---en una videoconfere ncia, joe biden acompaÑado de la asesora de asuntos latinos cecilia muÑoz, contestskype.. ---las preguntas fueron variadas, entre ellas, si el presidente de estados unidos tiene el poder de frenar las deportaciones.. ---jaime peluffo nos tiene un recuento de lo que se discuti.. take pkg :01 - :06 :13 - :17 :33 - :37 1:15 - 1:19 trt: 1:54 o.c. de una reforma. nats 5:12:09 we are going to pass this bill.. fue una videoconfere ncia sobre inmigracin, y las respuestas venian del vicepresident e biden y de la asesora presidencial cecilia muÑoz. el pblico envi sus preguntas via skype, como esta soÑadora desde miami. s.o.t. scarlotte herrera/soñadora de miami 5:01:13 and i would like to know what's going to happen after those two years are complete.. pregunt que va a pasar con ella despus de que se venza los dos aÑos de su accin diferida, y con su padres quienes siguen de indocumentad os. s.o.t. joe biden/vp de estados unidos 5:12:14 we are going to pass this bill, this senate bill, that we are talking about here, it's going to happen. el vicepresident e le dijo que van a a

sobre inmigracin, y las respuestas venian del vicepresident e biden y de la asesora presidencial ceciliablico envi sus preguntas via skype, como esta soÑadora desde miami. s.o.t. scarlotte herrera/soñadora de miami 5:01:13 and i would like to know what's going to happen after those two years are complete.. pregunt que va a pasar con ella despus de que se venza los dos aÑos de su accin diferida, y con su padres quienes siguen de indocumentad os. s.o.t. joe biden/vp de estados unidos 5:12:14 we are going to pass this bill, this senate bill, that we are talking about here, it's going to happen. el vicepresident e le dijo que van a aprobar la reforma y no tendr que preocuparse de nada. s.o.t. cecilia muñoz/asesora presidencial 5:49:11 as long as this president is president, while we work on passing a bill, if you come up against your two years. cecilia muÑoz le dijo que mientras obama siga de presidente, y mientras se gestiona una reforma, su accin diferida ser renovada. tambin llegaron preguntas via twiter. s.o.t. 8:47:07 where does potus get authority to suspend deportation of illegal alie

para aclarar las tenemos a cecilia, lista para responder las preguntas. >> muchas gracias.tes, quiero recordarles que el prÓximo 23 ex prÓximo 1 de enero, quienes no lo pueden hacer a un, todavÍa tienen hasta el 31 de marzo del prÓximo aÑo. ahora, si vamos a responder algunas de sus dudas. >> las personas que tienen acciÓn diferida califiquen para obama care? es obligatorio tener seguro mÉdico? no para los que no califiquen no habrÁ penalidad. >> cuauhtÉmoc quintana

en mi twitter @ cecilia ramÍrez h.uesta, muestra que la mayor drÍa de los hispano es que dicen es mÁs importantes frenar las deportaciÓnes que la ciudadanÍa. >>> los esperamos a las seis. >>> >> no peude caminar día a día, la madre la tiene que llevar pisos por que el edificio donde viven no tiene elevador, le contamos el sueño de está pequeña y de su abnegada mama, veamos. >> se suponia qu viviria dos años, era el pronóstico de alison cuando nacio, sobrepaso la expectativa pero tiene 8 años y la batalla era díaria. >> pregunte a dios por que a mi, decía, pero dios me da la fuerza de enfrentarlo con alegria que demuestra a díario, es algo que esmero más en ella para sacar adelante donde dios pueda dar. >> todos los días dilcia una inmigrante hondureña tiene que bajar 4 pisos y después hacerlo con sí silla de rueda. >> cuando mami dijo primero después lo hcia, siento que el peso de mi mama, que hace mucha fuerza. con la silla. >> >> que le pides a dios?. >> el regalo que tanto anhela y lo confeso. >> quiero para la navi

and we're back with cecilia jass author and former first lady of france it's great to have you back on our show now you have said that france reminds you of a beautiful lamp which isn't lit what exactly do you mean by that. it's like a lake a museum it's a beautiful country paris is a beautiful city but people are sad and it's like there were no more real or didn't know ms min this country when you travel all over the world which i'm doing with my husband and of for my for the nation i can see the countries really was a fantastic deny me is and i think we have lost that in this country and when i talk to the people they have lost hope and that's a problem for. we're living in a firm fantastic world and a new great country we have been through an economic crisis all over the world and france deserves to get out of the crisis and to have all the people who are leaving the country to go and work in other places and it's very sad to see that and it's really like that. was no light and it's sad for me but you are surely sad about it because you love your country more than anything why did f

cecilia abate from san diego is charged with speeding and distracted driving. her defense, there is nothing illegal simply wearing google glass when it was not turned on. but when she looked up at the officer who pulled her over, the glasses were activated. >> it's on. the device is physically on. but it's not active in the screen. so if i do either these or these, then you can see the screen light up a little bit. >> google glass is not yet on the market. abate is one of 10,000 people chosen to try out the product. >> but not while driving. >> no, that is just not a good idea. >>> 21 minutes after the hour. this is what will be up this morning. a big, big deal. the yankees hoping that money can buy them love. they spend a lot of it on all-star red sox. andy scholes breaks it down. >> are you heartbroken? >> it's a lot of money. coming up on the "bleacher report." ♪ ♪ to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid

