en instantes una antropólogo de una universidad de california da un dram nlt testimonio, contra un expresidente. más adelante los tendremos en pantalla. >>> una antropo loga de la universidad de california. el histórico juicio contra el ex gobernante de ese país efraín montt testigos en el proceso haniye tambiéned a implicar al actual presidente. de ciudad de guatemala erika porras nos trae el testimonio y las reacciones. la reconocida antropo loga. estudios de la universidad de california sorprendió al presentarse en la corte guatemalteca para dar su testimonio de los hechos que ella vivió cuando emprendió el a rraoez gado viaje a guatemala en los años 80. >>> la población era una población que simpatizaba el ejército guerrillero de los pobres. son las más sangrienta fernandes la historia de américa latina. como podemos tratar a otras seres humanos de esta manera. >>> su vida corrió mri dpro en aquellos tiempos turbulentos y perdió familiares en medio de estos conflictos rigoberta menchú. >>> se metió en rigor de aquellos años cuando habían bombardeos creo, no sé bien, recuerdo de su historia

venezuela de tomar represalias contra empleados publicos que no votaron contra nicolás maduro y también el dramrestando o presentando una cacerÍa de brujas fr denuncias dicen que el gobierno amenazÓ a empleados pÚblicos que mostraron apoyo a la oposiciÓn o de quienes se sospechan que no votaron por maduro. francisco tiene testimonios. >>> el temor entre miles de empleados pÚblicos sus cargos en riesgo, el gobierno busca a los que tienen vinculaciÓn con la oposiciÓn, o indicios que votaron por capriles. el video muestra al ministro de viviendas amenazando con echar a trabajadores que no acepten polÍticas de gobierno. >>> no acepto militantes del partido fascista. quien quera ser militante se irÁ. harÉ la denuncia yo mismo. >>> no es el Único caso, el mÁs grave un ministro que ratificÓ en el cargo maduro, esta actitud del gobierno se multiplica en instancias y niveles con la misma amenaza, los despidos. el gobierno sospecha que mÁs de 700 mil votos nuevos de capriles, provinieron de empleados pÚblicos de allÍ la cacerÍa, el ex candidato a opositor dijo que se usa la amenaza y el miedo. >>> de tod

no space tracking dram station no old little satellite registered the meteorite as it approached the earth they could only register its trail which remained visible in the atmosphere for nine hours. that no one. was coming in the unexpected attack from space threaten the lives of seven million people. of such size are very hard to pinpoint i would even say that for the time being it's impossible no one has such equipment telescopes are used to observe larger objects this is something we have to work at the top priority area of technology development so this there have been impacts in the past and they will happen in the future the scale of these impacts will greatly depend on their size. which was almost the same as a missile attack except that it came from space. order to reduce the chance of it happening again we have to protect our country with maybe five telescopes it would cost about half a billion rubles of the same cost in damages as a result of chile. where it presumably fell has become a place of pilgrimage it attracts scientists the police and tourists. there's been one att

when you lay it down, flesh, dram, and it has the faucet holes in here. it has the race area here so water will not run back off of it. >> let's go take a look at shower fittings and fixtures and the shower systems year. they are fascinating and very, very modern looking. all sorts of great stuff. do people like these in their homes? >> yes, i think this is a great example of how people do not want their parents shower anymore. this is the new generation of shower systems, and they have and what occurred, -- accouterments. they just give a wide volume of water distribution. >> is that a problem with water flow? >> these technically meet those standards. the shower head distributes it, so it just kind of gives an appearance of more volume. these are body sprays that will take your body. this is a hand-held, and this is a good example where you could put a bar here. you could leave it in place as the traditional shower, or you could take it, and you could do it, and this is also great for cleaning and washing your dog and things like that. >> right, so you

its toll on the united states military in the latter part of this year and for years to come rather dram atically if it continues. in dealing with had crisis, we have first-class capability to deal with it. certainly we would move ground forces into the country to assist the 28,000 and the 600,000 man south korean military that is there and we have significant amount of air power and maritime superiority to deal with -- if there was a conflict. there's no doubt about it that the north korean leadership understands, if they initiated a war, they will lose that war and the regime will go away. most of all of this is trying to get concessions and also to preserve the extension of the regime. the regime preservation is their number one objective. >> everyone assumes that china is the key player in getting north korea maybe to stand down. any indications that there are back channel conversations between the u.s. and china and what could china's role be in getting north korea to just tamp it down a little bit? >> that's a great question, governor. i mean, we have tried for years to use the chi

