deme un beso, cÓmo estÁ? bien?, trabajÉ casi 30 aÑos en ese paÍs, pero como no me alcanza el dinero voy a vender pelÍculas y me gano mis 30,40 $. >> creo que nadie la puede juzgar de decir nada malo por querer ganarse su vida. >> la policÍa me pone tickets, y las mujeres me queda empezar, pero mi marido tiene sida. >> su marido tiene sida porque lo agarrÓ. >> sÍ, lo agarrÓ con una seÑorita de la calle, yendo a guatemala yo lo vi muy demacrado, y le dije que no me gustaba, para demostrarme que no tenÍan sida se fue a hacer la prueba. >> lo mÁs duro fue la traiciÓn? >> no, lo mÁs duro es que Él se va a morir y era la Última esperanza que me quedaba, porque a mis hermanos los mataron en la guerra del salvador y en Él habÍa puesto todas mis esperanzas,todas, todas, y esa fue una de mis bajas, la baja mÁs grande que he tenido es la muerte de mi madre, y yo soy feliz, me puedo morir feliz, fue una niÑa feliz, a pesar de la violaciÓn, yo fui feliz, tenÍa 16 aÑos cuando la violaciÓn, y fue algo horrible, sin nombre. >> cÓm

. >> on september 20, 1993, trudy justin and her husband, larry, boarded the sunset limited in deming, new mexico, headed for florida. >> and i could sit there and look and talk to other people, but the best part is going to the dining car. we went to the dining car three times a day. and you just trot back there and they were really nice to you. >> after dinner, trudy and larry returned to their seats to rest. the train stopped briefly in new orleans to fix a broken air conditioner. by 2:30 a.m., it was running about 33 minutes behind schedule. it stopped in mobile, alabama, where the engineer waited until a freight train cleared the bridge up ahead. then, the sunset limited started on the last leg of its trip, 750 miles to miami. the train throttled up to a cruising speed of 72 miles an hour, but visibility was hindered by fog. shortly before 3:00 a.m., the sunset limited approached the bayou canot bridge. in a matter of seconds, the train's three engines and next four cars plummeted into the water. the engine's fuel tanks ruptured igniting the diesel fuel. >> then the people start

with diplomacy at a stand still, the security council in new york ron demed the referendum tomorrow. >> translator: it is a secret to no one, that the russian federation will vote against the draft resolution. we cannot go along with the basic assumption, that is declaring illegal the march planned referendum. >> the refer dumb will go ahead tomorrow morning. the result is not in doubt. but what happens next is more interesting. if russia uses the vote to make its occupation of crimea permanent, then the talk in the west is likely to turn into action. >> turning now to afghanistan, where today president hamid karzai said his country is prepared for a complete withdrawal of american and nato troops by the end of this year. in his final address to parliament, karzai said the afghan military is up to the task of protecting the nation. the u.s. has been pressing karzai to sign a security agreement that would leave a small number of american troops in afghanistan beyond this year. in neighboring pakistan, a doctor who helped the united states track down and kill osama bin laden had his pr

trader dan deming of stutland equities joins us now. good morning dan. has the market found any stability? >>yesterday you have to say at least short termit looks like it has. the previous couple of days we saw the market open much higher and give up those gains and actually close down on the day. yesterday we saw the market higherback to flat during the day but it was able to build on those gains in the afternoon. it closed near the high so i think short term that's a positive. >>is that a sign that people are buying on the dip? >>yesterday was a nice little reprieve for the market. it broke the downtrend that we saw the last couple of days. there's some buying going on here. i think specifically as we held 1850 in the spx. i think also if you look at the nasdaq. it's down pretty significantly in the last couple of days on the heels of 3 stocksgoogle, facebook, and amazonthat drove the nasdaq significantly lower. so i think you're seeing a little bit of stability there as well. >>there are some crosscurrents in this market including people who are buyin

in chart talk this morning, we are bringing in dan deming of stutland equities. good morning dan. >>good morning angie. >>you are watching that record ride in the russel 2000. now that small caps are showing some new numbers, what does that mean for the greater market? >>certainly it's a positive. it's serves as a support for the overall market. it's nice to see the small cap sector supporting this runup in some of the other major averages. now the dow is still struggling a little bit. so those large caps really relative to the market have not performed as well. but it's a good foundation for this market particularly as you see this maket pushing to what you consider new highs across the board. >>with the ukraine crisis situation and the volatility index cooling off, does that give us an all clear signal or do traders think that more could be ahead? >>i think that you saw quite a reaction yesterday and much more of a reaction than i think most of us expected. i wouldn't say it's an all clearcertainly a relief rally. i think you saw some shortcovering going on as the day moved forw

