annenberg media ♪ by: lamentablemente, lo de angel es cierto.arrador: bienvenidos al episodio 20 de destinos: an introduction to spanish. en este episodio raquel sigue la investigación en puerto rico. primero, conoce a la familia de angela. este señor castillo-- si es el padre de angel, ¿por qué no vino en persona? mi abuela quiere conocerte. ¿puedes ir conmigo mañana a visitarla? si es necesario para que tú puedas ir a méxico. ¿vive cerca de san juan? no, vive en el suroeste de la isla. mira. allí es. san germán. además de ver lo que sucede en este episodio también vamos a aprender más vocabulario relacionado con la familia. la abuela, doña carmen, y el abuelo. los tíos. raquel también apunta que había relaciones muy estrechas entre doña carmen y angel. eran suegra y yerno. angela también tiene tres primas. también vamos a aprender algo sobre la historia de la isla de puerto rico. los indios que habitaban la isla se llamaban los taínos y su isla se llamaba "borinquén". y como don fernando está gravemente enfermo en el hospital es importante que

captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r.l episodio previo raquel se preocupa por arturo. arturo está muy pensativo porque tiene un mal presentimiento sobre angel, su hermano. ¿sí? tengo un mal presentimiento. raquel trata de calmarlo y después, arturo la lleva al hotel. visitan algunas tiendas de artículos de cuero industria muy importante en la argentina. finalmente, raquel compra una bolsa blanca. raquel no lo sabe, pero arturo le compra un regalo especial. arturo llama a raquel. tiene noticias de héctor e información sobre la carta. mañana me va a llamar. ¿mañana? entonces, raquel y arturo pasan la tarde en el parque de rosedal. en el parque, pasean en mateo van en bote y arturo le prepara a raquel un picnic con mucha fruta. yo soy mejor que tú. mira. finalmente, llega el próximo día otro día en buenos aires para raquel. en casa de arturo, esperan la llamada de héctor quien tiene una carta importante con la dirección de angel castillo. mira, me gusta mucho esta foto. ¿mmm? ¿la has visto? el fotógrafo debe ser muy imaginat

captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r.ion. arturo decide sacar una fotografía de él y raquel juntos. pero la sesión fotográfica resultó bastante cómica. ¿te estás burlando de mí? arturo, quizás necesita gasolina. ¿pero qué tiene esta maldita? ino entiendo! ( clic ) más tarde, arturo recibe una llamada de héctor. tiene la carta pero raquel y arturo lo tienen que ir a buscar al puerto. entonces, raquel y arturo van al puerto. allí esperan... y esperan... y esperan. por fin, raquel encuentra a héctor. arturo. está aquí abajo. héctor le da la carta de angel a arturo que está muy ansioso de leerla. la abre y la lee en voz alta. piensa quedarse a vivir en puerto rico. no quiere volver nunca más a la argentina. muy importante ahora es la atracción mutua que sienten arturo y raquel una atracción que le lleva a arturo a tomar una decisión. ¿quieres decir que irías a puerto rico? yo quiero ir. ¿cómo querés pasar tu última noche en buenos aires? quiero que sea inolvidable. ah. ¿inolvidable? sí. quiero bailar un tango. y después, artu

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additional funding is providing by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. last week we were talking about the economy, but this week republicans jockeyed for the party's most conservative voters and president obama was forced into a political corner by catholic bishops opposed to birth control. the president decided to try to defuse the controversy with an appearance in the white house briefing room today. >> if a woman's employer is a charity or a hospital that has a religious objection to providing contraceptive services as part of their health plan, the insurance company, not the hospital, not the charity, will be required to reach out and offer the woman contraceptive care free of charge, without co-pays and without hassles. gwen: there was a religious liberty argument. there was a health care argument. and in the end they both collided. how did this whole thing blow up? >> this was an outgrowth of president o

additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. the candidate who has captured the imagination of republican voters this week doesn't have a national headquarters, a 50-state campaign infrastructure, or even a fancy campaign bus. but he seems to have one big advantage at least for now, his last name is not romney. so another big primary fight is under way. and in a half dozen states, this is what voters are seeing. >> santorum even voted to raise his own pay and joined hillary clinton to let convicted felons vote. rick santorum. big spender. washington insider. >> mitt romney's negative attack machine is back. on full throttle. this time romney's firing his mud at rick santorum. gwen: but as santorum is soaring in state and national polls right now, it's because people are -- is it because people are for him or is it because people are against romney? karen, straighten us out. >> very up

