meet collin kaepernick.o long when folks started wrapping up that line, well there were a lot of people that were a little upset when they were told they weren't going to get to meet him. that's live pictures right now. fans coming out. collin kaepernick we understand has allowed the event to continue a little longer to allow him to be able to meet with everybody. and here he is talking about his newfound success he appears to be loving it right now. >> it's a little bit crazy. i mean, it's great to see the support people have. just hopefully we can keep it going. keep making them happy. you have to do everything you can to make sure you're prepared to what's coming up next. you can't worry about what happened last season. >> they don't come more popular right now than mr. kaepernick. meantime with all the hammering tiger woods has taken in recent years you can kind of imagine that he's been a little unnoticed of late. but did you notice he's the number two golfer in the world right now. you don't really ass

collin mcfadden's brother arrived from vietnam. collin needs a bone marrow transplant. let's not waste anymore time and show you the moment when the two brothers first saw each other. little collin has not seen his brother in several years. collin was adopted when he was 14 months old and brought to nevada. the mother, you can see approaches the 27-year-old to hug him and thank him. now, through an interpreter the 27-year-old says this is what he wanted to do. >> he said is able to come. >> giving collin one chance for a normal life. and can't thank him enough. i don't know how you thank someone for that. really lucky and grateful. >> now a year and a half ago collin mcfadden was diagnosed with aplastic aneema, his parents reached out to collin's brother, again 27-year-old talun who lives in vietnam. now, collin like i said before was akopt dod -- adopted when he was only 18 months old. 14 months old. since then the family has stayed in touch with the birth parents. now, just to wrap things up, it took months to sort out the paper work to get the 27-year-old here. the b

collin's brother was a perfect match. collin is lucky he has a brother. >> there is 10 million people in the national registry. less than 7% are asians so for someone that is asian decent has a chance of finding a match. >> they're telling their story to encourage people to get on their donor registry. >>. >> it took months to sort out the paper work this tralgz transplant will be performed april 18th. lun will get to meet his younger sister arc dopt fld fr china. now collin's brother will be in the bay area in about a month. we're going to hopefully show you the moment when they meet. again coming up at 6:00 i'm live from sfo, abc 7 news. >> leanne, thank you very much. >> and you should know donating rarely is intrusive as it used to be. and if you'd like to register we have a link on our web site. >> san francisco child abuse expansion center is developing a center for children what should be open this year. why more funding is needed for classes to teach children how to protect them selfs from sex abuse. >> no one tou

. >> collin probably didn't remember the last time he saw his big brother, but collin, with help from his sister ciara, is happy to greet him at the airport. collin was 14 months old when was he adopted but it's clear from the big smile on his big brother's face, he still remembers little collin. the 27-year-old man lived in a remote community in north vietnam. this is his first intercontinental flight and his first time in the united states. he's here because he is a one in a million match as a bone marrow donor for little collin, who suffers from aplastic anemia, a life-threatening disease. >> you are saving collin's life. >> he's giving collin one chance to have a normal life. can't thank him enough. i don't know how you thank somebody for that. >> collin's adoptive parents linda and john kept in contact with his birth family in vietnam. when the five-year-old was diagnosed, they were lucky big brother tho as a perfect match. he shared pictures of his son. >> that's your nephew. >> in the process of making arrangements for tho to come to the u.s. to be a donor, the mcfaddens learne

(collins sot)"it if collins can stay hot at the plate chances are good she will receive all western athletic conference honors for her first time ever. this week, we are featuring a star player on the spartan ladies softball team. s-j-s-u senior pitcher amanda pridmore was recognized this past week as the western athletic conference pitcher of the week. she posted a point-nine-one earned run average with twenty-five strikeouts. ">>>well i think, um, over the years what increases is your knowledge of the game and like your knowledge of like how to work with other teammates and i think that this year since i've had 5 years to know the game and learn the game i think that i'm more team-oriented than i was when i first started. so it just takes on takes on that it takes that time to get that experience." s-j-s-u softball is away on a long road trip but will return home on march twenty-second to take on utah state. ten spartans from the s-j-s-u swim and dive team have advanced to the wac conference finals. amy kilby and jessica holden will represent the diving team in the finals while amy friedho

