se había salvado. >>> sí, ósea en el momento que pasó la tragedia la primera llamada que hizo danielablar y colgó el teléfono, por mi mente pasaron muchas preguntas qué pasó, cómo está, o sea, entré en pánico porque no sabía en realidad lo que estaba pasando fue todo lo que él dijo. >>> es un héroe para usted. >>> sí, es un héroe por la acción bonita que tuvo, o sea daniel, no me extrañó saber que él había ayudado a la congresista, porque él es así, siempre ha tratado de ayudar a todo el que necesita. >>> y término con esto, daniel lo que todos queremos saber qué piensas hacer ahora?. >>> trabajar, en la oficina de gaby lashgs primera chance que me den, porque el lunes después que pasó esto, ya estaba abierta la oficina y regresar a la escuela porque ahorita es lo que es importante. >>> bueno sida neg daniel ha da de 200 entrevistas esta semana sus pregunta para daniel y la entrevista completa este domingo en el programa al punto >>> el gobernador rick perry no quiere que en su estado texas existan ciudad santuarios. el a bo lir ciudades que son santuarios para indocumentados es prio

daniel has been talking about this for what seems a millennium. you imagine being the mayor's office of neighborhood services how demanding that job is. the calls you get for service. we got the liaisons to the districts and how overwhelmed some of them are. we added budget cuts. the office had 2 or 3 people representing each district now you have one person representing 2 or 3 districts because of budget cuts. the expectations are rising in terms of what you xch out of that department. and so in an effort to meet those expectations daniel's looking at best practices and different ways of doing things. trying to find an entrepreneurial approach to face the challenges that exist in our diverse neighborhoods. he came with with this idea of a summit and picked up on the best practices that we engaged in by creating a model for 109 cities through project homeless connect we got all the city agencies and nonprofits and community leaders and others under one roof. we do that every 6 weeks here at the bill graham auditorium. thousands come together. i ca

thank you, daniel. thank you, emily.] i am now honored to bring to the lectern the leader of our state. she is providing great leadership at a difficult and challenging time. please welcome to the podium the governor of the state of arizona, the honorable jan brewer. [applause] >> thank you, and thank you president shelton. mr. president, mrs. obama, the justice kennedy, attorney general holder, secretary napolitano, minority leader pelosi, and my fellow arizonans, good evening. let me say again, thank you, daniel, for your very uncommon courage that likely couragegabby giffords -- on common courage that likely saved gabby giffords' life. mr. president, i thank you for coming today to help us with our healing. [applause] in the aftermath of saturday, your words have been a source of comfort and strength to every arizonan. your presence serves as a reminder that we are not alone in our sorrow. america agrees with us. this great nation stands ready to help our wounded heal, to join in morning aulos beyond measure. loss bey

we are grateful to daniel hernandez. a volunteer in gabby's office. and daniel, i'm sorry, you may deny it, but we've decided you are a hero because you ran through the chaos to minister to your boss and tended to her wounds and help keep her alive. we are grateful to the men who tackled the gunman as he stopped to reload. they're right over there. >> reporter: but there was sadness, as well, as the president talked about those killed on saturday. judge john roll. doorny morris. phyllis schneck. dorwan stoddard. gabe zimmerman, and 9-year-old christina-taylor green. >> i believe we are full of decency and goodness and that the forces that divide us are not as strong as those that unite us. that's what i believe. in part because that's what a child like christina-taylor green believed. >> reporter: the president talked about christina as an inspiration for the nation. >> she saw all this through the eyes of a child. undimmed by the cynicism or vitriol that we adults all too often just take for granted. i want to live up to her expectations. i want our

