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gisell blondet, iris chacÓn y amelia vega. >> amelia se estÁ despertando, amelia llegÓ cantando!tero y yo me disfrazaba este aÑo y decÍa el aÑo que viene me voy a disfrazar de tal cosa. el aÑo pasado me disfracÉ de frida kalo. y me puse las cejas aquÍ... >> encontraste tu diego rivera. >> no. >> es interesante porque de verdad que estamos viviendo una crisis y una recesiÓn mundial pero dicen que este aÑo se van a vender en disfraces mÁs de 6 mil millones de dÓlares. >> hay que divertirse. >> estamos en el negocio equivocado! [risas] >> si tÚ superas que cuando voy a las tiendas voy disfrazada. >> cÓmo es eso? >> para uno poder comprar! >> te tengo una noticia es bien difÍcil que la gente no sepa quiÉn eres tÚ. >> de hecho un dÍa un guardia de seguridad me dijo eh! usted la del sombrero... ah! estÁ bien. sigue, sigue. >> cÓmo olvidar ese comercial! >> yo jamÁs. >> bÚscalo que estÁ en el youtube >> hay cocteles temÁticos! que le sale humo. >> peligroso. no confÍen. >> quÉ has traÍdo ahí. >> mi disfraz. >> econÓmico, no tuve tiempo. >> escÓndelo! >> no lo podemos mostrar todavÍa. >>

i think the question becomes oftentimes and amelia, maybe you can chime in. when these things become permanent. when it seems like people who become professional occupiers, while they're complaining they can't get jobs. i understand you get more publicity, i understand that, but i think when you start hurting local businesses, and that happened -- let me give you an example. in dc, there was a taste of d.c i met the guy who organized it. he's not a political figure. he said, i think i've lost about $250,000. this was on friday night, because of the level of security they had to bring in, tourists didn't want to come downtown. he's a little guy and he's been hurt a lot by this. one of you can chime in. amelia maybe. >> the businesses are going to be hurt by this and it has a bigger effect. meaning this is causing the uncertainty for the small business owner, meaning that with these type of things, why should we put out the risk? why should we dive deeper and continue our hard work when this is what people are saying? they don't even understand that a lot of wh

. >> amelia kegley searched for her mother when she came home to an empty house. she climbed behind the wheel of the family's suv, backed it out of the driveway and accidentally crashed into the yard across the street. at that point, she called 911 asking for her. amelia cannot know her mother had been rushed to the hospital by ambulance in the day with an unspecified illness. her father was supposed to pick her up from school but he never got the message. there is no word on the mother's condition, but we're told amelia is safe. >>> just a couple hours ago, talks wrapped up between the owners and players in the nba lockout. more meetings are planned for today. both sides say they made significant progress and could possibly come to an agreement in the next few days. the first two weeks of the season, though, have already been canceled. >>> after a long layoff, the capitals are back in action tonight on the road as they play the edmond ton oilers. the caps started this season -0 and are just three wins away from tying the league record for the best win of the seas

but watch as reality sets in for little amelia. >> so it turns out, a mix-up left amelia home alone.l and her dad didn't know that she was supposed to be picking her up at school. >>> he who spares the rod hates his son. he who loves him is careful to discipline him. proverbs 13:24. but two parents may have taken that biblical guidance way too far with tragic consequences. >> reporter: larry williams is the husband, carrie williams is the wife. together they were the parents of 8 but now it's 7. the daughter they adopted from ethiopia is dead and if the allegations are true, some parents that the parents are hell. >> did you love this child? can you just answer that question, if you loved this child? >> reporter: the question is, did hanna die in the name of god? the williams lived in a large piece of secluded land in washington. the mother told investigators she found 13-year-old hanna face down outside the house with mud in her mouth and not breathing. but there was so very much that she left out. >> the date of her death was not the first day that she had been struck. >> reporter:

