the plaintiffs landed a big blow into ecuador and chevron said, we lost in ecuador and we're not going pay, but we lost, and we're going to take you back to the united states where this started and we're going to approve the people on the other side are akin to gangsters. they use the u.s. anti- racketeering law enacted in 1970 to do with the mafia. >> so it is a rico suit. >> exactly. and we're going to show what you call a lawsuit was actually a conspiracy, a protection racket, a shakedown of the company. they put on evidence for six weeks -- i was there all most every day of this trial as for all kinds of much more famous people like sting and his wife and others -- federalnow with a judge here in new york and we are eagerly awaiting his ruling, which could come as early as january and he is going to say either chevron is correct or chevron is incorrect, and i think all the smart money is on his finding for chevron. i think chevron is going to walk away from this trial with a judgment from a u.s. court that says steven donziger and his ,lients were actually basically, a kid to crimi

of course, this caused a huge to the meta-dispute between columbia and ecuador -- ecuador, of course,charging it had violated international law by bombing the country. venezuela weighed in in his typical way, very anti-american, saying they were a terrorist nation. nicaragua broke diplomatic relations with colombia. the pressure mounted. the organization of american states weighed in. there was lots of pressure against your rebate -- uribe. he eventually apologized in public, which caused a little anger back in the united states among small group of people who knew the back story because they thought he was giving up or publicly giving up the right of self-defense, but it did not damage relationships between colombia and the united states and in fact, they carried on the secret strikes against farc membership and other targets inside columbia. while the fact of the bombing into ecuador was well-known -- and at the time there was a lot of conspiracy theories that the u.s. did it -- it was never any or,f the u.s. knew about it certainly, they did not do it directly. so this is one of th

>>>e n el ecuador 2 de 3 adolescentes sin educación son madres. >>> las camas de hospitales públicosviolación. >>> 54 personas de cada 100 persona están de acuerdo que las mujeres puedan abortar en caso de violación . >>> pero no lo lograron. >>> en un país con un 90 % de población católica, la despenalización del aborto está muy lejos, se dan testimonios de mujeres svioladas que con buen acompañamiento consiguen tener sus bebés. >>>e lla acudió a una clínica clandestina para abortar a su hija, pero ahí fue abordada por los grupos provida. >>> cuando les das el acompañamiento el 96% de ellas aceptan continuar con el embarazo. >>> no es difícil que un hijo. >>> cuando es fruto de una violación porque no tiene culpa de llegar a este mundo para mí ella es lo más hermoso para mi en mi vida, es algo hermoso la personita que llena mi vida de felicidad. >>> elisa, en cambio optó por el aborto y dice que no ha vuelto a dormir en paz. >>> me arrepiento, podré haber arrancado a mi hijo en el vientre, no del pensamiento . >>> lo que comparten todas es el riesgo de someterse a estos procedimient

y me voy con ecuador que puede tambiÉn ser sorpresa.ado del sorteo tendrÍa el camino despejado, la argentina de messi me voy con argentina, y me voy con nigeria. ahora otro de los grupos de la muerte el de alemania, ghana, estados unidos y portugal, alemania para el primer lugar y dirÍa la portugal alemania primer lugar y portugal de chris fui aÑo en cristiano el segundo. luego bÉlgica y rusia. veamos ahora estos serÍan los el para procesos, adelante marÍa elen Í >>> gracias fÉlix estas entusiasmado con el mundial. tristeza por la muerte de mandela, pero el pesar mucho mÁs mayor en su en tal sudÁfrica, ahÍ lloran al lider, al para tr patriarca a quien llamaban madiba, pero no son sÓlo lÁgrimas hay canticos, nuestro enviado especial pablo monsalvo nos habla de lo que serÁ un adiÓs de 10 dÍas. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> desde que trascendiÓ la noticia de su muerte, los sudafricanos comenzaron a cantar, bailar y llorar en pÚblico en emotivas ceremonias, y tambiÉn celebran su vida. >>> este es un momento para que nosotros sudafricanos celebremos la v

