and they all had cruz jerseys. >> really? it, i'm walking in the mall, and i see somebody with my jersey on and my girlfriend's like, "oh, he has your jersey on. let's go take a picture." i'm like, "no, no, no." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like mc hammer going, "hey, that guy's wearing my pants." [ laughter ] chill, man. just chill. it's a fashion thing, man. he's into it. >> exactly. >> jimmy: but you got the key to the city. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, how big is the key to the city? >> it's about -- it's about this big. >> jimmy: now, is it, like, a ben franklin-looking key or is it -- >> it is. it's huge. it's huge. i'm wondering if there's some, like, old castle door that i get to open. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. bloomberg probably -- he's probably got some party shack or something everyone's allowed to go to. [ laughter ] now, you're from paterson, new jersey, right? >> paterson, new jersey, yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: they call that silk city. >> yeah, yeah, silk city. >> jimmy: silk city they call that, yeah. >> si

santa cruz and the cities of santa cruz and watsonville. i very much admire charlie's extensive experience in land use planning and development. after the loma prieta earthquake, charlie was a project manager of the santa cruz downtown recovery plan and he also played a key role in helping watsonville in addressing recovery issues. he's lectured and consulted internationally. most recently in new zealand after the earthquake and written extensively about planning and disaster management. charlie will discuss the extraordinary efforts that will taken to rebuild and restore the business community in santa cruz after the earthquake. and, charlie. [applause] >> well, i guess in keeping with the confessionals on where were you on october 17, 1989, i have to confess, i was at home. i left work a little early that day. you can guess why. so my wife and i were there and the earthquake hit and we got up and stood under the hallway, archway and, you know, i remember it shook for that 17, 14 seconds, whatever it was. and we were actually in pretty goo

downtown santa cruz at night. a common place for people to meet up and get to know each other. >> santa cruz is a very crazy place. >> reporter: santa cruz native, steven bolster, will also tell you that it can get dangerous after dark. >> there's a lot of weird people in santa cruz. >> reporter: a chance meeting with this man, seen here casually walking into a convenient store changed another man's life last weekend. police say just moments before he walked into usa gasoline, this man beat up, tortured and robbed someone he met outside a downtown bar sunday morning. >> that happening isn't beyond the realm of santa cruz. >> reporter: investigators say the man and two other people, including a woman, beat up the victim at a santa cruz inn. they punched, choked and burnt him with cigarettes, to get him to reveal his atm p.i.n. he failed to withdraw the cash because the victim had no money in his account. that man you saw in the surveillance video, has dotted tattoos in his face. and he and his friend took off in a

here in santa cruz, at the santa cruz harbor, the harbor itself as well as many individual boat owners are still feeling the effects of last year's tsunami. so they can't understand why the federal might want to cut early warning system that could have prevented loss of life here. >> i lost my favorite boat. >> reporter: damon meyer survived the santa cruz tsunami but lost his 22-foot sailboat which sang to the bottom of the santa cruz harbor. >> i probably took 1,000 pounds of mud out of that boat including a live fish. >> reporter: this is how it sank. the tsunami rolled into the santa cruz harbor with wave after wave in all 13 boats sunk and the harbor suffered $22 million in damage. santa cruz got off lucky. >> this could have been lives lost if we didn't have the necessary warnings to prepare. >> reporter: the harbor master is talking about noaa's tsunami warning system which sends alerts when tsunamis are on the way. >> we get warnings to our cell potential. >> reporter: next year's proposed federal budget slashes $4.6 from noaa including a $1 million cut regarding the buoys in t

because what happened in santa cruz is everybody in city hall and the e.o.c. was stumped what to do next. their first thought was, ok, we can't let anybody in until we demolish all the buildings. well, that was a big nonstarter for the business community because their livelihoods depended on getting access to those buildings. so the long story short is after about a week of kind of floundering with what to do, the city kind of reinvented itself and that's when i got plunked in as incident commander and that really i think illustrated two things. one is that you have to reinvent your organization. even if you're well planned you have to reinvent things because you don't know who's going to be available, you don't know who's going to be stuck on the bridge, you don't know who's going to show up and you really don't know how people individually are going to react. so that was one thing, and the second thing is recognition of part of the mayor and the leadership of the city that they needed to partner with the business community and the downtown. i just happened t