, he still remembers little collin. the 27-year-old man lived in a remote community in north vietnam. this is his first intercontinental flight and his first time in the united states. he's here because owes a one in a million match as a bone marrow donor for little collin who suffers from aplastic anemia, a life-threatening disease. >> you are saving collin's life. >> he's giving collin one chance to have a normal life. can't thank him enough. i don't know how you thank somebody for that. >> collin's adoptive parents kept in contact with his birth family in vietnam. when the five-year-old was diagnosed, they were lucky big brother tho as a perfect match. he shared pictures of his son. >> that's your nephew. >> in the process of making arrangements for tho to come to the u.s. to be a donor, the mcfaddens learned his son was suffering from an infection and needed a $600 operation. the mcfadens were all too happy to help. >> he's very well. after two months he went back to school. >> tho will be in the u.s. for a month fo

. >> reporter: julie that little boy 5-year-old collin has been diagnosed with a rare disease. he was adopted and against all the odds, they found the match who arrived here at sfo today. and it is his own brother. >> reporter: collin mcfadden walks with a spring in his step and today he and his family drove from nevada to sfo for a meeting that could save his life. collin was adopted from vietnam when he was 14 months old, in 2011 his parents learned his son has a rare disease. >> my bottom hurts and my back hurts. >> reporter: a doctor told them that a bone marrow transplant was the only way to save him. >> reporter: collin is lucky. his parents have kept in touch with his birth family in vietnam and just before christmas they learned collin's brother. >> i'm meeting tah. >> reporter: tell us who that is? >> tho is my brother. >> nervous, nervous to meet him. excited, nervous. >> reporter: and finally they saw him. >> that's him. >> there he is. >> after 14,000 miles tho gave his little brother he hasn't seen in years a hug. it was a difficult trip though. tho's own 2-year-ol

. >> reporter: julie that little boy 5-year-old collin has been diagnosed with a rare disease.he was adopted and against all the odds, they found the match who arrived here at sfo today. and it is his own brother. >> reporter: collin mcfadden walks with a spring in his step and today he and his family drove from nevada to sfo for a meeting that could save his life. collin was adopted from vietnam when he was 14 months old, in 2011 his parents learned his son has a rare disease. >> my bottom hurts and my back hurts. >> reporter: a doctor told them that a bone marrow transplant was the only way to save him. >> reporter: collin is lucky. his parents have kept in touch with his birth family in vietnam and just before christmas they learned collin's brother. >> i'm meeting tah. >> reporter: tell us who that is? >> tho is my brother. >> nervous, nervous to meet him. excited, nervous. >> reporter: and finally they saw him. >> that's him. >> there he is. >> after 14,000 miles tho gave his little brother he hasn't seen in years a hug. it was a difficult trip though. tho's own 2-year-old

. >> joan wood followed by john horn and ron collins. >> good afternoon sir. >> good afternoon all of you. i'm second generation and living in north beach continuous ly since 1962 which is a long time. i'm here because our elected representative david chew seems to have stopped representing us he won't call a community meeting the last community meeting was cut short by a fire alarm with a whole lot of unanswered questions i'm sure you received our march 14th letter that we have had to schedule ourselves because mr. chew doesn't answer our requests for the questions to be answered or about another community meeting. mr. nolan you have acknowledged and mr. rifkin you have acknowledged -- back in december we were given five options for where they could be extracted one of them was clear down on columbus and taylor streets which is totally unrealistic -- and among the five is the chinatown option and now we're told that other circumstances have neg ated -- therefore we're having to have our own community meeting inviting you and experts that you referred to but we've never seen any repor

collins defended her care. kool smiles called the treatment "appropriate" and "in compliance with professional guidelines" and said it was a "rare case." in addition, the company said kari reyes overreacted, exhibiting threatening behavior toward dr. collins, which kari denies. >> hold your chin up. i'm going to do one tooth, okay? and then you tell me. here, open up for me. >> o'brien: critics say problems arise from kool smiles' business model. >> close for me. >> i got a bonus. so if i met my goals for the month, i got a bonus. it was based on production, it was based on patients. o'brien: is that the same for everybody who works there? >> for certain employees. for certain employees. so you're looking at the office managers, you're looking at your doctors and then their supervisors that i was aware of. >> our dentists come in and they're salaried, and so they are focused on how many... >> o'brien: there's no bonus? >> they're coming in, they're focused on a salary, and we do have a bonus that's a quality qu

