. >> tenemos que mantener la fe, porque cesar chÁvez siempre lo dijo a nosotros a nos enseÑÓ a nosotrosdores de este movimiento han dicho que los simpatizantes de esta causa tomarÁn las calles de este paÍs el 8 de mayo y no van a parar hasta que la reforma migratoria sea una realidad. >> hablando de polÍtica. los impuestos y devoluciones para el estadounidense promedio y la exigencia de que las corporaciones paguen mÁs por concepto impositivo fue realizado por el presidente barak obama en su programa de radio. destacando que los que han recibido devoluciones han visto un incremento monetario en ello de diez por ciento. >> la respuesta republicana vino por el senador (...) que declarÓ que desde que el presidente se hizo cargo de la casa blanca, 4 millones de personas han perdido sus trabajos. agregÓ que la administraciÓn debió enfocarse primero en realizar mÁs empleos y no lo que llamÓ una no deseada reforma de salud. >> gastos en un club que emplea a bailarinas en toples. algunos piden la renuncia del presidente del partido que ademÁs ha recibido menos donaciones. lourdes tiene mÁs info

long throw -- chavez can't get it. that is what we were talking about. you cannot hide in this game of baseball, not that would be an easy play. he couldn't come up with the backhand. an error on the throw. >> jim p: any time you have to go to the right, it tests your arm strength. he had plenty of time and just didn't quite get it over there. more adept first baseman -- six gold gloves, using a different glove. the ball does short-hop. teixeira would have snared it. chavez doesn't and you have an error. >> gary: second error of the ball game. os will try to take advantage. here's markakis. he had an rbi single. orioles getting three runs in the 3rd inning. two rbis, wigginton, rbi montanez in the 4th. 4-6-0 for the os. 1-4-2 for the as. there you see the walk leaders with barton out of the game. fastball. that's going to be inside by anderson. >> jim p: the kind of number -- bautista, an aggressive hitter with 12 base on balls. leading off for toronto. >> gary: go figure. markakis shoots it the other way but a foul ball. >> jim p: there are so many -- i

y con esto nos despedimos. >> viva cÉsar chÁvez!

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that's not chavez's strength.he does deserve credit, i think, for putting his finger on a legitimate grievance in venezuela and much of latin america which is social injustice and social inequality. but he hasn't been able to come up with a viable alternative. >> hasn't that been a strain of latin american politics in every country one way or the other both social justice and nationalism. >> he really was, i think he really championed that. after a period of the 1990s where there was a neglect of the social issue. there were economic milestones. he really came in and said this a real problem. we are not paying atension. he was very forceful and his rhetoric resonated throughout latin america. the problem is you can't solve the problem. i don't think the record of hugo chavez after 11 years is very, very impressive. >> his historical accomplishment was to destroy the old venezuela political system that was widely viewed as infinitely corrupted. and selfish. and indeed undemocratic. but once once having done that an

en Última hora: >> encuentro de amigos en caracas, el primer ministro ruso visita a su colega hugo chÁvez firman acuerdos multimillonarios. si lo retienen en un aeropuerto es porque quieren investigarlo, probablemente sus rasgos generen sospechas. 30 gobernadores de estados unidos reciben amenazas en sus correos, miles y miles de nuevos empleos fueron creados en marzo, el gobierno dice que es una buena seÑal. es viernes su santo y a pesar del cansancio y los escÁndalos, el papa benedicto 16 participa activamente en los eventos que recuerdan la muerte de jesucristo. se reÚnen para recaudar fondos. >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn Última hora. >> buenas noches, bienvenidos a una nueva ediciÓn. comenzamos con una noticia urgente desarrollÁndose en estos instantes, decenas de familias lloran a sus muertos en perÚ, las intensas lluvias dejaron 28 muertos, 25 desaparecidos y mÁs de 50 heridos, el desastre natural tambiÉn dejÓ un nÚmero indeterminado de damnificados lo mantendremos informado de cÓmo se vaya desarrollando esta noticia. bene sÓlo se convierte en -venezuela se convierte hoy en dos

congress with dennis chavez in the late 1950's and early 1960's. he always said what he saw in senator chavez was a visionary and a man of courage. when senator chavez left this world in 1962, he was eulogized by vice president lyndon johnson. in that eulogy, vice president johnson remembered senator chavez as, quote -- "a man who recognized that there must be a champion for the least among us ." and four years later, when the u.s. congress placed senator chavez' statue in statuary hall, reverend john spence summed up the man nicely." senator chavez was ever a champion of the underdog, the poor, and the oppressed." but it's the quote inscribed at the bottom of the statue that best reveals the pbgc legacy of senator dennis chavez. written in three languages, spanish, english, and navajo, it reads simply he left a mark that will never be forgotten in the hopes that others will follow." el senator makes me proud to be a new mexican and humbled to follow in his footsteps, representing the great state of new mexico. america is a better place because of

