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precisamente una de las caras de la movilización es pe dp pedro ramírez.ó de méxico con 3 años de edad. otro líder estudiantil destacado en esta jornada es josé salcido de 19 años. nacido en abogado bogotá . alumno a aventajado de derecho internacional y quieren servir en las fuerzas armadas de los estados unidos y precisamente tenemos con nosotros a estos dos extraordinarios jóvenes que arriesgar arriesgan su permanencia en el país por defender a 800.000 indocumentados gracias por estar con nosotros. t quería comenzó contigo pedro ¿cuál es la reacción de tus colegas de la universidad sobre tu estatus mi dw migratorio? >> muchas gracias. para todos los estudiantes y las personas aquí en la universidad me han soportado mucho, muchos mensajes de soporte y quieren que me quede muy mi posición y me quieren ayudar para lograr mi sueño. también el presidente de la universidad me soporta. >josé: dijiste en un discurso que por 10 años tenías miedo de salir de las forma obrsombras a te sientes? >> gracias por invitarme, ya que salí de las sombras siento el riesgo s

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a rare look at one of most toxic places on the planet and chef come pe particulars involving jail inmates. >> we have seen a dramatic increase of computer chips over the years now it appears new research and stanford could lead to a similar phenomenon to solar panels. >> we know the sun can be tapped to produce electricity but the sol a are a panels that make that happen could soon change. a team of three professors and six graduate students have made a breakthrough to get light and heat to work together. >> the light and heat can be use together and that hasn't been done before in a solar system. that is really the breakthrough here. >> it's done by applying a thin layer of a metal cesium. >> you now how a car surface can get hot. solar collectors do the same thing but it's wasted energy because the heat can be harness today create more electricity. >> the doctor and his colleagues believe they can boost out put by a third to use extreme heat. it would have to be above 1100 degrees. >> it gets very hot when you focus the light, if you hold a magnifying glass, the tip gets very hot. that

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people who have their feet washed which is a remarkable thing and have a pe diatryst there to help solve problems with their feet. we have folks volunteering and giving away eye exams and eye glasses. folks with wheel chairs that can't afford to have their chairings fixed. this is like a mechanic's station for wheel chairs. having seen those folks get those wheel chairs f. fixed. we had a dental exam on site. we connected all the needs of the individuals. daniel took a look at that and said can we extend that to neighborhood services and neighborhood empowerment? can we provide best practices that may be done at a nonprofit helping homeless but few know about because they are not in that community and take the model of organizations that do great work that need to share great work and empower other neighborhoods similarly by doing what we are doing today. that was the genesis of this idea. empowerment is what it's all about. it's giving the tools people need to succeed and make a difference for themselves and the neighborhoods. it's not a top down approach. no proclamation or hearing or

we'll see some showers and thunderstorms popping in the forth bay and also the pe in this case la. that then byby. we're looking at a half inch to an inch of rain from the north bay down into the south bay. it's going to be one of those storms where tomorrow some of you will be picking up more marked differences than other locations. just keep your eyes to the skies. all right, north bay. cold, obviously. i don't need to tell you that tonight. it's mid to upper 30s in the north bay, and also mid to upper 30s in the east bay. on saturday, getting the holiday spirit we were talking about. the nbc food drive is kicking off tomorrow. employees will be out there to collect your donations. that food drive happening all the way through the holidays, the more i think about -- showers and thunderstorms for saturday, and we'll get on a slow clearing trend. most importantly to remember right now, thanksgiving is dry, it's sunny, and temperatures near 60. >> not like the turkey, asrebef. om refo>> exactly. >>> next, a dognapping and a surprise ending. ♪ ♪ great work everybody! now freshly remo

