>> ea, ea, ea. hola, cÓmo estÁn? bienvenidos, ¡muy buenos dÍas! miÉrcoles 5 de mayo del 2010. feliz dÍa de la batalla de puebla. estamos celebrando en grande, en mÉxico no se celebra tan grande, pero aquÍ sÍ srs. >> y lo vamos a festejar con carla martÍnez que pronto estarÁ en vivo desde san antonio nada mÁs y nada menos que con el protagonista de moda. de la novela hasta que el dinero nos separe. y lo van a ver! pedro fernÁndez. >> es el mejor tipo que le queda la ropa de charro. >> a uno le extraÑa verlo a veces con la ropa que usamos todos nosotros. >> lo llena por todas partes! [risas] >> mejor hablemos de su cara. mejor hablemos de su cara. >> el segundo trasplantado de tejido facial en espaÑa, y obtuvo el alta mÉdica, contÓ con la colaboraciÓn de un centenar de mÉdicos. >> quÉ bÁrbaro. >> estuvo en una rueda de prensa, su agradecimiento a la familia del donante. y animÓ a que hayan mÁs donantes de este tipo. el 25 y 26 de enero pasado rafael, mi tocayo, fue intervenido en sevilla, segundo trasplante facial completo. felicidad y alegrÍa fuero

it was very ea good evening. >> you d he is a better comedia he is a president. >> oh. (laughter) >> carlos, that may be the best line of the night. >> you know what -- >> i love ann coulter. i really mean that. she is so great at what she does. you are truly the best. i am saying that with all of the compliments in the world. you know how to rile people up. you know how to get people to say, i can't believe she said that. >> thank you. >> but that's a great opinion. i don't agree with it but it's a great opinion. >> it's a gift. >> also in l.a. carlos diaz joins us. are you there, carlos? what's going on? >> yes, i am. >> i never asked you what you think of the latest immigration flap. >> i have a buddy from calgary who had an expired visa for two years. he lives in arizona right now. he's not going to get picked up because he's a white guy. this is not immigration reform it's mexican reform. that is the bottom line. are you worried about the immigration reform? why i don't have dark hair and a mustache and dark skin. >> what's his name? >> you want to turn him in. >>

but several breaks across the ea. allowing for the stars toshhw through looking at 70 downtn. our humidity evels atthree. 83 ercent. and as far as the temperatures across the state. we could see that we have 70 degrees in d. 70 in baltiiore over in dover, 3 degrees. and 63 in salisbbry. and a little cooler out there on the western edge of the mountains. and grrett county sitting at 59. and our winds are star to shift. coming out of the sutheast. and will continue to see a southerly flow. and that helps our temperatures crease over the next feways. an that will be the bii changing force as we tart to -ead into the middle of the3 week. those temperatures wl warm up quite a bit. in fact, looking at the warm weather 73 in chicago. 74 indianapolis. where the ighs were in the chicago almost 90 together. so there was warm air out there3 that air will continue to shift from t midwest into our aea, as we go trough the nexttcouple of days. soul see a jump in the temperatures down the road here. few high thin clouds south of us. but you can see to the north. clearrski. continue tt enjoy

it say ea daddy, do all politicians talk so much? so i'll end -- ipins great going home. end, with my father up above, one of my fondest pettreories was 1962, going to army-navy game. downtown. remenkser a6 c13 er the assassination, they name it had after that wonderful president, john f.ff. ennedy. i saw him there that day, 1962. i remember him crossing the field from one side to the other. a very harsh rivalry between the army that thinks they are almost as good as the navy. but you know, as he went from one side to the other, i remember watching. what i remember more than that, was at the end, those two teams, the youth of our nation, about to where the ce] this nation came together and shook one another's hand. that's us demopjats. [applause] at the end of the day, we have come togeo her for a shared prince pell let's come together. lepins rtretreber our president uteeds someone down this becaus john f. kennedy didn't have it quite right when he said one man can make a difference and another man can try. it does take a ne ouber of men and women to make it right. lepin