>>¿tÚ crees que daniel vidal estÁ detras de todo esto? >>¿daniel vidal? >>sÍ, daniel vidal.a clÍnica donde trabaja piedad. ¿es eso lo que tÚ piensas? [♪] [ locutora ] avena hecha con grano integral 100% natural y una buena porción de fruta de verdad. ¿cuándo algo bueno para ti te había hecho sentir así de bien? nueva fruit and maple oatmeal the mcdonald's. recién hecha para ti. eso es de lo que estamos hechos. ♪ [♪ tema musical ] >>ahÍ estÁn mis abuelos. julián: ve con ellos, mi'jo. piedad: no te preocupes. si es necesario conseguiremos el mejor psicÓlogo para que nos ayude con Él. >>necesito saber cÓmo estÁ matilde antes de que emilio la vea. no quiero que se impresione. >>mira, es el doctor que atendiÓ a matilde. >>doctor gibson. >>¿cÓmo estÁ? >>¿cÓmo va evolucionando matilde? >>bueno, tuvimos una emergencia, producto de una descompensaciÓn. entrÓ en paro cardiaco, pero afortunadamente logramos estabilizarla. sin embargo su estado sigue siendo bastante crÍtico. >>no puede ser. >>asÍ es. la seÑora wood estaba con ella. >>¿tatiana? >>sÍ. colega, las siguientes horas son deci

cÓmo supo que daniel se habÍa salvado? me pasÓ nada pero gaby estÁ herida y me colgÓ el telÉfono. por mi mente pasaron muchas preguntas, cÓmo estÁ? entre el pÁnico porque no sabÍan lo que estaba pasando. >> una de las cosas que mÁs nos llama la atenciÓn es la entereza de daniel primero en salvarle la vida y luego el discurso que pronunciÓ en frente de la naciÓn y del presidente, quÉ le enseÑa usted de niÑo a daniel que le ha permitido tener esa personalidad para primero salvar vidas y despuÉs para hablar por televisiÓn a millones de norteamericanos? >> pues, daniel desde que era pequeÑo siempre fue un niÑo muy capaz, muy inteligente y siempre estaba tratando de involucrarse en cosas como servicio a la comunidad, siempre Él querÍa ayudar a la gente. yo siempre les inculque que tenÍamos que ayudar a todo el que necesitara, siempre, esa es la razÓn porque mi hijo...es como es. >> es un hÉroe para usted? >> sÍ, es un hÉroe porque la acciÓn tan bonita que tuvo, daniel no me extraÑÓ saber que Él habÍa ayudado a la congresista, p

ok gentlemen michael and daniel before the break. we got into a little brouhaha about ideology but i think going to martin here you live in hong kong part of china i live in russia here and one of the most refreshing things about living and watching the economy develop in russia is that it is not ideological at all it is an intensely pragmatic they make mistakes they still have big problems but there's no there's no model to do saying oh but according to this theory in this book and you know they really don't i mean in any it is trial and error at times but they get it right more times than not in expression how they went through this this global recession they're only open up here really reflect upon what's going on in the united states in the in the in the debate we're just before the break i mean is this one of the successes of china here is that it doesn't have to have a certain. playbook that it down downloads from the internet yes i would say absolutely yes what you just said about russia being problematic and moving on this bu

martin henniker in hong kong he's an associate director at the tykes group in washington we go to daniel mitchell he's a senior fellow at the cattle institute and in new york we cross to michael hudson he is president of the institute for the study of long term economic trends and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger are a gentleman cross talk rules are a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i'm our new but on the program before so i'm going to go to you first arrived before they were right on the eve of the visit of the chinese president to the united states and tim geithner joe a few days before i threw the chinese a bone as it were saying you know maybe we'll consider our ban on selling high technology. products to china as kind of a you know a sweetener to kind of nudge the chinese along to appreciate their currency a little bit faster do you think this is the chinese will bite i mean is this is the snow job because the u.s. doesn't have a lot of leverage here but first of all ok more and more the chinese driver see it so there can be no doubt about that it'

de silencio desde washington hasta arizona, en la legislatura de ese estado reconocen el valor de daniel hernández que le salvó la vida a la congresista. en el hospital donde están 8 herido sdwin que mra coresista, da señal de progreso y en méxico el fin de semana hubo medio centenar de decapitados por la guerra entre los narcos carteles e esto es noticiero univision con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas desde tucson arizona. >>> qué tal, buenas noches desde el centro médico de la universidad de arizona, las profundas diferencias que marcan las diferencias parece haber llegado a la máxima consecuencia los motivos por lo que este zo ven mató a varias personas son todavía un misterio, pero las opiniones y especulaciones surgen en todos los rincones, hoy el a sgre sor compareció ante corte, iniciamos esta cobertura con nuestro corresponsal aquí en tucson el sospechoso tuvo su primer cita con la justicia en la corte federal de phoenix, no mostró emoción alguna dijo el juez que seguirá detenido sin fianza y la corte le asignó abogado. >>> algunos analistas dicen que alegar que el sospecho che