a name like collins will -- and i generally don't do this. it will play catch-up.row collins in the defense sector, which they don't necessarily throw boeing there. the move we've seen in boeing, i think you're going to see it in lockheed martin and rockwell collins. >> where do you stand on boeing now that the 787 fiasco is starting to lift? >> i think boeing has upside, but i'd like at a stock like atk, alliance technology. this is another that's defensive, aerospace related. when you take a look at what's it's trading at, single digits, $49. if you take a look back to where you were looking, guy, before the obama administration came into office, this is a $110 stock. there's definitely room to the upside still for this stock. i look at the entire defense space. i think you're right. i think there's a lot of promise in a lot of these different stocks going to the upside. >> 2013 has been a rough year, to put it nicely. for peabody energy, the stock is up more than 21%. raymond james upgrading the stock to an outperform, raising stock prices to $21 a share. let's

work out at contra costa county shows collin kaepernick the luck. >> it's a little bit crazy. >>> this bay area couple just won $33 million in the lottery. their big plan to help the community. >> plus there's some coastal fog out there. i'll show you the conditions you can expect for your bay area weekend.

collin kaepernick head sticking up in the red beanie could have used some blockers tonight trying toe the cell phone shots fans were trying to get jamming the aisles after they heard he was finished with autographs and making a run. >> to me it's just part of the job now. it's part of what you do to give back to the fans who support you. >> thank you. >> oh, you're so welcome. nice to meet you too. >> reporter: for 90 minutes he was cool under pressure, unrushed. fans thanking him for the super bowl. asking about work outs already on the way for next season. >> it does come fast. you have to do everything you can to make sure you are prepared for what's going to come next. you can't worry about what happened last season. >> hello. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> i like yourierny. >> reporter: kaepernick called his own play even as handlers tried to stop it. >> this is what you work out for. for all these signatures. >> reporter: he had a hug for an old classmate, her dad his fourth grade teacher. the line to see kaepernick stretched all the way around the store. to get through all

primer las neshg o latinoamericano, tenemos una amplia cobertura y comenzamos con marÍa antonieta collinsn muy buenos dÍas, o amanece en el vaticano, y un gran trabajo duro para univisiÓn, ahora el papa tiene el papa nÚmero 266, en el cÓnclave, jornada intensa, llena de suspenso de emociÓn y de un papa que llegÓ de amÉrica que habla espaÑol que es eje sujesu que es el primer en llamarse francisco. luego de una ansiosa espera de la multitud congregada en la plaza de san pedro a las 7 con 8 de la noche en hora de roma, hubo humo blanco, seÑal definitiva que 1200 millones de catÓlicos tenÍan yan nuevo papa. asÍ entre multitud de mÁs de mil personas, desafiaron el mal tiempo, y eligieron atl pontificie 266, replicaron las campana de las iglesia catÓlica, despuÉs otra espera de mÁs de una hora, hasta que de par en par, se abrieron las puertas del balcÓn de las bendiciones en lalo guÍa central de la basilica de san pedro y el cardenal po protodÍacono exprese esÓ en laÍa buena nueva. >>> les anuncia una gran alegrÍa, avemus papa. apareciÓ el papa francisco ante la multitud enardecida, su vos otr