>> la tercera arista tambiÉn que ocurriÓ, ahÍ vimos tambiÉn en argentina, ecuador, son estas leyes deÍa no era tan cercano al gobierno de venezuela, pero se vio que dos semanas despuÉs maduro recibiÓ a los nuevos directivos de globo visiÓn en miraflores, en el palacio de gobierno, y luego todos los periodistas crÍticos de esa cadena incluyendo, leopoldo castillo que era el conductor estrella, el nuevo director fueron desapareciendo. >> o sea, la imagen que me estÁn dando ustedes del periodismo en amÉrica latina es que estÁ bajo acecho y que corren los periodistas independientes, corren muchÍsimo peligro, no Únicamente en mÉxico, por ejemplo, donde obviamente los estÁn matando los narcotraficantes. >> pero no es sÓlo en mÉxico la violencia que es otra parte, la mÁs grave de todo esto, se esta produciendo en centroamÉrica, se estÁ produciendo en mÉxico, en brasil, es curiosa. >> estÁn matando periodistas. >> estÁn matando periodistas, amenazÁndolos y ademas ha dejado de ser noticia, es curioso, el Último informe de reporteros sin fronteras dice que hay menos libertad de prensa en paÍses

robert: ecuador.ts name derived from that horizontal line dividing the northern and southern hemispheres. the country's indigenous culture alone makes it a worthwhile trip. but ecuador has also embraced the fairly modern concept of sustainable eco-tourism and adventure travel. join us, as we travel by bus through ecuador. experiencing its ancient culture and colonial history. while weaving in a good bit of fun along the way. robert: travel. for some, it's a luxurious escape. or maybe, an adrenaline-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time, for raw travel.

africa should seek inspiration from the example of ecuador in two thousand and seven eight this latin american country proceeded with the audit of its debts to determine the illegitimate and odious debts there is a whole series of contracts and we see it in the african case. absolutely unacceptable including from the point of view of international international law. which are particularly rendered void. the purpose of the audit is to identify what must not be paid and it's on the basis of an order that the government of ecuador decided to no longer pay illegitimate debt. and i believe that if we don't want to be a martyr it's true. even by the time has come for us to take action the congolese have to understand that it doesn't have to be like this i'm sitting on a gold mine and diamonds and wood and coal to. an electrical energy like being a say and despite it all we have no electricity. i am standing alongside an oil palm and despite that we import palm oil and i'm in a country where there are thinned leaders who have spoken out. like simon combine grew kimbo. and loons. but the prob

. >>> vengo de ecuador.usta disfrutar del ambiente navideÑo, combinaciÓn de colores, luces, decoraciÓn. >>> ademÁs de la decoraciÓn por a el temporada festiva, tienen mÁs de cien arboles navideÑos en el lago, la visita de los duendes en un patinaje sobre hielo, una obra teatral con

este diciembre ecuador se convirtiÓ en el paÍs de las orquÍdeas, al menos una docena de instituciones

i went to -- it is a little village in ecuador, and many of you have perhaps heard of it, 30 miles, and it's smaller, and most have been there, and immigrants, majority of them are hispanics, and they are from ecuador, and practically all are from the little village. i was immediately attracted to that because that's how immigration happens; right? they arrive somewhere, and he or she starts realm, gets the job, the house, and begins calling his or her friends from family with reports of the good life or better life, jobs, housing, and they follow, people follow. i was also doing my first visit -- i made the first visit and it's in the book, of course; and he told me the story of how he came and began telling people of the wonders of long island and how they followed. that's really great. eventually, obviously, i had to go there and understand the forces that had pushed people out of ecuador because as you know, immigration is a two-way process. there's the pull and push effect; right? the pulling we do with our way of life and the fact that we paid better wages, and that we have jobs,

