bienvenidos a otra ediciÓn de "enfoque" desde washington dc.acias por dejarnos ser parte de su domingo. hoy tenemos una invitada muy especial, cecilia muÑoz, asesora del pres. barack obama, y experta en el tema de inmigraciÓn entre otras cosas. cecilia quÉ gusto tenerte nuevamente en "enfoque". ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>bien, gracias. >>antes de entrar en el tema de inmigraciÓn, hablemos del fin de la guerra en irak, las tropas salieron esta semana; cuÉntame la reacciÓn de ustedes. >>esta fue una de las promesas mÁs importantes del presidente. estamos reduciendo las misiones de combate a tiempo, a fines de agosto, y eso es importantÍsimo. tenemos tropas que quedan para proteger a las embajadas y ayudar a entrenar a la policÍa, pero ya estÁn terminando las misiones de combate en irak. >>¡quÉ fuerzas armadas mÁs extraordinarias tiene este paÍs! >>eso, sÍ. todos estamos muy agradecidos. >>cecilia, entremos en el tema de inmigraciÓn. en julio, el presidente en su discurso, muy importante aplaudido por muchos, hablÓ sobre la necesidad de una reforma migratoria

---el mes pasado, estos mismos jovenes vijaron a "washington dc" para pedir que se ponga fin a las deportacionesaran de sus padres. ---el punto de reunion sera en la esquina de las calles "story y king"... de ahi, los manifestantes partiran a las 4 de la tarde rumbo a la alcaldia de san jose. --a partir de maÑana sabado los usuarios de los distintos sistemas de transporte que llegaban o salian de la terminal "transbay" de san francisco, tendran que utilizar las instalaciones temporales ubicadas en las calles "main y howard".las rutas de transporte que se veran afectadas con esta medida son:- 5 fulton- 38 geary - 38l geary limited- 71 haight noriega- 71l haight noriega limited- 108 treasure island ---en hidalgo, mexico, una recien nacida que habia sobrevivido a su propio entierro, finalmente murio. ---el martes, una adolescente de 17 aÑos con apenas 25 semanas de embarazo dio a luz a la bebita, que peso 600 gramos... los medicos dijeron que la criatura nacio muerta porque no le encontraron ritmo cardiaco.---entonces la pequeÑa fue trasladada al servicio forense, donde paÓ cuatro horas en temperat

. >> reporter: the constantinos have a piece of heaven in heavenly dc -r dc the -- the price for thehome has already been reduced twice. >> it can't be slashed because the money they will get to live won't be enough. >> inventory levels have skyrocketed 12.5 months of inventory. >> that's the highest inventory level in more than a decade. even though interest rates are at record lows. >> interest rating could be zero and people will not buy home s if they don't have job, they will not buy homes if they don't feel their job is stable. >> reporter: banks are going to have to be realistic about who they're going to finance. other wise the stall could last indefinitely. i'm consumer editor tom vacar. >>> a reported month to month 27% drop in home sales across the country triggered a sell off across the country today. the dow briefly fell back below 12%. it did recover some but it was still done about 133 points. >>> changing coming to a gas station near you. those hanley little latches we use so we're not stuck at the pump are being taken away. >>> and president is to fire all his econ o

. >> reporter: the constantinos have a piece of heaven in heavenly dc -r dc the -- the price for thehome has already been reduced twice. >> it can't be slashed because the money they will get to live won't be enough. >> inventory levels have skyrocketed 12.5 months of inventory. >> that's the highest inventory level in more than a decade. even though interest rates are at record lows. >> interest rating could be zero and people will not buy home s if they don't have job, they will not buy homes if they don't feel their job is stable. >> reporter: banks are going to have to be realistic about who they're going to finance. other wise the stall could last indefinitely. i'm consumer editor tom vacar. >>> a reported month to month 27% drop in home sales across the country triggered a sell off across the country today. the dow briefly fell back below 12%. it did recover some but it was still done about 133 points. >>> changing coming to a gas station near you. those hanley little latches we use so we're not stuck at the pump are being taken away. >>> and president is to fire all his econom

