. >> y una vez que entras a puerto rico estás en florida, estás en california porque no hace faltaa del presidente kennedy, mañana por la mañana llegará el presidente barack obama, estaremos con cobertura completa para tener toda la información que se genere en este encuentro. >> y los puertorriqueños. >> desde san juan estaremos todos como parte de la cobertura pues muy completa de esta visita histórica del presidente obama a puerto rico, el noticiero telemundo mañana desde san juan. >> momento de nuestra última pausa pero al regresar, en el histórico triunfo de mavericks se cubre de gloria a un ♪ [ locutor ] estuve a dos alka seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! la fiesta que miami tenía preparada para ayer domingo, la tiene hoy dallas, no es para menos. >> por primera vez en su historia los mavericks se coronaron campeones de la nba al final del partido una estrella boricua hizo ondaar la bandera portorriqueña que marcó 15 puntos lleva a mavericks a la victoria final, sergio alvarado tiene toda sobre la celebraci

hablamos con el gobernador de puerto rico, con luis fortuÑo, lo hicimos sobre economÍa.biÉn de seguridad, de esos 500 asesinatos que se han registrado en los Últimos meses. hablamos del estatus polÍtico de la isla y de las verdaderas intenciones que tuvo el presidente obama para visitar puerto rico. gracias por recibir a telemundo aquÍ en su casa. hay una gran comunidad de puertorriqueÑos en los estados unidos que, ademÁs, se ha incrementado muchÍsimo en los Últimos aÑos, sobre todo en partes de la florida. se dice que las razones por las que visita el presidente obama, a puerto rico ahorita, tiene que ver con su reelecciÓn y estos tiempos de aire de campaÑa y de aires electorales que se vive en los estados unidos. >>mira, yo estoy convencido de que hay una agenda de estado. habiÉndote dicho eso, no vivimos en una burbuja. o sea, hay unas realidades polÍticas, hay 850 mil puertorriqueÑos en florida. florida va a ser un estado clave en la elecciÓn que viene, lo ha sido en las Últimas dos elecciones, de hecho, tres elecciones. asÍ que en ese sentido, pues, una cosa va a co

seven hours on a plane to spend four hours in puerto rico. fill all of his old campaign promises. or... >> the 11 states with the highest puerto rican population also have most of the electoral votes he would need to be reelected. >> i mean, florida would probably be the biggest prize that the president has his eyes on. of course, always a battleground. 847,000 puerto ricans. you look at states like new jersey, pennsylvania, other key battlegrounds, 366,000 puerto ricans. [laughter] >> jon: anyone else weirded out about just how "rain man" specific ed henry's number of puerto ricans in america knowledge is? [as ed henry]: "then the president landed at dulles airport, employer of 78 puerto ricans. [laughter] headed back to the white house, passing 3,700 puerto ricans. in his 22-minute drive. i have their names." [laughter] for more on the president's puerto rican trip, we turn to our senior lation correspondent al madrigal. al, thanks for joining us. [cheering and applause] al, you're obviously still down there. what do you make of the presiden

, para generar más empleo >> ve a puerto rico como un puente comercial para latinoamérica?esentaremos a colombia y panamá, no que solo se transpore mercancía sino también se tenga más poder económico >> lo que hemos dicho nosotors es que el pueblo en puerto rico tiene que determinar cómo resolver plebiscito, nosotros tenemos una opción, y eso se puede modificar y lo puede hacer el pueblo de puerto rico, pero el plebiscito cuando siga adelante estamos dispuestos a ir al congreso, pero para fines del 2012 ya habrá una resolución >> es para usted puerto rico un territorio o una colonia? >> creo que ha sido territorio desde hace tiempo, y está orgulloso de haber sacrificado tanto en irák y afganistán, eso demuestra lazos enormes entre puerto rico y estados unidos >> la ex empleada doméstica latina que sostuvo relacion con arnold schwarzenegger, reveló que el hijo que habría procreado con aquel se enteró de esto hace un año se revelarán primeras fotografías del hijo nacido de esta relación dijo que cuando se enteró de quién era su padre su reacción fue "cool" >> el suministro ac