ha llegado en cualquier momento conversÓ hoy con lourdes del rÍo y las declaraciones del joven en ecuadorda opciÓn a ese ciudadano para vivir. la Única opciÓn que ellos tienen es arriesgar su vida en irse. >> eliÁn gonzález que fue centro de una fuerte polÉmica cuando fue niÑo, viajÓ como representante de cuba a un encuentro de jÓvenes en ecuador y asegurÓ que su padre tomó una sabia decisiÓn al regresarlo a la isla en el aÑo 2000. al preguntÁrsele por la muerte de su madre su respuesta fue inesperada y contundente. >> al igual que ella muchos otros han perdido su vida por culpa del gobierno norteamericano, porque por un injusto bloqueo provoca una situaciÓn crÍtica. >> quÉ siente usted cuando su cha decir a eliÁn que Él no profesa ninguna religiÓn,pero se le procesarÁ fidel castro serÍa su dios? >> eso es lo que le han enseÑado, desde que Él llegÓ a cuba lo amamantÓ ese sistema, Él no ha tenido una vida corriente dentro de la poblaciÓn. >> el otro hijo fueron los rostro mÁs conocidos por la odisea al que terminÓ con el envÍo de eliÁn a su padre a cuba. >> en 14 aÑos han cambiado cosas en

. ♪ ♪ >> en ecuador el aborto es ilegal y solo estÁ permitido para mujeres con problemas mentales.ra vez. >> las camas de los hospitales pÚblicos estÁn en primer lugar ocupados por mujeres que arriesgan su vida por interrumpir embarazos que no desean. >> el aborto es ilegal y sÓlo estÁ permitido para las mujeres como " idiotas" o con problemas mentales. >> es lamentable que estemos discutiendo varias dÉcadas despuÉs y el resultado sea el mismo. >> esta vieja definiciÓn llamó la atenciÓn del foro económico mundial y se incluyÓ como uno de los paÍses, desigualdad. se pidiÓ la despenalización del aborto en casos de violaciÓn. >> 74 personas de cada 100 estÁn de acuerdo con la posibilidad de poder adoptar. >> pero no lo lograron, los asambleÍstas cambiaron el tÉrmino de idiota por mujeres con discapacidad mental. >> la legalizaciÓn del aborto estÁ muy lejos todavÍa, se utilizan argumentos mÁs allá de la vida y la fe, como testimonios de mujeres violadas que han decidido conservar a sus bebÉs, ella es carla, fue abordada por los grupos provida y le ayudaron al terminar sus estudios con

i went to wall say owe, this little village in ecuador. many of you perhaps have heard of a town about 30 miles from it. it's much smaller. most people had never been there. and the immigrants, the majority of them, are hispanics. the majority of those are from ecuador. and practically all of them are from this little village. so i was immediately attracted to that because that's how immigration happens, right? an immigrant arrives somewhere, and he or she does well, gets a job, gets a house and begins calling his or her friends and families with reports of a good life, well, at least a better life, jobs and housing, and they follow. people follow. i was lucky enough that during my first visit i actually met the first -- [inaudible] to come to patchhog. he's in the book, of course. and and he told me the story of how he came and how he began telling seem of the wonders of long island and how they followed. so that was really great. eventually, of course, i had to go and understand the forces that had pushed people out of ecuador. because,

8, 2008 in a patch of long island when a group of teenagers attacked and killed an immigrant from ecuador. he was not alone that night, walking with his best friend, and he survived the the attack, but the other did not. there were many reasons why i was attracted to the story. one of themfuls the nature of the crime. i found out early on that this young people, and they were very young, they were 17 and 18 at the time, juniors and seniors in high school, made it a practice, sport if you will, or entertainment to go around hunting for beaners, which is what they call immigrants. for somebody on that immigrated from mexico. they talk about how they were looking for illegals from mexico. so i was horrified by that, of course, as anybody would be, the fact that young people think so little of human life as to go out hunting for people as they were preyed. i wrote a story about study, two sociologists released from university, state university of albany, in which they said immigrants where no longer going to the city. they were, in fact, bypassing the cities and moving to suburb suburbia. tha

