gutierrez, thanks for coming on.spectful here, but when you were part of the previous administration, you painted a bit of a rosier picture than you're painting now. have things changed that severely, or it was a just a political thing then and now you're back in the real world, you're playing with a different game? >> things have changed. our deficit has been increased by $800 billion. we're talking about raising taxes. we're not focused on trade. our trade is way down. we are -- it seems like we've declared a war on business. so, yes! i mean, things have changed. our environment has changed. the deficit, you know, towards the end of the administration was perhaps 6% of gdp. and that was the last year when it ramped up because of the stimulus, because of the lack of growth. >> right. >> again, let's just focus on. we're talking about 14% of gdp, and the brain power in the country is going into how do we spend the next trillion dollars? is it a public option or is it a co-op? we're not focused on the right problems a

joining us is former commerce secretary gutierrez.etary gutierrez, good to see you again. >> pleasure, carlos. good to see you. >> good to see you. we started a conversation last week. and you were saying that one of the pieces of analysis that hasn't happened in your mind is talking about the real risk involved in any kind of health care reform, even bipartisan reform. do you want to outline two or three of the areas that you think we should be putting more focus on? >> sure. i think the obvious risk is that we spend $1 trillion, and our costs go up, which is essentially what the congressional budget office says, or that we spend the $1 trillion, our costs go up. and because the public option takes off, the reimbursement rates, the hospitals and doctors declines. and what you have over time, over 10, 15 years, potentially lower quality hospitals, fewer hospitals, fewer doctors, fewer drug innovations and fewer medical devices. i'm not saying that will happen, but nobody knows what will happen because this is one big massive experimen

secretary gutierrez, good to have you join us this morning. >> pleasure. good name carlos. >> i was going to compliment you. my mom said we only give those name out to good, smart, handsome guys. at least in your case, she got it right. secretary gutierrez, i wanted to ask you a little bit about the economy first. i wanted to ask you about the recession. bob herbert, "the new york times" columnist talks about the unemployment numbers masking far more worrisome reality encall it a scary reality. how concerned are thaw despite the good news on wall street we're not doing enough to turn the unemployment picket and what do you think we can do right now to get the number down from 9.5% closer to 5%? >> my concern, carlos, is we're going through a first wave of the recession and we may well be, you know, leveling out. the problem is now we have to deal with the big problem in front of us which is the deficit. are we going to take care of that deficit by increasing taxes to the point where we cripple the economy? how are we going to incentivize businesses when ou

. >> reporter: officials say the duo planned the crime ambushing 30-year-old jeremiah gutierrez and his brother as they left the restaurant where they worked. the men were just steps from their home on the 900 block of truo lane in waldorf when police say thomas and harvey jumped them with a gun. >> during the robbery the victims actually struggled with the suspects and it was at that point one ever the suspects produced a knife and stabbed the victim. >> reporter: police say the teens knew their victims were carrying cash. they say about 11 days before the stabbing thomas and a group of at least four others also mostly teens robbed a home where gutierrez lived. >> it had nothing to do with gangs or anything like that. it was simply a group of teens who got together and devised a plan in which they wer going to rob people to get quick cash. >> reporter: neighbors say they didn't know anything about the first robbery and didn't hear a commotion the night of the stabbing. they say the neighborhood is generally quiet but the community is changing. >> not surprised. it does seem like there'

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first let's go to thelma gutierrez.ny minute now. there's a lot of happy people there today. >> reporter: absolutely. one of the smoex peoppokespeopl through a few minutes ago. she said the plane is expected to land 5:30 local time, 8:0 eastern. a lot of concerns to work out. this thing has been so fluid and quickly. this is the reason that is such a concern right now. you have lots of media, local, national, international media that are out here right now, standing at the gate. they're waiting to be escorted in to hanger 25. you can see right over there. this is where the reunion is expected to take place. this is a section of the airport where vips find if stars and executives come out of the area. one major complication when you have a former president and a vice president who are landing is security. so we have seen the secret service come in and out of here, fbi as well. big concern. you have lots of trucks, lots of people, lots of equipment waiting to get in, and so the bomb squad has come in. they had to go and s

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thelma gutierrez this morning, hi, thelma. >> hi, heidi. yes, it was absolutely emotional and it was so perfectly produced. i think john had said that only in burbank, california, could you have something like this. the hanger doors open and you have the sunrise in the background and the plane pulling in this and this marvelous reunion between these children and their mothers and just a very touching scene and right now i can tell you that it looks as though the families will be leaving the airport. they've been here for a short amount of time and they made their public statements and we were told by the organizers that they would meet off site with former president clinton and also al gore. after that then they would give the families time alone so that they could go off and have some private time after spending 140 days separated. laura ling spoke, she went to the mike and she spoke. she really had some emotional things to say. >> and then suddenly we were told that we were going to a meeting. we were taken to a location and when we walke