---desde "washington dc", "fernando pizarro" nos amplia la informacion.lia hispana se encuentra de luto tras perder a un pariente. ---se trata de un inmigrante hondureÑo que, despues de vivir por muchos aÑos en este pais, decidio ir a su tierra natal por cuestiones familiares, y al intentar regresar por la frontera, perdio la vida.---su familia en el area de la bahia desconocia el paradero de "manuel vargas saldivar", hasta que el 11 de agosto vieron un reportaje en el programa de univision "aqui y ahora" que trataba sobre las muertes de inmigrantes en el desierto de arizona.---despues de hablar a una morgue de la zona, lograron identificar a su familiar. ---si desea ayudar a esta familia puede hacer una donacion al banco "wells fargo", al numero de cuenta que aparece en pantalla. ---la policia de san francisco arresto a un adolescente en conexion con un apuÑalamiento en un autobus del "muni". ---''kyle clark'', de 18 aÑos de edad, fue detenido por presuntamente apuÑalar a un hombre de 35 aÑos a bordo de un autobus en el distrito sunset.---segun la polici

eso, simplemente pasaron una ley que mas que todo militarizara la frontera. "6:23 ayer en washington, dcaprobo un presupuesto de 600 millones de dolares para la aplicarlo a la seguridad de la frontera con mexico. mexico. 8:58 "pensamos que esto es una injusticia, basicamente hemos estado llamando a una reforma migratoria comprensiva y lo que nos dan es mas refuerzo en las fronteras." 9:09 4:16 " creo que la historia es muy clara...que los paises que tratan de aislarse del resto del mundo han fallado."4:22 la protesta se realizo frente al edificio federal de san francisco... porque necesitan que sea la portavoz de la camara de representantes, nancy pelosi, en especifico, quien los escuche. escuche. 8:04 " la verdad que ella ha apoyado a nuestra comunidad y creo que es una persona que entiende muy bien lo que es necesario hacer y creo que si ella oye de nosotros creo que si va a hacer lo correcto." 8:18 otra cosa .... los manifestantes seÑalaron que como no estan contentos con este envio de militares a la frontera y con el prespuesto aprobado para este plan, los representantes del gobierno

but basically the dc-10 right now is back inbound to drop that 12,000 gallons of phos-chek retardantline to keep it in between the homes here in frazier park and the fire. right now the fire has to burn downhill against the wind and over that phos-chek line to make it down to this community of frazier park. right now it's looking fairly good unless the winds shift or something changes with those sundowner winds. reporting live, j.t.alpaugh. >> thank you. and in nearby frazier park, people are getting told to get ready to go should the evacuation call come. eyewitness news is there live and speaking with the anxious residents. leo? >> reporter: exactly, david. some residents here in frazier park have reportedly been told to stand ready. they have gotten phone calls to stand ready just in case they need to evacuate. here in frazier park, we are less than two miles away from where the flames are burning in lebec, the flames are burning just on the other side of that ridge there. air 7 is over the fire in lebec. there's a lot of smoke burning. there's some fires still burning in that are

discrimination across the country organizing other age marchs this year in los angeles, washington dcnd new york city. >>> 3 year digging process begins in east bay hills today. cal trans crews breaking ground back in january. now tunnels for the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel set to begin. they have moved a lot of earth, built a retaining wall and carefully removed fossils. they will have a ceremony and then a new $5 million excavation device will begin digging. construction will take three years. >>> today is the first week day commute for the new temporary trans bay terminal in san francisco. customer service ambassadors on hand this morning to help passengers looking for buses. it will be confusing for some. located at howard and main streets a block or two away from the old terminal. this one features an electronic information board with details on scheduled for muni, ac transit, sam trans and golden gate transit all buses pass through the terminal. >>> $18 million facility will operate for the next seven year while the new permanent terminal is built. >>> 6:40 a.m. stock ma

