and cecilia, first, let's get the outline of this deal. original merger and why at&t wanted it. >> sure. the merger itself was proposed last march. at&t proposed to buy tobl for $39 billion as you said and really what it would do is it would combine two of the four largest national wireless carriers into one company with 132 million carriers at a time when americans are relying on their cell phones more than ever. one in four homes, for example, ray, rely on cell phone service as opposed to telephone. to so they just rely only on their cell phones so it was a very interesting time and at&t clearly sees wireless as its future. >> suarez: with the justice department heading to court to block the merger and with the grounds it laid out, is this deal effectively dead? >> no. not at all. this is sort of the funny way or the interesting way that washington works. this is probably the biggest hurdle to come along for at&t and t-mobile in its quest to merge. but this is by no means the end of the story for these companies. at&t has vowed to challe

un centro mÉdico en un hotel y otra muriÓ en una situaciÓn similar en las vegas, como nos cuenta ceciliaias como estas son frecuentes y para el doctor quien re parÓ los implantes >>> es legal en este paÍs con todo ly lo avanzado que es, que alguien haga cirugÍas plÁsticas. >>> parte del problema dicen que una vez tenga licencia, hazen cualquiera practica. sifrng sin embar por eso sociedad americana de cirujanos plÁsticos estan advirtiendo que cuando ofrecen algo no estÁn certificados para hacerlo. >>> los deben hacer que la junta mÉdica deben decir si estas entrenado en algo es hacer esto >>> la cirugÍa cosmÉtica debe ser considerada como una cirugÍa mayor >>> por ejemplo nosotros tenemos aquÍ un equipo de anestesia completo, necesario porque una persona cuando se lo duerme hay que tener completo control de su signo vital >>> los expertos aconsejan no dejarse llevarse por las apariencias y ves ginvestigar a mÉdico >>> cuando alguien se vaya hacer una cirugÍa plÁstica lo mas recomendable que lo haga en un salÓn como este. pero quien vaya hacer la operaciÓn sea un cirujano plÁstico certifi

. >> cecilia con los detalles. >> la obra fabrica de sueños le devuelve la vida a este teatro . >> esllama flora y es joven enamorada con un hombre pobre . >> dónde diariamente se hacen las mismas cosas. >> el mismo elenco presenta en inglés y en español. >> deben venir los latinos para apoyar el arte hispano . >> además el espacio cuenta con una galeria para artistas que nunca han expuesto ante el público . >> abre gabriel galindo con el lienso en blanco cuando pinto soy yo mismo amo y soy amado en la critica o sin compromisos. >> ((♪ ♪)). >> interesante. >> el segundo día consecutivo personas abarrotaron el landon scuer . >> mescla de comida internacional y todos los platillos se elaboraron con ingredientes locales. >> además de concursos y demostraciones de cocina. >> la variedad, los subenirs que hay de todos los países y mi familia me dijo que es espectacular, si no pudo ir hoy el último día será mañana en jack london scuere en aockland . >> toneladas jaladas. >> por una buena causa . >> aparentemente se ve fácil 20 personas tiran este avión . >> el chiste era que había que hacer

cecilia ingram lost her daughter to leukemia. two years later she kept going on about it to the people she worked with. the meaness, cruelest boss? we'll discuss that in "kelly's court." will the dna in amanda knox's case be the key to getting her released? why one man following this case closely says this case is on the verge of collapse. >> she is anxious. she is glad that court is back in session again. it's been a long summer for her, knowing that she's innocent, and, you know -- megyn: fox news alert we now have video from the shooting out in carson city, nevada at an international house of pancakes restaurant there. trace gallagher learning more details on exactly how this went down, who was behind it, and who was in danger, trace. >> reporter: megyn we'll show you the video, we are getting our first eyewitness accounts of what happened on the scene there. a man who owns a local barbecue place that is in the same strip mall as the international house of pancakes gave the reno gazette a detailed run down. he said a machine g

cecilia this was a very tough row to hoe on the issue of the president's decision to specifically sayout of the 300,000 backlog cases of immigration, let's not focus primarily on those people who have not committed a crime in turn things around. that will take some time to actually take affect. what is the reality as the congressman said of taking into consideration november of next year but from here until then and then afterwards? the? >> first of all thank you for the important role that you play as an advocate for the community. i'm proud to be here with the congressional a-team on the senate and house and the people who have been advocates and to help tell our story in this country house important this issue is. the announcement debt congressman gutierrez talked about was part of a progression of announcements and a work that has been going on for several years. we have 10 million or 11 million undocumented people in this country and it is underway clear to anyone paying attention we are not going to deport that entire population. it is not humanly possible and expensive and does

