if we look at the history of the irish in cuba, most of the irish to went to cuba in the 18th and 19th centuries arrived from spain, some of them with the spanish royal armies; other irish influx arrived from the u.s. for the construction of railroads used to transport sugar cane to the sugar plantations. that was at the end of the 19th century. and then at the beginning of the 20th century, we're talking 1902, 1910, before odono that i mentioned before, this man who gave his name to -- he was very proud of this lighthouse. the cubans offer hospitality to general alexander alejandro o'reilly. he rose through the ranks of the spanish army. the spanish sent alexander o'reilly to cuba to form a militia. he was appointed governor of louisiana and head of the army later on. he arrived in august, 1769, and took formal possession of louisiana for spain. think of new orleans and cuba, in particular havana, governors there were also in cuba so there was all this traveling from one city to another because later when i got my ph.d. from tulaine university and i went to the irish channel. it's int

que ciudadanos estadounidenses vayan a cuba . >>> pero por qué el gobierno de cuba invitó a richardsonidad judía también ha iniciado una campaña para liberar a gross, creando una página de internet, para recolectar firmas, hasta ahora los esfuerzos parecen ser infructuosos. >>> se le atribuye a british petroleum la responsabilidad de uno de los mayores desastres de la historia de estados unidos. >>> cientos de personas en roma protestaron contra las medidas del nuevo plan de ajuste del gobierno . >>> estudiantes chilenos continúan con sus marchas, las autoridades usaron cañones de agua, para dispersar a los estudiantes . >>> ahora pasamos con ilia calderón con un adelanto del noticiero univisión de la noche. >>> hola, ¿qué tal?, tenemos el testimonio de una persona que enfrenta cargos por supuesto fraude. >>>aademás la nasa reveló el más grande y poderoso cohete espacial jamás construido por el hombre . >>> momento de nuestra última pausa, y al regresar encuentran un peligroso mosquito en california . >>> es el (♪ ♪) >>> una comunidad de california con una marcada presencia hispana est

porque me invitÓ el gobierno cubano a venir a cuba a discutir el caso de allan rose.erceder en una visita privada, pero apoyada por el gobierno de barack obama. >> en, el rÉgimen. expertos consideran que este renovado esfuerzo podrÍa estar relacionado con el cumplimiento de la condena de uno de ellos. pero alguna de la controversia en cuanto a donde deben cumplir varios aÑos que aÚn le quedan de libertad supervisada. >> cuba reiterÓ su reclamo por la liberaciÓn de los cinco luchadores..... >> el gobierno cubano retomo su reclamo e internacional. convictos de espionaje en estados unidos en los aÑos 90. la repentina agudizaciÓn del tres puede estar relacionada a que uno de ellos terminarÍa de cumplir su sentencia el siete de octubre. los abogados pidieron que se le permita cumplir con sus aÑos de libertad supervisada en cuba, donde estÁ toda su familia. pero la naturaleza grave de sus delitos y su evidente falta de remordimiento, reflejan la necesidad de la sentencia original de la corte. >> un perÍodo de tres aÑos de la llamada libertad supervisada que constituye un ri

defending cuba would be seen in a most negative light and as you said several years after the trial of the cuban five which concluded in two thousand and one it turned out that the government was secretly paying quite a number of prominent journalists in miami who were covering the case of the five from the very time of the arrest and even before hand in the most negative prejudicial and harmful way against the five now that is known after the trial so the national committee to free the cuban five of which i'm co-ordinator has been able to uncover a lot of information from the freedom of information acts but this past week this think department denied the liberation newspaper which is also an agent trying to get the foyer information from the government and disclosure of important information that would show misconduct by the government the state department tonight liberation newspaper expedited processing so the attorneys partnership for civil justice are in the middle of an important struggle for that information it's the right of the american people to have this information a str

cuba.es suggest the island nation has reserves anywhere from 5 to 20 billion barrels of oil. the high end of the estimates puts cuba among the top dozen oil producers in the world. predictably there is a global scramble for havana. this chinese-constructed drilling rig is owned by an italian oil company and is on its way to cuban waters. norway, and india will use the rig to explore for oil. petro giants from brazil, venezuela, malaysia and vietnam are swooping in. of course we can't partake because we don't trade with cuba. but what about at least making sure there are some safety procedures that are followed that would protect the american coastline? you see at 5,500 feet below sea level these oil rigs off cuba will go even deeper than the "deepwater horizon" rig that blew up last year. the coast of florida is 60 miles away from cuban waters. what if there is another oil spill? will it be quick and ease stairway clean up? no. the nearest and best experts on safety procedures and dealing w