. >>> sarah palin's speech was a highlight in that rally in washington dc. >> yeah, another speech is being talked about all the way to sacramento, the one a few months back at cal state. joining us is leland owe who made quite a you about the $75,000 she got for that speech why the fuss? >> this is more about transparency than sarah palin. all along in sacramento, myself, many others have always felt that what has been going on in the cal state university is that public money has been comingling with private money back and forth and when the moneys are in the foundation in the private side they indicate we don't have to disclose anything whatsoever. >> this was a charity event to raise money for the school and school projects what is your problem with that? >> nothing at all but the problem is when government officials and other individuals, general public ask how much money are you raising? what are you doing with that money? you want to disclose that information. a recent audit, california state university audit said in fact private money and public money komened and when convenien

. >> the guest list is a mix of dc power players and stars. director steven spielberg and tom hanks may be on hand as well as barbara size -- streisand. she just might sir made chelsea and marc tonight. >> again, just within the hour, the vows have been exchanged. >>> a southern california lawmaker could be the second house democrat to face an ethics trial this fall. representative maxine waters has been underinvestigation -- under investigation for a possible conflict of interest after a meeting. her husband owns a quarter million stocks in the bank. the los angeles lawmaker joins charles rangle would is facing a separate ethics trial in the fall. the two cases could spell trouble for the democrats as they try to hold on to their majority. >> change is coming to the flu shot this year. plus, low-income bay area families receive some new solar panels. and leigh glaser has the accuweather forecast. >> you could say government officials are taking their best shot against the flu. the food and drug administration approved a vaccine that will used

noticiero telemundo, con josé díaz-balart >>>josé: muy buenas tardes, hoy reportando desde washington dcn candente debate político y migratorio, pero comenzamos el noticiero con el revuelo que han causado las palabras del presidente lidad méxico, felipe calderón. quien sugirió que debería pensarse en la legislación de algunas drogas contra las que su gobierno. libra una sangrienta guerra. raúl torres tiene los detalles desde la ciudad de méxico. >>>raúl: como un héroe, como si nacho coronel no hubiera sido uno de los capa tr capos del cartel de sinaloa cayó muerto el pasado jueves en un un enfrentamiento con militares. mientras lo despedían 25 personas fueron ejecutadas por el narcotráfico, en la agenda nacional apareció un tema prohibido. la legislación de las drogass. >>> qué ocurre si legal zams algunas drogas. >>> r >>>raúl: la delincuencia organizada le secuestró y asesinó una hija propuso la legalización de la marihuana y lo dijo en el diálogo na la seguridad. convocado por el presidente de la república. >>> bajo ningún concepto lo enfoco por ahí, como una entrega a los delincuente

organizers have plans for more of these marches this year in los angeles, washington, dc, and new yorke author of the viagra diaries organized today's event. >> alan: apparently there are regional preferences in the cell phones we yoovment use. there's a connection between where we live and at the brndz of smartphones we choose. [cell phone ringing] >> if a technological riff is tearing america apart. >> i have a blackberry. >> smartphones is straining marriages. >> i hate the iphone. i think the blackberry is awesome. it has full keyboard. >> also known as jealousy where i come from. >> reporter: blackberry, iphone, which is best depends on where you live. a california company has just finished a gadget census. it found san francisco has 23% more iphones than new york. >> you use the internet, e-mail, pictures. >> reporter: the big apple has 56% more blackber riz than the bay area. one has cool apps, one great for company e-mail, both have fueled a nationwide phone fracture. >> while couples on the east and west coast squabble, perhaps the rest of the country has had the last word. ph

we caught up with shoppers a thousand miles from louisiana in washington, dc last week. most said they wouldn't buy seafood if they were certain it came from the gulf. >> i just wouldn't trust it, honestly. >> seafood isn the gulf's only industry needing to recover president obama' moratorium on deep-water drilling has put thousands of people outf work. minority leader john boehner said there enough safety practices in place to lift the ban. >> there clearly was live -- mistake made with regard to this well but wee risking 100,000 jobs in the gulf because of the motorium. >> and the vital tourism history has taken hit. president obama plans to do his rt, taking his family to florida next week for a vacation. abc news, the white house. >> carolyn: a new fid poll reveals marijuana is already deeply woven into society in california. th news as voters plan to decide in november whether to galize the drug for recreational use. e poll showed 42% of adults say they use marijuana to relieve pain or treat a medical condition. 39% were recreatial users. 60% said the drug helps the