you know it's an oil spill in ecuador like chevron's you know constantly trying to. kind of a way to get get around ways of people finding out the truth there or or anything else when you have the law you know law enforcement on your side that kind of when you have a private army for the one percent nanny let's talk about impersonating others which is really a common tactic used by government agencies infiltration of groups yet impersonating others and saying they are and part of it and we talk about this in terms of whenever the government whenever we hear about police officers that have infiltrated an activist group or when you have the whenever you hear about the n.y.p.d. doing surveillance of muslim communities these are the exact same tactics used by corporations now chevron in two thousand and ten i'm going to use the ecuador spill because it's very relevant there's this this case is still going on right now in new york but in two thousand and ten chevron had tried to recruit a journalist to kind of provide information that wasn't really factual that didn't ref

i went to a little village in ecuador. many of you have probably heard of it. it's about 30 miles. it's much smaller. most people have never been there. and if he majority of the immigrants are hispanic. practically all of them are from the village. i was immediately attracted to that because an immigrant arrived somewhere and he or she gets a job, get get a house and begins calling his or her friends and family with reports of a good life fo or at least a better life, jobs and housing and people follow. i was looking at my first visit and i missed the first to come here who is in the book of course and he tells me the story of how he came and how they followed. eventually of course i had to understand the forces that had pushed people out of ecuador because as you know immigration was a two-way process with a push and pull a fact, the polling that we do with our way of life and the fact that we pay better wages and have jobs not all the time but usually end at the push is when immigrants leave for whatever reason. i found a pretty village surrounded by mountains with an abundance

africa should seek inspiration from the example of ecuador in two thousand and seven and eight this latin american country proceeded with the audit of its debts to determine the illegitimate and odious debts but there is a whole series of contracts and we see it in the african case. absolutely unacceptable including from the point of view of international international law both of which are particularly rendered void. the purpose of the audit is to identify what must not be paid and it's on the basis of an order that the government of ecuador decided to no longer pay illegitimate debt. and i believe that if we don't want to be a martyr it's true. even by the time has come for us to take the action the congolese have to understand that it doesn't have to be like this i'm sitting on a gold mine and diamonds on wood and coal to. an electrical energy like being a say and despite it all we have no electricity. i am standing alongside an oil palm and despite that we import palm oil and i'm in a country where there are thinned leaders who have spoken out the lakes simon combine grew kimbo. and l

these little people of ecuador willing to give the world a huge gift. what a gift that would be, a pill that might prevent cancer and diabetes. researchers have made progress using the mutation to block cancer in mice and now they're hoping and working on developing that pill so it might affect humans. >> this is real scientific research going on tonight? >> it's a huge deal. as we speak, some of the world's top scientists are conducting six clinical trials in holland, italy, the mayo clinic. they're not only studying the potential effects of this medidication but a star vacatio diet that mimics this syndrome. high hopes. >> i love the woman's reaction when you said do you know you could be the key to preventing cancer in the world. it was a lovely expression. thank you so much, john, for the journey. >>> when we come back right here -- ♪ we could have had it all >> a new milestone for adele. what hpened. it's in our "instant index." [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but

africa should seek inspiration from the example of ecuador in two thousand and seven and eight this latin american country proceeded with the audit of its debts to determine the illegitimate debts there is a whole series of contracts and we see it in the african case. absolutely unacceptable including from the point of view of international international law. particularly rendered void. the purpose of the audit is to identify what must not be paid and it's on the basis of an order that the government of ecuador decided to no longer pay illegitimate debt. and i believe that if we don't want to be a martyr it's true. even by the time has come for us to take action the congolese have to understand that it doesn't have to be like this i'm sitting on a gold mine and diamonds on wood and coal to an electrical energy like being a say and despite it all we have no electricity. i am standing alongside an oil palm and despite that we import palm oil and i'm in a country where there are thinned leaders who have spoken out the lakes simon combine goo kimbo veto and loon. but the problem is that peopl

