." >> "this is america" is brought to you by -- hyundai motor america, maker of the 2009 sonnata. the national education association ben, the nation's largest -- , the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the league of arab states, representing 350 million people in 22 member countries. the rotondaro family trust, the ctc foundation, and the american life tv network. >> you know what i gather i am reading the book, steve? a lot of people that come here come from very painful circumstances. tragedy. payin. of the horror in some of those countries. a wide variety in many ways. going to graduate school in cleveland, nothing terribly dramatic. but there are families in africa particularly where the civil war continues. there is a woman in this book named alice that came from rwanda. she grew up in a refugee camp. her family was driven out by the dominant tribal groups in rwanda. she grew up in a refugee camp and a guerrilla army was organized there. she was being trained as a guerrilla fighter. her uncle had seen these test scores published in the home town. sh

look to our art as what embodies what america is. for some strange reason we don't do that and so i just would love to hear what you hope this will accomplish and also how you decided to start in kansas city. >> the last question is the easiest answer. that's where the money was. actually kansas city is the perfect metaphor for what we are trying to do. if you fold them up this way and that way, kansas city is right in the middle. it's dead center of the country. if you look at maps of trails blease across the country to the discovery, etc., there's like to lines that go from the east coast of kansas city and then 1,000 grout. sifry was a place that generated, sponsored, brought together the exploration and unification so it works on all those levels. also it's interesting and talking to the people of kansas city wheat been talking to they saw it as patriotic. they got it and got excited about it because was patriotic. anyway, we are collecting the artists that are in the show we have been collecting. these will be part of the web si

. >> no pablo , nada ,e américa ni el sanuid s. >> pelota rga. >> rdo que sale por debajo , recibe eseda la falta de niellcánta. >> pelota que viene reciendo vice . >> vicente >> asies la platica de el director técnico la volpe , que dea e los cambios los hacen cuando quieren mejorar. >> ahora nadie tendria que cambiar?. >> claro que no , esn emtados paraue?. >> a ver quienes terminaron así?. >>suec co alemania , le decis rqtenes agrans í . >> méxico no . claro que nr la guil , che sigue vecindo a uruguay . >> minuto 90 tambiéncoloia empata on peru y ecuador vence a venezuela , otros ,arntina n goe delanro d argeina lion ssi venció a brasil . >> penséqu teinian a 0 . >>e marcaron goles a beníte. >> a 0siguen en jamaica . >>laro. >> centmatí vuo . >> omar hernández , para reventarlaossano . >> e llega la jugada por budlig. >>e counden. >> e l duda se les va. >> buena devución para rojas ahora par las aguilas del améra. >> era el recurso , o a una ción , pelota detenida que se puede con marqu que agarra todas. >> pavel a brar cola derecha no sé tomen dice el árbitro >> pota riba >> no danl

other aspects of america, landmarks, seaports, forts, trails, folkways, customs, society in the america and even regional murders are also subject of these series. it is my hope that the rivers of america and series americana will in some measure help preserve the memory of these characteristically american regional authors and their work, inspired as they were by the dynamics of the great depression and the second world war. many serious collectors of art, books and the like unexpectedly become experts in their field of interest. their study, research and the thrill of finding an elusive of volume or acquiring a one or a kind bring genuine pleasure and satisfaction. i don't consider myself a scholar, but i was fortunate to be in a position to assemble two separate collections of books that had not been fully explored or documented. of course, such collecting has its pluses and minuses. as a collector, there are no boundaries for research or acquisition, but there is little or no information to use as a guide in collecting. the unknown fosters innovative solutions to the search for info

the founders certainly believed america was unique. they called america a new order for the ages. so obama was asked, do you believe in american exceptionalism? and obama said, no, i don't believe america is in a more exceptional than greece or britain or anyplace else. so in a sense, obama was rejecting at least this idea of american uniqueness that the founders clearly affirmed. i don't think a stream is the american dream. is that martin luther king street? this is a more profound question. martin luther king stream is a dream of a future in which will be judged not by the color bars can come about by the content of our character. again, i think one of the great things about obama is that he embodies martin luther king stream. obama is not fundamentally motivated by race. he's a nonracial president. he doesn't appeal to race. he doesn't talk about it. i think actually that's a major source of his appeal. a lot of people voted for obama because he wasn't, you might say, jesse jackson. obama, in a sense, has developed a public persona that is not defined and specifically racial t