but cruz's, i love cruz's. >> this is madonna's take on cruz's celebration. >> he's inspired me.en practicing my salsa moves and i'm going to show them to you and you tell me what you think of them. okay? here we go. we'll get victor to watch this, too. here we go. this is madonna with the silk city salsa and i'm going to say she is rooting for the new york giants. i have to say. >> what do you think? do you think he'd approve? >> absolutely. >>> as a dancer madonna is a hell of a singer. that's all i got to say. victor cruz has got that nailed down. that's his. >> he owns it. >> you got something really cool coming up tonight. >> i do. we'll be talking about an adventure that i had today that i think i enjoyed. there were some problems. here's what i have to say. they do not make indy race cars for guys who are 6'2" and 225. leave it at that. okay? >> it's going to be fun to watch tonight at 11:00. vance in an indy race car still trying to get him on that zip line. >> while you're working he's running around in race cars and eating giant donuts. what's wrong with that picture? i

live in santa cruz, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> there's quite a buzz over a new restaurant in oakland.t's because it attracts a lot of customers craving a healthier diet. christin ayers shows us organic has appeal. >> reporter: call it an oasis in the midst of one of oakland's worst food deserts amid the fast food joints and liquor stores. >> reporter: a food court style restaurant where 80% of what's made is organic. >> fresh vegetables, fruits and all ingredients mainly are fresh. >> they got a boost from the city of oakland when they opened a month ago. on busy 98th avenue, where food choices are usually fast rather than fresh, customers quickly notice. >> by lunchtime this place we have long lines. >> reporter: it's not hard to see why business is booming here in east oakland where organic food is hard to come by. the closest other options are wendy's and subway. >> it's a great place because there is nothing in deep east oakland. >> reporter: this was the "oakland tribune"'s columnist's first trip here. she hopes the renaissance is moving east. >> this is a good first step. >> rep

. >> chivas y cruz azul . >> algunos mandaron sus comentarios . >> cruz azul en ambos torneos dicen algunosas con tremendo golazo . >> hijo prodigo de la cantera catalana . >> chavi hernández después . >> barcelona es finalista y se enfrentara al atletic de bilbao . >> atenas 2004 . >> buscara hacer campaña con los super gallos . >> arellano representante de ortiz dijo que la pelea será reprogramada para el 30 . >> gracias enrrique y si usted busca empleo pronto habrá cientos de trabajos disponibles . >>se espera que apple inahugure sus nuevas plazas . >> en san francisco hay candidatas de sobra para casarse o tener una novia . >> el mayor número de solteras junto con auckland . >> dónde no hay muchas es en fresno y en bequersfield . >> yo creo que si . >> es el horario por eso estoy solo y dejado . >> no es que sea maniático . >> si partidazo y no cae nada . >> luego les pasó el número en facebook . >> el dueño de sus quincenas . >> ahora vamos con guillermo quiroz y el clima . >> ¿qué tal? guillermo . >> gracias ¿qué tal? buenas noches de regreso a la costa oeste con sistemas de altas pre

i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with politics and theology. president obama's campaign is criticizing republican contender rick santorum. the former pennsylvania senator said that president obama believes in a, quote, phony theology, but santorum insists he wasn't talking about the president's christianity. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington. >> reporter: good morning. last night, even more comments that raised eyebrows from santorum, who has pitched himself as the most conservative candidate in this rate. critics haare saying his commen over the weekend are over the line. last night, rick santorum seemed to compare president obama to hitler. >> maybe he's not the best guy after a while. you found out some things about this guy in europe. >> reporter: this after another controversial comment saturday. >> it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life. it's not about your jobs. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. >> he's actually questioning the president's faith. that i