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if a missile was fired from the sonctuand security was not all pe re not>> acupuncture out of the classroomhat's right. >> blue skies today. >> what's in store for the remainder of the week? here is chief meteorologist vytas reid with the forecast. not bad today. sunshine. in the 60s. ugly day. we will continue to stay with the nice weather for the next several days. clear skies. 49. winds out of the north-northwest at three. humidity levels at 71%. around the state. satellite and radar shows nothing going on. dry conditions across northern virginia, maryland, eastern shore. few high clouds associated with an area of hyper over the atlantic. won't affect us. other than northerly winds. our temperatures is 51 in baltimore. 47 in hagerstown. 41 in oakland. eastern shore, we will see the temperatures in the lower mid 40s. and continue to see the winds from the north for tonight. and into tomorrow as well. so it looks like we are staying within the temperatures ranges as we go through the ninext tes across the region. 48 in boston. 44 in albany. 41 buffalo. 38 degrees in pittsburg. and 45 degre

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speaker nancy pe lows says she will introduce the measure shortly. >>> the senate passed a measure delaying a massive cut in medicare payments to doctors, threatening not to take new medicare patients if the cut goes through. the 23% cut is scheduled to go into effect december 1st. the only thing would change that if the house goes along with the senate action. betty, comedian will farrell among investors who lost an $18 million security arbitration case against jp morgan. according to the "wall street journal," ferrell and others filed the case in 2008 alleging unauthorized and unsuitable purchases of preferred stock. betty, back to you. >> very interesting. terrell brown here in new york, thank you. we appreciate it. just ahead on the morning news, dramatic new details in the qantas engine blow-out two weeks ago plus a tragic ending in the case of an ohio family missing for more than a week. first, though, katie couric with a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> you're supposed to fasten your seat belt for safety. so, why didn't it save this baseball player? our exclusive investiga

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out of 80 there as well. 75 in pe town, these numbers are going to be a little tricky because this is where we have seen a lot of the record heat depending on how impressive that northwest wind is determines the temperature. 75 in santa rosa, also in san rafael, 73 in mill valley. the gradual cooling each and every day, we cloud up by friday, that will lead to rain on saturday and sunday and more likely some very gusty winds on those days. meanwhile let's all think back to today. eric simons says thank you for this photo from port dunstan and keep them coming. >> will do. we'll watch for the plummeting temperatures too. all right. thanks. the busiest year around the corner and passenger frustration is going and growing and growing. it's over the new security procedures at the airports, passengers complain the full body sami kapaneners reveal too much and that the pat-downs are invasive and humiliating. this weekend a man in san diego was thrown out of the airport because he refused both checks. and the encounter has gone viral now. >> i don't understand how a assault be made a conditi

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on visitor visa 8 years ago but never returned to pe are you which is illegal. immigration agent arrested lee in september. lee friends met tonight to finalize details for rally tomorrow. the 20-year-old attorney insist that her client had no idea he was an illegal immigrant. >> he was living life. went to high school. metriculateed. started college. no one informed him that he was here without legal status. >> i think it would be uncommon for somebody knowing that they came from another country not to be curious enough to inquire as to what their status actually was. >>reporter: lee is being held in immigration detention center in arizona. his friends hope senator feinstein or senator boxer can intervene. >> 5 people are recovering tonight after a car crashed into a daly city cell phone store. happened at around 6 tonight at mission plaza. driver of a blue impala was parent hi pulling that a parking space but instead of stopping he sped up. draiving straight through the metro p cs store and in the back wall. 4 people and the driver were taken to the hospital an

it's time to put this puppy to bed and trern to return to a pe capital system. >> does d.c. ever fix this or do you believe we should scrap it all together? can we do something like that? >> i don't think it matters what we think, quote unquote. this is a political reality. the congress does not have the courage to even get an adjustment to something that's going to be 20 years later. it ought to be done immediately. it should be stretched out. that's the only way to start this process because there's no political courage in the congress to face it. jonathan, i mean, with all due respect to you, you're living in hoo-hoo land if you think they're going to do something like that. there's no way in the world they'll scrap t you might as well start by trying to adjust it. >> we weren't living in hoo-hoo land in 1925. we took it as a given that we have an entitlement state in this country. >> h osoo-hoo land, i want to go there. this thing is bloated and it's getting worse. >> you put tens of millions of senior into poverty immediately if you did that. nobody who studied this ser

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