captioning brought to >> dan: tens of thousands of people rallied on the national mall in washington, dcling for a religious rebirth for america. it was organized by glen beck. the timing of the even has drawn fire. >> reporter: it was all glen beck's dream. >> america! >> reporter: conservative activist from around the country, rallying for the restoration of america. they gathered at the same spot with dr. king king -- dr. king king delivered his speech. today, not a call for civil right's, rather, call for renewal of faith there was prayer. >> there was you, lord god, that was declared as the one who created all equal. >> singing. ♪ >> and other speakers. >> stand together, let's stand with honor and let's restore america. >> but the day belonged to the organizer, conservative commentator glen beck, who said the nation has wandered in the darkness. >> we must be better than what we have allowed ourselves to become. >> that drew sharp trit criticism for civil rights leaders for holding the rally on this date. >> beck said it was a coincidence. al sharpton and civil right leaders said b

. >> she is now trying to raise money to get to washington, dc, so she can meet her famous cousin thepresident not related all the rest is martin van burren. >>> chelsea clinton carried a simple bouquet of white flowers to compliment her ivory strapless dress. vera wang designed both her dresses and her bridesmade maids. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. we will go one on one with jason campbell and tell you why he and niners quarterback alex smith have very similar career paths. >>> the white sox manager says asian players are treated differently than latino players. he will explain why. >>> can big daddy cain beat the dodgers for the very first time in his career? we will see you in just a few minutes on "game day." ,,,,,, those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you

seriously, i want to thank our friends from washington dc. i want to thank our friends from sacramento. i want to think our friends from every sector in the bay area for this tremendous project. in san francisco, we take our project seriously. when it comes to these, we are absolutely united. when it comes to earthquake safety, all of us here came together last june to pass one of the largest bond measures for public safety and the structure. last night, we put on the ballot yet another bond to rebuild our private sector buildings. this project is remarkably important. just in closing, i want to say as a former small business person the impact of this project not just on jobs, but the impact on our small businesses, particularly our disadvantaged businesses, cannot be underestimated. thank you. the warmup. . b-- be warm. [applause] >> let me acknowledge the new statewide director was not able to join us today, but i want to invite my partner and friend and colleague, the district for caltrans director of safety. he deserves as much credit as

. >> she is now trying to raise money to get to washington, dc, so she can meet her cousin. by the way, the only president not related to all the rest, martin van burran. >>> a magnitude 3.6 earthquake rattled solinas valley. 145 miles south of san francisco. no report of injury or damage. >>> meteorologist lawrence karnow. you're talking fog. does that mean more cool weather ahead? >> yes, unfortunately. thick fog is now making its way into the bay area. very dense as you're looking over the city of san francisco. yes, camera having a hard time trying to focus. just so much focus around the bay area right now. that's true food. drizzle will actually throw up on the shore. hugging the coastline more extensive than last night. mountain gaps in the north bay. it will take some time to clear things out. temperatures going to be cool, of course, out toward the coastline. that's not a surprise. i think inside the bay you'll find 70s in to the santa clara valley. 80s in the tri-valley. temperatures still still comfortable. 68 in livermore. and 63 degrees in san jose. we have got t

director, public health communication and marketing program, george washington university, washington, dc; sandra de castro buffington, director, hollywood health & society, usc annenberg norman lear center, beverly hills, california. the media obviously influences how people create their opinions, particularly about addiction and treatment issues in behavior health. and doug, why don't we review what we mean about media today. some time ago, marshall mcluhan said that the medium is the message and that is more true today than ever. media have proliferated and they now permeate our society. we're surrounded by it constantly 24/7 and users increasingly are defining what the media are and what those media mean to the rest of us. and mark, why is it important for the media to really understand addiction, treatment, and behavioral health? i think as doug just said, it's 24/7, people rely on the media to get their information and, as the media reaching out, people are forming opinions, ideas, attitudes about what they think about addiction and mental illness based on what they're seeing on the

