cecilia vega, abc7 news. >> thanks, cecilia. >>> three of the world's biggest high high-tech companies are on the move tonight. social networking giant facebook says they are moving their employees from palo alto to menlo park. the company will release the 57 acres with an option to buy it in five years. workers will begin moving into the company's new headquarters in june or july as the new facility is renovated. >> they have been looking for a place, a setting where we can plant some roots and pull together all of our bay area em plough ies in an area where they can work together collaboratively and feed off each other's ideas and build the future as a company. j. >> the nine existing buildings have 900 feet of space, and in case they grow too quickly they will purchase a 22-acre property across from the new campus. >>> twitter is bursting at the seems. the company has out grown its offices at folsom and fourth in san francisco and they have been eyeing space in south san francisco. today the san francisco mayor ed lee announced a plan that would offer twitter and anyone else a tax b

abc7's cecilia vega is live outside a verizon store. cecilia? >> carolyn, i found users and those people wanting to be iphone users hope it will mean better service and big sales. the store here on market street is bracing for a long line before the sun even comes up. >> love the iphone. hate the at&t network. >> that seems to be the running complaint from san francisco iphone users. until now at&t has been the exclusive carrier of apple's iphones. >> it drops calls every once in awhile. >> it is 50/50. there is a reason i have a blackberry as well. >> but the wait is finally overcome 7:00 tomorrow morning. james came to this san francisco verizon store to see if he could make the switch early. >> their service is horrible. it is absolutely horrible. i can't tell you how many times a day my calls get dropped. >> i don't think i have ever seen a phone so wanted. >> yes, that's the answer to many people's prayers. this cell phone columnist is testing the new phone for a review. his take so far? it is better, but that could change. >> maybe in a ye

cecilia and her mother are on the run. the father was disappeared under the military dictatorship. the mother refuses to talk, a lot of fear. she has taught her daughter to evade probing questions from strangers. the film is partly autobiographical. it depicts a family steeped sense of loss and not knowing the fate of a loved one. >> the policy of making people disappear is absolutely perverse. it is a crime, genocide. it totally annihilates human beings. it is not just the killing people, but totally annihilating them so the dissolved into nothing, into eminess, anonymity, silence. >> cecilia enters an essay- writing competition organized by the military and speaks up about her father. that puts her and her mother in danger. >> a disturbing film deals with the destructive power of dictatorship a a life lived in constant fear. >> it is difficult to get justice, but it is necessary. otherwise, there can be no forgiveness. >> healing the wounds of the past -- this time, the terror of waged by chilean dictator penal shake in the 1970's. -- pinochet in the 1970's. the film follows a wa

cecilia vega got a rare tour. >> it's like a college dorm room.eppelin and bob dylan is on the walls. there is a set up for a rock concert or perhaps a dance party. with all this noise there is something surprising about pandora's headquarters. the place is definitely silent. don't let this fool you. the retroactively silence is occasionally shattered by workers who break out the ukelele for an office serenade. >> this is where it starts. >> pandora is the brainchild of tim westerland. he is a computer geek and former rock band member just a few years ago had trouble finding financial backers partly because the idea is so out there. its radio station based on something he calls the music genome. >> it's kind of musical dna. it's musical attributes, melody and harmony and instrumentation. it has broken music down in hundreds of attributes. >> translation, these analysts are mostly musicians by night. they spend all day dissecting song note by note to expand pandora's database to more than 800 songs, to be able to predict music that individual liste

cecilia vega, abc news. >>> oakland police say a missing woman turned up at the hospital. police are still questioning her, but they think they have a kidnapping case on their hands. witnesses told police two men chased down the unidentified woman, assaulted her and forced her into a car and drove off. it reportedly happened around 10:30 yesterday night in the 1000 block on eileen street, one block north of children's hospital. >>> a muni rider captured a safety issue on video while riding a train. that passenger sent it to you report powered by youtube. it shows a woman sticking her head into the enclosed driver's area and the two engaging in conversation while the train is in motion. muni issued this response, quote, the action in the video displayed by the operator are not acceptable. we will bring the operator in for an interview and appropriate disciplinary action will be taken. >>> aol says it is buying the huffington post news website for $315 million. that deal will put co-founder ariana huffington in charge of all aol content. the post began in 2005 with a $1 mill

