so that's why we're in peru. but before we get all indiana jones, we're spending some time in lima, as we like the capital city just fine. and we have, both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world-class chefs, cooks, and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. let's do it. >> eric: how far away is the house?c-ñu >> coque: that's it. so, it's -- >> eric: over there? >> coque: yeah. five minutes. >> anthony: one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, coque ossio. he's one of the best, most successful chefs in the country. his family are something of a beloved culinary dynasty in peru. and pucusana, a small fishing village about an hour south of lima, is where they spend their weekends. ♪ >> coque's mom, marissa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- james beard rolled into one. thank you for having

in the nation's league on thursday but fans and critics expected more from them when they took home peru in a friendly i this wasn't exactly the performance coach you can live with hoping for some highs against peru but also plenty of those germany failed to exploit their chances in the fast paced early stages marco toys alone wasted three golden opportunities in the first fifteen minutes and germany's defense once again looked porous allowing luis adding to the to open the scoring for peru after twenty two minutes i but the equaliser was not long in coming uli m. bronze hitting the target after winning the ball deep in the opponents' half just three minutes later. germany didn't shine in the second half either five minutes from time nico schultz capitalized on peru's defensive gaffe to net the winner in his debut for the national team two one the final score i and in tennis novak djokovic to produce a strong performance to be. throw in the us jock a bitch one six three seven six six three to seal his third triumph in new york his opponent. was playing his first grand slam final since wi

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con alemania, cuevas a advíncula el 1 por 0 por perú, toni kroos con julian brandt empataron a uno, con 5 minutos por jugar, vemos el 2 por 1 y victoria de alemania. >> todo por el momento, hacemos una breve pausa y ya regresamos (música) (♪ música ) mire la nueva cámara en la ciudad de san francisco, 6:28 a las 11 autoridades investigan volantes racistas en una ciudad de la bahía, además buscan a un conductor que golpeó a un menor y se dio a la fuga . >> además alerta en un condado que fue arrasado por las llamas . >> escríbannos a (información en pantalla) para terminar, imágenes bellas, mire, un surfista de 4 patas, en una competencia en rancho santa fe, los perros fueron el centro de atención en el (nombre en inglés) donde montan tablas de surfear . >> qué inteligente ¡ah? sabe lo que tiene que hacer, y la habilidad con el balance . >> el mejor amigo del hombre . >> intenté hacerlo con el mío, pero el mío es un maltés, quedó lleno de arena, siintenta, acon pelito corto (risas) nos vemos a las 11, que disfrute de su cena . >> nos vemos a las 11 (música) (mú

will be here to talk about germany's win against peru is mark organ from d.w. sports morning mark so how do you rate germany's performance in that game we just saw. not very highly. there were positives the performance if you would be one of them he was exceptional in the world cup when he came on as a substitute and a lot of people felt it really should have started. at the world cup and he was given that chance last night and he was he was exceptional of legal over the goalkeeper to germany level and he played well and they create a lot of chances the problem is the didn't take many of them and then further on the negative side of the back they're a little bit shaky company testing the goalkeeper as goalkeeper. very highly rated but he's prone to the old mistake for germany and he'd been disappointed to have been beaten his new post last night so a mixed bag really mixed bag still a little shaky but there were some highlights they did win one of the players making their debut nico scholtz he scored the winning goal in fact you think that's a sign of good thin

los delegados de chile y perÚ piden en brindar atenciÓn a sus connacionales que viven bajo el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. >> tambiÉn tenemos solicitudes especÍficas de nuestros compatriotas que estÁn queriendo abandonar el paÍs. reportero: la delegaciÓn argentina quieren que esta cumbre emita un pronunciamiento contundente sobre el origen del Éxodo venezolano. >> profunda crisis polÍtica, institucional y econÓmica que se origina en un gran problema polÍtico. esa migraciÓn que nosotros tenemos es consecuencia de esos. arantxa: a propÓsito de la crisis en venezuela, cinco paÍses de amÉrica latina ultiman detalles paraenunciar nicolÁs maduro por crÍmenes. ante la corte penal internacional. esta demanda serÁ sustentada con documentos elaborados por expertos de la organizaciÓn de estados americanos y por organizaciones de derechos humanos. reportero: el anuncio lo hizo el canciller de colombia carlos trujillo. respondiÓ afirmativamente a la pregunta de si eran ciertas las bases de que habrÍa un acuerdo con chile, argentina, perÚ, colombia y eventualmente paraguay para p

