come to cali? >> most definitely.views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah, yeah, look, the country is beautiful, we know this. but most americans, they're afraid to come. is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico? >> south central? >> i mean, my impression is no. when you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch or an expensive suit, you don't behave like an idiot, and life is going to be good. >> maybe i've been lucky, but i've never been mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people will tell you we had an amazing time. we heard some great music, met some beautiful girls or guys. wife had some great drinks, hung out, went to the beach, and we want to come back, you know? >> there's a lot of heart here. people feel very deeply about things. it's the most welcoming country in latin america where i've been. >> salud, salud, salud. ]dc(Ñqgñ/twg ♪ >>> i leave the subtropics for more stream climes. we're northeast of cali on colombia's caribbean sea, riohacha. la guajira borders the venezuela. it's hom

. ♪ juice santiago de cali or just cali, as everybody calls it in these parts, is a city in the southwestpacific coast and semi-tropical temperatures, but i'm not really here for the climate. i'm here for tejo. ♪ it involves alcohol and explosives. colombian mario gallino, ex-pat, will holland and their band mates, are to be my guide for this ancient and very traditional colombian sport. how do you play this game? i guess that's how it's done. what do you call this object? >> el tejo. >> hence the name. >> exactly. tejo. >> i should be good at this. i've been throwing pots into the dish sink from across the room for years. >> you win more point if you get it in the middle without hitting anything. >> oh. but that doesn't sound like any fun. >> everyone has a different style it seems. you have to do like one step and then another and swing. >> i don't think that style is going to work for me. after some early success, it turns out we all pretty much suck at this. not enough beer. that's my problem. time to bring in some outside muscle. >> we're going to mix in now the experts. [ speaking f

come to cali? >> most definitely.tiful views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah, yeah, look, the country is beautiful, we know this. but most americans, they're afraid to come. is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico? >> south central? >> i mean, my impression is no. when you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch or an expensive suit, you don't behave like an idiot, and life is going to be good. >> maybe i've been lucky, but i've never been mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people will tell you we had an amazing time. we heard some great music, met some beautiful girls or guys. we drank some great drinks. we hung out, went to the beach and we want to come back, you know? >> there's a of hearty here people feel very deeply. it's the most welcoming country in latin america. >> salud, salud, salud. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. a

. >> first up, the cali virgs of ceviche. cooked shrimp, slath eerred in mayonnaise and worceteshire sauce. made it to the pacific coast, it's a staple used in everything from tamales to stews. >> so it's rice and goncha? >> the mollsi mollusk. it's like a rock mollusk. >> it's delicious. >> you always find them everywhere. >> with all of this food, you have to accompany with some of this. it's the best way to handle this. cane sugar. >> yeah, homemade. so i'm just going to take one. columbia is like five countries in one. you definitely have to go to some pacific experience. you have to have an atlantic or caribbean experience. you definitely have to have a mountain experience. another would be just go to the amazon. just go to the jungle. >> yeah. so i'm planning a vacation. >> yeah. >> should i come to columbia? should i come to cali? >> most definitely. you will find great music, great partying, great food. beautiful views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah, yeah. look. the country is beautiful. we know this. but most amer

we are in the cali complex, we have an mou with the secretary of cali and can bring resources from other companies in the field across all the disciplines for mutual assistance. we can stage, deploy and sit on situational awareness providing the state the information they need to posture a response and at the same time we can then be putting together the teams that are going to have to come in and support pg&e or other utilities that are in the stricken zone. we'll be calling on organizations from san diego to redding, we'll be calling on organizations outside the state of california that we have mou's with out of nevada and other surrounding states so that in the event an incident of this magnitude happens there is sufficient response personnel notified postured and deployed to keep a continuous line of assistance from the private municipal sector moving into the stricken area in san francisco to support and reconstitute those life lines across all disciplines, telecommunication, water, waste water, gas and energy. >> thank you. mr. brig. >> good afternoon. when we talk about resill yep

