thank you, evelyn. that is so swe. well, i do have an ulterior motive.e sooner you two get married, the sooner i'll have more grandchildren. why? does miss evelyn need a cook and a butler, too? let me know, dear. i will. the bel air hotel! in june. let's see you get out of this one, houdini. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain... ♪ ready or not. [ female announcer ] ...so you can be up there. here i come! [ female announcer ] ...down there, around there... and under there r him. tylenol® provides strong pain relief and won't irritate your stomach the way aleve® or even advil® can. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. so, have you thought about your mother's offer? yeah, i have. i' got one question. why june? what's wrong with getting married in july? or the following october? october is a perfectly good month. birds all fly south, so you don't have to worry abt swan attacks. charlie, if you don't want to get married in june, we don't have to. what? no, no. no, tha

let's turn to evelyn matthei. she came to the campaign late but is determined to put up a good fight. >> evelyn matthei oozes confidence. here at a closing campaign rally she vowed to continue the work of the right wing president sebastian pinera. more jobs, promised the former employment minster, more equality, health centres and police. >> translation: we are close to becoming a developed country. we have grown, wages have gone up. we created jobs and have a huge debt. the inequality is a responsibility we all share. >> evelyn matthei has distanced herself and has been singing along with sebastian pinera. >> she joined late as a compromised choice and has enemies among her own ranks. some say she's tainted by chile's past. evelyn matthei has a tough, perhaps impossible task ahead of her. opinion polls had her trailing with between 14-20% of the vote. since selected in july as a third-choice candidate when their first choice pulled out, suffering from depression. these supporters do not believe the polls. >> tran

evelyn matthei was a supporter of pinochet. evelyn matthei has also been involved in a number of well-publicised cav sis with members of -- cov sis with members of hor own party. >> translation: she has an aggre aggressive style. she's independent of her own party with ideas of her own. she is independent and intelligent but a bad choice. >> the closing campaign rally was held in a small city, 400km sought of santiago. out of the spotlight, attracting a few hundred people. it didn't look like a victory celebration. >> let's talk about the historical action from santiago. this is an associate professor of latin american studies at nyu. thank you for being with us. we have the two ladies winning the polls. who do you think will win? will we see a run-off? >> this is not that much of a race. michelle bachelet has led the polls since returning from new york in march, and she is likely to win tomorrow. if she doesn't win, she'll win in the run off. she's more than 20 points ahead of evelyn matthei. it's unlikely that evelyn matthei

evelyn matthei has been a staunch augusto pinochet supporter. evelyn matthei has also been involved in a number of well pub lis sissed controversies with members of her own party. >> translation: see has an aggressive style and characteristics that certain fined disagreeable. she has many ideas of her own and is an intel gent woman. >> her closing campaign rally was held in a small city 400km south of sandy argo. out of the spotlight, attracting a few hundred people. it didn't look like a victory celebration. >> back to our top stories, the latest on the recovery from typhoon haiyan, prayers are being shared at palo, at leyte province. veronica pedrosa attended the mass and joins us now. i i understand you have family in that community. how is everyone coping? >> they are coping as well as they can. what is difficult is to see the extent of the devastation. i travelled a 120km journey to get here from the western side to leyte, to the east of leyte. the kind of devastation that we are seeing is replicated right across the island. there are 10 mi

. >> rob matheson -- evelyn matthei is leading in the polls in khelle. >> she's a single mother, an i think yist and socialist. yet former president michelle bachelet is so popular she gave up her job as the head of the u.n.'s women's organization to run for office again. 69-year-old norma is a housewife. like many in this working class neighbourhood she is passionate about michelle bachelet. >> translation: no one recognised us or cared about housewive's until michelle came along. with pensions and other social matters. >> in chile it's sociable and personnelable. some critics accuse her of

. >> now let's turn to evelyn matthei. she came to the campaign late but said she's determined to put up a good fight. we have that story. >> reporter: evelyn matthei oozes confidence. she vowed to continue the work of the outgoing right-wing president. more jobs, more equality, more health centers, more police. >> we're close to becoming a developed country. we've grown. wages have gone up. we created jobs, but we have a huge debt. the inequality is a responsibility that we all share. >> evelyn matthei has been distances herself and singing along. she joined the campaign late as a compromised choice and has enemies even among her own ranks. some say she's tainted by chile's past. she has an impossible task ahead of her. opinion polls have her trailing between 14% and 20% of the vote since she was selected in july as the third choice candidate for the right, their first choice called out, suffering from depression. these supporters simply don't believe the polls. >> i believe she'll continue with with the work done by pres