cuba really wants to improve relations with the u. last is this one sided. well i think that it is i could give you examples. from from other matters which are somewhat beyond the scope of this discussion but you know for example i saw in the media that richardson had been invited by the cuban government and yet it seems to be the opinion of at least a president or kong from things that i've read and other sources that richardson is coming as a private concerned citizen so what is it is he is a fish or easy fowl you know that's that's certainly beyond my knowledge but it is a matter that i think is significant to evaluating the the purpose and the scope of his reason mr richardson is being there and certainly then the question of what's appropriate or inappropriate for the cuban government to respond i think if if a former cuban politician came to the united states and demanded to see my client the government would. not respond very supportive lee to that request we become victims of our own propaganda and certainly when for example a

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-cuba relations, creating great worry for his wife and family.affairs correspondent, jill daugherty, in an exclusive interview. let's go to the state department. jill is working this story. this is a significant story. tell our viewers why. >> reporter: it is. let's say who alan gross is. he's a development expert. he's worked in almost 50 countries around the world. then according to the state department he went to cuba to help the jewish community there. and now his wife who lives in washington, d.c., told me she fears that she's never going to see him alive again. judy gross last saw her husband alan in a cuban court nearly six months ago. she says that husband of 41 years has gone from a vigorous 62-year-old to a gaunt, pale old man. how concerned are you about his health? >> very, very concerned. he's so frail. now he's lost over 100 pounds. and when i saw him, you know, i could see his bones sticking out. >> reporter: alan gross is an international development worker. the state department says in cuba, he was providing internet equipment to

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. >> en instantes, las protestas en cuba, se multiplican cada dÍa. >> el volcÁn entrÓ en actividad enerno Ácido reprimir a la que piensan diferente a ellos, lo de siempre. >> durante estas Últimas semanas, las manifestaciones en contra del gobierno y la respuesta represiva de las autoridades han dominado la escena cubana. >> se ha desatado una violencia muy grande. >> los protagonistas de los violentos encontronazos con la policÍa política cubana, no son siempre grupos de opositores. >> Éstas protestas, no es un grupo polÍtico que representa una diversidad. sencillamente de la cuba profunda, del cubano de a pie que se cansÓ de las promesas y estÁ exigiendo. >> cuando estas mujeres decidieron realizar un cacerolazo en plena calle, protestando por la falta de comida y de libertad. algunas decenas de ciudadanos, las defendieron de la policÍa gritando consignas antigubernamentales. muchos atribuyen Ésta expresion social a la crisis econÓmica que parece estar erosionando el modelo comunista. >> otro elemento particularmente adverso del gobierno de la habana es la ausencia que ha dejado en

do to being the messages in to cuba. with the idea of on the seeding the current regime i think the commonly used phrase now is regime change and of course that that that media message was being disseminated in the very community that my client was tried . and indeed these so-called independent journalists who were writing in the newspapers of miami were being paid to participate in a propaganda campaign against the cuban government speaking of propaganda what do you think of the mainstream media's coverage as something like richardson visit to cuba which talked about him being rebuffed by cuban has him protos saying you know i don't know if cuba really wants to improve relations with the u.s. is this one sided. well i think that it is i could give you examples. from from other matters which are somewhat beyond the scope of this discussion but you know for example i saw in the media that richardson had been invited by the cuban government and yet it seems to be the opinion of at least president al are gone from things th

the cuban five a roadblock that needs to be addressed in terms of improving communications between cuba and the united states and the real bonus for improve relations between both countries is on the united states government it's the u.s. that holds the blockade it's the us that holds the cuban prison it's the united states that sent men like alan gross into cuba to bring surveillance equipment espionage equipment against the country continues to finance openly financed by the millions of dollars organizations in so puberty this country it's a one way trip on behalf of the united states and the u.s. navy often says well if cuba doesn't make this move then the relations will continue bad bill richardson visit to cuba was unannounced he i think has portrayed it in a way that's not quite reflecting reality so you don't think because he says they have and have and invited him you don't that's not the case i don't know that that's true but i do know that alan gross was receiving good treatment in cuba he was allowed to see his wife for five days. on the beach they released him from prison to

