. >>> es que, vanessa, enrique, mucho se comenta acerca de este juicio.bro o una pelÍcula de esta historia, difÍcilmente se kec pararia a la realidad. maÑana viene casey anthony por la maÑana. son 4 # cargos por mentir a las aued ruidoes en la investigaciÓn de la muerte de keily mary. >>> rogelio muchos han dicho que este veredicto es la decisiÓn mÁs sorprendente en una corte en de los Últimos aÑos lo indudable que esta decisiÓn ha hecho que josÉ bÁez sea una figura central. pese a las fuertes figura s que recibiÓ en todo el juicio. >>> criticas vanessa, que han quedado prÁcticamente acalladas luego del ver dect. y es que sÍ, sin duda este hombre tiene un pasado turbulento, la realidad que aunque dijo que no hubo ganador en el juicio todos sabemos que el gran ganador ha sido Él. >>> hoy estÁ en el centro de la atenciÓn, luego de haber ganado uno de los casos mÁs sobresalientes de las Últimos aÑos. >>> realmente no tengo las palabras, para explicar cÓmo me siento en este momento. >>> pocos imaginaban que el abogado de casey anthony, alguna vez fue rechazad

>>>vanessa: hola que tal, les saluda vanessa hauc comenzamos el noticiero en cabo cañaveral en la floridalevó a cabo el último lanzamiento. el atlantis cerró una era de 30 años de viajes al espacio. enrique acevedo estuvo allí. >>> el último lanzamiento del transbordador espacial esta mañana marcó el fin de una era. ni siquiera la amenaza del mal tiempo. que cruzó el cielo de la florida, dejando atrás una estela de humo y una historia escrita por más de 30 años. como ocurre con las despedidas, el drama se hizo presente. 31 segundos antes del lanzamiento, la cuenta regresiva se detuvo súbitamente. un suspiro técnico que lanzó al atlantis al espacio. y que calificaron como perfecta. cumplió suscita con la historia el último transbordador mento acelerando por el paisaje, mientras encendía y hacia crujir la tierra que dejaba atrás. >>> fue emocionante, cuando vimos el cohete despegar. el fuego y vimos desde lejos, pero fue emocionante fueron como 15 o 20 segundos super emocionantes. la gente despidió a la nave de todos. donde los astronautas llevan los sueños de una raza entera. 300 hombres y

vanessa worry. >> ma'am, has your name been called? president olague: if your name's been called, please start coming up to the mic. >> hello. president olague: if you have a card, you should put the card on the thing and we'll eventually get to it. >> hello. my name is john chapman and i'm speaking on behalf of larkin street. this is for all the youth my age. i think you should give us a chance. as far as improving the housing, it would get the property off the street. you may not reach everybody, but you'll reach some, and that's the people who actually want to do something. you come as a person who -- i'm from the east coast and we don't have no problems like that up there. and to come out here and actually have a chance to better ourselves than to stay down, yeah. why not give us a chance and let us have a chance to make this nation wherever you need it to be back at. that's all i have to say. president olague: thank you. >> i'm felicia and i'm also with larkin. i'm a survivor of df. i had to leave -- of df. i had to leave. and lar

and i think vanessa really is -- she's devoted to being an incredible wife. >> when i proposed to vanessa'm stuck with you. >> hi. >> reporter: with just two months until the big day, they brought in celebrity planner, sharon sax, the mastermind who planned the weddings of j. lo and marc anthony. and with every glamorous detail captured by tlc cameras. >> here are the mockups. >> oh, awesome. >> today, i am so excited. i'm going wedding dress shopping. is this. >> reporter: we get an inside glimpse to the things that really matter, especially to this supple couple, especially to nick. >> i pretend to be excited about a lot of these decisions that happen in the wedding process. but truth be told, the flowers, i'm happy if she's happy. the kind of fork we use, i'm happy if she's happy. the tuxedo, i actually am excited to be a part of picking. >> i like watching you play dress-up. >> sorry, ladies. this one's taken. >> reporter: but the biggest challenge, securing an intimate location without anyone finding out. >> i decided on a destination wedding. but, you know, with a twist. so, they di

this is vanessa, her birthday. we need you to toss it out to marty. say here's marty in the outback. >> here's marty in the outback. >> well done indeed. when i bring in, i'll bring you your own sceptor of authority. it's really steamy. 85 tomorrow. showers, thunder showers. then we start to cruise into the weekend. 92 through tuesday. the day of rain, if you want to put it that way, will be tomorrow. thank you. >> happy birthday, vanessa. >> happy birthday. >> we have a studio full of cute girls today. >> have a great day everyone a,,