con despierta amÉrica! >> como debe ser. tome en cuenta. >> perfecto, no estamos diciendo que ella no debe de gustarle, ese es un problema, pero mi amor estaba horrorosa. >>desp horrible! >> tantas pelucas y tocados lindos que hay en las tiendas. >> el pÚblico es el que manda. memo, tÚ has marcado lo que se llama el grito de la moda en el peinado, porque si me doy cuenta y te vemos, elvis crespo se copiÓ tu peinado. >> Él canta. el estilista aquÍ soy yo. me puse la alfombra verde para que vea la diferencia. >> vino con el pelo verde en honor a la alfombra de los latin grammy. >> eso es lo que mezclaba y hacÍa que se viera distinto. >> ustedes no piensan que uno lo que intenta es llamar la atenciÓn tambiÉn. eso es un dato importante porque todo el mundo estÁ hablando de Él en este momento. >> sÍ, realmente, se llama la atenciÓn pero en sentido general a mÍ particularmente me parece que esta alfombra verde fue bastante aburrida. porque los concÍsimos de ronald figueroa como que las artistas se esmeraron por ir bien vestidas. >

the population of 4 1/2 americas. when the government said "learn english," more people study english in china than there are people in america. >> english is spoken here. >> reporter: the chinese say they can build a superhighway in the time it takes to get the paperwork done in the u.s. last week, 200 workers in unison built a 15-story hotel in six days using premade pieces that snap together like legos. and more high-speed railways than any other country. by the end of next year, the train from beijing to shanghai will take four hours. that's about the distance from new york to atlanta which takes americans 18 hours. >> it makes no sense for china to have better rail systems than us. and we just learned that china now has the fastest supercomputer on earth. that used to be us. >> reporter: li feng, who studied at m.i.t. and then worked in silicon valley told me he loves america. told me it was like a vacation in the u.s., compared to keeping up with china here at home. >> i want to go back home after dinner. i want

america up. anti-colonialism is the idea the rich countries got rich by invading and occupying or the teeing but the anti-colonialism is the idea even the rich countries there are powerful concentrations of economic power the banks, insurance companies pharmaceutical companies, oil companies use of good 3-d selfish profiteers ripping off people in their own country and around the world. the first of all, to colonize or bring down the rich countries of the economic the elite but on the international stage, recognize america is a rogue elephant invading other countries like iraq, afghanistan and consuming resources out of proportion to what it had. president obama says we have 2 percent of the world's oil sillier they greedy exploiters et now more of our share is the adr that domestically you have to bring these power down and put a lasso on the rogue elephant that is pulling it back from exploiting the world. the question we have to ask, did young obama adopt his father's ideology? interestingly o

marine band in singing god bless america. ♪ >> bob bless america, -- god bless america, land that i lovede her and guide her through the night with the light from above. from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam, god bless america, my home sweet home. god bless america, my home sweet home. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the callers -- retire the colors. ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the 2010 national veterans day observance at arlington national cemetery. please be seated for the departure of the vice-president of the united states. thank you for coming to honor all the reserve -- all who served. ♪ >> coming up next, more of veterans day observances with interior secretary can salazar at the vietnam veterans memorial, the ceremony at the world war ii memorial, and homeland security secretary janet napolitano at a ceremony at the world war i memorial at arlington national cemetery. tomorrow

discuss the state of journalism in america i'm joined by cailin ford in atlanta she's an r.t. correspondent and just released from a georgian jail also in atlanta we have we saw some of and she is the latin american coordinator at school of america's watch and in washington we cross the michael o'brien he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq intervention to withdrawal one thousand nine hundred one to two thousand and ten all right folks this is crosstalk so you can jump in anytime you want when you're at the center of this media storm i know you've been through the day even telling our audiences around the world about your or your experience at this demonstration you as a journalist though were arrested as well as well as other demonstrators again can you give us a little bit of background and just basically what happened to you and then i'd like to go to lisa and talk about the organization that sponsored event go ahead. absolutely piers you know we were sent down to cover the school of the americas watch vigil they've been having this event which is peacefu

