cecilia vega has the story. >> ak round in my distal femur and my right lower femur. >> after six tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan these are the physical wounds farmer navy seal jimmy hatch lives with. the psychological wounds run just as deep. >> i had a lot of drugs run through my system and a difficult time adjusting to it and i was embarrassed about it. so much so that i isolated myself. >> shell shock, fatigue,posttraumaticstress diso fatigue,posttraumaticstressdiso rder. asmanyas20%. ptsd is not just an illness that haunts the mind, it affects the entire body. former congressman patrick kennedy now a healthcare advocate was on hand for today's announcement. >> for many of our soldiers the war is just beginning. the question is, are we going be there for them just as they were there for us?

cecilia vega, abc7 news. >> thank you. later today we learn agreement of a settlement agreement involving bay area school district and families that say the children were subjected to violent environment for years. naacp will be part of an announcement this afternoon involving the new haven unified school district. it stems from the 2007 shooting death of a black student. the class action lawsuit accused the school district of allowing a situation to exist for years. which latino gang members targeted african-american teens. the $725,000 settlement will out line steps they need to take to address gang violence. >>> the chief of staff says he supports obama's troop reduction plan in afghanistan but he told armed services committee today the president's plan to withdrawal 3 #,000 troops by -- 33,000 troops by next sum ker be safely executed. he admitted he was not originally sold on the timetable. >> i do not intend to discuss specifics of private advice i rendered with respect to the decisions. as i said, i support them. i

abc7's cecilia vega was on the parade route. >> if it was possible for this celebration to become even morsel law bra tore, new york's passage of same-sex marriage last week managed to accomplish that. >> keep going. more states. >> if ever there was a day in san francisco where just about anything goes, this is it. clothed or not, on a slope or on a bike. it is the 41st annual gay pride parade in all of its feathered and rainbow glory. >> today we love new york because of the events of this weekend. we also love san francisco, but we want to love san francisco more. come on, people of california. let's do it now. let's go already. >> and it had a serious theme. this year, no bullying. many wish they would have heard the message years earlier. >> it is a great thing. it is very important. there is so much helplessness and greater risk for teens and young adults who are coming up more transgender. >> while the politicians were out in force, the grand marshal chaz bono won over the crowd 100%. >> i support them 100% too. >> tell me why? >> i think people should just be open to new ideals

cecilia vega, abc7 news. >> thank you. later today we learn agreement of a settlement agreement involving bay area school district and families that say the children were subjected to violent environment for years. naacp will be part of an announcement this afternoon involving the new haven unified school district. it stems from the 2007 shooting death of a black student. the class action lawsuit accused the school district of allowing a situation to exist for years. which latino gang members targeted african-american teens. the $725,000 settlement will out line steps they need to take to address gang violence. >>> the chief of staff says he supports obama's troop reduction plan in afghanistan but he told armed services committee today the president's plan to withdrawal 3 #,000 troops by -- 33,000 troops by next sum ker be safely executed. he admitted he was not originally sold on the timetable. >> i do not intend to discuss specifics of private advice i rendered with respect to the decisions. as i said, i support them. i

cecilia ramÍrez nos amplía. ♪ >> cuando vincent tenÍa dos aÑos en la universidad decidiÓ dejarlo todoembros pasan un entrenamiento, antes de entrar a la escuela de todas las semanas hacen un entrenamiento para que ellos prestan como lÍderes en su comunidad y estÁn preparados para entrar, y hacer mentores, pero tambiÉn mucho mÁs que eso. ♪ >> sus miembros entre los 17, y 24 aÑos de edad trabajan con estudiantes que estÁn a punto de dejar la escuela y los ayudan a mejorar la asistencia, el comportamiento, y a pasar los cursos de matemÁticas e inglÉs. los dÍas comienza muy temprano con ejercicios fÍsicos, luego dan las tutorÍas, y realizan diferentes actividades en las escuelas. >> al final del dÍa teníamos un programa despuÉs de las clases para ayudar con la tarea, cederÁ un -era un dÍa intenso, lleno, completo agotador pero que valÍa la pena. >> los jÓvenes reciben un uniforme ademÁs de una remuneraciÓn por sus servicios. >> los recursos son limitados, pero es una gran lecciÓn, para poder hacer mucho con muy poco. >> tambiÉn reciben una beca al finalizar. >> te dan unas beca de 5.600 $

