-- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books about the anastazi because you brought out some of the non-flattering parts of their culture like violence. how did you conclude that they were a violent culture? . >> well, i didn't necessarily conclude they were a violent culture, i just concluded there was vio

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and on the last trip you can see the sea of cortez out there on the horizon. we walked to the edge of the dunes and even out there, just past the edge of the dunes, you would find places where there's -- there were piles of pottery, pottery scattered in the sand, and then the desert pan extended out and then you reach the sea of cortez that lies beyond. you know, i should -- i want to show you guys these next slides. i'm kind of running out of time here but i've got to show you this place. i'm not going to go into heavy detail, i want to take you down here into the sierra madre. i was following routes all over for the house of rain, trying to figure out where the anastazi went when they left house of rain. many of them made the modern pueblos but other groups continued south. i followed pottery trails down into the sierra madre where my wife and two others went out and we came to these cliff dwellings. it seemed like every single cave we looked into had cliff dwellings. and this wasn't a place with trails. this wasn't a known location. many of these sites were

one decision revive one part of the sea of cortez. should there be more control on the type of music videos that children watch? david cameron is meeting industry bosses to talk about how to stop children from watching sexually seductivuggese videos. >> every generation of parents and children with in a world that is constantly changing. many parents are increasingly concerned that not every change is for the best. with the click of a mouse or a tap on the screen, children can access an endless stream of music and videos online. and, without even realizing it, parents say that puts them under increasing pressure to become consumers and, in a world which is more sexualize, -- instead of children being allowed to be children, it is too much pressure to grow up too quickly. among the recommendations are that music videos should be given age ratings and that more should be done to stop children accessing inappropriate material on line. the advertising standards agency has changed its guidelines for billboards close to school. anything dee

jolene cortez/estudiante de mission college 4:01:00 la gente va en su propio paso, no todos somos iguales persona quiere hacerlo más despacio que otra eso está bien, cada persona a su propio ritmo..

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---segun la policia, el pasado 25 de diciembre, cortez arroj a su hijo de un aÑo y diez meses de edada y fue ella misma quien alerto a las autoridades... ---ahora enfrenta varios cargos incluido el de poner en riesgo la vida de un menor... cu ---en el aeropuerto de san francisco se realiza un decomiso de drogas de grandes proporciones. .. take vo ---segun las autorides, mas de 500 mil dolares de metanfetamina y cocaina fueron descubiertos dentro de dos maletas que pertenecian a dos personas que provenian de mexico... ---pedro rodriguez de 21 aÑos, y su acompaÑante, yuniba cordero de 22, fueron detenidos luego de que una maquina de "rayos x" descubriera las casi 20 libras de estupefacientes que llevaban en su equipaje... ---la policia inform que ambos sospechosos son ciudadanos de los estados unidos y que ya fueron entregados a agentes de inmigracion.... cu - anchor ---el problema de estudiantes drogados o que llevan sustancias alucinogenas a la escuela, ha llevado a un distrito a considerar medidas serias. ---operativos de rastreo por perros policia. ---pilar nino nos cuenta en donde

. >> reporter: some desperate fans are offering interesting deals in trade like randy cortez. how about these latest air jordans? last month people endured long lines, fights, gunshots and pepper spray to get their hands on these special edition basketball shoes. cortez has two brand-new ones he will trade for tickets to see the 9ers play. >> i think it's worth it. i'm a san franciscan born and raised. i think i would rather create memories than go to the 9ers game. they are worth -- tickets are going for $300. these shoes are around 350. even trade i think. >> reporter: the strangest trade of the day, how about a pound of top grade marijuana? the oakland man who preferred anonymity says it's worth $3,000 but there's a catch. >> not anybody can buy it, can trade with us. it's only those who are licensed, medical marijuana patients. >> reporter: linda yee, cbs 5. >> that's pretty crazy. >>> the be is on what the two mayors are going to bet come game day depending on who wins. new york, of course san francisco. if the 9ers win new york mayor michael bloomberg will rename 49th st

