras de sangre de los reciÉn nacidos, el gobierno tambiÉn quiere crear un programa de genÉtica e informar cualquier situaciÓn que se detecte. >>> este programa tendrÁ reglamentos para evitar biopiraterÍa tambiÉn. >>> atendemos una paciente del servicio de seguro social general, tuvu un niÑo ciclope, con un brazo mÁs largo que o tro, y a los tres meses, su chanchita, la de esa seÑora tambiÉn pariÓ un cerditu ciclope. >>> dicen que esto es el principio de un ardÚo trabajo para llegar a entender porque en ecuador llegan al mundo bebÉs humanos y animalitos con malformaciones. >>> dicen que tambiÉn influye lia contaminaciÓn y la union entre primos y familiares con patrones genÉticos parecidos o iguales. >>> y este equipo de alabama transformÓ a su perrito en popeye,

===chroma key=== aa ----colombia, chile, ecuador, venezuela y uruguay en la pelea.... ---bueno el futbol mexicano pierde pero el baloncesto saca la cara. ---- la seleccion mexicana de baloncesto paso hoy a la final del campeonato "fiba" al vencer a argentina y la disputara contra puerto rico... ---- una estrella en la oscuridad... mas con ustedes cesar y blanca. topvo - cesar ---vamos a la ultima pausa pero al regresar, si usted siempre ha querido un "iphone" pero no lo ha comprado por su alto precio, le tenemos buenas noticias.. volvemos... segment ends blanca --el tan esperado

vo iniciamos nuestro recorrido en la paz bolivia frente a frente contra ecuador. minuto dos del segundo tiempo... y como le decimos a esto... bombazo, zapatazo... golazo "jaime arrascaita" pone el primero para los bolivianos las manos de reodriguez, arquero de ecuador flojitas flojitas eso las manos de reodriguez, arquero de ecuador flojitas flojitas eso si... pero la dicha no duro mucho... minutos mas tarde la mano inocente permite el penalty y felipe caicedo cobra por tarde la mano inocente permite el penalty y felipe caicedo cobra por ventanilla y ecuador se lleva el empate de la paz que lo mantiene vivo aun... vo en un partido intenso colombiua perdio contra uruguay y ademas la posibhilidad de asegurar su cupo directo al mundial. en el minuto 77 cavani se abrio un espacio entre la defensa para asi dar el 1 a cero y la garra charrua a celebrar y tan solo tres minutitos despues "stuani" quien ingreso en el segundo tiempo puso a los uruguayos a bailar en un uruguayos a bailar en un solo pie y a colombia a esperar en octubre enfrentarse a chile por el puntico que

this week i had a chance to interview ecuador's foreign over at the ecuador mission to the united nations t initiative.uni-it he said it failed to attract sufficient funding. world, natural resources are being exploited without a great deal of concern about the impacts of that exploitation. and we appeal to the world and we said we are willing to thatfice 50% of the income could potentially be generated, .ut the world has to contribute and we said if the international community would cover the other 50%, we were willing to ofpletely preserve the area yasuni itt and not export the oil indefinitely. but the world's response was negative. few millions of dollars, and we said if the world doesn't respond to our appeal, we are going to have to exploit this oil because we need these resources and the resulting income. appeals and done appeals and appeals and not singing at go to our appeal, ecuador decided to exploit the oil without affecting the surface of yasuni. >> that is ecuador's foreign minister. president karen did not come to the u.n. he did not think the speeches have an impact. kumi

sudamerica colombia se impuso a ecuador, uruguay vencio a perù. >> amigos ahí la información deportivo les recuerdo méxico visita el martes a eeuu esto es todo por el momento. >> está complicado el paritdo con eeuu tokio organizara el 2020 sus segundo juegos olimpìcos. >> madrid dfue eliminada en la primera ronda . >los esperamos más adelante. gritar viva mÉxico!

