. >>> con los bebés y las abuelas tenían de 3 meses a 65 años sim po es importante para ellos.n sed descompuso. >>> tuvimos un par de horas más estuvieron aquí y pudieron ver a su senador. >>> presentador, periodista y mecánico a veces. >>> dprzs jorge. >>> gracias enrique. >>> regresamos contigo. >>> gracias jorge y enrique una pregunta se dieron por enterados los congresistas de la mi dp mi dpra t migratoria en washington. y esperan ansiosos el congreso acerca de una reforma mi dpra tri. y miembros del senado, dicen llegar a un acuerdo bipartidista sobre revisión a compradores. volvemos. >>> noticiero univisiÓn continÚa de washington dc. >>> efectivamente estamos aquÍ, en la manifestaciÓn de decenas de miles de personas, para influir en la reforma migratoria. imaginense el recuerdo de esta gente. no hay truco, vienen a tratar de influir en los congresistas para que esos congresistas voten a favor de una reforma migratoria. enviamos a nuestro corresponsal pablo sÁnchez atras. al capitolio. a que desde a dentro. nos dijera que estaban viendo. >>> tienen como fondo los edificios

. >> reporter: morning is vicki sims whitney's favorite time of day. >> hi, sweetie. >> reporter: becauseorning is when she checks in with her friends. >> hi, cocoa. hey, charlie. >> reporter: cocoa and charlie are two of 20 horses vicki cares for on some borrowed pastureland in santa rosa. >> some of them are pranksters and jokers. >> reporter: each she says is special in its own way but all of them have come to her from dire circumstances. vicki started sadie's haven a horse rescue and sanctuary four years ago. she named it after the first she saved, a mare, lame from overbreeding. >> little old . >>reporter: with the help of volunteers, vicki raises money to cover the $2,500 a month it takes for food, medicine and farrier, often filling in the gaps with her own funds. finding space for her growing herd has been a challenge. >> horses are supposed to be like our wild horses, supposed to have access to freedom of a pasture and not be in a stall all the time. >> reporter: so when vicki starteworking at brighthaven, a sanctuary for smaller creatures, owner gale pope offered her the adjacen

among the games they shut down, the sims social and sims city social. ea says its more popular titles like plants versus zombies will stay online. they had trouble attracting players to many games and had to pull them off of facebook as well. >> carnival cruise line will foot the bill for the efforts to rescue the cruise ship standed out in the gulf of mexico earlier this morning. mary thompson is live at cnbc world headquarters with details and look at how the futures are trading. good morning, mary. >>> good morning to you, john. let's start with the futures, because they are higher after monday's selloff, the worst day for the markets in five months. they were worried about the health of the global economy following a report that it department grow as fast as expected i should say during the fourth quarter. gold is bouncing back after posting its biggest daily decline ever in dollar terms. it was down $140 over the last two days. the precious metal had fallen $203. this rng monmorning, investigat looking ahead. and earnings from johnson&john an and g

. >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> one of the stars also and they would play with the guitar which is not here today and also the violin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. so dance to the sound of a violin or the guitar is one of the unique forms of perare you vaifian dance and brought with the african slave trade in the 16th century. the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish) (applause). >> this type of patterns that he just performed are called this and this is a communication with the son and the mother and when we die, and the second one

to do sims still counts and mondo cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit it's. just the republican controlled see. it's. just. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. but they all look at those things in your face the heat. from the fire the damp. constantly exposed to heat. the sun kills me and they rip her soft when they wave the metal. if you want to rip you off yes. why do they say the medals dirty. when we found landmines but want to put minds there came with the jews garbage they throw them out we thought they were middle world but someone said their minds. what that woman. is going to be careful they don't explode son so what can we do have hold on and be patient. and how much did you make yesterday a minimum. of twenty shekels. and if you find closer anything bring them to our wash them. well you and your siblings can wear them. you see how we live it's a hard life. but the i didn't take you to a doctor because we're broke. god help us. take strength to survive only is the strong survive. and the can't live without strength. all the way th