. >> my name is cecilia o'connor. i'm director of the freestanding psychiatric emergency 24/7 in southern. so we're familiar with a lot of the officers. i just wanted to sort of give us a little overview of where we're coming from as far as the curriculum committee is concerned with the training. statistically the world health organization at this point estimates one in four people in the population will at some point in their life have some degree of mental illness. at the same time there are statistics saying now one out of every four calls the police respond to have a component of some degree of connection to someone with a mental health issue. so i think that's staggering and i think certainly no one's arguing with the fact that training is absolutely necessary because we know that i'm sure most of the people who go into law enforcement didn't sign up for this. but what's more important is we're all in agreement training is important but what i really want to stress and what all of us on the curriculum committee f

. >> cecilia, gracias, los invitamos a ver mÁs noticias de salud, solo busque la pÁgina de primer impactosÍ son blanco del odio. >> tambiÉn es una cosa ni la por la que valen la pena morir, el gobernador de alamaba firmo hoy una nueva ley contra los indocumentados, calificada por grupos de activistas como la mas dura de su tipo en todo estados unidos.que tal, les habla jorge ramos.reina luisa tamayo, madre del fallecido disidente cubano orlando zapata tamayo, llega hoy a miami con las cenizas de su hijo.tendremos detalles y reacciones.y aumenta el esacandalo del congresista democtara por nueva york anthony weiner.ahora aparecio en internet otra foto comprometedora, tomada por él mismo.mas esta tarde en noticiero univision a las 6:30 en la costa este y en horario especial en la costa del pacifico a las 5:30, antes del juego de futbol mexico-cuba. destinados a descubrir tratamientos para la enfermedad de alzheimer. porque, en los estados unidos más de mil personas desarrollan alzheimer cada día. en nuestro sitio internet, puede aprender cómo vivir con esta enfermedad o cuidar a alguien que

. >>> gracia cecilia una extraña forma de sanación tiene a la mente como principal mar para combatiria?. >>> mauricio me cuenta los momentos más angustio sos de su vida cuando su hija estaba a punto de morir >>> la saqué morada entera no respiraba y estaba inconsciente, técnicamente quizás sí se después de llamar muerto >>> estaba en una celebración familiar cuando la niña cayó a una piscina, a pesar de haber estado varios minutos inconscientes su madre logra Álva salvarla >>> dios le supedí ayúdame no p favor >>> los doctores me decían extrañamente bien digamos, pero así son los filo gromilagros >>> la radiación de la energía amor bajan desde la fuente en este momento, >>> la creadora de esta practica alternativa es rita enseña a las personas a auto sanarse. >>> a ottravés de estara radiac hacía afuera y tienen poderes en sí mismo >>> cada semana llegan a sus centro personas que desean conocer esta terapia con una serie de ejercicios van cambiando la familia, alquimia nos ayuda pensar positivo. >>> entonces yo voy la pauldand pauta y la persona crea una solución para perfecta. >>> m

cecilia's grammar school. i went to a small school in los angeles and came back here to teach law school. -- went to lost cool. i went to work here immediately after passing the bar on the first try. i worked at city hall for a few years. then lightning struck and was appointed as a member of the board of supervisors in august of 2004. i have been here ever since. the choice to live in san francisco was made for my family about five generations ago. we have been here a very long time. i could never imagine leaving. this is home. this is where i am raising my son and hope that he raises his children. >> what motivated you to get into politics? >> i attribute a lot of it to the jesuit credo to be men and women for others. there is the idea that the best way to service through the political process. i have a love for the law. i found a way to combine that with service through the political process. i have always been intrigued by it and the opportunity to present themselves well. >> where do you place yourself on

as abc7 cecilia vaga reports, to deal with it the city may be force today take a drastic step. >> these faces from the past hanging in oakland's african-american museum and library might some day be a thing of the past. this institution is on a chopping block, a potential victim to oakland's budget crisis. >> here people come and they learn history of oakland. just not african americans, but the history of oakland. >> history, like the old black panthers' newspapers and a sweeping collection of books written by and about african americans. but this library is not alone in its potentially doomed fate. 14 of the city's 18 libraries may be forced to close to balance oakland's budget. >> it is just not about libraries, it's about how bad it is. >> she said it's not a scare tactic but a reality. unless voters pass a partial tax or unions agree to a pay cut. >> but to save the libraries you have to save all the services. >> oakland's main library would stay open. but this three-story, 87,000 square foot building would be run with fewer than five employees. it now has 46. that means the childr