fertilized by the upwelling of a cold, nutrient-rich current, the coastal waters of peru and ecuador bring an abundant and dependable harvest to the fishermen of south america. but, mysteriously, every few years, this cold current is replaced by warm waters severely depleting the fish population. this warmer current appearing usually around christmas time became known as el niÑo, or the christ child. but what the fishermen didn't know was that the local phenomenon they called el niÑo was, in fact an immense interaction between the vast pacific ocean and the atmosphere causing torrential rains drought, and famine across the globe. mark cane, a scientist at columbia's lamont-doherty earth observatory, has been studying el niÑo for over 30 years. cane: when you have an el niÑo event there are things that happen around the world. they don't always happen but they usually happen, and they have some -- some bad consequences for people. there is typically a poor monsoon in india. there are droughts in southern africa droughts in ethiopia droughts in northeast brazil which is the poorest

pero yo tambiÉn tengo mi tiempo y salgo con mis amigos. >>> doris trabajaba en un restaurante en el ecuador, en dubai era guÍa turistica con mucho mejor paga y como es soltera goza de libertad que no tiene su hermana. sin el permiso de su marido ximena no puede salir de la casa ni ir a una reuniÓn social ni dar ordenes a sus hijos varÓnes. >>> debo consultar con mi esposo y pedirle la autorizaciÓn si yo podÍa estar en esta entrevista si Él me permitirÍa, y pues tuviste la suerte que me aceptÓ >>> por su parte usain reconoce lo duro que ha sido para ximena adaptarse y lo compara cada vez que visita a la familia de su esposa en el ecuador. para mi esposa fue muy duro, ella vino aquÍ a vivir yo en cambio voy allÍ por unos dias una semana, mÁximo un mes, y durante ese tiempo, cambio mi manera de vivir y cuando regreso, vuelvo a mi vida normal. >>> las estrictas normas que ximena obedece estÁn por todas partes en los emiratos unidos, un paÍs moderno pero ortodoxa en las costumbres sociales. quien se convierte en una nueva fe resulta ser mÁs radical a quien fa cnacido para esta mism

. >>> son hermanas y viven a mÁs de 14 mil kilo mlts de su ecuador natal. nacieron bajo el mismo techo, tuvieron la misma edad ecuaciÓn en un colegio catÓlico y comparten el mismo destino. >>> a mi paÍs yo le amo pero este es mi segundo paÍs. >>> doris hace 13 y entre el viaje de una y el de la otra. se estableciÓ entre ellas un mundo de diferencias. >>> es muy sensual y yo de mis hermanas es las. y tenÍamos que ponerme esta cubierta. olvidarme de muchas cosas en general. no salir tanto. >>> dejar de sumar y entre hombres y mujeres. >>> hermanas, perdiz tiptss ximena se convirtiÓ al islam y estÁ casada con un em ra al que conociÓ en vacaciones en brasil. >>> 25 aÑos despuÉs p p dpu y un estilo de vida distinto, algo que a su hermana le cuesta trabajo aceptar >>> yo en su casa le respeto pero yo tambiÉn tengo mi tiempo y salgo con mis a mis. >>> doris trabajaba en un res rotante en el c co e en dubai es guÍa turistica con mejor paga y como es soltera goza de la libertad que no tiene si hermano. sin permiso de su marido ximena no puede ir a una c

los cafetaleros con 23 puntos se ubican en la segunda posicion mientras que ecuador con 21 y el tercer puesto buscara desplazar a colombia... por cierto radamel falco sera baja por lesion... jf on chroma pasando al boxeo, saul "el canelo" alvarez desde muy temprana edad tomo una decision que por fortuna hoy tiene frutos... esto es lo que compartio con deportes telemundo en exclusiva.. take sot jf on chroma tag-out --add lib tag cesar ---no olvide que continuamos trabajando para informarle en vivo a las once.. take vo ---agentes de policia siguen renunciando a sus puestos en oakland y la ciudad analiza una polemica medida para contratar a mas uniformados cesar ---ademas, las autoridades buscan a una sospechosa que utiliz una tarjeta de credito robada para retirar dinero de un banco en el area de la bahia.. ---recuerde, le esperamos en vivo a las once con mas informacion. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de >>> cientos empleados de la compaÑÍa wal-mart salen a las calles reclamando mÁs dinero y mejores condiciones. hay arresto. se acaba el tiempo

other nations like bolivia, ecuador and venezuela, they all carry your important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more and essay secrets are exposed .o >> moving onto a mishap of that part of persons. in january, 1961, the united states almost new itself. -- almost nuked itself. the report that the bombs each carried a four-megaton payload. 260 times more powerful than the bombs job in not a sake and here she met in world war ii. -- then the bombs dropped in not nagasaki and hiroshima in world war ii. a small valve function -- a small malfunction prevented what would've been the most widespread nuclear damage in his history. through research, he said he has discovered nearly 700 incidents like this that took place between 1950 and 1968 in the public had no idea. he said the u.s. government has consistently tried to withhold information from the american people in order to prevent questions being asked about their nuclear weapons policy. we were told there was no possibility of these weapons accidentally detonating. but thanks to research, we now know t