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

be done, so i know it is not really a cecilia'a department that is doing it, -- it is not really cecilia's department. the next meeting is monday the 19th at 4:00 p.m., and i wanted to take special note to the board. we are going to get an update on transitional kindergarten. board members heard, i believe, recently, so card but is actually not going to be there. they have been working on it, and it should be pretty interesting, so i am going to augment the meeting and invite any interested board members to come to that. it is going to be monday, the 19th, at 4:00 p.m.. president mendoza: thank you. are there any other updates? commissioner: the rules committee will be convening at 5:30 and -- instead of 6:00 p.m. commissioner: we were hoping you would meet -- that will be a problem. can we do 5:45? commissioner: that is a very fair compromise. president mendoza: thank you. and then buildings and grounds is scheduled for 6:00 on september 26, and i also wanted to make two other quick announcements on some of the work we have been doing with our city partnership. we got detroit's neighborho

. >> i'm cecilia warren beavers. it's an honor to have it here, it reflects who we are and what we live for, truly. the freedom that we have, and how we have to keep fighting for it. i'm jasmine ortiz. to have a part of what happened in history that will always be remembered is important to us. >> it's history. i'm captain at the fremont fire department. we deployed 11 days after the incident. >> that at the time was 4-year-old chocolate lab, the hardest part for me was the families asking us to look for their loved ones. stuffing pictures of their loved ones in our gear. as we are walk along. i wear this faithfully since i got back from new york. >> inthis is a very big day for lynbrook. >> lynbrook is one of those places where people really step up in a time of need. a lot of people because of the railroad worked in new york city and unfortunately that also led to a lot of loss on 9/11. >> my name is jennifer muller, i live in lynbrook new york and my brother was michael hanan. i like to believe he never knew what

be done, so i know it is not really a cecilia'a department that is doing it, -- it is not really cecilia's department. the next meeting is monday the 19th at 4:00 p.m., and i wanted to take special note to the board. we are going to get

javier cecilia drilled into the stonewall of the government palace the seven names and they called on other people to bring the names, and make plaques and bring the names of their family members or friends to drill into the government while. and indeed they had 96 names with plaques drilled into the wall. the reporter wrote about it in his web site and a friend told me about it. he called it a dilemma action because the state was put in this dilemma position. if they leave the plaques up, it an assault against the perception of their legitimacy. this is attacking up unity. the anonymous nature of the death of the simple fact the government didn't investigate anything but it is a dilemma as well because if they take it down it is another active oppression or ruling if the patient and the culture of impunity. what kind of creative actions or dilemma actions might we do here in the united states? i think to get started, one of the first things we can do is learn from our mexican neighbors and start counting. start putting together the list and creating the consciousness that people are

importante evitar situaciones que ponen en peligro la situaciÓn de sus hijos y toda la familia >> en miami ceciliapierda y el domingo 11 de septiembre en puerto rico a la 1 de la tarde. >> informaciÓn crucial para todos los padres. >> momento de una corta pausa. pero enseguida el "chicharito" a jugar con el manchester. >> una dÉcada despues recuerdan como mitigar el dolor de un zarpazo terrorista. >> el perro mÁs popular del mundo, les contamos por quÉ al regresar en "primer impacto." 46r789 >> este lunes llevan 3 semanas viviendo en un vehÍculo en los predios de su propia casa. el fbi registro en california las oficinas de la empresa de energia solar solyndra, que recibÓ un pÉstamo del gobierno federal y los elogios del presidente barack obama, antes de declararse en bancarrota.que tal, les habla jorge ramos.en paterson, nueva jersey, se repite la historia. tras las inundaciones que dejo el huraan irene, ahora los remanentes de la tormernta lee vuelven a causar inundaciones. los bomberos han apagado algunos focos y detenido el avance de las llamas de un incendio que arde desde hace varios Ías en