a tsunami from japan tossing boats around in santa cruz here in the bay area. now the obama administration wants to cut money for tsunami warning and preparedness programs. gil diaz is at ocean beach in san francisco with reaction. gil. >> reporter: hi, grace. good afternoon. yeah. those budget cuts could affect how many special buoys operate at the same time. they are called dark buoys, way out there in the ocean 39 of them. and these buoys help forecast a tsunami as one of the warnings systems is going off right now. [ siren ] >> reporter: since this is the bay area, some residents belief the more dark buoys that are working, the safer we are. the damage that the santa cruz harbor suffered last year from a tsunami is making some san francisco residents wonder if that could happen in their own backyard. >> we live on mount davidson which is as far from here as you can get. and i have wondered if we live far enough away. >> reporter: the u.s. government proposes to cut $4.6 million from tsunami programs managed by noaa. the cuts could affect 39 buoys known as d

coming up out of the santa cruz mountains.go but be very careful driving over the hill. gusty conditions. then as you cross there, northbound 85 shows speeds into the 40s and 20s at times, volume really kicking in. 87, 101, all slow in through san jose. a typical pattern but definitely heavier that we see at this time on any typical wednesday. lower those speeds for safety sake, of course. peninsula side moves nicely, 101 and 280 despite a lot of rain. 880 south out of fremont, newark city and fremont, slowing. earlier accidents, eastbound 580 still blocking one lane approaching the castro valley y. a lot of slowing. northbound 880 at 23rd, the earlier accident has completely cleared finally from lanes. we still have a slow drive. live look past the coliseum, still stacking up at high street but moving nicely around the bend, up through downtown then hitting the bay bridge toll plaza where christie smith talked about those continuously changing conditions. misty conditions, rainy conditions and wind is a factor around the bay,

so the santa cruz mountains could get a little bit.verybody else, it will be tuesday night into wednesday where we see a better chance. across the state, very breezy, gusty winds in the sierra nevada. 71 in vegas. back home, in is where it should look like. low to mid-60s. 63 in livermore. 65 in morgan hill. 66 in gilroy. pretty nice gay but it will breezy. slight chance of showers overnight sunday into monday. perhaps a quarter of an inch of rain by wednesday. then we're dry again for this weekend 1st of march. >> some of most pop popular animals at academy of sciences in san francisco are about to get new roommates. penguins have been crowd pleasers for years and dan ashley will take a look who will be sharing the spotlight. >> dan: these are pajama sharks. they were born in an aquarium in portugal and six of them are adjusting to life behind the scenes at the academy of sciences steinhart aquarium. sooner they will be moving. >> did she say they are putting sharks in here? they will be sharing this 25 gallon exhibit tank. >> the sha

-en la copa libertadores godoy cruz cerró con victoria más detalles en los deportes. www.atmedios.comsulema: muy buenas noches gracias por dejarnos entrar a sus hogares con una emisión más de telenoticias washington le saluda sulema salazar. esta noche la policía metropolitana de washington está tras la pista de unombre que asaltó sexualmente a una mujer el mes pasado y mostrar un video para que ayude a dar con su paradero. angelica herrera nos informa. >> reportera: este hombre aparentemente hispano es el que las autoridades creen que asaltó a una mujer sexualmente al noroeste de washington. >> estamos investigando un asalto sexual que ocurrió en la cuadra 3200 de la calle el 16 enero las horas de la madrugada a las 2:30 ahí mi. >> reportera: el video captado por la cámara de seguridad muestra el momento en que el sospechoso se acerca al intercomunicador y después de intercambiando palabras con residentes del edificio hasta que finalmente logra entrar o fama de la víctima estaba entrando el edificio el sospechoso se le acercó y entró detrás de ella, ya adentro el hombre abusó de ella

san jose to los gatos and santa cruz mountains and then back toward the san mateo and santa cruz coast line. windy, cold with rain. cool, breezy shower and keep that cool breezy theme going. temperatures will drop compared to sunday except for the city. everyone including san jose from 63 to 57 and 46 is possible and 40s are very popular because they are all stuck in har that cloud cover and west and northwesterly wind is gusting to 50 and some the ier -- higher elevations will get break tonight. scattered showers and possible thunderstorms today. cold unstable air and mostly cold and mostly cloudy. 50s on the temps and system will give us partly sunny and partly sunny cool on tuesday days are fine. wednesday, thursday and tri and mornings are really chilly then the next rain is saturday night and sunday morning. >> thank you. it's 7:26. a dangerous situation in solano county a suspect goes for a sheriff deputy's gun. >>> we are live in hagwood where police are interviewing potential witnesses after a body was found on a neighborhood sidewalk. we will have the latest information. >>> a