cecilia vega explains why he is lucky to be alive tonight. >> they are just about the last place anyone would want to end up for the night, especially last night. this is exactly where one man spent more than 12 hours welling for help after he fell and couldn't get back up the hillside. >> he said he wanted to get down to shore and enjoy the evening. >> he managed to climb to the top of a rock, and that's where he was stuck until dave robinson happened to jog by before 8:00 this morning. >> didn't have my ear buds in. i yelled and heard help, help. >> he barrowed a jogger's phone and called for help. >> the hardest part about this rescue for firefighters wasn't getting down the rocky cliffs or pulling this man to safety. it was simply finding him. >> he seemed confused by the situation. he said thanks for showing up. i need help. i can't walk. my ankle feels broken. >> he scaled a 300 foot cliff to find the man. crews strapped him in a harness and got him out with a broken ankle and hypothermia. >> he is fortunate he survived the night. they made the call. >> a call that turned this lon

abc 7's cecilia vega has the story. >> these days the cellphone is what keeps him in close contact withily and friends back home and knowing they're continuing to protest in cairo's streets keeps her where she's supposed to be, studying at u.c. berkeley. >> i can't tell you the amount of times i just wanted to jump on a plane and go. >> she was among the hundreds that discussed the uprising. it was supposed to be a review of the events and protests so far but news that egyptian president hosni mubarak refused to step down is what was on most minds. >> why should the regime be responsible for democracy when they held back democracy for 30 years. >> organizers are calling for even bigger protests friday. berkeley the head of the center for northeastern study says what happens will be crucial. >> we don't know, it could go in any direction, continue to be violent or become very peaceful if there is some kind of progress. >> this 25-year-old egyptian remains inspired, especially by an aunt who has spent the last ten days camping in the square. >> 1 million and we're staying in the square un

en miami, cecilia ramírez, univisión. >>> gracias. y vamos a la pausa.lena salinas.al referirse a la situacÓn en libia, el canciller de venezuela nicolás maduro dijo ante la asamblea nacional de su pÍs, que hay intereses extranjeros en colocar una fuerza militar en la regÓn del medio oriente.a un aÑo del megaterremoto en chile, univision pasa revista a la situación en la ciudad de constitucion, una de de las Á s afectadas.y en nuestra serie "los presidenciables" en méxico, el senador panista santiago creel, explica a mi colega jorge ramos por qÉ el cree que ahora Í cree que puede ganar.más esta noche. ♪ >>> bueno, llegó el fin de semana y hay grandes estrenos, y vamos a los Ángeles con magalí. >>> que tal, se acerca el fin semana, y me vine al cine. y le voy a contar que tenemos una cinta de comedía y hasta una de suspenso. ♪ >>> para los amantes de las películas de extraterrestres, es la vida de un joven que deberá mudarse para huir de sus enemigos. y nos cuenta de su personaje que tendrá que pasar por diferentes personajes para encontrar su identidad.

son de marte y las mujeres venus y agregarle al amor comprensión y sobre todo tolerancia en miami, ceciliaenas tardes, les habla jorge ramos esta tarde trendremos desde alabama las reacciones a la declaración de un senador estal quien dijo respecto a la inmigración ilegal que "hay que vaciar el cargador". presenta una nueva propuesta migratoria en el senado.esta vez las ideas del senador republicano orrin hatch son en contra de los inmigrantes. y tendremos las repercusiones de un escándalo surgido en argentina al revelarse que el fallecido presidente néstor kirchner tenía una amante.más en noticiero univisión. >> se rindieron homenajes a salvador cabaÑas en su ciudad natal en paraguay. adelante agustÍn. >> gracias, la familia no dejÓ que la prensa se acercara a cabaÑas en ningÚn momento, sin embargÓ pese a haber recibido empujones captamos imÁgenes para ustedes. >> salvador! salvador! >> mÁs de 3000 fanáticos acudieron a este evento para ver a su Ídolo para muchos era la primera vez que lo veÍan en persona, tras el disparo que casi le quita la vida. sus simpatizantes no dejaron de corear s