>> creo que puerto rico ha sido un territorio desde hace mucho tiempo.dos los militares que se han sacrificio tanto en sitios como irak y afganistÁn, al ver las banderas que ondeaban en las calles, creo que eso demuestra los lazos tan enormes que existen entre puerto rico y estados unidos. >> univisiÓn.com realiza una encuesta sobre la gestiÓn del presidente obama. ahÍ podrÁ ver cÓmo van los resultados. un congresista de la cÁmara de representantes presentaron una propuesta para que se obligue a toda negocio a verificar los documentos de trabajo de todos los empleados usando el programa. las acciones han sido inmediatas, la directora ejecutiva de la organizaciÓn dijo que de ser aprobada afectarÍa a los pequeÑos negocios y se llevarÍa a despidos masivos. >> podrÍa cambiar para siempre la contrataciÓn de trabajadores, el representante por texas el senador republicano, presentaron ante el congreso dos proyectos de ley que intentan obligar a todos los empleadores del paÍs a usar el sistema para la verificaciÓn electrónica de los documentos de trabajo. >> cas

president obama is in puerto rico. eering crowd greeted him when he arrived in san juan this morning for a five-hour visit. in an airport speech, the president said puerto ricans should vote on whether they want statehood or independence. he said his administration will support whatever decision they make. >>> the wallow fire in arizona is now the largest wildfire in that state's history. officials say the blaze has now burned 733 square miles. that's one mile more than the previous record holder, the 2002 fire. the wallow fire has been burning since late may but firefighters are finally making some progress. the blaze now 18% contained. >>> the company that owns the perkins and marie callender chains has filed for bankruptcy protection citing the weak economy. 27 restaurants and 31 marie callender restaurants have been closed. the company says it will continue to operate 448 perkins restaurants and 74 marie callender restaurants. >>> the trial of casey anthony just getting back under way this hour after taking the morn

president obama promised to put people back to work there in puerto rico and all across america. he trip as a bid for the votes of millions of puerto ricans on the u.s. mainland, especially those in the crucial swing state of florida. >>> the race is on to save the town of hamburg, iowa. two levees holding back the swollen missouri river broke late yesterday. national guard troops and volunteers are trying to build a temporary levee three feet tall to keep the water from reaching the town. some residents have already been evacuated. >> it's just devastating to have to move out of your house. >> i'm without a home, living with my kids. all my stuff's in a semi. no job where i work. they closed up. >> we are also watching wildfires out west. the one in eastern arizona has become the largest in state history. almost 470,000 acres now have burned. as many as 10,000 people have been forced now from their homes. right now, about one-fifth of the fire is contained. >>> more than a few cars in need of repair after a nasty hailstorm in eastern colorado yesterday. right in the middle of all

el presidente obama hizo historia hoy al visitar puerto rico lo hizo como candidato hace tres años ye regresaría como presidente de estados unidos... y aunque mi cabello está un poco más gris que mi primera visita, estoy feliz de haber mantenido la promesa a las personas de puerto rico. >>> así inicio en su primera visita como presidente de estados unidos con un corto discurso en el aeropuerto ante figura de la isla su visita luego del informe de la casa blanca en marzo sobre el status de puerto rico que recoge recomendaciones importantes de desarrollo económico educación y servicio de energía limpia, también destacó que los puertorriqueños han sservido en fuerzas armadas por décadas según él motivado por el deseo de servir al país. >>> aseguró que cuando los puertorriqueños tomen una decisión sobre el centenario de status él respalda ra ya que según él puerto rico está presente en su plan de gobierno. >>> una vez se tome la decisión el plebisito skwi sigue aed tan ahora si las partes no están de acuerdo lo que digo es que para fin de año 2012>>> se lo voy a presentar al congreso, un

he visited the island in 2008 as a candidate. >> when i ran for president, i promised to include puerto rico, not just on my itinerary, but also in my vision of where country needs to go. i'm proud to say we've kept that promise, too. >> suarez: puerto ricans are u.s. citizens, but pay commonwealth taxes to run their own government. and while they don't pay u.s. federal taxes, residents do serve in high numbers in the military and participate in some federal programs, including food stamps and welfare. those programs have been important in recent years, as the territory was particularly hard hit by the recession with unemployment at nearly 17%. the president has promised help. >> we've been trying to make sure that every family can find work, make a living and provide for their children. that's why our economic plan and our health care reform included help for puerto rico. ( cheers and applause ) >> suarez: while in the capital, san juan, the president is meeting with republican governor luis fortuno, who strongly favors the transition to statehood for the island's four million residents. >>

