hector came to the u.s. when he was only 5.his parents had to work 18-hour days to get by. >> i don't want it to be like that with my family. i want to spend time with them. >> reporter: so hector studied hard at school and it paid off. this year, he was accepted into uc davis. >> i'm already poor as it is and the school is charging me an extra fee to attend because i'm not a zcitizen. so i can't pay the $20,000 a year. plus the extra fee, that's impossible for me. >> reporter: it was impossible before an act of kindness from his friend and classmate, latisha. she gave up a $40,000 scholarship so hector, the runner-up, could go to college. >> she got a lot of scholarships. so this was like the only chance that he got to go to college. >> it doubles the money my parents make in a year together. so, yeah, i was speechless. i was breathless. >> reporter: in mexico, hector says he would have stopped at middle school, leaving the classroom to start work in the field. he and latisha are the first in their families to graduate high sc

in session two you had two hot motorcycles, andrew hines and hector arana.her motorcycle this weekend to do so but not as fast as hector. a 6.967. he is the top speed again. >> then in the final session you're not going to see hector or andrew hines. it's andy mcbride and shawn gann, who will be the quickest of this session? if you said gann, would you be right. in the heat, seven flat at 188 miles an hour, good enough for low e.t. of session number three. >> remember the points, that go along with being the quickest in each session of qualifying. their bonus points and they make a world of difference. so as we look at the final session with hector arana, then gann and hines and mcbride not in the playoffs but staking out a position and michael phillips. >> look at the bottom eight. 16 motorcycles. you have johnson, treble, nine and ten, doug horn at 16, curre currently. >> pro stock motorcycle, the fourth, the final session begins. doug horn on the far side over there and jim underdahl. boy, doug horne has just been so good this year. number one qualifier t

hector moved up as well. larry dixon actually lost a point to antron brown. to see how these points play out. speaking of antron brown, he's a good position to go after his first career championship. in this harley-davidson quarter-mile profile we look at the crew he hopes can get him to that championship. >> i'm antron brown driving the mac tools top fuel dragster, and this is my all-star team. >> back in the pits the number one man in top fuel, our very own gary gerould. good morning to you, g-man. >> good morning dave, mike, and race fans. antron brown, what a season he's had. number one in points, five wins, but 130 points down to 30 when they restructuring for the countdown to one. do you feel like your safety net has been yanked out from underneath you? >> the safety net is gone, gary. mike and dave we attest to it, too. that's what the countdown is about. it brings pure excitement. this is what we had to work to. it will be a little bit different strategy. every round is really crucial now, and we have six races. if you mess up, you could find yourself

si arrancamos por esta noche ,a los que les gusta la bachata no pueden perderse la presentacion de hector east coast nightclub en woodbridge, virginia, haciendo un recorrido por los exitos que lo ha catapultado a la cima como uno de los mejores bachateros de los ultimos tiempos....temas como mi ninha....si tu estuvieras...me voy entre de la bachata pasamos a los festejos de las fiestas patrias de chile ....que sera manana sabado 19 con la presentacion de uno de los mejores humoristas del pais sudamericano el palta melendez, triunfador de varias ediciones del festival de vinha del mar....y la parte musical por uno de los maximos exponentes del genero conocido como la nueva era....peter rock con mas de 40 anhos de trayectoria ......este evento sera en el star lounge en annadale ,virginia..... y de las fiestas patrias chilenas pasamos al genero del regueaton......ya que se aproxima el gran concierto de uno de los mejores duos reguetoneros wisin y yandel ...y univision washington como siempre regalando entradas y como se pueden ganar ...muy simple visite nuestra pagina en la internet www.tvwf