i actually experienced that in cuba. and, part of the passion that i feel about this issue comes from the fact that, in 1961, the cuban constitution was identical to that of the united states. those words in that constitution did not protect us. words do not protect you. understanding and be leaving in the words do. -- and believing in the words do. we today have a serious problem in that regard. the "new york times" three weeks ago -- "time" magazine three weeks ago reported as a cover story how the constitution is under siege, and "newsweek" about two months ago had a cover story about the failure of americans to understand our government. some very scary statistics. two out of every three graduating high-school students today believe that the three branches of government are republican, democrat, and independent. that is an actual poll. 75% of all americans don't know that religious freedom is protected by the first amendment. 75%. more americans can name the judges on "american idol" than on the supreme court of the

over 100 miles of open ocean stretch between cuba and florida.th currents and teaming with shark. so far it would take a swimmer two and a half days to cross. if you think that sounds too crazy to even consider, then you've never met diana nyad. >> i feel very centered about it. it's going to be difficult. it could be close to impossible, it's going to be a lot, a lot of long hours. >> reporter: just look at that ocean, and emergency swimming in it, for so far and so long. it would be a challenge for anyone, even a 20-year-old. diana is three times that age. she's going to train harder. she's going to have to train better, to even have a chance. >> when diana enters the water, she's entering a very hostile environment. >> reporter: dr. ken camlf er is a surgeon who specializes in extreme medicine and he knows exactly what diana's body will go through. >> she's swimming alone, but she's actually in a race. she has to swim to florida before her body deteriorates to the point where she can no longer swim at all. >> reporter: to prepare, she pushes h

he was sentenced to 15 years in prison in cuba. we're staying on top of this story, we'll get reaction. much more coming up. in the meantime, the headline, bill richardson who has done this on many occasions before, having gone to many countries to try to free americans, he was scheduled to land just a little while ago in cuba with the mission of trying to free alan gross. we'll stay on top of this story for our viewers. >>> meantime, on the eve of president obama's big jobs speech, he has a draft proposal on the table right now. and we're learning some of the key points in it. i can't stress this enough. this is a make or break moment for millions of americans who need work, who need a job, and for a president who wants to keep his own job. let's go right to our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is working this story for us. the speech will be delivered tomorrow night as you know before a joint session of congress. it's critically important, obviously, for the president, but for millions of americans who are unemploye

when my parents left cuba, my mom had a ph d in education. my father was a college graduate.hey were very hard-working people. they wanted to make a success of their lives wherever they were. i know that's what everybody strives for here. we truly appreciate it, i think. tavis: i know this is going to be on the internet and somebody is going to start picking apart what you said. i think i know what you meant. you're not suggesting that classism isn't real. yes, you can accomplish it if you work hard. i just want to make sure you're on the same page. >> those are human things. wherever there is a human being there is going to be somebody that tries to hold you back. no, but i'm saying, like, for example, in europe, there is the upper crust and these are long, historically families and social systems that have certain, you know, established rules that is harder to break into. you can be a success, i'm sure but the celebrities are kind of like the royalty in this country. but still there is no limitations in that. nobody in this country gets stopped from doing anything. of cours

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cuba is one of those nations. we would never have flights between the united states and cuba if they are state sponsor of terror. megyn kelly is on the topic of social issues. >> i just want to respond to my friend, rick santorum. we do have a difference of opinion here in terms of overall foreign policy. i think as the only one with foreign policy experience having lived overseas four different types, we don't have a foreign policy and we don't project the goodness of this country in terms of it will be, open markets and human rights. right now our core economy is broken. we're 25% of the world's gdp. the world is better place when the united states is strong. guiding anything we talk about from a policy standpoint needs to be fixing the core. after ten years of fighting the war on terror, people are ready to bring our troops home from afghanistan, rick. this country has given it's all. [ applause ] >> special forces capability but we're going to have to do that in every corner of the world but we need to fix thi

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we left cuba, i was only 18 months old. we weren't allowed to take anything with us.cal family, it was a big part of our life so my grandmother started smuggling cuban records in baby food that she would send me from cuba because they didn't make mango compote here in the united states yet. celia is that song. i remember hear iing "ferry acrs the mersey" on the radio. i didn't want to move. i got goose bumps. i could smell that clean laundry smell and to this day when i hear that song, i get that smell back in my brain. ♪ the first song that i sang with miami sound machine was"what a difference a day makes" back in the '70s. when i first met emilio, they called us over on how to get a band together. a guy was playing "do the hustle" on the accordion. very brave and there was so much charisma in this band and everybody was having such a great time. after everything was over, he came to me that night, he said, you know, we don't have a singer in the band. are you interested? ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ >> the most influential in my personal style would be

