. - hoy carolina villamizar nos presenta una entrevista con la doctora apolo, además de los estrenossencia en la feria de la familia 2011. por noveno año "telemundo washigton" realizó en la feria de la familia, alrededor de 30,000 personas asistieron para compartir el domingo familiar y conocer a los periodistas telenoticias washington y las estrellas de telemundo, entre ellas estaba la reconocida doctora del programa sosegado, compartió con audiencia y dio autógrafos, canto y concedió una entrevista entre estrellas. >>los grandes hispanos que viven aquí en washington les pido que pongan sus mentes y sus energías en poder lograr y realizar que se haga una póliza de inmigración. >>carolina: el sábado emitirá un concierto en el salvador cuyas entradas se cobrará en paquetes de frijoles y arroz serán destinados para los afectados de las lluvias. el concierto será en la capital san salvador, y según los organizadores se espera intercambiar unas 30,000 entradas a cambio de los granos básicos, prepárense porque llega algo en manhattan, basada en la taquillera película que cautivó el mundo

. >> rick perry and his campaign owe cain and his family an apolo apology. >> reporter: a wquinnipiac poll puts cain 30% nationally but quinnipiac found the 9-9-9 plan is not his main appeal. voters just liked him. now that's in jeopardy. >> these allegations go to the heart of likability. likability was herman cain's calling card. >> reporter: more surprises could lie ahead. >> thank you. >> reporter: characters from cain's past with stories still to tell. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, capitol hill. >>> well, elsewhere, wall street protesters in oakland, california, succeeded in shutting down one of the nation's busiest shipping ports last night. thousands marched yesterday in what was supposed to be a peaceful general strike at the port of oakland but tensions flared as the night war on. nbc's jay gray reports. >> reporter: the occupation grew to more than 4,000 in oakland. >> this movement is alive and well. >> reporter: one of the largest since the nationwide protest began. moving beyond the usual park rally to the port with protesters at one point climbing onto tractor-trailers

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with apolo ohno in the wings is a little scary. 28 minutes before the top of the hour.ow to tell you about. within the last hour, two trains slammed into one another sending them right off the tracks. this is the live shot here in bartlett, illinois, as many as 18 cars derailed and there are reports of a gas leak. it's believed the trains are carrying organic acid and sodium hydroxide. no word yet on injuries or evacuations but there are homes, there are homes right across the street. >> and president obama arriving at the g-20 summit in france this morning. but the meetings are being overshadowed by a much bigger financial crisis. in greece, and we're just learning greek prime minister will not resign. fox business reporter ashley webster is live in athens, greece, with the very latest. ashley, give us the latest. what's going on over there? it's becoming more of a mess not getting any better, it seems like. >> absolutely, eric. in fact, developments changing by the minute. there was a report from the dow jones that suggested that, perhaps, greek prime minister george

apolo anton own know is here, eight-time olympic medalist in short track speed indicating.u're running the new york city marathon. >> i was challenged to run it by subway, and i've never done this. >> have you ever done a marathon? >> my first marathon ever. the kicker is, if i finish under four hours, subway will donate $25,200 towards the special olympics. it's xiemed. thousands of people. >> and this isn't the kind of thing that you you go out and you run a couple miles and you're ready for the marathon. i'm sure there's a huge difference. >> completely different. the most common misconception is people say, apollo, you're an almost athlete. this should be easy for you. i spent over 15 years of my life preparing for a race that literally is 45 seconds long and i'm on skates. >> 40 seconds of a race and there will be apolo. >> i'll have the fastest 40 meters in the marathon. >> quickly, are we going to see you in 2014 back on skates? >> you will see me on 2012 in london. i'll be doing some great things with nbc at the olympic games. i'll be doing some amazing things in ru

. >> conrad worked on both the apolo and space shuttle programs. >> we're probably not going to see anythingis in our lifetime. >> all 135 shuttles started out from this building, too, made into the fuel tanks and booster rockets. because of the volatile fueles and chemicals used during the shuttle era, nasa closed the vab's doors to outsiders in 1978. with the shuttle program over, nasa is, again, allowing tours from the visitor complex stop here. >> we just sort of said, well, we absolutely have to do that part of the tour. it's not optional. >> to this day, the vab remains one of the biggest buildings in the world. 525 feet high. by volume, it's the fourth largest in the world. so here is one of those interesting nasa factoids. that, of course, the vehicle assembly building behind me. and that american flag you see there, it is so large that you can fit a city bus inside each of the stripes. >> when you look at that big flag out there hanging on the side of this thing, 210 feet long, wow, what a flag. >> within a few years, nasa hopes to start assembling its next generation rocket in here

>> i'lling ing accept her apolo she resigns and joins our movement. >> you want her to resign? >> i personally want her to resign. i started a physician on change.org. over 70,000 people want her to resign. my friends and i who are victims of this incident managed to track her down on saturday and we have her on video saying, i don't plan on resigning unless somebody says i did anything wrong. and 70,000 people said you did something wrong. the faculty association. >> do you have anything to say to the lieutenant? i understand it was lieutenant pike who sprayed you down. do you have anything to say to him? >> i don't know. he was an officer of the law, and my stepfather is a police officer, and i do have the utmost respect for police officers. i guess i wish i could have a conversation with him about why he did it. >> for him to go on administrative leave, for him to be placed on administrative leave, is that enough right now do you think? >> he's on paid administrative leave, that's right? >> yes. >> the rumor i heard. i don't think that's enough. i think there needs to be a v

apolo ohno did three hours and 33 minutes. >> the winner came close to doing it under two hours. >> i it was around eight. but still. >> christie turlington, she was also at 4 something. right in there. i mean, amazing. >> that's fantastic. >> hats off to everyone who did take part. headlines for you on this monday morning. country of iran on the brink to developing nuclear weapons from a new report of the atomic agency today. the report contradicting previous intelligence from 2007 that said they stopped developing nukes. according to the new intelligence, apparently a russian scientist has been teaching iran about how to make the real tricky detonators, ok, and it says nuclear experts from both pakistan and north korea are also involved as iran now on the brink of having a nuke. >> and an accused american jihadist is going to go on trial today. he's from houston and charged with trying to sneak aboard a ship heading to the middle east so he could give money to al-qaida along with gps parts and u.s. military manuals. the f.b.i. says he was an e-mail buddy of the american born cleric