hÉctor, ¿piensas que podemos estar seguros al volar? >> sÍ, sí, estamos seguros al lar.darte las gracias por haberte comunicado con nosotros y compartir este anÁlisis. hay que tener confianza en nosotros mismos a la hora de volar y estar alerta. >> perder los cinco sentidos bien puestos. bueno, hablando de nuestros amigos mexicanos que ayer vivieron este incidente... pero estaban muy entretenidos con la victoria, porque el fÚtbol les trajo muy buenas noticias, la victoria del tri sobre la selecciÓn de honduras. >> asísÍ es. las cosas se fuero aplacar no porque todo el muo se concentrÓ en este partido de mÉxico contra honduras. mÁs adelante, estaremos conversando con un analista deportivo, pero nuestras cÁmaras fueron a la calles de mÉxico y captaron la euforia. nos vamos a una pausa con la opiniÓn de la fanaticada del tri. >> sabÍamos que honduras iba a estar con todo hacia atrÁs. ahorita era normal que honduras iba a estar atrÁs. coronÓ a hacer o bastar, de edipo con eso nos alcanza, lo vi sÚper bien.despierta americaáh@h@tyrñt ♪ >> ¡y ha llegado el momento de Échate 'c

please help me welcome to mexico state auditor hector balderas -- new mexico state auditor hector balderas new mexico, 310 people. i can see the profound changes in the west. it was just in my lifetime at one point, where latinos were not counted as citizens. it was just in my son's life time, bill has now turned 12 years old, in which we have doubled the voting population of latinos in this country. it is in my lifetime and my son's life time at which we have just experienced, not just barack obama testing my son at mile high stadium, but the most diverse collection in american history. and what does that mean when we are trying to convince latinos that they can be part of this american dream? the most populous -- the second most populous group, the fastest minority group in the country, what are we saying to our community of latinos, that this -- that they can be part of this american dream? yet they make the most the first election in history possible, for the first time in our experience we can be proud of a supreme court justice, sotomayor. [applause] these are exciting times. these a

. - hector, didn't we just finish saying that artichokes have hearts?back to the problem. so...during the eclipse... - oh. the orangachoke opens and she gets a special talent. - but if you don't have your orangachoke during the eclipse... - then i do not get my special talent. i'm like an artichoke. - artichokes may have talent that we don't know about. - ok, guys, guys, we need to focus. we only have an hour until the eclipse. - ok. i'm going to make an eclipse. here's the moon, here's the earth, here's the sun. when the moon crosses between the earth and the sun, the moon will make a shadow on the earth and then it gets dark. - nice, man. ok, so we'd better figure out danny's clue. - ok. - um... frying pan, then an o, then--what is that? - it's a ram. - uh, plus an "a." - frying panorama? - panorama. you know, like a big view of everything. - hmm? - ok. panorama. then top... - of the... - broken leg. - oh, castle. the leg is in a cast. - hmm. - top of the cast? - l-e. "le." - panorama--top of the castle. - top of the castle? there are no castles here.

please help me welcome new mexico state auditor, hector baldera. [applause] >> good morning.xcited. is this the west? good morning, ladies and gentlqsq', i'm hector baledra, from the populated metropolis of wagon mound, new mexico. i'm excited. for the first time in many years irk can see the profound changes going on in the new west. it was just in my lifetime at one point where latinos weren't counted in the census. it was just in my son's lifetime who has now turned 12 years old, in which we have doubled the voting population of latinos in this country. it's in my lifetime and my son's lifetime at which we have just experienced, not just barack obama texting my son in mile high stadium, but we experienced the most diverse election in american history. what does that mean when we're trying to convince latinos they can be part of the american dream? the most populous, second most populous group in the nation, the fastest growing minority group in the country, what are we saying to our community of latinos that they can be part of the american dream? or that if they make the

magalÍ ortiz nos cuenta mÁs. [ mÚsica ] >>> hector lozano es un conferencista internacional que dicepierde sus casas y empleos. >> haga una lista, mental o escrita de todas las bendiciones que has recibido, no tengo la casa pero tengo mi familia, no tengo la casa pero tengo mi trabajo, no tengo esto pero tengo salud. tenemos dos caminos. o te amargas o te adaptas. >> y luego de adaptarse hay que buscar las diferentes opciones que se ofrece el cambio. el secreto para que la eventualidad sea positiva depende de nuestra actitud. >> en este momento yo puedo pensar que mi futuro fiene mal o muy mal, prefiero y decido pensar que viene muy bien. eso se le llama fe. >> despuÉs hacer las cosas lo mejor posible. >> si va a planchar planche la raya derecha. va a preparar huevos revueltos, mejor que nunca. >> finalmente hay que amar mÁs. >> el amor atrae. un padre que es mÁs cariÑoso al llegar la casa con sus hijos y su esposa, atrae la prosperidad. somos imanes. >> brinda plÁticas a persona que fueron deportadas o por motivos econÓmicos han tenido que regresar a su lugar de origen para empezar