during my visit in peru i asked a farmer why it was that he was turning away from coca. after all, coca still produces money, and he said emotionally as he put his hands on the shoulders of his two boys, coca gives you work, but it doesn't give you a future. freedom of personal security isn't just about the drug trade that the northern triangle countries know so well. outright lawlessness are driving people to desperation and to flight. one of our most promising initiatives harnesses lessons that u.s. law enforcement and community leaders learn on the streets in places like boston and l.a. we brought together civil society leaders, local officials and police in parts of honduras to establish 46 outreach centers. these centers recruit mentors and provide vocational training for at-risk youth. we're supporting efforts to help them find jobs and neighborhood by neighborhood deter them from joining gangs and criminal life. our assistance has helped relace streetlight, clear abandoned soccer fields that had become dumping grounds for bodies. we helped launch a program to comb

and we'll be here to talk about germany's win against peru is mark corrigan from sports morning mark so how do you rate germany's performance in that game we just saw. not very highly. there were positives the performance of you would be one of them he was exceptional in the world cup when he came on as a substitute and a lot of people felt he really should have started. the world cup and he was given that chance last night and he was he was exceptional of legal over the goalkeeper to germany level and he played well and they create a lot of chances the problem is the can take many of them. and then further on the negative side of the block they're a little bit shaky company testing the goalkeeper is. very highly rated. he's prone to the old mistake for germany and he'd been disappointed to have been beaten in his new post last night so a mixed bag really mixed bag still a little shaky but there were some highlights they did win one of the players making their day debut nico scholtz he scored the winning goal in fact you think that's a sign of good things to come it was lovely for su

would be here to talk about germany's win against peru is mark organ from d.w. sports morning mark so how do you rate germany's performance in that game we just all know very highly. there were positives performs if you would be one of them he was exceptional in the world cup when he came on as a substitute and a lot of people felt it really should have started. the world cup and he was given that chance last night and he was he was exceptional of legal over the goalkeeper to a level. he played well and they create a lot of chances the problem is the and take many of them and then further on the negative side of the but they're a little bit shaky. testing the goalkeeper is. very highly rated. but he's prone to the old mistake for germany. and he'd been disappointed to have been beaten that is near post last night so a mixed bag really mixed bag still shaky but there were some highlights they did win one of the players making their day debut nico scholtz he scored the winning goal in fact you think that's a sign of good things to come it was lovely for sure i mea

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so that obama and then we sell these venezuelan dumplings the neckwear doors or i was in peru we go to the bars and shops and they get sold that's how we survived this over and see as i don't want the name. but there are also dangerous areas to costs or smugglers and thieves lie in wait all the time still for many the risk is worth it. the next stop also includes a border this one between island and northern ireland with threats it this will become part of the e.u.'s external border in addition to economic consequences many irish fear one hundred border could jeopardize the fragile peace in the region. the bay of carlingford it separates the british province of northern ireland from the republic of ireland in the south a ferry service began recently. about three thousand passengers take the daily sea route between the irish republic and the british territory. the tourists enjoy the landscape. but for commuters it represents a convenient shortcut. we used to ferry here to go to work in the sight of god and the sea with a live in the north front we have to trade west managed to get ships

