carlos. >> good afternoon. it is really a pleasure to move the schedule to accommodate this great man. truly a pleasure, because we have made him an honorary latino, even though he is the first asian member -- mayor of the city of san francisco. [applause] he is one of hours. honorable mayor lee was appointed to be the mayor and started his term in january, not too long ago. not too long ago he decided -- the community decided he was doing a good job, and everyone decided to push him -- he is a worker bee. he was an administrator in the city in three and a lot of different apartmendepartments aa great job. when the board of supervisors appointed him to be the interim mayor, little did we know he would do such a great job that there was a community out for. so be signed started to appear that said run, ed run. i am not taking sciensides becai work for everyone as a superintendent, but it has been a real honor and privilege working with the mayor who knows what work needs to happen to get things done. it is not j

carlos montan~o, fue declarado culpable.... un juez en esta corte de manassas responsabilizo al inmigrante indocumentado boliviano por el homicidio involuntario de una monja. .. carlos podria enfrentar una pena de 30 a 70 anos en la carcel.... maria montan~o/madre de carlos montan~o "yo pienso que el ya no me encontraria viva.... yo creo que de la pena, no se, yo me moriria , espero a dios que no sea asi... (llanto)." su equipo de abogados pidio una pena reducida porque dicen que la muerte de la monja esta relacionado con negligencia pero no con malicia... melisa sanchez/ abogada de carlos montan~o "es un asesinato, osea tiene que ver con malicia, muy parecido como un asesinato de primer grado pero hay argumentos que podemos hacer en este caso , que no fue con malicia, sino fue simplemente un accidente..." montan~o fue detenido por la policia 2 veces previas por manejar intoxicado.... por mas que sus familiares intentaron ayudarlo, no pudieron luis montan~o/tio de carlos montan~o "le gustaba beber y no lo hacia todos los dias,

john carlos story, the sports moment that changed the world," john carlos, thanks so much.you in london as well next year? >> fredricka, i hope to be there with your dad, god willing. >> thanks so much. he's watching so he's hoping to see you as well. thanks so much. >> mel, i love you, baby. take care, i'll see you soon. >> thanks so much. he's going to love that message. john carlos, good to see you from dallas. >>> he became an overnight sensation with his hit song "baby." now justin bieber faces a lawsuit over a real baby and claims that he is -- [ male announcer ] it's endless shrimp today at red lobster. as much as you like any way you like, all for $15.99. offer ends soon. my name is angela trapp, and i sea food differently. matter which position i am in i wake up feeling good. it fits you so perfectly... it fits you. you wake up and you're revived and rejuvenated. it's just like wow! tempur-pedic the most highly recommended bed in america. tempur-pedic is rated #1 in comfort. sleep satisfaction. and back support. it fits the curvature of your body but you don't sink

to say a few words for a moment, carlos vela. >> i am little nervous. on behalf of my family and by that we are extremely honored to be here tonight. my dad was born and raised in the city. he spent his entire life doing what he could to help and serve the community. at time's growing up, i did not know what we were doing. now that i am older, i realize he was held -- willing to help others before he was willing to help themselves. that is a great virtue to have. at times, it is frustrating. i want to thank you, the mayor, is an honor to be here accepting this award in my home town for my father. thank you. [applause] >> when i got hired, mauricio told me to come and meet with him and tell them what we were going to do for the mission. next i have the honor of presenting a lifetime achievement award to the family of eric casada, a great friend and community leader. unlike for the family and supervisor -- i would like for the family and supervisor avalos to come up here. we could spend lots of time speaking tonight, but we will try to keep it short. he w

this year's award is to none other than carlos santana.efore the award ceremony, the director of cultural affairs had a chance to sit down with carlos to ask him a few questions. >> once a year, mayor gavin newsom gets to select one distinguished individual to receive the mayor's arts award. in 2010,á(át that distinguished individual was none other than the legendary musician carlos santana. carlos, it is so great for the city to be able to recognize you. given all of your accomplishments already, from the awards, all of the other distinctions you have received, what does it mean for you to get the mayor's part award? >> i am very grateful, moved. i always want to be in the company of illuminaries like cesar chavez. people making a difference, but to people's hearts. giving people a sense of tangible hope. one thing is to be famous, it is quite another for people to like you. i am grateful for this award. it is another blessing. i do not take it for granted. this is an incredible city. everywhere i go, i tell everyone that this is the atl