them were lance corporals miguel terrazas, justin sharratt and stephen tatum; corporals sanick dela cruz and hector salinas; and private first class humberto mendoza. at about 7:00 a.m., as they drove west, a terrific explosion rocked wuterich's convoy. justin sharratt was in the lead vehicleÇhz >> i heard a large explosion from behind me. i turned around to, you know, assess what happened. i remember seeing the second humvee and the third humvee. i remember calling that out. and then i don't remember seeing the fourth one. >> narrator: the fourth humvee had been destroyed. two marines were wounded and the driver, lance corporal miguel terrazas, was literally torn in half by the explosion. >> he was one of the greatest marines i've ever known, but you don't have time to mourn. you don't have time to do any of that. >> narrator: wuterich and some of his men engaged a car they deemed hostile near the scene of the explosion, killing its five occupants. they then advanced on these nearby houses after identifying them as the source of incoming fire. what the marines could not have known was t

just to james a few, that was a record although livermore 79 and santa cruz wrapping it up. for most not for everybody, winds advisories until 6:00 p.m., north bay hills to the santa cruz mountains. high pressure will be building most of tomorrow but we will start to see a westerly breeze, we will have a winds advisory for the higher terrain. north wind at santa rosa and temperatures are a little bit different than yesterday instead of 30s and 40s and 50s, everything stays to the north ridge of high pressure everything starts to come down. but patchy fog, 70s for some, almost for everybody, we will go 78 in santa rosa, 76 san jose, santa cruz will not be as warm, there is a patchy fog over there and sunny and warm and we will continue the cooling as we go into the earl -- early in the week, pam. >>> a shooting at one of sun fran's biggest tourist spots and we will have more about the incident at fisherman's wharf. >>> and firefighters continue a desperate search, they want to know what happened to the family who lives inside this house gutted by fire.

we have seen some of that into the santa cruz mountains but not much. the system really going to thicken up tonight into tomorrow morning where we'll see the brunt of the storm pushing through. 6:00 this evening, chance of some showers developing in parts of the north bay. the clouds already rolling in across the rest of the bay area then slowly overnight it sags to the south. so by 4:00 in the morning pretty good rainfall around the bay area. some places maybe an inch of rain in parts of north bay so a good soaker headed our way which is great for us. enjoy the day today. it will be cool but mostly dry. 56 degrees in morgan hill. 55 in san mateo. only 51 and breezy in pacifica. cool temperatures in much of the east bay highs there only in the mid to maybe upper 50s on the warm end. inside the bay 55 degrees in oakland. 54 in alameda. about 51 degrees in daly city. and 56 in santa rosa. next couple of days a return to wintry weather around the bay area. looks like very cool temperatures continuing today and looks like that shower activity will continue

right now the santa cruz mountains are getting hit pretty hard. if you do commute over 17, you want to give yourself plenty of time and travel cautiously over the hill because you will fine areas of mud and rocks on 17. take it easy out there. just about everywhere we've seen these steady conditions just rain streaming onshore for the past three hours or so so it is wet, we've got puddles, ponding. whenever we get rainfall this fast the rain doesn't really have anywhere to go. take it easy out there. in addition to all that moisture coming down, slick conditions and winds as well, winds 15 to 30 miles per hour gusting to 40 at the coast. we're going to continue to see that as we head throughout the morning hours. front is now pushing onshore so it is at its most active. however once we dry out about 9:00 a.m. there is more on the way. we'll see spotty activity. it won't be as consistent. it will be lighter as well but continuously throughout the day today. we'll see these showers making for uncomfortable outdoor activities. make sure you just keep