one of cuba's top designers is on a mission to make those box xi linen shirts cool.a darlington has the story for us from havana. >> reporter: they're designed by hand, stitched together with a couple of ancient singer sewing machines. nelson gera turns out crisp linen guayabera shirts. >> i make them more tailored to show off your physique he says. it's official attire at cuba's formal functions and gera is one of the island's best-known designers, dressing stars and visiting luminaries like sting and danny glover. he's even made guayaberas for fidel castro and hugo chavez. on the day we visit, the power goes out and workers rush to finish an order by hand. ap guayabera represents the ultimateness in cubanness, he says. another gera creation with the cuban flag on the back turned heads when delgado wore it on stage. it also caught the attention of a big name fashion designer. but if all goes well, the shirts for men and women could be on sale in european department stores. in the meantime, gera has taken on a big challenge at home, where guayaberas are associated wi

i traveled to many countries including cuba and cuba is a place where you can only and they. have a house in your family when you know your parents die they they can give that house to anybody they want and they can do it while you live in united states you own that land you might have to pay a fee for it in taxes if you only know what you know it's real you don't get good points you'll be on your taxes for two years and tell me that you on the way you make a good point but that is that you base freedom that we have that we at least have the ownership interest in a piece of property we have the freedom to speak our minds and not get locked up and thrown in jail if we say something against the government it's ok to do that it's got an airport well i'm ok any i'm gonna quit for it looks like the republicans are trying to rig the two thousand and twelve elections which it doesn't. that's why we're skipping apparently a satellite is about to come flying back to earth this weekend and there's a one in twenty one in. twenty one trillion chance that one of us will get hit by or that

whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles .

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cuba is one of those nations. we would never have flights between the united states and cuba if they are state sponsor of terror. megyn kelly is on the topic of social issues. >> i just want to respond to my friend, rick santorum. we do have a difference of opinion here in terms of overall foreign policy. i think as the only one with foreign policy experience having lived overseas four different types, we don't have a foreign policy and we don't project the goodness of this country in terms of it will be, open markets and human rights. right now our core economy is broken. we're 25% of the world's gdp. the world is better place when the united states is strong. guiding anything we talk about from a policy standpoint needs to be fixing the core. after ten years of fighting the war on terror, people are ready to bring our troops home from afghanistan, rick. this country has given it's all. [ applause ] >> special forces capability but we're going to have to do that in every corner of the world but we need to fix thi

also, cuba. we have a very counterproductive policy of ku but depriving american citizens of the right to go to cuba. it is the only nation in the world where the citizens can't go. it is a deprivation of our human rights that the government doesn't let us to go to cuba unless you have a special reason. areastrying to work out of peace. we're also dealing quite affectively, i think, a strong program in china. we will be going back to china in december. the most interesting is the middle east. we remain at present in jerusalem, monitoring the west bank and gaza. we're the only organization daughter that deals with all of the major protagonists, the major players in the mideast conflict. we deal with israel, we deal with palestinians, we deal with hamas. they are located in syria. and i think we're the only ones that will have the trial in a comprehensive way. those are the things which the carter center is working. i will carry it over to the real boss of the carter center who is waiting patiently

muerte, le mucho skweern prec pusieron precio a mi cabeza >>> segÚn sus criharitin critic viajar a cuba en un pueblo libre y democrÁtico >>> estoy seguro que muchos cubanos estÁn esperando que diga algo, te atreves? >>> me atrevo a cualquier cosa,

is one of those nations we would know right between the united states and cuba it's a state sponsor of terror. now if some of those statements don't make you cringe get a really uncomfortable feeling going up your spine well they should see the first clip there is actually reflection not just the candidates but the entire republican party they were asked what the most important words work when it comes to foreign policy and it just said israel and big bold letters listen i know that israel's america's ally. this is something that americans have very strong opinions about but the middle east peace process has been going on for decades it's not going to be solved up there by one of the candidates giving a one minute answer most importantly we're not at war in israel were at war in afghanistan and in iraq as well as of course libya pakistan again and somalia but we have troops we have americans that are losing their lives every single day in afghanistan in iraq and yet those words just don't make the cut they're not the first thing that comes to mind is crazy. you know then you've got