. >> reporter: cecilia knew jordan graham.st she thought she did. >> jordan, how are you feeling? >> reporter: cecilia was one of the admitted murderer's bridesmaids. helping celebrate her marriage to cody johnson. a marriage that lasted eight days and ended when graham pushed him face-first off a cliff. cecilia was there the july night his body was discovered in montana's glacier national park. >> and she's calm after that. she didn't seem sad or heartbroken or anything. >> reporter: at the time, cecilia didn't know jordan graham knew where that body had been the whole time. still, she was immediately suspicious. >> when the ranger asked her why she had went to look at that specific spot, she told him that that was the one place that cody wanted to see before he died. >> reporter: this morning, jordan graham is behind bars after pleading guilty to second-degree murder thursday. >> it was the ultimate plea. >> reporter: prosecutors offered the 22-year-old a plea deal, just as the jury was about to decide her fate. the deal tak

here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: we know him as blanket.seen the youngest son of the king of pop like this. >> i would try to help like africa. that's a very poor continent. >> reporter: he's 11 now and speaking publicly for the first time. >> people will be killed by poachers and stuff. i want to help endangered species. >> reporter: it's a documentary about michael jackson, told by those who knew him best. >> i took him when he was 6 years old that he was michael jackson. he was always dad to me. >> we didn't know a lot of kids our age. we were more secluded. we didn't leave the ranch that often. >> it was kind of like a zoo. giraffes. lions. you probably herd about it. we had a chimp named bubbles. >> reporter: the movie, executive produced by matriarch katherine jackson. it can be viewed on a website by fans who pay online. >> she wanted to fund it without asking any of the people around her. >> reporter: and what they'll see, kids who have shed the masks, talking about their father. >> he promised me he would teach me you to moonwalk.

abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: he's the actor known for his skills behind the wheel and those moviear good looks. but it was paul walker's role in the fast and furious that catapulted him to fame. police don't know what caused saturday's crash that killed walker and his friend, pro racer roger rodas. the car they were in was going very fast and now police are looking for surveillance video for clues. this is something else authorities are looking into. skid marks like these to find out if they came from the car paul walker was in or from someone else on this road known for fast driving. that car they were in, a porsche ka repair ra, it sells for more than $400,000, goes from zero to 25 in less than ten seconds and can reach 205 miles per hour. auto week magazine says even professional drivers call it scary to handle. just watch the host of the car show top gear driving on a race track. porsche says it's cooperating with the investigation. as fast and furious fans continue to flock to the crash site, walker's family grieves. >> we lost a spirit. we lost a person that he had a way abo

si tienen mÁs dudas haganlo a @ cecilia h. >>> gracias.te conspiraciÓn de espionaje. >>> el ambiente era festivo en la calle donde se realizaba la maratÓn de boston. dos explosiones cerca a la meta provocaron horror, un niÑo de 8 aÑos estaba entre las tres vÍctimas, mientras que muchos sufrieron amputaciones, fueron dos jÓvenes hermanos rusos, y uno de ellos fue abatido a tiro y el otro capturado. este es el monstruo de cleveland, al descubrirse que mantuvo a tres jovencitas, ariel castro las encadenaba y torturaba, aunque fue condenado apareciÓ ahorcado en su celda un mes despuÉs. y otro caso en los tribunales fue el de zimmerman, el vigilante que mato a trayvon martin alegando que fue en defensa propia, fue absuelto en todo cargo, polarizÓ a la opiniÓn pÚblica este caso. y cuando el futbolista de los patriotas se vio envueltÓ en el asesinato de un jugador de fÚtbol semiprofisional, hernÁndez se declarÓ no culpable y su juicio estÁ pendiente. el que sigue siendo un fugitivo es edward snowden. los documentos filtrados por Él sugeria que es

now cecilia asked panda and memoir calling it a desire for truth and she's our guest today. to succeed where others failed libya free. from its present the world long to see a new princess diana. but she. gave up her presidential as well as her country. so why do we want to its brightest. something happening country once right like europe. is front. and our guest today sicily at yass former first lady of france isn't your new book is called. every day the desire for truth and the autobiography now the most remarkable it visited in your lives as first lady as you've said it many times was the role you played in liberating a number of bulgarian nurses and a palestinian doctor who'd been jailed in libya when warmer khadafi was still in charge but what was it like i know you get that question a lot but like i still want to hear from you once again. of course it's a very interesting i mean part of my life if not the most important. part of my life because i mean just to say i tried i release six person it's important in and i very mean those nurses and this doctor was condemned t

abc's cecilia vega tonight at the scene for us. >> reporter: just minutes after actor paul walker, known for his role in the blockbuster hits "fast & furious" and his friend, pro racer roger rodas drove off, this. when rescue crews arrived, the fire ball was still burning. witnesses tried to put it out, too. too late. both men were pronounced dead at the scene. >> there was nothing. we tried. we went through fire extinguishers. >> reporter: the red porsche so mangled, it was unrecognizable. the pole it hit, bent in two. on saturday, the 40-year-old actor attended a toy drive and car show. his 15-year-old daughter and rodas' son were there, too. here's walker looking at that porsche in one of his last known foe tolls. friend jim torpe spoke to them just before the crash. he's a professional driver. this is not his first time driving a car like this. >> right. that's why i'm shocked. >> reporter: this is the spot where the crash happened. police tell us the impact was so great, a chunk of the car flew into that building, breaking that window. walker was on a break filmings from "fast & fur