crit gutierrez runs through -- correspondent kris gutierrez runs through some of the stories. >> in december of 1972, commander james sternen became the last astronaut to walk on the moon. >> that's coming up on 37 years now since we have been back. >> are you surprised it has been that long? >> yes, i am surprised. i am just disappointed. >> in the years following the nasa missions, nasa focused on the shuttle program which included building the international space station. the space shuttle is now scheduled to be retired by the end of next year, leaving many asking the difficult question, what's next? >> it's not easy, because we is budget challenges that we have to fit within. >> wanda austin and nine other aerospace experts were picked by the obama administration to provide the president with options for nasa's future. the panel held public hearings earlier this month to get ideas. >> it does come down to money. everything has a price associated with it, and the committee is looking to provide options that have a very high chance of success, and that will provide the nation with some int

gutierrez pleaded guilty back in may to making threats by e-mail. he also threatened to blow up the mall of america outside minneapolis. gutierrez could have gotten 18 months in prison. >>> the house has adjourned for august break without taking any final action on health care reform. that means no vote until september. but they do have some health care work, homework from the president. he is urging lawmakers to keep up the momentum, encouraged by last-minute thumbs up from a key committee. in a statement the president says this historic step by the house energy and kwhers committee moves us closer to health insurance reform than we have ever been before. the bill that they have passed will strengthen consumer protections and choice, while lowering costs and improving care. meanwhile, the senate still has a few days before leaving on summer break, and republican leaders are standing firm against the president's plan. >> in this difficult recession, americans and our government are already overextended. the democrats who control congress have been s

old, charged with first degree murder and a stabbing to waldorf restaurant worker here that left gutierrez dead. he was walking home from his job when he was attacked. >> it's certainly shocking to us we arrested and charged a 14-year-old. all the ages are of concern us to. we are glad we've been able to y klentify them and apprehend them and get them off the streety >> reporter: pole say 14-year-old trejon hardy murdered the man july 28th. the victim was steps from his house when he was stabbed in the chest during a robbery. >> i think it's sad myself, personally. waldorf has been known to be relatively family-oriented, you know? to hear something like that, it's not good. >> reporter: gutierrez's brother was also targeted in the robbery and was able to bite one suspect benjamin thomas. that mark linked thomas to the murder. >> one suspect had a large bite mark on the back of his arm. >> did that hpou y identify the person being there? >>t helped in the >>case ye >> reporter: police charged four additional suspects with armed robbery a week before the ng.ye a number of workers lived here

the victim jeremiah gutierrez was walking home from his job in waldorf wh h. cetaliatouedck ann t es nce announced theofrrt two suspects in the murder, an 18-year-old and 14-yea>>old. once is me.on i ess it can hpen anywhere. >> reporter: police say 14-year-old trejon harvey and bening man thomas murdered the man july 28th. the victim was just steps from his house when he was stabbed in the chest during a robbery. >> i think it's sad myself personally because wall turf has been known to be relatively family-oriented, you know? to hear something like that is not all that good. >> reporter: gutierrez's brother was targeted in the robbery and was able to bite one of the suspects benjamin thomas. that helped link thomas to the murder. >> one of the suspects had a large bite mark on the back of his arm. >> reporter:tidhap tel hou y identify the person being there? t >> i helped>>n i the case,ye .ah >> reporter: police charged four additional suspects a week before the stabbing for armed robbery. a number of workers lived here and were being targeted because suspect

gutierrez's brother was also targeted in the robbery. he was able to bite one of the suspects., that helped link one of the teens to the crime. >> firefighters rponding to a house fire in alexandria got even more than they bargained for. inside the house, dozens of snakes. the reptiles belonged to a teenager who lives in the house on shropshire court. most of the snakes died, but a few, including a boa constrictor, survived. those the snakes are nonpoisonous and legal to own, some neighbors are unnerved. >> i knew the young man was into them, but i thought he let 11 loose a couple years ago and i thought that was the end of it so i didn't know he's got a lot now. kind of scary. >> firefighters say the fire was accidental, caused by an extension cord. >> the virginia race for governor is gaining momentum. president obama attended a rally yesterday to support democrat creigh deeds. a boost deeds is hoping will help him get an edge in the polls. right now he's trailing his republican opponent, bob mcdonnell who just opened up a campaign office in alexandria. both candidates are st

gutierrez died after he and his brother were attacked walking on ventura lane. >>> caught on camera, excessive force or appropriate response. this is home video. you see a couple of police officers. that is a taser gun, one used tazerring two people at a backyard baptism party in manassas. officers tried to quiet down the party. the homeowner said he and another woman were tazerred and arrested as police broke up the celebration. the police chief held up a news conference denying police went too far. >> when it comes to violating the law in public in terms of being intoxicated in public or drinking in public, that is considered a public place. >> you have a confrontation between the police and a citizen. i keep saying in those situations, you should obey police orders and final complaints later. >> they face severa including resisting arrest. >>> twitter got hacked. all morning trying to log on, you saw this. a message claiming twitter was under attack. laura evans broke out her shield and sword and fought back too. >> this is a tech nightmare that left 45 million tweeter users in th

