pausa el cantautor josÉ jose nos cuenta don proyecto muy especial para ayudar a los que caen en las garrtravesado por lo menos mil viviendas han sido consumida por las llamas en texas en lasÚltimas cuarenta y ocho horas.. los voraces incendios en ese estado ya han arrasado Ás de ciento quince mil acreesque tal, les habla jorge ramosuna estacÓn del metro de nueva york, que haÍa sido cerrada tras los ataques terroristas del 11 de septiembre del 2001, reabre sus puertasen Éxico, las remesas desde estados unidos a ese pÍs en el primer trimestre Ólo aumentaron un 1.39 por ciento con respecto al aÑo pasado.y con pocas esperanza de acuerdos bipartidistas, regresaron de vacaciones los senadores federales... economia y desempleo, los temas Ás importantes de la agendamas, esta tarde (♪). >> el khcantante josÉ jose revÓ los estrictos tratamientos para poder seguir cantando en los escenarios, en una entrevista con verÓnica del castillo. >> adelante. >> gracias pamela, exactamente como bien dices el prÍncipe de de la canciÓn asesino cese sinÓ nosotros. >> con un excelente sentido del humor honestidad

superintendent lee, i want to commend you as well for really overseeing the work and superintendent garr see yo -- garcia, you too, monitoring the process and making sure that everything fits in the puzzle. it's a puzzle that has to get put together and a combination domino effect. that's the tall -- that's a talent. it's not just something you have automatically. it takes skill and talent and know-how. it's savvy and political will. you all have been able to do that. these schools reflect that effort. thank you so, so very much. we talk about it, not only here in san francisco, i want you to know it is a pleasure to speak to staff in the schools and they're so pleased but also to people who come and visit san francisco and see our school sites because they are amazed. thank you. >> by the way in conclusion, i want to apoll jidse for the heat. i should have had my tool belt on and fixed that. >> we'll be talking to you about that later. i want to make a couple of comments. i missed fairmont, was fairmont good. the changes to the learning environment for our students is just tremendous an

>> there was the moment of the debate that clearly was garr -- gary johnson shoveling dogs.emembered as that. but that was the best line. had he said it early on, he might now be a top tier candidate. there were themes. they terms of did this change any of the fortunes of the candidate? i think they played to type. there were few surprises either in terms of policy or in their sort of demeanor. i thought perry and romney were again interesting. romney was as in the other debates, practiced, fluent, fairly good on the counter punch. perry had one great moment. he obviously prepared it about the anti-cervical vaccine i am poeing it on the right and the america connection. he said i was lobbied by this young woman, obviously suffering from that cancer. it was a poignant moment, again he had the audience with him. and then he let it go. the answer sort of dissipateed rather than follow through. in the same way when he tried land these punches against romney at the end. as somebody who changes his positions. he had three positions in mind. on two he sort of stumbled. again he sho

thank you very much for coming and thank you, garr i are, to you and all your colleagues in s.t.a.r.t for organizing this conference. [applause] >> if everyone will get their coffee and their drinks and have a seat. we'll going to get started with the next panel. >> we're live again from the national press club with more on this day-long forum on less zones learned since the september 11th attacks. up next -- >> we'll stay right on schedule and happy to introduce our next panelists. the moderator for this panel is gary ackerman who is the research director at s.t.a.r.t.. combating terrorists and building resilient communities. >> good morning, everybody. thank you again for joining us today. now that we just heard about radicalization or rather the fact we shouldn't talk about radicalization in the previous panel, this panel follows on from that in looking at how do we counter the threat of terrorism or radicalization and it is obviously some standard or traditional ways, doing better intelligence-gathering and sharing and more proactive law enforcement, et cetera, et cetera but there