kilómetros y luego llegar a ciudad de méxico bajara a chiapas para cruzar a suramérica, pasará por panamá, ecuadore que era en serio. >> el trayecto lo registrará en esta cámara. >> siempre hay miedo pero es parte del reto. >> a su despedida acudieron los padres y compañeros ciclistas. >>ees fácil de decir, pero él tiene preparación y más de 10 años preparándose. >> antes de juan luis pedaleó en la riviera maya. >> en la primera parte ira solo pero también será acompañado en un recorrido por dos ciclistas mexicanos. >> regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> mucha suerte para él, hoy fue día de títulos, san lorenzo de almagro campeon, león en méxico también campeón, vamos con los detalles. >> sí, gracias y te saludo con gusto, ya tenemos campeón, resumen ahora. >> américa y león se enfrentaron en el azteca y el león llegaba con una ventaja de dos por cero, y se quitó a dos y el balón pegó en el poste, cuatro minutos más tarde y mauro saca el disparo y el azteca calla, pero a pesar de esto, las las Águilas del américa llegaban una y otra vez, disparo de sambueza y empataba a uno, locura en el est

ecuador performs better than we did but we are not anymore the number two. on the average of course we still have tremendous inequalities. of course we still have almost 2 million people unemployed and of course we still have among 30% of the colombians living in poverty. at the progress has been tremendous and what i hope is that if we reach a peace agreement, then we can concentrate even more of our resources in achieving a better social indicators and more progress in that respect. in our international relations, i also decided to change the way we were doing things. when i arrived to the government we were in bad shape with that respect. the free trade agreement was blocked. the free trade agreement with europe was blocked. we were on the verge of war with their neighbors with venezuela and ecuador and i said we must change this. we have to be relevant players in the work scenario if we want to have a good internal performance and we decided to start changing the situation. the first thing i did was to call my until then one of the worst enemies, mr. cha

jackal's going on and they either overthrow governments or assassinate their leaders both rolled oats of ecuador and to rehearse of panama were assassinated because i was unable to corrupt them i couldn't get them to accept these conditions. he didn't see. who condemned the world bank the i.m.f. the exam lenders in general is a clear example. there was a coalition of interests against him by the great powers governments pre-sold. companies and international institutions. who gave the order to assassinate. the assassination plots of course is that i don't know but what is clear is that those who assassinated him since he knew that they did it to defend certain interests in these interests they would the interest of lenders that's for sure most of. do you think that you as a representative of the. gazan government and government in general could achieve that easing off live for the palestinian people through all the way they communicate through the way they present themselves to the wall to communique need we need respectful of from all of the kind of governments good and to recognize this governm

the u.s.se, in 2008, and colombia discovered a farc leader hiding in ecuador. the attack killed the rebel leader and sparked a major flareup of tensions with ecuador and venezuela. the u.s. role in the attack had previously not been reported. we will do an extensive report on that tomorrow on democracy now! evacuated states has hundreds of people from fighting in south sudan on fear the country is on the brink of civil war. president obama warned he may take further action to secure persons and property. for u.s. troops were wounded saturday when the aircraft came under fire. meanwhile, the united nations mission has relocated its staff. coordinatornitarian tommy lands are described the situation there. >> the situation is very tense. we spent most of the day evacuating wounded, citizens of various countries. ,s we left for the airport there was a lot of looting, gunshots, a lot of dead bodies. very out of control youth. heavily armed. then need to be brought under control. >> the violence erupted earlier former deputyn a was accused of trying to mount a coup.