miriam, you talk about chavez in almost saintlike terms.ecause at the time when he was farm workers union. i mean it didn't have to be just in california. i remember doing to meetings within the chicago. and all over the country. and he was liized all over the world in the great strike and so forth. tell us something about who caesar chavez and his friends. he was not alone in the campaign that he launched in favor of the farm workers. >> my book is untold story of different kind. it is more recent history. i had the advantage of being able to still talk to many of the people who lived through it. i am a journal isby training, unlike my two panelist who are are bona fide historians. i am practicing history without a license. but i came very enamored in working on the book. as the journalist, you go out and see things and you cover them as you cover the civil rights and you go back and you write about them. as a historian, i found these sort of remarkable change which is that you not seeing -- i did not cover this, i did not ever meet caesar

fernando and claire chavez view the scandal very differently.y're life-long catholics and the parents of five small children. we visited them on a sunday morning as they struggled to get their kids ready to attend mass. >> believe it or not i think we're good to go. >> reporter: the chavezes think the pope has been wrongly attacked. >> i think the recent coverage of pope benedict has been unfair i do. i know a lot of catholics who feel the same way. you're not getting the whole story. until you see both sides, you know, it's hard to make a judgment as to what's going on. >> reporter: mrs. chavez has sympathy for the victims but says the entire church shouldn't be condemned for the actions of a relative few. >> it sounds to me like individuals made some bad decisions. again it can't color everybody. i believe that there's... i mean as human beings we sometimes lean towards conspiracy theories. >> reporter: the chavezes say the scandal hasn't affected their faith or their relationship with the church. in fact one of their sons is an altar boy and

eric chavez jake fox and gabe gross in the 9 inning,ing eric chavez had a singleel, first time in the plate, 1-0 delivery, a little late on that one. kevin needs to try and keep himself on the mound by getting some outs, getting some innings overwith below that 15 pitch mark and that will miss down low, 2-1 streak count on eric chavez. >> mike: he was with toronto with that same number in >> eric chavez wait -- >> gary: eric chavez will miss away, 3 ball 1 strike count. kevin coming in with 55 wents 122 losses and that's a second, ty wiggington gets the out. >> mike: we were talking the -- >> gary: we were talking the other night about the numbers that were making my eyes swirl. the new york times now every friday will carry these, the all time leaders in the adjusted batting runs it is about the battersability to produce runness all the ways it can be done. here are the all time leaders, williams cobb and gary. that will be a base hit by jake fox. so historically, when you put all the math tact together, the names you come up with are the names you expect to see. >> mike: exactly. an

amigos apoyan a chávez en la celebración en la independencia de venezuela.peligro por ceniza que emana de un volcán, este esto su snonoticiero ununivisió jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. >>> en long island nueva york, el adolescentes quien mató a marcelo lucero marcelo lucero fue declarado culpable, por este delito de ignorancia, blanca rosa vilches siguió de cerca el proceso. los familiares del acusado salieron sdl de la corte sin salir palabra. >>> la fiscalía hizo su mejor trabajo, presentó todo lo necesario para acusar de asesinato, no se obtuvo es el jurado duff tuvo la decisión >>> según el hermano de la víctima, la casa de latinos ha hecho una pausa ahora. el veredicto encontró a conray culpable de homicidio sin prem premeditación pero le absolvió el cargo de odio, y llevarlo a cumplir cadena perpetuperpetua, jurado, aceptó por las evidencias. mientras el abogado del acusado dijo que a veces el sistema judicial envía a la cárcel a quienes no cometen crímenes. >>> en los años que le den él recapacite, él verá, sabrá que nos causó un gran dolor >>> du

participaron representaciones y aliados de chÁvez. y otros sistemas. ya en horas de la tarde el escenario se trasladÓ a la sede nacional. cristina fernÁndez pidiÓ rescatar los sectores coloniales, y que los paÍses latinoamericanos estÁn viviendo una segunda independencia. >> desterrar colonias como el que tiene el reino unido en el sur del continente, es una obligaciÓn universal. >> la conmemoraciÓn del bicentenario continuÓ con Él comienzo de la cumbre, en horas de la noche. el mecanismo de integraciÓn serÁn revisados por sus paÍses miembros y podrÁn firmarse acuerdos nuevos. estÁn divididos los venezolanos en dos bandos, en una dura crisis. en caracas en venezuela, univisiÓn. >> el cardenal dijo que los cubanos estÁn impacientes por cambios, pidiÓ la liberación de los presos polÍticos. ayer las madres, damas de blanco, fueron abucheadas por mÁs de dos horas por militantes comunistas y simpatizantes del gobierno. oklahoma rindiÓ sentido homenaje a cada una de las vÍctimas delatentado terrorista. cristina nos cuenta de que emotiva man