light showers in the east bay as well and down toward the santa cruz mountains. guess what is getting picked up by doppler? mixed precipitation in the hills around ukiah. 5* winter storm warning for the lake county area for above 2,000 feet. we are looking at snow possibly above 2,000 feet. you can see it getting closer to the clear lake area. obviously it will be watching that. if you do take a picture send it to you report. twat it to me >> tweet it to me. a lot of snow in the sierra nevada. chains on all routes leading into the south lake tahoe area. it is only going to get heavier toward morning. temperatures are in the 40s and the 50s. the winds are picking up, gusting to 36 miles an hour out of the south at sfo. 38 in napa and 30 in fairfield. same thing in concord and it is pretty light in san jose right now. the winds are picking up as the storm is approaching and it is going to be definitely on the dicey side at times for the morning commute. rain and wind increase overnight. showers tomorrow through thursday. our dry and mild pattern will return being o

light showers in the east bay as well and down toward the santa cruz mountains. guess what is getting picked up by doppler? mixed precipitation in the hills around ukiah. 5* winter storm warning for the lake county area for above 2,000 feet. we are looking at snow possibly above 2,000 feet. you can see it getting closer to the clear lake area. obviously it will be watching that. if you do take a picture send it to you report. twat it to me >> tweet it to me. a lot of snow in the sierra nevada. chains on all routes leading into the south lake tahoe area. it is only going to get heavier toward morning. temperatures are in the 40s and the 50s. the winds are picking up, gusting to 36 miles an hour out of the south at sfo. 38 in napa and 30 in fairfield. same thing in concord and it is pretty light in san jose right now. the winds are picking up as the storm is approaching and it is going to be definitely on the dicey side at times for the morning commute. rain and wind increase overnight. showers tomorrow through thursday. our dry and mild pattern will return being o

monterey, santa cruz, santa clara valley south. main focus to the north. 95% of the forecast area is colder. it has lot of cold air. colder showers to the south. breezy lows 30s and 40s. and then today will be a cool and breezy day. highs in the mid 50s. that is right. scattered showers possible. there is not enough moisture here. down toward santa cruz and south of gilroy down toward prune dale. if you're heading in that direction or watching, yes. the breeze is starting to pick up a little bit. some of the higher elevations. nothing outrageous. when you get temperatures in the 30s and combine a breeze like that, that will cut right through you. clearing to the north. clouds to the south. i expect these temperatures to come down here. this system will take the turn in. southern california will get more rain than us. tomorrow morning will be really cold. system coming in from wednesday. but today cold lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. gusty wind to 30 miles an hour. cool and breezy. a coal morning. 50s an the highs. last week w

. >> asÍ es, lograron conversar con vÍctor cruz quien ha puesto a bailar salsa hasta a madonna, veamosueva york, los ganadores del super tazÓn. mÁs de un millÓn de personas se apostaron a lo largo de las calles de manhattan para celebrar en grande con su equipo. pero indiscutiblemente, el rey de la fiesta fue nuestro orgullo boricua vÍctor cruz quien fue el primero en desfilar y no paraba de bailar salsa. todos coreaban su nombre y nosotros fuimos los primeros en entrevistarlo. >> para estar aquÍ con mi equipo. >> y tu familia, ¿quÉ dice? >> estÁn en la casa mirándome. >> ¿este premio y este campeonato se lo dedicas a los latinos? >> sÍ. >> es que la cruz manÍa contagiÓ hasta a madonna. >> los gringos me van a demostrar cÓmo se baila salsa. [gritos] >> este es el octavo tÍtulo en la cuarta vez en ganar el super tazÓn, el Último se celebrÓ aquÍ hace cuatro aÑos. la parada empezÓ puntualmente a las 11 de la maÑana para luego hacer un recorrido en el caÑÓn de los hÉroes, aquÍ normalmente se le hace el reconocimiento a las personalidades de momento y finalmente el alcalde esperaba a los ca