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abc's cecilia vega on the shocking lengths to which some patients go. >> i am determined to lose weighteporter: and marlene -- >> i'm willing to do anything at this point. i'm so desperate to lose weight. >> reporter: each hope to drop 20 pounds in 30 days. two overweight women who can't control their eating going to extremes to lose weight fast. a stiff plastic patch, stitched right to their tongues will inflict sharp pain if they try to eat any solid food. it's called the tongue patch. cosmetic surgeon introduced the procedure in the u.s. four years ago, after first seeing it done in latin america. you are sewing a foreign object into somebody's mouth. is that healthy? >> well, it's not unhealthy. >> i can't move my tongue. >> i can't talk. >> i can't say you're guaranteed, but an average weight loss is anywhere from 18 to 20 pounds in that one month's time. >> reporter: have you ever received any flak from colleagues in the medical community for this? >> no, i haven't. >> there is not one scintilla of hope or evidence, that putting a patch on your tongue, and not being able to eat fo

asking me to give them a hand which i did i create my own foundation in united states which is a cecilia just foundation for women and it was like a from nation built by herself by itself because of what happened in libya so having a rule in politics. at some point we thought about it a few years ago and to have like good legitimacy for me to work on nicholas side it was a way not to be criticize and to have a rule as you might know in france there is no official rule for first role for a first lady and i think it was it was part maybe of of helping me to help the other ones it's to have a special role and really have a legitimacy and official role as a first lady or even the wife of a. minister or a profit or to go in france in charge of the regions here and if their role is really off shore and with a budget of cabinet nobody could criticize i think it's important to talk about this because you have the power to do a lot when you're a first lady or where new work in a minister on the side of you has been and you can do a lot but i mean to do so you have to have i mean really you know a

once again cecilia vega. >> reporter: they say no pain no gain.urning that phrase on its tongue. two overweight women who can't control their eating going to extremes to lose weight fast. a stiff plastic patch, stitched right to their tongues will inflict a sharp pain if they try to eat any solid food. >> i feel good. my tongue is still swollen so i can't talk. it doesn't fit me any more. >> reporter: lysander and marlene each hope to drop 20 pounds in 30 days. tracking the difficult diet in video diaries along the way. for lysander, day one brings an immediate challenge. >> so this is what my mom cooked for breakfast which i obviously can't eat. >> reporter: instead -- >> i'm trying to do my exercise i'm doing it right now. >> reporter: she cheerfully begins the requisite 45-minute daily exercise routine. but, lysander's social life is all about food and day one brings another temptation. >> this is my first dinner out with friends. >> reporter: she sips iced tea while her friends gorge on a buffet. >> today is father's day and this is what we ha

here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: he's the boss, she's bossy. the negative way women are perceived in the office, in a new ad for pantene that's gone viral. it's hit a nerve. so we set out to find the truth. are women who act exactly the same as men seen differently? listen to this woman. how do you feel about her as a job candidate? >> i know the windows operating system like the back of my hand no problem. >> reporter: now listen to him. >> i know the windows operating system like the back of my hand no problem. >> reporter: the candidates in these videos are actors in a yale university hiring experiment. the resumes, identical. the interviews, identical. [ talking over each other ] >> reporter: the only difference is gender, but when it comes to who got the job -- >> i thought the male applicant had better soft skills. >> i'd say the woman was arrogant and overselling. >> reporter: in hundreds of evaluations, the female job seekers come off as more aggressive. they're rated less likable and they're less likely to be hired. >> isn't it a catch

de iniciarla con la experta en el tema y uno de los segmentos preferidos de ustedes vida sana con cecilia duda es una semana muy importante la semana de la salud aquÍ en univisiÓn por eso nosotros estamos que sin salud no hay nada y cuando estamos saludables podemos hacerlo todo le hablarÉ del producto que si lo tiene en la cocina tendrÁ que tenerlo en casa habitaciÓn de su casa, se trata del vinagre de sidra de manzana al que se le adjudican propiedades buenas. >> quien lo defienden aseguran que el vinagre de manzana puede curar casi todo, desde biabetes cÁncer entre otros... >> aunque muchos beneficios no han sido probados tampoco han sido desmentidos es mÁs un estudio encontrÓ que cuando las personas con diabetes tipo 2 tomaban dos cucharadas de este vinagre antes de dormir amanecÍan con niveles de glucosa mÁs bajo y segÚn otro consumirlo antes de comer baja los niveles de glucosa tambiÉn ayuda a bajar el colesterol y las enfermedades de corazÓn, el vinagre de sidra de manzana ayuda con la pÉrdida de peso entre otros... porque da una sensaciÓn de lleno ademÁs en un estudio los particip