. >> amanda gutierrez? >> reporter: you're looking at the second-busiest emergency room in the state. they treat over 100,000 patients a year. but here's the thing, according to dr. niels rathlev, who runs the e.r., a quarter of them don't need his services. >> the way i would phrase it is to say i think that alternative sites of care that would be more appropriate. >> reporter: he means a primary care doctor's office. >> the majority of patients who are frequent utilizers at the emergency department actually have insurance, they have a primary care physician, but they choose to come to the e.d. because they don't have access. >> reporter: like kenneth mills who's in pain from a bowling injury. >> i want to call my doctor this morning but i wouldn't be able to get into see him. >> reporter: mills is bruised, not broken and could have easily been treated outside the emergency room. are you sort of surprised you had to come to the emergency room to take care of something like this? >> i wish i had a primary d

in dallas, chris gutierrez, fox news. >>> it's not just american idol. there is another way you can be a star. check out fox rocks. if you have a band, you can upload an original song to our week site. the top six bands after a viewer vote will face off at the charren don grill in arlington and the big winner gets a gig on fox 5 morning news and a free three-minute video. check it all out on myfoxdc.com and click on the entertainment tab for all the details. >>> the news keeps coming tonight. shaun shaun in for brian -- shawn yancy in for brian on the news edge at 11:00. >>> the cash for clunkers program is officially out of gas. buyers had till 8:00 tonight to take advantage of the deal. the latest numbers show dealers have submitted 625,000 vouchers totaling nearly $2.6 billion. now those numbers will surely jump after last-minute sales are counted. right now dealers are working on mountains of paperwork to make that federal submission deadline. fox 5's jennifer davis has the news edge on this one. >> reporter: there are over 200 clunkers on the lot he

jeremy gutierrez try hopes to get them back to winning. all oakland all the way. only bright spot for the o's was a luke scott home run in the 9th. orioles saw 9-1, lost 18 of their last 24. if you were hot sitting at your desk at work today, imagine if your job was outside. and how about if your job included running around and wearing five pounds of clothing and padding. let's head to the ravens office training camp in westminster. the team spent much of the morning in drills as the offense and defense tested each other and their endurance in this heat. once again terrell suggs was not on the field, but the ravens insist his injury was not serious. as for those who were on the field, runningback ray rice took all of the morning reps with the starters, and says he can't wait for the preseason games to start. >> kind of know what to expect. going out there, it's the preseason, but these are games to us. we have to go out there and play to the best of our ability. but i'm excited just to get out there again. football is the greatest time of the year. everybody will

. >> gutierrez was found dead in front of his home. >> sometimes i work at night and come in late. >> an arrest has been made, and there is some relief. the people here say, only some. >> i do not imagine there were the last fugs. >> he is probably right. detectives say there will likely be more arrests in these cases and this murder. it is likely the suspects charged today will be charged with additional crimes. >>> the virginia governor has granted conditional pardon to three of the man known as the norfolk four. they confessed to killing in an 18-year-old in 1997. three of those men were acquitted. all four claimed that their confessions were coerced. that man's dna was the only one found at the crime scene. >>> major track work begins on the yellow and blue lines. every sunday through thursday from 10:00 p.m. to midnight for the next four weeks, you can expect single tracking and no service at all between rosalynn and king street. >>> d.c. officials are scrambling to put the lid on a controversy over a fender bender. >> the mayor and his minions are adamant. but there is no cover-

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if we find you're up in bethesda -- let's go to carlos gutierrez.ll the president have to raise taxes if he wants nationalized health care? >> i can't see any other way, joe. as you mentioned, by the way, in your book -- how is that for a plug? -- >> thank you, sir. >> you can't suspend math. this isn't a matter of ideology anymore, it's an idea of arithmetic. traditionally our tax revenue has been 18 to 20% of gdp, maybe it goes up to 21. but you're really hitting the maximum levels there. we've got a 13% deficit, how do you cover that? >> mr. secretary, you just tax the rich, right? >> there's not enough money there? >> there's a limit to how much you can ring out of people who make over $250,000 a year. >> mr. secretary, that's exactly what economist vs been saying over the past two weeks in the "times," "wall street journal," you don't have enough. we have people in new york and california already paying 55, 60% of their income to governments. where do you go from there? >> the thing is, as you well know, joe, cutting spending in washington, cut

conrad murray's attorneys released a statement saying -- thelma gutierrez, cnn, los angeles. >>> well, he was a mayor who was bloodied, but he's now back on the job. we told you how milwaukee mayor tom barrett risked his life by responding to a man's cry for help. a man arguing with a woman charged barrett at a fair and beating him with a metal bar. he suffered gashes to his head and face and smooshed teeth and a fractured hand. and here's what he had to say about being back at work. >> a cabinet meeting that i stopped in and going over the budget stuff. and had a lot of corns i was going through. slowly we'll get back in the saddle. so, it feels good to get back. >> barrett's attacker has a hearing on thursday to determine if he'll stand trial. >>> a "newsroom" follow-up now. yesterday we talked a lot about pennsylvania's money problems. well, it's one of only two states that hasn't pass address budget for fiscal 2010 and now it's paying the price. i don't mean cutbacks and furloughs and unfunded schools, though it has plenty of those. i'm talking about a bigtime cut from big-shot fi