-- hugo chavez actually played the air guitar in his speech.t has turned into a really wonderful melody. >> let's watch it, then. >> tun, tun, tun, tun, tun. >> we must engage in new era of engagement. it has to be sustained. it has to be shared. >> this is for future generations everywhere. >> don't get sick. that's right, don't get sick. if you have insurance, don't get sick. don't get sick, don't get sick, just don't get sick. >> if you get sick in america, die quickly. that's right, republicans wanted to die crippling -- want you to duiker plate -- back quickly -- die quickly. >> how could we not the united? -- the united? >> they suggest for your father and mine to get the same treatment. [unintelligible] how can we be so heartless? >> how is the nobel peace prize decided? >> [unintelligible] but a lot of people are asking why they elected obama. >> that are giving obama a prize for not being george bush. >> tun, tun, tun, tun, tun. >> where do you start? i forgot to ask you, where does the african-american fellow come from? >> he is a fri

we're live in police headquarters, roky chavez, -- roky chavez -- roby chavez, fox 5 news. >>> brian betts was found shot to death in his silver spring home a week ago today. police are looking for anyone who may have seen a vehicle leaving the alley of betts' home. there could also be more than one suspect. he was laid to rest today. >>> now to a developing story on the minds of many redskins fans. the n.f.l. draft. the skins' new management made their first draft pick today. sports director dave feldman is here with all the draft day details. >> reporter: finally the redskins have addressed their number one issue, the offensive line selecting oklahoma tackle trent williams. he's the first offensive lineman taken by the team in the first or second round since they selected chris samuels in 2000. williams is the first drafted under the new regime. he becomes the cornerstone of the attempt to build the line. williams wearing 71 here played right tackle and left tackle in college but he is projected to take over left tackle for the skins, protecting the blind side of new quarterback do

chavez says the report is totally false and that the united states could be looking for an excuse tok vent discal -- to attack venezuela. >>> coming up in just a few moments, we'll bring you latest on today's forecast a few showers out there early this morning but improving conditions later. we'll update out drive into work. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back.  >>> hollywood has been saved, at least the hollywood sign, the famous one in los angeles. saved now thanks in big part to hugh hefner. he donated the last $900,000 to save the nearly 140 acres of land behind the sign. private donations came in from all 50 states an ten foreign countries. >> that is great. that would have been weird to have stuff behind it. so good. they're used to sunshine out there. we have had rain the last few days or at least some cloudy conditions. gentleman we are gradually going to get the sunshine back and that process begins today. that is good news for everybody. let's take a look at the weather head lines. sun and clouds today. the clouds the early part of the day

when colombia's seeks a special status with the united states standing up to hugo chavez come mugabe denied him the special status i think that is a mistake when he goes before the united nations and speaks for the first time and chastises israel but has nothing to say about the palestinian group hamas launching 7,000 rockets at israel is a mistake. the decision to withdraw our support for mr. kohl defense from poland and the czech republic led those great friends to be concerned about america's willingness to stand with them and perhaps to reset relations with russia. we have nothing. i am afraid the steps that he took have confused our friends and made our foes continue have long and of course, it is not helpful to the world you have by man pursuing nuclear folly and north korea of course, did nuclear test even as the president was speaking carried out test prep of this is in my opinion an indication that they felt the president was not going to be a strong defender of american values and principles human-rights democracy those words of apology have emboldened of those who find acc

eric chavez in left field.les in second base and cliff pennington. >> the guy gets a lot of fastballs. we have to find some way to get ahead of him early in the count. there are so many other things he can do excellent. a good jump in the outfield good contact hitter, uses the whole field, just another young star and you have to bear down against guys like this. they have that all around talent and they can hurt you if you done pay attention to them. >> they will try to get this road trip turned around, game 2 of the 10 game trip and right now, keep your edge spotlight brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. nick markakis has the third highest average on fridays. 337 on fridays. where do they find this stuff. garrett atkins is number 5 on the list. just as markakis gets the list, you too can keep your best with just for men mustache. we will be right back. stay tuned. . >>> go beyond the stadium, visit sarasota to plan your next vacation to beautiful sarasota. it is game two of the four game series.

. -- the venezuelan dictator hugo chÁvez. >> obama's hand. she has a limp.one ♪ >> what was your message there at the end? >> our characters were being interviewed alongside bill reilly -- bill o'reilly. >> he has been a recurring character. he shows up as a correspondent on different news programs. his primary motivation is rage and anger. he will show up in episodes that seem to have an overarching theme of anger that is often misplaced. he shows up to get frothy about things. he adds to the discord. >> michael, i have the suspicion that you were under that gorilla costume. was that you? >> that was me. it was hot in there. >> how long have you been using the angry gorilla? >> ever since the second episode. our grandfather bequeaths the episode to us -- bequeathed the cost him to us. -- the costume to us. we had the gorilla suit sitting in the closet. we had to use it. >> what was your grandfather using it for? >> primarily, to scare small children. he was 87 or 88. his guerrilla costume -- gorilla costume days were behind him. he saw that his grandsons we