here's the deal with carlos rogers. your son plays similar to carlos.los was fast, he could cover everybody, he couldn't catch. if he could catch, he would be a wide receiver. int, he would drop them. this year in san francisco, he is catching them. >> looks like he is getting better in san francisco. and coming up at 11:00, why the shanahan, shanahan thing might not be working out. mike is the head coach. people are now questioning what's going on with kyle. so the coach will speak out about his son tonight at 11:00. >> all right. thank you. brian. >>> justin bieber, a dad? that's what one woman claims. hear her story coming up. plus, you go there to get a great buy, turns out, that's not playing too well in this economy. why stores are in trouble tonight. >>> you see a story you think we should look into, send your tips to our website or call 202-895-3140. we'll be right back. [ man ] '53 corvette. i loved that car. [ man ] it's my new malibu. [ woman ] '57 bel air -- still have it. [ both ] our camaro. [ man ] chevy silverado -- third one. [ male ann

i have had that great pleasure of working with the board president and carlos garcia.strators and superintendents, having a national conference on the very important topic of how we improve education for latino communities across the country. i want to thank him for working so closely with us. luis herera has done so much for the libraries. thank you for such wonderful leadership. we get so excited when we open up libraries and increase the performance of our kids in school. all the kids are increasing participation. i get very excited about the city even more when all of our services are accessible to all of our communities in all different languages. you should not be surprised the both of my daughters who graduated from public-school also speaks spanish fluently. [applause] that is our future. anita and i told our kids that they were lucky to live in a global city. the global. learn chinese and spanish. -- be global. learn chinese and spanish. i continue to be proud to work in the city. i am excited about all the programs. the challenges are to improve all of our co

>>> estÁ bien duro >>> carlos dice que es una batalla tan bien contra el tiempo, por eso otro deseo esramitan la visa y pou duedan estar con Él estas navidad >>> un verdadero drama >>> llegamos hasta el final del noticiero >>> hasta maÑana. ( ♪ mÚsica♪)

what i was most touched about, carlos, and mr. mayor if you're still anywhere in earshot, is the amazing partnership that is taking place here in the city of san francisco. i think it is through partnerships that all the great things have happened and have emerged. my name is john simon. we thank you for allowing us to be your partners. we have been here with you from the very beginning, and we are incredibly proud of your work in growth. your membership has swelled to a tremendous numbers, and it will keep growing, because the work you do, and partnerships you form that helped to power this organization, and it would help power our organization, because it is through your work that we learn and are informed about what we do. i have been in education 20 years myself. it is incredibly important to me, because it is not my vocation, it is also my application. i have three children. we love it. we are incredibly proud of the program. and of all of our kids, of course. it is this time right now where we're seeing a transition from sta

thank you again to wells fargo, to you, maggie, to you, carlos.ch looking forward to enjoying the entertainment and the culture that you brought with us to city hall tonight. without further ado, we will begin presenting next door. in addition to that, i wanted to make sure we recognize our other sponsors that are so important for us tonight. an issue to wells fargo and others, want to recognize at&t, pg&e, bullhook bank usa, and a special thank you to ms. ann cervantes, who helped design the beautiful program. thank you for helping to design that. [applause] she really puts a lot in to make this happen for us. we invite you to try the food next door, served by check moon -- chuck moon, along with the florida street cafe. thank you for bringing us commission language vocational schools and florida street cafe to provide some of our beverages for the evening. we wanted to make sure that we had some libations tonight for all of you that representatives of the latino community. you can try them tonight. the bodega winery and others, all who wanted to

