. >> agentes de aduana encontraron dinero en un contenedor en el puerto de auckland . >> según autoridadesabando fue el trabajo de un individuo. >> salen a la luz más detalles de la empresa del valle del silicio que pagaba a indocumentados 2 dólares y fraccion la hora. >> beatriz buenas tardes . >> fue un contratista de la empresa que se dio cuenta de lo que sucedia y lo denuncio. >> los había traído la en presa blum energy, la compañía está ubicada en sunidale, les pagaban menos del mínimo si llama en este momento. >> le pagaban 2,66 la hora . >> si bien no dieron detalles de ¿cómo se inició la investigación?. >> el diario mercury dijo que un contratista dijo haber sido quién alerto a las autoridades . >> las leyes federales protegen a todos los trabajadores de estados unidos, con o sin inmigración . >> ahora pagaran cerca de 70mil dólares a los trabajadores por salarios no abonados como debían, ahora el mensaje es claro para prevenir esto. >> si pasa en otras compañías que los trabajadores se comuniquen con nosotros, llamen al teléfono en pantal.l >a> los trabajadores pueden hablar al pd

. >> son las temperaturas, en san josé, 55 y 54°, auckland también lluvias, cuidado en las autopista,manera de recreación. >> el problema es cada vez más grave entre la población. >> representantes de organizaciones de todo el país, llegaron a washington, para abogar por programas para jóvenes, nosotros vimos que el problema es que los jóvenes toman alcohol siendo menores, quinciañeras o eventos deportivos. >> cafca visitó a congresistas para tener apoyo bipartidista. >> lo importante son los esfuerzos de la scomunidades, el enemigo de sus hijos podría estar en su propia casa, cada día jóvenes abusan de medicinas recetadas por primera vez . >> más personas mueren de sobredosis que de accidentes vehiculares. >> yo creo que los padres, tienen que trabajar todo el día, de 7 a 7 o de 4 a 4 . >> y los jóvenes llegan a casa y no tienen que hacer, ahí inicia el problema. >> hay que ver para que juntos puedan buscar mecanismos y ver el consumo de drogas y sustancias ilicitas, en washington, maría rosa lucchini univisión . >> una encuesta investigo lo que pensaban hombres y mujeres de la impor

the man was in the water about 25 miles east of auckland. the body was removed from the water. last fatal shark attack in the area was in 2009. we look at these pictures. you were just talk about california. they always surprise you when you hear about these shark attacks. >> that's good. they are random enough we don't consider them every day. >> straight ahead four two police gunned down while investigating a sex assault case. chuck hagel will be sworn in this morning as our next defense secretary and we have some stocks to watch. plus why the protests at a good inquiry tire plant happening? >>> welcome back to "early today." here's some stories making news this morning. >>> a bus carrying a university of maine basketball team skids off an embankment north of boston. the driver was seriously injured. the team coach was treated for cuts on his face and more than 20 others have minor injuries. >>> in illinois former state lawmaker robin kelly is the democratic nominee in a race to replace jesse jackson jr. kelly's campaign was helped by $2.5 million in ads about gun control fro

officials say a man was swimming near auckland when he was grabbed by a huge shark about 14 feet longempted to save the man. they shot the shark, but it swam away. it appears to be a great white. there have only been about a dozen fatal shark attacks in new zealand in the past 180 years. >>> an australian billionaire wants to build an exact replica of the titanic. clyde palmer unveiled the blueprints for the titanic here in new york on tuesday. more than 150 people died when the original sank on april 15, 1912, but that hasn't stopped 40,000 people from saying they want to be on the second maiden voyage. >> titanic 2 was the inspiration of having -- satisfying a market that wasn't being served really. people were willing for a cruise ship to go on a cruise, and what better ship than to have the titanic 2. >> palmer says people have offered to pay more than a million dollars for a first-class cabin. >>> in the nba now tensions bubbled over in the pacers/warriors game. in the fourth quarter, indiana's roy hibbert gets into a shoving match with golden state's david lee. the scuffle escal

professor and sneakily to the director studies security and intelligence studies at the university of auckland thank you very much for joining us you are in support of the draft communications data below i heard you describe yourself at a recent talk stunk at the picnic if these fees and these proposals are so unpopular why are the government pushing them through all the time when government is pushing them through because the government realizes that they're needed some thirty million people use the internet to communicate with each other each day in the united kingdom people in this country fully accept that for more than a hundred years. their telephone conversations are likely to be mine if they're seen as a national security risk if there is a suspicion that a particular person is engaging serious organized crime sex trafficking or terrorism the government can then institute pro as a member of the public who photo my e-mails for well if you don't want your e-mails . your not being gauged any kind of illegal activity your e-mails won't be pro if you want if you want complete privacy don't