roby chavez picks up the story. >> reporter: it was a terrifying moment for the 58- yard woman well -- 58-year-old woman we'll call mary. she'd only been in bed a short time and was finishing up her nightly rosar mary heard the alarm and the door open but she thought it was her husband returning home from work. she soon realized it was an intruder in her bed who got in through an unlocked door. >> as i'm laying there, he pulled the blanket down and of course i didn't have anything on and a hand behind my head and a hand on my shoulder. >> reporter: the last few years v has been tough for mary who has end stages of a terminal long disease that requires her to be attached to an oxygen tank just to breathe. with her rosary beads clutched in her hand and gasping for air, the grandmother used all her strength to scream. >> i realized it wasn't stan. i yelled at the top of my lungs. i don't have much air left. i didn't know i could yell so loud but i did. >> reporter: her screams scared off the intruder and alerted her 115-pound rottweiler willow who chased the suspect out of the house but

seeks a special status with the united states on a trade basis, colombia standing up to the gauche chavez, we deny him that special status. that i think is a mistake. when he goes before the united nations and speaks for the first time and chastises israel in front of the united nations but has nothing to say about the palestinian group hamas launching 7000 rockets in israel, that is a mistake and of course the decision to withdraw our support for missile defense from poland and the czech republic web those great friends to be very concerned about america's willingness to stand with them. at the same time, perhaps designed to re-sever relations. we got nothing for it from russia so i'm afraid the steps that he took have confused our friends, made our foes if you will continue headlong and in some cases to a course not helpful to the world. you have both iran pursuing its nuclear following headlong in north korea of course did nuclear test even as the president was speaking, carried out various tests. this is, in my opinion, an indication that they thought the president was not going to be

roby chavez has more. >> reporter: it was a brutal crime on the 14th floor of the brent place apartment complex. police found a 27-year-old woman and her 3-year-old daughter dead. sources say they both had their throats slashed. >> it is crazy. i mean i looked out. i saw the parking lot and stuff blocked off. i came down. they was telling me it was a mother and a daughter. i mean it's crazy. >> driving a white cadillac. her and the little girl would be together. they were quiet, never bothered nobody. >> reporter: alexandria police believe 34-year-old simon asfea killed them both. police arrived moments after the double murder and found a knife tossed into the bushes outside. the suspect is the little girl's father and he got away. >> a neighbor had actually called in. they had heard noises in the hallway of the apartment complex and called police and that is how we got the call initially. it was a domestic disturbance. >> murder is rare in alexandria but a double murder involving a toddler is tough even for the police. >> it is very traumatic to walk in and find that. these are things

durante los Últimos 18 meses,desde que se agravÓ la crisis, hasta el punto que el presidente hugo chÁvezn el foro de la oea. >>el partido nacionalista peruano oficializÓ hoy un pedido en el congreso para que garcÍa fuera destituido por mal desempeÑo. >>vamos a otro corte. >>al regreso: las expectativas respecto al caso de la muerte de una niÑa en mÉxico. en una reunÓn, en el cine y hasta en la iglesia...! ya la gente lo hace cÁndo quiere y delante de quien sea hablamos del texto teleÓnic¡sepa cÁndo y Ómo es apropiado...! adeÁ s... ¿cree usted qÉ su marido esÁ metido en el closet? le diremos las razones para sospechar si su esposo ¡tiene novio y Áya a una entrevista de trabajo y regrese empleado! enÉrese de los diez puntos que busca en usted su pÓximo patrn, aqui en despierta america ... les saluda ilia calderon. esta tarde, en primer impacto. en la cárcel podría terminar un ex-boxeador, que mató a golpes a los hijos de su novia, porque no lo dejaban dormir!! vamos a una convención de mujeres maduras, exitosas..y ávidas de aventuras amorosas con jovencitos!! si quiere regenerar su piel, l

y ademÁs, el presidente uribe responde a acusaciones de su homÓlogo hugo chÁvez.chica que viene encendida con la potencia al mÁximo. la resistencia estÁ al rojo! [risas] >> aquÍ estÁn las máximas para el dÍa de hoy. ando un poco perdida! ando perdida! san francisco 61, dallas un sol precioso, 82. san antonio, un saludo, prÓximamente estaremos allÍ, en chicago tenemos 56, nueva york, 60. atlanta con 62, miami con 86 grados. aprovecho para mandar saludos a toda la gente linda, Érica morales desde texas, muchas gracias por escribirnos. y tambiÉn un beso a la sra. ana calderÓn, desde nueva york. gracias por tenernos en su corazÓn y asÍ como mandamos besos a toda la gente que nos escribe, mandamos un beso muy grande a toda la gente que cumple aÑos en un dÍa como hoy, quiÉnes son muchachos? [ mÚsica ] ♪ ♪ >> ella tambiÉn cumple >> como productora! [risas] >> felicidades! >> y vamos a bailar esto que dice asÍ. [ mÚsica ] hoy que es tu dÍa queremos felicitarte venimos a festejarte para que sientas la pachanga despierta gallo, despierta eres tÚ el que cumple aÑos y quÍtate