police say the teenagers ambushed jeremiah gutierrez and his brother last tuesday noor that you are home. 18-year-old benjamin thomas and 14-year-old trayzon harry are charged with those killings. police say they staked out the brothers for weeks and targeted them because they carried cash. investigators tracked down the suspects because they left behind a stolen bicycle. >>> today we should learn more about the fire that destroyed a d.c. mansion last week. flames engulfed the home of peggy cooper cafritz on chambers road in northwest washington a low water pressure problem hampered firefighters' efforts to battle the fire. d.c. mayor adrian fenty along with wasa and other city officials will release a preliminary report on that fire later today. >>> everyone is looking to save a little cash right now and this weekend also good time to income out some of the back to school shopping. virginia's sales tax holiday is today through sunday. certain school supplies under $0 and clothing and shoes under $100 tax-free. more on what is covered an what isn't is all available on myfoxdc.com, our we

thelma gutierrez meets an oncologist who made sure when one door closes, another one opens. >> reporterwe came to las vegas because we heard about a doctor doing something innovative to try to treat underinsured patients. we came here to meet him. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> reporter: the doctor is director of the women's cancer center of nevada. he treats women with nowhere to turn like 28-year-old christine aguilar who has advanced stage cancer. >> if she were not able to come here, what would happen to her? >> over time, her cancer would progress and she would pass away. >> reporter: the out-patient cancer center at the county's university medical center closed down earlier this year because of state budget cuts amounting to $21 million. >> we're supposed to be the safety net for patients in the population, yet obviously, the safety net has holes in it. >> reporter: but spiritos found a solution. he converted a storage area in his office into a chemotherapy room. convinced his partners to take on the patients pro bono and got clark county to pay for expensive chemotherapy d

here's cnn's thelma gutierrez. >>> john, kiran, an unsettling picture of what investigators believe took place in the hours leading up to his death. >> this document released in texas reveals there's a powerful drug propofol at the time of jackson's death. the police aft says dr. conrad murray, jackson's personal physician, told detectives he had been treating the star for insomnia for six weeks giving him a drip with 50 grams of propofol. murray worried that jackson was becoming addicted to propofol. in an attempt to wean him off, he put together other combinations of drugs and proceeded to put jackson to sleep two nights prior to his death. on june 25 when those drugs failed, murray said what he did hour-by-hour. 1:30, he gave 10 milligrams of valium. at 2:00 a.m., ativan, an anti-anxiety drug. 3:00 a.m., verse sed. 5:00 a.m., more ativan. 7:30, more verse sed. he said he monitored him the entire time. at 10:40 a.m., murray administered 25 milligrams of propofol and jackson went to sleep. he said murray went to the bathroom and returned and when he returned, jackson was no longer breat

here now cnn's thelma gutierrez. >> reporter: this 32-page document reveals there was lethal levels of the powerful drug propofol in michael jackson's blood at the time of his death according to findings of the los angeles coroner. the police affidavit says dr. conrad murray, the personal physician told detectives he had been treating the star for insomnia for six weeks, giving him an iv drip with propofol diluted every night. he worried jackson was becoming addicted in an attempt to wean him off, he put a combination of other drugs that succeeded to putting him to sleep two nights prior to his death. on june 25th, when those drugs failed, murray told detectives what he did hour by hour. he said around 1:30 in the morning, he gave jackson 10 milligrams of valium, at 2:00 a.m., injected him with ativan, an hour later, the sedative versed, at 5:00 a.m., more ativan, at 7:30, more versed. murray says he monitored jackson's vital signs the entire time. according to documents, at 10:40 a.m., after repeated requests and demands from jackson, murray administered 25 milligrams of propofol and

cnn's thelma gutierrez looks back at his legacy. >> reporter: for young people, his films defined the '80s. n-m coming-of-age comedies like "16 candles," writer-director john hughes showed american teenagers coping with real-life social problems. >> what in god's name is going on in here? >> reporter: most of his stories were set in illinois, a fictional town that reflected his suburban chicago upbringing. 1985 "the breakfast club" centered on a group of high schoolers that bonded over weekend detention. it fueled the careers of the brat pack, stars like emilio estev ves, judd nelson, anthony michael hall and molly ringwald. lighter fare like "ferris bueller's day off" and "weird science" followed and "pretty in pink" and "some kind of wonderful." like his young characters hughes graduated to the adult world, writing and directing "planes, train & automobiles" and he carved out a new niche as the creator of family films like "beethoven" and the wildly successful "home alone" starring macaulay culkin. in his later years hughes retreated from the hollywood spotlight, occasionally contri

thelma gutierrez, cnn, los angeles. >> thelma said the family is doing really well, by the way.stries.org. the nonprofit is hoping to clean up through a virtual car wash and a pretty creative video. >> i gave $10 to home boy and you should too. >> i gave $10 and i'm unemployed. >> i can't pay my taxes and i gave $10. >> i gave $10 and i just had a baby. >> i donated $10 today to make the streets safer for my children and yours. >> your $10 can help keep home boy industries from heading to a dead end. >>> belgrade, montana is a long, long, long way outside the beltway. that's precisely why it is on the radar for president obama for the health care debate and for us in the "cnn newsroom." we are pushing forward on a make or break month with small towns looming large all across america. lawmakers are still holding what some are calling listening sessions, while the president travels to big sky country and what may be his toughest pitch for reform. ed henley is there. >> reporter: spend a day in the tiny town of livingston, montana. you quickly see why the president's health care pu