it is time to turn it over to carlos, and he will finish the program we have for you today. and this is probably the first time you're going to hear this. we have a raffle on friday afternoon that you have to be present to win. it will get all kinds of tickets. the prizes are listed in your program, and they are not out. you might want to start thinking about that and see what you can do to get those tickets for the final raffled, because you have to be there to be able to win it, and remember that marriott cheese will be there. -- mariachies will be there. hope to see you there. here is carlos, president of the latino association. >> i am going to do my welcoming remarks to our morning, so i will keep this brief, because i think it is exciting to good of all here, but tomorrow you were in for a very dynamic show. in this conference is -- belongs to all of us, and it will only be as good as we make it. as we know, we are latinos, so we will make it really good. we will have a lot of fun. we're producing, the ants. this is not your typical credo conference. if you were expect

john carlos' book is called "the john carlos story" the sports moment that changed the world.m with our don lemon. >> you have some good stuff today. i love the iconics civil rights picture then that. he took a lot of flak for that picture. >> he did. he said that moment and he are intertwined. he knew it at that moment. certainly he didn't recognize it was going to change history or have that indelible mark on history, but he embraced it the whole way through and he says he's never run away from that moment, never tried to explain that moment, but certainly wanted to help to write this book, wanted to write the book to dispel so many myths that a came with that iconic picture. >> why he did it and the impetus behind it. >> i have a lot of props for you today. i have a phone and a cap and you know what that is about and i have the society professional journalist code of ethics. i should read it over. herman cain wants to make sure every journalist has a copy. >> i saw that last night. he reminded journalists. >> he conducted it after this debate with newt gingrich. let's liste

was lose when carlos rogers had a pick. jim harbaugh looking to get the 9ers to 8-1 for the first time in 14 years, the giants in town. 3rd quarter giant trail 12-6 facing 3rd and 5 eli manning back in the end zone to mario manningham, giants pick the lead 13-12. alex smith completes it to vernon davis, the former dunbar and terps star takes it to the sideline and power leaps into the end zone, 31-yard for the score, two-point conversion giving the 9ers a 20-13 lead. later in the 4th the handoff to kendall hunter who races 17 yards to the game winning touchdown. 9ers win 27-20. san fran has won seven straight. cowboys playing host to the bills. tony romo off to a quick start goes up the right side. dez bryant takes it away for a 34-yard touchdown. cowboys 7-0. bryant seven catches, 74 yards. 2nd quarter romo completed 17 of 19. to robinson, 54 yards, 20 it un- 0 cowboys. 4th quarter -- 21-0 cowboys. 4th quarter ryan fitzpatrick picked by terence newman who returns it 43 yards. cowboys pound the bills 44-7. 5- 4 dallas, come

se encuentra en los Ángeles y nos tiene todos los detalles adelante carlos. >>> josÉ no fue una sorpresao se demorÓ # horas para decidir deforma unÁnime que el doctor murray era culpable de homicidio involuntario en la corte entre tanto el doctor escuchÓ el veredicto sin mostrar emociÓn alguna. lo que sÍ escuchamos fue, un grito del felicidad de la hermana de michel yoko sajacksoy estamos con el abogado, james quÉ decidiÓ esto afuera de la pi fiscalÍa?. >>> mÁs que nada que el propofol no se usa fuera de un hospital, y menos en una recÁmara particular, como lo hizo el doctor murray, en segunda parte despuÉs de administrar una dosis de un sed ante poderoso Él se retirÓ, para no consultar con un mÉdico, sino para hablar con varias novias, algo que seguramente pegÓ fuerte en su contra con miembros del jurado. >>> la negligencia fue grande y se vio que el juez estaba muy molesto, lo pudo haber dejo nado libertad condicional hasta el dÍa de la sentencia pero nada de eso, lo esposaron ahÍ mismo?. >>> y podemos pensar que el veredicto no fue sorpresa para nadie que estuvo escuchando lo diario q