it is the second crime that happened here. >> robby chavez, fox 5 news. >>> d.c.lic schools have set up awe memorial page for betts. there are also two tribute pages on facebook with more than 1500 people already signed up. funeral arrangements have been set for tomorrow and thursday at the pierce funeral home in manassas. >>> coming up next, nobody saw it coming because it wasn't really the sort of thing you would expect to fall right out of the sky. it didn't take long to found out where a flying laptop came from. >>> ahead this morning, health experts have already said that tanning beds are just not safe. now, a new study shows why they might be such a hard habit to break. e where is it written that the old way is the right way? where is it written that a traditional education is the only way to get an education? where is it written that classes only take place in a classroom? what if you could get your degree, to develop your talent, no matter who you are, or where you are? what if there was a different kind of university? one that's changing the rules... that

meeting with hugo chavez over the weekend. mr. travis said it will be used for highways and other projects and will be repaid with crude -- mr. chavez said it will be used for highways and other products -- projects. southboro, in massachusetts. peter on the independent line. caller: i don't understand all of the attention that is given to iran, given that iran has never attacked anyone. we overthrew the newly elected government in 1953. we supported iraq in the suit -- in the war against iran and hence we ended up with saddam hussein. yet someone like israel has nuclear weapons has attacked lebanon, syria, egypt, even the united states. they bombed one of our ships. they have nuclear weapons and not a member of the nonproliferation treating. and never any attention is given to the fact that they have nuclear weapons. host: do you think israel should have a right to have nuclear- weapons for defense? caller: i don't feel anyone should have a right to have nuclear-weapons. the destruction power of nuclear-weapons is 1000 times

this is shades of hugo chavez controlling the flow of information. there's a protest somebody doesn't want the public to see it, they throw these reporters off public property where never a legal right to be. the interesting thing here is, what do these reporters do? just watch them like cattle retreating, obediently. who put this cop occupy to this? what was the reason for it? we'll never know. you know what coverage it got on abc, nbc, cbs, cnn, "washington post", "new york times", it -- et cetera, nothing, no coverage this is how the press is tied to the hip with the obama administration. they ought to be so ashamed of themselves for this. >> sean: well said. one of the issues we have been covering is global warming alarmism there's a political agenda behind this. in spite of climb mategate there wasn't enough coverage explaining the false science people had been regurgitating for all these years. we have a chart on the screen the climate change coverage. neutral coverage, nbc, cbs, abc pushing climate alarmism or mentioning scandals which is next

takes anti-american -- from hugo chavez. what he's saying is the united states will not even in self-defense, if there's a biological, chemical attack or crippling cyber tack of some kind, that we're not gonna respond. if you are the enemy -- >> first of all, i would love to see a white house reporter ask the simple question. if there was a biological attack, which killed over a million americans, is this president really saying we would not retaliate? >> sean: that's what he said. wait a minute, that's what he said. >> i agree. it's what he said. but i think it is important to push him and push secretary gates and to push secretary clinton, and to say to them, in the real world, if something truly bad happened, are you genuinely saying you would not retaliate? >> sean: here's my point. i'm genuinely now at a point where i have never been in my entire life. i am concerned he is, as you say, dangerous to the country. economically, i think he has led us down a path to financial -- on a financial path that is totally completely

presencia no autorizada de la cadena t v sur del gobierno de colombia, de hugo chÁvez.rica. no es asÍ? >> asÍ es. >> estamos comentando la noticia de la niÑa de mÉxico. quÉ cosa mÁs horrorosa. quÉ cosa mÁs horrible. cusioramente comentÁbamos que cuando vimos las imÁgenes de la mamÁ, lo que me extraÑÓ mucho es que no puedes evitar comparar y sentir el dolor de la madre que pierda un hijo y esta mujer nunca llorÓ y estaba muy tranquila y estaba dando una entrevista y no me parecÍa una mamÁ que acaba de perder a un hijo que no sabes dÓnde estÁ, si lo robaron, si está... >> ella estÁ muy clara, que dice, que tiene una familia que la adora, como acentuando que no fuimos nosotros. con la desesperaciÓn natural que tendrÍa uno pqu! >> independientemente la encontraron en la habitaciÓn o las autoridades no hicieron lo que tenÍan que hacer. supuestamente, habÍan buscado todo con un perro. >> en la investigaciÓn dice que el caso es que aparentemente pudieron haber colocado el cuerpo despuÉs de que habÍan ido a... >> pero estaba bajo vigilancia ese departamento. hay muchas lagunas.