cnn's thelma gutierrez was there. >> reporter: it was an emotional reunion that began with the dramaticnce of a private plane, into a hangar at the crack of dawn. on the plane, 36-year-old euna lee and 32-year-old laura ling, both journalists for current tv, who hadn't seen their loved ones in 140 days. also on board, the man credited for negotiating their release, former president bill clinton. >> suddenly, we were told that we were going to a meeting. we were taken to a location, and when we walked in through the doors, we saw standing before us president bill clinton. >> reporter: among those on the ground, eagerly awaiting their return, laura ling's parents and her sister lisa, a correspondent for national geographic, and her husband of 12 years, iain clayton. but one of the most emotional moments came when euna lee's 4-year-old daughter hannah saw her mother and then ran into her arms. >> it's what kept us going in the darkest of hours. it is what sustained our faith that we would come home. the past 140 days have been the most difficult, hard wrenheart wrenching times of our lives

cnn's thelma gutierrez has more. >> reporter: this 32-page document released in texas revealed there was lethal levels of propofol in michael jackson's blood at the time of his death according to preliminary findings of the los angeles coroner. dr. conrad murray, jackson's personal physician told detebtives he has been treating the star for insomnia for six weeks. giving him an iv drip with 50 milligrams of propofol every night. he worried jackson was becoming addicted to propofol. to wean him off, murray put together different combinations of drugs that put jackson to sleep two nights prior to his death. murray told detectives what he did hour by hour. around 1:30 in the morning he gave jackson 10 milligrams of valium. at 2:00 a.m. he injected jackson with ativan, an anti-anxiety drug. at 3:00 a.m. versed. at 5:00 a.m. more ativan and at 7:30 more versed. he monitored jackson's vital signs the entire time. after repeated requests and demands from jackson, murray administered 25 milligrams of propofol and jackson finally went to sleep. after ten minutes murray went to the bathroom an

trace: kris gutierrez live for us in new mexico. fascinating stuff. thank you.tha: a very scary story. a possible american jihaddist suspected of being involved in ordering an attack on the military. he almost got away with it. his chilling words and the reason that the u.s. is now watching this possible terror leader very closely. >> more of your children and more of your neighbors an anyone around you to send people like him to this jihad, it would be a great asset for us. martha: the man known as, quote, the american and what his latest plot may mean for security here at home. there is breaking news right now on the deadly fitness center shooting in pennsylvania. moments from now we'll hear from the police and how they are doing with this investigation and just what happened in that gym. i'm todd davis, and i'm here to prove just how safe... your identity can be with lifelock. that's my real social security number. lifelock takes proactive steps to reduce your risk... of becoming a victim, even if your information gets in the wrong hands. but because no one c

police say they targeted gutierrez and his brother. >>> 48-year-old robert headley exploded guilty to stabbing 21- year-old kristin hawkins last memorial day. the woman's body found on the path behind the laurel municipal swimming pool. headley tase as a maximum of 40 years in prison. -- faces a maximum of 40 years in prison. >>> federal officials are set to announce new school closing guidelines today concerning the swine flu outbreak. the education secretary says local school officials will still have to make the final call. but his department will help with advice. it will also track which schools decide to close and where so it can chart outbreaks and talks of making schools vaccine clinics so children can be immunized. >>> developing news from pakistan. up next, the u.s. may have killed a key taliban leader. >>> the gunman in the deadly health can you be shooting in pittsburgh on video. >> it is easy for me to hide from my emotions for one more day. take a long drive in the car, listen to some music, daydream. >> hear what else he had to say coming up next in national headlines a

under a plea barrigain, timothy ryan gutierrez has been sentenced to probation with house arrest. he pled guilty to making threats by e-mail and also threatened to blow up the mall of america outside minneapolis. he could have gotten 18 months in prison. not one motive but two behind the murder of that couple in the florida panhandle a few weeks ago. prosecutors believe it was not only robbery but a contracted hit and only the alleged organizer leonard gonzalez jr. and a yet to be named suspect knew about the planned hit. the motive behind the hit, no one is sure. sources also say a second safe has been found at the home containing $100,000. investigators are not commenting. the couple were known for adopting special needs kids. >> to iran now and word that three american tourists have been arrest and detained by the iranian government, it happened along the border with iraq where americans went hiking. senior state department officials say the u.s. has identified the three too deta detainees and their families have been notified arwa damon has an update. >> the u.s. department of

thelma gutierrez is at the bob hope airport in california and jill doherty is in washington for us. thelma, let's start with you. we have said emotional and you can't say that enough and you can't see these pictures enough. >> yeah, absolutely, don. i mean, wev all had reunions, but how often do you see the former president of the united states and vice president in a room with people who have not seen each other for 140 days. this thing was so well produced, it was so dramatic to watch the pictures unfold before our eyes. we're standing in the hangar which, don o, is the size of a football field. a huge thing, a private hanger and to see the sun come up and plane come in and then to see euna lee and laura ling get off that plane and to watch the family members have a reunion with them. very emotional scene. one thing that struck me was watching the husband and said they hadn't spent much time apart and he really missed her and as he walked up to the plane, he was ringing his hands in anticipation of being able to hug her and then also doug ling, the father of laura and lisa. he sai