former president michelle bachelet has a strong lead against right wing evelyn matthei. michelle bachelet is within striking difference of the 50% mark she needs to avoid a run off. daniel schweimler is live from santiago. these candidates have deep roots in the trouble of the past. tell us about the history. >> it's fascinating history. both are daughters of former military officers. evelyn matthei's father, fernando, sided with augusto pinochet during his coup in 1973. michelle bachelet's father opposed the coup, was tortured and died from his injury. the two women were friends, their father at the same military base in the north of chile. they were friends at 12-13 years of age, and now face one another in the polls in today's election. absolutely fascinating story with that friendship there in the background. >> let's talk about the front runner. during the presidency from 2006-2010, michelle bachelet had a few stumbles - namely her handling of the 2010 earthquake. could that come back to haunt her? >> it doesn't seem so. one might have thought so given there was a f

michelle bachelet was the winner, but didn't get the 50% needed to avoid a run off against evelyn matthei. a second round will take place top december 15th. we have this report from san diego. >> michelle bachelet would be the number one choice in this election was never in doubt. but with nine candidates the former socialist president fell short of 50% or more votes needed in the first round. >> in one month we'll have to choose between someone defending rights between public education and health and one who sees these things as commodities. >> at the headquarters of ruling conservative collision, whose candidate came in at a distant center, they were optimistic. >> translation: we defend the rights of chileans to live in peace. it's our big difference. >> michelle bachelet, who left a top job at the united nations to run again has an ambitious aagenda, a democratic constitution, free education, university for all, better public health and pension, and corporate taxes in a country where the elite economic power has extraordinary political cloud. >> michelle bachelet knows she has bigger

evelyn matthei is an economist, a former senator and labor minister. she's backed by the outgoing president. >> speaking of immigration reform, it hit a low on capitol hill, but there are changes in the making. they may be able to stop deporting u.s. military personnel. >> spouse, children and parents - all current members and veterans are eligible. >> a 28-year-old hacker will spend a decade behind bars for cyber attack. jeremy hammond is with the group "anonymous" and pleaded guilty to hacking into 800,000 accounts. his lawyer said it was a form of disobedience, wikileaks founder julian assange gave support. >> the government is hitting whistleblowers. they are pet by whistleblowers, they are upset by a struggle between secrecy and open innocence. >> jeremy hammond said his goal was to create financial mayhem writing: >> the judge said those conversations proved jeremy hammond did, in fact, mean to cause harm. >> and as online security experts try to out smart cyber attackers one is getting special attention. john hendren introduces us to those prote

evelyn's father was put in charge you're a month before he died. today, the general lives here behind gates. he turned down our request for an interview and denied any involvement in the torture and death of his friend, whether by act or omission. him isaccusation against not for being the direct perpetrator of the murder of the but not stopping or reporting what was happening. contreras, a legal advisor, has failed to take him to court. he says the country's laws of impunity make it hard and cases like this particularly difficult. if you take into account that in chile there are two , one oftial candidates them the daughter of the victim, there is a whole political dynamic that explains why the judges refuse to enforce the law and indict him. this is not fair. it is arbitrary. but in chile, we are used to this. >> santiago is littered with grim reminders of the past. this person is the director of another former torture center, where in the garden every rose represents a woman killed. the torturesurvived which involved beatings, electric shock, an

he said have you seen evelyn. i go, evelyn? evelyn, have you seen her? he said, who is she? she's my mom. she missed the bus. he was with his grandmother. so we're sitting there, the kid's staring at the door. then this woman walks in, and you could have died. this kid -- >> sheer joy. >> -- hugged her waist and didn't let go. it was like one of those moments. he was such a great kid. i thought, you know, you look at a kid like that. he's beaming. dressed. he had his jacket on. >> yeah. >> it was very sweet. >> i have been doing that for many, many, many years. it's an amazing organization. when i started going to that thanksgiving banquet years ago, there were no families. >> wow. >> it was all individuals, mostly men. >> wow. >> in the years since it's women, it's all -- >> families. >> families. so many families. >> yeah. >> you know, let's just be really mindful to start taking care of people that don't have the means to take care of themselves. >> all right. occasionally on our program we get to break news. it doesn't happen often, but every now and then something is le

evelyn mattahei vowed to continue the work you had leaving president. more equality, more health centers, more police. >> we're closed to becoming a developed country. we've grown. wage versus gone up. we've created jobs but we have a huge debt. the inequality is a responsibility we all share. >> reporter: evelyn mattahei has been distancing herself. she joined the campaign late as a compromise choice and has enemies even among her own ranks. some say she's tainted by chile's past. she may have an impossible task ahead of her. opinion polls have her trailing between 14% to 20% of the votes since she was selected in july, the third choice candidate for the right, thei when their first choice called out suffering from depression. many don't believe the polls. >> i believe she'll continue with the work and there is still a lot to be done. >> i believe if her. i believe in what she says. she has an iron fist which is what this country needs. >> reporter: they seem appropriate to overlook her links to the military government. her father, fernando, was a lead

