two thousand and twelve our correspondent election is in have on and on we can speak to him live alexy has it been a productive day for the two countries so far than. well indeed the word is coming from the revolution palace at the moment that signing of the document the procedure has started this will include lots of different very important deals including oil deals which would allow russia. the research of the cuban offshore oil platforms and of potentially about twenty billion barrels of. oil in that area also military cooperation and many other things but of course the most impressive and the thing and that's the talk of the town right now is russia officially rubber stamping unprecedented move writing off ninety percent of cuba's debts to the u.s.s.r. that is thirty two billion u.s. dollars the rest the other ten percent remaining ten percent of the debt will be reinvested into cuban economy the question now of course is what have on the will offer and now we also know that allows you to build and has held talks with i would guess that a current cuban leader and. asked him about his

. >> though alexis has had to adapt to her mother's frequent stays in jail, adapting is something she'se all her life. >> she got shot accidentally by a sawed-off shotgun. my daughter. she has one arm. she was 17 months old when it happened. and she's the most intelligentest person i've ever met. and she is so strong. >> i'm here to see monique jeffries. >> monique jeffries. >> yes, ma'am. >> in and out. i go through like most people i know hell and back. and just hoping that my mama can get out and share it with me. >> have you thought about what you want to talk to her about? >> money. i'm running low on it. i need $30. >> hey. look at you. >> did you cut your hair? >> huh-uh. >> look. >> you got nails. >> you see how long they are? >> they are. that means you ain't been nervous or angry. >> i miss you. you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> during the visit, alexis gets a cell phone call from monique's brother. >> oh, my god. tell my brother i miss him so much. >> your sister says she misses you so much. >> tell him to meet you to give you some money for me. tell him to give you $25 so

the blame on those who ruled the country at the time when i'm now joined by alexi other chefs he's been covering this story and has visited one of the bases alexy good to see. what did you see when you were in poland we went to the northeastern part of poland the town of ramadi where reportedly one of the cia black sites was located although i can say it was hard luck because we went there the only thing we can manage to see was the airstrip the military airstrip where reportedly. the cia prisoners were brought in and then taken to a different location we also heard witness accounts that they indeed saw military war military airplanes landing in that area even sometimes three or four o'clock in the morning but that is as far as it as it got we didn't find this location we didn't find this facility of course that if it existed there it was very seriously classified then we went back to warsaw and we had an interview with one of the lawyers of of these two men who by the people to be precise and he spoke of ample proof that these man possessed of being water boarded tortured deprived of sleep and all that happened a

>> if i'm expecting a call from my daughter, i'll just say, hey, alexis has to call me.> sometimes we work, and people are trying to reach us, occasionally. >> if they were. >> you feel like -- you go like this, and you go uh-huh, we know what you are doing. if you peek down, you don't want to be rude and disrupt the whole conversation, but you want to check and see. is that a bad thing too to do? >> i don't suggest it. i say put it away because you're distracted by it. put it as far away as you can, and then that way you can paw pay attention to guests. >> what if it's vibrating? what if my purse is off vibrating. >> push it aside. just let it go. just ignore it like it's not yours. >> what if you get a text from somebody, and sometimes i think i have to respond to that in a minute later. then i forget, and then it's halfway through the day, and then you respond. if they're like a time where -- >> we want instant response. that's why -- >> let's do it. >> we are. but sometimes we have to relax a little bit and say, you know, i've got to be with these people. i've got fa

reporter: dallas immigration rights activist ralph eisenberg has been working with the family more than a year trying to reunite 10-year-old alexis with his family. the el salvadoran government has signed off on the move which eisenberg says is a lawful surrender, but u.s. immigration will not sign off. the el salvadoran government has said mr. eisenberg, you can go get him. here is your permission to bring him to dallas. there's not even any family exempt his sick grandmother that needs -- except his sick grands to be in a nursing home. it is an absolute shame. >> reporter: but he also feels the greater risk is remaining in a country where danger and poverty is a way of life. >> that was mark curtis reporting. immigration officials say right now border patrol stations are so backed up that thousands of children are being housed at decontinuation centers and military bases. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> finally a day without any severe weather, although we should let our viewers know we are standing by for president obama to make some remarks on the ukraine which could happen during your fore

different and we are waiting for more updates from the country's officials alexy the ship's you're reporting that the investigation has barely begun but the u.s. says it has firm evidence the plane was shot down by a missile allegedly fired from an area controlled by and kiev fight his guy nature can with a report. president obama said the misawa shot from the territory controlled by separatists in eastern ukraine evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by a surface to air missile that was launched from an area that is controlled by russian backed separatists inside of ukraine moreover we know that these separatists have received a steady flow of support from russia having said that he also added we don't know exactly what happened i think it's very important for us to make sure that. we don't get out ahead of the facts. and at this point in terms of identifying specifically what individual or group of individuals or. personnel ordered to the strike how it came about the u.s. president called for a credible international investigation and that is something all members of the u.n. security council are calling f