[speaker not understood] and accepting the trophy is brenda chu and alicia collins, the company had 45% participation. so, here's brian: -- brenda and alicia on behalf of nectar therapeutics. clap lap (applause) clap >> and the third place winner is jennifer taylor. the company had 13% participation. jennifer? is jennifer here? (applause) >> and for the highest level of employee participation in a small company where 100% of their employees participated, we have bars and tone creative agency and accepting the trophy is eric stekel. eric, thank you so much. congratulations. (applause) >> and we also have langley investment properties and accepting the proof i is blake peterson. is blake here? thank you, blake. (applause) >> and for the most clean

collin goddard, campaign manager for the brady campaign to prevent gun violence.entlemen, thanks for joining me. mark, i was shocked to see mark why rubio link arms with rand paul and ted cruz on this, since he is trying to put himself out there to be the moderate dude. >> well, you want to be president some day, the nra says if you want it do it, this is how you get through a primary. they give you a piece of paper and you salute and follow orders. then you hope people forget at the general election. >> how dispondant does that make you. the language around this is as incendiary and reaction airy as it has been. i find that part offensive. i find the rest of it depressing. >> as do i. if you don't support the bills, then vote against it. don't not have a discussion about it. we have 90% of americans wanting something to be done. we're not even going to have a discussion? they are going to filibuster even a debate? that's just not how we do things here. >> mark, the economist, our neighbors across the pond, decidingly -- >> they use longer words. >> they do and th

collin kaepernick head sticking up in the red beanie could have used some blockers tonight trying to get out of this safeway store. these are the cell phone shots fans were trying to get jamming the aisles after they heard he was finished with autographs and making a run. >> to me it's just part of the job now. it's part of what you do to give back to the fans who support you. >> thank you. >> oh, you're so welcome. nice to meet you too. >> reporter: for 90 minutes he was cool under pressure, unrushed. fans thanking him for the super bowl. asking about work outs already on the way for next season. >> it does come fast. you have to do everything you can to make sure you are prepared for what's going to come next. you can't worry about what happened last season. >> hello. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> i like yourierny. >> reporter: kaepernick called his own play even as handlers tried to stop it. >> this is what you work out for. for all these signatures. >> reporter: he had a hug for an old classmate, her dad his fourth grade teacher. the line to see kaepernick stretched all the w

dicen estÁ trabajando dicen otros en la iglesia santa marÍa, nuestra corresponsal marÍa antonieta collinsisco hoy dejÓ en claro que un resbalÓn en la vida no es una caÍda. >>> no estÁ acostumbrado a esas gradas, todavÍa no les toma la medida. >>> esto sucediÓ durante su encuentro con el colegio cardenalicio en pleno, pero es la vegdz vsegunda vez que le pa >>> al bajar a saludar a so dan que le dijo las palabras de saludo tambiÉn tras ta bi jtabÓ. pero la jornada del papa abriÓ con algo acontecido. >>> en una mentira no me da pena decirlo es una mentira y lo que inventÓ es un mentiroso >>> la prensa dice que ayer en la catedral el papa rechazÓ saludar alocar de ncardenal americano, luego de encubrir a sacerdote pe de rashderasta >>> esta maÑana me llegÓ esa informaciÓn, entonces tenÍa de cerca aloc vicario para roma y e iba al lado del papa cuando fue me dijo eso es falso >>> esta maÑana al slu descaalu papa se lo habrÍa comentado >>> el cardenal le dijo algo al oÍdo y el papa hizo un gesto de sorpresa >>> pero en esta reuniÓn el papa fue austero con Él y alguien mÁs >>> mahony ha sido mu

atentos a lo que pasaba, al final del dÍa no saliÓ humo blanco, como nos informa marÍa antonieta collinsapa como dicta la primera tradiciÓn >>> el gran favorito en general siempre sale cardenal no suele ser elegido, pero han habido sÍ. los favoritos hacen recortdar cÓ punteros lo cierto que hay varias posibilidades entre ellos, 3 norteamericanos. ellos stas establecieron una nueva era. >>> dream team norteamericano en el vaticano que anulÓ a el bloque alemÁn que llevaba la voz cantante >>> rompieron un estabÚ en lo q respecto al cÓnclave siendo muy abiertos con la prensa >>> abierto as una comunicaciÓn democrÁtica, en solas colinas >>> organizaron ruedas de prensa justo despuÉs de lo que okey mi skwo organizÓ el vaticano >>> 3 dÍas despuÉs fueron los cardenales quienes fueron salen skwas silenciadoss por el vaticano, pero habÍan hablado. llegaron al cÓnclave para hablar de supuestos abusos y conductas impropias en la santa sede no se las dieron operpero armaron rui >>> estÁn diciendo de manera clara y manera firme queremos un buen gobierno para la iglesia catÓlica. >>> lo cierto que 3 de