well the heart and by the way the movie focuses on carlos marcello in prison and yet you are informant or an ordinary average guy a criminal who got his confession and in addition we're going to be there so much more than just the story for the movie who's going to be a two hour documentary or all cats great producer is going to be producing it and up it's going to have more of information from our books which really explains how marcello got away with it which was by politely mean j.f.k.'s assassination and phony documents it pointed to thirty al castro who switched just a year after chance nuclear standoff the cuban missile crisis so a lot of people high in government from the new president johnson head of the cia top call and for decades later people like alexander haig that was working on some very top secret cuba matters with john and robert kennedy they all believe sort of person alexander he says that i recently that he believed they all die if they are castro it ordered j.f.k.'s assassination they didn't realize what we got here in the trade paperbacks legacy of secrecy and all

they are taking on carlos rogers.. >>> one of the things we like about dan, he probes deeply to find a gem. something good to talk about. it's not all bad, right? >> this is bad. it's way worse than we thought it was going to be. it's not that bad. it's an interesting nugget from the bills game. >> what? >> they gave up an extra sack. >> who did? >> the redskins. >> you mean more than seven, is that what you mean? >> yeah. they had a lot. >> wow. >> jim and doreen want to move on. we can't do it. we keep getting reminders of the bills debacle. the nfl credited the bills with ten sacks instead of nine. it's the most the redskins have ever given up in a game. you have to feel bad. the last chance he had to start in the nfl was with the one win miami dolphins. they lost nearly every bullet in their chamber. five starters are down. it's a team talking playoffs a couple weeks ago. if beck and the redskins don't play better, the sect shot at the starting job won't last longer than the stint did in miami. >> there's definite

well the hard and by the way the movie focuses on carlos marcello with prison and yet you are informant but an ordinary average guy even a criminal caught his confession but in addition we're going to be here so much more than just the story for the movie he's going to be a two hour documentary or a cat's great producer is going to be producing it and it's going to have more of it ration from our books which really explains how marcello got away with it which was by paul i mean j.f.k.'s assassination and throw you out against it cornett you think al castro illness was just a year after chance nuclear standoff cuban missile crisis so a lot of people high in government from the new president johnson to the head of the cia charlie called and for decades later people like alexander haig was working on some very top secret cuba matters with john and robert kennedy they all believe this and of course alexander he says that i had reason they believed they all die ok astro it ordered j.f.k.'s assassination they didn't realize what we got here and the trade paperbacks legacy of secrecy and ultim

i think from that day on a new carlos was born. i can't give up now, you know.ave to keep moving forward. it's what brought me here. >> one, two, three, four. that's what i'm talking about. >> i'm a marine, so marines stay healthy. i'm always looking for a challenge. i wanted to come to the gym to be myself, you know, to be -- to stay healthy and be an example for my kids. >> all for one, one for all, right? the game plan was be creative. we do arm forward to get the shoulders moving. we have mid cable rows. alternating rows to open up the spine so he's not so rigid. he enjoys boxing. the thought of hey, how do we incorporate that? >> i lost a lot of muscle mass. that's why we have been working a lot, you know, with the core and waking up those muscles that i wasn't using before. it's been helping me be more stable and using my prosthetics. >> live strong, army strong and now carlos strong. the way he brings it shows i have more inside of me than what my body shows right now. >> it's harder, but in the end, i'm enjoying it more. you know? the harder you work, yo

encontrado culpable esta semana por el homicidio involuntario de jackson, si hablÓ con nbc, ocasiona carlos>>> murray se negÓ a testificar en su juicio, y dio entrevista a la cadena nbc cuando el jurado contemplaba la evidencia que primera vez el doctor respondiÓ a preguntas sobre el caso. >>> yo querÍa a jackson dice, ser culpable de causar su muerte no es fÁcil. murray conociÓ a jackson en el dios mil seis en las vegas tres aÑos mÁs tarde cuando el rey del pop se preparaba para una gira de concierto en el 2009, contratÓ a para murray para que fuera su mÉdico personal pagandole su salario al mÉxico. >>> y dice que jackson le escondiÓ informacion con respecto a mÉdicos, que usaba el propofol que Él le siguiÓ bajo cuyos efectos quedÓ grabado por el doctor. >>> el doctor dice que estaba bajo tremenda presiÓn para ayudarlo a dormir, y su famoso paciente sufrÍa de insomnio. >>> era un hombre desesperado por dormir en sus Últimos horas. >>> rechaza que sea responsable de su muerte. >>> siendo una Única persona que michael se le preguntÓ cuales fueron sus Últimas palabras. >>> creo que me pedÍa q