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so that obama and that we sell these venezuelan dumplings the neckwear doors where i was in peru we go to the bars and shops and they get sold that's how we survived. and. as i don't want the name. but there are also dangerous areas to costs or smugglers and thieves lie in wait all the time still for many the risk is worth it. the next stop also includes a border this one between island and northern ireland with threats it this will become part of the e.u.'s external border in addition to economic consequences many irish fear a hardboard it could jeopardize the fragile peace in the region. the bay of carlingford it separates the british province of northern ireland from the republic of ireland in the south a ferry service began recently. about three thousand passengers take the daily sea route between the irish republic and the british territory. the tourists enjoy the landscape. but for commuters it represents a convenient shortcut. we used to ferry here to go to work in a side by side of the city with a live in the north front we have the great west managed to achieve sauce maybe for

ok so one match down another one coming up on sunday against peru what does germany need to do there well as i've said they were very well organized in this game but they want quite as good going forward so i think farms are going to really want to see an exciting form from germany peru long obviously quite the same level of opposition as france and not the reigning world champion so this is an opportunity to get on the ball to try and dominate to get fans office seats it be lovely if we can see a few of the players like you i saw me that didn't make the world cup squad in there from the start and cause an excitement in young players some fresh faces and i think they can be expected to dominate to sort of dominate this game. and i think they need a big performance now to really get the fans back on board and to get in a different headspace probably as well as mccambridge from database for its thank you so much on now it is a tradition and bedded in their dress their language and their identity beaded jewelry is a key part of the cultural heritage of kenya's myside tribe and it's been

germany didn't shine in the second half either five minutes from time nico schultz capitalized on peru's defensive gaffe to net the winner in his debut for the national team two one the final score five. in tennis novak djokovic put up a strong performance to be twenty martin del potro in the u.s. open final and when his fourteenth grand slam title the thirty one year old serb won wimbledon in july and will climb to fourth in the world after a back to back grand slam victories joke which won six three seven six six three to seal a stirred triumph in new york to his opponent a porter was playing his first grand slam final since winning the two thousand and nine u.s. open having almost quit the sport because of multiple wrist injuries just three years ago. right monica is here with business now and diesel they could be even more expensive for a volkswagen model no that's because the very first major court case against here in germany. is starting today of course over its cheating in emissions tests which is involving millions of diesel cars and now this case will examine whether the auto g

pablo: esta es la carta con las firmas de los presidentes de colombia, perÚ, argentina, chile, canadÁ, en donde piden que se investigue el gobierno denicolÁs maduro. la acciÓn sin antecedente alguno en la historia de ese tribunal se presentÓ en nueva york sin la presencia de representantes de colombia en la mesa. justo en ese momento, iban duque intervenÍa en la asamblea general de la onu, donde dedicÓ bastante tiempo de su discurso a venezuela. ivan: reportero: palabra de crisis migratoria le pidiÓ al mundo a poner sus ojos en los paÍses que comparten frontera con ellos. ivÁn duque: el mundo debe unirse para que este Éxodo trÁfico llegue a su fin. reportero: para analistas internacionales, la carta llama mucho la atenciÓn pero consideran que el tono cada vez mÁs elevado se debe moderar, pues puede ser muy peligroso, en especial para colombia, que comparte la mayor cantidad de kilÓmetros de frontera y con quien venezuela ha estado intercambiando fuertes mensajes, en los que incluso se ha hablado de intervenciÓn militar. >> el discurso ya cambiÓ y lo que tenemos que dete

in peru, 50 millioo. the situation is absolutely -pdiffeeent. the urgent and the restocks countries buu brazil is entering a provincial caapaign. of the -- immigration and brazil, when it is in fact in the indian countries..6 c13 c1 american countries aae caught on the global community a person e.u. putting up 35 million euros, why do you think that courss has not been answered? there -- i am saying, there are strategic problems in latin america. %with countries. it vennzuela and of course thing america are specific countries with specific political point of view and of course, with a strong ebate on the foreign policies. actors of the sa, i am %onnking also on china, also larouche or, are conceened by the situation. from the -- institute, ttank you for coming to speak to us on the program. german city oo -- over the weekend. broke out between on saturday around 8000 of the far righh afd party and the -- by far, outnumbering the 3000 counterprotesters.% the clash kept -- which erected -- and by syrian and iraqi migrants. for more on this, i am j