he is attending a conference in ecuador. he's celebrating his 20th birthday. when we come back... >> i think that we are giving pot to kids, that's not quite the case. >> using a marijuana product to >> miami's hottest art festival brings 50,000 to the beach. more on that when we come back. >> colorado is one of the first states to approve medical marijuana. it's turning into a frontier for families desperate to find help for their sick children. we have more on that. >> severe seizures like this are common for 18-year-old jordan lyles. the night before we visited she had a grand mall seizure leaving her drowsy and unresponsive. >> jordan suffers a rare life-threatening epilepsy. her childhood years have been spent trying special diets and medications. >> here is what we take now. there is some more. and here is some more. >> the pills and promises didn't work. >> on her worst night i counted 72 grand mall seizures. out of options they moved from cleveland to marijuana, joining other marijuana refugees. >> you can see the glimmer of white on top of the plants

esperamos hacer las cosas bien, en ese sentido, cuando enfrentemos a cualquiera, francia, o suiza o ecuadory debilidades. colombia se las verÁ ante grecia, costa de marfil, y japÓn, mientras que argentina se las verÁ con bosnia, irán y nigeria. >> en mÉxico no tardaron por supuesto, las reacciones tras conocerse el grupo en el que quedÓ ubicado el tri, muchos lamentan la fortuna de tener como rivales a selecciones como brasil, camerÚn y croacia. >> a mÉxico le tocÓ bailar con la mÁs fea, es el dicho popular que reflejan sentimiento de muchos seguidores de la selecciÓn nacional de fÚtbol despuÉs del sorteo de grupos. >> el grupo difÍcil, y el cruce que nos tocaba hacer muy difÍcil, pero si llegas a pasar eso, quiÉn no va a pensar que puedes hacer una historia significativa para el fÚtbol mexicano. >> la escuadra mexicana enfrentarÁ en su debut al equipo de camerÚn, tribal africano con el cual nunca ha jugado en un mundial. >> siento que el grupo es difÍcil, porque pues, camerÚn es muy difÍcil. >> en general todos los jugadores africanos son muy buenos. >> su segundo encuentro programado para

. >>> aunque de las incursiones de las farc en ecuador se hablÓ mucho, es la primera vez que se dice a guzmÁn operando en una zona tan agreste como es en la frontera, creo que es una mala seÑal. >>> para el senador juan manuel galÁn hay una razÓn crucial para esa alianza. >>> el tema del narcotrÁfico con los carteles mexicanos son rutas esenciales. >>> los peligrosos nexos desestabilizaron las relaciones con colombia. >>> mientras haya farc seguiremos teniendo problemas. >>> la denuncia de la presencia de las farc fue tan grave que se incautaron videos en los que jefes de las farc hablan. >>> ayuda en dÓlares y conversaciones con sus emisarÍos, incluidos documentos. >>> pero el senador galÁn cree que sports center existiÓ esta relaciÓn el tiempo logro cambiar. >>> el rÉgimen de correa vino conociendo el daÑo que causa las farc, que son capaces de exportar el crimen, ataques, alias fabiÁn ramÍrez seria el responsable del narcotrÁfico en esa regiÓn. >>> algunos expertos consideran que los efectos se sentirÁn en la habana donde el gobierno de colombia adelantan negociaciones, es donde d

with ecuador, just last week, i had a meeting with the president. we also had no diplomatic relations when i came into power. we were also insulting each other. my predecessor. not me, i said, let's fix things and act maturely. we did so and we said that the relations between ecuador and colombia were at the best level probably in our history. that has given us room to play a part in the region. we were elected as the secretary generals. we have been playing a role in the caribbean, central america. we are helping the caribbean and central america with the u.s. on their security issues. we have tried to transfer the technology and know-how that we have acquired from 40 years of fighting drug traffickers and terrorism. we have been fighting organized crime and we are now using that know-how to help the caribbean and the islands and central america, and we are now also promoting the integration through initiatives like the pacific alliance with mexico, chile, and peru -- a best- -- the four best-performing economies of latin america. we decided to int