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>>ignacio ingreso hace a los nueve años, el esta casado con evelyn de la infanteria.idumbre que viven los miembros de ff.aa. >>gracias a mi esposa vamos a estar todos aquí más tranquilos >>es un paso para regularizar el estatus de estás personas >>ellos pueden aplicar para una residencia hecha por el conyuge >>no es nada nuevo, esto se hace desde 2010 >>no han inventado nada, que no se tenga que ir a un secretario de estado para conseguir le permiso >>latinos representan 11,5 de las ff.aa. del país. >>y siempre halbando de inmigración, lo que había parecido una pesadilla, fue un sueño hecho realidad. >>felipe de jesús valdez se presentó en inmigración, había confiados en notarios y abogados cuando era elegible para procesar una visa u >>esto me llena de alivio y me quita una gran tensión a mi y mi familia >>el caso que presentamos deja clara la importancia de consultar a expertos. >>tribunales del área de la bahia amenazan con irse a huelga tras un año de trabajo sin conseguir un contrato laboral >>los interpretes dicen que han pasado siete años sin obtener un aumento

presidenciales de ayer pero ira a segunda vuelta tuvo diferencia de más de 20% ante la oficialista evelyns tardes .>> la cuenta regresiva para el muindial brasil 2014 esta en 2007 días, diana nos lleva a manaos ciudad más importante de brasil una de ellas y de las sedes del mundial brasil 2014 . >> [♪ ♪] . >> manaos es capital de amazonas, edificios dan cuenta de su pasado colonial , opolencia se ve en la casa de la a opera y su puente represneta hito en integración l >>la casa de la mma esta lista para cautivar al mundo en brasil 2014 . >> seguimos en tercera semana , para hacer el examen de prostata, pasa la voz . >> vamos con deportes . >> en la nfl mal le va a 49ers de san francisco ,ante oakland . >> el director técnico de raiders dicen que lo ponen a pensar después de la presentación de ayer raidres gana ron . >> broncos ganan a kansas payton maní paso . >> la estrella del miami heat, lebrom james , se une a david beckham para que la mls lleve equipo a miami . >> en el béisbol de grandes ligas , todo indica que gigantes de san francisco llegan a arreglo y están a la espera de exámen

y tambiÉn votÓ evelyn matei, al recorrer los centros de votaciÓn se reconociÓ reformar la carta magna no podÁa conseguir. >>> el estadio nacional es el mayor lugar de votaciÓn. >>> la gente igual sale en votar en masa. >>> son varios los que dicen que lo difÍcil es gobernar luego. >>> la abuela marÍa se tomÓ la molestia de acercarse a este centro a votar. >>> ahora todos tienen auto, y la economÍa no estÁ mala. >>> si bien los candidatos son 7, la atenciÓn estÁ centrada en bachelet y matei que representa el enfrentamiento de dos posiciones. >>> muchos analistas polÍticos la necesidad de una segunda vuelta depende de hoy. >>> reclusas asistan a misa. >>> y las novedades del "tri" para sellar su pasaporte ♪ >>> al menos 50 personas murieron al estrellarse un aviÓn ruso cuando intentaba aterrizar a 450 millas al este de moscÚ, el boeing 737 pareciÓ perder altura, luego se estrello, la investigaciÓn sobre las causas estÁn en curso. >>> surgen nuevas imÁgenes del violento tifÓn "haiyan", un video muestra como las enormes olas arrasan con todo. el video fue filmado cuando tocaba tierra hace