>> it's our most iconic sandwich in peru. >> doesn't that look good, guys? e month so ic herit all of us need to be educated on this beautiful culture. many people may not know that hispanics are the nation's largest et -- ethnic minority, 10% of dc population. >> and u.s. is the second spanish speaking country behind mexico.we re celebrating our diveity, i would say our basic, most important strength right now. >> what do you think about that, udents over there who joined us? >> that is the very latest. ba toyou, guys. >> thank you,molette. that fiesta parade is one of the coolest events in d.c. and they'll have great weather for it tomorrow. sheena promised us improving weather.et she'll us know how long it will last. >> the first full official weekend of fall is going to be beautiful. ime to get outside with family and friends. search fall festiva in our app for the fall season. don't forget to you wanted to save on prescriptions... so you went online... and got so lost in a mumbo-jumbo of co-pays, coupons and codes that your brain went offline. next time

later peru. and in peru, you wanted to start a protest against the bank. you said the bank should be shut down. do you have regrets? everyone to know i am glad we lost that argument. at that time, what we were arguing was the -- was too focused on gdp growth and the kinds of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. this was an argument that was going on in development economics. david: you are an expert on tuberculosis. jim: i had been working on drug resistance and done work on trying to get the global health community to change its perspective. the health to organization, the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all hiv positions were saying, and possible to treat hiv in developing countries. wasglobal health community about to issue a death sentence on all 25 million people living with hiv and africa -- in africa. david: you leave the world health organization, heading there it said the program. you go to harvard medical school and teach. somebody calls you and says would you like to be presi

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it was focused initially on haiti, later peru. in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i am glad we lost that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: we were arguing the group was too focused on gdp and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. this was an argument going on in developed economics. david: you were an expert on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug resistance to tuberculosis. globalorking to get the health community to change its perspective on it. when i went to the world health organization, if was the same thing. like 99 point 9% of all the h i physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. there were 25 million people in africa living with hiv. the global health community was about to issue a death sentence on all 25 million people living with hiv in africa. that is what i did. david: you leave the world health organization. you then go to

peru, ecuador have called state of emergency on the border. they close the border to venezuelans who do not have passports. countries are looking at this very seriously. in fact today and yesterday, about 13 countries from the region, pretty much all of south america and latin america apart from venezuela and bolivia got together to discuss this very problem. yes there is a problem desired by venezuela but very much an issue for the rest of the region. i was mentioning the un making comparisons with europe in 2015. as we detailed many times the eq has struggled to find a unified approach to the migration crisis here in europe. —— the eu. are there similar struggles among american countries? up struggles among american countries? up until now there hasn't been much ofa up until now there hasn't been much of a unified response. in this meeting they just put of a unified response. in this meeting theyjust put out an 18 point statement, a declaration really pointing to the need for more cooperation. there are some interesting points here i wil

also coming up, governor jerry brown california is leading the m ♪ music narrator: lima, peru, one of the driest cities on earth. a quarter of the population have no direct access to water. narrator: all over the globe water supplies are dwindling as temperatures rise and glaciers melt. as we head towards an ice-free earth, it will only get worse. everyone will be affected. lonnie thompson: it doesn't matter whether you're living in peru or the united states or china, you will be impacted by this change. narrator: but something can be done. people are already adapting to combat climate change.

it was focused on haiti and then peru. in peru, you led a protest against the world bank. you said the world bank should be shut down. do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i am very glad that we lost that argument. we did. at that time, what we were arguing is that they were too focused on gdp growth and the kinds of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. this was an argument that was going on in development economics. david: you are an expert on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug-resistant tuberculosis. i had done a lot of work to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. when i went to the world health organization, the overwhelming consensus like 99.9% of all of the hiv positions in the world were saying it was impossible to treat hiv in developing countries. there were 25 million people in africa living with hiv. the global health community was about to issue a death sentence. david: you leave the world health organization and you then go to harvard medical school and teach there. t