maría antonieta collins salió a investigar.a. >>> no todavía no toma la medida. >>> esto ocurrió en su encuentro con el colegio carnina liz en pleno es segunda vez que le pasa en 2 días. >>> al bajarse a saludar a sodano, que le dijo las palabras de saludo, tras ta bli yo hay que tener más cuidado. son muy chiquitas y cortas. pero se va a acostumbrar. >>> la jornada para el papa ha abrió con algo acontecido. >>> es una mentira y no me da pena decirlo. es una mentira y el que es lo inventó es un mentiroso la prensa dice que ayer en la catedral de santa maría. el papa rechazó saludarlo destituido de la dioses luego de incluir a sacerdotes pederastas. >>> está mañana me llegó esa información y yo tenía cerca al cardenal que es el bivicario pa roma y que iba al lado del papa cuando fue y me dijo es falso. >>> esta mañana, lou al saludar al papa se lo comentó. >>> el cardenal con la mano en el pecho le dijo algo al oído al papa y hizo un gesto de sorpresa y que ha negado. . >>> pero el vat vat ca nirbt >>> y y muchos cardenales. y r

francis collins. one of them is -- we have some footage here of you at a graduation at the university of michigan, back in 2007. were you giving a graduation address? >> i was. >> let's look back. [video clip] >> this is a song that probably after today, you will never again want to hear it. this is a rush, playing my guitar at chrysler arena. [laughter] whoa. someone, lock the doors.i do not want this to slip away. this is a song of the student experience, except for the last sentence, which is for me as a genetics professor. so here we go.♪ ♪ ♪ i came i bought the books lived in the dorms followed directions i worked, studied hard, made lots of friends who had i crammed s they gave me grades and may i say, not in a fair way but more, much more than this, i did it their way ♪ [applause] >> now why did you do that? >> oh, goodness. i grew up in a musical family, and music has always been for me a break from the seriousness of life, whether it is a joyful song or a silly song.even a sad song. it is a w

. >> right now, collin ferrell gets gritty. >> none of it is too pretty or romantic. >> ryan lochte, the icon. >> fun so see my friends. >> warming up for another round of dancing. >> i'm bringing in the crazy to the dance floor. >> and laying down the law with the stars of "justified." >> trust your gut and go with what makes you up in the morning. >> we're rolling out the red arpet now. >> welcome to "on the red carpet" on the set of "justified." i'm rachel smith. we're inside the office of marshal raymond gibbons. we will show you around and chat with the cast. first let's get you to the red carpet. we're at the premier of "dead man down." >> "dead man down" is a big crime drama, from the director of the original "girl with the dragon tattoo" and he brought that girl from that movie to this movie. >> i know where you keep it. you want to find out if the girl's watching you for what you did. i saw you kill this man. >> it's like you know, having your sister there you can fight with them, you know. you love her and you know, we will be very passionate about our work and so is collin

can yourancis collins, give us in a nutshell what nih is? every year ofdget approximately $30 billion. -- $30 million. half of that goes out to grants in every state of the nation. when you hear about a breakthrough that has happened in diabetes research or autism or alzheimer's, it is very likely that it came from a university or institute somewhere that was supported by nih. that is what we do. we support the best and brightest to chase after their visionary ideas, and we think we are good at that. >> what is the influence? how do you influence what goes on? >> it is a very big place. it has 27 institutes and centers. they are various diseases- or focused.tance each of these is led by remarkable, world-class scientists. they work across the landscape to try to identify what has to happen next in order to advance human health. my role as nih director is to look across the entire landscape and particularly to identify things that may not be specific to one disease or organ system but could benefit everything, new ways of doing science. since