professor and sneakily to the director studies security and intelligence studies at the university of auckland thank you very much for joining us you're in support of the draft communications data below i heard you describe yourself at a recent talk is the skunk at the picnic if these fees and these proposals are so unpopular why are the government pushing them through all the time when the government is pushing them through because the government realizes that they're needed some thirty million people use the internet to communicate with each other each day in the united kingdom people in this country fully accept that for more than a hundred years. their telephone conversations are likely to be mined if they're seen as a national security risk if there is a suspicion that a particular person is engaging serious organized crime sex trafficking or terrorism the government can then institute a probe as a member of the public who if i do my emails for a well if you don't want your emails. your not engaged in any kind of illegal activity your e-mails won't be productive you want if you want compl

hollande in mali america's been providing logistical support for the military campaign and joining auckland of the institute for democracy and cooperation says all i the nation cares about is increasing their influence in africa i think the two main factors in this are france's own desire to strengthen the whole role on the international stage in particular piece of you know european partners and also the american strict future plans for africa it's important to know that america which strongly supports fronts in this mali and intervention has plans for establishing a military presence in the military control over the whole of the african continent some people speculated that used the phrase that this was america leading from behind that america decided to put forward its european allies to do as it were its dirty work in a continent where china has been establishing an economic presence now very successfully for a large number of years so there is a ground ball for africa isn't there is it just to grab the resources yes it's obvious that the securing of energy resources is one of the key f

now that are that are in it they've just concluded the fifteenth round of those negotiations to auckland new zealand i had the great honor and pleasure of representing the teamsters down there and all clear for that round of negotiations the next round coming up in singapore one important thing that your viewers need to know about these negotiations is that it's really the last time we're going to be negotiating a multilateral free trade agreement it's called a docking agreement and any other countries that want to get into a free trade deal with us have to just joining this thing after the fact so that's the kind of the official version on officially i have to say that it's really part of a larger geo political effort to marginalize china economically in the pacific rim so you think about that commercial japanese in the geopolitics of the pacific rim and it has as much to do with our diplomatic goals our political goals as it does to do with so-called trade policy and what are its implications i understand and maybe you can correct me on this but it instills an international court that

professor and sneakily to the director studies security and intelligence studies at the university of auckland thank you very much for joining us you're in support of the draft communications data bill i heard you describe yourself at a recent talk the skunk at the picnic if these these and these proposals are so unpopular why are the government pushing them through all the time when the government is pushing them through because the government realizes that they're needed some thirty million people use the internet to communicate with each other each day in the united kingdom people in this country fully accept that for more than a hundred years. their telephone conversations are likely to be mine if they're seen as a national security risk so it's completely absurd to think that there should be this new form of communications that should somehow be exempt from these sorts of measures cape ysaye to bugger furrowing you need a warrant with the proposals the idea is the perhaps my information of finding members. public i'm doing nothing well why should my emails you know place to my twitter acc

almost complete of the rebels were pushed from their positions into the desert two weeks ago and on auckland from the paris institute of democracy corp use the money intervention could be part of a wider campaign for western domination of africa and the two main factors in this are france's own desire to strength from the role on the international stage in particular piece of you know european partners and also the american strict budget plans for africa it's important to know that america which strongly supports fronts in this mali and intervention has plans for establishing a military presence in the military control over the whole of the african continent some people speculated that used the phrase that this was america leading from.

they are trying to get back to virginia they have been in auckland....d. >> reporter: of striding? >> if all goes well but we are just being cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: after 45 minutes. >> we got rebooked through houston and we are going to go from san francisco houston, nor focu and from hous- to norfolk, virginia. new york, boston, new yo newark, new jersey and even some chicago o'hare. san francisco, rob fladeboe, kron 4. >> jacqueline: is easy to see those cancellations with the region. we have these conditions that are strengthening. it is feeding cold air. helping the snow even worse. really heavy rainfall. it is still turning to snowfall with very, very heavy snowfall through several states. that dark and deep blue with nearly 1 in. per hour in some locations. when this will stick around several hours on heavy snowfall could see 2 ft. or more connecticut, massachusetts. >> pam: only on kron 4-- we have uncovered what police are calling fraudulent car repairs.right here in san francisco. we've obtained these pictures from a victim who says