it was focused initially on haiti, later peru. in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i am glad we lost that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: we were arguing the group was too focused on gdp growth, and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. this was an argument going on in development economics. david: you were an expert on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug resistant tuberculosis. i was working to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. when i went to the world health organization, it was the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. there were 25 million people in africa living with hiv. the global health community was about to issue a death sentence on all 25 million people living with hiv in africa. so, that is what i did. david: you leave the w

it was focused initially on haiti, later peru. in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i am glad we lost that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: we were arguing the group was too focused on gdp growth, and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. this was an argument going on in developed economics. david: you were an expert on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug resistance to tuberculosis. i was working to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. when i went to the world health organization, if was the same thing. like 99 point 9% of all the h i physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. there were 25 million people in africa living with hiv. the global health community was about to issue a death sentence on all 25 million people living with hiv in africa. that is what i did. david: you leave the world health organization

now an estimated one million venezuelans or brazil and ecuador which are mainly stepping stones to peru and chile if they can make it. according to a u.n. estimate as of july wouldn't two point three million venezuelans many of them with no money at all have left their own country and are just influx of refugees in latin american history poses a huge problems for than israel is neighbors some countries have declared an immigration emergency and are making it more difficult for them as wayland's to enter yet the exodus continues the first to leave were mainly opponents of the government but now those desperate to. leaves belong largely to the working class the hard core support base of the bolivarian revolution initiated by the late former president bill go chop it. people like all that but then cool the forty three year old hairdresser cuts hair in what might once have been a cheerful unisex salon in a working class neighborhood in the state of me down and out these days there's no running water no electricity and at least half of the now rundown cell on well you know over here but that

in mummy research which we can also use to uncover the secrets of life and this mummy of a woman in peru was the first of many that before the show began were given c.t. scans in money time university hospital her remains were already scrutinized this way in two thousand and six but thanks to advanced technology researchers can now look closely at things they once could only surmise they found the woman suffered from tuberculosis and was paraplegic in her hands it was discovered she holds baby teeth perhaps her children's something that some parents do even today. the specialist also identified the events linked to the seven hundred year old mummy of a child the c.t. tests revealed the drama that led to the death of this girl aged between one and two years. does help. the most striking thing is a long bright strips on atomically inside the trachea the child inhaled it all at once instead of swallowing it all the way down to where the wind pipe branches into this and then from a medical perspective she could only have taken one two or three press before us fixating. on that. but do these

in peru lawmakers of backed president martin is caught or is call for a referendum to combat corruption in the political and judicial system parliament will fine tune the proposals before the vote is held in december it's a rare victory over the conservative opposition party which controls peru's congress. the leaders of north and south korea are concluding three days of talks with the hike up the north's scenic mt pic to. end kim jong un are now keen to show they can overcome obstacles together after agreeing a raft of measures to improve ties between the two countries they've been it pains to show a united front even if bigger stumbling blocks like didn't denuclearization or formal and to the korean war remains. it was a spectacular ending to the second day of the into korean summit in kenya. side by side north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president in attend a mass performance entitled brilliant fatherland. the one hundred fifty thousand spectators at the event could be forgiven for thinking that the show's title could soon apply to a unified korea. sharon king and i ho

century funeral mass was unveiled in peru's presidential palace after it was handed over to the peruvian embassy here in berlin it was seized from an art dealer in germany in one thousand nine hundred nine. now the white house says president donald trump has received a letter from north korean leader kim jong un requesting a second summit they met for the first time in june the letter was described as very positive despite weeks of apparent deadlock between the two sides. a couple go look at. how my shoulder and historic handshake that raised hopes of a to taunt between north korea and the united states both sides apparently working towards the denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula with demands on king joan to cut his nuclear arsenal but since that friendly summit in june the talks have stalled. u.s. president donald trump even canceling his secretary of state's visit to pyongyang now though relations appear to be back on track. the president has received a letter from kim jong il was a very warm very positive letter the primary purpose of the letter was to request and look to sched