evelyn matthei has been involved with a number of controversies with member of her own party. >> she has an aggressive style that certain sectors of society find disagreeable. she's very independent with ideas of her hone. she is a very intelligent woman but a bad choice when chile was marking the end of the military coup. >> out of the spotlight and attracting a few hundreds people, it didn't look like a victory celebration. >> well, although everyone we have spoken to here are fairly certain that michelle bachelet will win the election, but there are some uncertainties. the big one will she win the first round by gaining 50% plus one of all votes or will it go to a second vote will she will be fighting against the second-place candidate on december 15th. there are 5 million new names out of 13 million voters, and for the first time in chilean elections vote something obligatory. so we don't know where the voting will go. so some certainties and some uncertainties. >> many thanks, indeed, live in santiago. >>> all the sports coming up, find out how many points lebron james as he pro

derrocado allende cuando pinochet irrumpiÓ y fue detenida y torturada durante el rÉgimen se enfrentarÁ a evelynas hay otros 7 que estÁn a la primera de chile. el gran temor es la obtenciÓn ya que muchos analistas sienten el seso intereses a travÉs de internet y busca incentivar para votar, tambiÉn otros cargos en juegos se renueva una gran parte del parlamento >> es vital porque es la Única forma de votar. no tiene derecho a pensar ni siquiera. >> si no se vota la verdad que poco uno puede mover opinar despuÉs. >> quiero apoyar a los jÓvenes porque han movido masas para que sean gratis y si van a votar se animan todos. >> las elecciones son atÍpicas por primera vez en un paÍs en donde muchos consideran machista y conservador dos mujeres compiten por la procedencia con grandes posibilidades si ninguna logra la mayorÍa necesaria, habrÁ que ir a un segundo turno dentro de un mes, en santiago de chile. >> vamos con la fÓrmula 1 y los partidos clasificatorios para el mundial de fÚtbol hablaremos de juegos deportivos y culturales pocos comunes. mmm. mom, can i eat in my room? ¿diego, cuantas veces te

michelle bachelet se impuso en elecciones presidenciales de chile, se medirÁ a una segunda vuelta con evelynianoche de hoy el cierre de sus campaÑas, por el silencio electoral de 5 dÍas antes de las elecciones, encuestas favorecen a castro y a hernÁndez, candidato del partido nacional. >>> en washington el senador reid de la mayorÍa demÓcrata, rehusÓ descartar que se logre una reforma migratoria en este aÑo o el prÓximo, el intercambio con periodistas hispanos dijo que si el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes john boehner se lo propone, la reforma se lograrÍa en una semana, no se puede obtener alg legislaciÓn del tema salvo conferencia de senadores y representantes. >>> una iniciativa para mingrantes en california, cobran fuerza. hay recursos para atender a los que no tienen seguro mÉdico. juan carlos explica de quÉ se trata, y quienes participan en la campaÑa salud para todos. >>> soy indocumentada. >>> la campaÑa lleva por nombre "salud para todos "consiste en tratar de lograr que indocumentados de california sean incluidos en la reforma del sistema de salud. >>> la campaÑa es para

can contain dozens to hundreds of chemicals, some that could be likely to be endocrine disrupters, evelyn glycol, psb's, some tips here, and this is money saving too which is good because i've told you to buy organic and do all these other things, save some money by going with vinegar, baking soda, that's what i use in my home and you really can get your windows and your metals sparkling clean with vinegar, can get the grit off with baking soda, really effective things even in the laundry. we're going to jump right in and talk about some policy as we just covered cleaning products, they don't have the tell you what's in them, pass laws that require labeling of cleaning products, one that is are used in industrial settings like schools, my dad is a high school custodian, i want him to not be exposed to chemicals where he doesn't know where they are or in the fire houses, what are they using there? what are being used in hospitals at times or universities, all of these institutions can make big changes in overall exposures with industrial cleaners but we have to know what's in them and requ

evelyn lincoln, his secretary and her aides, have removed every scrap, every vestige of the signs of the personal touches of president kennedy. >> we know from history that one test of society's is how do the handle the transfer of power at the top. lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, and a lot of people disliked him greatly, some even hated him, would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and that we swear by the rule of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under a new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power. and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward thrust of america that he began. [ applause ] >> the people of europe just cannot believe that a lone avenger made

at evelyn matthei's office they attempted to sound optimistic. >> translation: we defend the right of chileans to live in peace. >> michelle bachelet left a top job at the united nations to run and has an ambitious agenda. she has a strong platform - taxes in a country where business elite has clout among her reforms. >> michelle bachelet has bigger problems. it's challenging the unprecedented demands of chilean society that will be the real challenge. to underscore she's under pressure to deliver. students occupied her campaign headquarters on election day. we'll maintain the protest. we know the changes we need will not come from within the institutions. >> without the three fifth majority to push through reforms, michelle bachelet is counting on a resounding victory to show she has the will of the people on her side. >> michelle bachelet became chile's first female president in 2006. she was constitutionally barred from seeking election in 2010, after her first term. >> using art to pay for health care. some are putting their skills to work to cover medical costs. >> pain and punis