. >> vanessa. >> definitivamente.y varias respuesta dependiendo de quién habla. la realidad es que en 1996 hubo una situación similar y en ese momento el congreso ordenó al tesoro hacer los pagos. >> muchísima gols gracias. >> hacemos la pausa y un obispo venezolano le pone al presidente chávez. también les contamos lo que se ganó la ciudad de houston gracias a los inmigrantes. >> flocontroversia de pesos. ♪ [ locutor ] estuve a dos alka seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! >> en venezuela el presidente chávez reconoció en una entrevista que podría tener que someterse a tratamientos médicos para combatir el cáncer que lo aqueja. >> depende de la evolución de estos dayidiagnósticos pero pud ser radioterapia o quimioterapia para atacar duro con caballeros cualquier posibilidad, latente que esté ahí. >> precisamente ayer la televisión estatal difundió estas imágenes de una misa en que chávez recibió un sacramento que se le aplicaban a las personas a punto

llegó a un 60%. 6 # de cada 10 # personas vanessa. novo tarn en el estado de méxico. >>> muy alto. seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! >>> la fecha que estados unidos se independizó los nombres que tenían los nombres independentistas. se va de la memoria de muchos. >>> mucha gente a lo largo y ancho de estados unidos no sabe los detalles de lo que se celebra el día de hoy isolda nos cuenta. chltd. y 4 estadounidenses. no sabe la respuesta, solo 58% sí sabe, 26 porcino ta seguro. y dijo otra fecha. >>> 1776. >>> ah! que bien. >>> tú sabes de quien nos in dependo zams. >>> de los ingleses. >>> este dominicano lo tiene claro la encuesta, dice que 1 de cada # estadounidenses, no sabe que el país se independizó de in logra ferra. 76% sí sabe, y 5%, dijo otro país. >>> la gente casi no se preocupa mucho de la independencia de este país le interesa más la moda. ♪ (música). >>> dejando la encuesta a un lado hoy el washington dc. artistas ensayaron para el concierto de esta noche, en honor a los soldados heridos en combate.

. >> ¿qué tal vanessa?republicano que no baja su retórica, en tanto el partido republicano no cambie su política hacia el tema de inmigración no creo que cambien estos números en favor del presidente, más allá repito, de que la gente diga que está enojada que está molesta, quizás el único factor a considerar que no obstante, que están diciendo que sigan apoyando al presidente obama no queda claro que cuando llegue el tdía de la elección vayan a votar. no necesariamente fueron a votar por el partido demócrata. >> muchas gracias carlos por el an lee sus. >> bueno con esto nos vamos a la pausa en un instante: si quiere bajar de peso olvídese de las papas fritas y también de las >> la hamburguesa con papas fritas, el postre, un refresco de dieta >> sin embargo, un estudio revelan datos que los sorprenderá. >> las dietas de soda es la manera más refrescante. >> me tomo regularmente una cuando hace calor pero mucho calor me tomo 2 pensando en que no engorda. >> se equivoca. el primero descubrió que entre psonas m