. >> bueno llegÓ la hora de vida sana con cecilia el segmento como saben con consejos simples y parantigÜedad como el condimento de la vida. es que tiene tantas propiedades beneficiosas que se han publicado miles de estudios cientÍficos sobre esta raiz. algunos investigadores creen que ayuda a despenalingar las proteÍnas que se glom ran en el cerebro que pueden llevar al alzheimer en la india donde mÁs de mil millones de personas la consumen existe muy pocas con esta enfermedad, pero eso no es todo, tambiÉn es conocida por su propiedades anti bacteriales, s astringentes, anti escÉpticas al igual que anti spas mÓdicas y digestivos, esta increÍble especia se le conocer por ser an antiinflamatorio que ayuda con dolores y la rigidez. >> una vez de consumirla una bebida caliente que lubrica las articulaciones y ayuda a eliminar depÓsitos de calcio hay que hacer una pasta poniendo un cuarto de taza de cÚrcuma en polvo en media taza de agua se cocina a fuego medio alto por lo menos 7 minutos revolviendo constantemente. la idea es crear una pasta espesa pero si se toca mucho mientras la coci

we have team coverage beginning with cecilia vega. >> reporter: look when this cra happened, the fire was so big they couldn't put it out. overnight, i it was a joyride that ended in this. >> l.a. 156 we're on scene, we have one car fully engulfed. >> reporter: this video obtained exclusively by abc news still engulfed in flames. >> two people dead. one of them is paul walker. >> we heard the crash. we heard the explosion. and we got up here as quick as we could. >> reporter: the crash left the mangled car unrecognizable. the red porsche wrapped around the tree. according to walker's friend, the passenger inside was actor paul walker and the driver wa walker's friend roger rhodas. >> this was just a tragic accident that happened on a joyride. >> reporter: investors said it appeared that the driver lost control before hitting this tree in a quiet business park. >> paul wanted to go for a ride. >> reporter: the 40-year-old actor rose to fame behind fast cars in street races in the popular fast and furious movies. on sunday, he attended his charity toy drive to help victims of last month

"cecilia abadie" >>> california woman who was the first to get a ticket for wearing goggle glass while driving pled not guilty today. cecilia abatee talked to kpix in october after she was pulled over for speeding and cited for distracted driving. she said she didn't know it was illegal to wear the high-tech device in her car and claims it wasn't on. her attorney says she will testify at a trial in january. >>> with temperatures dropping to below freezing this week, the homeless are scrambling to find shelter. in the south barracks the shelter be mobile, a bus that runs around the clock. kit doe taking us aboard what some call hotel 22. >> reporter: this is the first cold, wet night of the season in san jose, and the shelters are full, but there's one place with vacancies. welcome to route 22, the vta bus line going 25 miles from the east ridge mall to palo alto and back. it runs 24 hours a day and around midnight, it takes on a different name, hotel 22. >> because it's safer to be on the bus than it is to be anywhere else. it has become, by default a shelter. it's just a moving shelte

we have team coverage beginning with cecilia vega at the crash site. >> reporter: look at the fans who spent the night out here, mourning the loss of paul walker. when this crash happened, the fire was so big they couldn't put it out. a crash site turned into a memorial. overnight, it was a joyride that ended in this. >> l.a. 156 we're on scene, we have one car fully engulfed. >> reporter: when rescue crews arrived the twisted remains of the car scene, this video obtained exclusively by abc news still shows the car engulfed in flames. >> two people dead. one of them is paul walker. >> we heard the crash. we heard the explosion. and we got up here as quick as we could. to find out what it was. >> reporter: the crash left the mangled car unrecognizable. the red porsche wrapped around a tree. according to walker's friend, jim thorpe, the passenger inside was actor paul walker and the driver, walker's friend, roger rhodas. >> this was just a tragic accident that happened on a joyride. they were just taking the car for a drive. >> reporter: two bodies removed by the coroners. investigators

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. ♪ >> gracias cecilia, como pueden ver cosas tan sencillas, pueden tener resultados provechosos paratorriqueÑo dijo que serÁ parte del panel que escogerÁ el tema. y para hablar de las noticias deportivas, vamos derecho con alejandro que estÁ en los estudios de univisiÓn deportes. adelante. >> muchas gracias, saludos amigos de "primer impacto",ya se acerca el sorteo, ya se acercan las semifinales, pero arranquemos con un fÚtbol europeo en este miÉrcoles de luis suÁrez. el uruguayo suÁrez hizo cuatro goles en la victoria del liverpool. mientras tanto, el arsenal se reafirmÓ como lÍder de la liga premier. la ambiciÓn y el sueÑo del piojo herrera de tomar las riendas del tri, pudieras chocar contra la historia, maÑana se juega la vida en las semifinales. brazuca el balÓn del mundial 2014 fue presentado oficialmente anoche, el nuevo modelo fue exhibido en una ceremonia con la presencia de muchÍsimos invitados, el fabricante dijo que brazuca es el balÓn mÁs estudiado y puesto a prueba de los Últimos tiempos. si usted piensa que mÉxico es candidato a ganar el mundial del brasil,es tiempo de

