the same is going on with ecuador. if you look at chinese customs with their getting from ecuador, there is a big gap. it is worth noting ecuador and petro china climbed barcelona agreement to the $1 billion loan there was a lot of anger because reportedly it did not include a clause that said petro china cannot sell the oil in the americas and the concern was petro ecuador would turn petro china into a competitor and petro china would sell crude in the same places as ecuador. until the refining capacity is on line we will continue to see the chinese oil companies as major sellers of oil. >> here's an example of the refinery -- if it is built, it would seem to be one example where politics supersedes economics. >> the other issue. one question -- i don't know the answer but any volume of oil will be economic. i don't know what that is -- the other thing to keep in mind is what is going on domestically in china in the issue of competition for market share in china. the domestic rival is dominant and eager to increase it

we'll get him out of ecuador. get him out of ecuador. >> reporter: and that's just what tommy ray did, with the full cooperation of ecuadorian authorities. when officials there discovered serrano had actually been a u.s. citizen for years, they deported him to america in the custody of detective ray. in september 2002, nelson serrano walked into a central florida courtroom and pleaded not guilty to the murder charges. after a snarl of legal delays, in september 2006, nearly nine years after the murders, serrano finally sat before a jury, the accused, in a first-degree murder death penalty case. >> that man sitting right there murdered four people. >> reporter: in court, tommy ray sat a few feet away from nelson serrano. the families of the four victims packed one side of the courtroom as the prosecutor, john aguero, called phil dosso to recount the history of bad blood with serrano. >> he said i don't want to see your face anymore. because i can kill you someday. >> reporter: the voice of the mother of two of the

you have a guy from ecuador sneaks in the country and moves to massachusetts. there he is. he gets arrested for assault on police officer. ice is not informed by the direction of the governor. the governor tells the local cops "don't do that." then the guy guaman kills a young man who just graduates from college, matthew denice. so who has blood on their hands here, wendy? who has blood on their hands? >> to me, deval owns this both from a leadership perspective and from a political perspective. this is a guy who once he was elected and chose to do this, which was not romney. remember governor romney was here in massachusetts before deval patrick. he says i don't like what romney said. romney said if you arrest any person and you have to run their record to see if they are here illegally then you have to report them to ice. deval said no, i don't like that. that's too mean to the illegals. he changed it. >> bill: the massachusetts state police were furious when governor patrick changed it. >> this is the result. >> bill: i have never met patrick. i don't know him. okay? wha

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>> delicioso. >> se la pasa uno a todo dar. >> que viva ecuador.do muy especial a nuestra karla martÍnez, estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial. estÁ haciendo una entrevista a uno de los personajes mÁs importantes! >> todo un Éxito serÁ. >> estaba emocionadÍsima. >> feliz. ayer me dice: me voy, me voy... pero no podemos decir a dÓnde fue ni donde estÁ. >> nada? >> nada. >> ah! >> pero tenemos que empezar la maÑana con mucha informaciÓn. >> y ya estÁn listos sacha y fÉlix. >> es un secreto de estado, dÓnde estÁ nuestra karlita? >> no sÉ, no sé. no tengo nii idea. se lo daremos a conocer aquÍ en el programa. felicidades a poncho! daniel alfonso es un muÑeco. >> sin duda. >> nos vamos con las noticias. >> los mercados de europa abrieron hoy con ganancias despuÉs de que wall street cerrÓ al alza. y todo tras el compromiso de la reserva federal de los estados unidos de mantener sus tasas de interÉs extraordinariamente bajos. >> las bolsas de tokyo segÚn shangai y tokyo registraron ganancias. >> las exportaciones en china se aceleraron en junio. desde europa y

le diremos donde terminÓ un aficionado del f >> ecuador, costa rica y nigeria ademÁs de arabia saudita >> es el gobierno mÁs excluyente y violento que hemos tenido. >> dicen porque la ley antiinmigrante de la fama es peor que la de arizona. >> y el periodista colombiano nos dice que lo quieren matar. todo en al punto. recuerde, maÑana a las 10 am. antes de despedirnos,1 aficionado del gol americano que creyÓ que su sueÑo se hicieron realidad al ganar unos boletos tÉrmino en la cÁrcel por suplantar a su hermano. debÍa 75.000 $ a su ex esposas por manutenciÓn infantil. hasta aquÍ las noticias del dÍa. muchas gracias. ♪