chÁvez garantiza el respaldo total de sus militares.on el doctor dÍaz que nos toma la temperatura del clima. buen dÍa, doctorcito. >> buen dÍa, otra vez. y te manda un saludo especialmente para ti, me dijo: me saludas a todos, pero especialmente a neida, salud de mi papÁ. cÓmo va a amanecer con las temperaturas mÁximas hoy en los estados unidos? 69 washington, bonito nÚmero. 66 atlanta. y lo que viene para la florida es mucha agua. seatle como siempre nublado. con un poco de lluvia. 66 en los Ángeles. y la gente de albuquerque que espero que me inviten a montar globos este dÍa. el telescopio espacial huble cumpliÓ aÑos este fin de semana. miren, tengo una foto, la nasa concluyÓ este fin de semana la celebraciÓn del 20 aniversario del satÉlite. empezaron con la conmemoraciÓn de del aniversario con las fotos mÁs espectaculares del universo. donde se muestra el nacimiento y la muerte de una supernova. estas fotos que podemos ver estÁn incluidas en un libro, el satelite comenzÓ su trabajo el 24 de abril de 1990. cuando comenzÓ a orbitar la

miami is selling tie let paper rolls with unusual graphics, featuring pictures of venezuela president chavez and cuba's castro. store representatives said the paper led to protests and angry phone calls but also been popular. the toilet paper sells for, approximately, $9 a roll. >> patrice harris, fox 45 news "late edition". >> 1 and 9, orioles are having the worst start since 1988. tonight they are trying to end the seven game skid. facing the a's for the second game of a four game series. bottom of the first. millwood at the mound. he gets davis looking for the first out of the inning. next batter. barton. he slices it to short. watch. nice catch by caesar. and lays out for a great catch. full extension two outs in the inning. next batter is sweeney. millwood gets him chaseing end the frame. 2 k's in the first inning by millwood. but bottom of the second. millwood is in trouble w runners on the corners and no outs. fox lifts a 3-2 pitch. and deep enough to score. a's take the lead and that's all they got in the inning. right now it is 4-0. a's in the 5th. >> before the game, orioles added

linda chavez wouldn't have turned things back on the latino community. i don't know what she means by that. she went on to say -- quote -- "a spanish-sounding surname does not make a person sympathetic to the concerns and needs of the majority of the latino population." close quote. and she, therefore, would appear to only embrace the kind of latino nominee that agrees with her politically. not really a question of ethnicity, is it? it's a question of something more, something different; really political approach to government and law. on may 13 of 2004, she participated in a press conference with the coalition against discrimination in the constitution to -- quote -- "challenge extremism of the federal marriage amendment backers." close quote. well, i guess that means i'm an extremist. quite a number of senators, a majority, as i recall, voted to say that a marriage should remain as it had always previously been interpreted, to be a union between a man and a woman. but she says this is an extremism amendment. i don't think so. i know there's a legal dis

se ahorcó en su celda con el pantalón, el boxeador que tenía un enorme tatuaje del presidente hugo chávezposa. los narcos mantas causante er t entre los habitantes, verónica castillo está con los detalles. >>> gracias sasha otro policía fueses cont fueses na fues fue seso contasesinado muy mont. >>> miren cómo quedó este policía de monterrey, cuando fue acribillado, junto al cadáver susverdugos dejaron coronas de flores e información para los policías que trabajan para los zetas. >>> la violencia del crimen organizado no cesa en juárez, 7 personas fueron asesinadas a pesar de la presencia de miles de policías fefederales, tambié aparecieron 5 mantas, donde hay policías que están en la línea. por otro parte los agentes que tomaron este lugar, se culpan por esta situación. >>> el presidente calderón aseguró que la mayoría de los muertos no son inocentes >>> más de 90% según lo hemos e venive vista son de narcos. >>> ahora en morelos, hicieron una demanda vía internet, pidieron que como salieran. >>> mientras tanto durante el fin de semana aparecieron 2 cuerpos descuartizados y un nuevo cart

one of them being mark lloyd, who made the comment that he admires hugo chavez for shutting down a lot of the media and free-speech in his country. host: did you see yesterday's decisions about free speech, at least part of it? caller: control of the internet? definitely. they would love to. the first amendment which gives us the right -- they were talking about political speech. this administration would love to control all speech, no doubt about it. host: have you been following this issue closely at all? caller: not closely, but somewhat. however, i think they will even go further and try to shut down as much free-speech as possible. sollolinksky, part of this plan, rules for radicals, and karl marx, you have to control the speech if you want to control the people and that think that is what this administration is all about, controlling the people. host: here is more from the story and the marketplace section. it's as big internet providers say ordinary web users have no reason to fear restrictions on legal content. of of twitter -- and next call on this is a bellevue, florida, on o

