. >>> este es el caso de esther que ofrece servicios como empleada doméstica. >>> es un logro para larónicamente, gracias a una medida contra los jornaleros, es que ahora ellos tienen el visto bueno de la corte suprema de justicia de estados unidos de trabajar o pedir trabajo en la vía pública. >>> con esto, se puede sentar un precedente para combatir las leyes anti-inmigrante, como la de arizona o alabama. >>> en redondo beach, california, juan carlos gonzález, univisión. >>> en méxico, el gobierno de nuevo león, presentó a los jefes del penal de apodaca, pero la violencia no cesa en esa cárcel mexicana, porque hubo llamas y disparos >>> presos del reclusorio de apodaca de nuevo león, protagonizaron un nuevo motín para impedir el traslado de 3 líderes de los zetas, donde hubo heridos, también mujeres que trataban de derribar la reja externa de la prisión. >>> está bien feo, no los están golpeando, nos dicen que los desnudaron. >>> en nuevo león se presentó el jueves a los jefes del penal de apodaca, acusados de promover la fuga y que dejó 34 muertos. >>> según los informes abrieron l

. >> cualquier persona puede solicitar trabajo en lugares pÚblicos como esther que ofrece servicios comoen general dice ricardo. >> tenemos compromisos sociales y tenemos tambiÉn que contribuir como ciudadanos en este gran paÍs. >> irÓnicamente, gracias a una medida aprobada por el gobierno municipal de esta ciudad en contra de los jornaleros es que ahora ellos tienen el visto bueno de la corte suprema de justicia de los estados unidos para trabajar en la vÍa pÚblica, en cualquier parte del paÍs. >> con esto, aseguran que se sienta un precedente para tratar de derrotar leyes antiinmigrantes aunque dicen todavÍa queda mucho por resolver para lograr que se respeten los derechos de los miles de jornaleros que buscan sus trabajos. >> el gobierno de nuevo leÓn presentÓ a los jefes del penal de apodaca, a los que responsabiliza por la fuga de 30 reos y la muerte de otros 44 pero la violencia no cesa porque como nos dice el muÑoz hubo llamas y disparos cuando los presos y sus familiares hicieron una no protesta. >> presos del reclusario protagonizaron un nuevo motÍn ahora para impedir el trasla

overturning on esther ann way.the driver got out... and tried to run from the scene.police caught up with the suspect... 38-year old mark kyle.they determined the truck he was driving... had been stolen during a burglary.he's now facing several charges. fourrmarylanders are among the more than 30 people falling ill after consuming raw milk from a farm in &ppennsylvania. yet farmers insist the popularity of the product banned from farms in maryland, is still on the rise. joel d. smith is streaming nnw in harford county at a farm that sells "raw milk cheese" to find out how their business is being affected. good morning joel d. 3 3 the new york giants are waking up super bowl champs. champp.eli manning lead his team to a 21--7 viitory over the new england patriots. patriots.the giants and pats played a full sixty minutes... but super bowl 46 was not deciied until literally the final second ticked away.the final play... patriott at midfield... tom brady launches ggonkowski can't quite get ob - there.giants fans were ecstatic about their 4

she said just before esther left him she wrote a letter to warn jeffs but it was never mailed.ear prophet uncle warren. she says she loves him and his teachings. i earn with my heart to be worthy of presence. she says i want to be an honor to my dear husband. >> david is now on his own. his wife instead choosing to pay honor to a man in prison who calls himself a prophet. >> gary, as long as you have been and we have been airing these reports and we have been doing it for years, it amazes me this is happening in the united states of america in this day and age and this guy in prison has the power to divide families. how did jeffs, and or the church elders know that husbands and wives are having sex for pleasure and not to pro create? who's ratting them out? >> they are ratting themselves out. david and two other men that didn't want to go on camera said they are required to be honest. if they are asked if they were having sex with their wives they said yes even though they knew they may lose their family. >> appreciate it. >>> could some of those pardoned go back to prison? we

the organization of the year award goes to the family violence prevention fund, esther is the executive director, and the family violence prevention fund, a quick description, works to prevent violence within the home and the committee to help those whose lives have been devastated by violence, because everyone has the right to live free of violence. for more than three decades they have work to end violence against women and children around the world. please join me in welcoming her. she's the director of the family violence prevention fund. [applause] >> thank you so much for this wonderful honor. this is an organizational award. those of you who are directors of organizations know that the only way that you could do the work is by having an extraordinary staff. on behalf of the family violence prevention fund and the staff in this room, debbie lee, who has changed the way health care providers help women who come into emergency rooms, health clinics, and is now making sure that middle school kids get to go to school to learn and have friendships and not be bullied and not to be raped