. >> paula gutiÉrrez, nos tiene sugerencias al aire libre. >> el hacer ejercicios dentro de la casa puede? porque es muy aburrido estar en un gimnasio, estátÁs en contacto con la naturaleza aquÍ, con el mar, con el ocÉano, no es aburrido, no estÁs encerrada y hay unas vistas espectaculares. >> uno puede hacer un ejercicio que le beneficia a los pulmones, brazos, espalda, abdomen. >> mÁs difÍcil es estar sobre la playa, la arena, pero es algo bonito porque uno distrae la mente. >> lo que es difÍcil, se convierte en bueno, si tengo calor, lo tomÓ como positivo, porque estoy quemando calorÍas y grasa. >> tambiÉn puede hacer una particular clase de poolates. >> en quÉ consiste? >> poolates, movimientos en tres dimensiones que combina a pilates y el agua. >> este ejercicio es para todo el mundo o hay ciertas personas que no pueden realizar? >> es para todo el mundo, y la ayuda a las personas con problemas en las articulaciones@ libras y deleitarse con esas estupendas vistas. >> si usted no tiene agua, agarre un balde, la escoba y comience a remar. >> escuchen el agua! >> me ahogo ricky! creo q

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. >> nuestra querida paola gutiÉrrez nos va a hablar de esos trabajos que no necesitan largos aÑos deÑos. >> ¿quÉ ventajas tiene que ésta sea una carrera de dos aÑos? >> el tiempo, el dinero. los una persona de familia. el tiempo, el dinero, la vida personal se afecta mucho. >> otras carreras que tambiÉn existen son las de higienista dental. >> yo decidÍ estudiar esta carrera popoue me da la oportunidad dedar a personas de una manera mÁs econÓmica. nuestro servicio previene muchas enfermedades y es una carrera que no se demora mucho en terminarla. el programa muy dura dos aÑos. como es en college el costo es menor, y puedo tener un acceso rÁpido al trabajo. >> esta posibilidad no es tan difÍcil, sobre todo si se tiene en cuenta que al graduarse se pueden ganar un promedio de entre 50,000 y a $70,000 anuales para empezar. ademÁs nunca hay una falta de demanda por enfermeros, tÉcnicos mÉdicos e higienistas dentales. es mÁs, la tasa de empleo para higienistas dentales subirÁ un 30%. los requisitos son pocos. algunos programas sÓlo requieren un tÍtulo de secundaria o su equivalente. otros

. >> paola gutiÉrrez lo estÁ celebrando con todos los ecuatorianos, y la estÁn siguiendo con mucho ritmostÁn esperando a las hembras. los famosos galÁpagos, de las islas.fívj[h@h@tyfívykph@h@ty@ no hay nadie ahÍ, es un paraíso. es un tesoro natural increÍble. >> ¿esta foto le existe un efecto especial? >> nada, tienes que estar en galÁpagos para verlo. es como una escuela de naturaleza. >> me quedÉ con piel de gallina. muchas gracias, gracias por haber compartido con nosotros. nos haces vivir el momento. muchas gracias, ahora sÍ, a gozar por las islas galÁpagos. vamos a una breve pausa y ya regresamos con mas de despierta amÉrica. tyhíhkph@h@tybfwkph@h@ívnpgk ♪@ ragÚ®. es 100% natu fíveh@h@que a niÑos encanta. h@tyfívúvykph@h@temos bien a nuestros niÑos. >>h@tante fívbeh@h@fívjímposit actrpresenra de levisÓn, tyfívotpkph@h@tyfívbx ve de inno, h@h@nada serÁ ph@ív@ igual, si yo no te tengo. y me pierdo entre tus mares, si me faltas tÚ, no es igual ♪ ♪tylpkkp ♪ reencarnarÍa en otra vida, en otros tiempos, te amarÍa hasta la eternidad, seguirÉ tus sos, nbrÁada qutyokmkph@tyfívp@ ♪