. >>> hace 4 yaños, apareció esta mujer, y dijo que su hijo daniel era del cantante pablo monteros. >e tengo que estar bien para verlo al caso. >>> estarías dispuesto a hacerte una prueba? >>> ya dije que obviamente, lo haré en su momento. como todo un hombre, doy la cara. >>> eso ya lo comenté, no tengo nada que comentar, y cuando tenga algo que decir lo haré. >>> les voy a dar en el momento la información completa y clara, ahora no. >>> pero hoy este asunto está a punto de resolverse. >>> se tomaron los pasos necesarios, para saber si daniel es o no su hijo. >>> de qué me hablas del niño? todo va muy bien, hoy estamos dando un paso importante todo va bien gracias a dios, pronto les vamos a comentar lo que está pasando, y cosas que quieran aber, lo vamos a hacer a su debido momento. >>> y cuándo se cerrará este capítulo en su vida? >>> te lo va a comentar cuando pueda hablar, todo va muy bien, está dios, y todo estará bien, y yo también estoy bien contento, y vamos a hablar y comentarles a dos. >>> bueno, si bien es cierto que cada quien tiene sus momentos, cómo es posible que alguie

y es un honorara nosotros, en el noticiero recibirlo e ¿como ess daniel?residentdijo que tú eres un héroe. aquí hay filas de personas esperando tener la entrevista para saludarte y abrazarte tú es un héroe. >>no piens que soy un héroe como he dicho varias veces. los héroes son peonas, como congresistas. losoctores, l soldados. s personas que han dicad sus vidas para tratar de llegar a ros. >>>josé: cuando viste la congresista enl piso con un balazo en la cabeza, pensaste que ella iba a sobrevivieso > siempre pensé q la que iba a sobrevir. laonocpor años. y la única cosa que estoy sura. que es una persona que va a pelear. y aunque estaba tirada en el piso. estaba consciente lo que pasa sin ningún ti. pensé queo iba a poder sobrevivir. >josé: entre el titeo y el caos, el horror y la muerte peaste id, que esto iba a seguir. pensaste en tu propia vida en un momento. >>> no era importan. y excepto la salud de los que estaban hedos. que estaban chequeando varias personas. que la congresista bían pegado. cuando la vi a ella, se hizo mi prridad. y deués de es no i

thank you, daniel. thank you, emily.] i am now honored to bring to the lectern the leader of our state. she is providing great leadership at a difficult and challenging time. please welcome to the podium the governor of the state of arizona, the honorable jan brewer. [applause] >> thank you, and thank you president shelton. mr. president, mrs. obama, the justice kennedy, attorney general holder, secretary napolitano, minority leader pelosi, and my fellow arizonans, good evening. let me say again, thank you, daniel, for your very uncommon courage that likely couragegabby giffords -- on common courage that likely saved gabby giffords' life. mr. president, i thank you for coming today to help us with our healing. [applause] in the aftermath of saturday, your words have been a source of comfort and strength to every arizonan. your presence serves as a reminder that we are not alone in our sorrow. america agrees with us. this great nation stands ready to help our wounded heal, to join in morning aulos beyond measure. loss bey

mode if you were a saudi the last time you're going to have to go to a break and we'll go back to daniel when we get back from the break after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the middle east state. of. the playing soccer team has been to the homes to me. the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now wattie goes to the center of russian defense production. christianity and shamanism existed side by side for centuries. people in remote villages. cut off from the basics we take for granted. republic russia close up on r.t. . repairing a broken nation. highway construction and humanitarian aid. but as shady officials get the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking. afghanistan the dollars. well the matter crosstalk i get a little reminder we're talking about change in the middle east. but before it lets even russians blame for the region's instability there. tunisia lebanon israel the greater middle east in general this own stable region is consumed by violence crisis and grave become nomic and social

now i mean i totally disagree with what daniel pipes just said i mean to say that america has always been a driving force to for democracy to make sure that democracy triumphs around the world is disingenuous and mean that the track record of. america supporting corrupt dictator and dictatorships around the world is well documented and the list of countries such countries is is endless and it has to be said that after nine eleven america has looked at the arab world and indeed the muslim world and the populations within muslim countries as potential terrorists and they have been investing billions and billions into countries like egypt or tunisia to make sure that religion is indeed suppressed and kept in check so that they don't have any problem with muslims anymore and that's the reality and to say otherwise these are not only in the general views right stephen you want to join me in their images they make you feel very lesions even though. they didn't go ahead stephen you know the united states has been the prime united states of their primary supporter of dictatorial regimes in t