esther mae writes good for you.e applaud andrea and it's too bad it took so long for that liquor store owner to be arrested. sure hope he gets more than a slap on the wrist and this from reggie. ditto. i would also home the county seeks warrants for any parents that allow kids to drink as a right of passage. this ain't the '60s. also on our facebook page we're getting reaction to the story regarding the number of young kids convinced they want to change their gender. erica writes god made you the way you are. leave the way you are create ad loan because you weren't meant to be another sex -- created alone because you weren't meant to be another sex, but that idea doesn't sit well with maria. why is it so hard for people to believe they are born in the wrong body. would you abandon a person you love for the one character you consider to be a flaw? jessica says how awful would it be if you the parent let your child change their sex and that child grew into an adult and realized they made a mistake? i would never let m

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country and it's the communist party's manifesto that runs completely in the opposite direction of esther's wishes them in their manifesto as the renationalisation of the economy foreign investors do not want to see the communist party challenging the united russia in the lower house obviously not but that does need to be a greater representation of the more pro market more put more liberal more pluralistic society and that is that is represented in the duma and i think you'll see that over the next five years i think putin and united russia recognize that that is very very important supplicate for example the protest vote that we've seen over the last few months ok quinn i think in time brings up some very excellent points here and i'd like to remind our viewers here is that we saw a lot of political changes during putin's first two terms in office. and it did tighten up the political system there were too many parties in the one thousand nine hundred that was too much chaos most of the one thousand nine hundred were spent to do spent most of its time impeaching yeltsin or attempting to im

international outcry have followed close behind this is something i discussed with the atlantic's and part esther's last month but most of the agreement signed last year and. he did he did it without the need for congressional approval because he said was operating within existing u.s. law and i think that what we find out especially once we saw what happened with with the protest against is that the u.s. public does want to be more a part of these conversations because at the end of it if you notice something that we all use and it's something that we're all part of. now well we haven't seen a reaction in the u.s. over after like the ones over pippin so thousands of taking to the streets and other countries to protest their government signing on to legislation that would restrict and govern the internet without protests in france poland and lithuania those are all the people's way of saying no to the elements of this agreement like a provision forcing internet service providers to crack down on its customers but most of all if the secrecy of this entire process it's really rubbed people the wrong

it will be warm but not as warm as esther de. >> that is all right then and still well above average,. >> yesterday was like a day in may. >>may day has been called in gusty and winter-like but no cold snaps and the time sen. it will cool down a little bit. the green on the map indicates of the rain. they have under one/10th of an inch of rain in alexandria. we have another batch of rain to the west which is the second area of rain that will affect us this morning that will move through a around 11:00 a.m. and from there on out, the sky will clear and it will be lovely afternoon sunshine. there is a cold front that dropped in and that is helping trigger some of the rain and the area of low pressure. that blow will be off to sea by lunchtime. this high-pressure system will settle into town tonight and tomorrow. the cause sky is clear around this high. that will move our way and greed as with sunshine to moral and even this afternoon. tomorrow we will be high -- hard-pressed to find a cloud in the sky. 43 degrees in martinsburg and frederick. lexington park maryland, 52 degrees. near 50

. >> reporter: esther rios didn't want her face shown as she described the guy who put a knife to herturday night. >> he said i need to give my purse or he will kill me. and if i say anything or scream, he will kill me. >> reporter: an unheard rio says the purse he ran off with contained a grand total of 17 cents but all of her credit cards and ids. so monday morning, rionos went to re -- rios went to replace her id. and guess who she spotted? >> apparently had eye contact with him. he comes over and bums cigarette from her. >> i don't want him to notice i'm scared or anything like that. i gotta pretend like i don't know him. >> reporter: matos apparently didn't recognize her as the pair puffed away. but rios felt sure he was the guy who robbed her at knife point. >> 100%, i know his face. >> reporter: rio snapped this photo while pretending to chat on her cell and even engaged matos in small talk to nail the voice, before asking an employee to call the cops. >> i'm thinking, i can't let you go. >> reporter: responding officers busted matos and charged him with armed robbery, while ma

scotty, auntie esther is going to come watch you. >> dad, sid is coming with us. >> yeah, sid, what'smatter. sid is not going to be interested in meeting your grandparents. he's going to be bored stiff. >> dad, i told you he was going to be with me. i'll be a lot more civil with him around. >> what can i say? >> okay, david. i loved it. what did you think? is this guy going to win best actor? george clooney? >> "the artist" might sweep and jean dujardin might end up taking it. but clooney's performance is a triumph over miscasting. you have a handsome schmoozer. i know he charmed you. he put you in his movie "the ides of march." here he's playing a guy who is kind of twisted. he's estranged from his family. he's estranged from hawaiian culture in which he's grown up. he's a workaholic. he's everything that george clooney is not. and, frankly, i didn't quite buy it. but i love the effort. i love the performance. made me laugh all the way through. i love the movie. i've talked to more people who hate it. i don't quite understand why. >> i'm with you on this. >> the tones -- >> let's tal