desde ecuador nuestra reportera nos explica. las imÁgenes a continuaciÓn son fuertes. >>> asustados quedaron los moradores de los manteles cuando naciÓ este ternero. una cara tiene labio leporino. >>> tenÍa una sola masa ce cerebral. y el animarito muriÓ a las pocas horas de llegar al mundo. >>> querÍamos darle leche, pero un poco dificultoso, porque nos salÍa por la otra boca. >>> otros nacimientos despiertan temor, pollos con dos picos, cerdos con mÁs de una cara o trompa. >>> me dijeron naciÓ un puerquito elefante. >>> el nacimiento activÓ las alertas en el que vieron llegar al mundo bebÉs con un solo ojo, o piernas como sirenas. >>> me llamÓ mucho la atencion sobre todo los niÑos encefalicos. >>> el doctor diego tiprer atendiÓ 260 partos con malfornaciones, y 156 sin cerebro. >>> mucha gente dice que los ciclopes habÍa en la epopeya, tengo fotografÍas con esto. cree que hay una relaciÓn directa y la exposiciÓn de las madres al petrÓleo, o los efectos de las pruebas nucleares. >>> a 19 madres que dieron a l

no fue de lo mejor, le sobró para los 3 puntos >> otro que puso pie en el mndial fue colombia contra ecuador. >> colombia ha quedado cerca de firma en el boleto con victoria 1 por 0 >> en los defensores del chaco... >> ya comenzo el partido de chile con venezuela y más tarde perú contra (...) >> teniamos que seguir anotando porque frente a nosotros había una ofensiva explosiva >> (...) >> en el abierto de estados unidos victoria (...) logro >> en la otra llave la estadounidense ... >> la número uno del mundo tendrá la oportunidad de defender su titulo >> uno a cero gano el equipo de (...) >> para ahorrar su presupuesto lo mejor es programar la comida >> los expertos dicen que empiece por las frutas y verduras, ojalá frescas >> buen provecho y nos vemos a las 11 >> esta noche la selección de mexico juega un partido crucial para su sueño de ir a brasil 2014 >> hablamos con el incansable placido domingo que dice que la voz hay que cuidarla como a una mujer

and the way they did they went to places like ecuador and they said you want to sell us bananas you're going to sells your goods we're going to sell it we're going to sell you our bats are derivatives no bananas unless you accept our derivative africa good bad or good and you know larry summers was infamous for once saying that the third world does not accept enough toxic toxins in boys and toxic assets he wasn't people always talk about chemical and he may have been but he was mainly talking about toxic financial ass. it's a third world doesn't take our rivers junk they won't take our sub prime synthetic collateralized debt obligations isn't this that's a real derivative by the way or put on real derivative but that's something the junk that goldman sachs was selling at before larry summers got into treasury was completely illegal even have these things they didn't exist because it was against the law ok so the memos affected the smoking gun yeah well i think that everything that you've written about the math i've been about over the rolling stone about all the shenanigans and crimina

and the way they did they went to places like ecuador and they said you want to sell us bananas you're going to sells your goods we're going to sell us we're going to sell you our bags our derivatives no bananas unless you accept our derivative africa that's a good and you know larry summers was infamous for once saying that the third world does not accept enough toxic toxins and poisons and toxic assets he wasn't people always talk about chemical and he may have been but he was mainly talking about toxic financial ass. that's it the third world doesn't take our rivers junk they won't take our sub prime synthetic collateralized debt obligations isn't this that's a real derivative by the way or good on real derivative but that's something the junk that goldman sachs was selling at before larry summers got into treasury was completely illegal even have these things they didn't exist because it was against the law ok now the memos are thanks to the smoking gun yeah well i think that everything that you've written about the math i've been about over the rolling stone about all the shenanig

. >> (información en pantalla) >> en sudamérica habrña jornada maratónica, colombia contra ecuador a las 1:30 de la tarde, paraguay contra bolivia por el último juego a las 5:30, chile y venezuela a las 5:30. >> las posiciones. >> (información en pantalla) esa es la tabla sudamericana. >> arrancó la temporada en la nfl, con broncos contra cuervos, riley cooper que había sido multado por dichos racistas estuvo nuevamente en la polémica al estar involucrado en una trifulca en el entrenamiento de su equipop. >> se dio a conocer una leve ventaja de madrid como sede para los próximos juegos olímpicos, la pelea está entre madrid, estambul. >> humberto suazo pontivo, el "chupete" estará fuera de las canchas por 3 semanas por lesión. >> el 14 de septiembre se lleva a cabo la pelea entre mayweather y el canelo álvarez. >> se dijo desde manchester united que el tottenham habría ofrecido dinero por chicharito hernández pero no habría sido suficiente. >> méxico tiene complicada su clasificación, pero tiene una mejora también. >> claro, están jugando a desesperar a méxico pero