y concretamente un hispano, daniel hernández. háblenos de él. pudiste hablar con él, ¿no?.e acuerdo a los testigos, la congresista se debe a la pronta acción de un joven hispano, su madre, de sonora méxico >>> daniel hernández, recibió una ovación del congreso de arizona. junto a la gobernadora para ayudar a proteger la representante demócrata. daniel hernández tenía solo una semana trabajando con la congresista como interno de su equipo. y estaba en el lugar de los hechos. cuando comenzó a escuchar disparos. y haber... la primera cosa que comen cero a hacer. y quien estaba respirando. sé que 2 ó 3 personas, se habían lastimado. >>> fue daniel que arriesgando su vida, y utilizando conocimientos médicos que aprendió en la secundaria, le dio los primeros auxilios tapando la herida en la cabeza hablo nos del momento, cuando diste los primeros auxilios a la congresista. estaba respirando y consciente, y lo que yo hice fue tratar de levantarla y la levante y la puse contra mi pecho para que estuviera sentada. donde estaba originalmente había riesgo de que podría estar trabando l

journalist an academic who specializes in the middle east and north africa and in philadelphia we go to daniel pipes he is an author and director of the middle east forum and another member of our cross talk team in the hunger all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i to go to you stephen first events are still unfolding in tunisia and there is the possibility of violence is always there as they go through whatever transition they're going through right now what do you looking at these events here and demonstrations and other partner countries in the region is there a glimmer of hope now that more homegrown democracy can be is part of can be possible in this region because it's quite you stronger narry what has happened in tunisia. there certainly is hope. both in terms of consolidating democracy in tunisia other that's far from complete and perhaps inspiring a similar approach to the uprisings elsewhere in the arab world not imminently but . over the next few years i think what we've seen you see in tunisia is what we've seen in places ranging from phi

there will decide whether daniel can stay with his grandmother. his parents are to go on trial and face up to 15 years in jail. >> we spoke to maria beck who has been to belarus and is active in demanding more human rights. we asked her how she believed the u.s. should react to the oppressive regime. >> deftly there has to be a strong answer because we should not for that in 1999 and 2000, there has been people who disappeared and many signs were sent the regime had part in this disappearance. it came back and the eu came back trying to reach out the hand to the regime, especially for the benefit of the regime. he has been violating all international laws and human- rights, so there cannot be a just going on in business as usual. >> are economic sanctions an option? >> i think sanctions will more be visa sanctions. all those people who are part of the repressive regime and the injustice will not be able to travel into the european union anymore. i hope that their bank cards -- big accounts will be frozen and there will be a shift to the european p

daniel bushell thank you very much for this indeed daniel shore pouring from switzerland for us and he will be keeping us updated throughout the day now it's time to have a look at how the markets are faring that's our european stocks have opened lower tracking losses in asia and dragged down by mining shares the food say is interesting point seven percent germany's dax is flat to positive all eyes are on the u.s. g.d.p. data jute tonight minus our top decline is ahead of news from the u.s. and it's expected to provide some hints about future demand for raw materials. and here in russia the indices are also losing ground tracking asian losses investors are also of course ahead of us g.d.p. at one thirty g.m.t. the r.t.s. slipped below nine hundred points but has broken the market again this hour. ok let's have a look at those stocks at. shares are leading the fall on the my six look or a list reading the top investor the porsche's as conoco phillips plans to sell the last two percent of it shares in russia's oil company russia's federal enter monopolists this is the koreans with justif

thank you, daniel. thank you, emily.] i am now honored to bring to the lectern the leader of our state. she is providing great leadership at a difficult and challenging time. please welcome to the podium the governor of the state of arizona, the honorable jan brewer. [applause] >> thank you, and thank you president shelton. mr. president, mrs. obama, the justice kennedy, attorney general holder, secretary napolitano, minority leader pelosi, and my fellow arizonans, good evening. let me say again, thank you, daniel, for your very uncommon courage that likely couragegabby giffords -- on common courage that likely saved gabby giffords' life. mr. president, i thank you for coming today to help us with our healing. [applause] in the aftermath of saturday, your words have been a source of comfort and strength to every arizonan. your presence serves as a reminder that we are not alone in our sorrow. america agrees with us. this great nation stands ready to help our wounded heal, to join in morning aulos beyond measure. loss bey