get ready we're going to see your grandparents, scott auntie esther is going to watch you. >> what isamily matter. sid won't be interesting in meeting your grandparents, he will be bored stiff. >> dad, i told you he would be with me. i'll be a lot more civil with him around. >> what can i say? >> okay, david. i loved it what did you think, is this going to win best actor? >> i don't know. "the artist "might sweep. clooney p p clooney's performance, a handsome smoocher, he put you in the ides of march. here he is playing a guy who is kind of twisted, estranged from his family, estranged from hawaiian culture, a workaholic, everything that george clooney is not and frankly, i didn't quite buy it, but i love the effort, i love the performance, made me laugh all the way through. i loved the movie, i talked to more people who hate it, i don't quite understand why. >> let's talk about we only have a minute, i loved "the help" i think viola davis will win best actress. always great to have you and argue with you, you belong on "hardball." >>> when we return, a tribute to a comic giant i was

esther you have caught me. it is somewhere around 500 delegates.e fourth quarter -- i cannot remember the exact number. the funny thing is, the number keeps changing. texas was originally supposed to go on march 6, but because the redistricting process has been so chaotic, the district lines will not be drawn by that time. voting in the congressional and presidential primary, at the moment the day is june, depending on how they are able to do that. meanwhile, ohio has moved up to super tuesday. some states are still shuffling around. we have a concrete calendar now. just a few weeks ago, they were still moving around. host: let's go to todd in florida. good morning. >> -- caller: good morning. i am calling because i have a problem with the media kind of ignoring my guy. i know that it is quite a problem for the media, because they really do not like him. i do not understand how it is that we can have a media that is supposed to be for people and able to do this to us. host: your guy is? caller: ron paul. but i feel like it is people like c-span --

overturning on esther ann way.the driver got out...ar old mark kyle.they determined the truck he was driving... burglary.he's now facing several charges. four marylanders are among the more than 30 people falling ill after consuming raw milk from a farm in pennsylvania. yet farmers insist the popularity of the product banneddfrom farms in maryland, is still on the rise. joel d. smith is streaming now in harford county at a farm that sells "raw milk cheese" to find out how their business is being affected. good morninn joel d. 3 3 it might not look like a surprise to you now... but imagine seeing this post on saturday... a day before the super bowl.that's exactly what happened... when the new york giants accidentally posted this message to its site... declaring the giants world champions.the team quickly corrected its mistake.the new york giants beat the new england patriots... 21 to 17. if you're still feeling ptuffed from yourrsuperrbowl parties... you might get your appetite back after you see thi. bakery beeame really popular... for

as esther a morning. sunshine. sunrise was 10 minutes ago in the district. -- not as cold as yesterday. 43 degrees in the district, 41 dulles airport. at culpeper right now. in the mid 50's with sunshine. increasing clouds tonight and midday and early >> gotta talk about some signs of arctic air breaking out in the next couple of weeks. >> thank you, sam champion. >>> new details in the grosse pointe park murder mystery. >>> gisele stands by her man. the growing backlash over her tough talk. >>> and the mist fieing case of teens with tourette's-like simp symptoms. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ...could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you... ...with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra,... ...humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, blood, l

llama gabriel cuadris, se postula por el partido nueva alianza y estÁ vinculado Íntimamente con elba estheriales aguaceros arrasaron casas y carreteras, obligando a las autoridades a declarar zona de emergencia en varias localidades del sur del paÍs, entre las principales rutas se encuentra la carretera que lleva a machu pichu, dejando varados a varios visitantes extranjeros, para saber lo que nos espera en estados unidos estÁ lista paola, muy guapa, hola paola. >> asÍ es, muchas gracias, y te cuento que en perÚ y el norte de chile sigue lloviendo porque en esta Época de verano serÁ el llamado invierno boliviano, continuamos en los estados unidos donde ha estado lloviendo pero menos, el este del paÍs ha estado con precipitaciones, altas presiones siguen dejando temperaturas mÁs bajas, temperaturas mucho mÁs caÑitas siguen hasta la costa del golfo de mÉxico, pero tambiÉn un sistema afecta el oeste y la costa del pacÍfico, hasta ahora hay advertencia de tormenta invernal para las montaÑas del sur y del noreste mexicano, las precipitaciones van a continuar el dÍa de hoy, y por supuesto todo el