. >>> bueno la fuis cali de modo ha dicho si apelarÁ a la decisiÓn esta es la primera vez en muchos que>>> y buenas noches. >>> gracias. >>> autoridades dijeron que comenzaron a investigar si fue provocada explosiÓn en una planta de fertilizante en west texas el 17 de abril y el anuncio se hizo hoy tras detenciÓn de un hombre por posesiÓnes de material para fabricar bomba casera y detuvieron a un paramÉdico que habÍa ayudo padre a victima despuÉs de la explosiÓn tras determino caro poseÍa componentes quÍmicos para lograr una bomba. >>> y restos de tamerlan el coautor atento dladz maratÓn de boston en abril fueron enterrados en un skwelt rÍo musulmÁn del virginia, y segÚn el diario boston globo fue sepultado ayer en el cementerio en la localidad en su entierro se pone se pone fin a la polÉmica sobre el lugar dÓnde debÍan reposar sus restos despuÉs que varios cementerios de massachusetts rech skwarn sus restos. >>> y funcionarios en newtown recomendaron que el distrito escolar deberÍa derribar la escuela primaria sandy hook dÓnde fueron masacrados alumnos y maestros, y una comisiÓn de 28

. >>> y llegaron al hotel migrante en mÉxico cali baja california, cargando su derrota. >>> me robaronact raron el hombro,uego fue deportado y hoy quiere volver a su casa en oaxaca. >>> no tengo para mi pasaje ahorita y pues por eso noÉ no he ido por porque no tengo dinero. >>> y hombre tel fue construido en el 75 se llamÓ santa clara y fuego el centenario y paredes y ventana guardan algo de un lujo del siglo pasado. >>> y hoy descansan aquÍ los que muchos han caminado. >>> sergio es el director del albergue nos dio por nos guiÓ e historia del hotel. >>> es lamentable dejaron a familias vienen quebrados emocionalmente. >>> cada aÑo son deportados mÁs de 480.000 mexicano desde los estados unidos y muchos llegan aquÍ a este hotel en alguna vez se hospedaron rico, y hoy se quedan los mÁs pobres y lo hacen buscando una esperanza. >>> y un plato de sopa caliente reconforta el estÓmago y el alma. >>> paula es watts mal tal meca prepara la comida ante de regresar a caro luna del sur dÓnde vivio por cuatro aÑo. >>> para seguir adelante, porque sino no estuviÉramos en este lugar, no sÉ que serÍ

believe was destined for mexico. 1.4 tons of the drug were conceded -- were discovered in the city of cali. it is thought to have belonged to a bank dedicated to drug trafficking and paramilitary activities. chilean police have arrested a man who's back in the face of the former president. his campaign for another term in office. the 23-year-old student sat at her. he said he did not regret his actions as he was taken away by police. does notsomeone who understand what democracy is insulted me. i want to tell you clearly, if they think they are going to intimidate me, then they clearly don't know me. >> winds of over 120 kilometers are pounding mexico southern pacific coast. hurricane barbara has flooded roads and brought heavy rains to mexico's largest refinery east of the port. two people have so far been killed. a tourist to windsurfing at a local beach browned and a 26- romance was swept away when he tried to cross a stream and night. thousands of mexican soldiers have been deployed in a crackdown on the knights templar. vigilantes' have already started taking matters into their own ha

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>> my mayor is proud he forced every chain restaurant to post cali counts. >> there were more than a few skeptics but most are recognized as national models. >> sadly that is true now all chains have to post calorie counts although they don't work. a professor from yale tracked customers at mcdonald's and burger king and kfc. half noticed it and some say it influenced their order but researchers found people ordered more calories. the author of the "the food police" studied that. >> the labels do fought change behavior. what you are doing is, asking companies to undertake a cost that has no benefit to the consumer the it is a sign of a government that is willing to step in your daily food choices although they know it won't work for the reason of creating a symbol. what kind of government is that. >> intrusive, if my state the legislator most happy to ban the foods is felix ortiz. >> it did not work. they tested it. they ate more. >> i disagree with that. >> now he is going after amount. >> ban the salt in the state of new york. >> too much salt is bad for some, those with hypertensi