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how have they done in the past five years into this debt crisis and i've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the legit markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bottle again certainly china isn't a viable would it has more of a capacity with the state's finances and it strikes at the speed that got them going and definitely side i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to the country mary where there's still the stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build innovative genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and wastes so there's some glimmers of i've been there do it in emerging markets but let's not gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these guys all right well save came thanks for visiting us on our five hundred episodes you were t

and the way they did they went to places like ecuador and they said you want to sell us bananas you're in a sells your goods we're going to sell it we're going to sell you our bags are derivatives no bananas unless you accept our derivative africa that's a good and you know larry summers was infamous for once saying that the third world does not accept enough toxic toxins and poisons and toxic assets he was and people always talk about chemical and he may have been but he was mainly talking about toxic financial ass. that's it the third world doesn't take our rivers junk they won't take our sub prime synthetic collateralized debt obligations isn't this that's a real derivative by the way or put on real derivative but that's something the junk that goldman sachs was selling at before larry summers got into treasury was completely illegal even have these things they didn't exist because it was against the law ok so the memos affected the smoking gun yeah well i think that everything that you've written about the math i've been about over the rolling stone about all the shenanigans and cr

and the way they did they went to places like ecuador and they said you want to sell us bananas you're going to sells your goods we're going to sell it we're going to sell you our bags our derivatives no bananas unless you accept our derivative africa that's a good and you know larry summers was infamous for once saying that the third world does not accept enough toxic toxins and poisons and toxic assets he wasn't people are talking about chemical and he may have been but he was mainly talking about toxic financial ass. that's it the third world doesn't take our rivers junk they won't take our sub prime synthetic collateralized debt obligations isn't this that's a real derivative by the way or put on real derivative but that's something the junk that goldman sachs was selling at before larry summers got into treasury was completely illegal even have these things they didn't exist because it was against the law ok so the memo is essentially the smoking gun yeah well i think so everything that you've written about the bad guy and he's been about over the wrong stuff about all the shenani

a short spell in a london jail followed by house arrest and now holed up in ecuador's u.k. embassy that's how we queue leaks founder julian assange spent the past thousand days has you do sure a deal initially started in two thousand and ten when he left sweden worth already wanted to question him on sex crime allegations after an unsuccessful attempt to appeal his extradition from the u.k. back to stockholm a song sought refuge in ecuador's embassy he's now spent more than a year holed up inside the diplomatic mission because he faces immediate arrest the minute he sets foot on british soil. former hackler former hacker rather could also face espionage charges in the u.s. because his site revealed so much information about the country's military operations we can leak spokesman christian raf and told us why given the u.s. attitude toward whistleblowers the prospects for a songe don't look promising it is quite all abuse if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we can use was in th

and the way they did they went to places like ecuador and they said you want to sell us bananas we're going to sells your goods we're going to sell it we're going to sell you our bats are derivatives no bananas unless you accept our derivative africa bats are good and you know larry summers was infamous for once saying that the third world does not accept enough toxic toxins and poisons and toxic assets he was and people always talk about chemical and he may have been but he was mainly talking about toxic financial ass. that's it the third world doesn't take our rivers junk they won't take our sub prime synthetic collateralized debt obligations isn't this that's a real derivative by the way or put on real derivative but that's something the junk that goldman sachs was selling at before larry summers got into treasury was completely illegal even have these things they didn't exist because it was against the law ok so the memos essentially the smoking gun yeah well i think that everything that you've written about the math i've been about over the rolling stone about all the shenanigans

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how how they done in the past five years into this debt crisis and i've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the budget markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bubble again certainly shiners and evolve with it has more of a capacity with the state's finances and it strikes at the state that bubble going indefinitely said i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to the country mary where there's still the stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build in a diety of genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and waste so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but it's not gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these guys all right well save came thanks for visiting us on our five hundred episodes you were there on ou