with unman we know will be playing in this game is carlos rogers.asons with the redskins. oftentimes matched up against the opponents' best receiver but couldn't manage to hang on to interceptions, perhaps a reason that teammates called him carlos scissorshands. rogers has three picks the same amount of the skins' secondary this season. jim harbaugh likes the way he can dance and pick off passes. >> he is on top of things. his mind doesn't wander in meetings or on the the practice field. he is locked in. he's a technician. >> i'm happy. like i say it's overrated for me. i just want to come was a win and bragging rights against my friends. the owner and the coaches, i don't pay attention to them. >> that's carlos rogers. >>> last season some of the players thought that boudreaux pandered to his stars too much. but last night ovechkin was benched. the caps scored the game tying goal with ove on the bench. in the third period he calls a time out and pulls the goalie and tells him to have a seat. you won't be on the ice. he muttered choice words there.

carlos the jackal goes on trial. and, the diva behind the hat, lady gaga cleans up. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> reports from greece say there is a breakthrough in talks to find a new prime minister. the center-left party and the conservative new democracy are said to have agreed on who will head a new unity government. they are not naming names yet, but a lot of speculation is centered on lucas papademos, the former vice president of the european central bank. no announcement will be made until tomorrow. for the people of greece, political instability cannot come a moment too soon. >> the news of the breakthrough in greek politics brought some relief to the capital on monday. in the streets of athens, there are hopes that a new government will bring stability to greek politics and help the country result its crippling debt crisis. >> now there is going to be a government that will try to implement e you orders. for better or for worse, they need to be voted through. i am somewhat optimistic. you cannot expect much from these p

our guest is carlos garcia-perez, director of the office of cuba broadcasting. he oversees radio and tv marti. >> host: and this is week three of "the communicators" look at government-sponsored broadcasting. this week a look at radio and tv marti with carlos garcia-perez who is the director of the office of cuba broadcasting. matt lee of the associated press is our guest reporter. mr. garcia, first off, what is the mission of radio and tv marti? >> guest: first of all, thanks, thank you so much for inviting me here. our mission is to access the free flow of information to the people inside cuba. and we do that on very broad terms. including programs, news and very interactive with our audience. >> host: where are you based, how many employees, budget? >> guest: we are based out of miami, we have approximately 126 employees. our budget for this year is $28.5 million, and it's breaking down, obviously, in different parts. but we are out of miami, we also have a reporter in washington, new york, we are stringers in different parts of latin america or europe where

here is carlos, president of the latino association. >> i am going to do my welcoming remarks to our morning, so i will keep this brief, because i think it is exciting to good of all here, but tomorrow you were in for a very dynamic show. in this conference is -- belongs to all of us, and it will only be as good as we make it. as we know, we are latinos, so we will make it really good. we will have a lot of fun. we're producing, the ants. this is not your typical credo conference. if you were expecting that, and i will repeat it tomorrow. if you are expecting that, you should probably go home. we take pride in the past that our culture is who we are, and we're going to reflect that in this conference. we will have a great time. in >> secretary held as a lease was not able to come today, but she sent as a video, and i just wanted to give you a little background about her, because she was confirmed as the secretary of labor on the there were 24, 2009. prior to her confirmation as secretary of labor, she represented the 32nd congressional district in california, the position she held fr

our guest is carlos garcia- perez, director of cuba broadcasting. he oversees radio and tv marti. >> this is week 3 of our look at government-sponsored broadcasting. this week, a look at radio and tv marti, with carlos garcia- perez, the director of the office of cuba broadcasting. matt lee of the associated press is our guest reporter. first, what is the purpose of radio and tv marti? >> thank you for inviting me here. our effort is to give the free flow of information to the people inside of cuba, and we did that on very broad terms, including programs, news, and we're very interactive with our audience. >> where are you based? how many employees, but it? >> we are based in at miami, approximately 126 employees. our budget this year is $28.5 million, broken down into different components. we are in miami. we also have reporters in washington, new york, we have stringers in different parts of atlanta, the content of countries that we deem relevant to our audience. >> how do you get the broadcasts into cuba, what method? >> radio, we use a.m. we hav

it picked off by carlos dansby. just when you thought they could done and believe. would seal the deal. at reggie bush, those around everybody.