. >>> and venezuelan president hugo chavez is joining twitter, yes.what he had for breakfast or where he's going on a friday night. a venezuelan official said on state television that chavez will, quote, wage the battle online. and he predicted chavez will break records for the number of followers. i don't think he's going to break your record, wolf, so how many twitter followers are you up to? >> i've got a lot. but, you know, he'll do fine. i'm sure he's got a lot of followers as well. i'm not sure i like that expression "followers." >> enough of that. >> not in that context. >> thanks very much. >>> facebook under fire on capitol hill right now. why some lawmakers say the social networking site is putting your privacy at risk. >>> and president obama holds a town hall meeting in iowa, is he already thinking ahead to 2012? john king is standing by. we'll discuss. anncr vo: with the new geico glovebox app... anncr vo: ...you can get help with a flat tire... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services...

i hope chavez considers this unwise step. we must consider and keep focusing on iran in the western hemisphere as well. the u.s., our allies and the u.n. security council has agreed that a nuclear armed iran would be a danger to our ally, israel, the middle east, the entire world. the regime murders its own citizens, represses people who want to demonstrate against its stolen election, and it's time for us to stand up. so i'm glad in a bipartisan voice this morning we say no to iran, no to nuclear weapons for iran, yes to support the underlying bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. does the gentlelady reserve her time? ms. ros-lehtinen: we're ready to close if the gentleman is ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from california yield back his time? mr. berman: yes, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you

twitter, difunden por internet mensaje políticos, él sospecha que son seguidores del presidente hugo chávezdos hombres a la vez y hasta narró como fue su primer encuentro amoroso con ricky martin hace años >>> guapo y vive la vida loca >>> hablo de luis miguel a aseguró que está en los angeles con su hija michelle con quien está está en familia >>> como siempre, están en los estudios de los angeles con toda la información, buenas tardes >>> muy emocionada porque después de postergar la fecha de estreno, por fin llega la cinta que marca el regreso de jean pero lópez, está ahora más maternal que nunca y un español sorprende al confirmar una buena noticia tanto pela como para todos los admirador de una leyenda mexicana >>> por lo general, uno conoce una persona, surgen la cita romántica para conocerse mejor si funciona la relación, adelante con la boda y que venga la casa y los hijos ¿verdad? perros pero no para él, el papel de jennifer lópez, la comedia es más >> decide tomar riendas y a acude aúna clínica para ser mamá, por cosa de destino, conocerá su príncipe azul, cuando queda embarazada.

colombia standing up with hugo chavez. we deny him that special status and he goes before the united nations and chastisize -- chastises israel. and i think the decision to withdraw our support for missile defense from poland and the czech persian gulf led those great friends to be very concerned about america's willingness to stand with them. and at the same time, perhaps designed to reset relations with russia as the president indicated. we got nothing for it from russia. so i'm afraid the steps that he took have confused our friends. made our foes, if you will, continue headlong. in some cases in a course that's not helpful to the world. you have both iran pursuing its nuclear folly headlong. north korea, of course, did nuclear tests. even as the president was speaking carried out various tests. this is in my opinion an indication that they felt the president was not going to be a strong defender of american values and american principles. human rights, democracy, free trade, free enterprise, those words of apology and

el camarÓgrafo javier chÁvez estaba a pocos metros de ahÍ. >> del helicÓptero comenzó a dar vueltas ytrellado. >> una de las imÁgenes que no pude aun captar fue como el piloto y el copiloto podido salir casi ilesos del helicÓptero. >> dos cascos blancos, desaparecieron. despuÉs vi la ambulancia que salÍa. >> fue casi un milagro que el piloto evitara caer en la tribuna llena de pÚblico. minutos antes se celebraba el dÍa de la fuerza aÉrea. la gran atracciÓn eran estos helicÓpteros, una reciente compra del gobierno de ecuador. merece cubrir imaginado que un hombre estos aparatos terminarÍa así. comenzÓ entonces una serie de acusaciones donde se cuestionaba la compra de los helicÓpteros, incluso la asamblea nacional de ecuador planteÓ realizar un juicio polÍtico contra el ministro de la defensa. >> habrÁ que ver en que informaciÓn sustentan el juicio polÍtico. >> se basa en un posible incumplimiento del contrato por el fabricante. >> son 12 entonces sÍ se puede hablar de un incumplimiento del contrato. >> con corte de su representante de la compaÑÍa, asegura que se cumpliÓ con las especi