llegar a las costas de la florida y terminar con su custodia legal acaba de celebrar sus 20 aÑos en ecuadormigrantes haitianos en esa naciÓn, mÁs de 2000 personas marcharon entre tanto la comisiÓn interamericana de derechos humanos le advirtiÓ hoy al gobierno del presidente merino que no puede exigir a los de ascendencia haitianas seguir siendo extranjeros paradominica. el problema del medio oriente ha estado en las prioridades de los gobiernos de estados unidos los expertos dicen que esto evalÚa la gestiÓn de barack obama con los resultados de su polÍtica en esta regiÓn del mundo, pero hay otros temas de enorme importancia que ver sirven para calificar el legado histÓrico de obama. >>> el legado de la presidencia de obama se medirÁ con el Éxito que tenga en 3 iniciativas la reforma de salud, la re norma de reforma migratoria y los pasarÁ en el medio oriente >>> la economÍa, la politica lo social estÁ cambiando y ademas existe tambiÉn el problema de la paz entre israel y palestinos >>> y es por eso que los secretarios de estado y defensa han estado en los Últimos dÍas en la regiÓn >>> es cl

. >> the only time i have had to take the motor out was in ecuador. that's it. >> like most owners of v.w. vans their love affair with the iconic vehicle is well something different. you enter a relationship. i feel it, i feel this car. >> bus lovers gathered in south palo to hold a farewell party of sorts 63 years after it was first introduced on the market. volkswagen is discontinuing produkes before the end of the year. this v.w. factory 140 a day are produced here, but now they are assembling the final few. all new vehicles sold have to become i quipped standard with air bags and antilock brakes. there is simply no way to retro fit the vehicle to accommodate that, so the people say it is better just to retire it. >> the owners back at the going away party, there was nonstop talk about their adventures with the vehicle. traces everywhere it's been he is taken it to three world cups and driven in dozens of countries in four different continents. it's where i eat, where i sleep. when i'm tired i stop the car and spend the night with it. >> spoken lik

junto a suiza, ecuador y francia. una potencia. >>> sin duda, difÍcil para mÉxico pero tambiÉn para todos, porque es el mundial y mientras el momento llega. vamos a comer byarrea mexicana. lo que para unos es una fiesta, para otros podrÍa ser una pesadilla. la gran sorpresa del sorteo, segÚn este periodista deportivo, el llamado grupo de la muerte, fue el grupo d. >>> uruguay, cabeza de serie, inglater inglaterra, italia. >>> y para uno es difÍcil para otros muy fÁcil lo ven en argentina. su poderosa selecciÓn tendrÁ como rivales a bosnia, irÁn y nigeria. los argentinos, dicen que volverÁn a ser campeones. >>> hubiera preferido que tocara mÁs difÍcil en el grupo, como para ver como estamos parados. pero bueno. >>> sin embargo, aquÍ, dicen que mÉxico serÁ campeÓn en mÉxico, raÚl torres, telemundo. >>> al regresar en noticiero telemundo. en tijuana mÉxico, aumentan los rumores de que podrÍa ocurrir otro cruce en masa de migrantes hacia estados unidos. nosotros in investigamos. . no e es pueden perder el reencuentro lueg

group e will feature two european sides, france and switzerland, and two from latin america, ecuador and honduras. in group f, south american powers argentina will face bosnia-herzegovina, as well as iran and nigeria. and finally, in group h, belgium faces algeria, russia and south korea. now that the draw is over, teams can begin their preparations in earnest. >> despite the storm lashing parts of germany, there was no topping their match. >> the heavy, wet snow couldn't dampen the election. in the fifth minute, they headed in to make it 1-0. his effort aided by a slippery ball that got away from the keeper. minds just couldn't come into its own and squandered the few chances they managed to create. nuremberg was clearly in control, but failed to put the game out of reach. after the break, he found his footing. he captured a long pass, equalizer in the 75th minute. and then the chipper had the golden opportunity to put them in the lead. they were happy to leave town with a point, and in your he will berle will have to do better after the winter break. >> and bayern munich are threat