mismo fue lo que tratamos de hacer con la mamÁ de una pequeÑa que hoy nos estÁ presentando paola gutiÉrreza casita con ustedes. >> muy mh@ido. >> ¿sabes que como mamÁ teniendo la ayuda de tu esposo es difÍcil crear un hijo? imaginate quedando solita, mis h@h@Ñqbdñunkph@h@tfÑqbdvÑqkph@h@ va viento en popa. mÁs artistas se le estÁn uniendo a la lista. esto es toda una revoluciÓn porque el prÓximo 20 de septiembre tendrÁ lugar en la plaza de la revoluciÓn precisamente, y se espera que lleguen artistas de estados unidos, espaÑa, venezuela, mÉxico, porto rico y argenti. a la lista se le uniÓ enrique iglesias, luis fonsi y carlos vives. esto es algo muy importante, me imagino que es la primera vez que en cuba van a ver este tipo de eventos, y ha causado muchÍsima controversia, y yo creo que la seguirÁ causando. es un tema que todo mundo tiene una opiniÓn al respecto. pero bueno, vamos a ver quÉ es lo que pasa. se siguen uniendo mÁs cantantes a este superconcierto. >> tenemos que dejar ya las guerras a un lado porque eso es muy lindo, h@h@tfÑqbdyckph@h@Á basar la reacciÓn que tengan esos artista

jane: chris gutierrez is live at this technical site in utah.ain what you see there now and what we will be seeing in a couple of hours. >> we will have the panel called of. it all has to do with the constellation program, that is the rocket down there. you can take a look. 154 feet long. essentially it is the tail end of this area's one rocket that you see here. i want to bring in a former astronaut who commanded two space stations. >> we are leveraging what we know of the system. what makes the entire system safer is the board on it. even if you lose a rocket, it is designed to get the crew awake with a solid booster. >> and obviously, nasa is not using this yet. we could use one of these rockets but the arriving capsule on top, and this is stage one. this is stage one. 48 different components of this rocket alone have already been used on the shuttle. isn't that amazing? some of your missions are being used right here. explain that. >> that is right. >> the other neat thing about this rocket is that it has got five segments, whereas the space

nuestra querida paola gutiÉrrez nos tiene una historia muy interesante. >> muy buenos dÍas.o hasta que hubo una mejora en sus ventas, asÍ como lo escuchan, vamos a ver. >> velas, plantas, tarjetas quirarte, bienvenidos al bar de las flores, un negocio con gran barrera de productos muy originales. >> tratar de traer flores y productos que son especiales juntos, >> ¿cÓmo y porquÉ se te ocurriÓ? >> siempre me ha encantado el arte, los lores siempre son algo y me tocaron el alma,querÍa hacer algo para combinar esas ideas, querÍa hacer algo diferente. >> a pesar de que este negocio era un concepto diferente funcionÓ y si ofreciendo. >> estamos con diferentes artistas, diferentes personas que tienen diferente lÍnea de tarjeta, siempre tratamos de abrir el negocio nosoos para tratar de ayudar a la comunidad. >> alex abriÓ este negocio con muy poco dinero, a pesar de que a sus comienzos no tuvo tanto Éxito,o el negocio fue creciendo. >> estamos haciendo todo con el corazÓn, las cosas con el corazÓn siempre salen bien, una las cosas mÁs importantes es tratar de tener relaciÓn con otr

chris gutierrez is at the university of texas at austin. they so worried about college students? >> you know, part of it is just that 80,000 people will be on this campus at any time. you have students living in dormitories, getting into classrooms that become virtual breeding grounds. already, 24 students have had confirmed cases, and to keep the number from rising, administrators are really pushing good hygiene. make sure that you wash your hands and do everything we have been urging you to do. every single restaurant here at the university of texas in austin has signs and posters saying not to shared drinks and food with roommates, and if you are sick, go home. some students are seeing the warning. listen here. >> there are signs in every bathroom sink to wash your hands, do not do this, people sleep on stuff and the library. >> they hope to get the vaccine summer in october. jane: the cdc handed out recommendations last week. does that change how they do business? >> it is surprising, because they closed last institutions a year ago. th

. >> y ahora con la ayuda de paola gutiérrez. vamos a conocer uno de esos oficios.s o tres años! >> tito! tremendo diseñador gráfico. >> Él ya estaba dibuptando dibujando y te dibujaba exactamente a ti. >> se hubiera tardado mucho más! >> qué bueno. de verdad que sí, la cantidad de dinero, entre 50 y 70 mil dólares. eso es bastante billete. como bastante billete se puede llevar el próximo domingo 30 de agosto uno de los participantes del concurso musical que se llama viva el sueño. >> 14 cantantes de estados unidos, y (...) tratarán de alcanzar el éxito en estados unidos. >> sabe quién será el conductor del show? >> quién? >> el galanazo, cristian de la fuerte y carolina guerra que dará todos los detalles y escándalos tras bambalinas. hay expertos de primera de la industria musical. >> habrá nuevos nominados y un artista será eliminado de la competencia y usted será quién decida con su voto quién será. por eso es muy importante seguir paso paso las incidencias de esto. >> no se lo puedan perder. viva el sueño a partir del 30 de agosto todos los desiguales a las 8 de