and when the sordid things that happen after cortez, suddenly there's all these spaniards thinking i can do this, i can go out and randomly and feingold. and they are able, it's a little bit like the dotcom boom. netscape goes up, everybody is willing to fund the most idiotic ideas and the random spaniards can go as they give me a boat, and they fly out in all directions. >> one critic frazier book by calling it, referring to your prose as being very muscular. there is something in the pros that matches the audacity of the explorers you're describing but in so far as there is some attempt to yoke of the comments and so the across the atlantic but across the pacific also. do you admire this habit within the mail that you describe? >> actually i haven't thought about it. i guess this is part of what people do. and of all cultures, you know, i described how the chinese are pushing out west and body slamming into asian minorities. they are still doing this today. so there is, often when you history like this is an lot of handwritten. one of the most striking comments that is in the last

a free black man, a conquistador was with ponce de leon in florida and then went to cortez were to cortez defeated the aztecs. in 1524, with a record of him living as an honored citizen in mexico city. there is a black man named mr. bon terra test of unexplored florida in 1528. he was shipwrecked in present-day galveston, texas. he was enslaved by indians for five years. he escaped and we know -- we have a map in the book that he wandered for 15,000 miles from florida, you know, these places -- all the names and giving to what is now texas and nice name, which became. he was held by a son of the sign and return to exploration in 1537 and he was captured and executed it is in the people in what is now new mexico in the year 1539 because they saw him as a harbinger of unwanted visitors who would change their way of life forever. my brother, dr. paul gates is fascinated by crime figures and dolls and for yours is trying to figure out why the people had a black faced all. we figured out it was because this doll was a relic or remnant of esteban, which of course is stephen and spanish. by 157,

houston police say the girl was arrested in 2011 for a misdemeanor theft and claimed to be tica cortez, a columbia woman born1990. after being jailed, a sheriff office employee recommended an immigration detainer be put on her and an immigration judge ordered her back to columbia. u.s. immigration officials insist they followed procedure and found nothing to indicate the girl wasn't a columbian woman. >> highlights coming your way in saturday's sports xtra. plus, a big temperature change. that's on your way. gwen. >> absolutely right. we'll see a big change. and i'm going to have the details on what you can expect. one big hint, have your coat ready in the morning. we'll be back after the break.  >>> an exceptionally warm day today. unbelievable that we are in january and we are getting temperatures like this. but we hit 68 degrees at national airport today. almost 70. that's some 25 degrees warmer than the seasonal average for the day. 64 at dulles and 66 degrees at vwi. enjoy it, there are changes on the way. right now it's mild outside. 50 degrees at national airport. 46 at gaither

and then he went with cortez when cortez defeated the aztecs.in 1524 we have a record of him living as an honored citizen in mexico city. there was a black man nameddest ban. est ban explored florida in 1528. he was ship wrecked in present-day galveston, texas, he was enslaved by indians for five years. he escaped, and we know -- we have a map in the book as you know -- that he wandered for a total of 15,000 miles from florida, you know, these places weren't all the names that i'm giving through what is now texas and new spain which became mexico. he was hailed as a medicine man and a son of the sun. and he returned to exploration in 1537, and he was captured and executed by the zuni people in what is now new mexico in the year 1539 because they saw him as a harbinger of unwanted visitor, unwanted visitor who would change their way of life forever. my brother, dr. paul gates, is fascinated by clown figures and dolls. and for years he was trying to figure out why the zuni people had a black-faced doll. and we figured out that it was because this

después de un error de marvin cabrera, a los 86, javier cortez.io caliente, el club tijuana con un gol de último minuto se llevó una peleada victoria sobre monterrey 1-0. en fútbol europa, en españa el barcelona recibió la visita de real betis. iba ganando 2-0, después lo empataron, pero al final ganó 4-2 con goles de xabi, messi, y otro de messi desde el punto penal. en los playoffs de la nfl, contaron con dos para vencer a houston por 20-13. aprovecharon los errores para obtener su paso a la final de la conferencia amer inana, frente a los patriotas de inglaterra. con tres pases de ely manning, 37-20. el próximo será con los 49ers de san francisco por el título de la conferencia nacional. es todo por ahora, gracias por habernos acompañado. hasta la próxima. >> gracias. para la despedida, vamos a los Ángeles, donde se entregaron los premios del cine de oro. contaron con salma hayek y antonio banderas. salma hayek comenzó a agrad equernos en español. mientras otro integrante traducía sus palabras. así llegamos con las noticias más importantes. muc