that's left to be demed. we saw the kids using e-cigarettes if more likely to be tobacco smokers. we saw that this doubled among teens. studies showed the total number declining, if e-cigarettes is growing in leaps and bounds. smoking. >> that is something we might see in the future. e-cigarettes have only been popular in the u.s. for the last couple of years. the data we have on e-cigarette use is on 2011 and 2012. generally the dat owe from c.b.c. is older than that, when we talk about convention tall possible abbingo. >> here are some other findings, current esecret use was associated with smoking or having smoked secrets in the past and mistakers that used cigarettes were likely to intend to quit smoking. could that be used to arg ou against iyour use. >> the taken edgers using e-cigarettes were likely to be planning to quit. they are less likely to have stamed smoking. >> you maptioned it briefly. how significant was the number of teenagers. were you able to find kids whose first use of nicotine. we saw that among middle school students. 20% of them had never tried a tobacco

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these are all issues that we have bipartisan support over for this demee. nd of course veterans face the same problems that many other americans across the country face, and after that, the distance is water, not just land, as we -- i think it is important that on the issue -- i recently visited the vet house in a -- kalehe. on the issue of homelessness, the support that we give to programs such as the veterans engaged in transition i think really holds promise. zoo -- so this is an eight-bedroom home in a community in kalehe. what impressed me was this was a situation where the veterans were homeless, they were in transitional housing. they have places to go after they spend their 90 days in a stable environment. because a lot of the veterans do not have that stability in their lives. so just to have a calm, supportive place for a period of time that enabled them to get on with their lives is what i saw in this vet house. this particular house was created by a nonprofit entity in partnership with money from the grants from the v.a. of 213,000, and they wor

their private and public con deming of each other attested to their intense emotional connection. betsy always tried to win her father's approval. and william patterson always tried to win her respect. neither succeeded and the bond between them was forged from anger, bitterness and contempt. after his death, betsy considered to do battle with his ghost writing a dialogue of the dead or dialogs between jerome and my father in hell. it would be an injustice to tell betsy's story as a feminine triumph. she paid a high price. she refused to ever marry again. this was a reflection with the disillusionment with romance and marriage. and it was because she could not have imagined settling for anything less after being a bonaparte. she was also worried her son might not be able to make his claim of being legit if she married again. she became cynic over the jealousy of good fortune of other women. bitterness never marked her face. but it did in the end mark her spirit. as an aging woman she wrote her own history not as a triumph over diversity of endless betrayal. a reporter in 1870 foun

second is tthe second is to deme movement said on that the journalists must be allowed to observe events. many are taking out the journalists once they perceive the threat and that allows them to enforce their own narrative on what is going on and it deprives people on the ground of the opportunity to be witnessed in the world opinion. the thing that u.s. can do is developing so when there are forces that want to lead how can it be made easier for them to do so and how can it be made easier for them to do so without taking the weapons with them setting up shop on the border of the country they can launch on the attacks? the third thing would be to consider freezing the aid to countries that are abusive and i think in the recent cases, we have seen even the threat often does provoke those within the loyalty so the civilian bureaucrats, economic once they get the threat to the assets might be frozen and they are quite willing to change their loyalty so coming up with these types of tools which are not coercive in the sense they don't require a lot of loss and the treasure but they are usin

. >> mira me encanta esa canciÓn deme acuerdo de la no en Él, hablaremos demo poder ayudar a nuestros >> don josÉ castillo que estÁ en california los Ángeles un beso gracias por su apoyo y cariÑo tambiÉn le mando muchos beso que dio lo cuidÉ mucho muchas gracias padrino. >> ahora si con el honor que me otorga muchas gracias. >> ahora seÑoras y seÑores tengo que presentar a mis compatriotas con nosotros estÁ el ritmo tropical del grupo lÍmite 11. >> 21. >> ahora saben lo que viene. >> les va a doler tambiÉn. >> no te quejes, no te quejes. >> tÚ tampoco. >> hermano ese pelo no va a dar lo mismo bienvenido. >> ya son parte de la familia tÍtulo de anoche de lo que la vida me robÓ. >> no hombre que la pagan contra y todo, el destino comenzÓ a sda foir a josÉ luis en una lucha por la vida de angÉlica que estuvo grueso miren perdÓn, bendito vamos a ver lo que la vida me robÓ rn cariÑo especial. >> hay cariÑo de puerto rico. >> donde estoy no me voy. >> dale play por favor. >> para hoy. >> angÉlica angelica, angÉlica por favor no me hagas esto abre los ojos no voy a permitir que se mueras no