mientras que sus familia se matan por la herencia y y ados el canelo futuro del boxeo mexicano, boxeador y simes este domingo "aquÍ y ahora" maquinaria elena salinas y teresa rodrÍguez. >>> y un pequeÑo que provoca caos en la hora mayor congestiÓn en una autopista al regresar. >>> . >>> (♪). >>> y terminoamos con este pequeÑo este pequeÑo perrito que para paralizÓ el trÁfico en una auto pista de honor lulÚ caminaba sin rumbo y temeroso hasta que aparecieron dos patrulleros para rescatarlo de uno muerte, despuÉs de una persecuciÓn que duro unos 20 minutos, y los conductores fueron cuidadosos y frenaron oportunamente para evitar atropellar a este perrito y finalmente el chihuahua fue rescatoado y entregado a su dueÑo. >>> y con esto el final, y maÑana los esperamos en las ediciones y tambiÉn bien cobertura completa desde venezuela con motivo de las elecciones presidencial, bol oportunoes informativos en toda

sims was baylor's last desperate chance. that's to be considered one of the biggest upsets in women's sports. top seeded bears knocked out by louisville. >>> who will play quarterback for the raiders in 2013 continues to be one of the biggest topics. rumors that matt flynn is about to become a raider. the acquisition of flynn would obviously also mean the departure of carson palmer. >> reports tonight that two important role players in the 49ers should be ready for training camp. hunter was a solid back up to frank gore until he was injured on this play against the saints in november. hunter suffered an achilles injury. williams was hurt when he planted his knee and suffered ligament damage. williams is also recovering in time to be there when the 49ers open training camp this summer. for those of you counting it down, this year's nfl draft just 25 days away. >>> still to come on this great sunday night's sports wrap, we take mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be her

. >> we have had another incident today, i'm told, at bolling air for barracks they sim nuns. so -- same substance. >> her is what is going on with kevin curtis who was brought up on charges on thursday of threatening the life of the president. he is out on bond now. his attorneys are saying the fbi made a huge move stake here for claiming their client is 1,000 percent instant and may have been framed. this would fit the narrative of a conversation i had with his brother, jack curtis, last thursday, in which jack said he does suffer from mental problems, bipolar disorder. an elvis impersonator who is well known, and also writings about a conspiracy theory but his brother says he had plenty of enemies who could have seen what he has written, and said i'm kevin curtis and i approve this message, to sent letters to the president and the others. we also talked with his attorney who says there are people out there who say that -- who he says could have been responsible for this. people who live potentially in the same area that he does as well. all of this, after a thorough search

having said that, there is no question, nobody is happy with our current immigration sim, we have to see what is the bill. i am confident. that hopefully we'll get something that is rational and moves the country forward. charles: i guess it does come down to that maybe we have to accept the fact that people who are involved in this, rubio, flake, maybe for some people mccain, they have our best interest at heart, they will look out for us. or otherwise it probably -- >> no. charles. you don't think so? >> i don't crust politicians -- i don't trust patrol tigs, they need to allow importan americane know what is in the bill, the last significant immigration bill was in 1982 that was put forth in senate. before it was there were 300 witnesses, 100 hours of hearings this bill we had 3 hearing this year, that is not enough. it needs to be taken more seriously and slowly. slowly. charles: we will put you down in a nancy pelosi column. what is it that people are afraid of? >> you know, michelle is right on this i think whether we rush -- when we rush, this is an o rule, moms know this, has

take twice a day abilify which oppression do cause that sodium so i compute new vigil ambiens symbolic sim best in were as a pam a lortab zoloft seroquel extended release again aspirin and just marijuana. so that's it. how many actual pills do i take a day. twenty or more so this is the healthiest i have been ever both mentally and physically they drugs are doing their thing. and they're working. it's rare that i give in to any of the side effects although i have them every day . from iowa city iowa. born and raised here. joining the i would national guard when i was seventeen years old as a medic with the one on one medical company. i figured you know from the medic probably not going to be fighting people you know i'm going to be helping people. i was really into everything that the bush administration was putting out there. and. two days effort and seventeen. i joined the national guard because it seriously if they could join. right i'd say it's go time. i found out right before i left i was going to be station a great prison. i never in my life thought i would work in a prison facility