several africans traveled with armando cortez and 1519. among them a black man named ha juan who was a slave rights man and was the first person he claimed in a letter to the king of spain the first to plant a crop in the new world. if anybody made the claim it had to be a black man. [laughter] a black man accompanied through texas and mexico in 1528. black men in peru in 1531 with the unfortunate conquest of the income and 200 black men accompanied to the modern-day ecuador in 1534 and i wanted to tell you a little bit about this. one conversed it to be converted to christianity before arriving in the new world. he explored florida. remember in school the fountain of youth? did you know a free black man a conquistadores in florida went with cortez when he defeated the aztecs. in 1524 we had a record of him living as an honored citizen in mexico city. there was a black man and as the bomb. test on export florida in 1528 and was shipped in present-day cultist in texas and was enslaved by indians for five years. he escapes and we know we hav

jolene cortez/estudiante de mission college 4:01:00 la gente va en su propio paso, no todos somos igualesa quiere hacerlo más despacio que otra eso está bien, cada persona a su propio ritmo.. s.o.t. abraham rosales/alumno de 28 años 9:41:00 si la persona enseña que está trabajando, está esforzandose, pero tiene que también dedicarse a otras cosas verdad, que no se le limite asi como a mi.. la directiva tambin recomend que todo estudiante declare su carrera y se fije una meta. s.o.t. 16:15:00 antes nadie les preguntaba qué es lo que quieres estudiar, por qué estás aqui, qué es tu meta. y ahora tenemos que preguntarle de su meta desde el principio.. ella aclara que habr excepciones.. y que podra haber ajustes a las recomendaciones antes de que sean implementadas .. cu - peluffo outro las recomendacio nes todava tienen que ser aprobadas por la legislatura para que entren en vigor.. y ese proceso llevar varios meses.. csar, regreso contigo.. cu ---el ex-gobernador de massachusett s, mitt romney, gan el segundo round en la batalla por la nominacin republicana hacia la eleccin presidencial de e

. >> muchos como juan cortÉz. >> espero que romney combagane. >> el ex gobernador de massachusetts quiÉnolamente en comerciales en este estado, y se perfila como el favorito parecÍa hoy casi saborear la victoria. >> (en inglÉs). >> tanto asÍ que ya cambiÓ su tÁctica. >> hasta ayer atacaba a newt gingrich, hoy. >> (en inglÉs). >> el presidente obama ha perdido el contacto con los estadounidenses, afirmÓ romney. >> si soy nominado por el partido republicano atacarÉ agresivamente sugestiÓn. >> pero la ventaja que le lleva newt gingrich... apenas 8 puntos. >> segÚn la ultima encuesta de hoy 39% de electorado apoya al ex gobernador de massachusetts contra 31% a gingrich. >> y es por eso que el ex presidente de la cÁmara hoy en orlando, tambiÉn posoaba para fotos victorioso. >> y convencido que el mismo tipo de votante que lo eligiÓ en carolina del sur lo apoyarÁ en la florida. >> (en inglÉs). >> es evidente que todo el voto conservador tendrÁ mas importancia en las urnas que aquellos que voten por romney afirmÓ. >> quien gane en la florida no solo se llevarÁ todos sus 50 delegados sino llevar

jolene cortez/estudiante de mission college 4:01:00 la gente va en su propio paso, no todos somos igualesespacio que otra eso está bien, cada persona a su propio ritmo.. s.o.t. abraham rosales/alumno de 28 años 9:41:00 si la persona enseña que está trabajando, está esforzandose, pero tiene que también dedicarse a otras cosas verdad, que no se le limite asi como a mi.. la directiva tambin recomend que todo estudiante declare su carrera y se fije una meta. s.o.t. 16:15:00 antes nadie les preguntaba qué es lo que quieres estudiar, por qué estás aqui, qué es tu meta. y ahora tenemos que preguntarle de su meta desde el principio.. ella aclara que habr excepciones.. y que podra haber ajustes a las recomendaciones antes de que sean implementadas .. cu ---nos vamos a la pausa y ya regresamos... take vo ---la violencia tambien tiÑe de sangre otra ciudad mexicana.... take sot "mas adelante el charro de huentitan.. don vicente fernandez demuestra una vez mas.. que para el no hay limites y marc anthony esta como niÑo chiquito.. ya les explico al regresar" segment ends cu ---mitt romney, gan este mart

