we have reports from buenos aires. >> reporter: official temperatures highs in buenos aires has been above 40 ven30centigrade, but the humidiy makes it feel like it's in the mid 40s. >> in 1 ho years, never i--100 s never have we had such high temperatures, high humidity, and very low atmospheric pressure. really effects the human health. that's why we are alerting the population, okay, take care. >> the heat cave has been putting a major strain on energy supplies forcing power cuts in some neighborhoods. sometimes for a few hours, occasionally for several days. these frustrated residents have been blocking a major road in buenos aires. >> no one listens to us. we followed all the correct procedures and we called the energy company, but only a computer deals with us. they say the engineers are out working but that's a lie. we had no alternatives but to do this. >> reporter: the government have said they're dealing with the problem, and all power will be restored shortly. in the meantime the emergency measures have been implemented, warning how to deal with the extreme heat. with the

never in buenos aires have we had high minimum temperatures. high temperature, high humidity, and very low atmospheric pressure, affecting human health. that's why we are alerting the population. okay. take care. >> the heatwave has been putting a strain on energy supplies, causing power cuts, sometimes for a few hours, occasionally for several days. these residents have been blocking a road in buenos aires after living without power for 10 days. >> translation: no one listened to us. we followed the correct procedures. we called the energy company, but only a computer deals with us. they say the engineers are out working. it's a lie. we have no alternative but to do this. >> the government and energy companies said they are dealing with the problem, and all power will be restored shortly. emergency measures are being implemented, and issues about how to deal with the extreme heat. with the constant high temperatures, we always suffer here, young and old alike. with no electricity, for five, 10, 20 days, the situation is unbearable. suf kating.

he became archbishop of buenos aires in 1998. his hallmark was service and humility. paul ii appointed him a cardinal. and after more than a decade on march the 13th, 2013, he was elected to lead the world's estimated 1.2 billion catholics and installed as pope six days later. >> this is the greatness of the man, i think, that he knows who he is. he knows what his responsibility is. >> reporter: this cardinal is the former archbishop in washington, d.c. he says he is handling the job well. >> it doesn't crush him, because he knows he's going to carry it with jesus. and he knows the people out there, and his job is to help them. >> reporter: becoming pope was only one of many significant firsts for the new pontiff. >> he is the first pope from latin america. the first pope from outside europe in 1300 years. and of course he is the first pope to utter the word gay. >> so we have the first jesuit pope. it seems kind of strange that a pope would be a jesuit, because the jesuits take a vow to do what the pope tells them. >> reporter: but even more stunning to many was the

latino news hour, sure he has a pr team but his humility in buenos aires, video comment which is very critical from miranda. >> i'm an ex-catholic. i've lived through three popes thution thus far. they were wolves in wolf's clothing, so cuddly sheep's clothing and i say so progressive because the state of beliefs which are on record are anything but progressive. unfortunately people are buying the facts, which is allowing him to get away with things his predecessors wish they could have. >> they say it's incorporated. what is your response, is this good pr or authentic reform here? >> i think what's interesting is this pope is asking the church to a spirit of reform much like st. francis did. he has put together a council of eight bishops, he is not living the pop lifestyle, he's putting the gospel back at the heart of what the church teaches and preaches and i think that's a very powerful thing. i think it's theng. i think this pope like many popes he understands how to use visuals and images. but this is a man who when he was archbishop of buenos aires, he has talked about a culture

. >> en buenos aires , argentina hay corte de luz por el calor de 44° celcius . >> en algunos barriosorar su estado de Ánimo . >> habla ever cabrera, nos dira porque uso sustancias prohibidas . ♪ porque sabemos todo lo que haces para que estas fiestas sean perfectas. desde cojines a cocinas, >> (mÚsica) . >> (mÚsica) . >> después de todo lo que hemos comido, tenemos consejos para que desafie el clima de diciembre y baje las libras demas . >> hay ejercicios de calentamiento, cubra su cabeza y manos y vistase en capas . >> y si es de los que sufre de depresiÓn , hay manejras de estar mejor, lo mÁs basico es hacer ejercicio, y alimentarse bien . >> vamos a ver el clima para el Último fin de semana del aÑo . >> muy buenas noches que gustÓ saludarle, maÑana sÁbado esperemos temperaturas por encima de lo normal, pero tenemos esta nubosidad en nuestra Área ,con temperaturas bajas , pero solo para maÑana estaremos viendo cambios pero despuÉs mejora la situaciÓn , 35° en fresno, 55 en los Ángeles , san diego, 50° esta noche , vamos a ver aquÍ en nuestra Área . >> 58° en oakland . >> san jose c