the majority of their offerings are strategic builder games which remind old timers like me of the sim city series from my childhood i may not be the first thing that pops to mind right away but putting together. the casual games like these far more time and effort than one might expect and the right balance between difficult intertainment is the hallmark of a successful game. despite being so young the company boasts more than one hundred million users worldwide. smartphone is killing some time money game inside game. the company estimates players spent over. their screens. a year the company looks to keep its early successes. such achievements and can comment and profits aren't the only thing the company has managed to generate the creative juices it gave have given birth to a startup right next to one another. takes a traditional pastime and gives it a digital twist the underlying idea of their comics in. the same way users take them in is undergoing a major shift put people nowadays never too far away from their smartphones or tablets traditional content makers have a unique opport

. >> reporter: morning is vicki sims whitney's favorite time of day. >> hi, sweetie. >> reporter: becauseorning is when she checks in with her friends. >> hi, cocoa. hey, charlie. >> reporter: cocoa and charlie are two of 20 horses vicki cares for on some borrowed pastureland in santa rosa. >> some of them are pranksters and jokers. >> reporter: each she says is special in its own way but all of them have come to her from dire circumstances. vicki started sadie's haven a horse rescue and sanctuary four years. she named it after the first horse she seemed, a mare -- she saved, a mare lame from overbreeding. she covers $2,500 a month for food, medicine and farriers often filling in the gaps for her own funds. finding space for her growing herd has been a challenge. >> horses are supposed to be like our wild horses, supposed to have access to freedom of a pasture and not be in a stall all the time. >> reporter: so when vicki started working at bright haven, a sanctuary for smaller creatures, owner gale pope offered her the adjacent land for her project. >> vicki is compassionate, helping hor

. >>> musicians with the san francisco sim pony will be back to work -- symphony will be back to work. reached a deal to end a strike over pay and benefits. today's performance is for school children. it's the first in a series of three concerts from first and second grade students from san francisco public schools. >>> san francisco officials are reaching out to a group of residents in west portal whose homes were damaged by a massive water main break. more than 20 homes and a dozen vehicles sustained damage in the break on february 27th at 15th avenue and winona street. about two hours ago, norman yee unveiled a new field office which was established to help homeowners with claims. he says the process of helping those affected could take some time. >> this could be an issue for many residents over several months and maybe drag out into the rest of the year in terms of claims and what they have to do to their property. >> six claims have been filed so far. more are expected. homeowners have six months to file claims for property damage against the city. >>> california is known for th

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. >>> musicians with the san francisco sim pony will be back to work -- symphony will be back to work. reached a deal to end a strike over pay and benefits. today's performance is for school children. it's the first in a series of three concerts from first and second grade students from san francisco public schools. >>> san francisco officials are reaching out to a group of residents in west portal whose homes were damaged by a massive water main break. more than 20 homes and a dozen vehicles sustained damage in the break on february 27th at 15th avenue and winona street. about two hours ago, norman yee unveiled a new field office which was established to help homeowners with claims. he says the process of helping those affected could take some time. >> this could be an issue for many residents over several months and maybe drag out into the rest of the year in terms of claims and what they have to do to their property. >> six claims have been filed so far. more are expected. homeowners have six months to file claims for property damage against the city. >>> california is known for th

department of commerce said we need a million more graduates in sims that is on track to fill the jobs that will exist in 2020. you hope to touch a million girls and women probably not a coins denal number to ensure are in ls and women science. how are you going to do that? >> we need to find a million for julias and they are out there. it starts with acknowledging that girls and boys are good at math and science about the same. we live in a culture that tells girls that math and science and computers are not for them. i can walk into a for ever 21 and buy a t-shirt that says mat sucks. >> can you buy a shirt that says math is awesome? >> yes, we should make those soon. for everyone to tell the young girls in their life to go into computer science. secondly, julia wants to change the world. when she is thinking about what she wants to do next, that's what she's thinking about. we asked her, what are you thinking about computer science? she said i think about a guy typing at a computer. that is not exciting. we're teaching girls how to code and we're exposing them to entrepreneurs and w