she convinced american colombian officials her name was tika cortez. but right now are just happy to have their daughter home. >> they want their daughter to get some rest. they want to reunite the family. that's the purpose of this day. they're very happy that we were able to get them home. >> federal immigration officials are investigating the situation. >>> a two-ship convoy is making the first of its kind journey to nome, alaska. western alaska. leading the way for a russian fuel tanker. bad weather cancelled a similar shipment to nome last fall. this is the first time fuel has been taken through the ice covered waters to western alaska. >>> check out this video from the u.s. navy. 13 iranian fishermen held by pirates. and american destroyer rescued them in the north iranian sea. 15 pirates held by the united states navy who saved the iranians. an irony. >>> penn state ready to introduce its replacement for legendary coach joe paterno. bill o'brien. he's taking ober a program reeling from the sexual abuse scandal surrounding former assistant coach

autoridades la joven ciudadana les dio nombre y edad e e y nacionalidad falsa, dijo llamarse tica cortezue haber un adulto involucrado dice la madre. como es posible que una niÑa de 14 aÑos se cambie el nombre y termine en colombia?. >>> le pudo haber mentido al mundo entero pero no quiere decir que se va a excusar, a dos entidades diferentes al gobierno de estados unidos, que estÁ loco por deportar a todos y al gobierno de colombia que le esÁa emitiendo un pasaporte a alguien que realmente nada tiene que ver con colombia. >>> de acuerdo a un especialista, mario lobos se violaron derechos. >>> bajo la convenciÓn de viena todo indocumentado tiene derecho que el cÓnsul no le de un pasaporte a migraciÓn, para que de modo no lo le porten. >>> y lo que pasa que tica lleÓo a colombia y ha estado mÁs de un aÑo. >>> en un comunicado el servicio de inmigraciÓn dicen que la no vo no tomÓ otro tomo. >>> nes raro esto porque esto n habÍa pasado asi. >>> noticias un viso se xhuc comunicÓ con el hogar de paso en bogotÁ en referencia al caso, aunque su polÍtica no le permite revelar la identidad de pro

. >> some fans desperate to go to the kmart offering interesting deals and trade, like randy cortez. how about these air jordan's. last month people stood in line and we're pepper sprayed to get these limited edition basketball shoes. he has two brand-new ones he will trade for tickets. >> i think it's worth it. i would rather create memories and enjoy the game. and tickets are going for around $300 and issues are around 350 so it's an even trade. >> but the strangest trade of the day, i found the top grade marijuana. this oakland man and says it's worth $3000 but there is the catch. >> not anyone can trade with us. only those that are licensed medical marijuana patients. he said he will only trade for something on the 50-yard line for something equal to that. >> "-end-quotes tickets on the 50-yard line cracks that may not know the ball well but i know they are worth more than three grand for the championship game. >> i think so too but, you can only dream. >> that's what we're doing here. >>> and now what we know what is at stake for sunday's game. if the 40 niners win, they are mic

cortez has two new ones he trade for tickets. >> i think it's worth it. i'm a san francisco born and raised. i think i would rather create memory than go to a niner game. >> reporter: okay. >> enjoy the game. it's all right. they are worth around the same, tickets $300. these are around 350. even trade. >> reporter: the strangest trade of the day, how about a pound of top grade marijuana? this man who preferred to be information said it's worth $3,000 but there is a catch. >> not anybody can buy it. it's only those licensed patients. >> reporter: and he is a medical marijuana patient himself but said he won't trade unless he can get 50-yard line tickets. >> he is in a position of power. thank you. >> one lucky couple scored four free tickets. it was the second best thing to happen to them this week. they had tickets for last saturday's playoff game between the 49ers and the saints but michelle went into labor early. they watched the game from the hospital. she said it was a pretty good distraction. >> we are watching it. while in labor. >> it kept my mind