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. >> daniel hernÁndez, el joven de 20 aÑos que salvÓ la vida de la congresista diÁlogo con univisiÓn.ablÓ su madre. >> con el correr de las horas aumenta el nÚmero de vÍctimas por las inundaciones de brasil. >> el primer dÍa de matrícula en la universidad de puerto rico se convirtiÓ en una batalla campal. algunos estudiantes no aceptan en alza en el costo de los estudios. >> y los almuerzos en las escuelas del paÍs serÁn más sanos, hay un nuevo menÚ para los niÑos. >> que tal, buenas noches, es un verdadero placer que haya decidido pasar esta noche con nosotros. bienvenidos a Última hora. esta noche vamos a hablar de tres novedades en relaciÓn a las muertes en arizona. comenzando con el asesino, el fmi intenta saber de dÓnde sacó dinero para las armas y para las municiones. para eso nos explica de inmediato salvador durand, el fbi recogiÓ evidencias y habló con testigos. -durÁn. >> enrique, muy buenas noches, los detectives del egb y, y el alguacil del condado tiene una larga lista de evidencias y de testigos. -fbi. pero el dÍa de hoy el nuevo desarrollo en la investigaciÓn. >> la pri

daniel patrick moynihan died in 2003. steven weisman leads a discussion on the former senator at the museum of the city of new york with peter galbraith, senior diplomatic negative at the center for arms control and non-proliferation, steven hess, former adviser to presidents ford and carter, richard avenuage, lieutenant governor of new york, and new york senator charles schumer. it's about an hour, 40 minutes. >> steve weisman is the editorial directer and public policy fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and previously was chief international economics correspondent for "the new york times." he was a journalist with the times for many years, first becoming acquainted with senator moynihan when he was reporting on new york politics and later as a correspondent in the washington d.c. steve also served as the bureau chief for the times in new delhi, india can, where he covered ambassador moynihan. steve hess is a presidential historian and senior fellow emeritus in governance studies at the brookin

. >> reporter: that's daniel, one of the world's experts on salvia. he's researched it, used it and sold it over the years. how much would this cost? >> $65. a graham of this. >> reporter: it's an ordinary looking herb. a member of the sage family, native to the mountains of mexico where the indians used it for spiritual healing. here, it's all about the trip. but is it safe? >> i think that he had smoked salvia to such an extent that something happened in his brain. i think he just snapped. >> reporter: kathleen's 17-year-old son brett killed himself in january 2006, zipping himself into a tent in his dad's garage in wilmington, delaware, lighting a grill and asphyxiating himself. according to his parents, he had been smoking the drug on and off for months. he was a straight-a high school senior. he had a job and a girlfriend. he was a together kid. >> i never saw any signs that there was anything wrong. >> reporter: brett's mom, kathleen, believes her son's salvia trips were reshaping his mind, the way he saw himself and life and the world. he left

e le permió a conrvar la va días días v >>>josé: vamos a ver eso en parte más elante per esata ne daniel héroe porq los héroes y heroínas sirven al prójimo noolamente como miembro decongreso o los que estaban trabajdoon la congresta y muchas rsonas que están sirviendo por ejemplo en los hospitales, habló de los de las personas que le arretaron el arma a e es se hombre q disparó taas veces sábado p la mañana, pero daniel un hombre que se da uno cuta que para ser unto t joven tiene mucho cerebro y mucho qué cir >>>rogeli >>>rogeli >>>rogelio:amos a escucharlo >>> tengo que hule mmiemente rechazar el térmo hée porque lo so la congresis giffords son los héroes quienes respondieron al lugar de los chos, quienes han hecho un an trajo agurándose que ga esté y todos quienes le están dando tratiento y auxilia los heridos. >>>josé: y dpués el psidente obama durante sus palabras recalcó nuevente yo sé que tú no tcoideras héroe pero eres héroe, rolio est pensando muchas de las ocasiones que el priden de los estados unidos tiene que ser el hombre ennir el dolor pienso en el presidee clinton t luego d