. >>>>>> hola yo soy vanessa hauc comen skwamgs con una denuncia el departamento de trabajo investiga de fincas agrícolas que pagaban a sus trabajadores menos de la mitad de sueldo mínimo por hora. por su condición indocumentados que terminan siendo víctimas de a bruce. >>> marta trabajaba el día entero bajo el sol cultivando y empacando al final de la jornada con lo le pagaban le partía el corazón. >>> a veces que uno trabajaba hasta por una caja de frijol. >>> con tanto desempleo no le tocaba otra que aguantar. >>> hay familias que tienen niños y no les alcanza. >>> en marzo inspectores federales indagaron sobre lo que ocurría aquí, y lo que descubrieron los in kquieto o. >>> no les pagan el salario abu contratistas y reportaban nrm gs falsa a 600 trabajadores se les debía cientos de miles de dólares en sueldos nunca pagado y las autoridades no sólo fueron tras los contratistas independientes si no también tras los dueños de fincas las que a quienes le im ppusieron multas adicionales. este caso confirma la denuncia en la florida o carolina del norte donde abunda la injusticia en con

. >> en arizona se cumple un aÑo de la entrada de la ley anti indocumentados de la ley sb 1070 vanessazoaba el ser indocumentado en el estado convertÍa a policia en agente de in migraciÓn y les daba el derecho de restoarlos. >> la sb 1070 creÓ una crisis donde al menos cien mil hispanos abandonaron el estado por temor a ser detenidos y luego ser deportados, decenas de compaÑÍas llamaron a un boicot y no ir a cono grises ni convenciones. >> la sb 1070 le ha costado al estado mÁs de 140 millones de dÓlares. >> hemos tenido tantas cancelaciones de conciertos, de conferencias, cancelaciones en los hoteles, entonces la economÍa estÁ sufriendo. >> pero tal vez el daÑo mÁs grande causado por la legislaciÓn es que tuvo un efecto dominÓ decenas de estados mÁs siguieron los pasos de arizona, algunos copiando la ley pros proponiendo leyes aÚn mÁs severas. >> y otros 16 propusieron legislaciones parecidparecidas fracasaron. >> arizona sigue como el puente de esas leyes de odio antiinmigrantes ahÍ estÁ apoyando las olas que seguimos viendo en otros estados. >> el 28 de julio la jueza su san bolton

. >> hasta dónde yo he podido ver vanessa, no ha reportado síntomas específicos, de los síntomas serlón. >> en los cuadros y sé que es especulotivo, tasas de súper vivencias, qué tipo de... pueden encontrar los pacientes. >> tratarse de un kacáncer de colón avanzado, que se ha regado a otras partes del cuerpo, la súper vivencia es menos, en caso que sea una etapa cuatro que quiere decir que se regó a otro órgano, tienden a vivir por 5 años solo un 5% de los pa' scombeen cient pacientes, no le deseamos al presidente chávez que este sea el pronóstico y que mucho menos este sea el diagnóstico pero para televidentes entiendan les estamos dando esta información. >> doctor rivera gracias por traer luz a esta situación. >> mucho más sobre venezuela el domingo en enfoque con josé díaz-balart. >> y también más adelante en el noticiero vamos a volver a venezuela y los vamos a llevarar a una cárcel donde presos viven en un verdadero paraíso. >> vamos a méxico donde llueve sobre mojado para la selección mexicana, la fifa dio a conocer que se no solo serían 5 sino 9 jugadores. >> esta cascada de

we have vanessa, and marisol. if you can present your ideal community? >> we do couple of things. we have the drawing in the exercise, and we took some notes that describes everything that you see here, which is hard to take in. we'll start with everything i am naming off here. this is all three services and what have you. we start off with education and post-secondary education. we have housing programs, youth centers and transition planning, cultural competency training for the educators, and the service providers. on and on with the city departments. we have transportation marriage rights for everyone, with the community -- the transitional housing recreation centers, food for all, ethnic studies, starting in middle school, access to resources, and this is a lot of what we're mentioning here. free -- >> this is multiple? >> free multiple services. we would benefit from the different services, so we don't have to run around in the city. internships for the youth, those things were young person can learn about something by doing this, like the downtown high school, we learn math