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how how they've done in the past five years into this debt crisis and they've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the budget markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bubble again certainly shiners in a volatile would it has more of a capacity with the state's finances and it strikes at the state that all going in definitely side i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to the country mary where there's still the stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build innovative genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and wastes so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but let's not gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these dies all right well save came thanks for visiting us on our five hundred episodes you were ther

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how how they've done in the past five years into this debt crisis and i've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the budget markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bottle again seventy shiners in a bottle would it has more of a capacity with the state's finances in it strikes at the state government going indefinitely said i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to the country mary where there's still the stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to bill his idea of genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and wastes so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but it's not gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these dyas all right well save came thanks for visiting us on a five hundred that was said you were there on

and the way they did they went to places like ecuador and they said you want to sell us bananas we're going to sells your goods we're going to sell it we're going to sell you our bats are derivatives no bananas unless you accept our derivative africa that's a good and you know larry summers was infamous for once saying that the third world does not accept enough toxic toxins and poisons and toxic assets he wasn't people's bodies talk about chemical and he may have been but he was mainly talking about toxic financial ass. it's a third world doesn't take our rivers junk they won't take our sub prime synthetic collateralized debt obligations isn't this that's a real derivative by the way or put on real derivative but that's something the junk that goldman sachs was selling at before larry summers got into treasury was completely illegal even have these things they didn't exist because it was against the law ok so the memos affected the smoking gun yeah well i think so everything that you've written about the bad guy and he's been about over the wrong stuff about all the shenanigans and c

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how how they've done in the past five years into this debt crisis and i've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bottle again seventy shiners in a bottle would it has more of a capacity with the state's finances and it strikes at the city of the bubble going indefinitely so i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to the country mary where there's still the stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build in a diety of genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and waste so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but it's not gamble on it and let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these guys all right well save game thanks for visiting us on our five hundred episodes you were there on our f

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how have they done in the past five years into this debt crisis that may have got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the measuring markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bottle again seventy shiners in a bottle would it has more of a capacity with the state's finances in its tried to escape the bubble going and definitely said i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to the country mary aware there's a lot of stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build in a diety of genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and waste so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but let's not gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these dyas all right well save game thanks for visiting us on our five hundred that was said you were t

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how how they've done in the past five years into this debt crisis and they've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bottle again seventy shiners and of all with it has more of a capacity with the state's finances and it strikes at the state government going and definitely side i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress so the country very aware this sort of stuff and trying to stop themselves being taken over by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build the innovative genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and waste so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but by some gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these dyas all right well save came thanks for visiting us on our five hundred episodes you were there on our fourth

and other financial terrorists now i know you're working down in ecuador at the moment steve keen so your thoughts on emerging markets how how they've done in the past five years into this debt crisis them they've got about a minute left. yeah they do some of the legit markets themselves appear to be getting back into a bottle again seventy shiners and evolve with it has more of a capacity with the state's finances and it strikes at the state that awful going indefinitely so i wouldn't gamble on this one it will actually find pretty interesting progress to a country mary where there's still the stuff i'm trying to stop themselves being taken out of by the financial sector and doing a lot of attempts to build innovative genuine capitalism down here rather than the fraudulent stuff that's running and wastes so there's some glimmers of hope in the do it in emerging markets but let's not gamble on them let's get back to being a really productive industrial capital society one of these dyas all right well save game thanks for visiting us on our five hundred episodes you were there on our

phil torres studies insects in the rain forest of ecuador and peru. tonight our real-life spider-man takes us to colorado where iron man comes to life helping one woman stand tall despite a devastating disability. this is an engineering who designed a buy bionic eye. this young man invented a test to predict cancer. i'm a science major with a background in neurology. that's our team, and now let's do some science. >>> we're back here at our favorite meeting place have been some coffee, and you guys did some incredible stories this week. it's interested to start out and hear about this exosuit for you, phil. >> the wheelchair was invented about 1500 years ago, so i'm sure we're due to an upgrade. this might be it, guys. check out this robot. this is where it's getting tested, but it's there on an actual person. i got to meet the test pilots that put these suits through their paces and some really amazing people. let's take a look. >> hi. >> this is a dream happening to them. >> these kids on a summer camp in aspen, colorado are about to give amanda a l

. >> en las eliminatorias de sudamerica colombia se impuso a ecuador, uruguay vencio a perù. >> amigos ahí la información deportivo les recuerdo méxico visita el martes a eeuu esto es todo por el momento. >> está complicado el paritdo con eeuu tokio organizara el 2020 sus segundo juegos olimpìcos. >> madrid dfue eliminada en la primera ronda . >los esperamos más adelante. gritar viva mÉxico! ♪. ♪.