. >>> la pareja vive en victoria, entre rÍos, 400 kilÓmetros de buenos aires, donde la vida para un transexualto de gÉnesis. >>> lo Único que espero es que acepte a mi hija, porque somos personas normales, somos una familia normal. >>> ademÁs, le pidieron un papa casarse por la iglesia catÓlica. gustavo mariel, univisiÓn. >>> jorge calvo tiene la informaciÓn deportiva. >>> asÍ es, listas las semifinales de la liga mx. cuartos de final, partido de vuelta, la mÁquina se adelanta con el gol de gimÉnez, pero velÁsquez empata y acababa con las aspiraciones, y el toluca avanza y suma otro fracaso mÁs. al finalizar el partido los integrantes de barra azul provocan un caos, y se dirigieron al tÚnel, hubo enfrentamientos con la policÍa, despuÉs fueron arrestados. mientras tanto leÓn recibio a morelia, monarcas tenÍa que ganar, y una tarea que no pudo porque leÓn gano 4 por 0. en la liga espaÑola el real madrid sin ronaldo no tiene piedad del valladolid y golea 4 por 0. una anotaciÓn de benzema, y luego triplete de bale. y lo mantiene en el tercer puesto. >>> el atlÉtico de madrid vence 2 por 0 al helch

. >> despuÉs de 10 dÍas de calor y cortes de luz en buenos aires,los gobiernos de la naciÓn y la capitalara. >> la culpa no es del chancho sino del que habrÁ de comer, porque si la empresa no cumple, como estado debo auditarla,yo me siento varÍa en el país, me entendÉs? >> se declarÓ la emergencia energÉtica, dÍa tras día la red elÉctrica bate records de consumo y genera cortes en casi todos los barrios de la capital. desde el gobierno hablaron los empleados que insistieron en culpar a las empresas proveedoras de energÍa. >> cuando uno mira el panorama general de que se trata del 2% de los usuarios. >> desde el gobierno de la ciudad advirtieron que el problema energÉtico no se resolverÁ en el corto plazo. >> una vez que no quede nadie sin luz o energÍa podemos pensar en las responsabilidades, pero estamos convencidos de que esto requiere mayor nivel de inversiÓn, y hay que y aÚn asÍ es un problema que va a durar dos aÑos mÁs. >> el calor continuarÁ por lo menos, hasta jueves o viernes. >> el volcÁn arrojÓ gases y cenizas en la maÑana del domingo,lo que obligÓ a la evacuaciÓn de mÁs de 20

imagine living without power for days amid a heatwave find out how people in buenos aires is coping. and we have today's sports coming up. >> welcome back. a heatwave gripping argentina is expected to continue for the next few days. soaring temperatures have caused a wave of power cuts and water shortages. we have reports from buenos aires. >> officials temperatures have been above 30 degrees centigrade since beginning of december. but humidity and others factors have made it feel like it's in the mid 40s and it's likely to stay like that until the new year. >> in 141 years never has there been such persistent temperatures. high humidity, and very low pressure, that's why we are alerting the population, take care. >> reporter: the heatwave has been putting a major strain on energy supplies forcing power cuts in some neighborhoods. sometimes for a few hours, occasionally for several days. these residents have been blocking a major road after living without power for ten days. >> no one lives to us. we followed all the correct procedures, and we called the energy company but only a com

he worked to make extra cash after college in buenos aires. we do not know if the pope had to get visit go with any bar patrons though. >> who didn't work and i job in college -- an odd job in college for extra cash? [laughter] >> all right. speaking of cool -- >> not cool today. mid to upper 50s, 60s on the way for tomorrow. then we will have an interesting sunday. >> not talking about the redskins. ♪ i love it! ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ i picked it out in a snap ♪ what made it genius ♪ was my camouflage wrap ♪ that's my kind of holiday [dramatic music] ♪ >> oh. what's up? what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up? hey. hey, what's happening, dude? what's up? how you doing, baby? yeah. yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. we all know what week it is. it's double money week! [cheers and applause] more money, more money. all right, all of our contestants have a chance to double thei