joined now live by our correspondent daniel schorr who is and good evening to you daniel so what's have three days of hot debate resulted in for russia. well in those three days russian leaders have divided the russian economy into three parts you've got the old economy the new and the future economy feel like let's start with the new where they have really had success in that area along with the other two because all storage fees in russia proved the largest ever food deal in the history of the country when pepsi co's takeover bid for wimbledon russia's largest dairy and juice producer was approved and pepsi co now wants to go on and create the world's largest dairy producer based on wimbledon and that's what the head of win but then told me yesterday then the old economy if you like the natural resources sector continues to go strong the world's largest energy company exxon mobil tied up a deal for more than a billion dollars to explore the black sea for oil and gas with rosneft russia's largest oil company and other western companies have used this forum to look for new opportunities

. >> daniel hernandez estuvo entre los invitados. >> obama indico que el pasis no puede extender l .s el gasto demoestico por los próximos 5 añs >> creo firmemente que debemos enfrentar la inmigarcion ilegal. >> en la respeusta republicana, estvieron de acuerdo en achicar el dñficit. >> es un imperativa tenemos una deuda aplastatate, pronto superara el valso de neustr econocmia. >> democratas exigen que el gobierno cree propeustas para crear empelos. >> sobre latinoamñrica dijo que impulsara tratados de lirbe comercio con panama y colombia y que visitara chile brail y el mazo. >> daniel hernandez estubo sentado en el palco de la primera dama. >> a este putno nos tenemos que unir, es bueno que estoy teniendo la opcion de que soy altino, todos nos tenemos qunir. >> cabe recordar que además de rpeisoanr la ehrida de la congresista para evitar que se desangrara. >> se recuperaron 4 vehiculos mas del canal dodne se cree que puede estar el niño juliani cardenas secuestrado el amrtes pasado. >> el pequeño fe raptado hace una semana, el sospechoso pdoria estar enero le valle de san joaquin o

daniel salgado. trajo a un contención daniel. y trajo a un volante de armado.ue entendieron. el atlas no era aspecto lug aspecto cámara, si no eficiente en los 90 minutos. por cortesía de ellos la les preguntamos y a está listo en la liga fantástica. lo importante es escoger los equipos que hay que buscarle muy bien. que tiene que considerar que la presión el momento anímico, las dudas. la afición o sea, te hacen dud muchísimo con sol tura. vuelve el pilondres... el pollo salazar por ahora. no llegaba y no perdía los partidos. no te pueden equivocar. cuando viene a cobrar. pasa muy cerca de brailovsky aprovecha para darle algunas indicaciones. servicio es muy malo. dónde sea. salazar momento del t-mobile. momento de mosquera. ahí estamos querétaro 0-necaxa 0. >> ahí estaba en la salida. pachuca-cruz azul. tigres-toluca más tarde. frente al atlas. estaba en la jornada anterior. mañana morelia-san luis. mañana pumas-monterrey. le cuesta la salida. o sea, muy buen resultado. ahí está pagando el factura ahora. 4 la potestad estuviera adentro. hayue amarrarlo. ahí e

>> yeah. >> one must always wonder. >> you like daniels. >> i do like daniels and i think that americansften vote for the opposite of what is disappointed them. if they're disappointed with mr. obama, then a short, balding, unimpressive, uncharismatic, competent governor might be the key. >> the roundtable will continue. in the green room at abcnews.com/thisweek where you can also find our fact checks in conjunction with politifact. [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> now "in memoriam." ♪ i just want to be your lover girl ♪ ♪ i'm talking to you baby square square i'm talking ♪ >> i believe in deregulati

a correspondent daniel bushell wraps up the business conference for us let's cross to him live if we can of course to devils in switzerland good to see you daniel has this particular devils forum changed the way for and see russia. while if russia does go on to become the open high tech economy that protects foreign investments then economists will call devils twenty eleven the turning point the right words were backed by deals president medvedev ten point plan this week here in davos really cemented that reputation he promised a fund to share risks and costs with foreign investors that invest in russia he also said russia will join finally the world trade organization this year followed by the o.e.c.d. the organization economic for a developed countries and finally create a common economic space with the european union a common space from the atlantic to the pacific it sounds impressive and those words were deals as i say we had. russia's largest there reproducer being bought by pepsi co with the plan of turning it into the world's largest dairy producer then exxon mobil the world's