. >> not new zealand and not the town of auckland, but auckwin financial. >> that stock is up 8.5%. > finally get be an upgrade. >> yeah. listen, this stock is well off its high. but stern ag we soog seeing them up ahead. buying with an $9 harvest. this is an out of consensus upgrade. this is not a call on the quarter. he actually put that in bold on his note. he said this is more after constructive longer term view of the company because, in a nutshell, they are moving away from e-mail that you've got read search based result. he said they may even be early. so credit to you, time on the table, but upgrading tock and it is moving today. >> we appreciate his honesty. in the meantime -- >> yeah, let's welcome to the show. spencer. deputy bureau chief. could be the first of many visits. >> we'll see. >> depends on how this goes. >> yeah. >> how are you feeling now, by the way. >> i work every a lot of pressure everyday. >> he works at the journal. this is easy for him. you wrote a fantastic piece, and i say fantastic in its disturbing nature, which is about the millions of americans get

. >>> beaches are closed near auckland, new zealand today after a fatal shark attack.en he was bit. police rushed to the area and shot at the shark. they think it was about 14 feet long and likely a great white. >>> a substitute teacher from san rafael is in line for a whole lot of loot. he is the cousin and only heir to a treasure from nevada. and plenty of armed guards were on hand when part of that treasure was auctioned off. the 69-year-old nevada man who died of heart problems and millions of dollars worth of gold coins in his garage. the first part of the collection to be sold was worth $3.5 million. >> grandpa! >> there you go. i know. >> did you see the armed guards? they weren't fooling around. >> i'm sure a lot of cousins are coming out of the woodwork. >> i remember you. >>> when you're trying to impress people you can sometimes go overboard. people in general. >> here you go. here's an example from the nfl con bine in indianapolis. a player from syracuse university ran an impressive 40- yard dash but not graceful crossing the finish line. he wasn't injured.

is auckland's the tunnel. the one over the bay area for a night actually happens pretty commonly.e score by 7% water so the objects are usually over the ocean somewhere so you don't see them. most of the time the board of the atmosphere and you might get a few couples burning into the ocean. it's actually pretty common. in this day and age how could something that big catch you by surprise and not be noticed. well the ability to find these is actually not very good. it's all being done with ground- based telescopes. we don't only have a good method for finding the space rocks. we think there may be as many as a million * up there. so there are observatories in california and new mexico, and those are worried to the professional tracking? yes there are plenty. they are all over. the one in australia as having some problems are now. there's no real way to intervene correct? i heard that it's very dangerous to try to shoot them down. you do not want to try to blow them up, because what you end up with is a but the smaller asteroids still coming ashy. what you're really want to do is

the beach and several others in the auckland area have been closed now for the next few days as well.k running out. the journalist bob woodward on the budget face-off and his controversial claim that the president is moving the goalpost. >>> a landmark u.s. supreme court case. african-american leaders argue that voting rights still need protection, on the same day that a civil rights icon is honored. rosa parks' legacy, that's ahead. >>> and trouble brewing. budweiser fights allegations that its beers are watered down. i'm wolf blitzer along with kate balduan, you're in "the situation room." >> hope lies eternal. >> hope springs eternal. >> hope springs eternal. >> hope springs eternal. >> maybe not. don't let all that hope talk fool you. the fight over forced budget cuts is going down to the wire. the president and the congressional leaders, they are finally agreeing to sit down and talk, but not until friday. that's the day the cuts go into effect. and a lot of people are asking, what is going on? what are we all waiting for? let's bring in our chief congressional correspondent, dan

he stopped in auckland, new zealand on his way back to tahiti.land was home to a museum with a superb collection of works representing the legacy of the maori people. the maori had migrated from tahiti and other parts of polynesia to new zealand centuries earlier. his brief stay in auckland finally gave gauguin a chance to see traces of the lost tahitian art he'd been seeking and inventing. he sketched them on the spot for future use. back in tahiti, his sketch of a maori treasure box inspired his painting of a vase holding sunflowers. back in tahiti, his sketch of a maori treasure box east meets west in the mythic imagery that gauguin invented. he sought parallels between christianity and the spirituality of other cultures. "ave maria" shows a tahitian madonna and child being worshipped by two women inspired by a relief at borobudur. gauguin was intent on searching for a spiritual connection that he thought was the essence of humanity. in 1901 gauguin, now in his 50s, was creatively and physically exhausted. reader (gauguin): today i've hit bott