. >>> el cantante dominicano héctor acosta, apodado el torito repartió útiles escolares a los niños.ue va y no va. yo estoy en mi trabajo, ocupado en muchas cosas y conciertos. y lo que puedo dearle es mucha suerte. y luego de platicar con nosotros. el cantante compartió con los estudiante se tomó fotos y firmó autógrafos, que buena obra. >>> y fue homenajeada en miami, la actriz mexicana, la señora silvia pinal tributo organizado por el consulado mexicano y asistieron figuras del mundo del espectáculo, entre ellos don francisco, cristina saralegui, el actor lópez padilla. stephanie salas, nieta de la actriz. >>> maría josé, está lista para lanzar su segundo disco como solista. con este lanzamiento llegara a una gira por estados unidos, r s ha pedido que estrenemos suh@@ h@tjow[gemykpunivisionprimer imw xkpmotel♪ ♪ con la cara cubierta ♪ marcaste mi vida ta ♪ dejándomeh@ivisioer imph@ ♪mpactoh@ sacriourdo ♪ y como recordascoecordecordar ♪ yo soy una sapr impach@[gabunq ♪ ooooooooooh@ no imer itoow[x ♪ o no ooooooooooooooooo! pr c ft yo creía en tus sentimientos ♪ si vivía solo para t

victoria, texas. [ siren wailing ] a few minutes earlier, officer hector talamantez tried to pull thiscar over for a minor traffic violation... but there's more to this book than what's on its cover. >> what really surprised was the fact that he was driving so dangerously the moment that i activated my lights. it really caught me by surprise. >> narrator: turns out, the reason behind this outlaw's frenzied escape couldn't be more obvious if it jumped out and hit the officer in the face... which it nearly does. the suspect tosses a bag of narcotics out the window and right at the cruiser's windshield. and it doesn't end there. >> once we got to the city limits, that's when i see white bags flying out. >> narrator: police soon learn the man behind the wheel is a suspected drug dealer. once the evidence is dumped, he signals a surrender... but it's a ruse. >> i get out of the vehicle, and the car just takes off... [ tires screech ] [ police radio chatter ] ...while this driver actually waves his hand at me. it seems like he's playing games with us. >> narrator: and just seconds later, the

and the hairdresser that they brought on for me was hector, and he said, "no, no, no, i don't--no, this is not good." so the following day he brought in a bottle of wen. he said, "this is all you need to use," and of course i didn't understand, because i was like, "well, is there a conditioner that comes with this?" and then when i first tried it i was like, "where's all the bubbles?" but he explained you just massage it into your scalp, and you run it through to the very ends, and then you leave it while you have the rest of your shower. now, that first day i was like, "oh, my god, look at this." it felt silky and shiny, and it just felt just like it used to when i was younger, and as soon as i started to use the product my hair started to recover and get to be much more beautiful and shiny. then people started to email in. you know, "what do you use on your hair? where do you get it cut?" and you can actually almost probably tell exactly when i started to use the product if you look back over the 100 episodes that we shot. really, just using it once and you'll see the difference immed

. >> with hector arana fresh off the u.s. nationals win, third in points.bout the bonus points, you were skeptical but your number one qualifying point here, six extra points, you're only down by 31. >> too bad didn't get the extra six points that could have worked -- >> getting greedy now. >> you got to shoot for the top, you know? a lot of pressure because i made some changes. i didn't want to but i have to because i got to race on sunday. and i need to know sound what the track will hold. so we lost those two sessions today and not qualifying to be the quickest run and we didn't get the extra bonus but it evened out. i got to take advantage of the points system. >> it anned up, you gained nine on the number one man in points. congratulations. good luck tomorrow. >> you saw that allen johnson came out of the first qualifying session as number one, now he comes up with kurt johnson in the other lane. both of these guys, as you see, you see their name in yellow at the top of the screen, that means they are in the playoffs and both of these guys are. they're