se habla de la cÁbala, cecilia harris hablÓ con su lÍder y nos cuenta un poquito mÁs, ahÍ lo tienen.o un punto no de crisis, si no como una forma de elevarnos, y a partir de ella nos elevamos a un estado superior de nuestra vida. >>> el doctor michael b lidera esta filosofÍa en un centro nacional de enseÑanza. kenneth gutiÉrrez comenzÓ a estudiar la cÁbala hace 4 aÑos por sentirse vacÍo y insatisfechos. >>> el problema no era mÍo de los empleadores >>> y con la cÁbala ha podido encontrar una soluciÓn >>> me empezÓ a enseÑar que tenÍa que tener las dos fuerzas, reflexiÓn y balancearlas que era mi proema balancearlas, y ese balance se lograba entendiendo a mÍ mismo, mi propia naturaleza h >>> precisamente segÚn esta filosofÍa las claves estÁ en las leyes de la naturaleza. >>> la conexiÓn entre nosotros, la uniÓn debe ser no individual ta, egoÍsta si no de balance entre unos y otros, tal como la naturaleza nos indica en todos los sistemas > Él seÑala que los seres humanos no saben cÓmo re lazio n nrelacionarse unos con otros >>> hemos llegado a una situaciÓn que el ego ha llegado a la a

vamos con, cecilia ramÍrez harr harris veamos. >>> con aplauso, vanessa fue recibida en la blancblancaa esmeralda salazar era un sueÑo en trabajar una compaÑÍa como kinder morgan, porque ninguno de sus 5 hermanos fue a la universidad >>> mi papÁ dijo que era un programa que iba ayudar, simplemente yo pensÉ en el futuro, y pensÉ que este nadie que hacer algo para, eh, seguir adelante. >>> cada dÍa despuÉs de salir de la escuela, llega para uuntualma esta oficina de contabilidad donde se siente en la cima del mundo. antes de llegar a la empresa donde van a fÁbritrabajar, recin intenso entrenamiento. >>> los entrenamos no sÓlo en cosas de informÁtica, de contabilidad, pero tambiÉn muy importante, los entrenamos a cÓmo ser profesionales >>> la oportunidad de trabajar en una corporaciÓn le dio a, natalie montan seguridad en sÍ misma >>> es algo fanÁticos no tengo problemas, es algo que pensaba que nunca iba hacer >>> esmeralda, y contra , natals tienen 17 aÑos y han sabido asumir sus cargos con responsabilidad. la meta del programa es impulsar el programa entre las minorÍas. >>> sÍ el mucha

cecilia, you have bounced republicans exactly what they require to make a closed border. the list changes the next week. on both sides it seems that unless you are unreliable, the reliable side of both sides does not have interest in seeing real immigration reform for their own particular a small-minded -- for their own particular, small- minded reasons. >> we need to make clear to everyone that there are consequences. i can speak for myself and members of the hispanic congressional caucus. i am pleased and honored to be able to say that i have been in the room with senator bob menendez. i have seen his work. he is alone in the senate. i have at least 20 people with me. it is easier not being the sole person. as a community of people, it is important. i am trying to explain a situation. i came to the congress in the first thing i did was put in legislation to freeze everyone is sour. i came to change this place. that is pretty unreliable. to the extent our community understands that this is a civil rights issue, people will have to vote and elect legislators of the local

. >> brian: cecilia ingram. >> gretchen: so at her work cubicle, she put up a picture of her deceasedou can imagine, that seems pretty normal to want to honor your child who you had 15 years with and you have a picture of her at your desk. some people had a problem with that. >> steve: the supervisor about a year and a half later came over and said, can you take that stuff down because it's bugging some of the other employees. and after she went home, she developed heart palpitations, eventually she wound up having surgery for her heart. and she quit her job. she then turned around and sued orthoneo, a big pharmaceutical company in new jersey, saying that she was under so much emotional stress given what she was told, she deserved some money. now a judge has come out and said no. they did not meet the standard of extreme distress. >> brian: here is the quote from the judge, if courts had to preside over every instance of rude and thoughtless boss behavior, they would never have time to consider other kind of cases. not saying the judge is right. but saying i can't give her money becau