. >> decidieron reforzar hoy a cuba a tres presuntos integrantes de grupo detenidos el pasado juevesun barco. angÉlica gonzÁlez desde caracas nos habla de esta historia. >> alias la tigresa y quien las autoridades consideran uno de los mÁs sanguinarios del grupo habrÍan sido detenidos a una hija del noreste venezolano despuÉs de navegardurante cuba, paÍs que nos refugiÓ durante los 80. el velero tenÍa bandera espaÑola. >> atraviesan todo el caribe para llegar a venezuela... ¿por quÉ serÁ? se debe a la relaciÓn especial que hay con el gobierno venezolano. >> hay una indagatoria a cargo del juez por una supuesta relaciÓn entre la eta, la guerrilla venezolana de las farc y el gobierno de venezuela. el estado venezolanoinformÓ el gobierno espaÑol que ofrecerÍan a quien ha tenido cargos pÚblicos durante el gobierno de chÁvez. un agente policial nos advirtiÓ que no darÍa ninguna declaraciÓn. ♪ >> las autoridades en repÚblica dominicana digan quÉ relaciÓn podrÍa tener las ejecuciones de los narcotraficantes y una presunta guerra entre carteles. darÍo desde santo domingo nos dice con grave e

-cuba policy?ink the biggest threat to our national security is the fact that we are bankrupt. so i'm promising to submit a balanced budget to congress in the year 2013, included is the 43% reduction in military spending. i think it is crazy that we have foreign aid to countries when we are borrowing 43 cents out of every dollar to do that. military alliances, military alliances are key to other countries taking up the slack. with regard to flights to cuba? you know, i'm in favor, i think of the whole notion that trade promotes friendship. as opposed to not. so i would be inclined to looking at establishing or supporting those kinds of flights. >> governor johnson, thank you. meg -- >>> excuse me could i weigh in on this. according to the state department's website, there are four nations that are state sponsors of terror. cuba is one of those nations. we would never have flights between the united states and cuba -- as a state sponsor of terror. >> just one issue i want to pond to my friend rick s

lived with a failed dream of swimming from cuba to florida.the swim champion about to celebrate her 62nd birthday hit the water again in her second attempt to complete the 103-mile swim. can you imagine? 29 hours later, though, she was again forced to abandon her effort because of strong ocean current an aling shoulder and an asthma attack. dr. sanjay gupta talked with her. >> you quit marathon swimming nearly 30 years ago. what made you want to do this at age 60 no less? >> i'm now 62. a couple of years ago, i'm turning 60. like a lot of people that age, i just went in to for the first time in my life i went into a deep existential angst over age. like my god, i've wasted all of my life and now there isn't much time left to do anything it. that's kind of where i was. i thought, you know, i never intended to go back to swimming. i was very happy with my young swimming career, retired as you said when i was 30 years old. many years ago. but i was driving around one day and i thought, you know something, i know something that could give me a kic

agrega el gobierno cubano: se le recordÓ al seÑor que cuba es un paÍs soberano que no acepta chantajes vinculado con las guerras del narcotrÁfico en mÉxico. las armas son similares a las que utilizan los cÁrteles en las rutas territoriales que son llevados en contrabando desde estados unidos a mÉxico. >> tomaron la pequeÑa poblaciÓn hombres armados en zacatecas. llegaron en 22 camionetas y permanecieron cinco horas en el lugar. la Única explicaciÓn que dieron de su presencia en la poblaciÓn de 12.000 habitantes es que su muestra de poder no es contra las autoridades sino contra un grupo enemigo. >> estÁn nerviosos, los niÑos fueron retirados de las aulas por la presencia de este grupo numeroso de vehÍculos con personas armadas a bordo. todos los asuntos que involucran a la de encuesta organizada son competencia de las autoridades federales. >> la consigna de los invasores fue la de limpiar la zona. llegaron armas largas, granadas y lanzagranadas. >> los mexicanos conmemorarÁn su fiesta de independencia en medio de extremas medidas de seguridad. el gobierno federal decretÓ 8 estados en

started to send prisoners to guantanamo bay in cuba. and there are still nearly 200 prisoners there. in north american editor examined the legacy. >> amid the tropical hills, a prison with a shadow. the president vowed to shut it down within a year of taking office, a promise unfulfilled. at its height, it held a 700. they have art class is, their own library. >> i of the the individuals behind the fence -- i am charged to treat them with dignity and respect. that is my prison. >> accused of masterminding the attacks, they're held in a secret part of the camp, the solitary confinement bloc of where prisoners won't cooperate. >> prisoners have attacked guards and a check every three minutes during the 24-hour cycle. it is a name that resonates throughout the world. questioning even basic values of right and wrong. >> the shock left america feeling vulnerable, determined to track down those responsible. >> we will smote them out of their holes, we will get them running, and we will bring them to justice. >> those captured were categorized