. -- at vanessa avenue. everything else was with a previous owner at the previous address. we are sending out the correct invoice. we did not know about these problems. we did not have a chance to respond. the first time we heard this was a notice for today's hearing. >> and are there any other members of the public? can you step up to the center aisle? and if there are other members of the public, please step up. >> i live on 17th avenue, and i had a first notice about the repairs. i had -- he said that we had informed about this. they did not ask me any permission about this, and i called him, he said that they would open this for you, and i was not agreed to this. this is to war 12 inches. >> -- two or 12 inches. >> next on the assesment costs. >> it is important to realize how important that the sidewalks are for people. there is no easy access to fixing this. it is important that we have the accountability. instead of having these complaints -- they complain about whatever department or city employment or employee, that they are doing their job correctly. it does not m

---vanessa hauc nos trae un recuento de la tragedia. ---se intensifica la ---se intensifica la ola de calor que azota el centro y el ste del pais... take vo ....el servicio meteorologic o nacional amplio hoy a 30 estados las alertas por las altas temperaturas que ya han causado por lo menos 24 muertes... ---mientras que en california, se investigan las muertes de 6 jornaleros que sufrieron un colapso mientras trabajaban, posiblemente causado por el calor. ---en las proximas horas, las temperaturas podrian llegar a los 114 grados en algunas ciudades y el elevado indice de humedad en el aire empeora la sensacion termica... ---vamos con ariel y el reporte del tiempo... take pkg cu ---nueva pausa y volvemos con ramon y los deportes... take sot take pkg cu ----ya est mas que lista maria antonieta mejia, la editora de "el mensajero" - hoy desde san francisco, con los titulos y notas mas importantes de la nueva edicion de este periodico. ---- te escuchamos maria ! hola qu tal los saludo desde la redaccin de el mensajero en el barrio de la misi

couple pulled off one of the most secretive weddings of the summer, and the cliche-- nick lachee and vanessa manillow married. it will be a part of the tlc special later this month. >> of course they have to have a special for it on tv. >> now am i seeing things or is there a 90 in the forecast? >> yes there is the we will have to wait for next week but in the meantime cool again tomorrow. >> that is it for us, good night everybody.

vanessa has been there. >> i think it made me more cautious, because i knew it was an expensive car and i knew i had to be careful. >> i don't want to hurt the car. i mean, i already scraped the bottom a little bit. >> reporter: corvette is a fast car and some parents are concerned a fast car means a fast student driver. both the students and instructors will tell you, that's not an issue. >> >> there's a lot of power. if you drive a lamborghini or volkswagen or toyota or whatever, same speed limit for all. >> reporter: students who drive this vet don't pay more for the course, but knowing it's a $60,000 car keeps them in check. >> a corvette would be fun, but i don't trust myself in a corvette as a new driver. i would rather stick with my minivan and later in life move to the corvette. >> reporter: aaron gilchrist, news4, rockville. >>> still ahead, the gift of life. a mother talks about the treatment that saved her from the heartbreak of another miscarriage. >> it was actually a move from hell. >>> they broke his furniture, stole some of his things and he paid them. how you can avoid

. >> reporter: vanessa barnett speaks from experience.her 24-year-old daughter was killed at a street gathering. crime unsolved, police tell us they have made an arrest in 40% of homicide case this is year. they say they're often hampered in cooperation. >> reporter: we were told the family wanted to quote keep the peace. >> we have the angriest young people i have ever seen before. i don't know what they have so much anger about. >> reporter: still, the mother of taylor says she has hope that police will bring her daughter's killer to justice. >> i feel strongly about, they're going to find that person. >> reporter: police say it's not just investigators who solve crime but the community. reporting live from police headquarters, amber lee, ktvu channel two news. >>> more details now, the city of san jose is also seeing an up tick in homicides. that compares to 14 for the first six months of last year. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, i'm going to have tomorrow's forecast for the start of a big holiday weekend. i'll give you a hint,

not with a vanessa but with ashley to his belt.e magazine say that he gave her a piggyback ride while celebrating her 26th birthday. he recently split with the brunette that they showed, she also starred in high school musical with him. >> interesting. >> just like high school. >> me while janet jackson is opening up for the first time about her virtual do it with her brother michael two years after his death. janet perform the 1995 song screen in london as the iconic video of michael played out in his voice filled the hall. she says michael extra to do do it years ago and she said performing with michael felt great just listening to and hearing his voice. >> that has to be a little hard. >> 6:57 a.m. much more ahead as we continue on until 10:00 a.m.. we have a live look at the park is san francisco that is where we are following a breaking news fire. >> a violent night