. >> cecilia santiago fue la gran figura pero atención al disparo violento y espectacular. >> que valee de atajar. >> ganó estados unidos 1 - 0 y méxico estará debutando en el mundial femenino ante inglaterra el 27 de junio. >> en otros temas julio césar chávez junior comenzó a escribir su propia historia fuera tratando, mejor dicho de despegarse del nombre de la leyenda su rival dominó en los primeros asaltos pero el junior con corazón e ímpetu. >> los últimos episodios hasta terminar convenzoiendo a los jueces para quedarse con una victoria por decisión unánime. >> ahora sergio maravilla martínez levantó la mano para enfrentar al junior aunque los más reales. >> contento emocionado una gran sats fament para mí. >> cumplí mi sueño. >> le eché todas las ganas del mundo y sigue para méxico siento contento y le agradezco a toda la gente latina y mexicanos por el apoyo que me brindaron. >> aquí se acabaron todas las expectativas, todo lo que se habló de julio césar chávez junior anteriormente quedó en el pasado, creo que empieza a escribir su propia historia. >> al padre la carga y y capi

cecilia has been with me since january 2010. i did so because i knew at some point within six months to hear a was going to have to hire another employee, and this gave me the opportunity to hire someone earlier than i would have done otherwise. and she turned out to be just a fabulous employee. my assistance -- my assistant claims person in our office. she does a tremendous job. i think there is tremendous opportunity to increase from $2,500 to $5,000. it is an enormous benefit for small businesses. i would like to ask the small business community in san francisco to look at this program and see what opportunities are out there for them. to that extent, i gave to tony lugo information on a job that was available, and hopefully we will take advantage of the subsidies. thank you. >> thank you, scott. coming from the human services side, where we focus 90% of our time and effort on the clients we are serving, we are not used to being in the economic development business. this program really is that. certainly among small businesse

the fact that he showed up and the fact that he looked no worse was good news. >> suarez: cecilia kang, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. we'll be back shortly with a look at the life of former u.s. secretary of state lawrence eagleburger. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station >> ifill: finally tonight, remembering an outspoken diplomat. margaret warner has that story. . >> warner: he was lauded in diplomatic circles as the only career foreign service officer ever to become secretary of state but lawrence eagleburger who held crucial foreign policy posts under five presidents was anything but the ordinary diplomat. his state department career took off in late 1968 when he became an assistant to and then protege of henry kissinger in the nixon administration. his foggy bottom years ended with five months as acting and then actual secretary of state for george h.w.bush in 1992-93. eagleburger's cabinet post came after nearly four years as the state department's number two man under secretary james baker. a time when eagleburger served

reporting in san francisco, cecilia vega, abc7 news. >> all right. >>> 5:08 now. your question was? >> it was so sunny where i was yesterday. but what is up with the winds in her shot? >> tell us more. >> san francisco in the summertime. always breezy there. it will be that way again today. >> wow. >> then it will be rainy. >> oh, you're not done. >> yes. not going to rain everywhere, but we have good rain falling in the north bay. possibly down to san francisco tomorrow. talk about today first, show you the high clouds. these will stream in heading to the afternoon hours. still a bright day. it will be breezy, as breezy as you saw yesterday in the afternoon hours. 60 in antioch right now. everybody else, leaving the house, in the 50s. by the afternoon hours you can see the clouds up against the coach. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. half moon bay, and san francisco. 67 in richmond. 70 in oakland. mid-to-upper 70s for the rest of the bay shore to the south bay. upper 70s to low 80s in north bay valley. if you live in the east bay valley, low to mid-80s. temperatures look like ye

