they include maria, student body vice president and honor student at fullerton community college, whose parents brought her here from ecuador at age 5. she wants to get a law degree. >> we want to contribute back to a society, a society that has been my own. >> reporter: but maria and her counterparts know that the dream act faces tough opposition in congress and groups opposing immigration reform. >> to reward people who broke the law is complete nonsense, it's immoral and it's wrong. >> reporter: wrong, they contend, because these students would be competing for jobs against american citizens. >> so many dreams will be truncated, so many dreams and hopes for doing something for this country will not happen. >> reporter: they say they're undocumented and unafraid. but they also know many americans consider them unwanted. a lot of young people with high hopes and no papers are keeping a close eye on the congressional debate because their future is riding on it. brian? >> george lewis in our l.a. bureau tonight. george, thanks. >>> back east, a baltimore man is accused of trying to blow

made sure of all the leave the deal to develop lady make good money and congratulations to them fullerton well we're seeing that pick up in price in the whole consumer and retail segment in russian stocks today so most of the stocks they're up on the news obviously there are situations where maybe what should you might be interested in russian consumers are certainly we are going to pick up in demand in the family on the back of the new. tom told at the markets russian stocks have slightly retreated from early morning scales but they are still up for a third day as high oil prices and speculation of europe's debt crisis will be contained boosted confidence in the global recovery when built on shares show us that a seven percent top to pepsico said it will acquire a controlling stake in the russian dairy company and gas promise adding about two and a half percent and most next is gaining two point three percent on high oil prices . european markets are high and has extended the window on to which it will lend to european banks until april that see the euro drop turning to stocks minus our

twice as west hollywood dock to the bottom of the table with a three one win in the london dogmeat fullerton and was dropped to the bottom after a loss to one time in the basement battle with wigan everton against birmingham and blackpool first medical were postponed. but every russia much of mosco have started their pre-season early this year with new coach saying reinforcements are needed for the next campaign the forty seven year old replaces u.t.c. i mean he was sacked at the end of the season after going the wrong way meant to focus on do you wake of a place. now to six place in the last campaign doesn't cost him his life over his new squad most of the foreign stones into the strike at them to sit for absent because it's made clear he wants to bring in some new faces. without question the team meet somewhere in force so they can come from the outside as well as from the inside and the internal structure is the main care we're focused on right now as well as good players are critically ready for the training camp. possible imagine the n.b.a. the new orleans hornets of claim their full su

also bel air road and overturned vehicle at fullerton avenue.nezer that blocks right lane. traffic heights up in towson lutherville and delaney valley road and we are work that crash over on the west side. millford mill at scott level." good morning, maryland "is next at nine. @

we're live near fullerton at the beach with the story. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, too. the call on this came in around 9:30 this morning. someone on the lakefront saw what they thought was a dog on an ice flow in lake michigan. it turned out to be a coyote and it turns out he is nicknamed holly. she had jumped off the ice. it looked like she was actually trying to swim back to shore, but it was about a quarter of a mile out. tom skilling tells me the water temperature now in lake michigan is 33 degrees. that is much too far, much to cold to make it all the way back. 10:30, she got on to another ice flow. by that time the rescue operation was in full gearment animal care and control was assisted by the chicago fire department. they brought out the big tire boat from belmont harbor to snare holly, the coyote who was after more than an hour in the water still hanging in there. >> and wide open, i think about three or four knots all you're going to get out of that boat. it is very powerful, but not a fast vessel. we a

we're looking at possible delays on belair road and fullerton ave.involving a bus, at milton hill in windsor mill to use caution around those spots. take it slow on the major roadways. developing delays from north towards coldspring. also on the inner loop heading towards the j.f.x., 23 miles per hour. let's show you is going on on the cameras. snow still coming down on the area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we do indeed have a of the bed of light snow to contend with. it is not heavy. stretching out the i-95 corridor. eastern shore counties as well. this will be with us off and on through the morning hours. it could coat to the ground in a couple of neighborhoods. this is a bigger story here. we will be falling off as we had to the day. 34 at the airport. the time we hit the late afternoon and evening hours, temperatures will be and the 20's. chance for light snow showers and flurries. falling temperatures as we head into the afternoon. same thing tomorrow. high temperature of only 32. a little bit warmer on wednesday. light snow on th

we have an overturned vehicle at fullerton and a crash in avenuing ton. watch for a wreck there.aveling on route 50 at the bay bridge, ice is a possibility and they've had salting delays. taking a live look outside, there are a few snowflakes. this is brought to you by nissan. innovation, count on innovation for all. visit nissan.com or your local dealership today. back to you, don. >>> a baltimore 6-year-old fell off of a moving school bus last week and died. his family's demanding action. >> reporter: the three employees on the school bus are suspended. it was last wednesday he was on the bus with four other children, a bus driver and two aides. jeremy was supposed to be retrained for problems and he got into a fight and opened the back door. he fell out an died friday. the bus company hasn't answered our calls. >>> stay with ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill. because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a

cal state-fullerton, right? 2010 grad right here. what's your name? >> candice. >> and your major?may 2010. still looking for a job. >> where do you want to work? >> anywhere. >> okay. well, you're glee graphically placeable. where did you live now? >> anaheim, california. >> where can we get your resume? >> i'll give you my e-mail address and send it your way. >> i can't hire you. >> you can find me on facebook. >> there we go. let's give this woman a job. how about it? nice 20 see you. let's take a check of the >>> this weather report, sponsored by macy's. >>> yeah. that's a quick look at your weather picture. good morning tore a cup of coffee you're thinking. all right. over to you, remember bekaa. >>> new figures show surprisingly few women are having mammograms. why that can be a fatal mistake. this is "the early show" on cbs. mistake. this is the "early show" on cbs. ! there it is. ah! hurry up. you're heavy. are you sure these letters will get to santa? yes, of course. hold still. almost there. a little bit higher. i can't hold you up much longer. ah! whoa! [ all giggle ] ♪

at fullerton college, maria's excellent record continued. she has a 3.9 g.p.a., she volunteers at a nonprofit organization that helps low-income high school students prepare for college, she was accepted into top universities but is unable to afford to attend them because she doesn't qualify for student aid. on weekends, she sings in public arenas, asking for donations to help her afford tuition. how -- how do we make our country better when our laws don't recognize students like these? who could answer that question for me? how do you make our country better? when we don't help students like these? she wants to transfer to u.c.-berkeley or ucla and complete her double major in political science and history. then she wants to go to law school. she wants to continue her work helping others pull themselves out of poverty. she is another face of the "dream" act, and she writes, "my bachelor's diploma, my master's and law degree in the future will only be a piece of paper. it might tell of my accomplishment, but i won't be able to use it to help

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