later in peru. and while you were in peru you led a protest against the world bank. bankct, you said the world should be shut down. do you have any reyes about that? knowwant everyone here to i'm very glad we lost that argument and we did. at that time, what we were the world bankt gdpp was too focused on growth and that the kinds of investments it was making was focused enough on things like health and education and this was -- this was an argument int was -- that was going on development economics. >> you were an expert initially on tuberculosis. been working on drug-resistance tuberculosis and done a lot of work on getting the global health community to change its it and then when i went to the world health organization it was the same thing. overwhelming consensus, like hiv physicianse in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing countries. there were 25 million people in theca living with hiv and global health community was about to issue a death sentence 25 million people living with hiv in africa so that was what i did. >> so you leave the wo

in peru, officers have come to the aid of two rather different creatures — found lost and bewildered, in a rural town. lebo diseko has the story. a sea rch—and—rescue of a different kind. police in peru on the trail of two runaways — a pair of humboldt penguins found wandering the streets of the town of chimbote, and taken in by someone who lived nearby. translation: when i found the penguins, one had wire wrapped around its foot. i kept them at my brother—in—law's house for three days, but they aren't eating anything and i don't have time to be watching them, so i called the local police. the officers collected the two rather disorientated—looking birds, who locals nicknamed cabo and kowalski, after cartoon penguins in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. chimbote is on the coast, just by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and a bit of tlc. they're now being looked after by officers

it was focused initially on haiti, later in peru. in peru you once led a protest against the world bank. in fact you had said the world bank should be maybe shut down. >> yes. >> do you have any regrets about that? >> i just want everyone here to know i'm very glad we lost that argument. and we did. at that time what we were arguing was that the world bank group was too focused on g.d.p. growth and that the kinds of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. and this was an argument that was going on in development economics. >> you were an expert initially on tuberculosis. >> i had been working on drug resistant tuberculosis and had done a lot of work on trying to health the global community to change its perspective on it. then when i went to the world health organization it was the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing countries. there were 25 million people in africa who were living with

it was focused initially on haiti, later peru. when you were in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be maybe shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i just want everyone here to know we -- i glad we am lost that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: we were arguing the world bank group was too focused on gdp growth, and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. this was, this was an argument going on in development economics. david: you were an expert on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i had been working on drug resistant tuberculosis. i was working to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. and then when i went to the world health organization, it was the same thing. i mean, there were the , overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world, were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. there were 25 million people in africa who were l

peru is marking the return of an ancient golden mask from germany after a twenty year legal battle. each century funeral mass was unveiled and presidential palace after was handed over to the peruvian embassy here in berlin it was seized from an art dealer in germany in one thousand nine hundred. well here in germany in the eastern town of curtain the death of a man during a confrontation with two africa and migrants has stirred up anti immigrant tensions a post mortem showed that he died of acute heart failure after the encounter the region has been on edge following the anti immigrant protest camps two weeks ago in curzon people gathered last night to protest and to grieve. a memorial service in st jacob's church. mourning the death of a twenty two year old local man. the priest leads a prayer for the deceased marcus for his family and for his friends and also for the community of curtain. the tradition of the mood is still tense and the division in society is also palpable and it's beginning to gain momentum once again here's the sponsor question. on the one side residents of cur

ok so one match down another one coming up on sunday against peru what does germany need to do there well as i've said they were very well organized in this game but they want quite as good going forward so i think farms are going to really want to see an exciting forms from germany peru long obviously quite the same level of opposition as france and not the reigning world champion so this is an opportunity to get on the ball to try and dominate to get fans off the seats it be lovely if we can see a few of the players like you i saw me that didn't make the world cup squad in there from the start of course an excitement some young players some fresh faces and i think they can be expected to dominate to sort of dominate this game. and i think they need a big performance now to really get the fans back on board and to get in a different headspace probably as well as mccambridge from database for us thank you so much. on now in western germany environmental activists are clashing with a coal mine operator over the future of a forest police have moved in to secure the forest ahead of logg