hoy los acompaÑado de bolivia para el mundo: paola gutiÉrrez. >> o y Éstas como marilyn monroe. >> ¿comoon? >> bien, >> te quedÓ muy rico el cafÉ. >> oigan, muchachos, bienvenidos, quÉ bueno que estÁn aquÍ en su casita, alguna vez se habrÁn preguntado de quÉ manera puedo hacerle llegar al presidente obama una carta mÍa. pues resulta que no lee todas, pero hay gente que le lee todas las cartas y de esas cartas que Él recibe ellos escogen un determinado nÚmero. h@h@tqepzrv@ 10,000 correos electrÓnicos entonces tiene un personal que se le absolutamente todos los correos y todas las cartas y de ahÍ seleccionan 10. seleccionan dÍas al día para que Él pueda leer. dicen que ahora lo que estÁ recibiendo muchÍsimas cartas este la preocupaciÓn que tiene la gente con los problemas de salud los problemas de seguro mÉdico... >> la reforma migratoria me imagino yo. >> me imagino que si pero hace falta la de usted tqepzrímxkph@ que era de la Época de la segunda guerra mundial. tqepzrz papeles se encontrÓ esta carta que su papÁ le habÍa mandado a su mamÁ que estaba en la segunda guerra mundi y le explic

kris gutierrez is inside this new facility. so what is it like?chen, into the living area. over here you can get internet access. they communicate with their families through e-mail here. you c@í even believe some stress here by working out. this is one of its kind in terms of fob's. the majority of the work that people do here is tracking footprints. it is extremely difficult to do. we have some border agents with us now. give us an example of what you are trying to follow. this is desert sand, so they are trying to follow footprints just like this. you think it is easy, but it is wrong -- but you are wrong. smugglers are wearing booties like this, and they do not leave a track at all, or they could be wearing special sponges ónç their shoes that look like conference. as a smuggler to get creative, listen here. >> organization are always try to find new ways to get across. if they do not get their product to market, they do not get paid. whenever we come up with one way to combat what they are utilizing, they are always looking at ways to combat

take a look from thelma gutierrez. >> reporter: in coming of age comedies like "sixteen candles," writerof his teen stories were set in shermer, illinois, a fictional town. 1985, "the breakfast club" centered on a group of high schoolers who bond over weekend detention. it fueled the careers of the brat pack stars like molly greenwald. romantic teen dramas like "pretty in pink" and "some kind of wonderful." he eventually graduated to the ad dultd world writing and directing planes trains & automobiles with steve martin and john candy. he carved out a nearby with "beethoven" and the wildly successful ""home alone."" he retreated from the hollywood spotlight occasionally contributing the odd story idea. he will be remembered best for the films in which a generation of teenagers saw themselves. cnn, hollywood. >>> cutting health costs by slashing expenses. two rhode island doctors go back to basics and their patients say, it shows on the bill. taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. every head. every bite. eve

first up, thelma gutierrez takes us inside the emotional reunion. >> reporter: 140 days without seeingir loved once. then, at the crack of dawn in a priva private hangar in a public setting two families are reunited. it began at the crack of dawn with the dramatic arrival of a private jet. on board, 36-year-old euna lee and 32-year-old laura ling overjoyed to be back on u.s. soil. >> we want to welcome laura and euna home. we want to thank president bill clinton for undertaking this mission. >> it's the day they have all been waiting for for five long months. finally, they see them. lee's husband of 12 years, ian and her parents doug and mary and her sister, and fellow journalist, lisa ling. she says hoping for this day kept her going through her darkest hour. >> it is what sustained our faith that we would come home. the past 140 days have been the most difficult, heart-wrenching time of our lives. >> it was this embrace between a mother and child that captured the moment. euna lee's husband said while his wife was detained in north korea, 4-year-old hannah had been told mommy was awa

we've got democratic congresswoman nikki tsongas, former commerce secretary gutierrez and pat buchanant michael vick with a columnist. >>> let's fast forward to the top headlines as always. tropical storm claudette has made landfall along the florida panhandle. claudette is the first named storm to hit the u.s. mainland this year. it's been downgraded to a tropical depression. meanwhile, the first official hurricane of the season is churning in the atlantic, bill, could become a major hurricane by the middle of the week. >>> and search efforts continue for a georgia woman missing for nearly a week. police believe the 38-year-old, kristi cornwell, was abducted while walking near her parents' home. you see her picture. her cell phone was found three miles from where she disappeared. >>> another public apology from michael vick. speaking on "60 minutes" yesterday, vick said he was sorry for his involvement in a brutal dogfighting ring. >> i should have took the initiative to stop it all and i didn't and i feel so bad about that now. i know, you know, that i didn't step up. >> vick, of cou

franklin gutierrez will grab it and throw home. carlos guillen is coming in hard and he is safe as the ball gets away. game tied at six. that's clete thomas time. that will find a hole on the right side to bring in miguel cabrera, and the tigers win it 7-6 on thomas' second career walk-off hit. detroit trying the hang on to the a.l. central lead. they're now 27-15 in day games. meanwhile, matt cain and the giants in cincinnati where the reds have lost five straight. this is aaron harang. always had very good stuff. when he's on, he is on. aaron rowand there. one earned run over seven innings. he struck out four. matt cain pitched well, but he gave up a run. that was his biggest mistake. lance nix takes him to center field. ties it at one. no decision for cain. bottom tenth, bob howry off the pole in left field. it's a walk-off shot. stubs' first major league home run. how about that? we'll remember that. five-game losing streak is over and another quality outing from cain is wasted by the giants. he went eight innings, one earned r