we are joined by her attorney esther panich. >> good morning, carl. >> the defense says newman was strickens. did you're client witness those issues during the course of their marriage? >> reporter: no. in fact, the only thing my client witnessed was that her husband had been cheating on her and was caught. so it has nothing to do with mental illness. in fact, this defense is really an insult to those who actually suffer from bipolar disorder. he had no family history -- go ahead. >> then there is a demon i wanted to ask about. the one that sounds like barry white. an angel that looks like olivia newton-john. what did you think when you heard that testimony? >> frankly, the first thing i thought of was olivia newton-john. was it "grease" or "xanadu." if this case wasn't so serious resulting in the death of a good man, multiple families and a community then this would be laughable. unfortunately this is a tragedy which hasn't even seen the end yet. so for mr. newman to come out nine months after he pled not guilty to now decide he's seeing demons and angels is insulting. >> andrea snyderman

. >> thank you very much, esther roseman. >> i thank the gentleman. now the gentleman from new york, mr. graham is recommended for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman. mr. stockman, you testified you are not privy to the meeting on october 31 wher 31st whether sed capc allegedly discussed the unwinding with other large entities of mf global. let me ask you this. mf global, would you say 98-99% of its business was commodities? commodities and futures army unit in terms of the revenue breakdown, i'm not 100% sure but i think that sounds a little bit hi. >> over 90%? vast majority of their business commodities and futures? >> if we had to spot it, maybe it was, in terms of this growing strategy, commodities and futures, maybe, it could have been closer to half. i'm respectively at this point in i think you are speculating a bit. my curiosity is this. you're a chief risk officer. you obvious we know the industry pretty well. you get paid handsomely to know the industry. is there any reason that you can think of for why this would be a bankruptcy under th

elizabeth esther, a mommy blogger, great to see you both this morning. >> thank you. >> clayton: a healthyrict no longer giving kids a zero because they feel bad about it and howie long talks with brian kilmeade. there he is. live with him and all the food and celebration, and our friends are here to give us the best super bowl party in days. dave, dave dave wake up! >> dave? dave has been asleep for 20 minutes. prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. it's backed by over 19 yes of research. [ femalannouncer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. you need simple blood tests to check for liver problems. tell your doctor if you are tak

for esther shares, too many kids have no idea about what's really signed the little pink or blue "hapith teenage users was seeing and dealing with the afteath, usually the depression and tiredness. and janet says, the biggest deterrent is the family. your views are important to us. share them online at nbceditorials.com. >>> we're back now with more of "today" on a monday morning, the 6th of february 2012. a sunny day in rockefeller plaza. a nice crowd of people. a lot of these people happy in the wake of the super bowl. another win in the history book with the giants on top. i'm matt lauer along with ann curry and savannah guthrie. al is in indianapolis recovering and celebrating. al, good morning again. >> i like that. i'm recoverating. >> saves time that way. >> i tell you what, this city did a terrific job hosting the super bowl. the epicenter of awesome. i've got to tell you, the lucas oil stadium really seemed like it was giants home turf. it was pretty cool. we've got highlights coming up and bringing you all the interviews. it's all coming up in a little bit. >> that's right.

. >> you will meet interest -- esther -- you will need into -- you on the international institutions.he k-12 systems in urban america, do students in houston feel that rice is attainable to them? when you think about institution serving their cities, one of the best ways they conserve the city is to provide a higher education to its residents. do you believe that people in houston feel that rise is attainable? >> our student body has become increasingly diverse. somewhat unusually for an aleut private research university, there's no majority in our student body. we have a significant number from houston, but it requires reaching out into the community in various ways. the ways that you think are frivolous and not important and bringing students and ford taurus and turns out to be very important. having professors go and talk about what they are doing an astronomy or we are a center of nanotechnology. explaining what that is and inciting people about that. it takes a real effort and how we can help students catch at and have less privileges in their education. for us, as a small univer

continuing our smart trade policy to open new markets is also key to our competitiveness and job esther at home. last year we pass three trade agreements they will help generate $12 billion in new exports and pretense of thousands of new jobs at home. we also extended a critical worker assistance program to make sure workers have the tools they need to compete and take advantage of new opportunities. this year i am working to grant permanent trade relations with russia. once we do, u.s. exports drescher could double in the next five years. this will create more american jobs, particularly in the services, agriculture, manufacturing, and height-tech sectors. these include deductions for college tuition and for state and local sales taxes. they include a tax credit for research and development to encourage innovation. we also need to end the cycle of extension and uncertainty for families and businesses. we should work together on to a comprehensive tax reform which makes the tax code more predictable. this budget takes a step in this direction by making the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts for mid