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send cesar through then. very good. all right, cesar.know -- this belly flop thing, we can either whine about the obesity epidemic or embrace it and make sports out of it. on sunday they had the miss universe pageant in venezuela and she narrowly edged out another one who shined quite brightly in the q&a segment. >> according to the world health organization, there's an urgent need for hiv testing across the globe. do you believe hiv testing should be made mandatory? [ speaking a foreign language ] [ applause ] >> well, that answers that question, i guess. by the way she's second. how dumb do you have to be to come in third? oh, hi, cesar. how are you? [ cheers and applause ] go right through there. all right. we'll get to see him almost naked in a little while. let's go back out to sal to see if he has someone else rangled. all right. there we go. >> jimmy, we interrupted john's workout so let's make this quick. >> i was going to say, john what's your name? >> john. >> what do you do for a living? >> i wo at casinos at cesar's windsor.

y que apelaron al gobierno de facto a cesar el hostigamiento a la embajada que refugió a este presidenteque hay que hacer es el llamado a la calma, encontrar una solución negociada. >>> trabajadores de derechos humanos ingresan a entregar agua y comida, sus simpatizantes y los periodistas que están durmiendo allí. >>> américa latina, la oea, el mundo está pidiendo que salgan, y estamos trabajando para lograr ese objetivo. >>> no hay una resolución del consejo todavía, pero que está limitado porque enfrentaría resistencia de sus noticiero un. ♪(música) >>> enseguida, 5 sicarios presos y un periodista asesinado. y olga tañón da su versión porque amenazaron con suspender su concierto en cuba. h@úÑíavlh@o ♪(música) >>> en el norte d méxico hay 5 sicarios arrestados por dos matanz recientes, y la violencia ya se hizo costumbre, y lo último fue el asesinato de otro periodista. >>> los asesinos de 35 personas en una casa de rehabilitación fueron detenidos, y 5 personasi confesaron cometer esta matíúÑí lo hubo, y eso es indiscutible, pero que no han sido suficientes. >>> los detenidos son person

. >>> sigue lloviendo sin cesar en méxico.nte lluvias en el centro del país llegó la lluvia necesitada, justo hacia el sureste de texas. por aquí tenemos las altas temperaturas, bastante humedad desde el golfo de méxico. está generando precipitaciones al igual que hacia el sureste y continúa la inestabilidad sobre el sur de la florida. en el noreste estamos xp perimentando para mañana, un centro de baoj presión que desplazara fuerte actividad de precipitaciones si va a viajar jueves en la tarde, en horas de la noche se va a enfrentar a retrasos en aeropuertos, sobre el sureste de las manmr mannytj continúan las condiciones secas continúan las condiciones secas. el patrón de lluvias se desplaza sobre texas. y a pesar que está lloviendo. en meses anteriores estaban experimentando completa sequía. fuera de eso sigue la inestabilidad para ustedes, sobre la florida. y para nosotros, aquí en de medio atlántico y estamos hablando esta vez de un huracán extremadamente poderoso, categoría 3. pero afortunadamente se desplaza hacia el no

by now we're about half a mile into a tunnel that runs just beneath cesar's palace, a major landmark on the strip. it's eerily quiet even though thousands of people are on the street above us. >> this is kind of a garbage area and a bathroom. you can see the stains on the wall and the tissue on the ground and stuff. so we'll go through here and go up the side tunnel and see if we can see if anyone's around. >> wow, this is wild. it's not long before someone hears us. >> steve, oh, good. what's going on? >> what's up? >> about to come to find you. >> okay. steve, you're not using -- you're not using a flashlight. you can navigate pretty well in here? >> yeah. i have been down here for a while. so i can navigate without a light pretty much. >> steve can see in the dark almost. >> steve leads us to the home he shares with his fiance katherine. >> a little wet down here. >> yeah. >> man. >> this is amazing. hi. how are you? >> hi, how are you? >> i'm lisa, can we come in? >> they have worked to make it as homey as possible. >> a shower. >> pretty clever. >> yeah. >> works just fine. >> a