>> corporate funding is also provided by norfolk southern, additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. on the campaign trail this week, republican candidates were looking for a way forward. here in washington, the president was, too. today, the bureau of labor statistics handed hip the best news he's had in months. 243,000 new jobs in january. 16 months of job growth. five straight months of unemployment decline. you can almost hear the sigh of relief coming from the obama white house. >> altogether, we've added 3.7 million new jobs over the last 23 months. now, these numbers will go up and down in the coming months. and there are still far too many americans who need a job or need a job that pays better than the one they have now. but the economy is growing stronger. gwen: so let start there. the president said at the state of the youtube and said today things -- of the union and said

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the pictures, the saddles that walter annenberg gave him with the history of the saddles, the western saddles. everything is exactly -- the rug. this is the rug we had in the oval office. everything is the same. the desk. >> is this the exact rug? >> yeah, this is the exact rug. >> the desk, anything special you can tell us about the desk? >> well, it was the desk john kennedy had. >> is this the desk? >> no. no, this is a copy. >> how many times did you come to the oval office? did you ever come over and just sit? >> only when i was asked. i did not sit in on meetings, you know. >> did you -- did the two of you sit in the oval office and talk? >> no. that was his business. when he was through in the oval office, he came home. >> what time of day would he normally get back? >> well, depending. again, it's like asking me about every day was a little different. around -- probably around 6:00. >> when he was president, we used to do programs with him and 45 high school students called students and leaders. used to do them when he was governor and did them with c-span in the white house.

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both are projects from the annenberg public policy center at the university of pennsylvania, the director is kathleen hall jamieson. faithful followers of our programs over the years know that she is our master media decoder, so i've asked her to join me this week for a look at the campaign so far. she is the author of many books including her latest, "the obama victory: how media, money, and message shaped the 2008 election." it's co-authored with kate kenski and bruce w. hardy. kathleen, welcome. >> thank you. >> we've been doing this a long time. >> certainly, we have. >> twenty years or more is-right? all right, so here we are. have you ever seen a meaner campaign? >> i've seen campaigns that i thought were mean. i've seen campaigns that i thought were deceptive and irrelevant to governance. i haven't seen a primary campaign that this early in the season has done so much damage to candidates from whom we will select a republican nominee. and i worry a great deal about what that means for the general election. >> there has been a lower turnout than everyone expected this year and a rea

annenberg and he was one who provided a great deal of inspiration and leadership. i'm very saddened to have had the news, mr. speaker, of his passing, but i have to say that he lived a very, very full and active 80 years. ambassador price and i shared a hometown and many mutual friends in kansas city and we also shared a great love of california. mr. price was someone who was very big, physically. he was very big intellectually. an he had a great big heart. i always felt comforted arn him because he had that wonderful embrace, when he would bring you in, and with me, for the past several decades, he's offered very thoughtful political insight and advice and counsel on a wide range of issues. he served as ambassador to the court of st. james after having served as ambassador to belgium under president reagan in the 1980's. he was the first american to go to the site in lockerbie, scotland where pan am flight 103 went down. he was on the cutting edge of many very, very important decisions that were made with our very important ally, margaret thatcher. i have to say t

annenberg media ♪ by: idoña flora! idoña flora! ¿quién es?dor: en este episodio, raquel y arturo siguen con la búsqueda de angel, el hijo de rosario y fernando. también, raquel y arturo pasan más tiempo juntos. durante el episodio vamos a aprender más vocabulario relacionado con la comida-- los nombres de varias frutas. manzana. luego, una naranja. un kilo de bananas... medio kilo de esas uvas... melón. y finalmente, vamos a hablar un poco de uno de los productos más conocidos de la argentina los artículos de cuero. captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. en el episodio previo, raquel habla con su mamá por teléfono. le habla de su investigación y de su nuevo amigo, arturo iglesias. salud, dinero y amor. raquel le cuenta a su madre de la fabulosa cena que preparó arturo. durante esa cena, arturo le cuenta a raquel de su matrimonio y de cómo terminó en divorcio. raquel y arturo caminan por la calle necochea en el barrio italiano, la boca. buscan a un señor, posible amigo de

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