the fact that he showed up and the fact that he looked no worse was good news. >> suarez: cecilia kang, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. we'll be back shortly with a look at the life of former u.s. secretary of state lawrence eagleburger. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public hello. i'm paul anthony with patrice pascual. thank you for joining us for another edition of the pbs newshour. we are taking just a few minutes right now to ask you to do something very important. financial support the pbs newshour and all of the public affairs programs you enjoy right here on weta. you know, we hear all the time from viewers that one of the things you appreciate about the pbs newshour is that it is civil. there is no yelling and no matter how spirited the debate is between people on opposite sides of an issue, there is a respect for each other. now, because of this, you can make the intelligent decisions about the issues of the day. take this opportunity right now to support this type of analysis and reporting. just call the number on your screen or pledge on-l

the fact that he showed up and the fact that he looked no worse was good news. >> suarez: cecilia kang, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. we'll be back shortly with a look at the life of former u.s. secretary of state lawrence eagleburger. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. that support helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> ifill: for those stations not taking a pledge break, we take a second look at a story about protecting early religious texts from age, insects and war. special correspondent fred de sam lazaro reports from st. john's abbey in minnesota. >> who would have thought that at a monastery in central minnesota is the world's largest collection of photographs? snr for 50 years this underground library at st. john's abbey has catalogued historic christian manuscripts. it's part of a monastic tradition that dates back to the sixth century. >> i've a benedictine monk. there's an impulse in us to exercise this role of cultural guardianship. that's an impulse that continues even in the modern

. >> gracias a cecilia, lo invitamos a ver mÁs noticias de salud en univisiÓn.com, un hombre rompiÓ con este hombre estÁ entregado en cuerpo y alma a lograr que se castigue al conductor que le arrebatÓ la vida a su esposa. una maldiciÓn pesa sobre unas casas. >> cada vez son mÁs las apariciones que muchos consideran divinas, para otros son un pecado. todo esto y mÁs al regresar aquÍ, pero antes hay mucha emociÓn hoy en la re en mexico, la defensa del ex alcalde de tijuana, jorge hank rhon, entreÓ a una jueza federal pruebas que supuestamente muestran la siembra de armas y presuntos abusos del eÉrcito.que tal, les habla martin berlanga.el presidente de venezuela hugo chavez se recupera de una exitosa operacion en la pelvis a la que se sometÓ de emergencia tras realizarse un examen medico en la hana.hay dudas y expectativas por las decisiones que debera tomar el presidente electo de peru, ollanta humala, en materia economica. instituto nacional de salud de estados unidos dijo que la sustancia "formaldeÍdo", que se usa para fabricar contenedores de alimentos, podria causar cancer.mas esta

i think a great example, cecilia sat down and tried to do a map of services in san francisco and it ended up being fantastic. brought a lot of us together with the focus to work with sfpd. just briefly, giving you this document, i will walk briefly through a little bit of the background what we're doing and really briefly through the outline. that's subject to change. it will change a little bit. just to go through this quickly on the back side, methodology and values in it, it's opposed to c.i.t. training which is really great. we're building off of that one. this one will have -- each day will have kind of a theme, schematics. instead of focusing on specific diagnosis or symptoms, we're more focused on bow hamber. for example, one day might be suicidal behavior. one day might be voices and hearing hallucinations which we have heard from officers, there's going to be probably very useful in addressing behavior and deescalating behaviors. that will be the primary teaching modality. we'll have consumer interfaith so people who lived experience of mental illness will talk every day and that

. >> las marchas de cecilia, el movimiento se identifica con su lÍder, y enhorabuena.s. a la maÑana se convirtiÓ en un rock star. >> vÍctimas y enemigos del conflicto y de la competencia? octavio paz decÍa que los mexicanos son mÁs cara el rostro, mÁs cara la sonrisa, nunca sabremos quÉ es lo que quieren. >> muchos otros, no nos gusta el enfrentamiento, el conflicto, que las cosas se contradigan. >> y al mexicano no le gusta decir las cosas de frente. >> porque en un enfrentamiento siempre hay uno que gana y otro que pierde. si pierdes, te va mal, entonces mejor no enfrentarte. eso en democracia no funciona, porque la lÓgica de la democracia es la gente se enfrente. a base de votos. en las urnas, de ahÍ salen las decisiones. en estados unidos por ejemplo, en inglaterra y europa, a los niÑos se les enseÑa a debatir en concursos de debate. en mÉxico son concursos de oratoria, individuales, sin enfrentamientos. >> tenemos los mexicanos tiempos distintos? que los norteamericanos, por quÉ si son esas las caracterÍsticas de los mexicanos, cuando vamos a estados unidos, nos e