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the cali area and learning all the way down to mason street between kind and suffering. this mess up. old cooking grease from restaurants police says the driver didn't realize for what ever reason the ballot was open on back of the truck dumping greece all over what he was driving. cards were sliding on the pavement and minor accidents out here. bicyclist acts to get off their bikes because of the slippery grounds in people were falling all over the ground because of the slippery conditions. >> you have to come out and see this with you think? >> pretty awful also said so much oil on the street. >> someone have to get a high demand on that because so many accidents on the >> street> all of the roles on the area have opened. >> >> jacqueline: in the morning we will have low close in fault.clouds and fog. wraparound showers coming on the back coming down the east down towards the south and then to the west. like many in the same location up near fairfield left the club conditions. in the morning very mild largely in the '50s 51 in pleasanton and san jose, typified for a se

>> this is cali and reilly and peyton and addie and that is chris. >> reporter: the greers jumping withlatives then in a fema trailer t. family has found home. >> i'm just so excited. i'm so excited. it's just, it's been a long time coming. you know, we deserve it. and i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: the new home, a short drive, in alina, kansas, chris a plummer scrimped and saved, finally accepting donations and a lot of volunteer help transforming the fixer-upper. >> >> reporter: this place was completely -- >> gutted. we gutted it from top to bottom. >> reporter: their house destroyed. after the storm, rent apples were scarce and rent rose, the $600 rent they had been paying no longer existed. they decided to buy, despite the wait. today, it seems a pretty good decision. >> this is our room. our room. our walls. >> reporter: this is where they had been living, a fe pail trailer park in joplin. with the park closing in june, everyone must go. it has the feeling of a ghost town. there are a few left. >> this is my couch that rolls out into a bed. >> reporter: angie edwards a single

>> oh, this is cali.t you call a nontraditional family. >> i am. i am a nontraditional family. sure, i mean, the whole idea is that this family is something that is very reflective of our society right now so, yes, me being a single mom, their dad doesn't live at home with them, they have three stepbrothers from two other moms, you know, that's not traditional. >> reporter: j. lo has two kids, twins with her ex, marc anthony. >> putting a show like this on to me is something that, you know, goes, listen, there is no perfect, what family is supposed to be. it's about love, it's about -- and that's what i constantly remind myself of because i let society kind of get in my head, as well. oh, it shouldn't be like this. i failed. i did this. i did that. no, they're happy. they're healthy, they're loved more than anything in the world and they're going to be fine. i want them to know that. >> reporter: star, of course, of "the wedding planner," she's been married three times in real life. current squeeze, caspe

la alianza del pacÍfico, asi lo determinaron lideres del paÍs "en su sÉptima cumbre presidencial en caliÓ el techo de una casa, y otro fragmento al frente de una tienda, la aeronave aterriÓo sin problemas en atlanta, sin causar heridos, se investiga qÉe paso. y tienen que ver esto, cuando de creatividad se trata, lego no se anda con juegos, el tamaÑo natural de una nave espacial de la pelÍcula la guerra de las galaxias, con 42 pies de largo, 44 de amplitud, y pesa 46 mil libras, ensamblada en mÁs de un aÑo, con 45 mil piezas, la estructura mÁs grande de lego, en la cabina de mando, tiene un kiosco para fotos, motores que se prenden y hasta efectos de sonido que harÁn el deleite de niÑos cuando lo aborden para un viaje de diversiÓn, habrÁ que verlo en nueva york. sobre todo los padres que tienen niÑos que les encanta los lego, hay mÁs para ustedes aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", adelante. >>> esto es para machos. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> quÉ hubo amigo? ♪. ♪. ♪. quÉ hubole? ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. chiquito. ♪. ♪. para quÉ compadre, para que hacen eso hombre? >>> aquÍ estamos amigos, esto es para machos, esta

the presiding officer: the senator frothesenator from cali. mrs.: well, i want to thank the senator from oklahoma because it was tough for me on this bill to face the first amendment to be a gun amendment. you have very strong emotions about it. so do i. we just come down on different sides. but i did believe that we want to show our good faith. i also am pleased we're not going to vote on your study, because as i researched it, it looks like there's already a study underway and i do look forward to looking at the results of that study with you in terms of this buying of ammunition. so thank you for that. it means a lot. and i would just ask the chair, now that senator coburn is not going to take up one of his amendments and we're -- we have one more, what's the status of time, how does that change things? the presiding officer: the majority controls 65 minutes. the republicans control 64 minutes. mrs. boxer: okay. well, madam president, i'm going to answer a question that was posed rhetorically by my friend, which is a fair question: why make a di