. >>> como cada uno llegÓ la hora de vida sana con cecilia y ella anda hoy con los tenis muy bien puestosentrenamiento de alta intensidad por entero vals una forma de ejercicios que se puede hacer caminan caminando, y corriendo y subiendo escaleras hasta con mÁquinas y pesa liso abres en red este entrenamiento puede convertir casi cualquier ejercic ejercicio. el ca lenlentamiento de tres mis y luego se alterno a un los ejercicios y se puede correr rÁpido como sea posible y luego caminar durante dos, y otra forma es haciÉndolo mÁs lo que se pood a la velocidad mÁs rÁpida posible y ejercicios como sentadillas mÁquinas o pesas libres durante 20, 30 segundos para aumentar el ritmo cardiaco y luego descansar para recuperarse por un minuto, o minuto y medio sin respuesta si es necesario, y final se de be dedicar dos minutos para el enfriamiento. y segÚn estudios el entrenamiento de alta intensidad por entero vals produce cambios y aumenta la producciÓn lado hor mana del crecimiento durante 24 horas, despuÉs de hacerlo lo que retrasa el proceso de envejecimiento y ademÁs mejora la salud caridad

y hoy veremos diferentes puntos de vistas sobre esta situaciÓn que nos afecta a todos por igual, cecilia Éxito, por eso me encuentro con los jÓvenes, Álvaro, cuántos aÑos tienes? >> 25 aÑos. >> por quÉ no estas asegurado? >> porque antes del obamacare los costos para el seguro,han sido muy costosos. mi mamÁ se tuvo que ir del paÍs para hacerse una cirugÍa. >> mi esposo tenÍa seguro para nosotros, es un veterano del ejÉrcito,entonces tenÍa el seguro para mÍ y para Él, y para nuestra familia, lo acabamos de perder hace dos meses. >> por quÉ? >> porque las Órdenes de mi esposo terminaron. >> cÓmo estÁs tÚ? >> al principio tuve seguro, y estuve sano, fui atropellado en la playa,tuve fractura de crÁneo, y estuve en el hospital, cuando llegue a la casa vi las facturas por $ 3000, no me operaron. >> pero tÚ piensas que si hubieses tenido seguro la situaciÓn hubiese sido mÁs fÁcil para ti de manejar? >> sÍ. >> cuÁl es tu posiciÓn ahora despuÉs del accidente? >> me voy a escribir en un seguro. >> y tÚ Álvaro, cuÉntame, cuÁl es tu posiciÓn? >> me gustÓ cuando me explicaron sobre la ley, de los 3 m

polaroid can lodges this is his friend the model mcdonald which is what is known as aids and this is cecilia it has a teacup with a tea bag and she's shaking out the water of the tea bag. it seems the essence of the last years the boy wonder who had lived this life life in california the swimming pool and the naikd nudes and suddenly comes into this horrific period many of his friends are dying and this very, very dark which we all lived through especially in the city. but it is striking that hockneys response rather than to fall into desolation or to become indifferent is ero to be true to life to take all this misery. one of the things that's interesting he does a series many of you seen the two dogs standing. i've that often thought of them as a direct consequence of aids this is what you can't draw male nukdz this this position. many, many of the dogs paintings are almly terms of lust they're not pictures of lust but of love. and similarly at that point this is his attempt to break down 0 will prospective which he equalities with death. we find ways of breaking away of the death life gri

cecilia vega, abc news, valencia, california. >> so incredibly difficult for everybody. doing all of these movies. >> universally liked. >> he was universally liked. started as a kid in the business. he knew a lot of people and a lot of people are upset about this. >> autopsy results are expected later today so we will find out some more. >> we are learning more about this stretch of road here. apparently, a study was done last year and they determined to increase the speed from 35 to 45 miles an hour. clearly, he was going -- or his driver friend was going much faster than that. >> looks that way. the car goes over 200 miles an hour. even pros say it's really intense to try to handle that car. >> oh, my gosh. his friends apparently tried to run to the scene as soon as this happened with fire extinguishers, and one person said it seemed like the people in the car were dead at the time it happened. >> looking at that it is not surprising. >>> a woman north of orlando, florida, is in hospital this morning after being attacked by a bear. this happened last night while a wom

para aclarar las tenemos a cecilia, lista para responder las preguntas. >> muchas gracias.dudas. >> las personas que tienen acciÓn diferida califiquen para obama care? es obligatorio tener seguro mÉdico? no para los que no califiquen no habrÁ penalidad. >> cuauhtÉmoc quintana sÓlo por seis meses en su trabajo, quiere saber si tendrÁ que comprar seguro para los otros seis. sÍ para no ser multado, no deberÁ pasar más de tres meses sin cobertura mÉdica. >> quiere saber si una persona tiene tres aÑos y medio siendo presidente debe comprar una aseguranza mÉdica? si, todas las personas con residencia legal estÁn obligadas a tener un seguro de salud o de lo contrario serÁn penalizados al presentar sus impuestos >> carol gutiÉrrez quiere saber si le tiene que ser una aplicaciÓn a su hijo de tres aÑos que es un ciudadano estadounidense y la respuesta es sÍ, ya que es un residente legal. aunque los padres de un niÑo nacido en estados unidos no tengan estatus legal en el paÍs, deberÁn obtener una cobertura mÉdica para su hijo. >> en facebook. >> yo tengo 25 aÑos cuando salÍ de mi paÍs