----la revista destaco el papel de quien fuera arzobispo de buenos aires para comprometer a una iglesiael mundo a que enfrente sus necesidades mas profundas y equilibre su juicio con piedad. ---el papa no busca la fama o el exito por que esta al servicio del evengelio de dios dijo un vocero del vaticano. stop open cesar ---ante la caida de remesas hacia mexico que se registro durante 2013 por la situacion economica, take vo ---la banca mexicana anticipa una recuperacion en este rubro para el proximo aÑo... ---este aÑo, mexico se convirtio en uno de cinco paises en el que se se experimento una drastica caida de remesas generadas por trabajadores migrantes... roll weather open cesar ---vamos con javier castro y el reporte del tiempo take pkg cesar --- tiempo de una nueva pausa publicitaria pero al volver... take vo --- el sepelio de nelson mandela sigue dando que hablar pero esta vez por un hombre que se hizo pasar como interprete frente a millones de personas... take sot ===open domina la accion=== ♪ ♪ qué alegría ♪ este día ♪ si llega a nevar ♪ hay que celebrar ♪ vamos que llegó la navi

. >> las cosas comenzaron a hacerse famosa en la provincia de buenos aires, ese fue el momento en ele hizo llegar unas hostias y una carte. >> interrumpiÓ la audiencia para responder la carta, sin duda alguna le dio una atenciÓn especial a la carta del gabi. >> la respuesta del sumo pontÍfice, es algo que esta mujer guarda con tesoro,como una prueba de que esos pedacitos de pan estÁn ayudando a curar su pecado. >> "agradezco su confianza y las hotias,desde maÑana celebrar el misa con ellos, y me honra", gracias por escribirme, y enviarme las fotos". cada vez que la leo, me produce la misma emociÓn. >> gabriela caballero quedÓ tan conmovida con este gesto del santo padre, que jurÓ seguir confeccionando hostias aÚn despuÉs de cumplir con su condena. >> todos los comentarios son bienvenidos. >> aprovechamos para agradecer sus mensajes en twitter, muchas gracias por tantos b ue >> y un residente de un poblado en indiana se tomÓ muy en serio esto de la decoraciÓn navideÑa, ha colocado mÁs de 50.000 luces, y tiene muchos Árboles de navidad dentro de su casa, como lo ven,no sÓlo por diversi

we have this report from buenos aires by danier schweimler. >> temperatures in buenos aires have been above 32 degrees centigrade since december. humidity and other factors makes it feel like it's in the mid 40s, and it's likely to stay like that since the new year. >> we have beaten parameters for 141 years. never have we had high temperatures, high humidity and low atmospheric pressure. that's why we are alerting the population - take care. >> the heatwave has put a strain on energy supplies, causing power cuts - sometimes for a few hours, occasionally for several days. frustrated residents blocked this road after living without power for 10 days. >> no one listens to us. we followed the correct procedures and called the energy companies. only a computer deals with us. engineers are out working. it's a lie. we had no alternative but to do this. >> the government and energy companies said they are dealing with the problem, and all power will be restored shortly. in the meantime emergency measures are implemented. and issues about how to deal with the extreme heat. >> with the high te

. >> everest is the archbishop, jorge bergoglio became pope francis, buenos aires has been basking in the glory. they flock to the city following in his footsteps. there are tour buses to show where he used to live and work. locals here in flores follow what he is doing and the vatican from a distance. this poor district is located in the south of the argentinian capital. priests have been living there for five years. >> poor districts like ours are receptive to what the pope says. the same as what he used to say but he was not so famous event. this is a great source of joy and pride. >> he wants to break an element of solidarity and humanity into an everyday reality where conditions are tough. he hopes of violence can be prevented by talking and football can't inter children from turning to drugs. he and other priest are well respected because they practice what they preach as does the pope. >> what is new are his gestures, not to be worse. the simple gestures that are moving of the world so much. they are becoming action. -- what is new are his gestures, not in the words. >> pope fr

jamaican sprinter usain bolt has faced unusual opponents in the argentine -- argentinian capital buenos airesaced children from a low income district in the city. he was there to promote education and physical fitness. he hoped his presence would promote children's involvement in sports and help them achieve their goals in life. stay with us. ♪ >> here in mali, german army trainers are coaching a session in hand-to-hand combat. this soldier says he likes the sound of the explosions. he is an engineer, and proud to be working with the germans. >> [speaking foreign language] from mali'smatters -- i am the the meters from mali's capital. in command of the german contingent 30th of the climate and western africa is hard to deal with. the temperatures can hit 50 degrees, and in the raisin -- rainy season, it is monday. soldiers can only train for a few hours before they need a break. the weather affects somalians the same way. plus, there are snakes and malaria to contend with. >> [speaking german] >> the camp is part of an e.u. mission third armies from 22 european countries are represented. germ