, les habla natalia cruz.el tiroteo y se suiciÓ en su auto...un comiÉ de la Ámara de representantes de mississipi aproÓ el proyecto de ley hb-488 para combatir la inmigracÓn indocumentada en ese estado...y ante el alza del precio de la gasolina, el senador charles schumer dijo hoy que estados unidos debe presionar a arabia saudita para que produzca Ás petÓleo para suplir el crudo que dejaÁ de vender irn... ahora regresamos a la ♪ >> hay nueve personas que aftan mucho en la manera en que usted y yo vivimos, son los miembros de la corte suprema de justicia que estÁn analizando dos casos que nos afectan a los hispanos, para explicarnos cÓmo estas nueve personas nos afectan estamos con la jueza marÍa cristina. Éstos programas han permitido que estudiantes hispanos puedan entrar a las universidades, ¿quÉ estÁ haciendo la corte suprema? >> acaban de anunciar que van a considerar una apelaciÓn que comenzÓ en el estado de texas. el propÓsito es de corregir la discriminaciÓn que ha existido y de dar oportunidad, iguald

. >>> santa cruz police have made an arrest in the case of vandalism that damaged 50 vehicles last summer daniel o'reilly faces felony vandalism charges. police believes he slashed dozens of tires and painted was fast -- swastikas on at least three cars. police arrested him after testing dna samples, obtained at the scene. >>> san jose state officials say they will continue to use a long standing practice of giving admission preference to local students. last week they were considering ending the discount and admission advantage to south bay students. they say they couldn't afford it any more after state budget cuts it would have affected 1400 south bay high school graduates and community college transfers. leaders backed off on the plan after two days of meetings. >>> special invite from apple today for a big event next week. >>> face off between mitt romney and rick santorum. the high stakes battle that has the top two republican candidates courting democrats today at the polls. >>> groundbreaking policy that could have inmates, patients and workers in one county eating healthier. !ñ!e

i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with politics and theology. the campaign is criticizing rick santorum. the former pennsylvania senator says obama believes in a, quote, phony theology but then he said he wasn't talking about the president's christianity. nbc's brian mooar has the details from washington. >> reporter: rick santorum was talking about president obama's agenda. >> it's not about you or quality of life or your jobs. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. >> reporter: that phony theology line has the obama campaign crying foul. >> it's wrong, it's destructive, it makes it virtually impossible to solve the problems that we all face together as americans. >> reporter: santorum says he was not talking about religion. >> i believe the president when he says he's a christian but i'm talking about his world view. >> reporter: social issues have taking the front. >> if any of the three of us lose our home state, if santorum loses pennsylvania, romney loses michigan or i lose georgia, you have a very, very bad week in candidacy. >

en mexico, cruz azul tambien de local supero ampliamente 4-0 al tachira de venezuela, abrio el marcador a los 18 minutos, edixon perea, aumento a los 54, javier orozco con el tercero a los 79 y sobre los 81 minutos aparecio emanuel villa para cerrar la victoria de cruz azul 4-0 sobre tachira. hoy, en argentina, velez sarsfield recibe a las chivas de guadalajara y la universidad de chile a godoy cruz mendoza de argentina. vamos con el boxeo porque se viene otra pelea por titulo mundial. y es que el congresista, campeÓn welter manny pacquiao y el campeÓn mundial de las 140 libras timothy bradley jr. iniciaron la gira promocional de dos ciudades para promover su pelea por el tÍtulo welter de pacquiao el 9 de junio en las vegas. pacquiao y bradley, que se han combinado para ganar 11 campeonatos mundiales, disputara el ti Ítulo de la omb. considerados dos de los mejores boxeadores libra por libra del mundo en la actualidad. por otro lado, presionado para que ofreciera detalles del derrumbe de las negociaciones con mayweather, pacquiao dijo que hace varias semanas le hablÓ por tele Éfono y le