from the beginnings of take-homes in washington, dc, i have had them- i've had them at the maximum allowed and now i get 27 days. so i come in once a month. and it's wonderful. i mean, you know, i can travel, i can go to my beach house in the summertime without having to think about it. on any given day, if we were to sample urines or swab their cheeks to test for an illicit drug, 80% of our patients will test opiate negative. oh, it's been like night and day. i mean, before i got started taking medication, i was having a very, very, hard time. i mean, i had a very bad heroin addiction. i'd do a lot of stupid things trying to get drugs, you know, and i'd probably be dead in the street somewhere, shot od, or somebody'd kill me trying to take the money or something. so that's how my life would have been if i wasn't in this program. recovery is not all about abstinence. recovery is getting control of your life. it's to stop using heroin, stop using other drugs, use your medication. i find that in working closely with people who suffer from addiction, they're just like other people. they want

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but first just days before the new school year begins washington dc 77 new lifeline to cash strapped states. >> this bill is great for california. tonight kron4 shows you how much callow for san francisco schools will get. and we do have a shot of the scene in the in washington d.c. as a speaker celebrates the passing of the new bill. you'll see her here beside a number of schoolchildren. after they return from your august recess today to improve to prove the measure. the money will be used revenge teachers and first responder such as police and fire survivors from be laid off. a speaker policy said this bill is part of a broader plan to create jobs. >> not just any jobs but jobs that are the most significant in our country. a sense of community our teachers, our police, our health care workers firefighters bring. >> president barack obama quickly should sign the bill into law a lot today. the senate approved last week. kron4 dan herman visit the school districts to find out. >> the money couldn't come at a better time for the san francisco unified school district. our district is cu

. >> the cardinals are in washington, dc this weekend to play the nationals. >>> president obama usedis saturday to highlight the fact that all u.s. combat troops have recently been culled out of iraq. >> the bottom line is this. the war is ending. like any sovereign independent nation, iraq is free to chart its own course. as we mark -- >> the combat troop withdrawal fulfills a campaign promise made by the president. he also vowed to have all noncom bat service members out by the end of next year. >>> president obama is planning a major speech on iraq on tuesday night, and we will carry that live right here on abc-7. tune in for our special report starting at 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. >>> a fremont based data storage company has revealed it has received a better takeover bid from hugh bet packard than from del. they want to buy 3-part inc. tech-insiders call it cloud consume, that allows consumers to store large amounts of information in a data center and retrieve it on any device. hp offered two million. and del has the right to match that bid. >> allied waste believes it has picked up

. >> reporter: two things on the radar in dc as we go into the slowest move the political calendar.he economy and the election. both are tied together in a big way. the president kept the economy in mind this morning he was given the chance to look at his own performance and give it a grade. >> incomplete because until the economy has rebounded, fully and people are feeling better we have a long way to go. until the unemployment rate is down and the economy is where it needs to be i'm not going to be satisfied. >> republicans say he is dealing the economy in the wrong way. they say we need lower taxes, not government spending that's the message they will take on the campaign trail in august. though democrats are expected to loose seats in november the senate minority lead certify playing the expectations game by down playing the danger to democrats. >> i think one of the things we need to do is remember that there are still three months to go. if the election were today would have a good day. it's a long way until november. they have out spent us and i expect them to do it again. th

to end age discrimination across the country organizing other age marchs in los angeles, washington dc>>> we have some pretty big apple stories here in the bay area but nothing quite like this. this is the largest apple store in the world, three stories tall, the building that used to house a night club. it just opened this weekend in london. store right in the middle of one of the busiest shopping districts. people started lining up a day before the store opened. this is the cupertino's 300th store worldwide. >>> crews are scheduled to begin carving out the 4th boar of caldecott tunnel that will be a big relief for all of us in contra costa county who commute to the city. what do you think is the worst traffic bottleneck in the bay area? on facebook, from contra costa county, it is highway 4, a minil.a. with traffic 7 days a week, east and westbound. >>> also from contra costa county, dave writes, caldecott tunnel, two lanes closed 24/7 i cannot wait for the 4th bore to be completed. >> you get stuck in that traffic a lot. >> i do. the one thing that you are thankful for, working an e