lincoln -- in ten years he never called her evelyn -- will be sweet and up surprised.d, mrs. lincoln, i have cut off jackie's head, would you please send a box be, she would say, that's wonderful, mr. president, i'll send it right away. [laughter] did you get your nap? [laughter] >> guest: it's true. it's absolutely true. the very, very sad thing is that mrs. lincoln ended up on very bad terms with can the kennedy family because there came a time when she tried to sell some of her keepsakes, things that she had collected, and jacqueline kennedy was very, very angry about that. jacqueline kennedy did a lot to create the myth of camelot, and anybody that got in the way of that myth incurred the wrath of the family. and i suppose the most outstanding example -- and it's the only example i can think of an authorized and an unauthorized biography -- was william manchester who wrote "death of the president. " and it is one of the best books i've ever read. it is the biography of one day, november 22nd, 1963. and manchester, who was a magisterial writer, had written an adorin

michelle bachelet, and evelyn matthei grew up together. their fathers both air force germs were close friends. a military coup divided their families and chillie. matieu joined the military dictatorship. the other died. >> we have a childhood we share, we represent different sides of the country. >> michelle bachelet has a double dig it lead. the only candidate believing chile does not need reforms. >> the tax reform my adversary is proposing will ruin us. but a new constitution replacing one left by the dictatorship changed the political agenda. >> chile's current constitution does not allow the government to call a referendum. to prove that the public supports a new constitution, a movement is under way, calling for voters to mark the top right-hand corner of the ballots with the letters ac, standing for constitutional assembly. >> michelle bachelet, who will certainly win, proposes a new constitution and higher corporate taxes to finance free education, public health and pension funds. >> but another candidate who came in third in the l

. >> did evelyn come to you -- >> she wrote a letter in the"h, responded to it. >> wendy: who was the letter to? >> an open letter to her 5-year-old self. and she's just done fab us ulof. we advised her to change her life. >> wendy: did you advise her to quit basketball? no, not at all. >> wendy: are you glad she quit? i am. she's a grown mother who shouldn't have her daughter seeing her beast out. >> it probably no longer is who she is. >> wendy: she's not. here's a picture of her kissing. have you ever had a conversation with her? >> sh's a grown woman. she can date who she wants to date. i have no control over that. >> wendy: you know, chris brown is under anger management. i believe that's a step in the right direction. what are your thoughts on chris brown? >> what is rehabbing? "re"means to do again and h"hab is the behavior. >> he used to be the double mint kid. >> what's the cause? just like if you're doing drugged or alcohol. if you don't get to the cause, it's going stay. >> wendy: how's your life? are you in love? >> how's my life? >> wendy: you're the one who tauts me it's

. >> rob matheson -- evelyn matthei is leading in the polls in khelle. >> she's a single mother, an i think yist and socialist. yet former president michelle bachelet is so popular she gave up her job as the head of the u.n.'s women's organization to run for office again. 69-year-old norma is a housewife. like many in this working class neighbourhood she is passionate about michelle bachelet. >> translation: no one recognised us or cared about housewive's until michelle came along. with pensions and other social matters. >> in chile it's sociable and personnelable. some critics accuse her of talking socialism and defending a probusiness system five ouring a small elite. this time she's promising to level the playing fields, raising corporate taxes to pay for health and education. gradual changes. >> they don't want to kill the goos that lay the golden egg. they want the eggs better distributed. that's what they are voting for michelle bachelet to do, to better distribute the benefits of economic growth. >> michelle bachelet's personal life was mashed by tragedy. her father died in a m

a few, a few days after of course evelyn lincoln's conversation with kennedy he was assassinated. and at the funeral, fidelity, the official delegate from the soviet union, from khrushchev, was first deputy premier. jackie took his hand and said to him, tell mr. khrushchev from me that my husband and mr. khrushchev would have brought peace to the world by working together. now, mr. khrushchev will have to do it alone. a comment that speaks balkans about her regard to johnson. -- speaks volumes about her regard to johnson. i think that the forgotten detente magnified degrees in the morning, particularly abroad the following his assassination. bobby kennedy tried to comfort jackie afterwards by telling her that if jfk had been shot in 1961, after the bay of pigs, he would be remembered as the worst president ever. and he knew, both of the new jfk well enough to know that this was actually a comforting thought. anyway, the university of chicago did a survey within days of the assassination, and they discovered that 53% of americans reported crying real tears between his death and fun