. >> a 5-year-old amelia kegly knew something was wrong when she got home from school and her mothert there. she climbed behind the wheel of the family's suv, backed it out of the driveway and accidentally crashed into the yard across the street. at that point, she called 911 for help. amelia did not know that her mother had been rushed to the hospital by wlans earlier in the day with an unspecified illness. her father was supposed to pick her up from school, but he never got the message. >> that's good news. what a is at sad little voice. >> how frighten it was for her to not know what was going on. we hope it's a happy ending. >>> the pledge every student in prince georges county will make today. >> and the big decision before the metro board today that will change the transit system as we know it. >> we are seeing rain this morning and meteorologist tom says you'll feel big changes this time tomorrow. at th"well, we could sleep we hin the same bed,ime: but it just doesn't work." she would like a firmer mattress than i would. yeah, nine out of ten couples disagree on the firmness t

e incluso localizarlo en caso de perderlo cg amelia 10:38 también si se te perdió el teléfono y tal vez puede limpiar el teléfono de toda la información personal los expertos en seguridad movil recomiendad no utilizar internet en lugares publicos.. aun cuando son convenientes no suelen ser confiables.. no se recomienda ulitizar redes publicas en actividades que requieran contrasena o compromentan su indentidad. cg david 3:39 cuando estas en un wifi público como en starbucks, en mcdonalds, aeropuerto de sj a veces no tienen seguridad, no tienen protección para la gente que están visitando outro:una medida muy practica es colocar una contraseÑa para entrar a su telefono.. y si desea instalar un protector de seguridad en su celular considere los que ve en pantalla que son gratis y compatibles con la mayoria de los "smartphones" take deko 3 cu ---gracias gabriela, ahora pasamos con adrian cervantes y el deportivo... ! take pkg cu ---ultima pausa y volvemos enseguida con la farandula y jessica carrillo... y ya comenzaron a llegar a la ciudad de los angeles los artistas invitados a los premio

so amelia kegley climbed behind the wheel of the family's suv and backed it down the driveway, acrosse called 911. >> 911, your emergency. >> my mom's car backed out on accident and i need the police to pull my mom's car back in. she's gone and i miss her so much. >> turns out amelia's mom was taken to the hospital for an unspecified illness. her dad was asked to pick her up but didn't get the message. neither parent is facing any charges. >>> we now know whether we should be buying beyonce pink or blue for her little bundle of joy. we'll tell when you we go down to the wire in 20. >> stocks have been surging on news our 401(k)s and retirement accounts have been waiting for this. after a marathon meeting, european leaders have hammered out an agreement to contain the greek debt threat. and check out the cover of this morning's "new york times." a lot of us noticed angela ameri merckel, the indication is they're going to get a deal done. what do we know about this tentative deal? >> this is at least in theory what we have been waiting for. many cynics said it wouldn't got done but afte

we've got tons of it here. >> which one of now is ann and which one is amelia?esn't take a lot of work. it took us six hours to assemble our payload for this launch and just two hours blowing up the weather balloon. not to say it doesn't take a lot of work to do this. >> as i was reading up on this, i saw a quote from a nasa scientist who said, these might be the only pictures that scientists are going to be able to catch of this meteor shower and they're not real sure where the exact concentrations are of these dust trails. what does that mean to you guys to know that your work here in high school could help scientists? >> we're very happy we can make a contribution to this because we see as teenagers, sometimes it can be hard to make a contribution to the big scientists. but it's really nice that we can spend time and energy to make a contribution to the greater science world. >> absolutely. what's next? will there be more projects? >> oh, yeah. the weather balloons are -- honestly we're hoping to send up experiments because up in the stratosphere, it's a near

. >> reporter: in 1913, nearly 20 years before amelia earhart made history, they introduced a flyer badgedy to have the terminology of thrust and torque and wingspan and horsepower on the tip of her tongue. >> reporter: in 1920, even though most women left the workforce after they were married, they introduced a business woman badge. in 1947, a poultry raiser badge. and while the '80s boldly introduced us to the aerospace badge, they also introduced the fashion of fitness and makeup badge, which has since been retired and replaced with a more politically correct science of style badge. the changes come as the girl scouts prepare to celebrate their centennial. >> they carry our prayers and our high hopes as women of tomorrow. >> reporter: 100 years old and still trailblazing. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> keeping up with the times. >> that's right. >>> and coming up later on "good morning america," we'll join a happy couple as he pops the question on live tv. it's part of a new "gma" series, which is helping romantic dreams come true.