termometro ha llegado a mas de cien grados farenheit, lo que ha ocasionado apagones en la zona de buenos airese alumbrarse con velas y recurrir a agua embotellada para mantenerse hidratados... ---ademas, el personal de emergencia se ha visto sumamente ocupado respondiendo a llamadas para atender sobre todo a ancianos que han tenido problemas por el calor.. ---muchos exigen al gobierno tomar medidas adicionales para evitar los apagones.. ---se espera que la intensa ola de calor continue hasta el proximo lunes... take vo cesar ---en venezuela, un reciente reporte de la organizacion no gubernamental "observatorio de violencia" reporto que en lo ultimos 15 aÑos de gobierno chavista, escuche esto, han habido casi 25 mil asesinatos ---mientras que en 1999, antes de la llegada del fallecido presidente hugo chavez al poder, la tasa de homicidio era de 19 habitantes por cada 100 mil, ahora es de 79 por cada 100 mil. ---mientras la violencia se ha recrudecido, el gobierno ha ido gradualmente bloqueando el acceso a las estadisticas de crimenes y asesinatos, y alega que este reporte es totalmente falso, a

as a cardinal in buenos aires, he could have been in the social circle and so forth, and everybody, toman, said this is a guy who spends all his time in the slums with the poor really walking the walk. he lived in a humble way. he really lived his mission. >> let me read you, though, a passage here. this gets into the economics from the pope's statement. some people continue to defend trickle down theories which is to assume that economic growth encouraged by a free market will bring about greater justice and inskwl inclusiveness in the world. this opinion expresses a crude and naive trust in the goodness of those wielding economic power, and in the workings of the prevailing economic system. mary, how do you respond? >> well, you know, there are two big problems with that. first, the idea that the market and market economics has not proven to lift people out of poverty is i would say completely wrong. but secondary, later on in the document, he also says since we can't trust the market we have to rely on the state to defend the common good. this is my real problem with his points on e

have not invested enough in rating their facilities, but the mayor of when osiris -- the mayor of buenos aires disagrees. >> we have said it not just once but for almost a decade. this is simply the result of bad policies. >> the government is threatening to nationalize energy providers. last year, it took over the argentinian subsidiary of a spanish oil giant, but such measures are unlikely to improve conditions. people help themselves and each other delivering water by hand when the electric umps fail. >> a train carrying crude oil has derailed the north dakota, leaving authorities to call on residents to evacuate the area. >> several wagons exploded after the derailment, but no injuries were reported. officials said the wind could blow smoke from the blaze over the town of castleton, and they told people to leave the area as a precaution. >> alright, after the break, it is that time of year. we are going to take a look back at some of the biggest events of 2013. >> first, let's take a look at one thing that did not happen. that's another big blow up in the eurozone crisis. in fact, it is po

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it's business as usual your former archbishop as john more attention to poverty in buenos aires and the work is never ending according to the biblical story of christmas the three kings arrived bearing gifts for the baby jesus. gold frankincense and myrrh prized for its alluring fragrance. frank is and is still in business today. and the gulf state of oman produces some of the world's finance bubble mm do. can't find the most anti nice hotel mohammed is responsible for returning that block him every morning and evening he plays his two pieces of frankincense on timing tiles the new ball. it's the kind since may to the hotel play in oman been the binding frankincense is good. just about everything. to find out when frankincense comes from the head to the south of the country. sutton house i grew up here in this desert of dupont. his father is around ninety and no one knows his exact age. the sens used to live a nomadic life petting goats and sending to friends and they tapped from the frankincense tree. the ao that the sens make cuts in the desert east of different period of months. then

reports now from buenos aires. looting is spreading across the country as people take advantage of a police strike to smash their way into shops and still whatever they can they've been seen making up with all sorts of goods like mobile phones much races and even beer some people are locking themselves in their homes and businesses and trying to keep out of the street others are arming themselves for their own security forces have been sent into some areas where biol is has broken out and the government blames the situation on the looters he says they're trying to cause chaos before the thirtieth anniversary of argentina's return to democracy on tuesday this all started a week ago when police went on strike in the city of cordova in the center of the country two people died in the violence that broke out as mobs attacked stores and businesses the governor gave bin and double police pay to almost two thousand dollars to a month to get them back to work strikes then spread and now security forces in almost eighty per