phil torres studies insects in the rain forest of ecuador and peru. tonight our real-life spider-man takes us to colorado where iron man comes to life helping one woman stand tall despite a devastating disability. this is an engineering who designed a buy

en ecuador, un fuerte incendio en uno de los parques mas grandes de quito ardia sin control tras varias horas de haber comenzado, sin reportarse personas afectadas... unos 300-bomberos, las fuerzas armadas y la policia trabajaban en el parque metropolitano, ubicado en la zona nor-oriental de la capital, una zona verde de 557-hectareas de extension que acoge 10-especies de colibri Íes y 70-de otras aves... ademas la capital tuvo que soportar ocho incendios mas este fin de semana.. en nicaragua, sellar los huevos por parte de las avicolas esta dentro de la ley de marcas pero no se hace... es por eso que ante la denuncia de circulacion de huevos en mal estado en los diferentes mercados, no hay a quien reclamarle... los dias pasados, la comision del huevo denuncio la presencia de producto hondureno en mal estado, lo que fue desmentido por el representante del sector avicola de managua, quien afirmo que no hay importacion de huevos en el pais... a nuestros amigos televidentes queremos informar que el pasado martes 17 de septiembre en nuestro noticiero de las once de la noche publicamos una

web users can now explore the galapagos islands up the coast of ecuador with "google street view." a virtual visit during which you can discover the island's flora and fauna on land and in the water. the 178 anniversary of charles

didn't please the president of ecuador that this was shot in the ecuadorian embassy but that is another story all together. >> can you outline what they have been saying? >> it was just established last month and it was to bring transparency, accountability and justice to the australian parliament by pushing for public oversight of practices and citing corruption and providing a range of 21st century freedom including free flow of information, protection of whistle blowers and integrity in the global country which is as you can imagine a very tall order for any political party. >> and tall order if he does win there is an outside chance he will have to go back to australia. how is that possible? >> he has plenty of federal agents after him but he has to get to australia to fill that seat. we spoke with his running mate who said that the responsibility for granting safe passage should fall on the shoulders of the australian government. >> doesn't feel very good for the australian government to allow a political figure who has been elected stay in detention and it would be a public relati

. >> reporter: originally from ecuador he immigrated to the united states in the early '90s, this summer, the 41-year-old father of two and his life finally bought a two-bedroom home, but it was struggle. since the housing crisis unfolded the path to homeownership has become more difficult. victor found help from the resurrection project, they assist immigrants to become home owners. >> this is creating a demand in communities where previously because of the foreclosure crisis were on a decline. >> reporter: immigrant homeownership has been sustaining communities across the nation. >> the impact oil -- of immigration has added tens of thousands of dollars to the value of homes owned. >> reporter: homeownership has pumped some $3.7 trillion in the u.s. housing market. in the chicago area, since 1970, while 900,000 residents moved out, 600,000 immigrants moved in. >> try to imagine chicago with 600,000 of its residents gone. the city would have a lot more problems and a lot more neighborhoods experiencing this urban dee kay like in detroit. >> reporter: for victor, finding a house that fit

. >>> este artista callejero en quito ecuador, tiene mucho talento, unos estadounidenses estaban parados en una luz roja, se quedaron impresionados, y lo grabaron, lo pusieron en youtube, lo lindo de esto, tiene una pequeÑa esfera que es como tran tran transparente, entonces se ve como si flotara con ella, y rozandole por su cuerpo, le puedo decir que tengo una bola de estas. >>> te sube y baja? >>> no, y mano, hacer eso no estÁ facil, oÍste. esto es interesante, jugar con la bola en el trÁfico. >>> por supuesto. >>> estÁs parado, y la bola transparente. >>> las cosas que uno ve en el trÁfico, a veces se para en la luz roja y ve cosas alrededor. y mira para el lado, encuentra quien, sabrÁ dios, tocandose el cerebro. >>> otra maquillÁndose. >>> sÍ, otras en el celular, comadre, cÓmo es eso. >>> las mujeres se maquillan y manejan hermano. >>> sÍ, con los dedos de los pies. >>> sincerate. >>> no, no, manejando, maquillÁndose, y sacando la mano para dar. >>> sÍ, nosotros nos ponemos como loco, no encontramos una direcciÓn y hasta bajamos el volumen. >>> sÍ. >>> estrÉs. >>> te