[applause] america will remain great, if we remain proud of america. if we remain proud of the american system, the system that is enshrined in our s founding documents, the system that protects capitalism that has made this country great. [applause] america will remain great if and when we understand, if and when we understand that government cannot create prosperity. we have to understand that comes from ourselves. it does not come from government. we are the creators of that prosperity. until we understand that, which cannot truly protect and understand our liberties. and [applause] i have great confidence in the american system. we must believe in ourselves and not believe that somehow, some benevolent leader in a distant capitals will take care of us, will save us from ourselves. we must once again believe in ourselves. [applause] i will ask the senate respectfully to deliberate upon this. do we wish to live free or be enslaved by debt? do we believe in the individual or do we believe in the state? thomas jefferson wrote the government is best tha

continÚen con mÁs de univierta amÉrica.ma la atenciÓn es que los jugadores en mÉxico son grandes jugadores, incluso tenemos jugadores nunivisionuni muchas partes del univisionh@un se trabaja en una selecciÓn por cuestiones de tiempos, necesitamos estar mejor preparados en todos los sentidos, administrativamente y en otros puntos. siempre nos quedamos en la raya. >> hoy no suda mucho porque si no se da cuenta tiene frÍo... univisionunivisionunivisionunivo que te unfuiste isionunivisionuo tan largo. quÉ ionunivisionuniv tanto tiempo libro? >> desde que inicie mi carrera univisionunivisionunivisiontiem vacaciones pero la idea es tratar de mantenerme y tener algunos dÍas de aprovechar vacaciones totalmente y despuÉs ya sea en espaÑa o mismo en mÉxico tratar de seguirme manteniendo con un equipo por lo menos entrenando, yo no digo participando o jugando con un equipo pero sÍ pensarÉ estar activo porque sino unives nisio tiempo que se estÁ parado en esta ligta. liga. ivisionunivisionunivisionunh@unn >> te gusta cocinar? >> no. [r

[applause] >> hello, america. all this week i have talked to you about some pretty spooky things and some uplifting things. i want you to know that my wife actually told me one time, we went to a friend's birthday party, and swear to you, this is exactly what she said, she looked at me and said don't you dare make anybody cry. i have a tendency of bumming people out. but i tell you there are great, great, powerful things coming our way. but we have to get into shape. we have to be ready for it, because miracles come when we expect them, when we deserve them, and when we understand that we are the maker's hand, we are the instruments that he performs miracles with. all this week i've talked to you downsizing, getting rid of the crap in your life. i don't know about you, but i've got a lot of crap in my life. i've got a lot of stuff -- my wife and i were walking around the house, how did we gather all of this stuff? i want to talk to you about turning that unneeded clutter into resources that will help either you be

vamos a ver quÉ es lo que tenemos mÁs adelante en despierta amÉrica. ♪ >> mÁs adelante en despierta amÉrica quiere usted saber cÓmo quitarse algunos aÑos de encima? sacarle provecho la tecnologÍa. en breve vamos a decir cÓmo funciona la nueva fuente de la juventud. >> eso va a estar buenÍsimo. se va a revelar un gran secreto escondido. >> cambiando de tema, la primera parte presentamos una entrevista tuve la oportunidad, a la casa de marco antonio muÑiz. prÁcticamente es un museo, la cantidad de fotografÍas es impresionante. tuvimos la oportunidad reconocer a su esposa, hablar un poco de su amor. el profundo amor que siente por mÉxico. ese amor temen se convierte en tristeza. ♪ >> ha pisado escenarios de todo el mundo su voz es sinÓnimo de romanticismo. nos confiesa que se siente desesperado por la situaciÓn que atraviesa su paÍs. >> de siento mal porque tengo 77 aÑos de edad, y no pudo salir con un rifle a pelear a quien, como defiendo mi patria? tanta injusticia tanto asesinato a mansalva. dÉjame definir que porque no quiero decir palabras demÁs. no sÉ hasta dÓnde hay intereses creados, p