. >>> en la embajada de ecuador se cayeron tres chimeneas. >>> causaron dañ en los pisos, en el interior>> encontramos una grieta de 4 pies de largo, y una pulgada de ancho, turistas no podrán ingresar. >>> no siempre tenemos el tiempo de venir aquí, y ahora que está cerrado pty triste. >>> un grupo de ingenieros volverán a revisar el documento. en washington>>> hacemos una pausa, y enseguida, el presidente de apple renunció a su puesto y crea >>> la depresión es más común en los niños, y adolescentes, los padres deben estar alertas, si muestran comportamiento rebelde quizás sea momento de recomendar un experto. >>> la vida no es para que estéñ triste. >>> hace algunos año para ella decir esto buera sido imposible. para ella salir de la cama, y sonreír eran ataleas complicadas, tenía depresión. >>> tenía 13 a 14 año cuando me di cuenta que no era la misma persona, me decían por qu no salía de la cama, o demoraba en hacer las rohcosas. >>> el desconocimiento de la enfermedad puede llegar hasta el suicidio. según la organización mundial de la salud. >>> los síntomas de la depresión méxic v

temporal de esta joyua pero hubo daños r del barrio latino de la capital, principalmente la embajada de ecuadorrmanecen acordonadas >>> la embajada, y en las casas también tuvieron problemas >>> están tratadas para tener un andamio de emergencia >>> hasta ahora no hay muertes o lesiones serias y gran parte de la zona afectada, como nueva york, han vuelto a la realidad una gran preocupación han sido los reactores nucleares informaron que los 14 reacto, no sufrieron daños pero otras 2 continúan fuera de operación, en washington, univisión >>> y esta noche, por supuesto, en la edi más de la renuncia de steve jobs como presidente de la compañía apple >>> un presidente que ha revolucionado las comunicaciones en el país >>> buenas tardes

amazing images of the national rainforest in ecuador.the amazon and one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. full of exotic birds, rare frogs and home to nearly two dozen threatened and near threatened species. it is truly amazing. but its survival is coming at a cost. the ecuadorian government is asking for $3.6 billion with a b dollars. $100 million by december in their initiative for paying to keep one billion barrels of heavy crude oil under ground and leave this biological and cultural diversity undisturbed. joining me for more on this is bo derek. she's the actress, model and goodwill ambassador appointed by the president of ecuador to the yasuni initiative. she's joining us now. great to see you. i laid it out a bit. what makes this area so very special? >> you know, this is one of the last places of a.m. sdplon rainforest that's completely untouched and pristine. so many of our conservation programs are trying to put back what we've already spoiled. this is unspoiled. there are two indigenous tribes living there in volunt

. >> la embajada de ecuador sufrieron daÑos. >> vamos empezar atender a toda la comunidad ecuatoriana columbia dijo que siempre habrÍan quejas pero recuerda que la situaciÓn pudo haber sido peor. >> lory montenegro, telemundo. >> hoy un potente terremoto de 6. 8 grados en la escala de richter sacudiÓ una zona de la selva peruana. >> segÚn autoridades desatÓ pÁnico la poblaciÓn se volco a las calles pero no reporta daÑos materiales al parecer fue un sismo profundo residentes de lima alcanzaron a sentirlo. >> nuestra primera pausa desde la capital mexicana pero al regresar una innovodora tÉcnica forense para resolver crÍmenes e identificar cadÁveres abandonados en el desierto. >> denuncian al gobierno mexicano de complicidad en el ambiente de odio que ha cobrado las vidas de decenas de migrantes en el primer aniversario de la masacre en tamauli tamaulipas. >> tensa movilizaciÓn en la costa este ante el fortalecimiento y grave amenaza del huracÁ ¿qué se necesita para un buen descanso? ¿qué tal un colchón que nos haga soñar? y algo muy cómodo que mantenga firme mi espalda. nunca es sufici

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other energy-backed loans to borrowers include two loans totaling $2 billion to the government of ecuadorand loans totaling $32.6 billion to venezuela. what do these deals tell us about how the chinese government and chinese companies interact to execute cross-border deals? much of the media reporting on these loans portrays them as the work of china in to and the oil companies working closely together in a highly coordinated global pursuit of energy. this is only part of the story. he may arguments i made in my study is a that is the prospect of coordination between the banks, the oil companies and the government, but the conclusion is subject to to caveat. each of the actors involved had their own interests to pursue, including profitability. that includes making money, expanding the global business portfolio, and maintaining the privileged position in the banking position for the chinese government is interested includes energy supply security, foreign-exchange diversification and export diversification. what i mean by that is, if you look at the loan the bank extended to venezuela las

that happens maybe some of the smaller countries who work which are aligned with venezuela such as ecuador or bolivia might follow suit however the major countries notably brazil mexico argentina will not do so i don't think any time in the near future so in a way regrettably hugo chavez is a bit on his own and she should be more careful i believe the way he handles these things it is making it to august it becomes a very very clear target of what is a basically.