evelyn is her opponent. she held an opposing campaign rally 500km from the capital. she is behind in the polls, but is putting on a brave face. the big question is not who will win, but whether the winner will make it in the first or second round. that, according to experts depends on how many chileans decide to vote on sunday. >> the brazilian amazon increased by a third. activists blamed the rise on the loosening of the environmental protection law, and the government's push for infrastructure projects like dams, roads and railways increased deforestation. >> officials at u.s. ports seized tonnes of illegal ivory from tourists, traders and smugglers over two decades, representing 2,000 elephants killed for their tusks. much has been crushed to deter them worldwide. >> a confinement machine used to pulverize rock and concrete on construction went to work on ivory. 6 tonnes seized from ports in the united states was turned to dust to send a message to the world that selling tusks and trinkets from slaughtered elephants will not be tal roited. >> we can't do it. we ar

. >> reporter: evelyn juarez makes sure her 4-year-old son orlando is buckled up before she gets behind. she showed us her son's car seat and her routine. >> reporter: how important is it? >> it's very important. you rely on it. that's the only safety you have when you're in that car. >> reporter: juarez is now looking to buy her son a booster seat. they're designed for 4 to 8-year-old children but still need to have the seat belt fit correctly. awarding 19 of them its highest rating. the institute says well made booster seats can save lives. here's what it's like crashing with a booster seat. and this is what could happen without one. >> the booster seat will properly position the lap and shoulder belt so the lap belt lies flat across the upper thighs and the shoulder belt lies firmly in the middle of the shoulder. >> reporter: juarez is buying one of the top rated one. >> i've been in accidents herself. i rely on that booster seat to keep him in place. i rely on them. >> reporter: they're more likely to survive a crash compared to kids who buckle up without one. bigad shaban, cbs news

evelyn matthei, the right-leaning candidate is the daughter of a general who served in pin know shea's governmen government{^l" ^}. the candidate must-win 50% of the vote to avoid a run off. we'll have more on the elections of chile right here on al jazeera. >>> unusual move to date to fight a rare form of meningitis at princeton university. officials are importing a vaccine. a dangerous outbreak at princeton university. this week a seventh case of meningitis confirmed on campus. the university is working with the center of disease control which says current vaccines given in the u.s. do not prevent the rare stream. health officials are taking an unprecedented step and importing an investigational vaccine only licensed in europe and australia. >> this is one of the most dangerous diseases that we know in the united states. there are several different strains of this. a, c, y, with 135. our vaccines in america cover all four of those strains. however, in princeton they're having an outbreak of "b." that strain-b there is no vaccine for that in the united states. >> reporter: the strain

former president michelle bachelet has a lead against evelyn matthei. she say she's within striking dizziness with the 50% margin to avoid a runoff. we'll have more about how the voting is going, and more about this election, which is an extremely interesting election. tell us more. >> reporter: hello, richelle. indeed, this is a rather extraordinary and unusual election for chile. there are nine candidates. never so many, all the way from the extreme left and extreme right. a lot are independents whose voices weren't heard as loudly as they're being heard now. three candidates are women and the two top contenders are women. it's seems likely chile will have a female pressident. a lot of people are challenging the system in place and saying that major changes need to be made in this country, which is considered often the economic success story of latin america. a country with political stability and institutional stability but which many people believe is not delivering the goods of democracy to ordinary people. so that's the kind of thing that is being

, logr imponerse en las elecciones primarias por un amplio margen sobre la candidata oficialista, evelyn suficiente ya que la ley exige que el ganador en primera vuelta tenga un porcentaje mayor al 50 por ciento para ser declarado presidente. --- la segunda vuelta electoral se realizar el domingo 15 de diciembre. vo-blanca --- mientras que en las filipinas, el numero de desplazados por el tifn "haiyan" aument a 4 millones, segn la agencia nacional de desastres de ese pis. --- la mayoria de los damnificados se encuentran en las provincias centrales, como "leyte" el lugar mas golpeado por el tifon donde se han registrado cerca de 400 mil personas en refugios de emergencia. --- tambien en esta ciudad se registraron la mayor cantidad de muertes tras el paso del tifn, con una cifra mayor a los 3 mil muertos. --- casi medio milln de viviendas quedaron total o parcialmente daÑadas por el violento ciclon. stop open roll weather open add lib javier castro take pkg take pkg cesar nueva pausa publicitaria pero al volver take vo --- un poblado en mexico que tiene una larga historia de complicidad co