in san francisco, cecilia vega, "abc 7 news." >>> a heck of nice day today. things will change shortly thereafter. >> we have sprinkles and more rain. you know the sierra skiers are loving that. mike, let's talk more about that. >> all that snow that fell made for good skiing conditions and then we'll start more storms, not big dumpings like that but heavy snow. let's talk about what is going on outside. while you were sleeping, bulk of the next storm hacking around the oregon-washington coast. it will slowly slide down to the south and could clip with the north bay with a little light rain. it's mainly around crescent city and eureka. it's a little bit cool in nature. that is why you see some of the snow. i think down here there will be rain. here at 8:00 little partly sunny sky. upper 30s to even low 40s. by noon, we're looking at low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. north bay will be coolest because of clouds and scattered showers. you'll still have scattered showers in the north bay with mid-50s. five days we have a chance of rain. >> we have a big delay

as cecilia vega reports, it is a tough blow for some young people who get a lot more out of the sport than just competition. >> reporter: it is hardly oakland's most popular sport. >> i'm pretty sure this is the right way. >> reporter: but just about every afternoon, kids, many of who knew nothing about crew come to oakland's waterfront to learn about rowing and perhaps something bigger. >> they get to work with other people on a team because the boat won't go anywhere unless everybody is working together. >> reporter: it has been smooth sailing for the nonprofit jack london aquatic league for nearly a decade. but times are tough and the group hit a major bump. >> i'm so sorry. >> now, the kids that have come to love the sport will have to give it up when the boathouse closes because the money ran out. >> reporter: last year the program lost 70% of its funding from the city of oakland. all of the fund raising and donations is not enough to keep this program on the water. >> there are still a athletes that will be left without it or at least at this point discouraged by the nature of t

as cecilia vega reports, many insist they are not even gang members. >> they walked into the courtroom one by one. these are the men accused of belonging to one of the most violent and sophisticated gangs in oakland. only some of them like ruben say authorities have the wrong guys. >> i'm really not. i feel like my community is under attack. >> reporter: they made their case against what would be oakland's second gang in. it would make it illegal for 40 of them from hanging out together anywhere in the fruitville district javier is on the list. he says he grew up with gang members but never has been one and isn't one. >> authorities say his ties run deep. >> they will deny membership. that is what they do. you also heard him say that he knows what they are. he knows what the mertenos are. >> the oakland city attorney's offense has been pushing for the gang injunction since october. police say of the 40 men on the injunction list most claim membership in the gang. in the group there have been 159 arrests and 106 adult convictions. mostly against residents of the fruit veil neighborhood.

in oakland, cecilia vega, "abc 7 news." >> animal control officers say their shelters are packed with good dog that has need homes but one particular type of dog stays the longest. dan ashley reports. >> aural she wants is love. >> when it comes to pit bulls, most people love them or hate them. >> there are a dog that no one wants. >> reporter: the animal care coordinator at animal care services, pure bred pit bulls get homes fast. >> people that come in, they think about adopting a pit bull but they don't want a crossbreed. they want the real thing. they want something, does that dog have pit bull in it? >> if the answer is yes, then they don't want to i adopt it. they have been neglected and abused and probably not placed in a home safely but they get sweet pit bulls. so this the staff is trying to get the word out a that part hits pits can be good pets. >> i had a thing about pit bulls. >> that is until she met bob, part pit, part something else. >> you get that with the combination of the pit bull. >> bob is so mellow, he lies gently while the pet bunny jumped around. a rescue gro