venezuela, ecuador, brazil, some argentina. so if we're going to talk about the whole region, it's trade. and it's trade that really matters. these have had tremendous positive implications for the region overpblt the fact that the growth rates were high during the global recession is related to the fact that commodity prices were high, and this is overall positive news for latin america. but there is this side effect which is the economic structure, the expansion of services, informal services that latin america needs to address. and for that it's necessary to first adopt the right policies but also to think about increasing interaction with other parts of the world where the economic relationship is more balanced between trade, investment flows, not particularly concentrated in one sector of the economy. so these processes of diversification is very important and something i think the u.s. should take note of. >> well, this has been a terrific panel, with one exception. that's that the panel has gone beyond time. that is clea

la muerte de decenas de personas en ecuador. por ingerir licor adulterado.ue incluye la multiplicaciÓn de las cÉlulas con daÑos en el adn que tienen mÁs probabilidades de convertirse en canso rocerosas. >>> la que muchas mujeres quieren comer sin sentir re k r remordimiento buscan a 60 voluntarias que consumen chocolate negro por 12 semanas. para luego irse a tomar el sol. y el estudio busca comprobar si los anti oxidantes presentes en los chocolates protegen a las fÉminas de los rayos ultravioletas. hay mucha voluntaria. >>> seguimos con consejo de salud y con 15 minutos de ejercicio diario podemos alargar nuestras vidas. un estudio realizado en taiwÁn con mÁs de 400 personas. hacer mejoreess moderado como caminar nos extiende la vida 3 aÑos. >>> solo 15 minutos. >>> los invitamos para seguir en las pÁginas de twiter uefa ze buck, para conocer mÁs historias y tambiÉn. no olvide ver los reportajes en las pÁginas, twiter facebook y univisiÓn.com. >>> y en una corta pausa y conocerÁn una mujeres que recibe mensajes y respuestas que parecen dictadas del mÁs all

happens maybe some of the smaller countries who which are aligned with going as well are such as ecuador or bolivia might follow suit however the major countries notably brazil mexico argentina who will not do so i don't think any time in the near future so in a way regrettably hugo chavez is a bit on his own else he should be more careful how to leave the way he handles these things because making it too obvious to me comes a very very clear target of what is a basically very powerful military machine that my target is how does this make him a target and taking us back what exactly. well let me just give you learn quick example in november two thousand and two saddam hussein traded one billion dollars for medicine his dollars for the first time in two thousand euro's we know what happened to saddam hussein in march two thousand and three because the threat was seen that it could be a run under control the oil market turning it from dollars into urals so now hugo chavez selling the country to call their gold back if you want to be a domino effect caused by hugo chavez well i don't think

si llegas a un restaurante y es la gente que te da esa sonrisa maravillosa, la gente de ecuador, mÉxicoba persiguiendo a la policÍa y entre ellos se mandaban mensajes y a la derecha, y a la izquierda. son de pelÍcula las imÁgenes. cÓmo paras a un toro? >> cÓmo lo paras? >> menos mal que era de noche quiÉn sabe la hora exacta del asunto. imagÍnate tÚ nueva york y que veas un toro. ¿que paso? aquí tengo la solución. papel scott® extra soft... ...la suavidad que buscas, en rollos que duran y duran. y como todos los productos scott®, es calidad bien hecha. todo lo que necesitamos. ni más, ni menos. [ locutora ] scott®. bien hecho. >> quÉ tal? seguimos con ustedes con mÁs noticias y la tremenda angustia de una familia en misouri. >> desaparecida desde el sÁbado realizaron una vigilia en misouri para pedir que la encuentren sana y salva. fue vista por Última vez cuando montaba la bicicleta el 6 de agosto enfrentde su casa. las autoridades hallaron algunas evidencias que estarÍan vinculadas con la desapariciÓn de la pequeÑa pero no tienon mÁs detalles. >> tres hermanos de la florida amaneciero

or a mountain farmer from ecuador who eats cheese and banana and machika, toasted barley and wheat flourlook at a binge eater, maybe there's a certain amount of fear this could happen to me or it's just shocking. >> reporter: if you could describe a picture of what you eat in a day what would it look like? >> well, i had pan aches this morning and then we had pizza, no key plan for tonight. >> reporter: now this 400 pound sumo wrestler might not be eating pancakes but eats the same number of calories as this 144 pound bread queen from germany but this exhibit isn't just a snapshot of calorie count it highlights the disparity and consumption between cultures. what surprised you the most from looking around? >> i guess how people eat every day, that surprised me. >> reporter: taryn winter brill, cbs news, boston. >> joining us now is frances largeman-roth from "health" magazine. good to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> what are these diets really saying about the people who are eating them, about the cultures? >> what's so interesting, it's always revealing to see how much food a perso

what it is with a politician in kinshasa for people stand in line of the registration center of in ecuador or something like that to get in discussions about the elections of people and it's just a common assumption this is going to happen again in five years. people say 2006 will stuff we're doing it again now in a rented again in five years if my body isn't successful now hopefully things will be better in five years and just the fact that there is going to be another set of elections in five years that's a common assumption i think is an incredibly positive sign. it will make its increasingly difficult for any leader or a politician or party to subvert that process. in other words, what i've been very encouraged to seek thinking about that recently increasingly congolese are talking about when the next elections occur rather than if they occur. that gives me cause for hope and optimism and that brought a process that i described at the outset of my remarks in terms of helping our congolese friends slowly but steadily recovered from circumstances the rest of us can only begin to imagine.