people anxiously ate awaiting for turner to start unlocking secrets how she turn herself into tika cortez and ended up in colombia, her family realize getting back to normal isn't easy. the family is pregnant and needs critical checkups and investigators spending hours asking questions why she ran away and how she got herself deported to colombia. >> i don't necessarily know she ran away for something as ran to something. >> reporter: studying eight months associated with cortez there are pictures of turner enjoying life in bogota but the postings allude to troubled relationships with various men. >> it looks like she was a willing participant, i truly anticipate the information going to comfort is going to show that she was not necessarily willing. she may have cooperated and probably a lot of coercion involved, but i don't necessarily believe that she just willingly created this plan and went to colombia. >> reporter: ashleigh, after enjoying her first weekend home in more than a year, really those long hours of questions just beginning as her family attorney, who has already promised t

is accused of -- lu pita cortez is accused of dropping her son from a window christmas morning.survived with just bruises and cuts. investigators say that incident was a result of the woman's severe mental problems >>> it is 8:34. 47 laptop computers were stolen from the nursing department at solano xhunt college over the holiday. they were at -- community college over the holiday. they were last seen december 23rd. when the teachers came back january 4th, they were gone. there was no sign of forces entry into the building and the investigation continues >>> there is still no stop sign at an east palo alto intersection where a 6-year-old girl was killed in september of last year. the city council approved installing flashing signs and pavement markings that say "slow, school crossing" at bay road and gloria way and park asking to longer allowed near the crosswalk of the the mercury news reports the city will monitor whether or not those improvements will be enough before taking steps to install a stop sign >> time is now 8:34. a san francisco apartment fire is under investigatio

the federal authorities here in the united states, they say that this name she had given him, tika cortez, came back as someone who was not in their system so that this was a brand-new name, brand-new fingerprints and because of that it wasn't anyone. some of the initial reporting in this case said that tika cortez actually matched someone who was a criminal illegal immigrant that needed to be reported so there is some question here and confusion. i.c.e. insists this person was not in their records, that they didn't deport someone that they didn't already know about and so all of this is very confusing. they say they just learned of this a couple days ago and are still tracking down all the facts in this case and are taking this very seriously. >> it is very confusing, ed. thank you very much. still a lot of questions regarding that kind of immigration snafu that happened with that young woman. >>> here's a rundown of some of the stories we are covering over the next hour. >>> first, apparently we haven't heard the last of casey anthony. she may have re-appeared now on youtube. but is it

but, instead of giving authorities her real name, we're told that she gave them the name of tika cortezrth date that suggested she was 21 years old. she then makes it through the local criminal court and she pled guilty and spent four days in jail and then gets remanded over to custody of immigration and customs enforcement. i.c.e. puts a hold on her and then she goes through a deportation process because i.c.e. officials say she told them that she was a colombian citizen. they did not have any indication of who this person was, jakadrien turner gets deported to colombia. that's where she is now. family members continue to see the pictures on facebook through various people who know her and never got in touch with her to bring her home before she got deported and no one could figure out how this 14-year-old girl were essentially able to dupe local authorities, federal investigators and then the colom be been government were convinced to give the paperwork after she was deported. her family, we spoke with them at length, believe something much more sinister is going on here. do you have

was preyed upon and the troubled teen was not acting alone when she adopted the made-up name tika cortezs groomed. i believe we will find out that there were quite a number of adults involved. i don't believe for one minute that this child concocted this plan. >> reporter: studying eight months of facebook postings associated with tika cortez there are pictures of jakadrein turner enjoying life in bogota and show relationships with various men. >> although it looks like she was a willing participant, i truly anticipate that the information that's going to come forth is going to indeed show that she was not necessarily willing. she may have cooperated, and there was probably a lot of coercion involved, but i don't necessarily believe that she just willingly created this plan and went to colombia. >> as you mentioned that the girl will speak with the investigators, which agencies are investigating this? >> it was interesting, when she arrived here in dallas, friday night, about 7:00 in the evening, central time, it wasn't until about 10:00 that she was reunited with family members. wither

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