. >> a partir de hoy esperÁramos uno nuevo horario en puerto rico, gracias por acompaÑarnos, bienvenidosvamos a comenzar con la indignaciÓn del paso a la segunda divisiÓn de river,1 de los equipos tradicionales de argentina .la violencia se extendiÓ de las gradas hasta las calles. >> ni los gases lacrimÓgenos ni los potentes chorros de agua logran atemorizar a los enardecidos hinchas, quienes atacan a los uniformados hacÍan retroceder ni un paso. el violento enfrentamiento deja atendido a un fanÁtico, mientras otros salen del estadio por el dolor de la derrota. hasta se agreden unos a otros, neumÁticos y depÓsitos de basura abren en la vÍa pÚblica por la incontrolable furia. los bomberos siente tomar cartas en el asunto. >> afortunadamente no se reportaron vÍctimas fatales pero hubo mÁs de 50 lesionados, esto empaÑa la imagen de la fanaticada argentina antes de que comience la copa amÉrica. >> unos padres furibundos atacaron a bares donde van sus hijos que faltan al colegio en vez de ir a beber. >> acribillaron a balazos a un adolescente en plena calle, en guatemala, y una cÁmara de vigi

. >> >> muy buenas tardes desde la isla del encanto puerto rico en donde hoy día cumplió una promesae campaña el presidente obama se trata de una visita histórica que muchos califican como un nuevo acto de campaña, esta vez en busca del voto hispano para lograr la reelección, mi compañera enrique me acompaña, como recibieron al presidente obama? >> con el entusiasmo muy caribeño que tienen los boricuas, están físicamente aquí pero con la mente en orlando, en donde hay cerca de 850.000 puertorriqueños pensando en el 2012. >> fue una visita relámpago que terminó antes de lo programado y duró apenas 4 horas con 10 minutos, en su abre se estancia se dio tiempo para hacer política, campaña y hasta un poco de turismo, desde muy temprano salieron a las calles para esperar al presidente, al que muchos consideran su presidente. >> estamos todos muy contento porque después de 50 años venir un presidente a lpuerto rico. >> muy al estilo boricua, permanecieron bajo horas para conseguir la mejor vista de la caravana presidencial para acercarse lo más posible la avenida muñoz rivera en donde se tr

did you marry a serviceman from the -- military person who came to puerto rico. no, the family has been here since the 18th century. and i said, really? so we began tracing -- we still haven't found the actual person, but evidently it was an irish conscript in the irish navy that came to puerto rico. puerto rico was owned by britain, as they liked to do with their colonies, and efficient evidently the sailor came there and said palm trees, warm weather, and look at the girls. and he remained. that's the end of the second part. the third part is in response to the op ed piece that margaret mcpeek wrote in the chronicle and the letters, i don't know if you've read them -- you should pick up -- the letters that a couple of, you know, irish americans wrote in response accusing cousin mcpeek of not having a sense of humor. it has to do with these tee shirts that target has produced for the st. patrick's day parade in which mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family

>> hoy puerto rico estÁ bajo la clÁusula territorial. >> senador.tos que no atacan los problemas. tienen que estar dirigidos a a atender el crimen, atender el desempleo. los problemas en las carreteras. el 100% de los esfuerzos del gobierno tienen que estar dirigidos a eso. como bien leyÓ la palabra. yo no voy a hacer un ataque al gobernador. Él me ve como su enemigo. los problemas son la educaciÓn, los problemas en la salud. que estÁ implosiÓnando en puerto rico. >> no es un problema personal directamente con la primera dama? >> no, por supuesto que no. me refiero a proyectos del gobierno. se estaba discutiendo en la asamblea legislativa, si se le ponÍa el nombre a una carretera. estÁn preocupados por nimiedades. no hay un plan para crear empleo, venimos a crear empleo, con mano inteligente, dedicando a los adictos, tenemos que adelantar las causas de los puertorriqueÑos. >> senador, a nivel personal como su hermano dijeron que es responsable de la crisis universitaria. es su hermano responsable de la crisis de la universidad de puerto rico? >> est