they are $45 and caleled amelia's. >> what was her necklace? >> you know how it is. a lot have been wearing this kind of necklace. next up, style icon blake lively. she's stacking up gold and silvery bangles. this was on leno, i think. this is similar and combines gold and gold ab, that prismy color. this has a hinge, because i don't like to do this. $33. very sparkley and you can stack it together. >> and you can get two? thing elser find someoen els to stack. turquoise and leopard print are so hot. beyonce is covering up her baby bump with hers. very affordable. turquoise is a color of the moment. >> and the leopard can be in any color. >> purple and all other colors. >> serious bling here. >> you have to -- look. she's looking normal. it's a very retro look. no meat hanging. a pretty necklace. we call this radiant sparkle. it's $38 and comes with matching earrings. very glam. retro.40's, very >> great stuff! >> where do you find it? >> we find iti in our office. we are in "life & style and other magazines." >> anybody watching and likes this, you have a special tr

. >> reporter: in 1913, nearly 20 years before amelia earhart made his tory, they introduced a fliert is quite a thrill for women to have the terminology thrust and torque and wingspan on the tip of their tongue. >> reporter: in 1920, even though most women left the workforce after they were married, they introduced a business woman badge. in 1947, a poultry raiser badge. and while the '80s boldly introduced us to the aerospace badge, they also introduced the fashion of fitness and makeup badge, which has sense been retired and replaced with a more politically correct science of style badge. the changes come as the girl scouts prepare to celebrate their centennial. >> they carry our prayers and our high hopes as women of tomorrow. >> reporter: 100 years old and still trailblazing. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> and it's so good that you were watching tonight. we are always on at abcnews.com. don't forget to watch "nightline" later. and "world news" will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

this is the brand-new royal children's hospital in melbourne, where the queen met amelia, who is 2, and who wasn't quite sure about whether to hand over her poseys. haley and alario, who gave her a book, and who lent in close to hear the queen's thanks. and former con joined twins who were separated two years ago and who are now doing well. it's a hospital with a difference, probably the only one in the world with its own inhouse zoo. the queen met the meerkats, and they gazed back. outside on the streets of melbourne, many had gathered to see the queen ride by in one of the city's signature vehicles, a tram. a good crowd, a warm welcome, a successful visit, but the character will change on friday when the queen steps into her role as head of the commonwealth to open the commonwealth heads of government conference. the monarchy will be one of the subjects discussed at the commonwealth summit when leaders consider changing the laws of succession so that daughters have equal rights to sons to succeed to the throne. >> the last of america's most powerful cold war-era nuclear bomb, the b53,

people are paying 6.2 percent less and amelia.ncentive there, so prices door down across the board. like msn, there of ever bear a county except for san francisco right there where sales are down almost 10 percent. then current and talk to real estate analyst in the east bay who say now may be the perfect time to buy. >> throughout the east bay it is hard to not dried out and seek--not to drive down the street and see at a for sale sign. >> everyone is reluctant to take less. at this point looking at probably another 35 years to bounce back. >> the forecast is that property values we only go up 10% in the next five years. bad news for those selling in good news for those buying. >> what has happened to those prices inches rates as low as we have seen them in the past 40 years. this may be one of the best buy opportunities that we have seen a long time. >> while many are taking advantage not everyone it is. some have decided to remain on the sidelines until the economy turned around others simply cannot do it now because it and i h

has a lot to lose militarily and economically it would not happen amelia agrees saying the u.s. cannot afford another war we are on the brink of an economic collapse mehta said judging from the u.s. track record yes we would go to war with pakistan and there will be consequences for the military industrial complex in america will not care because there is no profit in peace most of the comments we were saved were along the same as going on with wants the u.s. to afford another war or is it just that we need a boost and a family economy or judging from the recent backtracking out of washington maybe the us has come to realize the same thing that the here who lives in pakistan wrote in to tell us he said please don't come to make war sure we will lose a lot of things but i think both sides will lose a lot. as always we thank you for your responses and here's our next question for you earlier in the show we spoke with david de de firedoglake about the goals of the occupy wall street protesters. get accused of lacking a list of coherent demands so what do you think what do you think