wonderful portrait of his mistress at the time, which was entitled, "woman in an arm chair" but through simz ask it isn't until you look very deeply into the picture that you see exactly how he has created that sexuality. it is an extraordinary painting. it is one that we just restored at the met and i was at the museum yesterday and there were crowds of people around it, discussing, debating the nape nature of the work and that's exactly what we do at the met. we stimulate that debate. >> could the met have mapped a collection of this size without this donation? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear you? >> could the met have this kind of display without this kind of donation? >> no. it wouldn't have at all. i mean, this kind of art is extraordinarily unique. no museum would ever be able to amass this quality of collection. these are master pieces. every one of these works is a master piece. they're not available any longer. >> they're at the met now or going to be displayed when? >> there's one absolutely unique, exquisite work now. an exhibition in the fall of 2013 that exhibits this entire collec

it's entirely possible that there's not going to be a gun control bill pretty much for the reasons sim suggesting, that the white house has overplayed its hands. let me read some quotes. david pryor of arkansas, as a general rule, people in arkansas do not want any gun control. it's sort of a blanket statement. heidi of north dakota when she was running ran on schools tractors and guns, it's how we live. she met with the newtown families and she said to them directly to their face, i'm going to vote for the voters of north dakota. gun control in the states that kim just mentioned is simply an issue, no matter what they pass, those voters are going to vote against their elected representatives. it's just that hard out there in the country, and the white house doesn't understand that. and that's why harry reid is having such a difficult time getting any sort of bill through the senate. >> stuart: did newtown not change the political equation? >> not out in the country, i don't think he it did. >> for a while it did, but you're already seeing, at least according to the most recent wall st

creemos que sim poro tanto que los supervisores.decir que apoyan, que los inmigrantes sentra estados iguales, que las familias estÉn juntos y se regresa el proceso para todos los inmigrantes en el condado. >>> noticias 14 trotÓ de tener una entrevista pero no tuvimos respuesta. en otros condados como san francisco y san josÉ. no mantiene detenidas a las personas a la espera de ahÍ ice. apenas que se trate de delitos graves. contigo volvemos a los estudios. >>> acalorado debate sobre inmigraciÓn en audiencia en un comitÉ judicial del senado estadounidense varias voces, criticaron el proyecto de ley, y lo vincularon con los atentados en boston. un grupo de activistas reunido para la audiencia hoy. pidiÓ la oportunidad de alcanzar el sueÑo americano. >>> entendemos que serÁ duro, los siguientes meses, pero vamos a luchar, vamos a hacer lo posible para asegurar, que en este paÍs, pueden legalizarse >>> maÑana se harÁ otra audiencia, debe comparecer la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano. algunos expertos recomiendan que qu

terrorist attack it used to be maybe they got information and maybe they didn't and now they have a sim car so how netwoed future rrorists will be any link in the chain makes a miss mistake professionally or socially it begins to unravel the entire thing so we heard an interesting example when we interviewed a few navy seals for this book where they talk about a senior al qaeda commander in pakistan who they have been following for some time and lost track of. he had been very careful professionally on his phone, had tossed isim cards and had no problem picking up a phone and having a 40 minute conversation with his does nine afghanistan who he was looking forward to attendg his wedding, that was a mistake and led to his capturing and they get the sim card and everybody in his network. >> rose: why did he think about that. >> he made a mistake, nobody can be flawlessly careful, digitally or physically. >> and osama bin laden's case, he was ultimately can captured and killed because of the actions of his driver. and people worked very hard to get that information so we had a combination