here's abc' cecilia vega. >> reporter: just minutes after actor paul walker, known for his role in theit "fast & furious," and his friend, a pro racer, drove off -- this. when rescue crews arrived, the fire ball was still burning. witnesses tried to put the fire out, too. it was too late. both were pronounced dead at the scene. >> there's nothing. we tried. we went through fire extinguishers. >> the red porsche so mangled it was unrecognizable. the pole it hit bent in two. carried away, part of an investigation that is still underway. on saturday, the 40-year-old actor attended a car show and toy drive. his daughter and son were there, too. here's walker looking at that porsche in one of his last known photos. a friend spoke to both men before they crashed a few blocks away from a charity event. a car that can reach 240 miles an hour. he's a professional driver. >> he's a professional driver. >> reporter: not the first time driving a car like this. >> that's why i'm shocked. >> reporter: this is where the crash happened. the impact was so great a chunk of the car flew in to that buildi

. >> reporter: cecilia vega, abc news. >> he almost didn't get into that car, according to tmz.rodas was watching an employee back the car into the garage and was vl problems with it stalling. he took over. >>> an explosion killed a family matriarch in texas. the blast felt like an earthquake and was heard in the neighboring town. family members say the woman who died was proud of her log cabin-style home where she loved to host family gatherings. >>> the buffalo bills played the annual game if toronto yesterday. the real winner was in the stands. mayor rob ford showed up late, left early. at the game, he signed autographs, posted for pictures, bloped down if another fan's seat and etch had a snack. he seemed to be as popular as ever. by the way, atlanta beat the bills, 34-31. >>> here in the lower 48, a college football play sure to make highlight reels for years to come. auburn against alabama. chris davis caught a missed field goal. he runs it all the way back for a come-from-behind game-winning touchdown. >> 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 45, there goes davis! >> oh, my god! >> aub

first joining us to talk about health care is cecilia municipal yoez.r being with us today. >> thanks for having me. >> how would you characterize the way broadly the aca rollout is going, and specifically what you guys were trying to achieve today in this sum met mit with moms. >> obviously, a roque start but things are going better with the website. things are going better. and we heard stories today from moms who met with the president and first lady and talked in very personal terms about a child that was born with a tumor and how this mom was worried since he was an infant he was going to have preexisting conditions and not be able to get health coverage throughout his life. another mom talked about how her adult son races motorcycles and show loses sleep over him not having health insurance. we heard about the relief of moms because their kids could stay on their plan until age 26. these were very personal stories from women who were very often the people making health care decisions for their families. so it was a personal conversation, but a con

for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> i like cecilia's idea. heels that we have on right here, two hours. two hours, max. and i'm done. >> i dunk my feet in a bucket of ice water. >> do you really? >> i'm totally kidding. >> oh. >> that's my way of numbing things. i do that before every show. >> that was so easy. >> i know. you men. >>> lara, you have christmas gifts? >> i do, indeed. i want that spray, though. everybody, as you probably know, six days until christmas. if you haven't finished your shopping yet, tory johnson to the rescue. we have five, great gift ideas that will get to you in time for the holiday. these deals, however, go fast. you need to go on to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for the promo codes, the links you'll need to get the bargains. did i hear 77%? >> up to, yep. >> let's get started. >> first up -- so, from calendars.com. this is a teeny, little assortment right here. there's 6,000 items you can choose from when you go to our website and link over to there. and it's perfect. everybody needs 2014 calenda

cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: we're entering the community ruled by warren jeffs.d, the message is clear. we're not welcome here. they did that because of us? >> yeah. >> reporter: our every move watched. >> see the top of that flag pole? that's a camera. >> reporter: and somebody's watching us right now? >> yeah. we're watching them watch us. >> reporter: matt and zach are two of one of jeffs' many nephews. and now, his worst enemy. >> he used god's name to brainwash people. >> reporter: you say brainwash, you say these people you grew up with are brainwashed? >> yeah. i was brainwashed, to where i was terrified of leaving the community. >> reporter: they broke free from this flds community where the belief is, men with more wives are more likely to go to heaven. >> my dad has nine wives and around 62 kids. >> reporter: now, they're returning for the first time. you're nervous about this? >> the family will look at us differently like we are the most wicked people on earth. >> reporter: they are part of a group of formerly faithful on a mission to help others who