. >> reporter: they denied custody of amelia on tuesday. neither parent is facing charges.and, dave somers for nbc news. >> i have heard it all. get her quick or my mom is, you heard the rest. out of the mouths of babes. >> glad she's okay. >>> coming up, matt lauer tries to stump justin timberlake, but he turns the tables on him. >>> next tonight on news 4 at 5:00, a disturbing child pornography arrest. news 4 learned the suspect is a cia contractor. >>> a new innovation in the fight against breast cancer. surgery to treat the disease can leave women scarred and disfigured. now, a surgery that leaves the breast intact. >>> how the district is cashing >>> neiman marcus will now accept more plastic. starting next week, the department store will let customers use visa and mastercard. it's a first for them. before, they allowed cash, american express or their own credit card. it makes it more accessible to younger shoppers. it begins next tuesday, november 1st. >> if their cards aren't maxed out like a lot of people's these days. >> that's right. >>> justin timberlake performe

. >> amelia did not know her mother was transported to the hospital by ambulance with an unspecifiedllness. her father was asked to pick her up, but tells police he did not get the message. >> the authorities are there taking care of everything. >> a million was not hurt, but her story is getting national attention. >> the gate here quick. >> rich lee county juvenile court -- the agency is investigating, but neither parent is facing charges. >> we are all speechless after that. >> a lot of people are getting nervous about the possibility of some flurries in the area. >> we have not had an oct. snowflake officially at the airport since 2003. before that he had to go back to the world series in 1979 to find an oct. snow. it is rare to mention snow in october in baltimore. the mountains get it all the time, but maybe this weekend, if everything comes together just right, the cold weather on saturday could transition into a wet snow. it is still pretty mild out there. some scattered rain showers tracking through. 0.14 inches at the airport, and the highs were above normal, well into the

. >> she joins the ranks of a millionaire heart, harriet tubman, eleanor roosevelt -- amelia earhart,riet tubman, eleanor roosevelt. until this began, absent from the hall was coretta scott king, a void notice by baltimore county librarian, kalle mccourt. >> and started making a quick little list and i decided i would go home and nominate some. >> dr. bernice king accepted a posthumous honors for her mother, which she felt was long overdue. >> let me also thank the young lady that nominated my mother, who is here tonight, ms. kalle mckelway. >> it is an incredible honor to be here and to be sitting with dr. king. >> in all, levin minute -- 11 women, historical and living, were inducted, standing on the shoulders of the early pioneers in seneca falls, new york. >> a lovely story. congratulations, senator. still to come, thousands of people gathered in ticket -- in kentucky to honor a local hero. >> he ran through energy -- enemy fire tuesday fellow soldiers. what you -- to save his fellow soldiers. >> federal prosecutors tried to use a center's own words against him in his bribery tria

and i miss her so much. >> reporter: after three hours home alone, amelia decided to go look for herom, by taking a drive in the family's car. and while she couldn't reach the pedals, she did manage to shift it into reverse, before getting stuck on her neighbor's lawn. >> my mom's car backed out on accident. and i need the police to pull my mom's car back in. >> where is your mom at? is she in the car? >> no. i don't know where she is. and i'm lost. >> reporter: ameleah didn't know it. but her mo mom had been taken to the hospital earlier in the day. and the father never got the call to pick her up. even all alone, she remained unfazed. >> i am very proud of you ameleha. >> i have to get there quick. >> oh. >> not at all. >>> coming up here on "gma," why michael jackson's former nurse said in court between the defense and the judge. >>> and maks will join us live. vo: a breakfast worth waking up for. enjoy the sausage, egg and cheese croissan'wich today. only at burger king. chase freedom gives you 1% cash back. and the largest cash back card only gives you a quarter percent until yo

it means her daughter amelia gets a better diet, but every week is still a struggle, especially as winterproaches. >> they'll need extra vitamins and stuff like that. they'll need more fruit and veg. we can't afford to do it on what we get. >> reporter: at the fair share depot in london, more surplus food donates by supermarkets is packed for distribution. you might not think that food poverty was possible in a first world country like the uk but fair share says it is overwhelmed with demand. this is one of just 17 distribution centers around the country, which are set to get busier and busier as more and more people rely on food handouts simply to survive. >> it's a very, very, very real issue and it's an issue that's getting bigger and the principle reason it's getting bigger is because the economic situation. more people are finding it harder to make end's meet. >> reporter: roger clark also realize on weekly food handouts. the joseph storehouse christiansener it was set up to predominantly help the homeless. it's increasingly seeing victims of job cuts like roger swallowing their prid