collins, go ahead.caller: i'd like to address a couple of things. there have been great individuals throughout u.s. history, micro and macro. we woudld not have gotten here o this point without them. secondly, the miliatary. trong. military is s it is great. it is powerful. but i see too much demenaning of the current government with megaphones which weakens it. government a strong to control the military. without it, it could be taken over. we will let the congressman respond. throughoutave folks history who have moved our country forward, who have brought great ideas to the table, who has -- have passionately spoke for those. we probably have a difference of opinion. our military is still led by civilians, it is still a constitutional role underneath the congress and the president. i think that is the role it should be. i think there is a good system of checks and balances. i don't think that is a risk. i think we have to look at how our military is used. this anniversary gives us an opportunity to lo

collin. >> hi, good afternoon. i am at dean and founder of the san francisco institute of aesthetics and cosmotology. so i am concerned that if it turns into a residential hub, we're going to lose a little bit of that action down there. we have about 175-200 students between day and night school enrolled at any given time and see between 850-1,000 guests per month. we use dna lounge for hair shows as part of the curriculum for the students. there is very limited space where we can do that and definitely need that space to be open. anyone who moves into south of market knows exactly what neighbor is about. i am not in support of residents on 11th street. i am in support of folsom being a two-way street. we're superunique, you can get your bike fixed and get a cupcake and have your haircut. it's the perfect spot for that. and the live music permits we're definitely in support of that as well. you have probably heard the campaigns to keep soma creative and funky and live music and please don't allow people that don't

collins: he turns the corner fast. we loop through the circle k. air unit picks him up on roosevelt. i'm about a good hundred yards behind him 'cause he's going real fast. he makes the turn southbound on 22nd place. he's out of my sight. air unit says he bails out. his car crashes up there. i continue driving down the street. i thought i had the car in park, but i guess i didn't. i bailed out of the car. i got into a foot pursuit that went to the fence. i tackled him, wrestled him on the ground. he had a .25 auto and a bag of dope on him. as i got up the lieutenant's car is sitting in the fence there. there's no damage to the l.t.'s car. her fence-- she seems pretty nice about it but we're going to have to take an accident report. okay. all right? all right. she takes him over there in her boyfriend's car. she's using the phone. he gets into a fight with some other unknown subject. he displays a gun. who? the guy we have in custody. with his little .25 auto. displays the gun. everybody runs. at some point, he jumps in the car that has the keys in t

. >>> check this out, hundreds of people are lined up for a chance to meet collin kaepernick. we want to show you live pictures from the safeway. the line has been wrapped around that building for hours all for the chance to see collin kaepernick. he's there to sign photographs on behalf of gatorade. i want to show you video taken earlier inside the store. boy you can see it is just jam packed. you have to say that collin kaepernick there he is with the cap on has to be one of the most popular athletes in the country right now and he's going to be there until 6:30 if you want to get a chance to get his photograph. >>> a small earthquake was reported off the coast this afternoon. the 2.7 quake was centered around 7 miles out in the pacific from san francisco. the u.s. gs website shows a couple of dozen people said they felt the small shaker which happened just before 12:30. the quake was more than 4 miles deep. >> only on 2, we learned just how many guns have been confiscated from travelers passing through bay area airports. >> back here in 10 minutes there's a little bit of co

cardenales en aparente exhortación a los prelados por el manejo de la santa sede, maría antonieta collinsdías, es una mañana lluviosa por allá, cuéntanos. >>> frío, ha caído hasta granizo, satcha pretto, muy buenos días, desde la ciudad de el vaticano y efectivamente ha arrancado el cónclave 175 con la misa pro eligiendo pontífice, el cardenal Ángelo sodano pidió que se orara para elegir al sucesor. >>> el cónclave número 175 de la iglesia católica ha comenzado con la esperanza de un cambio. >>> poco a poco la iglesia va cambiando. >>> pero el primer cambio tiene que ser el exterior. >>> es el canto de los 115 cardenales que ds después de la misa pro eligiendo pontífice, les dio la responsabilidad de elegir al nuevo papa después de benedicto xvi. >>> que sea bueno eso es muy importante que sepa que estamos en una situación de crisis. >>> en solo 12 días la basílica de san pedro se preparo. >>> el papa tiene que entrar en un dilema, también, de cómo responderle al mundo y cómo poder gobernar la iglesia con sabiduría. >>> en una habitación contigua, cuelgan ya las 3 prendas papales, en 3 ta