you promised more to the people of puerto rico than you've given them.oday very tough words about an issue we've talked before. your views of the president on immigration. specifically the dream act in this case. now, you're a democrat. you're from the president's adopted hometown. why so tough? >> well, because i want him to be re-elected president of the united states. and i know that sounds contradictory. i cannot -- okay. this thursday i'll be in -- out in pittsburgh. and then i'll go to minneapolis-st. paul and new york on saturday, and next week oregon. i'll be campaigning around the country in order to create the kind of grassroots effort to get the president to take executive action. but listen, i will return to all of those states, and i will work vigorously to go back there and say you know something, he didn't just speak, it wasn't just a photo opportunity in puerto rico or el paso or a nice speech or a nice speech about what we need. he took the kinds of action that really improved the quality of life and he kept his word. and then i can go b

a long time that we had a president come to puerto rico. it shows that they are interested in what happened here. >> the eyes of the world are on us right now. >> but beyond the historic visit, many are aware of the fact that it could have impacts on the long-running debate about the political status of the island. >> many think the main objective of the visit lies somewhere else. they do vote in presidential elections in key swing u.s. states. officials hope the visit will continue to raise the profile of the cause. for the time being it appears that it will be up to new generations to decide what they are and more personal what they want to be. bbc news, san juan. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> the headlines this hour, tens of thousands of people fled fighting and bombing as the government of sudan carries out air strikes along the north-south border. >> nato launched fresh attacks on tripoli. it is almost a year since the island of taiwan signed a landmark treaty with china, the most obvious sign of the change in politics. after years

y tambiÉn del diario el nuevo dÍa de puerto rico.que cometiÓ dos errores, el demandar estas fotos por internet, pero luego cÓmo reaccionÓ ante el escÁndalo. estuvo dando durante toda una semana ruedas de prensa diciendo que no era Él para luego confesar que habÍa sido. no solamente cometiÓ un error en ese escÁndalo, tambiÉn como manejo del escÁndalo. creo que para un hombre polÍtico es peor. >> el tercer congresista que renuncia este aÑo por escÁndalos sexuales. quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando con nuestros representantes? >> creo que se creen invencibles, impunes a lo que le pasa al ciudadano promedio. por otro lado la mentira no se perdona en la polÍtica. >> el 56% de las personas que votaron por Él decÍa que no era necesario que renunciara. >> por quÉ mintiÓ, mintiÓ a la prensa, a sus electores, a >> no mintiÓ clinton tambiÉn? >> en este caso ha sido por presiÓn del partido demócrata. que no lo ha querido apoyar. se siente bastante vulnerables y no quieren tener ningÚn tipo de problemas. en este caso demostraron claramente que no estaba

puerto rico felicidades coqui.en el sector p en importantes estados y entre los hispanos. en carolina del norte. mandatario buscara empleos en ciertas industrias, ira a varias actividades. y el martes se harÁ un viaje a la eso lado puerto rico. y el presidente barack obama, recupera el respaldo de los v tantos hispanos que perdiÓ por no concretar la tan esperada reforma migratoria. una encuesta revela un aumento de 8% de in teptensiÓn de voto r de obama. en mayo. realizada en marzo. al preguntarle a los lectores hispanos si votarÍan por la e reelecciÓn de barack obama. 49% asegurÓ que lo hasta ray. en marzo dijo que 41% harÍa su apoyo. y un 12 #% probablemente boto ray por el mandatario. y hoy precisamente se celebra en new hampshire el primer debate entre 7 precandidatos republicanos, que aspiran a sacar a barack obama de la casa blanca. y tenemos con nosotros en vivo desde san antonio texas al analista mÍstico, cesar martinez que ha trabajado en varias campaÑas electorales. del partido republicano ¿como estÁ? bue