más tarde, rogelio chávez aprovechó un error de la defensa y puso el 4 acero, como no hay quinto malorcaba para la visita, manchester gana tres a dos, el bayern pasó a semifinales >> martina tiene cáncer de mama. hay buenas noticia, el diagnóstico fue a tiempo se espera que ahora tenga otra victoria como tantas que consiguió en la cancha >> en la final del baloncesto femenino, conneticut logró el título consiguieron el séptimo campeonato y llegaron a 78 victoria seguida qué barbaras >> mi gente la pelota el mexicano adrián gonzález de los padres de san diego, pegó home run por segundo día consecutivo, y los padres de san diego le ganaron 6 carreras a tres, a los diamantes de arizona continuamos acercandonos a este día que estamos esperando todos, el once de junio en que se enfrentará méxico y sudáfrica en el inicio del mundial sudáfrica 2010, solamente falta 6 4 días >> estamos buscando senadora, ya arranca la competencia, quiero ser senadora todo lo puede encontrar en la página es todo por mi parte, siga con más de primer impacto. >>> muchas gracias, un adolescente de trece año, plan

i hope chavez considers this unwise step. we must consider and keep focusing on iran in the western hemisphere as well. the u.s., our allies and the u.n. security council has agreed that a nuclear armed iran would be a danger to our ally, israel, the middle east, the entire world. the regime murders its own citizens, represses people who want to demonstrate against its stolen election, and it's time for us to stand up. so i'm glad in a bipartisan voice this morning we say no to iran, no to nuclear weapons for clucks and a few moments, president obama encourages leaders to support legislation. on unwashed to note -- on "washington journal" tomorrow morning, john stanton will discuss the value-added tax. a political analyst from "to the british sky news" will talk about how the party leaders are doing on their american-style televised debates. >> i think there is a huge lack of knowledge about how this town works, how congress works. >> when you are doing the actual research, you have to do that to yourself. >> this weekend, aw

i hope chavez considers this unwise step.we must consider and keep focusing on iran in the western hemisphere as well. the u.s., our allies and the u.n. security council has agreed that a nuclear armed iran would be a danger to our ally, israel, the middle east, the entire world. the regime murders its own citizens, represses people who want to demonstrate against its stolen election, and it's time for us to stand up. so i'm glad in a bipartisan so i'm glad in a bipartisan voice this morning we say no to iran, no to nuclear weapons for >> tomorrow on washington journal, john stanton has the latest on immigration reform. curtis dubay discusses the use of a value added tax as a means to curb u.s. debt. john bua looks at the second debate for british prime minister. help britons and americans are responding to the debate. washington journal, live on c- span. >> all this month, see the winners of c-span's studentcam contest. watch the top winning videos every morning on c-span at 6:50 eastern, just before "washington journal." at

roby chavez sorts out both sides of the zoning controversy. [ horn honking ] >> reporter: the 14th anddor is one of the hottest areas in the city and filled with new restaurants and bars. but no more. this ruling by d.c. r.a. said the area has reached its capacity and no more permits will be issued for restaurants, diners, bars or carryouts. it's started an uproar. >> i don't favor complete ineligible for any kind of additions and that's what i fear we have at the present time. the door has slammed shut on any businesses -- new businesses at all. and so it's about striking the right balance. >> reporter: the mid city business association is slamming the decision, calling it outdated and harmful. business leaders also say it discourages entrepreneurs and sends the message that d.c. is not business friendly. some residents say the area is big enough for everyone. >> i was thinking in this area, people want to come in and put restaurants and businesses in. there is no reason they shouldn't be able to come in and put places in. it's a great area and it's up and coming and there's to reason

at a meeting in mexico, including venezuela's hugo chavez."queen of england, i'm talking to you," he declared. "the empire is over." chav he knocked the u.s., too. saying a populist tide will go against it. >> this is the shape of things to come in terms of a broader challenge to american world leadership by a coalition of anti-american regime in latin america. >> others say the u.s. is right to steer clear of the fight, saying america friendly governments will prevail. the u.s. said if asked it could mediate between the u.k. and argentina concerning the falklands but with the u.k. just starting the search for oil and argentina revving up the rhetoric, they don't seem to be at the chatting stage yet. in london, greg palkot, fox news. >> tiger woods making another apology. this time it's not for the cheating ways. instead he is saying he's sorry for the foul language he used at the masters. he placed fourth in the tournament, his first since the sex scandal broke in november. but after hitting a couple of lousy shots, he led loose some words w

. >> pat robertson and hugo chavez and depap-chopra credited the earthquake with human behavior. what is with them? what is with them? you must have some insight into cpopra? >> i have to text him later and find out exactly what is going on. >> you text him sf. >> yes. >> what does he text back? >> in fairness, so do i, greg. >> he helps me find my inner peace. >> let's get this straight. >> the get a piece. >> an older spiritual man is trying to help a young, beautiful girl seek inner peace through texting? >> yeah. >> i believe that. i believe that almost as much as i believe the earthquake was caused by a woman's dress. >> and he also has an accounting background and wanted to help you with your taxes? >> why do they feel the need to link behavior with natural disaster? do they just fear women? >> i think they do. i don't understand it. have i never in my -- i have never in my life seen an earthquake caused because a woman's earth is too short. maybe a little fog or something. but it is so crazy. iran, they are like the crazy uncle in your family. they just sit in the corner a