america doesn't play for second place.ting for isn't as the world's largest importer, consuming products made elsewhere, but as the world's largest manufacturer of ideas and goods sold around the world. >> yet as of tonight, china already has more billionaires. 500 of them. than any other country on earth, including america. one of them, a man named jack ma, head of a vibrant internet group called ali baba. he told us he believes the real competition is who believes the most in the american dream. you are looking at the man sitting astride an internet universe. the number one e-commerce company in china. jack ma says it's all because of what he learned in america. americans look up and see what seems to be china streaking ahead. is america going to get left behind? >> no, i don't think so. i think the american -- what you see here is the china dreams. it is a part of the american dreams. this is the dream -- motivated us. most of the world. >> reporter: and what do you see when you look at the united states now? >> i think

sit tight, "this is america." "this is america"is made possible by -- >> we are back. >> my point of view, as a pakistani-american, is different. our newspapers are not national or international. the readers are less than before because people are taking news from the website or internet. i believe my pakistan news subscription has increased. you know why? wherever activity is going on, pakistani-american, they send it to me. we put those activities in the newspaper. people are waiting for the newspaper because it is a community newspaper. >> so they say all politics is local. people who are pakistani here in the u.s. want to read about what is happening at home. that would be normal as well. let me ask this question. do you think the technology we are using today has made the world a more dangerous place? >> i do not think so. it makes things easier. we are aware -- if somebody is sending us a fake story, like gary said, the next minute we can verify if it is correct or not. it is getting easier and better, not d

[applause] america will remain great if we remain proud of america.can system, the system that is enshrined in our founding documents, the system that connects -- protect and promote capitalism that has made this country great. [applause] america will remain great if and when we understand, if and when we understand that government cannot create prosperity. we have to understand that it comes from ourselves. and does not come from government. we are the creators of that prosperity. until we understand that, we can not perfect and defend our liberties. [applause] i have great confidence in the american system. we must believe in ourselves and not believe that somehow some of the net and then -- some benevolent leader will save us from ourselves. we must, once again, believe in ourselves. [applause] i will ask the senate respectfully to deliberate upon this. do we wish to live free or be enslaved by that? do we believe in the individual or do we believe in this state? thomas jefferson wrote that government is best that it that governs least. likewise, f

if america is going to make it, we must make it in america. i was talking a moment ago about the bush tax cuts. here's what it means. the republican plan if the bush tax cuts are extended will, cut taxes for the rich an average of $83,347 a year. $83,347 a year, the average tax reduction for the 1% wealthiest americans, 1% wealthiest americans. well, what does that mean? well, it means that for the next decade they will be able to buy an $83,000 mercedes benze-class for the next year or maybe they want to buy their wife, girlfriend, whatever a modest, a hermes, $64,000, every year. that's a lot of purses for the next 10 years. if that's not susht. would like to -- sufficient, would like to characterize these fat cats with their cigars. these are top line cigars and can buy 800 cigars every year. and that's not all. , they can light those cigars with $100 bill, 800 a year, and 800 100 bills to light it. i see my colleague paul tonko has returned. here's the alternative, americans. here's the alternative to the republican plan. instead of giving

despierta amÉrica!ollaba la parte intelectual. es un mito. >> vamos a hablar del clichÉ que hay con las miss. estamos con las seÑoritas de era repÚblica deportiva. >> llega el momento de la pregunta de los juez que ellas respondan de la actualidad y algunas se quedan como no sÉ de quÉ me estÁn preguntando. tiene que ver con esta percepciÓn? >> estÁ catalogado de manera integral. se busca en un concurso de belleza el estereotipo fÍsico que tiene los rasgos que tu mente dice es lo estÉtico. pero obviamente se acompaÑa con una seguridad y una manera de desenvolverse y una manera de proyectar. y muchas veces lo que hacen las ganadoras es la mezcla exclusiva que hay entre la personalidad y belleza al mismo tiempo. la combinaciÓn tiene que ser una armonÍa total y una comuniÓn perfecta. y la mujer cÓmo se quiere desenvolver. >> el hombre quÉ busca? qué es lo que ve primero? el hombre en la actualidad? porque todo esto entra por los ojos. y ves una mujer y dices dios mÍo quÉ pasa en el cielo que los Ángeles est