. >> reporter: vanessa barnett speaks from experience.her 24-year-old daughter was killed at a street gathering. crime unsolved, police tell us they have made an arrest in 40% of homicide case this is year. they say they're often hampered in cooperation. >> reporter: we were told the family wanted to quote keep the peace. >> we have the angriest young people i have ever seen before. i don't know what they have so much anger about. >> reporter: still, the mother of taylor says she has hope that police will bring her daughter's killer to justice. >> i feel strongly about, they're going to find that person. >> reporter: police say it's not just investigators who solve crime but the community. reporting live from police headquarters, amber lee, ktvu channel two news. >>> more details now, the city of san jose is also seeing an up tick in homicides. that compares to 14 for the first six months of last year. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, i'm going to have tomorrow's forecast for the start of a big holiday weekend. i'll give you a hint,

vanessa oaks is writing, bruce chilton who many of you may have heard of is writing a biography of the book of revelation. [laughter] so -- >> if he finishes it in a hurry. >> yeah, yeah. right. [laughter] i think october 20th is the deadline. [laughter] the dead sea scrolls. you did, you did try to avoid those anthroto morphic moments, but i thought one thing you said that was quite important was to think about, um, not just the physical object, but its soul, the book's soul. so in thinking about dietrich bonhoeffer and what he left postwar theology, what is the -- when you were thinking about the soul of his letters and papers, how did you come to assess that in terms of its effect on its readersesome? >> aristotle and leon cast and i define soul this way -- [laughter] >> good threesome. >> soul is the integrated, vital power of any organic body so long as it is open to possibility and opportunity and so on. um, a corpse has the same corpuscles that the hand did, but it can't do anything anymore. what's missing? soul. and i think that's what i look for in bonhoeffer. for those of you

of the books that are still to come in this series also promise to be very interesting, and vie -- vanessa is writing and bruce is writing a biography of the book of revelation. [laughter] just think about that for a minute. >> he finished in a hurry. [laughter] >> i think october 20th is the deadline. [laughter] talking about the dead sea scrolls, and you did -- you did try to avoid those moments, but i thought one thing you said that was quite important was to think about not just the physical object, but its soul, the book's soul, so in thinking about dietrich bonhoeffer and what he left postwar theology, what is -- when you were thinking about the soul of his letters and papers, how did you come to assess that in terms of its effect on its readers? >> aristotle and leon and i describe it this way -- [laughter] it's the vital power of any organic body so long as it's open to possibility and font -- opportunity and so on. a corpse has the same vessels that the man did, but it can't do anything anymore. what's missing? its soul. that's what i look for in dietrich bonhoeffer. for those of

. >> georgena and her baby were vanessa were housed at rikers maternity cell block, a place for inmatesho have babies in jail. >> under new york state law, a woman who gives birth while in custody has a legal right to keep the baby with her for up to a year. as long as they're not neglectful or abusive of the child. >> being in that nursery was probably one of the saddest places i can remember on rikers island. it was a real slice of reality. and i remember the crew and i talking about how sad we felt for these children. >> at this stage, they don't know where they are. all they know they are with their mother and that's it. they do not know where they are except that mommy is there. >> this young mother who asked that we not reveal her name was with her infant daughter. >> it's nice. nice to be able to take care of her. the disadvantage is that she doesn't see the outside. she doesn't hear the dogs barking, the cars going by. >> what's your greatest fear for her? >> losing my child. that's the only thing. i face a lot of time. that's my greatest fear. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw" --