. >> la máquina de cruz azul, le contaremos lo sucedido al otro lado de la pausa, vamos y volvemos enama, y siempre se preocupó por los más necesitados. >> en los 70, don francisco, en esta epoca, chile sufre cambios políticos y económicos,pero don francisco esta ahí, en el aire, y sin divisiones llevando entretención, la gente se reúne a ver el programa, la labor social a ido de la mano con su carrera televisiva. >> las autoridades se dan cuenta la importancia de don francisco y da paso a una campaña, la teletón, no tiene que ver con mi trabajo, sino con mi vocación social. >> inspirado en jerry lous, comenzó ayudar a los niños con discapacidades. >> antes el entorno no estaba habilitado para los discapacitados. >> cómo mamá te darás cuenta lo que significa esto. >> de chile para el mundo. >> impresionante lo que se puede lograr, con la fama bien encausada. >> la máquina cruz azul, está imparable,. >> willyam bonilla, con las mejores jugadas. >> no camina bien en el torneo de clausura, pero bien el la copa libertadores de amÉrica, reicibieron a táchira. >> el director técnico willyam

a demostrar cÓmo se baila salsa. >> salsa, salsa. >> (gritos). >> cruz!.eyanina polanco. >> tremenda fiesta. >> y ya estÁ con nosotros rossana para presentarnos su segmento de deporte con algo muy especial en el tÍa de hoy. >> y pasamos contigo para que nos des un adelanto. >> buenas tardes pamela y bÁrbara muy cierto tenemos entrevistas sÚper exclusivas que van a disfrutar mucho. >> en el futbol mexicano las Águilas Águilas del amÉri Águilas del amÉrica, la direcciÓn, dueÑos deben sentirse contentos porque un portero netamente americanistas es considerado el mejor. >> el piojo herrera se expresÓ con toda franqueza y aclarÓ algunos puntos. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> (♪). >> pues resulta que los primeros 5 partidos del torneo clausura 2012 el amÉrica, ha conseguido 8 puntos y ya el piojo dijo que su meta es termine con 30 puntos para estar entre los mejores y clasificar a la liguilla, la polÉmica por la suplencia de osvaldo vizcarrondo, el piojo dijo que no se lo impusieron y que ademÁs sÍ le gusta como j o jugad jugador, vizcarrondo podrÍa tener su lugar de titularid

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san francisco 51 as we look at the monterey bay 46 santa cruz near 50 watsonville salinas 51 montereyt's talk about what is going to happen in this cycle, warmest afternoon from here on it gets colder clouds return tonight even drizzle and fog overnight better chance for showers friday into saturday morning sunday night into monday well above today -- five degrees in san francisco 65 napa and redwood city -- 70 today in san jose, seven degrees warmer and average. livermore 68 does, 11° warmer than -- [ inaudible ] no huge crashing dangerous surf at the coast today light winds going to feel every bit of the temperature you see. 66 monterey, rest of the bay inland low to mid 70s. clouds rolling in tonight followed by drizzle even a patch or fog or two most of us low to mid 40s like this morning upper 40s san francisco, half moon bay 30s santa rosa, clear lake and cloverdale high pressure will hold on one more day steering the storm to the north for today high clouds overrun this high pressure the tail end going to whip through tomorrow with just limited energy and limited moisture that'

la florida, las torturas en que eran sometidas por parte de sus padres adoptivos, vamos con natalia cruz por parte del ritual de tortura que le imponÍa su padre adoptivo y terminÓ matando a su hermanita gemela, advertimos que detalles son perturbadores. >> esta fue una verdadera casa del terror, para dos inocentes. >> (en inglÉs). >> estÁn escuchando la voz de kathia garcÍa, la madre sustituta de vÍctor barahona despuÉs de la tragedia. >> garcÍa relata que el mismo niÑo de 10 as le contÓ horrores que viviÓ en la casa de jorge y carmen barahona. >> (en inglÉs). >> garcÍa tambiÉn cuenta que victoria recordaba los pies de su hermanita nubia porque habÍan sido atados con cables. >> (en inÉs). >> el sadismo contra los hermanitos sobre pasaba todo lÍmite. >> (en inglÉs). >> acuerdo con garcÍa, victor se preguntaba si lograrÍa sobrevivir. >> acuerdo con su testimonio, solo le daban a los pequeÑos pan y leche una vez a la semana. >> mientras comÍan en la baÑera, los padres y los otros hijos de la pareja ceno ban carne, arroz y frijoles, las sobras acuerdo con garcÍa eran dadas al perro de la cas