. -- buenos aires. say failed energy policy has made it unprofitable to upgrade the power grid. further south it is bitterly cold. passengers on board the standard stranded research ship spent the evening packing snow after three ships failed to make it to the stranded ship. swiss banks have until today to join a u.s. disclosure program that cracks down on untapped assets abroad. at least 35 banks have signed on to avoid prosecution. the bigger banks like credit suisse are already under investigation. if you want to know what it is like to store something important or expensive at the credit suisse headquarters, you will have to go underground. >> the groundwater of direct. 18 feet below lake level. this ball has 3500 safes. we have it in 10 different sizes. the biggest looks like [inaudible] the smallest is 200. the largest are at 1000. what you need is to have a bank account with us. if you have a bank account with us, you are capable to open a safe. if you want to come to your safe, either you have t

think the pope absolutely has a voice and in these sort of affairs as he was the archbishop of buenos aires before he became pope francis the first and when he was the ship of one of sarah's you know he saw firsthand some of the ravages of shock doctrine capitalism as it affected argentina but i think more than that the republican party could really take a cue from pope francis the first this is a guy who went in there he was on pretty much any other issue yeah it's ironic if i'm not taking their cues from a religious figure for once but here's a guy who inherited one of the most conservative institutions in the entire world. that's been very reticent to change the last pope is way out in some ways opposed to vatican two reforms in the one nine hundred sixty s. and now he's trying to expand the church and you know welcome new groups into the fold i think the republican party can to really take a cue from that and try to change the way it is these letters of the separation of church and state is let's go back no i'm serious. separation of church and only what exactly democrats should absolut

think the pope absolutely has a voice and these sort of affairs that he was the archbishop of buenos aires before he became pope francis the first and when he was e.r. shipp of one of sarah's you know he saw firsthand some of the ravages of shock doctrine capitalism has affected argentina but i think more than that the republican party could really take a cue from pope francis the first this is a guy who went in there he was on pretty much any other issue yeah it's ironic that they're not taking their cues from a religious figure for once but here's a guy who inherited one of the most conservative institutions in the entire world. that's been very reticent to change the last pope was in some ways opposed to vatican two reforms in the one nine hundred sixty s. and now he's trying to expand the church and you know welcome new groups into the fold i think the republican party could to really take a cue from that and try to change the way you guys let's put it this of the separation of church and state is let's go back no i'm serious i really. miss their permission of church and really what ex

in january he was the archbishop of buenos aires. in march he was elected pope. "time" says francis stepped out as someone who changed the tone of the church in an extraordinary way. new york cardinal timny dolan says pope francis has captivated the world with his humble ways and simple lifestyle. >> going to check in with veronica johnson to find out about our weather and how cold it will get tonight. >> okay. i have to think about that one for a while. it is going to be cold again. getting close to sunset here. and it's what you may say is a cold sunset. we have clear skies right now. 36 degrees to north gaithersburg. 39 in reston. you folks around camp springs coming in at 40 degrees this evening. going to watch the temperatures drop off. as they do, the winds are going to pick up. we're at 32 degrees, the freezing mark at 11:00 p.m. so tomorrow morning is cold. gusty, some sunshine, but with windchills in the teens as we head on down to the 20s again. >> all right, thanks, vj. some corporate finger pointing at a hearing in july's deadly passenger jet crash in

swept floors, he worked in a chemistry lab, and best of all, he was a bouncer at a nightclub in buenos aireshe went from deciding who gets into a nightclub to deciding who gets into heaven. i can't imagine a hope of pope saying you can't go in, total sausage party in there. go get ladies and come back. i'd like to wish you a happy seventh night of hanukkah. i haven't put my tree up yet. i buy a lot of gifts for christmas. it occurred to me that kid's gifts today are so much better than anything we had when we were kids, the play stations and the ipads, the ieverything. we had, i mean, logs. these were logs, they come in a -- like a cylinder about the size of cigars, little indentations cut out, and you can stack them in the shape of a cabin or fence. it was exactly as much fun as it sounds. even when i was 5 i knew lincoln logs sucked. and guy frees the slaves, we name the world's crappiest toy after him. people are looking for recipes or anything else, and no one is full of more advice than my aunt chippy. she has a lot to share. we asked her to answer questions in the special holiday editi