phil torres studies insects in the rain forest of ecuador and peru. tonight our real-life spider-man takes us to colorado where iron man comes to life helping one woman stand tall despite a devastating disability. this is an engineering who designed a buy

brian, we caught up with mcafee in a park in san francisco near the ecuador yan consulate where he spent the morning this week. he has a place in ecuador but says he's done with the jungle for now, especially after this conversation with you last november. >> are you prepared to die? >> obviously that's what i think will happen if i'm detained and that is certainly a possibility. >> that was when the software pioneer was on the lamm, wanted in the questioning of the murder of his neighbor. he just got married and in an exclusive interview insists he's not a killer and as for suggestions he's on drugs? >> do i look drugged out? >> no. >> and no one has ever seen me looking drugged up. i've never felt drugged up. >> that's not an answer to the question. >> i'm drug-free. i have been drug-free 30 some year. alcohol free. i don't drink, i don't use drugs. >> he will unveil a new type of communications technology he's developing in silicon valley and while he took venture capital money when he wanted to go public with mcafee inc a company he has left he would never take vc money again. >> thi

---los soldados son de estados unidos, ecuador, paraguay, nicaragua, uruguay, espana, rusia y china entre otros... topvo blanca ---el lider de la banda el recodo, poncho lizarraga, durante una rueda de prensa ofrecida esta tarde, confirmo que esta recibiendo tratamiento psicologico a raiz del accidente que sufrio el ano pasado junto con la agrupacion y en el que resulto gravemente herido... ---lizarraga dijo que el percance le ha causo una gran depresion que lo puso al borde de la muerte, por lo que tuvo que solicitar ayuda profesional... ---ademas, lizarraga tambien desmintio que su esposa haya tenido un accidente.. cesar ---en el salvador... ---la secretara de proteccion civil, decreto alerta amarilla en todo el pais, a causa de las lluvias que han afectado el territorio nacional.. take vo ---la medida de precaucion se decidio porque se pronostica que las precipitaciones pluviales continuen durante las proximas 48 horas.. ---las autoridades, sobre todo en las zonas mas susceptibles a deslizamiento s de tierra en algunas zonas de la cordillera volcanica... stop open cesar ---la organizac

if it was up to the ecuador government, we would not be here at all. i don't want coverage of the habitat of the people who accompany us deep into this unique ecosystem. nor of the oil drilling plans that have spread throughout the rain forest. >> the forest is changed. there is so much noise and the river is dirty. three tribes have left their homes here. the government is greedy. they should leave the oil in the ground. if they take it out, it will pollute the world. >> three hours later, we arrive at a community. it is hot and humid in this region. it is a reserve that unesco has reserved especially worthy of preservation. around 3000 indigenous people live here, existing on what the forest has to offer. now, the men have heard the government wants to drill for oil in the last untouched parts of this area. it has been said that no other place on earth has such a diverse array of flora and fauna. there are more trees within a square hectare than in the whole of north america. also an unparalleled number of birds, insects, reptiles. since the first oi

. >> originally from ecuador he emigrated to the united states in early 1990s. this summer after years of hard work, the 42-year-old and his wife finally bought a two bedroom home but it was a struggle. since the housing crisis, the path to home ownership has been complex. some immigrants have had a difficult time securing a mortgage. victor found help from the resurrection project a chicago based nonprofit that assists immigrants. >> what we're doing is creating a demand for housing in communities where previously because of the foreclosure crisis were on a decline. >> according to a newly released study that looked at 40 years of census data immigrant home ownership has been sustaining families across the nation. >> in the past ten years alone has added tens of thousands of dollars of value to the homes in cities. >> immigrant home ownership has pumped some $3.7 trillion into the housing markets stabilizing urban areas as long term residents moved out. in the chicago area since 1970 while 900,000 residents moved out,600,000 residents moved in. >> the city woul