trae el caolor y la algarabÍa caribeya a la gran manzana. >> estachos aquÍ hoy para celebrar a puerto ricovez el gran combo de puerto rico se presentÓ en tan importante evento cultural deleitacon su salga Él orgullo de la isla se hizo sentir hoy. celebraban sus raÍces. >> yo soy miembro aquÍ desde que mi hija tiene dos aÑos. y ahora tiene 28 y estoy trayendla nieta. >> >> asÍ culminÓ un lindo dÍa de primavera en la gran manzana. >> eso es alegrÍa latina. y asÍ llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes de este dÍa. muchas gracias por habernos oacompaÑado. que pase muy buenas noches. ♪ para estar al tanto del acontecer mundial, los hispanos sintonizan, noticias univisiÓn. ♪

i think the president understands that. >> the recession hit puerto rico hard . the unemployment rate on the island is 17 percent . among the latinos in the u.s. unemployment stands at len percent they come and say they are going to do stuff. >> and the issue of puerto rico state hood continues to divide the ilandd. president obama said his administration will support whatever the people decide. they are reducing the work force and a quarter of the middle managers . lockheed martin said some of them will be in the space equipment vision in sunnyvale. they are not saying how many jobs will be lost. the chief u.s. district judge rejected arguments by prop 8 sponsors claping that the judge was biased when he ruled prop 8 was unconstitutional. the thinking he is in a long term relationship with a main and what could he possibly gain from the verdict. they were not surprised by the ruling. i think the judge made is it clear. >> and the country's largest consumer bankruptcy court ruled that the federal defense of marriage act is unconstitutional and vialates laws. >> a

who live outside puerto rico. re. and why some puerto rican people are skeptical. wondering why he visited and also the status of this nation going forward. whether it becomes part of the u.s., stays independent. >> that is the big question a lot of people are talking about, definitely. >>> also coming up new inside information about arnold schwarzenegger's love child. for the first time the house keeper is now speaking out. you will hear how maria shriver reacted when she found out about the affair. this was quite surprising. hearing some of the details. here's the first picture many people are seeing of their son. >> when he found out he reportedly said, cool, terminator is my dad. >> pretty interesting to see the photo and hear reactions. >> tough on maria shriver, of course. >>> later this half-hour if your dad loves shiny high tech gadgets. how many don't, show you last minute gift idea for father's day courtesy of none other than our giz-whiz, that tool, handy. we're going to tell you what it does. hard to te

entre ellas un reconocido líder comunitario veamos. >>> un reconocido líder sindical en puerto ricocotraficante. >>> yo no tengo nada que ver con drogas!. >>> según autoridades la organización a la que pertenecía jorge gómez gonzález opera de 1998 el punto de cocaina y heroíhe heroína más gran de de isla. >>> en v tras el histórico operativo estimaron que la organizaciones generaba 0>5 millones de dólare anuales. >>> otra caban heroína y cocaina. >>> y aseguran que lo hacían desde la antigua comunidad en el centro de la capital donde vive gente pobre. >>> los líderes de la organización regalaban muestras a sus usuarios para que probaran la calidad y promociona ran el producto. >>> el detenido se defiende. >>> aquí se me acusa de cargos que no sé ni de qué son y tenemos gente aquí que se han llevado por nada. >>> auto re daeridades confisca millones de dólares en propiedades, además, arrestaron a 114 personas en su mayoría mujeres. en san juan, puerto rico, univision. >>> zugey gracias y acusan una desalmada de quemar los labios a sus hijos por tener hambre vamos con este caso triste

a show of support for puerto rico. a traditional spanish greeting marks a new day in puerto rico.resident obama becoming the first sitting u.s. president to officially visit since john f. kennedy in 1961. >> when i came here to campaign, i promised that i would return as president of united states. >> reporter: and while throngs of puerto ricans gave him a hero's welcome many say this is a nod to the 4.6 million puerto ricans who live on the u.s. mainland and who now outnumber those living on the island. >> politically, he's really doing a campaign stop for places like illinois and florida. states that have seen a huge increase in the number of puerto ricans moving there and living there. >> reporter: and potentially voting there. in 2008, 67% of hispanics supported mr. obama. but since then many say they are disappointed with his failure to achieve immigration reform. >> don't take a community for granted. he said, i will sign an immigration bill the first year of my presidency. and now what we have is more deportations and more separation of families than ever before. >> reporte