se adueÑa de las maÑanas aquÍ en despierta amÉrica.eche de univh@despierta americah@univh@ chiquilines podemos hacer una salsa, o para la familia porque univh@despierta americah@h@desp gracias por todos los consejos. nosotros continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> a cocinar. ♪ ♪ >> si su bebÉ tiene rasguÑos, picaduras de mosquitos lo mejor es colocar sÁvila. ábrala a la mitad, pÉlela para descubrir su pulpa, frÓtelo sobre su piel y verÁ que su herida sanará rÁpidamente. >> increÍble la magia de la naturaleza. >> impresionante, sabe siempre es importante que hable con su mÉdico, porque son los tÍpicos remedios dae buelita. vamos a cambiar h@despierta americah@hÍ y celebraron su dÍa con un festival de mÚsica y americrena cortas y los sombreros anchotes, se reunieron en la capital donde ofrecieron un concierto a santa cecilia. se originaron en jalisco. >> de ahÍ nace el tequila tambiÉn. >> de cualquier paÍs del mundo usted dice mÉxico y la relaciÓn es mariachi. >> y sabes que me encanta saber que en otros paÍses del mundo, en colomb

ahora continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ este segmento de despierta amÉrica es presentado con picante, con chamoy, mango, chirimoya . todo lo que es fruta natural lo preparamos en paleta o en helado. >> todos evocando tradiciones que a pesar de la distancia siguen siendo inolvidables. para muchos de nosotros como para Él es la manera de mantenerla viva. >> cuando me la como me siento como un niÑo, que se me chorrea en las manos y me acuerdo de mi infancia. >> defintivamente, no existe nada como poder acercarnos a nuestras tradiciones a pesar de la distancia y quÉ mejor si es con mucho sabor. ahora regreso con ustedes. >> vi la paleta de ciruela pasa me acuerdo cuando paseaba por la plaza de chihuahua con mi abuelo. recordar es volver a vivir. pueden entrar a mi blog compartiendo entre amigias. estamos comengadas como amigas y las espero ahÍ para platicar como nos gusta. vamos a continuar con mucho mÁs. quÉ sigue mÁs adelante? >> nunca segundas partes fueron buenas pero cuando se trata de salud siempre es buena una segunda opiniÓn. cuÁndo es bueno buscar la segunda opiniÓn

that is the america joe knows. that is the america had knows. that is the american you know. an america that invests in its future, and in its people, and america that is built to compete in the 21st century. we know that jobs and businesses of tomorrow will end up in countries that educate their workers best, that built the best infrastructure, they have the strongest commitment to research and technology. i want that nation to be the united states of america. i want that to play a part here in ohio, right here in cleveland. we're going to rebuild. there is absolutely no reason that china should have faster railroads, that singapore should have more airports. we're the nation that built the transcontinental railroad. we're the nation that built the interstate highway system. right now we are seeing thousands of people working to rebuild our roads and our railways and runways right here in ohio and across the country. rebuilding the infrastructure for the 21st century, putting people to work doing work that america needs done. we have seen in america where we have invested in

vamos a seguir con mÁs de despierta amÉrica.s todos. yoplait. saborea lo bueno. el yoplait que te encanta ahora en los nuevos paquetes de cuatro. pruébalos ya. ahora en los nuevos paquetes de cuatro. buenos dias, las autoridades hallaron el cuerpo de una mujer a la orilla del arroyo guadalupe, en san jose.--la policia informo que el cadaver se encontro cerca de la calle julian y la autopista 87 a eso de las seis de la tarde del sabado.--la mujer aun no es identificada, pero se cree que se trata de una transÚnte de unos 40 aÑos de edad.mas informacion a las 6 en noticias univision 1 >> anoche con grandes sorpresas pudimos disfrutar la dÉcima ediciÓn de mira quiÉn baila y la competencia sigue su recta a la gran final. >> vamos hasta nueva york donde estÁn los fanáticos del programa. boquita, tigre, memo, ¡muy buenos dÍas! por la maÑana cÓmo estÁn? >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁs mi amor. >> estamos felices de poder disfrutar y comenzar a ver a la gente de este espacio maravilloso. quiero hablar de mira quiÉn baila! te sorprendiste