frances served as the archbishop of buenos aires.s known to help the homeless at night. >>> you and your kids track santa using the another rnor ra site. you can use multiple devices to track santa's whereabouts in 3-d with a clay nation view. santa will not be on the move until christmas eve. until then you can play games or watch movies on the site. >> an extreme weather alert hitting the middle of our country. while he was slammed with nearly 25 inches in some parts of the state raising the avalanche danger there. >> another foot of snow is possible today but freezing temperatures posing an even bigger risk. >> good morning. linking county in wyoming 30 inches of snow they are recording out there. incredible how much tmoisture te storm has produced across parts of the rockies and midwest. we are looking at accumulations already over 6 inches. like you mentioned the cold temperatures really a major concern. current windchill temperature in rapid city is 17 degrees below zero. that's what it feels like when you head out the door. 7

the second leg coming up in buenos aires on wednesday. >> lindsey vonn returns to the slopes as she recovers from an injury setback. suffering a knee injury in february. a training crash and further delayed a comeback. the american held her first world cup training run of the season. it is yet to decide whether she'll enter friday's race. >> no, i'm trying to make sure things are good with my need and build confidence every day. now i'm focussed on this particular moment, and socchi is a way aways and trying to stay focused and focus on my knee and get the confidence back. >> the first n.b.a. game to be played in mexico in 16 years didn't happen. it had toe about called off the. the san antonio spurs and minnesota timberwolvek were due to play. a generate malfunctioned, sending smoke pouring into the building. it will be played in minnesota timberwolvek at a later date. detroit's winning streak has been brought to on end. taking a lead. flights coming back at four goals. finishing with a 6-3 victory. >> david storing in a montreal jersey. 3-3 with 37 left in the third. tahan jirks returned t

on february 22, 2012, more than 800 passengers are aboard a commuter train in buenos aires, argentinaiago is in a rush to get to his construction job. the train, as usual, is packed. >> translator: it was a disaster. very crowded. >> sitting next to santiago is his younger brother. >> translator: we were together talking a bit. he told me we need to get there. i said, yes. we're almost there. >> but the train doesn't stop where it's supposed to, at the platform. instead, it blows right past the end of the line and slams into a barrier wall. >> translator: and that's it. there was an explosion. and i lost consciousness. >> dr. alberto crescenti is one of the first responders on the scene. >> translator: we received a message from headquarters. a radio operator told us a train had crashed along the station with a fire and people trapped inside. >> the doctor and his team arrive at the station within ten minutes. trip. >> translator: we didn't know yet, but we were estimating the number. once the people arrived at the steps, then we realized it was a major problem. >> with more than 30 y

a decretar tres dÍas de duelo nacional en memoria de este gigante de africa nelson mandela en buenos aires fÁcil rompero y destruir los hÉroes hacen la paz y construyen. >> sacha regresxo contigo. >> hoy cientos de madares centroamericanos siguen la ruta de inmigrantes hacia estados unidos llevando fotos de desaparecidos mujeres piden que los encuentren, las mares viajaran por 14 etados de mÉxico. >> venezuela celebra las eleccoines para mandatos locales , expertos creenq que tambiÉn esta en juego el legado de hugo chavez, la popularidad de chavez se ha visto disminuida. >> ya escogieron el color del 2014 lo veremos en muchos diseÑos el instito del color dice que el proceso es estricto y se busca tras buscar el coloer en todo el mundo ¿le gusta?escríbanos a las redes sociales , buenos días . >> ♪. . >> esta enchilado vamos a extrañar los finales. >> ya llega el día. >> el pavarotti de despierta américa. >> fuiste tu otra vez verdad. >> no, tranquilo. >> calmate. >> espérate, espérate. >> sentado relajado. >> se le ven los calzones rosas. >> dale, dale . >> bueno pero trae calzones. >> hay

. >> reporter: they're now in buenos aires because of a judge is seeking the extradition under internationalaw of four former spanish police accused of torture. two of them are dead. one of the survivors who his victims said took delight in torturing them. >> there is great anxiety among thousands of spanish victim who is want to see 40 years of abuse committed during the dictatorship denounced. these 10,000 kilometers that we've traveled are no barrier even for those 88-year-olds in the group. this is the only country in the world willing to denounce the barbarics. >> he was denounce after a bitter civil war. his regime was marked by brutal suppression of his opponents. after franco's death in 1975, and the return of democracy later, the families of victims finance to fight for justice. now argentina has stepped in to offer hope to victim who is found none in their native spain. it's unlikely that the torturers will ever stand trial but it's a cause that many feel is worth fighting for. >> the case has advanced even though it's taken decades. for some this has not meant much, but for the vi