the dram dramatic story of the louisville basketball player who dramatically broke his leg on the here laughs night. the horrific scene as it played out live on tv. he says it was all worthwhile. that and the young man's courage and the team that follows him, ahead, unless breaking news changes everything on "studio b." >> but first, at we're live at the boardwalk. over my shoulder, the roller coaster still in the atlantic. six months after superstorm sandy batter the shoreline and changed the lives of families up and down the eastern coast. now folks are keeping a close eye on the calendar. we're exactly eight weeks from memorial day. the unofficial start to the summer, but certainly it's official here, and for the jersey shores' economy and all up and down new york, the summer is crucial. the governor he, chris christie, revealed that new jersey broke its all-time tourism year last year, celebrating and generating $40 billion from investment, government support, and a lot of spending, at the beaches and casinos and right here along the boardwalk. less than two months ago we reported

following the memorial service in boston today the president went across the street to the ka thee dramre he thanked members of the boston athletics association. that is the group that hosts and volunteers for the marathon. >> i'm not going to speak long. you'll start calling me reverend oba. on the main message in addition to having the chance to shake some hands and give some hugs is just to say how proud the whole country is of you. how grateful we are -- how grateful we are that in the face of chaos and tragedy, all of you displayed the very best of the american spirit. >> thank you. >> you displayed grit. you displayed compassion. you displayed civic duty. you displayed courage. and when we see that kind of spirit, there's something about that that's infectious. it makes us all want to be better people. you've inspired the entire country. you've inspired the world. and for that you should be profoundly proud. but, you know, as de-val and i were talking as we were driving in from the airport, the key is that we hang onto a little bit of that. because it's right there under the surfa

jake, just going back to you just to sort of put this into perspective, because the dram marks the chaos, is not over yet, clearly. there's still a lot of activity behind you. there's still a lot of activity at watertown. and we're trying to sort of make some sense of this. the only way we can is to try to draw together all of the pieces of the puzzle that are coming to us now. let's just go over, if you don't mind, just taking us through this journey again for the benefit of those viewers across the globe and, perhaps, in the united states who have joined us ought this early hour. it is 2:00 eastern time. 2:00 in the morning. jake, if you could just remind us of what has taken place in the last few hours here. >> reporter: sure. we need to reiterate that even as we try to put these pieces of the puzzle together, they may not go together. they might be pieces relating to a completely different puzzle. obviously, there's a huge interest in what is going on in boston, massachusetts, this evening and the surrounding area because of the investigation into the terrorist attacks here on monday

a samsung electronics official told sbs cnbc that the first quarter was mainly pulled by growth in dram chippes and televisions rather than the usual strong spots of mobile units this quarter because samsung did not come out with a new smartphone this past quarter for a change. that is just yet. and its next smartphone, next flash of smartphone, galaxy s4 will be hitting stores at the end of this month and that's what's leading many analysts here to expect that will pick up on the earnings streak this year. >> kelly, thanks very much for that. the korean market is down sharply today, as well. >>> meanwhile, the italian market will have tory lease bonds to pay off $26 billion of unpaid bills through 2014. at the same time, fitch has warned that bank loan impairment charges remain high because of the weak economy. the reports say the outlook of the sector remains negative due to another challenging year with filled with economic uncertainty. let's get your view on this. it's interesting to see italian and spanish markets outperforming today. is this actually now also related to japan? is

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dram. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> and you live upstairs. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> stephanie: i don't know. >> i'vetephanie: this is the robert duffy the stepson of the boat owner obviously the big break on the case on friday. >> the tarp from the boat was kind of askew. he went over it, trying to adjust the straps. he realized one of the straps had been cut. at that point he noticed there was a small amount of blood. he looked forward. not knowing what he was actually looking at. his brain told him there was a body but he wasn't sure there was a body. at that point he immediately jumped down, called 911. >> stephanie: so that was -- that was about -- only about a half hour i think after they -- announcedder the suspect's names, correct on friday night. don't you hate that when you look at your boat tarp and there is a bloody chechen in there. end of an incredible news week. tamerlan the dead bomber -- i'm sorry, suspect suspected boston bomber, may not get an islamic funeral. in the days since the two deadly bombs that followed boss -- brought boston to a standstill, the community has distanced it

dram the same as every other aspect of our inflation. there was no differential between the health care cost now that we have a government program what has happened is health care costs are two or sometimes three times the rate of the average inflation in the economy so what you did as number one you have a supreme court ruling that it was in the best interest of the country to take away the liberties of individuals. the congress had gone outside of the power which lists very specifically with the congress can do, and yet the supreme court held up the abandonment of the nm trade powers and also the trump and of the tenth amendment >> host: why when it comes to the commerce clause you use that with the supreme court wrote justice in her testimony in you reprint that testimony coming your back-and-forth with of what elena kagan. what was the question you asked about fruits and vegetables? >> guest: the question i ask is can the government told you and mandate to you how many fruits and vegetables to eat in a day. and it really a rises will