john: where is america heading? the political left and right have two different visions for our future. the left wants more government. the right says, we should have less. you her the cries about -- bell, california, managers paid themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> shame on you. >> you are a crook yesterday, you are a crook today and you will be a crook tomorrow. john: maybe, they were arrested. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and wall street reform. plus forec

america. tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires will only make those numbers worse, boehner and cantor, well, they have promised when they're in charge they'll cut programs like food stamps, every week. so during this lame duck, nancy pelosi and harry reid, i think, need to go on the offensive and don't look back until every democrat whether they won or loss, got a job in january or not, to get in line and do it for the people. and, oh, by the way, the president's deficit commission, well, it came out today and they recommended cuts in social security, medicare, medicaid. so predictable. are you ready to compromise on that? because that's where the righties are going to be going. the ideological fight for america is officially on. okay, they won the midterms, they picked up some seats. the wrong guys are going to be holding the stick at the chair, but the fact is we can't stick our head in the sand and say well, let's just have a lousy lame duck. no, let's have a great lame duck and realiz

moving to america and in the n.f.l. the pittsburgh steelers have moved level with baltimore at the top of the a.f.c. north after holding off a fierce fight back from divisional rival cincinnati to win twenty seven twenty one the steelers were twenty points up twenty seven seven for the bengals battle back with two fourth quarter touchdowns pittsburgh and that was six and two in the division cincinnati a bottom having lost five games in a row. and meanwhile the dallas cowboys have fired coach wade phillips following the team's heavy forty five seven defeat to green bay that was their fist defeat in a row if only one once in eight matches and are suffering their worst start since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine offensive coach jason garrett that takes charge. obviously this is a very difficult decision from a team and our organization. we're grateful to wade and his contributions to the cowboys leading us to two division titles in his first three seasons with the club. we also clearly understand we're not where we w

moving to america and in the n.f.l. the pittsburgh steelers have made level with baltimore at the top of the a.f.c. north of the holding of a fierce fight back from divisional rival cincinnati to win twenty seven twenty one the steelers what twenty points up it's twenty seven seven for the bangles battled back to full court touchdowns and are six in two in the division cincinnati a bottom topping out of five games in the right. meanwhile the dallas cowboys have five coach wade phillips following the team's heavy forty five seven defeat to green bay that was their fist defeat in a row and only one once in a match is going to soften the worst start since one thousand nine hundred six coach jason garrett now takes charge obviously this is a very difficult decision from a tame and our organization. we're grateful to wade and his contributions to the cowboys leading us to two division titles in his first three seasons with club. we also clearly understand we're not where we want to be it is time imagine understatement. stayi

then he went to the churches of america. he said america is great because america is good. i believe that this very much. host: two texas politicians have doing books out. george w. bush is on the book tour travel and a few stories about this. he breaks belong silenced to promote a new book. here is one thing that was highlighted. kanye west said that george bush does not care about black people. this the suggestion i was racist was an all-time low. rep. -- rick perry is out with a book. he has no interest in running for president. he released a book that reads like a tea party manifesto. host: we have time for a couple of calls. we have a tweet -- fort washington, maryland. caller: i love this topic. i have been reading a book and there was a letter that said americans are avid for praise and they will supply themselves. i am tired of politics. everytime i hear i hear what a great country this is and it is the greatest country, to act with more keynote, we might be a better country. host: the last comment will be from west virginia. correct -- eric, you are on. caller: why