now an estimated one million venezuelans or brazil and ecuador which are mainly stepping stones to peru and chile if they can make it. according to a u.n. estimate as of july wouldn't two point three million venezuelans many of them with no money at all have left their own country the largest influx of refugees in latin american history poses a huge problems for than israel is neighbors some countries have declared an immigration emergency and are making it more difficult for them as whalen's to enter yet the exodus continues the first to leave were mainly opponents of the government but now those desperate to leave belong largely to the working class the hard core support base of the. well the varian revolution initiated by the late former president bill go chop it. people like all that but then cool the forty three year old hairdresser cuts hair in what might once have been a cheerful unisex salon in a working class neighborhood in the state of meat and on these days there's no running water no electricity and at least half of the now rundown cell on well you know over here but that d

it was focused initially on haiti, later in peru. while in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i just want everyone here to know that i glad we lost am that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: at that time what we were arguing is that the group was too focused on gdp growth, and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. and this was an argument that was going on in development economics. david: you were an expert on initially on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug resistant tuberculosis. i have done a lot of work trying to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. and then when i went to the world health organization, it was the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. there were 25 million people in africa wh

it was focused initially on haiti, later in peru. while in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i just want everyone here to know that i am glad we lost that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: at that time what we were arguing is that the group was too focused on gdp growth, and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. and this was an argument that was going on in development economics. david: you were an expert initially on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug resistant tuberculosis. i have done a lot of work trying to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. and then when i went to the world health organization, it was the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. there were 25 million people in africa who w

police in peru on the trail of two runaways. a pair of humboldt penguins found wandering the streets and taken in by someone who lived nearby. translation: when i found the penguins one had wire around its foot. i kept them at my brother—in—law‘s house for three days. but they aren't eating anything and i can't watch them, so i called the police. the officers collected the birds, who locals nicknamed after khartoum penguins in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. it is on the coast by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and some tlc. they are now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wild rice service —— wildlife service. they will then be returned to the wild. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good afternoon. lovely autumn sunshine across the bulk of england and wales. a cold start. b

police in peru on the trail of two runaways — a pair of humboldt penguins found wandering the streets of the town of chimbote, and taken in by someone who lived nearby. translation: when i found the penguins, one had wire wrapped around its foot. i kept them at my brother—in—law‘s house for three days, but they aren't eating anything and i don't have time to be watching them, so i called the local police. the officers collected the two rather disorientated—looking birds, who locals nicknamed after cartoon penguins in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. chimbote is on the coast, just by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and a bit of tlc. they're now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wildlife service, before being released back into the wild. lebo diseko, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex showed off their sporting skills when they took part in netball exe

it was focused initially on haiti, later in peru. while in peru, you lead a protest against the world bank. in fact, you said the world bank should be shut down. dr. kim: yes. david: do you have any regrets about that? dr. kim: i just want everyone here to know that i am glad we lost that argument. [laughter] dr. kim: at that time what we were arguing is that the group was too focused on gdp growth, and that the kind of investments it was making was not focused enough on things like health and education. and this was an argument that was going on in development economics. david: you were an expert initially on tuberculosis. dr. kim: i was working on drug resistant tuberculosis. i have done a lot of work trying to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. and then when i went to the world health organization, it was the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. -- in developing countries. there were 25 mi

now venezuelans living their country are finding life problematic in neighboring peru racial slurs and hate speech that make it hard for many of them to feel safe but some say the anti immigrant attitude is easier to deal with than conditions back home reports only for. thirty eight year old the bush man keeps an eye on municipal police will selling a traditional rice string from venezuela he still doesn't have a street vendor permit trying to make a living far away from home it's hard he says but worse is here in slurs against ghana swings a signal or more especially to people like me a street vendor people tell me move get out of here go back to your country. and armed assault mainly perpetrated by even a fearless and coddled security cameras sparked a wave of untied ministry and feeling in. this honest compatriots are paying the price i think in the negative people have to understand we are not all the same the great majority is here to work and send money to our families to get them out of the inferno that venezuela has become. businessmen you get to stop textile employee and say t

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