vanessa williams has been a great addition. we have so much fun. having the home of television. i like the medium of television. >> why? >> the people you reach, the amount of people you reach, the influence you have. people welcome you into their homes every week, you every day. it's a very personal relationship. people feel like they really know you. >> one you got very famous for in your interviews when it first launched. >> oh, god, what are you going to say? >> sex. >> you never ever stopped talking about it, which i loved of course. >> you know what's so funny, i didn't talk about it all the time. i did one interview, and i can't remember, female sexuality or something and it was very proper in that particular publication and in that context. but then people pull it apart and it looks like i'm talking about god knows what. >> grith paltrow the other day told me her cure for nerves is a pint of guinness. she said you're very nice, aren't you? she said i'm very, very nice except in the bedroom. >> wow. >> did she tell you that? >> she told me t

and weddings to tell you about. ivanka trump tweeted about the birth of her baby girl and nick and vanessaarried in a small tropical wedding this weekend. you can see it in a tlc special on july 30th. >>> this wedding takes the cake, though. a couple in mexico took their vows 16 feet under, under water, that is. guests included 200 divers. the couple met while the groom was a scuba instructor. >> what a loving down to the wire you had. it's all about babies, dating, love. >> yeah, and a lot of likes. >> thomas roberts coming up next hour, with a lot of stuff. you're not going to be talking about that. >> no, no, no, we'll save that for later. >>> we'll start out with casey anthony. shies a free woman, released over the weekend. where is she? her defense attorney, cheney manner in which, joins me. >>> then the big question, is the gop presidential field widening. has texas governor rick perry decided to throw his hat into the ring which would net him some major gop cash? >>> an eye-opening report in "newsweek" about men and the buying of sex. nearly 80% of men support the oldest profession

vanessa williams has been a great addition. we have so much fun. television. i like the medium of television. >> why? >> the people you reach, the amount of people you reach, the influence you have. people welcome you into their homes every week, you every day. it's a very personal relationship. people feel like they really know you. >> one you got very famous for in your interviews when it first launched. >> oh, god, what are you going to say? >> sex. >> you never ever stopped talking about it, which i loved of course. >> you know what's so funny, i didn't talk about it all the time. i did one interview, and i can't remember, female sexuality or something and it was very proper in that particular publication and in that context. but then people pull it apart and it looks like i'm talking about god knows what. >> grith paltrow the other day told me her cure for nerves is a pint of guinness. she said you're very nice, aren't you? she said i'm very, very nice except in the bedroom. >> wow. >> did she tell you that? >> she told me that. >> it wasn't o

because vanessa got her jewelry for $10,000 less than our expert thought it was worth. >> my goodness >> reporter: all in all the auction brought in $3.7 million and many bids were bar gains. he was a flashy criminal, so it was a flashy auction. many of them are more practical. golf supplies, leather jackets, persian rugs. and one, ramen noodles by the ton. >> just in case. than thanks, eli. >>> coming up -- becky worley's tests to find if products make the grade. >>> and chris powell is here. he's going to whip us intoto shape. >>> a group plans to call the f.b.i. to investigate a shooting by the san francisco police. this youtube video helped police recover a gun they say was used by a man on saturday. they returned fire killing them. someone picked up the gun that led them to pick up the gun from a parolee. >> we do have a couple incidents on the bay bridge. this is the metering lights. we have an accident lane number four just past the metering lights and an accident in san jose northbound 101 just before the expressway, you will find slow traffic from the 280 junction. [ male ann

vanessa parker got her bachelor's in business while working at ibm, but instead of moving up, ibm moveda survival job for minimum wage. >> we want the american dream. we want to work, be able to take care of our homes and children. >> reporter: african-americans have historically had about double the national unemployment rate, but the numbers in if charlotte are particularly shocking says patrick graham, president of the local urban league. >> it is heartbreaking in the sense that you watch people who are viable, who have talent who can't necessarily find the job opportunity they need. >> reporter: and keep in mind, too, that charlotte is going to be the showcase city for the democratic national convention next year. to illustrate how teachly things have -- deeply things have cut in, the average net worth for african-american households is $5700, comparing to a white net worth on the average of $113,000. alisyn: it's so troubling. john roberts, thanks for bringing that to our attention. bill: tweet, sounds so innocent, doesn't it? it got ugly in tinseltown, police in riot gear had to r