los deportes y no el amÉrica. >> por quÉ no te gusta el amÉrica?feo a memo ochoa. y ganÓ a dos por una. >> la otra semifinal fue muy aburrida. independiente de argentina recibiÓ a la liga de quito en semifinales de la copa sudamericana. anotaciones de parra y frere. asÍ avanzaron contra el goya de brasil. independiente habÍa ganado en la ida por tres goles a dos. los partidos de la gran final serÁn el prÓximo 1 y 8 de enero. el equipo rojo del independiente de avellaneda. el prÓximo domingo sintonice univisiÓn para poder ver la repÚblica deportiva. y estarÁn hablando de boxeo y habrÁ como siempre buen humor, bellas mujeres y la cita es el prÓximo domingo por univisión. donde tambiÉn le estarÁn explicando la situaciÓn que se presenta con los yankees si renuevan o no y en quÉ condiciones. quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑÓ aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. en el segmento deportivo. repÚblica deportiva a las 11 de la maÑana en el este, 10 centro y 12 del mediodÍa en el pacÍfico. seguimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> le sobrÓ mucho pavo de su cena de anoche? mÁs

america. "the main obstacle to a new world order is america." are the main obstacle to what he wants, which is an open society. replacement for the republic. well, what does that mean for you? well, he's talked about it. first, manage decline of the u.s. dollar. his words. not mine. >> so an orderly decline of the dollar is actually desirable. >> glenn: does this sound good to you? does it sound good to you? how much has the price of sugar gone up? how much has the gasoline gone up? why? is there a shortage with sugar? no. your dollar is being devalued. it is going down in an orderly way. prices go up. is that what you want? let me play the clip we just played one more time at the top of the hour. listen to this. the question is whether we need and whether mr. soros and his foundation can help to bring more foreign influence in to the united states, instead of relying on what is essentially a balance between democrats and conservative republicans. >> i think you put the finger on a very important flaw in the current world order. that is that onl

se iniciÓ el jueves en la copa amÉrica 2011.ccesible. lo cierto es que la copa amÉrica dio su puntapiÉ inicial. >> la mÁxima presiÓn del fÚtbol, regresa a nuestra pantalla.un voluptuoso teatro en la ciudad de la plata a 36 dÍas de las calles argentinas. comenzÓ con una muestra cultural de los participantes >> . este acto inaugura una fiesta de los participantes de todo el universo. >> argentina cabeza, enfrentarÁ a colombia, japÓn, y bolivia. los verde amarelhos, enfrentan ecuador, venezuela. esperan poder utilizar a ronaldinho, ausente en la copa del mundo. todos esperan hacerse del trofeo de 20 libras. el balÓn comienza a rodar el primero de julio con Él partido con el local y bolivia, usted podrÁ vivir encuentro por su cadena univisiÓn. >> la copa amÉrica regresa a argentina donde se disputÓ la primera ediciÓn. >> enrique >> recesiva por su informe, primero de julio usted ya lo saben. >> pausa y ♪ >> distal de la mÚsica latina en su Última ediciÓn, colmada de estrellas latina. pasamos con nuestra colega la muy elegante lilian

she imagines america as a great country.s new mother just had a job interview and like so many americans looking for work, they've told her to come back again. so, one down, another one to go. >> maybe. >> reporter: good luck. >> thank you. >> reporter: and then there were the train workers who described americans in one word. you think americans are polite? we think you are polite. and finally, with so much talk about america and our relationship with china, the possibilities from the children. >> reporter: what do you hope, when you grow up, that america and chinese people will do together? >> reporter: this loyal boy hopes the chinese and americans will be good friends. this little girl hopes we'll chat online. and this boy hopes we work together. such precious faces. they spoke of their favorite movie, lady gaga, and if you endulge me, you were if phoenix last week. 27,437 miles. i hope somebody has dinner waiting for you. >> thank heaven for eye drops. >> reporter: and sleep on the plane. >> it was a great trip. have a