. >> cecilia, consejera de pareja, cree que el matrimonio aÚn se puede salvar. >> la persona pÚblicacÓ que no habrÁ divorcio. >> bueno en univision.com llevamos a cabo una encuesta. considera que el efecto virtual traiga esto? >> vamos a una pausa. >> listos para brillar en la copa oro. >> aclara marc anthony. >> y tenemos una probadita de dos nuevos videos musicales. ♪ ( ♪ música ) >>> bueno de regreso a "primer impacto" le contamos que a marc a anthony anthony lo sorprendieron en un triángulo amoroso veamos >>> en medio de un triángulo amoroso terminó marc ano anthon pero la año tinoticia se desarrn una nueva serie, lo encontramos actuando >>> mi personaje es un defecto detective puertorriqueño que vive en virgo ray y es virginia >>> me contaron que hay tremendo triángulo amoroso ahí adentro cuéntamelo igual >>> sí me contaron igual que es un problema sin duda entre nuestro personaje >>> y en esta serie esperan el debut del famoso locutor de los Ángeles el piolín quien encarnará un dj amigo de la infancia marc anthony >>> es un cuate muy humilde le adjudi digo marc qué voy hacer me

. >>> así es, cecilia ramírez harris con los detalles de este anuncio no es así, buenas tardes. >>> quélos científicos han llegado a la conclusión que sí hay riesgo por el uso de celulares y ponen en peligro a las más de 4 mil millones de personass que los hu sandía raymente. >>> yo pienso que el celular no es un lujo si no, una necesidad. >>> sin embargo, hoy se reveló que la radiación que emiten podría causar cáncer, esto de acuerdo a la organizaciones mundial de la salud, se puso ahora a los celulares en el mismo peligro que el plomo, emisiones de humo de motor y cloro formo de. >>> de ser cierto imagine, todo mundo usa celular, seria terrible. >>>>>> un equipo de científicos de 14 países encontró evidencia suficiente para lanzar esta alerta. lo que koo re decir que la exposición prolongada y continúa a este tipo agentes puede llevarnos a desarrollar cáncer. >>> según el experto el mayor peligro que los celulares se conviertan en los cigarrillos que todos decían que eran seguros. >>> y luego se supo que producían cáncer, el peligro que vayan a ser el cigarrillo del logro 21 por eso s

cecilia estÁ en vivo para ampliar esta informaciÓn. >> el mensaje es sencillo.por eso que en el 2009 el congreso aprobÓ una ley que permite la impresiÓn de estas imÁgenes en las cajas de cigarrillos. >> asi los estados unidos se une a mÁs de 30 paÍses que la industria su industria tabacalera quÉ impriman estas imÁgenes. >> para ellos esto es una ley a la cual deben acojerse. la fda se encuentra trabajando muy de cerca con ellos para ayudar a hacer esta transiciÓn de la manera mÁs normal. >> las imÁgenes aparecerán en las casillas a partir de septiembre del 2012. >> para hacer empresas en un 50% de las cajas de cigarrillos. tambien va a cubrir un 20% de la publicidad que tiene la industria tabacalera. >> segÚn la vocera de la fda algunos estudios han demostrarÍa que este tipo de imÁgenesa yudan a reducir el uso de cigarrillo. >> se eligieron dentro de un grupo de 36 imagenes. Éstas fueron aquellas que mostraron el impacto mÁs significativo sobre los riesgos reales que conlleva el uso del cigarrillo. >> en la comunidad hispana un 61,5% de los adultos quiere dejar

we decided to explore that with torie clarke, with cecilia attias.he founder of see seal attias foundation and claire shipman. also of "womenomics" write your own rules to success. this is a great moment to discuss what we try to discuss what would parity mean? we're not trying to say if it's all women and no men, the world would be differ. we're trying to understand, would there be a difference in attitude, behavior and result? let me start with you, you think this might be a good moment for women, this scandal? >> i do. in politics and public sector, often women are seen as more honest, more sincere, harder working, all of which i think is true, so this might be an opportunity for more women to step into those positions. yes, we want parity in so many ways but when they get those positions, we don't want them to behave in the same way. >> we want parity of the same kind. women will not engage in the same behavior. >> it's interesting, there's been a study done in the netherlands about power, and suggesting, by polling, that perhaps women might beha