a sitting president is going to puerto rico. no, it's not a beach vacation, it's more the votes. re's a lost puerto reican voter, florida, 8,000 puerto rican, connecticut, illinois. high population centers but those are states the president would be expected to have. ohio, virginia, two others to highlight. 94,000 puerto ricans in ohio, 73,000 in virginia. that was a big state if president obama flipped from the republicans to democrats. virginia, he wants to have it. has to have it again in 2012. beyond the politic, as a candidate the president would appoint a task force to look at issues affecting puerto rico. that report will come out. something the president points to today. take a look at press and cons of state hood. look at best way to grow. job, what's the best way to grow. yes, immigration reform as well. even though puerto ricans, u.s. citizens are part of the u.s. you talk to immigration experts they say the broken immigration system results to people who can't get in the mainland u.s., waiting there to get there way into the u.s., illegal immigrants can swell the popul

president in 50 years to make an official visit to puerto rico. he said he was fulfilling a campaign promise. he said the economic and health care plans include help for puerto rico which is 16% unemployment rate. puerto rico only vote in primaries analysts say the trip will help build support among puerto ricans on the u.s. mainland. >>> traffic on the bridge is slowing once again after a fatal collision snarled traffic this afternoon. the accident happened just after 3:00 p.m. blocking two westbound lanes for a couple f of hours. one person died in the crash. at least two vehicles were involved. and as of 30 minutes ago, investigators were still working to figure out the cause of that accident. >> fire crews in contra costa county say a grass fire this afternoon is the sign of a busy fire season to come. two alarm fire started behind hercules high school just after noon and burned toward homes on falcon lane. flames burned right up to the fences of about 15 homes. the firefighters say the long, wet wenter and rainy spring have left plenty of fue

i think we can make a big puerto rico and a good puerto rico, with the commonwealth. >> reporter: it issue. and for sure, there will be protests later today. particularly from those seeking independence, a small but vocal minority. in san juan, puerto rico, i'm joe torres, abc news. >>> the seven people on board were not injured, but a world war ii bomber was destroyed after making an emergency landing near chicago. one of the b-17's engines caught fire during the flight. it was on its way to indianapolis, where the public would have had a chance to take flights on it this weekend. the plane's name is liberty bell and was made in 1944. >> how about that? >>> airline fees have fast become the new normal for millions of travelers. figures just out shows that last year alone, passengers shelled out an eye-popping $5.7 billion, this for fees and baggage and reservation changes. steve osunsami shows how airlines are cashing in. >> reporter: for the airlines, the annoying extra fees, the nickel and diming of passengers, have clearly paid off. one industry analyst told us, if it weren't for

they rolled out the much under used red carpet in puerto rico today as barack obama became the first u.s. president to visit the territory in 50 years. key leaders support a referendum, which would ultimately decide on status. is the key hispanic vote back in the states which may have been the main targets here and in fact, most border regions now live and potentially both on the u.s. mainland and on the island they call home. >> a promise fulfilled. during a visit as candidate in 2008, barack obama pledged to return to puerto rico as sitting president. expectations were huge. u.s. presidents do not come to the american territories very often. >> president kennedy makes an overnight visit to puerto rico. >> the last official visit was by president kennedy in 1961. almost 50 years later, the relationship between the caribbean island and the u.s. mainland remains a controversial one. >> buenos tardes. >> on tuesday, obama said he believes quarter ricans themselves should decide what they want that relationship to be. >> the residents of the island can determine their own future. and wh

president got up and traveled to puerto rico. president obama broke that streak today. >> how did it go in puerto rico, dan? >> when he was here, he said when he won, he would return. today he was delivering on that promise, but it also gave the chance -- the president a chance to talk about the economy, the status of puerto rico into people who can play an important role in his re-election bitd. ---ed by. -- bid. >> large banners dangled off buildings and brinls on the road into old san juan. and construction workers stopped hammering to capture the moment. president obama's visit was almost as fast adds that speeding motorcade, just about four hours. before visiting the historic governor's mansion and eating lunch at a local deli, he talked about puerto rico's mick challenges with an unemployment rate of 50%. >> when the people of puerto rico make a clear decision, my administration will stand by you. >> many say this visit is also about politics. ruling an important voting block in key battleground states like florida. that's