san francisco could be host to the next america's cup.but last year's winner, oracle ceo larry ellison, and the san francisco giants are fighting over=&nów?)q plan for the sail race. and a special report on the challenges women veterans face when they return home. challenges women veterans face when they return home. those stories next. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund ♪ >> belva: good evening, and welcome to "this week in northern california." i'm belva davis. and joining me tonight on our news panel are tom vacar, game was going to be the determining factor because jean quan ultimately as a candidate emphasized actually going door to door and when she went door to door she and her volunteers, they not only asked for first choice rank but second and third. they weren't shy about that. the same went for rebecca kaplan. don perata, in contrast, campaigned very differently. his campaign was dominated by mailers that cost a lot of money instead of this kind of ground game that asked for hey, if i don't get your first rank

for pilgrim feet seemed beyond the year undimmed by human tears america america died shed his gracethe -- god shed his grace on the end crown thy good with brotherhood from sea, to the shining sea sing with me o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain america, america died shed his grace on the crown by good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> that was quite impressive, i must say. peter holt was going to be here to introduce our next speaker. he is a very dynamic the and now a veteran, who owns a team called the san antonio spurs, but could not make it did he get tied up in business. instead of peter, will have the chairman of the board of the vietnam veterans memorial fund board of directors. he will do the introduction. he served with the navy in vietnam, and now practices law in washington, d.c., and now, washington attorneys are not on the endangered list. they are all over the place. he is one of the better ones. [applause] >> thank you. i am very proud to introduce the keynote speaker thi

in our top story today the rest of an hour to reporter and camera man in america is the topic of debate in a special edition of people of cross talk and that's just moments away. if you can. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle trampling on freedom of assembly and the right to protest demonstrating in front of one of america's largest military bases even journalists now can be expected be targets of heavy handed cops . to discuss the state of journalism in america i'm joined by cailin ford in atlanta she's an r.t. correspondent and just released from a georgian jail also in atlanta we have lisa sullivan she is the latin american coordinator and school of americas watch and in washington we cross the michael o'brien he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq intervention to withdrawal one thousand nine hundred one to two thousand and ten all right folks this is crosstalk so you can jump in anytime you want when you're at the center of this media storm i know you've been through the day been telling our audiences around the world about your or your experience

empire is over and we see this like who we see this in the headline america's economic suez so this is the moment when the u.s. introduced quantitative easing without coordinating with any other nation south africa germany china brazil all came out immediately and condemned the u.s. for this movement they are standing alone no brazil what a shocker there really because brazil said to the i.m.f. quite a number of years ago now to go stuff it there you know why. to be debt slaves to the i.m.f. so now they're running the show well here's a quote from brazil's finance minister guido mon take it well everybody wants the us economy to recover it does no good at all to just throw dollars from a helicopter nobody wants the us dollar economy to recover because all they do is i use their money to invade countries and commit genocide an ecological a cause with man made global warming that's right and who is the man making the global warming you know the states have the finances the dollars the rest the world owes us what do you or the dollar well the other thing that you know americans themselves

continÚen con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> sra. cÓmo reaccionó? >> nunca se imaginÓ quÉ yo lo iba a saber. >> te pasÓ por la mente dejarlo sofÍa, dijiste, sabes quÉ te agarrÉ, me voy. >> sÍ. sí lo pensÉ pero también pensÉ en mis hijos. el problema realmente era conmigo y no con ellos y siempre Él ha sido un buen esposo y buen padre y mis hijos no se merecÍan perder a su padre por un enojo automÁtico mÍo. >> cuando descubres que te engaÑa, no te dan ganas de ahorcarlo. quÉ hiciste tÚ? >> claro que sÍ. muchas emociones, de rabia, cÓlera, dolor, iras pero conversÉ mucho con Él y traté de mantener la calma y llegamos a un acuerdo en que todo habÍa sido por el momento nada mÁs. >> estamos escuchando el testimonio de sofÍa. primero quiero preguntarte, es normal la reacciÓn que tuvo sofÍa. >> depende de la personalidad del individuo y depende tambiÉn de las caracterÍsticas de los rasgos de esa relaciÓn y de cuÁnto tiempo hayan estado enfrascados en esta relaciÓn y tambiÉn hay un componente socio- cultural. los valores, los principios de l