this happened 190 miles north of buenos aires christmas day.rare and exceptional event. >>> online shopping sales surged. we look in the new numbers, online sales rose 40%, to nearly $43 billion. packages too much as well for u.p.s. and fedex. what are they doing about that mess? >> u.p.s. ex-politics to clear the backlog of the late christmas parcels today and rented extra trucks to get the job done. u.p.s. also promising refunds for shipping costs to some customers who didn't get packages on time. when i say some, reportedly for air and international customers and u.p.s. says some customers who paid for two-day delivery or faster may get refunds of the shipping charges as well. maybe next year, retailers might reconsider guaranteeing delivery they can't control. >> yeah, right. look at the increase in online sale than drove so much of the issue. speaking of online sales, amazon reporting a surge in sales of the premium service, amazon prime. that's receipt tailor's 79 a year free two-day shipping membership business and it's had a record chri

to buenos aires. they have seen 93° fahrenheit.they're dealing with a problem with power like we were in the northern parts of the united states. because of power outages. this woman was banging on her pots and pans, and the kids are loving t. and they can get out of school and dealing with better weather in terms of the fountains there. but as you see, up to the north, we're looking at temperatures in fargo, -12. and that's about 100° colder than it is in buenos ares. >>> the u.s. population is expected to to 317 million people on january 1st, and where they're all going. >>> and plus, fighting for his life, racing great, michael schumacher, is in critical condition after being injured in a skiing accident. >> the state of new york has more people than florida, but not for long. according to new census data, florida is quickly catching up. it's about to be the country's third most populated state. >> reporter: living in the miami area, the shastas are still a plane ride close enough to visit their new york family, but far south en

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no one more fiercely, loudly, or stridently than the archbishop of buenos aires.rned. it is a move by the father of lies to confuse and deceive the children of god. you may know that archbishop by a different name today. pope francis. and in 2010, he was cardinal jorge brugolio and he was the enemy. here is what the president of argentina, the woman leading the charge for gay marriage had to say about he and his fellow church leaders back then. >> the cultural conservatism that we tend to identify with the catholic church, the pope embodied it as well as anyone back in argentina. we aren't in agreement with the death penalty, he said in 2007, but in argentina we have the death penalty, a child conceived by the rape of a mentally ill or retarded woman can be condemned to death. cardinal became pope francis, liberals, cultural liberals weren't expecting much. that is not quite the pope they have gotten. the pope we have gotten caused a worldwide stir when he said about gay people back in july, who am i to judge them if they're seeking the lord in good faith? he gave

long before pope francis was drawing people to catholic church he was bouncer in a nightclub in buenos airesrking in chemistry lab. since he was chosen, churches are up 20% all over the world. melissa: he is one of the most influential managers on wall street. citigroup's leo cavari join us entire hour of 3:00 p.m. with his perspective. david: "money" with melissa francis is coming next. melissa: another day of health care hello hell. guess what, reports say a third of people think they're enrolled in the new exchanges actually aren't. how much will that cost them and us? you know even when they say it's not, it is always about money. >> today the website is working well for the vast majority of users. more problems may pop up as you always do when you launch something new. when they do we'll fix those too. melissa: president obama kicking off a new campaign to rally support for his signature health care law saying healthc

a searing heat wave and no power and buenos aires has extreme conditions that people there say it's unablivable. >>> if you're able to brave times square on new year's eve, you're better than i am. everything is in place for the big night. workers installed the thousands of waterford crystal panels that make up this year's ball including one very special panel designed by 12-year-old coreless, martinez, a cancer patient and a single rose meant to represent the single gift of imagination. i have lived in new york many years and i have never braved times square. >> i did it a number of years working in the crowd. great people, so excited to be there. >> but? >> so cold. you get home and you can't unclench your muscles. you're so cold. >> my thing is the bathroom situation. these people are there from the morning! >> i know. >> what is it? >> the way to do is it with a press pass. when you're in the pen, you can't get out. you can't drink something warm to keep you warm because then you have to go to the bathroom. >> if you have a press pass, you don't get to go? >> they let you in. the hotels let

when he served in buenos aires, he was known to help the homeless after dark. good guy. brian?peatedly promised he wouldn't let detroit go bankrupt when he bailed out the auto industry. >> and so when some people said we should let detroit go bankrupt, we decided, no, we're going to make a bet on the american worker and american industry. even when there were some politicians who were saying let's let detroit go bankrupt. and with one million jobs on the line, we weren't going to let that happen. >> we refuse to throw in the towel and do nothing. we refuse to let detroit go bankrupt. >> yesterday a federal judge cleared the way for detroit's bankruptcy to move forward. what does that mean for the city and other cities that could be at risk especially those counting on pensions from that city? joining us right now, stuart varney. stuart, you did point out when he was saying detroit, he meant the car industry. and now the city has gone bankrupt. they've accepted their fate. what does that mean for the pensions? >> if you work for a city, you're retired, a retired city worker and