y este fue nuestro gol a la mexicana, lo anotó nuestro amigo daniel osorno con gran técnica individualardón por segundo año consecutivo. >>> fácil, y queremos recordar que pueden participar en la votación al mero, mero del año, los 20 nominados están en la página de la república deportiva, así que ahí puede ir y escoger su favorito entre los 20 nominadoss esta bárbara bermudo, no, no está chao chao hasta mañana >>> no está nominada pero sé es mera, mera. wr ahora lo que millones han esperado, la filmación del nuch video musical de ricky martin y tony dandrade fue el único periodista invitado. >>> gusto de de verte >>> igual, para mi un honor tenerte. >>> qué bien. el tema que marca el regreso de ricky, cabe mencionar que es la canción que cantó junto a natalia jiménez en la entrega del latín grammy, son imágenes que verán sólo aquí en primer impacto en exclusiva. este estudio en miami escogido para la filmación de su nuevo video musical al que fuimos invitados en exclusiva. 6789 primero que nada gracias por venir hasta aquí, en la filmación de mi primer sencillo de mi próximo disco, "l

when he came in, he embraced daniel hernandez. he's that intern who put his hands on the wound and then hugging mark kelly, of course, husband of congresswoman giv wc giffords. he's been keeping a vigil there. the doctor visited them as well. >> and the doctors say she's responding spontaneously this evening, showing more signs, as they do. yes, he held her hand. he's been there for showers. and the memorial outside the hospital has grown exponentially. it's been said that sometimes all we can do is stand by the people who are suffering. and they have been gathering to do that. the outpouring of the hospital growing. the notes even from children. so, yes, moving. and some of those in the hospital have come out to read the notes, look at the teddy bears, and then return to the hospital. >> it has been growing every hour since that shooting on saturday. diane, you were out in tucson as well. that town has come together. it seems like everyone in the town knows gabrielle giffords. judge roll, are of course, everyone's hards go out to

also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to maintain the identities and have the respect as the american citizens they are in this country,

daniel fernÁndez, es el que las armas para uso de la universidad.ecer en la universidad. >> rebeca, apenas un poco de lo difÍcil que ha sido esta semana para ustedes, el resto del paÍs todavÍa estÁ perplejo. escribanos un poco como ha sido esta semana. -describanos. >> estamos en shock. porque es algo que nunca pasa aquÍ. tomamos unos dÍas para colecciÓn manos como personas, para ver cuÁles serÍan nuestros segundos pasos, que hacer para reunirnos. >> bueno, muchÍsimas gracias rebeca ruiz, vocera de la universidad de arizona. maÑana el paÍs estarÁ atento y en oraciÓn con todos ustedes. >> enseguida veremos quÉ decisiÓn tomó un juez en el california acerca de si el doctor de >> luego de seis dÍas de audiencia preliminar,1 juez de los angeles estableciÓ que el mÉdico deberÁ enfrentar un juicio por homicidio involuntario por la muerte de michael jackson. el juez considerÓ que a su suficiente para encauzarlo como responsables de la sobredosis del anestÉsico que causÓ la muerte a jackson. >> un grupo de estudiantes que prestarles, y provocÓ humaredas en l

that's what her hopes were for the future. [ applause ] >> daniel?k what we've seen is this big sense of the community coming together, the national community and utilize it to have a more constructive instead of destructive political discourse in the future. gabby's always been a proponent of getting work done by working constructively instead of attacking the other side for the beliefs that they hold, so i think that's a takeaway. [ applause ] >> i totally support what daniel just said, but i think when you have an event as tragic as this, why, something good has to come out of it, and what i've seen so far, you know, is we forget about politics and everybody in tucson and the people who are closely involved in this just want to pull together and make sure that we do whatever is necessary so this never happens again. >> when we come back, a final note and an unexpected ending to our town hall meeting. back in the 80's, it was really tough for me and my family. i was living on welfare and supporting a family of four. after i got the job at walmart,

. >> daniel hernÁndez, el joven de 20 aÑos que salvÓ la vida de la congresista diÁlogo con univisiÓn.ablÓ su madre. >> con el correr de las horas

. >> daniel dice que el ppasado