[ aplausos ] >> ea, ea, ea. >> tan tan tan tan tan! tan tan tan tan! [risas] >> regresÓ! sentimiento, nueva york! con esta cosa, cuanta cosa! ¡muy buenos dÍas! familia. lunes 24 de mayo del dÍa 2010 y queremos felicitar, ya asÍ al grano como el dermatÓlogo, a todos los mexicanos por la nueva belleza latina 2010. [ aplausos ] ana patricia gonzÁlez! ese gonzález le da un poco la... [risas] >> quÉ fuerte! >> ella estarÁ compartiendo con todos nosotros y a ella y a ustedes tambiÉn les tenemos grandes sorpresas. y muchachos, permitanme saludar rÁpidamente estuve en san francisco. la gente divina. los quiero mucho. gracias por ese cariÑo y ese amor. y paseando el sÁbado me metÍ en una de las panaderías mÁs importantes de san francisco. donde hacen el pan (...) es muy particular, el mÁs rico y donde naciÓ es en san francisco, y en esta panaderÍa "budín" la mÁs grande. y estaba baboseando, [risas] me saluda un muchacho, que se llama mike, se lastimÓ un poco el hocico, verdad? pero me traje el pan para mostrarlo. muchÍsimas gracias y a todos los latinos que trabajan! [ aplausos ]

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serieof flights they have to fly and i want to make sure i'm giving youaccurate information because ea flight has for a different purpose. it is an incremental progression. >> how many flights are they going to be flying before 2015 which is when you send them up to the station? >> let me get that for the records there because i don't want to give you-- and it is the same for orbital. each has a certain number of flights they fly and under the program that i paid for with the $250 million, and then they go into a resupply but that is the contract. so, for that they make money every time they deliver something into orbit. i will give you the data on the specific flights. >> i think for the chairman and for me and i think the whole committee the more specific you are on this because obviously people have a lot of questions about how we going to stand up this new capacity and i want to make sure ll be. >> manned flights i late 2011 by spacex? >> no. it is cargo only. we have got a long way to go. we have a long way to go and when i say a long way to go, they have got to demonstrate their

it comes from obama's ea is that the perfect should note the enemy of the good. in other words, if you consider a single payer to be perfect you did not want that to prevent some progress. if he held out for that he would get nothing. the same thing for the public option -- there were not the votes for either single payer or public option. it reminds me of fdr, when he puts through social security, a lot of liberals say it is a sellout, it ensures fewer than 40% of senior citizens and roosevelt said we got to start somewhere and then we can build on it. if we don't start somewhere, we get nothing. that was obama's attitude. medical marijuana, i think he sees it as a distraction. i think he has this pragmatic no distraction policy. don't ask, don't tell -- they will deal with itow but they didn't want these secondary issues to be wrecking their primary agenda, which was to prevent a depression, get health care done, get the stimulus through, and the three or four big things that they wanted to get done. so all of the other issues that are quite legitimate and peop

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china d tehis earlhi isifnt ea kf lev amontde expected from china iss. e t is that out to date?there are countries that have per-capita income and commissions far lower than the vast majority of developing countries. if you look at the developed countries, today the top 40% of developing countries are richer than that including singapore, all of the middle east, and a large swath of emerging economies. it is appropriate to have a conversation about equity, per- capita emissions, and appropriate allocation and irresponsibility. it has to be based on more. you -- there has to be gradient beyond that. >> i think that is right. the basic point is thht all may well taken, it is incorporated in everything people are talking about. the united states has gone on record as saying it will cut the emissions by 80%. the chinese have said it will cut the growth of the emissions. everyone except the chinese emissions will continue to grow because their per-capita emissions will continue to rise. it is a troubled standard for a couple of different reasons. right now, per unit of economic outpu

senator obama goes between them like a teacher on the playground with hisands spread and says ea guys, easy. hank, you go back and talk to spencer -- spencer baucus, ranking minority member of the house financial-services committee and get it straightened out with him and we will get straightened out here and he kind of made peace and as he left on the way back to the hotel he is telling his staff of the car phone, the conference call, that was the most surreal experience i have ever had. host: the next call for jonathan alter, hope bail, jean, a democrat. caller: i have been following you for a long time. i enjoy your work. two points -- he came in here with a very liberal agenda and immediately moved, it looks like, towards the center. example, no single pair in the health care. -- single payer in health care. the second point, he seemed to be more liberal toward marijuana before he was elected. is there an influence in congress or the white house that would be pushing him against medical or even legalization across the country? guest: both of these are related. obama is a pragmatis