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accepting the trophy are brenda chu and alicia collins. (applause) >> thank you so much, guys. and on behalf of the board of supervisors, i want to congratulate every individual and organization that participated in improving the environment and your participation competing with the other counties also kind of makes us proud as san franciscans. it is a shining example of how companies in the bay area can thrive as successful businesses and cooperate to reduce administrations, emissions and keep our air clean one commute at a time. so, i'd like to ask if supervisor avalos could come up as well as we take a quick photo and then move on as the board. ~ (applause) >> , supervisor mar. it's my honor to make the next presentation who is to someone who -- colleagues, we all have a lot of community leaders and activists that care about public safety. ~ but if i had to single out one person who city-wide who has simply identified to knows what it means to fight for a safer community, it would be this next individual. david chan is someone who many of you have worked with who joined sf s

. >>> tambiÉn maría antonieta collins nos dice cómo va el proceso de elección del próximo papa y tambiénérica, comenzamos ♪. >>> vamos al punto con jorge ramos ♪. >>> vamos al punto hugo chávez murió y esa, esa es la noticia en venezuela y en el resto del mundo,más allá de la muerte de chávez, hay pocos detalles de su enfermedad, de cómo pasó sus últimos momentos y de los conflictos con su familia y colaboradores. >>> mucho ha ocurrido en venezuela en solo 6 días, murió chávez fue honrado por 33 jefes de estado, anunciaron que será embalsamado,el tribunal supremo permitió que maduro sea candidato. >>> convocamos elección del próximo papa para el 14 de abril >>> la oposición luce desvalida, y tiene 11 días para convencer a quienes tienen al resaca de las elección presidencial pasada. >>> las desventajas son enormes y se evidencian en los discursos. >>> votar todo por nicolás maduro y golpear a la gente facista. >>> entre el domingo y el lunes los candidatos tienen que inscribirse, todo en el marco de chávez que está en capilla ardiente. >>> venezuela pasa ahora con una carrera electoral c

. >> what does)gí# collin kaepernk >> what does)gí# collin kaepernk think ys of walking to give a breastlifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> good evening, alex smith's back up at this time of the year now is he starting quarterback. bringing physical activity back to schools. cap was asked about the pursuing,je!÷ rivas of the jets. >> at this point nothing can be done until march 12th so whether he's with us, or not he's going to be a great quarterback. >> i think our team is very talented as is. a player like rivas is an all star player. he can do it all. i mean an n.addition from someone like+xao him would be amazing we have talent on our team now. and have to finish. >> bartolo cologne, and brandon moss singling to right he

that's in the words of lawrence collins. * this is' a lot of people in the community hurting about him. * there's this is a reminder we are not creating a safe community. it is very hard to live with as well. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. thank you, supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor avalos, for bringing that to the attention of all of us, especially because it's been happening for so many years. and i think that's why it's really important that we begin to really look at making sure that every kid in high school has an opportunity for summer employment and year round employment. it's what saved my life, being able to be employed and use the small money that i received from the employment in order to help with family needs and other things was really important. and it's something as simple as making sure that our kids have stipends or employment or some sort of opportunity outside of just their immediate environment is what's going to help change lives. and i'm looking forward to helping work with you on that. so, thank you very much. and thi

lindsey graham, rob portman, bob corker, tom coburn and susan collins. >> i expect the president to talk to various members. frankly i wish he had done more of that over the years. we've had all of us very limited interaction with the president. he certainly doesn't have to go through me to call my members. >>> so on the international front, seven days of mourning have begun for the polarizing leader of venezuela. live pictures as people are coming on ultimate en masse. the body being moved from a military hospital where he died taking through the streets and mass crowds. people started filling the roads last night as of news came he lost his two-year battle with cancer. as required by the constitution, an election is set for 30 days from now. the white house issuing this statement, saying at this challenging time, the united states reaffirms its support for the venezuelan people and its interest in develop -- that relationship, as we all know, between chavez and the president, that was a rocky one, straight up to the end. there was no u.s. am intoes do recall there, there hasn't been on