alexi to shift the reporting and will the investigation has barely begun the u.s. claims it has firm evidence the plane was shot down by a missile fired from an area controlled by fighters more now with guy in a chick. president obama said the misawa shot from the territory controlled by separatists in eastern ukraine having said that he also added we don't know exactly what happened i think it's very important for us to make sure that. we don't get out ahead of the facts. and at this point in terms of identifying specifically what individual or group of individuals or. personnel ordered to the strike. it came about the u.s. president called for a credible international investigation and that is something all members of the u.n. security council are calling for including russia because nobody at this point knows who shot that missile the blame game is about who created the ground for this tragedy to happen and here we see a clash of different views the u.s. says russia is responsible because it supported the rebels we know that these separatists received a steady f

accused of killing alexis murphy a sentence to two life terms in prison. she was last seen in lovingston, virginia. her body has never been found. randy taylor maintains his innocence, but he did ask for a 20 year sentence in exchange for telling authorities where her body was. a jan brewer is ordering review of the state's execution process. >> a comes after it took nearly two hours for a convicted killer to be put to death by lethal injection. karen travers has the details. >> the lethal injection of joseph wood should have taken about 10 minutes. it took 117. the convicted murderer's attorney filed an emergency appeal. court rejectedhe the appeal. andurdered a father daughter in cold blood in 1989. described it as nerve-racking because it went on so much longer than expected. >> he was sedated. all we heard occasionally was him snoring. >> the victim's family had no executionor how the transpired. >> everybody is worried about did he suffer. who suffered with my dad and my sister. first inmate to receive the new injection protocol. the cocktail was used in the april execution in oklahoma, but when it appeare

. >>> almost 10 months now since aaron alexis massacred a dozen people at the washington navy yard and the d.c. police department has an after action report, an 82 page review of what went right and wrong that terrible day. among the findings? when first responders charged into that building last september, in some ways they were flying blind. they didn't have to be. remember this chilling video of navy yard shooter aaron alexis stalking for victims inside building 197? well, the police after action report said this very same video in realtime would have been invaluable to the 117 first responders who charged into the building that morning, but they couldn't see it because a private security guard had locked himself inside the video control room and didn't call the cops. almost as bad, even the horse. officials who knew about that control -- law enforcement officials who knew about that control room never bothered to send anyone to check it out and remember how the cops thought there may have been two shooters? that, too is blamed in part on a lack of access to internal cameras. the report recommends whoever is in c

memo ochoa ha despertado el interÉs de varios clubes en europa, pero el atlÉtico de madrid es el que lleva la ventaja para firmarlo. estarÍa a un paso del equipo espaÑol. el atacante chileno alexis la prueba 194 km que recorriÓ bajo una persistente llovizna. en las mayores, luis balbuena disparÓ un triplete de dos carreras en la entrada nÚmero 12, para guiar a los cachorros de chicago a una victoria ante los cachorros de cincinnati. estuvo a punto de anotarse un home run. >> al regresar hablamos con leslie grace. quien participara en premios juventud. >> a continuaciÓn roger borges habla con leslie grace sobre su participaciÓn en premios juventud. >> nos reunimos con la princesa de la bachata. hace sÓlo horas anunció que serÁ una de las presentadoras de premios juventud. >> para mÍ es muy especial, y comenzÓ prÁcticamente mi carrera. >> ella estÁ ansiosa de ver todos los gÉneros que se presentarÁn esa noche. >> ver a personas representar diferentes gÉneros. >> tienes una cena con tu novio en tu apartamento, pero el pÚblico no sabe que tu mamÁ y el resto de tu familia estÁn aquÍ...... el novio es solo para su vÍdeo. en este disco tambiÉn comparte con compositores como sergio... >

bottom 3rd alexi ramirez comes out to replace jeter who runs off to a standing ovation jeter's mom and dad cheering jeter waives goodbye to the crowd he went 2-for-2 adding a single has481 in all star games top 4th/ 3-2 a.l. jonathan lucroy gets his second rbi double of the game this one scoring dee gordon to tie the game 3-3 bottom 5th/ 3-3 tie trout goes down the left field line barely fair the a's derek norris who singled scores 4-3 a.l. final out glenn perkins gets the gorund out to end the game jeter goes out an all-star winner mike trout mvp final: 5-3 american league if the a's make the world series they will have home field the first one was a little cutter that he threw down and away. this second one was about 98 to senior that stayed on really dead. how did local guys do? yoenis cespedes the 2-time home run derby champ went 0-2 scott kazmir retired 2 of the 3 hitters he faced brandon moss struck out in his only at bat hunter pence 0-for-1 jeff samarddija did not pitch neither did tim hudson josh donaldson in the 5th. almost beats out this grounder sliding head first into 1st base he went 0-2 with a strike out derek norris singled here and scored the eventua