. >>> before he became pontiff, pope francis was a bouncer at a buenos aires nightclub.ob while visiting with parishioners at a church in rome. he said he was a young student at the time trying to support himself. bouncer before pope. all right, elisabeth, over to you. >> thanks, steve. the pentagon is floating a controversial plan to close all u.s. base commissaries to cut costs. how will this hurt military families who rely on them for daily supplies. pete hegseth is with us now from washington. good morning, pete. thanks for being here with us. is this a great plan? it seems like a short-term fix for a very large budget issue; correct? >> it is a short-term fix. if they were to close commissaries, military grocery stores for military members of their families and retirees, they would be a casualty of washington's unwillingness to constrain spending. they have already chopped the d.o.d. budget through sequestration. now d.o.d. is trying to figure out how to live within their means. we see proposals like getting rid of commissaries and it's really a reflection of if you

iran clearly implicated in buenos aires bombings. abandon 190 years of policy by declaring the monroe doctrine era is over. what kind of message does that send? sends wrong message to iran, china, russia about our liability in the region. having made all those statements i have to ask, why trust iran? there has been no accountability for past actions and past links to terrorism. i have a series of yes or no questions for you. iran is still listed by the u.s. department of state as a state sponsor of terrorism, correct? >> yes, it is. >> thank you. is iran still supporting hezbollah and hamas? >> yes. >> hezbollah still active in south america? we've established that in this committee and state department agreed in complying with threat and western hemisphere threat. what impact do you think sanctions relief will have on hezbollah and other regional proxies. if we lift these and they have $7 billion, what impact do you think that will have on state sponsored terrorism. >> very little. they are a $1 trillion economy. this is a tiny per

. >> smoke of the sistine chapel -- >> in buenos aires, there should be quite a party. >> he said tonse of marriage act is unconstitutional. >> i have said that other photos were likely to come out. [ bleep ] where do you get the morality to judge me? you know who judges me? not you. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. do i? am i an addict? no. there's nothing else to say, guys. i really -- >> and the super bowl belongs to baltimore! >> i want to know who's in charge for paying the power bill at the super bowl. >> baltimore! >> and it happened for 95 years! >> this is for you, boston. >> pretty much -- yeah! >> louisville completes the emotional journey to the championship. >> me and my brothers we got the job done, i'm so proud of them. >> andy murray's moment at wimbledon and finally the great british drought is over. >> i hope you guys enjoyed this. ♪ >> how long you can be a musician? >> right, what would the answer to that be? >> till you die? >> there you go. ♪ >> people want to see you. they want to see what you're thinking. they want something from you. don't try to please t

he takes the bus in buenos aires.y and a life that says -- he said, the church should be poor for the poor. it's amazing. he wants us to be poor as a church, which is not the way we've been, in our big, beautiful churches, be poor, take care of the poor. for us, he's the image that we're called to be, do this not because it's the right thing to do, because it's a faith response to god. god calls us to take care of our brothers and sisters and it's part of our faith. >> major, faith a part of the salvation army in terms of helping people overcome addictions. >> well, you know we believe very much in the power of prayer and with what we do, there has to be something within us that can get us over these humps. you know, to get that person sober for the very first day is a difficult thing to do. so in our program we celebrate that very first day to get a coin one day for sobriety, because it's huge, it hard to do it by yourself. along with our staff and power of prayer and what the salvation army is able to bring to a pro

iran clearly implicated in buenos aires bombings. abandon 190 years of policy by declaring the monroe doctrine era is over. what kind of message does that send? sends wrong message to iran, china, russia about our liability in the region. having made all those statements i have to ask, why trust iran? there has been no accountability for past actions and past links to terrorism. i have a series of yes or no questions for you. iran is still listed by the u.s. department of state as a state sponsor of terrorism, correct? >> yes, it is. >> thank you. is iran still supporting hezbollah and hamas? >> yes. >> hezbollah still active in south america? we've established that in this committee and state department agreed in complying with threat and western hemisphere threat. what impact do you think sanctions relief will have on hezbollah and other regional proxies. if we lift these and they have $7 billion, what impact do you think that will have on state sponsored terrorism. >> very little. they are a $1 trillion economy. this is a tiny per