so it keeps the people the right to be secure in their houses against unreasonable shirt and cesars. police also audience crossing their way into your house. but what happens when it hovers over your roof. never touches your house be is able to measure the heat and -- and that may lead you to be a suspect for growing marijuana. is that a violation under the fourth amendment? even though yows -- your home was never touched. >> could you say a few things about o oral government. about o oral government. could you say a few things memorable on your time on the bench. >> do you have any advice to the appellates? >> i would say apelant advocacy , appellant advocacy, in our country is quite different than the way it is in most countries. in fact, for example, they will give an -- the lawyer is not interrupted. he gives a speech. in our systems all advocacy is more of a conversation. the conversation between the lawyer and the members of the court. by fall, though, most important part of the appellate process is the written part. i have looked at other judge who is have dealt in this case h

no one can say to rome at the time that you give -- you -- you -- case -- or cesar this veto. the veto is not mentioned in the charter. if they -- we joined in -- because we thought we are equals and then one country -- country that can object to all of the decisions that we make and it has a member -- who has given this country this member state? these four countries, they have given themselves member states. only country that we have avoided in this general assembly is china. china we avoided to give china member stand in this particular country. this was done democratally but the other member seats was not democratic was imposed upon us and we should not be accepted and victorian procedure that was done against our will. united, the reform is not -- is not -- is not the increasing of the member states. it is just to make things worse. i don't know how this will be translated but it will be more muddy, this is -- this is typical -- till typical to -- to sometimes -- i mean to make things worse and to make things even worse by how, because -- because many big countries will b

. >> hola, me llamÓ julio cÉsar quintero, estamos en la ciudad de Éxico, en el parque de chapultepec gracias, adiÓs. ♪ >> ay, ay, ay, vamos a ver, uno mÁs, chispita. arriba para que te vean en la casa. ¡eso! imuy bien! >> mira... casi casi podrÍas trabajar en el circo de los hermanos vÁzquez. les mando un saludo muy especial a todos los hermanos vÁzquez. y no, despser poco trepÓ alrededor del papa benedicto xvi. >> ¿era una araÑa? yo pensÉ que era una mosca. >> no... y Él ni siquiera se dio cuenta. dicen que las moscas y las araÑas artistas estÁn catokswxdowkph@despierta tÚnica que no sintiÓlos pasitos son muy sigilosos y no se escuchan. lo que pasa es que la tÚnica era blanca y entonces se notaba. bueno, pues yo les voy a presentar... este edificio se construyÓ en los aÑos de los 70, era un importante allÁ en arizona. y todo el mundo allÁ se dio cita para ver la inflaciÓn implosión de este edificio. se llamaba montana bell plaza, tenÍa 10 pisos. >> ¿cuantos pesos eran? >> 10 y asÍ se fue, en un segundo. >> asÍ es, así es como lo hacen. ahora, hay una pregunta que hace todo el mundo,

cesar, we miss you very much and thank you for sharing your life with me. love you. >> 9:06 now. we're looking at live pictures from the site of the world trade center, remembering september 11th. people have been throwing flowers into the waters there. we've been listening to the victim's names being read. now listening to the governor of new york, david paterson. there will be readings, there will be moments of silence, 9:03, just a few moments ago, we did pause for a moment of silence because that was when the first plane hit the north tower of the world trade center. we will continue to follow this and bring you those special moments as we go this morning. the solemn remembrances not only at the site of the attacks, but at one possible target that was spared, the white house. [ bell ringing ] >> later this hour, president obama will attend a wreath laying ceremony at the pentagon where 184 people died. he will then speak at 9:41 eastern. we, of course, will bring you his remarks live. >>> now, on to shanksville, pennsylvania. the site where united airlines flight 93 crashed i

comes from cesar milan, the famous dog whisperer. cooky, smart essays.nk people will like them. >> and "born round" is next, supposed to be very funny. >> if you look at the title and the pick picture, you can tell this is a guy with food and weight issues. he was the restaurant critic for "the new york times" until recently, which is a blessing and a curse if you love food but have weight issues and your job is to eat out. they have great mystique about them. >> the next two, for young adults, a new series, "catching fire" and "the hunger games." >> not for the faint of heart. survivor meets gladiator. they're catching on with adults. sort of a "twilight" cut on them. >> and of course my favorite category of book, chick let. >> this is a story about four young moms in the course of a summer in brooklyn. i think of all the books here this will be the one you'll like the best. >> a fun page-turner. >> the chick book of the season. >> thank you very much, john. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. ♪ mmm... hot fudge sundae. ♪ ooh! frosted blueberry?!? ♪ o