mother of chile person who is sensitive to the needs of particularly the poor unlike her main rival, evelyn mats it -- matthei. she wants to protect the interest of big business and elite, unlike bachelet promising a whole series of reforms and increasing spending for the needy and proposing a constitutional change to change the whole system altogether, to get rid of the constitution that will currently in place written under the previous dictatorship. there was a whole array of proposals. it's the first time that there are nine presidential candidates, three of them women and also the first time that chileans aren't forced to vote. it's no longer mandatory. we see a lot of people out here, so it seems like people are either used to voting or want to make their voice and their opinions heard. richelle. >> lease let's talk moore about people making sure their voices are heard. they're encouraging voters to mark the ballots to call for a new constitution. how is that a factor in what's happening today with voting? >> reporter: that's right. almost all of the candidates in this race -- as i sa

. >> reporter: evelyn makes sure her 4-year-old son orlando is buckled up before she gets behind theel. she showed us her son's car seat and their routine. >> how important is it that it works every time? >> extremely important because you're relying on it, you know? that's the only safety you have when you're in that car. >> reporter: she is now looking to buy her son a booster seat. they're designed for 4 to 8- year-olds who have outgrown child seats but still need to be lifted so that seat belts fit them properly. the insurance institute for highway safety tested 31 new booster seat models to see how well they fit. awarding 19 of them its highest rating. well made booster seats can save lives. here's what it's like crashing with a booster seat. and this is what could happen without one. >> the booster seat will properly position the lap and shoulder belt so the lap belt lies flat across the upper thighs and the shoulder belt firmly in the middle of the shoulder. >> reporter: she plans to buy one of the top rated models. >> i've been in accidents myself and i rely on that seat belt

still inside are amy olson and chad evelyn. engaged to be married next summer. they jump. >> i did my best to see if there was anybody unconscious. the way everything was scattered, it was difficult to pick apart the debris from the people. >> reporter: the divers see the chute of the first plane pilot, but not blake wedan, the pilot of the second plane. he is still flying. >> hang in there, blake. >> after i knew i had all of my patrol surfaces and could maneuver the airplane, 100%, i knew i could land it. >> reporter: and he does. every skydiver makes it safely. >> longest 47 seconds of my life. >> reporter: amy burst into tears and finds her fiance chad. >> it was not a hug that you don't forget. it was a hug that said i can't believe i can do this right now. i can't believe this happened. >> we obviously got second chances, but life is here and life is not that fast. and it's scary to really dig deep and think about how quickly life can be taken. >> reporter: and how incredible it is that they survived. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> the pictures, the

michelle bought to let aunt evelyn month stay. once childhood friends there now battling each other for the presidency want to let represents the left unmarked ate them right. both our daughters and generals were also friends but they turned into enemies in nineteen seventy three win over stoke pinochet's a bloody coup ousted the democratically elected president salvador island a keynote check installed the brutal regime that tortured and murdered at least thirty eight thousand people. not to let father of that so it was one of those tortured to death in a prison under the control of my taste rather than on though neither is keen to talk about the atrocities. but sometimes two and a half. it is easy to do it but mike tate was clearly irritated when asked during a television debate than you too will pass to the two families would affect her election campaign. it means nothing so deeply. i'd answer that question many times people are voting for the future not for the past us know. pinochet's legacy still casts a long shadow over my

evelyn lincoln, his secretary and her aides, have removed every scrap, every vestige of the signs ofnal touches of president kennedy. >> we know from history that one test of societies is how do the handle the transfer of power at the top. lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, and a lot of people disliked him greatly, some even hated him, would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and that we swear by the rule of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under a new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power. and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward thrust of america that he began. [ applause ] >> the people of europe just cannot believe that a lone avenger made his way i

i'd like to ask you is there any chance at all that evelyn could exeal beat are michelle bachele in the next round? >> practically no chance. she has gained 25 points now, bachele is ahead of her, not to say all those votes will go to bachele. >> it is pretty sure that she will be the president of chile and sworn in in march. how important were these congressional elections precisely in order to do that? >> well, the bachele campaign and her appliance was hoping to get a sufficient majority in order to pass through a series of reforms which have higher thresholds to get past. particularly in the area of education, in the areas of some things regarding to the armed forces. they did not get that majority. they have a substantial majority, probably around 50%. but the thing is that kind of majority is a very heterogeneous combination of parties part of her coalition and independents who presented them as part of coalition morrises but it is not going to be a cohesive intlins majority and it is going to be -- credit disciplines. ,. >> some independents more to the left others more centric.