. >>> on the health watch this morning, swimmers ear has is a common problem specially in the hot summer months. now cbs-3 correspondent alexisws us how recent guidelines are changing the way we treat the painful condition. >> daniel is an active seven year old. but swimming can be problematic. he often gets swimmers ear, like he did on his recent vacation to the bahamas. >> one day my ear started hurting. >> when he was diving in under the water, then some like -- he would -- a day later woe have a high fever and fluid would come out of his ear. >> besides swimming, people can get it through any scratch to the ear that can let bacteria in. up to 40% of swimmers ear infections are treated when oral antibiotics. but guidelines from the american american academy of otolaryngology advises against the pills. >> bad idea, it has side effects, it causes resistance, and it delays recovery. >> doctor richard rosenfeld was the lead author of the new advisory. he says doctors should treat the infection with ear drops. >> the antibiotic ear drops can be a thousand times more concentrated than what you take by mouth. so it really is like

worry i have about greece is whether samaris can stay in power because he just has a very slim -- >> the communist, sexy alexioss one quick question. >> sure. >> as a global investor of the highest order i understand that making money on economies that were worse and they're not as bad is an investor's mon tra. but, forgetting being an investor for a minute, do you think that southern europe over the next five years issing about to generate the type of growth to get to a stable 1.5% outside of what germany and france contribute, maybe even france hasn't an asterisk there? >> i think it's a work in progress. and i think the one that's lagging the most in terms of reform is italy. and unfortunately, that's the biggest of the seven european countries. so if you're going to talk about them as a group, you really have to focus italy, and i think italy is starting to change some of the new things they did about lending yesterday are potentially constructive. but they've got to change the concept of the economy, particularly in southern italy -- >> it's a political question. i even want to know michelle's answer to

has @delta >> they are more likely to help you in a positive way and not necessarily ignore you. >> if they do ignore you, keep tweeting. >> you're going to keep tweeting them. watch out for alexis popular online dating service is admitting it's been lying to the customers about whom they should date. i'm sure there's been lots of dates. >> customers are not too happy about it. >> well they are a right to be ticked off. i will tell you that. this has rocked the match making world. the dating site ok cupid posted a blog admitting we experiment on human beings. ok cupid admitted to mismatching dates on purpose. customers who were not compatible said they would be a great match. customers felt betrayed when they heard that. ok cupid founder said the experiment worked. >> that message turned into a conversation about twice as often when we told them that they were a good match. >> worked for him perhaps. ok cupid also told compatible customers to stay away from each other. surprisingly those customers wound up getting together anyway. a bit of reverse psychology in action. >> home prices continued their steady rise in may but the rate is slowing down. the closely watched index found

alexi lalas with us. thanks, as always. always put this in perspective. michael, what are you thinking as we head into this? >> it's a little scary. anytime a professional athlete hasamstring injury that's the one thing you cannot really judge. you're not practicing at game speed. the pressure and intensity is not there. it's really something you have to get in the game and do. in soccer, these guys run the entire game. there's no break. there's no way of knowing. you just hope he can go out and not pace himself because that's another thing to try to pace yourself so you don't injure yourself again. >> you heard him say, team usa, going in strong. the game is played this afternoon. our sister network, espn, has the big game. 3:00 p.m. eastern. and before that at noon, argentina against switzerland. >>> in the meantime, let's get the other headlines of the morning. ryan smith in for amy. >> fingers crossed, right? we begin with the breaking news in the middle east. israel launching air strikes overnight, one day after vowing to get revenge for the murders of three teenagers, one of whom was an american citizen. the fbi now joining the investigation. and abc's alex m

truth first time mom alexis writes "i'm madly in love with my son and feel blessed that i was able to have a child and he is healthy but i have to admit that i resent what pregnancy has to have healthy babies but on the flip side you lose the femininity that you once had. >> this was not about superficial looks. it was really truly about how i felt and about my confidence and getting that back. >> reporter: the response to her article mixed. some readers calling her vain, others praising her honesty writing it's everything that i'm going through that i can't say. >> i know you were saying there are a lot of clothes here that you used to be able to fit in and now you can't now. >> pretty much i don't fit into anything up to here. >> you shouldn't be ashamed to want to feel the way that you used to feel. >> i'll say it. it would be nice to have your son growing up saying, sorry, guys, i have a hot mom. nothing i can do about it. >> there's nothing wrong with feeling this way after giving birth. every single woman goes through it. >> i'm going to hand you over to mommy. mwah. one thing rodriguez wants to make clear, she doesn't regret a thing. have there ever been momen

alexis? that company was just awarded a $190 million government contract to help operate our immigration system. oh, great. >>> because of regulations, the government hasxception, if a company has been suspended or banned. even those at the justice department filed a lawsuit against the company, they still got the contract. wow. what do you think of that one? and then down in florida, school district getting rid of valedictorians because it's unfair? the school board calls it an outdated tradition that breeds a cutthroat culture. the board proposing a new system honoring students based on different levels of achievement. listen to this. >> one of winners and losers. people work hard to achieve academic goals, they should be rewarded for it. i know there will be people complaining that their child didn't make it, but people complain about everything in life. >> there will still be a graduation speaker. the guy or gal will be voted on by other students. >>> then the boston red sox not having the best season this year, but their ball girl just had the game of her life. lynn sherman snagging two foul balls in a row. listen to what the announcer said about