. ♪ >> that was the divine bette midler performing at cesar's palace in las vegas.or dates in october and november. >> yes. >> very exciting. what are you going to do? >> two weeks in october and take a week off and do my halloween party. >> the hulaween. >> a hawaiian halloween. then i'm going to go back for two weeks in november. >> tell the audience who the party is for. >> it's for my organization. i founded it 14 years ago, new york restoration project. we clean parks in underserved neighborhoods. we are the owners and designers and care takers after 55 community guarders. we teach children's environmental education. >> very good. >> we teach rowing programs. we teach, teach, teach. >> you're very good. do you have ocd or something? >> i think i do. >> ha do you have that causes you to want to clean up new york? >> i think it's a compulsion. i really do. i was brought up in the most beautiful spot in the whole world. >> hawaii. >> hawaii. when i came to the continent of the united states, continent of north america, i said, why are the clouds brown? why -- >> t

. ♪ >> that was the divine bette midler performing at cesar's palace in las vegas. back here for dates in october and november. >> yes. >> very exciting. what are you going to do? >> two weeks in october and take a week off and do my halloween party. >> the hulaween. >> a hawaiian halloween. then i'm going to go back for two weeks in november. >> tell the audience who the party is for. >> it's for my organization. i founded it 14 years ago, new york restoration project. we clean parks in underserved neighborhoods. we are the owners and designers and care takers after 55 community guarders. we teach children's environmental education. >> very good. >> we teach rowing programs. we teach, teach, teach. >> you're very good. do you have ocd or something? >> i think i do. >> ha do you have that causes you to want to clean up new york? >> i think it's a compulsion. i really do. i was brought up in the most beautiful spot in the whole world. >> hawaii. >> hawaii. when i came to the continent of the united states, continent of north america, i said, why are the clouds brown?

one occurred yesterday to conclude tim game yesterday when cesar izturis made this great stop behindabulous catch by felix pie to rob a home run out there in left center field, right in front of the bud light warehouse sign, and the number one play is after the luke scott home run that went out on to utah street on the fly. luke scott. and there's the fan catching the ball out. now here is dave johnson. >> look at that tie. look at that tie. >> i still have that tie, want you to know. >> i'll bet you have to the jacket, too. >> if you would have told me, i would have brought that tie today. unbelievable. >> it was interesting. that was pie first major league win and the first start at home at memorial stadium, so that was a crazy -- and coming off of that mound, i know one thing, i had no idea who you were doing an interview, because my mine was going a thousand different places. >> a little more than 20 years ago now. >> yes, it was. >> unreal. >> what's the scouting report of jeremy guthrie? >> well, his last three games have been outstanding. sunday is a fun day for guthrie, becau

in terms of my own background, figures like cesar chavez, he did not put limits on people's ability to get somewhere. that was an inspiration. host: mike, oregon. you are on for the congressman. caller: good morning. can you hear me? thank god for c-span. in terms of what i have seen with the health care situation, i am basically holding on by my fingernails, hoping it we did not get fooled again. this nonsense about the health care system in this country, pharmaceutical companies, insurance, and then the lawyers, it seems to be piling up. they all understand that health care is going to be reformed. quite possibly the situation could be something closer to europe, something that i think that the rest of the world has found a way to work. so, what they are fighting over is basically the corporate system. basically they have got the republicans, the insurance industry, and the pharmaceuticals. guest: i hope that people understand, and those of us that our opponents of health reform -- proponents of health reform, i hope that we realize that this was not going to be a walk in the park. i

. >> cesar a.nce anderson. >> john andreaacchio. >> michael rourke andrews. >> joseph angelino jr. >> joseph angelino sr. >> and my father. joseph. >> mary lynn edwards angel. >> laura ankletta. >> lorraine antigua. >> peter paul apollo. >> faustino apostol jr.. >> frank thomas aquilino. >> patrick michael aranyos. >> david gregory arce. >> michael george arczynski. >> louis arena. >> barbara jean. >> adam p.arias. >> michael armstrong. >> jack charles aron. >> joshua today aron. >> richard avery aronot. >> myra joy aaronson. >> japhetj. aryee. >> carl asao. >> michael asciak. >> and my cousin, jude. we miss you and love you very much. >> and my friend and colleague. and i'm honored to be here today on behalf of volunteers from new york says thank you. >> thomas j. ashton. >> manuel o. ositimbay. >> greg arthur atlas. >> gerald thomas edward. >> james audiffred. >> frank louis aversano >> ezra aviles. >> samuel ayala. >> arlene t. babakitis. >> use that's bacchus. >> john james. >> andrew j. bailey