lincoln -- in ten years he never called her evelyn -- will be sweet and up surprised.d, mrs. lincoln, i have cut off jackie's head, would you please send a box be, she would say, that's wonderful, mr. president, i'll send it right away. [laughter] did you get your nap? [laughter] >> guest: it's true. it's absolutely true. the very, very sad thing is that mrs. lincoln ended up on very bad terms with can the kennedy family because there came a time when she tried to sell some of her keepsakes, things that she had collected, and jacqueline kennedy was very, very angry about that. jacqueline kennedy did a lot to create the myth of camelot, and anybody that got in the way of that myth incurred the wrath of the family. and i suppose the most outstanding example -- and it's the only example i can think of an authorized and an unauthorized biography -- was william manchester who wrote "death of the president. " and it is one of the best books i've ever read. it is the biography of one day, november 22nd, 1963. and manchester, who was a magisterial writer, had written an adorin

evelyn atia, director r e center for eating disorders.ave you wus today. >> foremost renown expert. >> i love the story because it is both. i don't love the heart breaking part, but it is heart breaking and heart warming. she struggled with emotional abuse her entire lif but it is so incredibly heart warming because in her 60s, lar in life, she completely turned things arou. d it is so inspiring to people watcng because it shows you that it never too late. it doesn't matter how many years you had bad habitsnder your belt, you can get hethy. >> we'll talk with the goo doctor about the binge and yo- dieting and that kind of thing in a second. tell uwhat she ate and we' bring kathy t. >> because we'll talk abouthe bingei, this is that she ud to binge on late in the evenin. half glon of ice cream, lots of m&ms. she haa whole stick of butter with a famy size bag of pretzels. i never hed about that before. each about 2,000 cories. she now has things like hum us and rrots, yogurt, pish ashio nuts. she nixed the binge eating at night. >> let's lo

evelyn lincoln, his secretary and aids removed every scrap, every ves tangible of the signs of the personal >> we know from history that one test of society's is how do we handle the transfer of power at the top. lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, a lot of people disliked him greatly, some hated him would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and the root of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have, i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under the new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power. and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward thrust of america that he began. [ applause ] >> the people of europe just cannot believe that a lone avenger made his way into a major police station and killed without difficulty t

president michelle bachelet is ahead in opinion polls, but back from the right wing candidate is evelyn matthei. and franco parisi the ipp dependent. the big question is if the winning candidate receives 50%, avoiding a run-off. most candidates seek fundamental change. the chilean economy is thriving. more and more sectors of chilean societies demand that the votes transform into action. >> no president yet in chile. >> the pakistan council announced it would try to put pervez musharraf on trial for high treason, he would be the first to be tried in high treason in pakistan. it was for actions during his dictatorship from 1979 to 2008. he's accused of ordering the assassination of a former pakistan president. >> it is a big week in nfl. mark morgan has that and more in sport. wait until you see the challenges and risk these people are paying hundreds to take on. >> welcome back. nasa's latest mission to mars is due to launch tomorrow. mavin - mars atmosphere and volatile revolution. it will collect data explaining how the ocean and surface water that covered mars disappeared. mars may h

evelyn matthei has been saying yes, chile needs change but not too much.he economy is doing okay, why change something that seems to be working quite well. they'll be focusing on those opposing viewpoints to win over the undecided--they're undecided whether they're going to vote at all. i think a strong campaign coming up from both women in the next month. >> daniels many thanks n santiago. energy northern egypt 26 people were killed when a train slammed into three vehicles. many of the dead were returning from a we hadding in cr wedding. >> reporter: this is what was left of a bus that was hit by a freight train. the crossing was closed and chained and the warning signs were working when the crash happened. one theory was that the driver of the bus ignored the warnings and drove on to the crossing. vehicle capacity was 26 people but unfortunately there were more than 50 passengers this mini bus, and there were a lot of casualties. >> it's thought the bus was carrying many members of the same family. they were coming back from a wedding earlier on sunday.

evelyn lincoln, his secretary and aids removed every scrap, every vest individual of the signs of theow from history that one test of society is how do they handle the transfer of power at the top? lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, a lot of people disliked him greatly, some hated him would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and the we swear by the root of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have, i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under the new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power. and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward thrust of america that he began. [ applause ] >> the people of europe just cannot believe that a lone avenger made his way into a major police station and killed without diffi