. >> much under-used a red carpet has been rolled out in puerto rico as barack obama became the first u.s. president to visit the territory in 50 years. while residents listened to him caylee m.i.a. it is the key hispanic vote in the united states -- listen to him keenly, it is the key hispanic vote in the and it states that he is after . >> he had pledged to return to pr as a sitting president. u.s. presidents don't come here very often appeared >> the residents of the island can determine their own future. and when the people of puerto rico make a clear decision, my administration will stand by you. >> that endorsement was music to the years of the porter ricans who sometimes feel ignored by washington. >> everybody listens. it has been a long time since we had a president that comes to puerto rico. >> the eyes of the world are on us right now. >> but beyond the excitement, the historic visit, many are aware of that a five-hour presidential visit could have little impact on the long- running debate of the political status of the island. many think that the main objective of the basi

. >> el gobernador de puerto rico, luis fortuÑo anunciÓ que buscarÁ ser reelegido.cuatro aÑos como gobernador de la isla. >> por mÍ y por puerto rico es que hoy presento ante ustedes mi candidatura a la reelecciÓn para servir como gobernador! >> recortÓ miles de empleos en el sector pÚblico para reducir el dÉficit presupuestario de puerto rico que ahora tiene una tasa de desempleo mayor que la de cualquier estado de los estados unidos. >> despuÉs de varios intentos, en panamÁ no logran vender la casa del exdictador panameÑo cerrada y deshabitada desde hace 21 aÑos. buscan subastar esta y otras propiedades. su precio se fijÓ en 2.5 millones de dÓlares. pero despuÉs de dos intentos fracasados por venderla bajarÁ a 1.6 millones de dÓlares. >> tiempo de una nueva pausa y al regresar le diremos de quÉ acusan cientos de miles de mujeres al expresidente peruano, fujimori. >> termina en caos una carrera de caballos en washington. and... mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes. son: anyway, it's my decision. mom: ok, well, then, de

president in 50 years to make an official visit to puerto rico. >> it is good to be back in puerto rico. >> the president told the crowd he is fulfilling a campaign promise he is returning as president. he says that the aspirations and struggles on this island mirror those across america. >> we have been trying to make sure that every family on the island can find work and make a living and provide for their children. that's why our economic plan and our health care reform included help for puerto rico. >> people living in the u.s. territory of puerto rico can only vote in presidential primaries but political analysts say this trip will help the president build support among u.s. latinos. coming up at 5:30, why one bay area congresswoman is questioning the president's commitment to latinos. >>> san jose is battling to avoid a $150 million budget deficit. police officers agreed to cuts to avoid losing jobs. >> reporter: it is a very terms, emotional day here at san josecity hall. the police union and the city came to an agreement but say it's hard to celebrate with the rising layoffs and

president on an official trip to puerto rico. it's happening today. juan carlos lopez is there. juan carlos, we know whatever president decides to take a trip somewhere, it is political, i imagine the implications according to the puerto rican vote in the u.s. come 2012. >> exactly. and it's interesting that president obama said in his speech that he was just keeping his promise as a candidate to come to puerto rico as a president. but there's an interesting factor. puerto ricans can vote in the primaries. but they can't vote for a president in the island. they can vote for the president if they're on the mainland. currently there are more puerto ricans on the u.s. mainland than the island. there's a very important group in central florida. florida is a goal for both democrats and republicans. it makes sense to come to the island and send a signal to puerto ricans in the u.s. mainland. >> this is something i know you heard the president address today. is the political status of this tiny island. currently it's a territory. it could become a 51st state. there's a minority of peopl

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