annie sims, elliott cats, and ian hadel. >> i'm elliott cats. i don't know what happened to the other person. 35 years ago, i founded an organization here in san francisco that currently produces the ethnic dance festival with the hotel tax fund. in those days, i was fighting for the cultures of the minorities. there was a very strong effort to keep the ethnic minorities down by hotel tax fund giving all their money to the, in quotes, white cultures. that has been balanced out. now i see a similar kind of situation happening with the way the banks are treating the minorities, taking advantage of them and so forth. last week, i sat here and i saw people literally crying with tears in their eyes, people with hiv, people with the catholic charities of america, pleading, don't cut back their budgets, their lives depending on it. i'm here to basically say that you have an obligation for -- not to turn your backs on people in need. and if there is an opportunity here to have additional funds, you should not just simply say oh, we don't want to be both

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among the reasons were the botched release of sim city. >> the stock is up 13% over the past year. it up another 1.2% today. >> man, can those gamers get mad. not mad if you are long the markets. if you are just waking up, just crawling out from under your rock, take a look. s&p is up by 18 points. both of those are setting at all time highs.

america's blacklist of polish will think so what there's a game going on here yes true it does really sim like a game going on here and it is really only a part of a major counter a lot towards washington act now it consists as you just mentioned of different articles for instance ilog concerning the noncommercial are going to came into force in november twenty twelve and it also includes expansion for some american n.g.o.s operating in russia however here i need to mention and that's most more importantly now the recent adoption ban now moscow bans adoption off russian children by u.s. citizens starting from generally this year and the adoption ban also known as. a flaw was signed pretty shortly after the u.s. passed this so-called magnitsky act and at that time the review sparked some heated debate in both countries in. russia and in the united states what russia has long been demanding information from u.s. authorities on the fate of those russian children who were adopted by u.s. wester parents but this initiative really had very little thick socks in that regard and what is going on

. >> hacia adentro y hacia afuera, mÉxico pudiendo estar mejor de lo que estÁ, ha mejorado mi sim, elrma migratoria" cuando eras canciller se estaba hablando y tu pusiste esa frase en circulaciÓn de la gran enchilada. estamos 13 aÑos despuÉs. tu crees que esta vez la gran enchilada. se puede dar? >> lo que pasa es que la propuesta de reforma migratoria integral contiene lo o esencial que se viene negociando desde entonces. y la propuesta de busbush en el 2007 y permitir que entre un mayor nÚmero de personas en el futuro para que ya no tengo que haber ilegales, la mejor manera de evitar es lell cuandolas, que la economÍa de estados unidos, para pueda entrar a estados unidos, ilegalmente. eso estÁ en la reforma reforma migratoria. de piedras en el camino que sobre todo nos re pÚblico cab republicano des. >> gracias es un placer que estÉs de regreso aquÍ en univisiÓn. >> gracias. otra pausa regresamos con uno de los senadores que has ha empujado por una reforma "migra" migratoria. >> uno de los senadores que ha hablado con mÁs fuerza sobre la necesidad de una "reforma migratoria" de nuev

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annie sims, elliott cats, and ian hadel. >> i'm elliott cats. i don't know what happened to the other person. 35 years ago, i founded an organization here in san francisco that currently produces the ethnic dance festival with the hotel tax fund. in those days, i was fighting for the cultures of the minorities. there was a very strong effort to keep the ethnic minorities down by hotel tax fund giving all their money to the, in quotes, white cultures

years now since two thousand and two some of them are cleared for release have been declared in the sim by the united states however the u.s. refuses to transfer them and the congress refuses to provide funds for that the obama administration has closed the office that it had set up in the state department to study the closure of guantanamo and carry that out and it hasn't happened and so this is gone beyond the desecration of the qur'an that disrespect of their religion and they're now also protesting the worsening conditions as these prison officials are essentially retaliating against them and trying to end the strike by making conditions harsher and the detainees have been enduring all of this and plan to continue to do so. well on a strike because hundreds to stage a sit in in front of the u.s. embassy in kuwait protest has expressed outrage at the lack of action by kuwait's government to condemn the treatment of to of its nationals been housed in a tourist prison for the decade of the inmates has been charged with war crimes was no his side of it was mostly based on hearsay nothin