carlos rajo, nuestro analista polÍtico se nos une desde la ciudad de mÉxico.e lado la cuestiÓn ideologica, si es republicano o no, obvio que lo es, pero digo en el sentido que las posturas, los planteamientos que deja ver en relaciÓn a los temas mÁs importantes que llegan al corazÓn de los intereses de los latinos no se puede pedir mÁs. por un lado Él entiende que hay once millones y pico de indocumentados en este paÍs, que hay que hacer algo con ellos, que no se les puede deportar y que hay que encontrar una soluciÓn para ellos. igual de importante, relativamente menor si se quiere ya que lo mÁs grande son los once millones, estÁ de acuerdo con el "dream act", entonces digo, en tÉrminos del tema de inmigraciÓn que es quizÁs el mas importante para los latinos, fue una muy buena entrevista, pero no sÓlo eso, josÉ... >>no, te iba a decir quÉ interesante que digas eso porque quizÁs es precisamente esas posiciones dentro del partido republicano que en su mayorÍa se opone a esas posiciones es que simplemete no puede subir en las encuestas. >>es una de las razones,

man accused of killing a nun in a drunk driving accident stood before a judge today. 23-year-old carlos martinelly montano who was facing deportation at the time of the accident was convicted in the case. fox 5's wisdom martin now with more details. >> not to an was he in the country illegally, but he had been arrested for dui before and picked up by customs enforcement. tonight some county leaders want to know why he wasn't deported and say there's a bigger battle brewing over immigration in prince william county. august 1st, 2010, a car carrying three nuns from richmond to a bristol monastery violently crashed into another car. >> the car driven by the defendant hit the right side of the bridge, crossed back over, hit the car that the nuns were riding in head on. reporter: brian parent, a marine there that dane attending to all the wounded at the scene -- day attending to all the wounded at the scene including the driver of the other car, carlos montano, and testified he smelled alcohol on montano's breath. >> it's unfortunate that some people take others lives into their hands by dri

pero para mÁs sobre eso, pasemos a los Ángeles con mi colega carlos botifoll.>>> todos en la comunidad se en sofocaron en las palabras de greenwich que sorprendieron y que es bien recibido nadie lo aplaude mÁs que blanca pÉrez detenida por no tener papeles y teme ser deportada, a pesar que su hijo naciÓ en este paÍs. >>> estas vendiendo helados en una escuela y te agarraron ahÍ. >>> sÍ >>> unos lo ven con un diccionario. >>> creo que es tiempo que los republicanos se comiencen a ver la realidad de los estados unidos yue paguen sus impuestos. si no por grupos comunitarios compuestos por ciudadanos y vecinos que mejor los conocen. es consciente porque el gobierno federal ha ignorado. >>> re queremos justicia. >>> en una marcha hoy solo hablan de construir muros y cerrar puertas. >>> muchos de ellos defienden a nosotros. y yo como tengo alguien en la casa que no tiene papeles yo sÉ que duro es, el miedo que los separen. >>> sin embargo, despuÉs de un millÓn y medio de deportados en los Últimos 3 aÑos aÚn los que aplauden lo dicho por greenwich no saben si confiar.