cecilia desde la poblaciÓn nos cuenta lo que pasÓ. >> el autobÚs escolar transportaba 22 personas, laera contra una camioneta con dos personas a bordo. al parecer el chofer perdiÓ el control. >> hubo varias personas heridas, hasta ahora tenemos una fatalidad confirmada. >> en la escena o en el hospital? >> en la escena. >> el autobÚs derribÓ un poste de electricidad y finalmente terminÓ 20 pies abajo en el fondo de un barranco. >> sabemos que hay huesos quebrados, y lesiones de ese tipo de heridos. pero no sÉ exactamente qué tan serio es. >> decenas de socorristas lograron sacar a todos los heridos, dos fueron transportados en helicÓpterosya que sufrÍan heridas graves. >> las autoridades no confirmaron si la persona que falleciÓ fue el conductor o uno de los adolescentes de esta excursiÓn de la iglesia. >> otro accidente de trÁnsito con resultado fatal ocurriÓ en el salvador, donde el Índice de percances es bastante elevado. vamos con el informe de esta tragedia. >> este enredo de y arroz, cadÁveres, sangre, es el resultado de un accidente que iniciÓ un autobÚs con desperfectos mecÁni

abc 7's cecilia vega has the story. >> these days the cellphone is what keeps solomon in close contactand friends back home. and knowing their continuing the protest in cairo streets keeps her where she's supposed to be, study ying at u.c. berkeley. >> i can't tell you the number of times i wanted to jump on a plane and go. >> she was among the hundreds who passed the cal discussion about egypt's uprising. it was supposed to be a review of events and protests so far but the news that president mubarak handed over power but refused to step down is what was on most minds. >> why should we trust the regimen to be responsible for transition to democracy when they're the ones who held back democracy for 30 years. >> organizers are calling for even bigger protests on friday. berkeley head of the center for middle eastern study says what happen will be crucial. >> it could go in any direction, continue to be violent or become very peaceful if there is some kind of progress. >> this egyptian remains inspired, especially by an aunt who has spent the past ten days camping in the square. >> one m

hartnell and his friend cecilia shepherd were picnicking by a lake in napa county, california, when cecilia watching them. he briefly disappeared behind a tree only to reappear in an executioner's hood. approaching them with a gun. >> i wasn't concerned because i was cooperating with him, and i expected that he would cooperate with me. >> and then after a calm exchange of words, brutally stabbing them with a knife. [ screaming ] >> it was just boom, boom, boom, boom, eight times. i mean, rage. >> the attacker then turned to cecilia. >> i remember, as soon as i kind of got my wits about me and realized what was happening with her, i looked over there, but it was just too horrific a scene. i couldn't watch. >> we were offered a rare look at the killer's message found scrolled on the door of hartnell's car parked near the crime scene. it was the zodiac's third attack, and he wanted police to know it. in the preceding nine months, two other young couples had been targeted nearby. >> cecilia shepard, who did die, is the only victim that we know of that actually saw the zodiac close enough to des

cecilia and her mother are on the run. the father was disappeared under the military dictatorship. the mother refuses to talk, a lot of fear. she has taught her daughter to evade probing questions from strangers. the film is partly autobiographical. it depicts a family steeped sense of loss and not knowing the fate of a loved one. >> the policy of making people disappear is absolutely perverse. it is a crime, genocide. it totally annihilates human beings. it is not just the killing people, but totally annihilating them so the dissolved into nothing, into emptiness, anonymity, silence. >> cecilia enters an essay- writing competition organized by the military and speaks up about her father. that puts her and her mother in danger. >> a disturbing film deals with the destructive power of dictatorship and a life lived in constant fear. >> it is difficult to get justice, but it is necessary. otherwise, there can be no forgiveness. >> healing the wounds of the past -- this time, the terror of waged by chilean dictator penal shake in the 1970's. -- pinochet in the 1970's. the film follows