the little girl is amelia.er mom was taken to the hospital earlier in the day for an emergency and her father did not get the message to pick her up from school. authorities say the parents will not be charged. nobody said what's going to happen with the little girl. we expect they are going to grab her, hug her and kiss her. >> that child is going to be a terror at 15 if that's what she's doing at 5. oh, my. >> my mom is going to be upset. >> but i miss him so much. >> she is a player. >> she's working it. >> what's up, dan. >> i have a 5-year-old. i don't want to think about that. >>> talking redskins getting ready for the number three ranked offense. going to toronto to play the game. chris cooley with a lot >>> i heard cooley on the radio earlier today. he makes good points. >> that was an interesting listen for ten minutes at the press conference. he's one of the casualties for the redskins this year. redskins going into the bills extremely shorthanded. he's one of five starters not playing. cooley is plac

baby amelia whisked away in ambulance eventually revived hope between myself and oak park fire departmente the baby a chance >> five days later baby remains at loyola university medical center family asking for privacy as they sort out on certain medical conditions as for the dispatcher who helped save her life back on the job the very same day please take it out. what a story. follow up to buy it wgn tribune investigation on pension abuse in the city we flared tonight the mayor's office turnabout on by danks relatively silent we learned tonight sent letters to four major pension boards demanding information on potential abusers of the city pension system. less than two days after telling us this at the tribune editorial board meeting that should be part of comprehensive problem so we deal with this and a fundamental way did not want to take the easy road with a short cut what you have been pointed out in stories and everybody else says off of the last check add to that we have these huge unfunded obligations in the future pappa having second thoughts wgn in chicago tribune have learned t

we hope amelia is home safe and sound. >>> mexican drug car sells are getting so desperate they are recruitingdren. >>> plus, possibly feeling the heat, rick perry starts dialing back on his recent comments and there's word he may duck out of the next debate. tom's discovering that living healthy can be fun. see? he's taking his vitamins. new one a day vitacraves plus omega-3 dha is a complete multivitamin for adults. plus an excellent source of omega-3 dha in a great tasting gummy. one a day, gummies for grown-ups. >>> welcome back. i'm alex witt, officials say the death toll is 520. rescuers pulled a 19-year-old survivor from a collapsed building today but rain and snow are hampering efforts. thousands are fleeing parts of bangkok thailand as flooding threatens that city. officials say the entire city could be under water in the coming days. >>> 47% of adults say they have a gun in their home or on their property. according to a new poll that is up from 41% a year ago and the highest recorded since 1993. new hope for the nba season, the league and its players will resume negotiations later i

. >> reporter: in 1913, nearly 24 years before amelia earhart made history, they introduced the flyeroung lady to have the possibility of thrustability, torque, wing span and power on the tip of her tongue. >> reporter: they introduced a business woman badge. in 1947, a poultry raiser badge. and by the '80s, boldly introduced us to the aerospace badge. they also introduced the fashion of fitness and makeup badge. which has since been retired and replaced with a more politically correct science of style badge. the changes come as the girl scouts prepare to celebrate their centennial. >> they carry our prayers and our high hopes as women of tomorrow. ♪ >> reporter: 100 years old and still trailblazing. abc news, new york. >> got to love that old footage, right? >> really. >> 50s. >> you were never a girl scout? >> no, i was a brownie. i sold the cookies door to door. >> where did they come up with that picture? >> looks like the beginning of a really bad "saturday night live" sketch. >> or a movie not for family audiences. >> i love when tanya flirts. >>> all right. coming up next, why

. >> reporter: amelia's mom had been taken to the e.r. earlier that day.ims she told the girl's father to pick her up from school. but he says he never got a call. this 911 dispatcher kept her on the tonight until help arrived. >> you've spelled your name for me and you told me your mom's name and what has happened. and i am very proud of you, ameleah. >> we are all proud of you ameleah. my mom is going to be pissed at me -- adorable. >> the little voice. >> smart little girl, huh. >> just fine. calling 911. >> police have not filed any charges in the case, but child protective services into looking the matter as expected. >> naturally. >> needed the laugh. >>> here's your wednesday weather, everybody. cold, stormy in colorado. with up to a foot of snow in denver. two feet in the foothills. winter is here. showers in the pacific northwest. windy along the california coast. showers from the texas panhandle to oklahoma city. st. louis and pittsburgh. >> 63 in new york. 75 in atlanta. and a warm 84 in miami. 50s from minneapolis to kansas city. 28, colorado.