vanessa parker got her bachelor's in business while working as an administrative assistant at ibm, butad of moving up, ibm moved out. now she works a survival job for minimum wage. >> we want the american dream, to be able to take care of our homes and children. >> reporter: african-americans have historically had about double the national unemployment rate, but the numbers in the charlotte are particularly shocking says patrick graham, president of the urban league. >> i'd say that it's heartbreaking in the sense that you watch people who are viable, who have talent who can't necessarily find the job opportunity they need. >> reporter: you know, the congressional black caucus has been leaning on president obama to do something about this epidemic of black unemployment under his watch. the president so far has resisted the notion of job programs specifically targeted toward african-americans, and the cbc is cutting him a bit of a break. we talk today the chairman, emanuel cleaver, said, you know, if george bush was president, we'd probably be marching on the white house right now. and,

sergeant buyers leaves his wife, vanessa, an infant daughter in spokane, washington, as well as his parent, family and friends who loved him deeply. he also reminds us that something -- he also leaves behind something that is intangible, a legacy of honor for the bravery he displayed and the life he gave in the name of america. may god bless the buyers family and all the brave men and women who have answered america's call to freedom. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from maine rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. pingree: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i want to take a moment to recognize the crew who quickly guided 11 passengers to safety after the train was involved in an accident this week in maine. with the engine engolfed in flames, they reacted calmly and professionally to evacuate the train. although the tragedy sadly took the life of a truck driver whose vehicle was on the tracks no one in the train was seriously injured. the accident could have been

vanessa fox is ceo of nine blue. eric is report with dow jones newswires. i guess ever speaker who also has remarks today is walter isaacson, ceo of the aspen institute. maryland, business editor at npr. skip over our speaker for a moment, over the podium as well, melissa sharp with new silk media. she is our fantastic speakers committee chair. skip over our second speaker for a moment, the key to seem to press secretary with the natural resources defense council. also the organizer of today's event. we thank you for that, bob. we are told that it is a vote and we are awaiting another guest of the speaker, congressman brad miller of north carolina. then moving on down, andrea stone, correspondent for "huffington post." glow is washington director of reporters without borders and a vital member of our press freedom member and al isley is editor at large who tells me been blogging for "huffington post" since day one. now please a large amount of applause for everyone. [applause] >> if there were a king and queen of online journalism, our headline to a guest s

vanessa box is ceo of 9 by blue. reporter with dow jones newswire, a guest of our speaker, who also has remarks today, is walter isaacson, ceo of the aspen institute. senior business editor at npr, and we will skip over our speaker for just a moment, melissa is our fantastic speakers' committee chair and for that we will be eternally grateful. get over our second speaker for a moment, and we have a senior press secretary with the natural resources defense council and the organizer of today's event. we are told there is a vote and we are awaiting another guest of the speaker, congressman brad miller of north carolina. that will add to the drama today, whether he actually makes it to the head table. andrea stone of huffington post , the washington director of reporters without borders and a vital member of our press freedom committee, an editor at large who has been blogging for huffington post since day one. now, please, a larger round of applause for everyone. if there were a king and queen of on-line journalism, our

>>>vanessa: y tú estarás allá presente paso a paso todo lo que pase.cipe william y su esposa kate en la primera visita oficial como esposos a estados unidos. . >>> después de causar sensación llegan a estados unidos los duques, y esperando pendiente de cada detalles de esta visita está mónica no regula, qué tal los prefierativos. >>> así, y estamos aquí en la residencia del cónsul británico lugar donde estarán en su visita de tres días y es un evento de alto riesgo para los cuerpos de seguridad en california, así que las medidas tomadas por parte de autoridades son muy estrictas para los imparables paparazzis, así que veamos como se prepara la ciudad. >>> las autoridades de los Ángeles establecieron un cerco an antipaparazzi alrededor de la residencia donde se quedarán los duques en la visitado tres días a california. los dueño de las casa próximoas a la casa del cónsul británico dieron permiso a la policía para intervenir si encuentran que alguien ha entrado sin permiso en sus propiedades. >>> yo estaré aquí dentro con todo cerrado no veré a nadie no