la hermana cecilia trabaja cada dÍa en un centro de atenciÓn para personas de la tercera edad.so de las a pÁginas de internet univisiÓn.com y tambiÉn univisiÓn noticias.com buenas noches, y que descanse. ♪. ♪. >>> 6 en punto, buenos días, qu bueno que nos acompañen, soy qu fabiola. >>> cómo estaeo? >>> buenos días. muy bien, lista para las lluvias. >>> pero no llegan todavía, 24 de febrero, se celebra la bandera de méxico se rediseñ en el 68 para los juegos olímpicos, y fueron anfitriones, y la rediseñaron. >>> hoy es el día de la bandera. >>> si. >>> felicidades a los mexicanos, tenemos un programa lleno de información, clima, y oscar, y viene una dentista, que nos hablará de los frenos, para los adultos tambiñn. >>> y una noticia a nivel nacional, estados unidos deja de defender la ley, contra el boda de personas del mismo sexo. >>> y ahora tenemos boletos, para usted, para que participe en el partido de fútbol entre méxic y paraguay. >>> yayer vi las fotos de mi luna de miel, por eso dije ecuador. >>> tiene que enviar el mensaje con la palabra mñxico, al 20358 tiene hastaas

cecilia vega reports very little is known what happened inside the courtroom. >> no one from the outside was allowed inside iran's revolution court. the ban on observers left the swiss ambassador standing in the street. the three hikers all pleaded not guilty, sarah shourd in absentia. >> it's out of control of the defendants and it's all up to the judge who is has reputation for being very close to the intelligence service. >> she has been working to free them from the prison. he spoke to the lawyer after the hearing and repeated to meet with them and was denied. >> he was confused. he said there is no reason to push for it over and over again at trial. >> the supporters remain hopeful. ken light was one of his professors. >> we don't know enough about the system. the fact that they have a court date. they are acknowledging it publicly. >> shourd released in september was ordered to return for the trial but did not go. in a new 25-minute film she offers new details about her captivity and reiterates her claim she did not intend to cross the borders. >> i think it was clear to the people

la hermana cecilia trabaja cada dÍa en un centro de atenciÓn para personas de la tercera edad.er uso de las a pÁginas de internet univisiÓn.com y tambiÉn univisiÓn noticias.com buenas noches, y que descanse. televisa presenta: [mÚsica] >> sÍ, no tienes idea de todo lo que ha sucedido por esa carta. ademÁs, ahÍ dice que david es hijo de esa seÑora, dora, la que la escribiÓ. ¿tÚ lo sabÍas? >> sÍ, me enterÉ hace poco. por esta carta mi papÁ secuestrÓ a esos niÑos y a ti junto con ellos. >> sÍ. sÍ, ahora sabemos que tu padre harÍa lo que fuera por tenerla. >> sÍ. >> y no podemos entregarla a la policÍa porque allí dice que tÚ fuiste culpable del crimen de esa recamarera por el que culparon a juan josÉ. >> yo voy a testificar que quiÉn la aventÓ fue roberto. >> sÍ, pero acuÉrdate que roberto estÁ muerto. tendrÍa que haber una investigaciÓn. y yo no me quiero arriesgar a que te encarcelen y menos por algo que no hiciste. >> entonces... ¿quÉ hacemos con esta carta? [mÚsica] >> espÉrate, ¿estÁs segura? >> sÍ, absolutamente. si la verdad va a salir a la luz, que sea porque tÚ lo decides

cecilia vega takes a closer look at the report and filed this report back in august about why so baya educators are not surprised by the results. >> there is a crisis in the classroom. >> there is a crisis in oakland schools, the graduation wait for black students is just shy of 50%. for other races it's 70%. why black students in this largely african-american city is not graduating is one of the problems principals are solutio. they now have a goal. >> we're saying in the next four years, we have to double the graduation rate for african-american males. >> a new study found that oakland is hardly alone. schools around the country are failing black males. nationally the graduation rate for black high school boys is just 47%. in california the numbers are only slightly better. a 54% graduation rate for african-american males. 78% for whites. males in new york and philadelphia fared among the worst with 28% graduation rate. they did the best in new jersey, they say money and historic lack of it is to blame. >> inequality of the distribution of educational resources in this country. >>