vamos con cecilia que estÁ en la sala de redacciÓn. >>> vamos a responder ya. >>> la primera es de carolinanaliza el 31 de marzo para obtener un seguro. >>> rey escribe: quisiera saber si los que pagan taxes aplican. >>> leonidas dice: mis hijos tienen seguro, que tengo que hacer? >>> no es necesario hacer nada, porque cumples con la ley, solo aquellas personas que califican y no tengan cobertura deberÁn adquirirla. >>> sigan enviandonos sus preguntas, hÁganlo a mi cuenta de twitter. y aquÍ en "primer impacto" responderemos. me voy con ustedes al estudio. >>> gracias, regresamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >>> si quiere mÁs informaciÓn sobre los ♪ ♪ qué alegría ♪ este día ♪ si llega a nevar ♪ hay que celebrar ♪ vamos que llegó la navidad ♪ vamos que llegó la navidad ♪ ♪ vamos que llegó la navidad verizon ahora tiene los regalos que todos quieren. obtén gratis el droid mini de motorola. exclusivo en verizon. ¿podría existir otro camino?s y convencionalismos, la vie est belle. la vie est belle, el nuevo eau de parfum, lancôme. ahora en macy's, tu destino para fragancias. ♪. >>> gracias por c

the chp pulled over cecilia for speeding on a san diego freeway. officer then discovered she was wearing google glass. a high-tech device that you wear just like that. like glasses. so the chp officer added distracted driving to her citation but her google grass was not turned on when she was pulled over. >> its on. the device is physically on but its not active. if i do either these or these you can see the screen light up. >> she is one of the first people in the country to test the google glasses which won't be in store until next year. so her traffic court fight could prove to be a test case for the future. >>> a new poll shows what californians think of the presidential candidates. nearly 40% have a favorable of chris christie. the former governor of florida jeb bush gets 29%. ted cruz 24%. marco rubio 22% and ran paul comes in at 21%. everyone by christie had higher unfavorable ratings than favorable. >>> this comes at the obama administration looks far replacement for the current second in command at the pentagon. when shitakes the position

cecilia abadie pleaded not guilty in traffic court. now her case heads to trial.steve fiorina explains why the google glass user believes the law is on her side. >> reporter:it's difficult to tell if the google glass is actually operating. >>it's exactly like now; the device is physically on but it's not active and the screen is off. if i do this or this, the screen lights up. >>we tried to do a point of view shot. not easily shown on television; it's like seeing ghost writing in the corner of your line of sight. cecilia abadie was wearing the google glass when pulled over for speeding at i-15 near aero drive in late speeding and driving with a monitor visible to the driver. >> reporter:she's fighting both tickets. >>miss abadie was driving; according to here she was not watching the google glass, although she did have it on her face. >>our defense is she wasn't driving with it on but it did come on after she was contacted by the officer. >> reporter:she's one of the first in the country to test the google glass, which won't be in stores until next year. californi

cecilia vega, abc news. >> all right.inistration urging north korea to free an elderly american tourist after he appeared in a new video. the video shows merrill newman confessing to war crimes reading from an awkwardly phrased text. the first time he has been seen since he was detained five weeks ago. pulled off of a plane and no explanation. >> we just hope whatever that misunderstanding is will be resolved. >> swedish ambassador visited newman on saturday and told his family he's in good health. they are hoping to have him home before the new year. >> the ambassador also was able to relay the message that he's being treated by doctors. the food that he is being given is good and he feels they are treating him well. at least that's the message from him to the ambassador to his family. no telling if he was coerced or forced in to reading this and there's no telling if the message he's giving the ambassador is in front of some official. >> of course. he's 85 years old. the concern for if his health is very legitimate. he'

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and where we are cecilia adds yes works for the party led by her husband. and stood by his side to see successfully complained to become the french president but a few months into his term the couple divorced since then she has dedicated her life to the cause of women's rights around the world she's normally shy of being going to spotlight but now says in the ass panda memoir calling it a desire for truth and she's our guest today. this exceeded where others failed. from his present the world longed to see a new princess diana. but she. gave up her presidential marriage as well as her country. so why do you sleep one of its brightest. something happening in the country once. europe. is front. and our guest today sicily at c.s. former first lady of france says if your new book is called. the desire for truth and the autobiography now the most remarkable of visit in your lives us first lady as you've said it many times was the role you played in liberating the number of bulgarian nurses and a palestinian doctor who'd been jailed

. >>> y llegÓ el momento de vida sana con cecilia, ella no se encue encuentra con el estudio, sino ens en abundancia, ayuda a prevenir cÁncer, asÍ como enfermedades cardiacas, accidentes cerebrovasculares. controlar la presiÓn arterial. y proteger contra cataratas y degeneraciÓn macular. sin embargo, a pesar de los beneficios muchos no lo consumen entre otras cosas por falta de tiempo. las ensaladas en frasco, se usan mucho. ademÁs de ser una forma practica de tenerlas a a mano toda la semana, ahorran tiempo, no se pierden vegetales en la nevera por falta de uso, para hacerlas, hace falta tener un frasco de vidrio con tapa para cada dÍa, vegetales. frutas favoritas, y < se preparan en capas para que dure toda la semana de la siguiente manera y es que puede tener contacto con el aderezo. >> la tercera capa lleva los ingredientes más suaves como quínoa, queso, semillas, cebollas rojas y también pedazos de pollos, de esta forma las ensaladas están crugientes y frescas toda la semana. >> es una forma fácil y sencilla de garantizar que todos los días vamos a comernos los vegetales. >> el f