otros temas, una escuela ha sido blanco de los ladrones 16 veces en los últimos años, maría antonieta collins es que les robaron los cristales. >> esta madre de familia siente rabia por algo, es que han tenido que cubrir con plástico el último destrozo que viven. >> nosotras nos levantamos por los niños por sacar este jardín en adelante. >> han vivido el robo en 16 veces. >> mi hijo dijo, ¿qué me robaron?. >> es que es difícil explicar esto. >> las escuelas como muchas partes de la ciudad está carentes de seguridad día y noche. >> es importante para uno, dice uno otra vez. >> nos han robado la tubería de cobre, lavamanos de sanitarios, cablerio de teléfonos. >> todo lo venden en mercado negro. >> 300 escuelas como estas comparten con vecindarios edn su totalidad vandalizados y el mismo factor en común. >> son comunidades muy alejadas y es gente que está cerca de esa comunidad. >> padres de familias han reemplazado la calefacción portátil. >> muchos padres prefieren tenerlos entre las cobijas que mandarlos a escuelas abiertas. >> ahora nosotros lo llevamos a casa y al siguiente día regresamos

y la sueca y protagonista de la mujer con el dragón tatuado trabajan juntamente con collin farrel en en el set, el castillo se construyó, la ciudad esmeralda también, el puente elíptico también, así que cuando entraba la set me sentía en un cuento de hadas. >>> te tomaste fotos y las mandastge a tu esposo. >>s>¿sabes qué? no, porque esto era completamente confidencial. >>> por qué a las mujeres siempre nosotros queremos verle lo bueno al chico malo. >>> no lo sé, creo que es la cualidad maternal que heredamos, opina michelle williams, recomienda esa actitud como madre, pero no como amante. >>> también llegan a las pantallas estos dos grandes actores (información en pantalla) en al pelota dead man down, para buscar venganza de un hombre que marcó su vida. >>> también en los estrenos en dvd, wreck it ralph que rompió los records de taquilla en la historia de los estudios disney, que tengan feliz fin de semana, regresamos a los estudios . >>> tú también, daniela, ahora pueden ver a sofía vergara como desdémona, en la cinta donde comparte créditos con antonio banderas, cuba gooding junio

it's collin bailey. but today announcement were overshadowed by allegation of allegations of ongoing problem by the leadership. leanne joins with us more on all of this. >> bailey who works is new york is not here for the announcement. as you said, it has been deedee willsy in the news lately. it took a year and a world wide search in the end, collin bailey expert of european art was selected to head the fine arts muse seems. the board president says there will be change autos director has ability to remove anyone he wishes to remove. i'm sure he won't do that right away. i think he will make whatever changes he feels will strengthen this museum. >> in san francisco it's hard not to mention willsy and the deyoung in the same sentence. she waged a campaign to rebuild the must yeem using private money. >> keep strong confidence in this museum and in our institutions in general. >> but following the death of john buchanan, san francisco socialite has come under fire over par departure of staff members and s

maría antonieta collins, nos cuenta >>a las 8:05: hrs se escribio una hoja más. retiro, guardaban esta guardia >>papa benedicto xvi había entregado el cargo con solemnidad. fue una jornada larga que había comenzado temprano, al despedirse en sala. papa benedicto xvi fue efusivo con norberto rivera y juan sandoval iñigues, oscar andrés rodriguez cardenal de honduras después la cronica para la historia, la despedida de sus colaboradores en palacio san amaro donde había recogido sus ultimas pertenencias, luego al helicóptero con el que sobrevoló roma el tañir de las campanas lo acompañaron por los sitios más familiares, que comenzo por plaza san pedro >>la alegría y tristeza se confunde, deja un trabajo hecho en la iglesia, y tristeza porque nos deja, fue un gran pastor, >>el pensamiento del sacerdote venezolano lo compartian quienes llegaban a presenciar el acontecimiento >>espectacular, maravilloso, esto se ve solo una vez en la vida. >>esta familia chilena estaba a la par que los demas, daban las gracias por su papado >>finalmente los apartamentos papales fueron