cecilia vega reports. >>> this is just about the last place anybody would end up for it night but this is where one man spent 12 hours yeelg yelg for help after he fell and couldn't get back up the hillside. >> he said around sun set he wanted to get down the shore and enjoy the evening. >> he managed to climb to the top of the rock and that is where he was stuck when dave rob son jogged by around 8:00 this morning. >> i heard a help, help. >> he borrowed a phone and called for help. >> the hardest part of the rescue for firefighters wasn't getting down the rocky cliffs, it was simply finding him. >> he confused by the situation. he said thanks for showing up. i can't walk. my ankle feels like it's broken. >> a firefighter scaled a cliff to find the man. they got him out with a broken ankle and hypothermia. >> he is very fortunate he didn't have more serious injuries from the fall and he is lucky that somebody made a call. >> it turned into a happy ending >> this morning, operators of about hundred marijuana clinics will go to a city hall. 10% of medical marijuana tax was overwhelmingl

cecilia laurent just celebrated her 115th birthday. she looks fabulous!o be the oldest woman in the world. she recently left her native haiti after last year's earthquake and moved to her grandson's home in canada. her family has a little idea about how she has lived so long. >> i think it's her relationship with god. she is praying a lot every day. she can pray 10 times, 15 times a day and she is always laughing. >> her family says cecilia likes watching television and action movies like spider-man. >> no kidding! she was born in 1895. >> she looks great. >> we better start praying, i guess huh? >>> time now 16 -- time now is 6:26. how one bay area county pledges to solve cold cases faster. >>> and coming up, a top narcotics cop behind bars. we'll tell you what led to his arrest. >>> more progress on the bay bridge. we are expecting to learn more today about some of the route and lane changes that will come along with it, coming up next. >>> it's a stormy start to the day again. get ready for some wild weather, folks. we'll talk about it coming up. ♪ [ m

cecilia vega reports. >> the skid mark stretches hundreds of feet, the entire length of this east sanose neighborhood block. that's how far erica's family says she was dragged while trapped underneath a car. >> didn't have the decency to stop. you think about it, they don't even do that to animal. you hit an animal, people stop. >> it was 2:30 sunday morning. erica was walking across fontaine road. her boyfriend saw the speeding car and tried to slow it down but it hit erica and never stopped. erica's family returned to the neighborhood hoping to find someone who found something. they passed out fliers, offered a $2,000 reward, money they pooled themselves. >> i believe somebody saw something. somebody could have heard something. and whoever that is, please com forward and help us out. please. >> neighbors say cars often speed through the area without slowing down even for children. >> sometimes pretty fast and sometimes people have to tell them to slow down but they don't really. >> as for erica, she's lucky to be alive. but with extensive injuries to her hips, leg muscles and pelvic

y una tragedia sacudió a california donde una madre asesinó a su hijo de 10 años, cecilia está en eldía lópez asesinó a martillazos a su hijo. >>> lo siento, es el mensaje que esta madre dejó escrito en sangre luego de quitarle la vida, tras golpearlo repetidamente. >>> pasó rápido, una vecina escuchó los gritos del niño. >>> según las autoridades, ella se tomó una sobredosis de antidepresivos y luego se degolló. >>> un niño educado, vivían ellos dos nada más. >>> los vecinos dicen que había perdido su trabajo y estaba a punto de ser desalojada, creen que su desesperación la llevó. >>> dice que perdió el trabajo, y pedía ayuda, y no tenía ni ayuda, que estaba tomando medicina. >>> si nos hubiera pedido ayuda le hubiéramos dado. >>> muy triste. >>> sí. >>> un altar improvisado es testamento del horror que se vivió. la autopsia será en la morgue de san bernardino, y la policía no confirmó si era madre soltera. volvemos con ustedes. >>> gracias, y la furia de unos familiares recayó sobre una reportera y camarógrafos, y arremetieron a golpe contra el equipo que cubría la noticia, los per