. >> reporter: in 1913, nearly 24 years before amelia arhardt >>> got to love that old footage, right were never a girl scout? >> no, i was a brownie. i sold the cookies door to door. >> where did they come up with that picture? >> looks like the beginning of a really bad "saturday night live" sketch. >> yeah. that, or the kind of movie that, you know, not for family audiences. i don't know what is going on there. >> i love when tanya flirts. coming up next, why beyonce is answering questions about her baby bump. >> that's right. who got the boot on "dancing with the stars" get the backstage scoop in "the skinny." >> so do you come here often? backstage scoop in "the skinny." ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> oh, boy. >> uh-huh. >> all right, everybody. time for "the skinny." we'll start off with what else, "dancing with the stars" news, chynna phillips sadly voted off the show last night. she was pretty devastated. she had been in a three way tie, near the bottom of the scoreboard, alongside chaz bono and nancy grace. after a disappointing tango she forgot the choreography and failed to proper

dad no charges have been filed, child protective services is investigating i am guessing mom and amelia few stern conversations. >> put it back in the garage or her mom will be upset. >> it is 8:27 a.m. on wednesday morning. lay away looking like it will be a popular option for shoppers this holiday season. >> before you put your money down there are key questions you should ask more on that when we come back. >> then a little later we are live with a look at what is new at this year's washington international horse show. stay with us 8:28 a.m.  >>> all right you want your christmas count down? >> no. >> 59 days right now, this year many holiday shoppers are looking at lay away. >>> i thought i said no. >> buy now pay later no need to worry about credit card interest piling up do you know the details of this deal. steve joins us now, live, with how it all works, sounds like a good deal to me steve but i suspect maybe not? >> i am not going to spoil this one for you but there are things we need to take into consideration there is a difference between i can't afford this at all a

. >> mika's doctor, you ran five miles the day that you had amelia. >> to bring it on. >> that wasn't6 though. >> no, it's not 26 but it certainly helps move things along. >> the baby is healthy. mother is crazy. i don't know. >> what do you think, when women are pregnant they just sit there? >> well, on the day you have babies? >> this is good. a woman is touching off a conversation. i think she is starting a really good conversation about what's possible during pregnancy and sitting around is the last thing you should be doing. >> i don't know. i'm a big pleefr in sitting around. it's worked for me very well. look at this. it works. >> i went running. okay? okay. the kids on the school bus called me a cow. >> there is jim. good morning. >> good morning. >> the massachusetts democratic senate candidate elizabeth warren releasing some pretty impressive fund raising numbers. how much? >> she raised over $3 million in a very short period of time and did it from a lot of small donors in her state, raised more than scott brown in that quarter. and i think it's just more evidence how serio

recipients of the distinguished flying cross include captain charles lindberg, commander richard byrd, amelia earhart and captain mark kelly and you might know who captain mark kelly is because he had his medal pinned by his wife, our dear colleague, representative gabby giffords. all of the men and women who have received this medal are american heroes and the marshfield air museum is to be commended for their efforts to establish a memorial honoring these individuals. on our side we would likely support some federal funding for the project but knowing our status on our budgetary problems and our friends on the other side have written the bill to prohibit federal support. nevertheless we do wholeheartedly support h.r. 320. i commend my friend and colleague from my home state of california for introducing this piece of legislation, to recognize all our heroes and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from alaska. mr. young: mr. speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from california, mr. calvert. the speaker pro

en esta primera parte del programa me acompanan maria amelia viteri: antropologa de la universidad catolica de america y tambien omar reyes, coordinador de consejeria y prueba de vih de la clinica del pueblo en washington dc.. rxÑstqpqqr÷ñrsrssstqpqqñpqrs una pausa .. y mas adelante seguiremos junto a nuestros invitados hablando sobre continuar con agenda washington... en esta segunda parte del programa en donde estamos hablando sobre el vih/sida, nos acompanan dilcia molina, coordinadora del programa entre amigas del departamento de vih/sida de la clinica del pueblo en hitodcy tambien esta en el estudio jose ramirez, activista a favor de la hacemos una nueva pausa y al volver estaremos con las conclusiones finales de este programa especial sobre el sida ... ya regresamos.. hablando sobre