---los soldados son de estados unidos, ecuador, paraguay, nicaragua, uruguay, espana, rusia y china entre otros... topvo cesar ---el lider de la banda el recodo, poncho lizarraga, durante una rueda de prensa ofrecida esta tarde, confirmo que esta recibiendo tratamiento psicologico a raiz del accidente que sufrio el ano pasado junto con la agrupacion y en el que resulto gravemente herido... ---lizarraga dijo que el percance le ha causo una gran depresion que lo puso al borde de la muerte, por lo que tuvo que solicitar ayuda profesional... ---ademas, lizarraga tambien desmintio que su esposa haya tenido un accidente.. cesar ---en el salvador... ---la secretara de proteccion civil, decreto alerta amarilla en todo el pais, a causa de las lluvias que han afectado el territorio nacional.. take vo ---la medida de precaucion se decidio porque se pronostica que las precipitaciones pluviales continuen durante las proximas 48 horas.. ---las autoridades, dijeron sobre todo agregar mas vigilancia en las zonas mas susceptibles a deslizamientos de tierra en algunas zonas de la cordillera volcanica... st

like a thousand days in detention house arrest time spent in the london prison and now lives in that ecuador an embassy in the price we can be expounded on our son has paid and he's promised hopeful transparency. and radiation of japan's fukushima nuclear plant spikes to leave the levels full to be enough to kill interest.

. >> i come from south america, ecuador. basically we take care of our loved ones and send them to nursing homes, which is something we can't understand, our social environment. my mom took care of her and it was very hard to see her getting worse by the day. then we don't have the tools we can find here like alzheimer's association. it was very stressful for the family. sometimes we didn't know how to deal with it. then she died. after leaving a huge hole in the family. >> esther, you, yourself, and your office is here to be that conduit between those who need to provide care for loved ones and the association. >> correct. me and michelle had spoken before. what i say is providing care for somebody with alzheimer's or dementia, it's too big of a job for just one person. that's a lot of times what happens. one person ends up providing most of the care. like michelle said, it's tabu. we don't look for help. we're supposed to be the only ones who should be providing the care for our loved ones. of course it's not understanding

you know, when a lot of people think about the amazon rain forest, they think of brazil, ecuador or peru but europe has a slice of the amazon as well in french ghiana, the overseas department of france here in south america, and deep in the jungle hear, we went to a small village called saoul where the local villagers are against development but a big mining company is for it. for cedric benoit, it is not a holiday but the rain forest is a way of daily life and survival. here. >> here in the jungle, we go to hunt and to fish. it's our culture. without this jungle, we have nothing here. >> benoit and 70 other people live in the village of saouel here deep in the jung els of french ghiana making this r0e7's largest national park and its only slice of the am zone. >> a growing tourist destination have decided to protect the village for one reason. in only one hectare, there are more plant and animal species than in the whole of europe, but there is something else here. gold and lots of it. >> that's why the government granted a small french mining company called rexma a five-year license to

> >ecuador would be the top choice for a retiree on a budget. another more exotic, more faraway choice would be georgetown, malaysia. one of my favorite places is medellin, colombia which sounds scary but it's not. and then the coronado beach region outside panama city, panama. > >but you really have to know what you're doing. i've actually heard some buyer beware horror stories in terms of how people can really get into trouble. they get property that they can't unload or there's a tax complication. > >definitely. there are risks. there are pitfalls. and as you say you need to be prepared. > >to be sure it's a good fit for you and your finances, who do you talk to. do you have to talk to an international tax expert? your accountant? maybe a laywer? > >you need to talk to a tax expert. and in fact you need two. you need one as an american in the united states and then one in the country where you decide to move. > >how big is this getting? you 've been in this business a long time. i have to believe when you started it was kind of a strange exot

. >>> con problemas de respiraciÓn, hasta ceguera parcial 7 personas hospitalizadas en ecuador, aparentemente tomaron alcohol industrial mezclado con licor. >>> tras casi 20 horas de labor lograoneo enderezar al crucero costa concordÍa. el operativo tendrÁ un costo de 800 millones de dÓlares y es uno de los mÁs caros en tu tipo. la Última fase es remolcarlo a puerto, familiares de las vÍctimas desaparecidas confian recuperar sus restos. >>> bajo custodia terminÓ un travieso cerdito. su comportamiento dejÓ mucho que desear, ya que hizo sus necesidades en la patrulla. >>> pobrecito el animalito. >>> es mascota para muchas familias. >>> con tal que lo traten con mucho cariÑo. >>> conozco a una familia que tiene, y la casa mÁs limpia que he visto. >>> bueno, tenemos una seria alerta de salud por una enfermedad que puede ser peligrosa para nuestros hijos, y las deportaciones de indocumentados provoca crisis en las ciudades fronterizas. >>> y gracias por su cariÑo y apoyo. estamos en nuestras cuentas @ pamela silva y bÁrbara bermudo. ♪ ♪ >>> bueno, en los Últimos meses se registrÓ