to decide with us so she was eligible to play host to the twenty fourteen winter olympic games ceciliathe aerialist set up by a company where the only technical installations that well up and running at that time. was showcased to the i.o.c. evaluation commission. scotto has been building in the present a pollyanna cluster since the one nine hundred eighty s. when it first put up for lace at the alpha consider this resort at the nearby gazprom complex scott has constructed six modern lines including one eight min gondola one six person chair lift two for chair lifts and two basic t.v. laws to use to dish and certain rules of the olympic ski hill where scotto is behind three hundred person gondolas and one six man chair lift in addition scott i will help build with the website claims will be the longest try cable people mover in the world to take skiers and eventually olympic spectators from the future train station. guess prone complex. right outside of must else scotto built all season option if you want to hone your skills snowboard skills before the trip down to sochi. maybe a begin

cecilia has the story. >> it has a reputation for being one of oakland's safest neighborhoods but a stringal assaults has some women rethinking their exercise routines around the lake. the victim was walking home around 10:00. police say a man followed her into her apartment building and then sexually assaulted and brutally beat her. >> it was within the apartment complex but not inside of her unit. in the common area of the apartment complex. >> it was the fourth sexual assault since september in the quiet lake merritt neighborhood. a man attacked a woman in a residential area after lake shore avenue as she walked home in the early evening. she was sexually asalted and robbed. and twice on the same day in september two more women were attacked near the lake one in the 1400 block of third avenue and the other east 18th street and lake shore avenue. >> we'll look into whether or not there's a connection but at this time the method of operation does not appear to be the same. >> police say the attacks may be purely coincidental. the most recent victim was not robbed. rape sexual assaults are

live this evening in san francisco, cecilia vega, abc 7 news. >>> a lot of people have their fingers cross the. we'll see. thanks very much. >>> also a big day for tablets. now, details for the ipad two leaked. according to the "wall street journal," it will be thinner, lighter, faster, have more memory and a front facing camera. no word on when it comes out, likely to be he this summer. meantime, dell announced a new windows tablet. the windows 7 tablet will run on intel processor a have a 10-inch touch screen and hp unveiled its new touchpad. it is almost the exact same size as the i pad and comes with a front camera and synch's with hp web operating system phones like the palm pre. we will have a lot of choices some summer time. >>> san francisco lawmakers opened the debate today over who should get the city's lucrative recycling contract. trash is big business but also a source of income for some although not always legally. caroline tyler with a look at the problem and a possible solution. >> reporter: the night before trash pickup in this south market neighborhood and recycling

cecilia vega reports very little is known about what happened inside that courtroom. >> no one from theside was allowed inside iran's revolutionary court. the ban left the swiss ambassador standing in the streets. she is the u.s.'s diplomatic representative in the country. they all pleaded not guilty. >> basically the case seems to be out of control of defendants and it's all up to judge which has a reputation being very close to the intelligence service. >> he has been working with the families of the hikers to free them. he spoke to the hikers' lawyer after the hearing repeated request to meet with the grads were denied. >> it was very confused, he said there is no reason to postpone over and over again in the trial. >> their supporters remain hopeful. ken knight was one of his professors. >> we don't know enough about the system. they have a court date. >> shourd released in september after 410 days in prison was ordered to return for the trial but did not go. in a new film she offers new details about her captivity and reiterates their claim they did not intend to cross iran's borde

como cecilia hablÁbamos antes del programa, algunos hombres si ven a una mujer que...l. >> snten miedo de acercarse y el hecho de ser intimidados comienza por el temor a no poder dar lo que esa mujer necesita. no serle suficiente. >> sienten miedo deabordarte. pero si uno toma la iniciativa salen corriendo. >> tengo el caso de una clienta, una paciente, que me dijo yo le dije que me gustaba y le dije para ir a la cama y el hombre se echo para atrÁs. porque a niÚhombre le gusta perder su papel de conquistador. >> hay que hacerse el que n sabe? >> hay que adaptarse. se llama empatÍa. es empatía. si el hombre necesita que una sea suave y sumiza en el buen sentido del tÉrmino, tierna, y que Él tome la iniciativa él a esr feliz. >> yo tengo 4 carreras, en realidad. me gusta estudiar. y cuando voy a una primer ci no revelo eso. no podÉs revelar eso porque se espantan. sienten que yo no voy a poder llegar a ese nivel pero no dan la posibilidad a una mujer como nosotras de conocernos como son. >> y ese es el grave error de los hombres. >> queremos abarcar el terreno de los hom