mientras el vicepresidente venezolano hugo chÁvez se encuentra en cuba para someterse a su cuartocicloca. >> partiÓ a cuba la noche del pasado sÁbado para su cuarta dosis de quimioterapia. afectado de cÁncer el presidentehabÍa encontrado en su misteriosa enfermedad a un extraÑo aliado que parece ayudarle a recordar su popularidad en las encuestas de cara a la batalla del electoral que se avecina. >> lo que viene es un huracÁn, compadre. >> importantes encuestadores de listas de crecimiento de la aprobaciÓn a chÁvez. desde las pasadas elecciones parlamentarias ha crecido en respaldo al -12 puntos. casi seis de cada 10 venezolanos no apoyan. >> la enfermedad lo que hizo fue fortificar estos lazos emocionales. >> alcÁzar parece haber ayudado a reforzar los vÍnculos que mantiene con amplios sectores de la poblaciÓn. para lograr el tercer asunto queda claro. hasta ahora el caso de sido Útil. >> claro,1 utilidad que tiene un precio muyalto porque si es de verdad, la encuesta no sirven para nada. >> todo esto ocurre en medio de un paÍs descontento, afectado por graves problemas de inflaciÓn,

que no van a hacer nada. >>> ayer las damas d sidentes durante una redada en santiago de cuba est semanarave. no lo sÉ si es alos cubanos seremos os en enterarnos. Ás sanchez tiene razÓn. pelogÍa es un reto para un rÉgi mÁs vulnerable en miami, angie sandoval, telem É: nuestra pausa por hoy >>> presentamos amilia aur rÍan liberados de un ce detenciÓn. serÍan re evaluadas en un aÑo. aquÍ lo tienen. el aumcon eso mes de pido.

para las elecciones presidenciales este domingo en guatemala >> el ex gobernador richardson viaja a cubas para dolores de articulaciones. más que las medicinas en tylenol... ...o aleve. la medicina en advil es... número uno recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. >> el ex gobernador de nuevo mÉxico richardson realizÓ un viaje a cuba en donde tratarÍa de liberar alan g. y la familia del cliente estÁ complacida con la in vital vivitaciÓn que le h richardson. >> el general retirado otto pÉrez lidera las encuestas para las elecciones presidenciales en guatemala, muchos analistas consideran que estÁ al borde de convertirse en un narco estado para sus seguidores ofrece una soluciÓn a la violencia pero como nos explica no puede escaparse del cuestionamiento sobre su pasado militar. >> saluda como en sus viejos tiempos de general. con puÑo levantado sus fieles le exigen mano dura. >> buscan un salvador. >> vamos amigo. >> el candidato presidencial otto pÉrez reconoce que guatemala estÁ en una encrucijada, el cartel mexicano los zetas libra una

case in the us that are sounding the trumpets for bill richardson's fight for an american held in cuba. and from the cuban five to the white house twenty seven a group of activists fighting to shut down the school of america as well as for the criminal charges these activists now face after deciding to fight for their rights and their beliefs. good evening it's september twelfth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster you are watching r.t. now fear in the markets today as investors and economists worry that greece could be closer to defaulting on its debt analysts are saying they don't believe the u.s. can be insulated from this stress on european banks economists are already worried the u.s. is headed into recession and worry europe could be the tipping point but in this crazy world president obama took to the calm of the rose garden to try to sell his jobs bill though the world economy. that is full of uncertainty right now in europe and the middle east some of them may be beyond our control. but this is something we can control. obama says something we can control is pass

>> more than swimmer diana nyad said she disappointed she didn't complete her attempt to swim from cuba to florida but does not plan on trying again. the 62-year-old had to quit halfway because she said the pain from the number of portuguese man-of-war stings was unspeakable. those stings left her face and lips -- swollen. >> [ inaudible ] when it hit the pain was paralyzing. i thought you know what, jellyfish this is going to happen all the way across you better suck it up. >> tough cookie. this is the l.a. woman's second attempt in the past two months. >>> mike is in with the forecast looking pretty. >> looks nice, a lot of sun, warming trend on the way, temperatures could be above average for a couple of days. guess what comes this weekend? another cooling trend. we'll >>> right now president obama is holding a town hall meeting in mountain view. this is a live picture inside the computer history museum where you can see the president speaking. this is the worldest largest online professional networking service link in hosting the event. >> president is talking about the economy, t