podrÍa perder la licencia de mÉdica aÚn si es declarado no culpable de homicidio involuntario >> carlos quÉ es tan importante esto. >> los Ángeles que se >> tomar medicamentos vencidos es el temor de varias personas. para usted revisar las botiqu botiquÍnes y lo que no les sirve, isolda con el reportaje. >> ¿sabe cuÁntos medicamentos vencidos en su botiquÍn? >> a veces no sabe que estÁn vencidos.49 no saberlo ademÁs de ser contraproducente para su salud podrÍa ser un peligro mortal. >> nadie sabe, lo cuestiÓn es que esos cambios quÍmicos que ocurren en los medicamentos aunque son probados seguros de la manera en que estÁ hecha la pastilla no saben cuÁles son los efectos cuando es el medicamento se comienza a descomponer. >> para evitar el riesgo y tomando en cuenta que mÁs de 7 millones de estadounidenses abusan del consumo de medicamentos recetados el gobierno sigue instando al pÚblico a limpiar su botiquÍn de medicinas vencidas. >> el gobierno ha designado cerca de 5.000 depÓsitos para que saquen los medicamentos vendÉ vencidos y se deshace de ella. 4 la dra. explica la importancia de

. > 2001 >>> a consecuencia de esto sido fumador >>> a los 58 aÑos a carlos lo acompaÑa su fe en queenslos mÉdicos ya no le rmiten viajar. nuestra cÁmaras acompaÑaron a los dos en una de sus coersaciones. >>> no quiero perder esa ortudad, de tener uÍ conmigo unos dÍa. >>> cÓmo se siente hoy Ía?. >>>stÁ bien duro > carlos dice ques u a batalla tan bien contra el lampo, por eso otro deseo es prÓxima vez se de edan hablar n frente a frente con su esposa y madre yhermanos encuor >>> quiero ear con los mÍos allÁ, estar allÁ e los Úimos que sea senadora por nueva york, se ha mostrado intad en ayudar a carlopara que sus familiares y esposaramitan la estas navid >>> uveadero ama >>> llegamos hasta el finadel >>> uveadero ama >>> llegamos hasta el finadel no

. >>> carlos reyes dijo que no se puede dar el lujo de unirse. >>> apoyamos la protesta, porque tambiÉnncia de la semana pasada que culminÓ con mÁs de 100 arrestos y una batalla verbal entre la alcaldesa y la policÍa. pero en la tarde se empezaron a registrar las primeras escaramuzas. el violento desalojo y reconquista de esta plaza ha convertido para muchos en el nuevo epicentro de este movimiento. en otras ciudades del paÍs hubo protestas en solidaridad con oakland, en esta en philadelphia uno fue arrestado en la oficina central de la dueÑa de telemundo. y las quejas que se escuchan son las mismas. >>> los patrones y la gente que tiene mÁs dinero siempre quiere hacerse mÁs rico. en oakland, california, cristina londoÑo. >>> y el primer ministro de grecia quiere un referÉndum, desatÓ nueva duda sobre la viabilidad de un rescate econÓmico, y tenÍa que recibir crÉditos a bajo tipo de interes, de la uniÓn europea y el fmi, y advirtiÓ que si votan no dejarÍan quebrado a grecia, y la pregunta es y quÉ? cÓmo nos afecta a nosotros? para eso estamos con josÉ gavilondo, experto en economÍa, quÉ

en los Ángeles, carlos botifoll, telemundo. >>> tras la polÉmica que dejÓ a cain en la mira de muchosice que no cambiÓ su version sobre las denuncias, aunque dijo que no tenÍa conocimiento de un acuerdo financiero dado, y mÁs tarde reconociÓ que sÍ tenia reconocimiento sobre ese acuerdo. >>> estÁ en venta el libre escorpiones para el desayuno, es una de las abanderas de la lle leley ley sb 1070. y tambiÉn incluye detalles de conversaciones que sostuvo con obama y los intentos de frenar esa ley. el escÁndalo del programa rapido y furioso sobre el trÁfico de armas de estados unidos hacia mÉxico toma un nuevo giro, el departamento de estado dijo que en el gobierno de bush se tenÍa conocimiento de la entrada de 350 mil armas a mÉxico, aunque las armas no desaparecieron dentro del mundo de los carteles, el fiscal general se comprometiÓ a comparecer en el comitÉ judicial para el 8 de diciembre. y cada vez hay mÁs latinos en este paÍs que tienen derecho a votar, y comenzamos en telemundo una versiÓn de la campaÑa vota por tu futuro. vannesa nos cuenta de quÉ se trata. ♪ >>> es un hecho, el v