cecilia, por ese reporte. estaremos mÁs atentos, más noticias, mÁs adelante. preparamos. >> tengo un cliente que visita mi oficina en el departamento de trabajo, ella es marÍa y es una persona que no ha dejado de buscar trabajo. tiene la experiencia necesaria, es una persona educada y su actitud de bÚsqueda es muy buena y me dice no sÉ qué me estÁ pasando. todo lo demÁs está bien pero hace falta algo que los empleadores ponen mucho Éninfrasis y es en la presentaciÓn. marÍa, tenemos a quiÉn te va a ayudar! >> hola, marÍa. >> hola, cÓmo estÁs? >> ven para aquÍ. >> pero bueno, bueno, bueno. vamos a ver. >> cÓmo tienes ese cabello! >> ay! dios mÍo. >> bueno, como vieron, marÍa tuvo la fortuna de encontrar trabajo en un momento en que la economÍa ha hecho que muchos sigan todavÍa buscando. pero esto es posible cuando se tienen ganas y perseverancia. >> para saber cÓmo comportarnos en ese trabajo tenemos vÍa telefÓnica a la misma marÍa cano desde su nuevo empleo. ¡muy buenos dÍas! a las dos. buenos dÍas, hada. >> muchas gracias. >> hola, marÍa, ¡muy buenos dÍas! >>

para hablar de esta tema estÁ la doctora cecilia a alegrÍa, la doctora amor.y puse la fecha. >> la reconociste al momento. dijiste esta es la mujer con la que quiero estar el resto de mi vida. >> yo notÉ mucha quÍmica entre nosotros. y dije... bueno, algo... dios me puso algo en el camino. >> eso mismo. >> tÚ piensas que hay que confiar en el amor. >> mucha comunicaciÓn. >> y llevan muchos aÑos de casados. >> ya casi once aÑos. >> yo dirÍa que en el caso mío perdÍ mucho tiempo anteriormente. mucho, mucho. y yo quisiera que esto hubiese sucedido... yo dirÍa 20 aÑos atrÁs. >> y uno se enamora! >> quÉ romÁntico. >> en tu caso? >> para nada, para nada. nadie puede determinar cÓmo tÚ te vas a llevar con tu pareja aunque estÉs un aÑo de noviazgo como dicen. eso es mentira. no hay un seguro para nada. >> con su experiencia quÉ es lo que opina usted de estos amores a primera vista. >> tenemos un ejemplo pero yo voy a hablar de la realidad y la estadÍstica y la estadística indica que no existe amor a primera vista, lo que existe es quÍmica, pasiÓn, lujuria y deseo y co

sister cecilia still works at a senior center every day, and she says the secret to her longevity is most definitely not her diet because friend ss say she loves a good steak and loves pepperoni pizza. she can put away a whole pizza, say her friends. >> i can hang out with that kind of nun. i like that. good eating. more "world news now" coming up right after this ♪ that won't go away ♪ ♪ listen once to this refrain and it's burned into your brain that's the world news polka ♪ hó >>> welcome back, everybody. well, sometimes when we see the things that politicians do these days, we think they have to be a little crazy. well, one u.s. congressman's own staff, well, pretty much the same thing. >> just days before last year's midterm elections, representative david wu's staff asked him to seek some psychiatric treatment. abby boudreau explains why. >> reporter: oregon congressman david wu facing allegations his former staffers worry he's unfit to do his job. >> there was a lot of concern about his behavior, that he wasn't engaged, that he was prone to outbursts. >> reporter: the editor o