>> cecilia vaga abc7 news. >> the story around here was ridiculous. >> i still can't believe it. well, we have rain out there right now around concord and livermore. >> but less. >> definitely less. you are right about that. we are looking at an improvement slowly in the days ahead. right now from the camera, a few breaks in the clouds. we have partly cloudy conditions. we will see the clouds thicken throughout the afternoon, unfortunately, because we still have the band of rain, several bands of rain that will move on in. an area of low pressure that still sits to the west of us about 300 miles west of monterey. so here's live doppler 7 hd right now. it shows light activity around the bay area but a little closer in you will notice just moving into redwood city and woodside you will see the bands continue up to the north. the trajectory will be to the east-southeast. we have counter clockwise flow around that low. we will look at that in just a moment, the flow throughout the day today. but take a look at the records yesterday. 1.47 in oakland. san francisco over an inch, .88 in

. >> she actually canceled cecilia, this beautiful young woman who was going to do her hair.because her hair was perfect. >> we have a piece from our antics from the food and wine classic. >> and cassidy went with me and every single day she dragged me out for the longest hikes at that altitude. but it's really gorgeous. >> you feel it. >> but you don't care, it's so beautiful. everything you're looking at. and the air there is so clean. what i love so much about colorado, you're at an altitude where there's no pollution. and there are no bugs. >> so the flowers are like daisies, this big. everything. i love colorado, anyway, but summertime -- is magnificent. >> and the food and wine, we saw a bunch of our old friends there. >> we ran into a few -- it's ray's fault we went to begin with. we love our ray. we'll show you that a little bit later. but in the meantime. we had a very big event on friday that natalie was there to represent "the today show." >> it was the daytime emmys, and there's certain times where you like to say wow, we did well as a group and this is one of tho

>> en honor de su mamÁ cecilia ha atendido a mÁs de 6500 personas en un aÑo por diferentes problemasrama y curioso en el caso especÍfica de oscar de la hoya que le ha tocado ayudar a tanta gente, ahora Él es quien necesita la ayuda, pues don francisco hizo el programa y que observamos si viÉramos rasgo que dijera clo que le estaba ocurriendo. >> la historia de oscar de la hoya demuestra que tan vulnerables podemos ver y pÚblicamente drepodremos mostra las imÁgenes y es un gran ser humano que ayuda para otras personas, pero necesita de la ayuda de otras. los vemos, corazones que no vemos. don francisco presenta comenzÓ nueva temporada. cada lunes por aquÍ por univisiÓn. ahora nos vamos con raÚl y carla que nos tienen algo mÁs. >> claro que sÍ. y preste n atenciÓn, en san antonio una niÑa se convirtiÓ hen heroÍna. n honduras en el huracÁn michigan, en donde dormÍa se quemÓ al caer una vela que su mamÁ habÍa prendido. porque se habÍan quedado sin luz. >> ella solamente tenÍa 6 meses de edad y desde entonces ha tenido que luchar por sobrevivir. de hecho marta flores nos cuenta sobre el c

cecilia alegrÍa. gracias por acompaÑarnos. este tema nos apasiona a las mujeres.ue una se crea la mala suerte. >>> ¿como?. >>> la persona que se auto programa profecÍa auto cumplida que todos hombres son iguales. y que parte del criterio, va a encontrar otro que sea igual otan malo como el anterior. y repiten los mismos patronos. y la mayor parte de las mujeres, no consideran importante prepararse para el amor como lo dijo laura. consideran que el amor es una cosa natural. es con la practica mÁs o menos. no, hay que entrenarse para amar. hay que cambiar una primero, mejorar como ser humano, para entrar bien a una relaciÓn. >>> lo patronos, es uno misma la que se niega a el compromiso y sin querer inconsciente buscas hombres que no telle ven al altar. puede suceder. >>> exacto muchas por temor a la soledad, no ser amadas eligen a cualquiera. se conforman con poco. hay una frase de inglÉs. "no te conformes con poco". mujeres por estar solitas. que dirÁ la familia, que no sÉ que, el primero que pasÓ. muy mal. >>> y en tu caso laura, estas clara en lo que buscas en un