puede ser un problema especialmente en manos y pierna como parte la semana de la salud en univisiÓn ceciliae se habÍa levantado y se habia hecho un hoyo expuesto a la cual no se me querÍa cerrar, personalmente tratÉ de curar el pie con una curita sin saber que era un problema tan masivo que iba a desarrollarse en ese pie y ya que realmente se habÍa puesto tan mal, entonces yo hice la cita y fui a ver al doctor. >> la diabetes es una enfermedad metabÓlica afecta a todo el organismo incluyendo los vasos sanciÓn debÍ noÉ estÁs heridas se producen * porque afectan los nervios y el paciente no siente cuando tiene una herida y puede durar varios antes que el paciente sede cuenta que tiene una herida. >> ante de haber tratado mi herida me cogiÓ una bacteria bien grande por causa la bacteria perdÍ dos dedos del pies derecho nunca imagine que algo asÍ iba a pasar. >> la cÁmara hiperbarica es una si alta concentraciÓn de esiÓn oxÍgeno determinamos que el tratamiento es necesario cuando un paciente diabÉtico tiene una herida que se ha sometido a todos los tratamientos no no ha respondido. >> un pacien

seguir, si quieren mÁs informaciÓn visiten la pÁgina web en pantalla y una vez mÁs muchas gracias ceciliaÁ muerto pues que sea la voluntad de dios, pero siempre lucho que sea por lo que sea, pero voy a luchar hasta que me muera quizÁs. >> ¿cuÁntos aÑos tienen de estar en esto. >> su rostro fue de miles de madres que vieron partir a su hijo para estados unidos y nunca mÁs volvieron a saber de ellos. >> yo lucho quÉ tal vez el me va a ver en alguna cÁmara ahÍ estÁ por ahÍ, me tiene que ver. >> ella y decenas de madres centroamericanas se han unido a esta caravana que sin temor cruzan la ruta del inmigrante, anulando fundirse en un abrazo que borre todas sus angustia. >> si una de ella las encontramos es una gran alegrÍa para nosotros. >> por eso anita se uniÓ al proyecto llena de ilusiÓn. >> este es mi hijo es la razÓn por la cual me tiene trabajando en solo para encontrarlo a Él, sino para poder encontrar a todas las personas. >> este es el punto de reuniÓn de las madres que vienen de honduras y tambiÉn nicaragua a partir de quÉ tendrÁn que recorrer mÁs de 3200 kilÓmetros porque al llegar

and next sophie shevardnadze talks to cecilia as he is the former first lady of france also a friend. summer break a time when all students rejoice and most importantly relax but in russia summer break for male students could change dramatically and involve lots of guns currently male russian citizens have to put a year into the armed forces but the ministry of defense thinks that they can make things easier by having students spend their summer breaks in the military this training would tie in with their future professions such as engineering students being put into military engineering position now the question is does your summer break belong to you or another words of the government have the right to tell you what to do and make you serve in the army even if just for three summers during your college years i think the answer to this really depends on your culture in places which haven't been invaded countless times or have a strong individual ism streak any form of conscription sounds barbaric and oppressive but if you come from a country that is less individualistic and has been

talk about it in your book you mentioned it twice during our interview it's called phone there still cecilia jaspal if there are forums and discussions hosted by it but how exactly is your foundation helping real woman in everyday life. we're helping more than helping women who would have being from nations or and geos around the world i mean it's very difficult for me to be in the field to go to africa. america help people it's try to be a helping hand for foundations in need around the world and that started as i told you after the libyan a piece of my life and we're trying to give a voice to those foundation what does it mean and means to put them around the table and give them a voice and tell their issues and what they're looking for were they fighting against its own who is women's matters but we try to find what i call response that look for action that happens every year it's like finding helping those foundations to find a response to their problems we can sit there on the table media partners people from the government in charge of the country people of the i mean business world tr

. ♪ ♪ siguiendo con la semana de salud aquÍ en "primer impacto" cecilia ramirez hablÓ con varias personasr, correr y cuando me avisaron que tenÍa lupus pues me cambio la vida bastante. >> ¿cuÁles fueron los sÍntomas que estabas sintiendo? >> empecÉ con dolores en las muÑecas sentÍa que me iba a dar gripa fui con mi doctor y Él me dijo que me iba hacer un examen. >> el lupus ataca el sistema inmunolÓgico, hoy en dÍa en existe un tratamiento que cure o elimine la enfermedad de una persona que tiene lupus. >> los primeros meses que estuve con medicamentoss no vi resultados en el momento que empecÉ hacer cosas a nivel de energÍa los niveles en el anÁlisis de sangres bajaron la suficiente para tener una vida mÁs normal, tambiÉn con medico tradicional no cura todo el cuerpo ni el alma, no cura toda la energÍa que tiene uno adentro. >> al igual que claudia el reconocido cantante del grupo espaÑol mecano, nacho cano descubriÓ una forma alternativa para combatir sus dolores. >> tomaba como 52 medicamentos claro porque no podÍa dormir por la noche. >> 52 pastillas al dÍa, pero digamos que lo que me