and the hairdresser that they brought on for me was hector, and he said, "no, no, no, i don't--no, this." so the following day he brought in a bottle of wen. he said, "this is all you need to use," and of course i didn't understand, because i was like, "well, is there a conditioner that comes with this?" and then when i first tried it i was like, "where's all the bubbles?" but he explained you just massage it into your scalp, and you run it through to the very ends, and then you leave it while you have the rest of your shower. now, that first day i was like, "oh, my god, look at this." it felt silky and shiny, and it just felt just like it used to when i was younger, and as soon as i started to use the product my hair started to recover and get to be much more beautiful and shiny. then people started to email in. you know, "what do you use on your hair? where do you get it cut?" and you can actually almost probably tell exactly when i started to use the product if you look back over the 100 episodes that we shot. really, just using it once and you'll see the difference immediately. >> w

and the hairdresser that they brought on for me was hector, and he said, "no, no, no, i don't--no, thisnot good." so the following day he brought in a bottle of wen. he said, "this is all you need to use," and of course i didn't understand, because i was like, "well, is there a conditioner that comes with this?" and then when i first tried it i was like, "where's all the bubbles?" but he explained you just massage it into your scalp, and you run it through to the very ends, and then you leave it while you have the rest of your shower. now, that first day i was like, "oh, my god, look at this." it felt silky and shiny, and it just felt just like it used to when i was younger, and as soon as i started to use the product my hair started to recover and get to be much more beautiful and shy. then people started to email in. you know, "what do you use on your hair? where do you get it cut?" and you can actually almost probably tell exactly when i started to use the product if you look back over the 100 episodes that we shot. really, just using it once and you'll see the difference immediately

. >> hÉctor barreto seÑala que va a pesar de los inevitables riesgos de fracaso la recesiÓn es una h@ yo crh@áádespiertde aclarar ciertas cosas, rumores que surgieron a raÍz de todo este escÁndalo, mentiras como ella dice que quiere aclarar por quÉ dice que ademÁs ella tiene un hijo, cristian, que acaba de cumplir 15 aÑos y es un hijo que ya ha criado sola, aquÍ vemos partes de la entrevista. esto lo hicimos spÓ h@áádespierta americaáh@tlzzzjnp >> claro que sÍ, pero para eso tienen que ver el programa. ( risas ) >> vamos a escuchar un pedazo de lo que te dijo antes de h@áá@ >> yo pensaba que no querÍa amar lo y entonces me parecÍa que lo amaba mÁs, era muy difÍcil... la gente que conoce el amor sabe de lo que estoy hablando. >> áádespierta americaáh@tlzzha personificaciÓn del demonio, la persona que tentÓ a un sacerdote, la mujer que lo hizÁ alejada de Él mÁs lo extraÑaba, porque es amor, se enamoraron. >> ¿y te dijo algo acerca de su ex novio que estÁ bajo un icio de deportaciÓn? >> mira, es un tema que ella no puede hablar porque como saben estÁ en medio de un litigio. >> quÉ bueno

a hÉctor miranda le dieron el Último adiÓs en medio de una ceremonia religiosa, en medio del desconsueloe. miren esto, asÍ lo demostraron en el concurso de fÍsico culturismo para participantes de avanzada edad, donde lucieron orgullosÍsimos sus un musculosos cuerpos en el escenario. el jurado evalÚa las poses de los participantes que llegaron al torneo despuÉs de varias horas de trabajo en el gimnasio. ¿quÉ tal? vamos a regresar mÁs adelante con mÁs noticias. un pequeÑo aviÓn se estrella en la florida, le tendremos todos los detalles. el presidente de colombia Álvaro uribe llega a los estados unos hoy para participar en la reuniÓn anual de la asamblea general de la onu. tenemos detalles de estas y otras informaciones para que usted comience bien informado esta semana. y vamos a darle de nuevo los buenos dÍas a la reina del pasito duranguense, la rubia de amÉrica, ana marÍa canseco. >> oye, demandan muchos saludos de este san antonio, texas, pero vamos a ver las condiciones del clima. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) ahora vamos a seguir comentando mÁs acerca de este histÓrico concierto en la

[applause] at the age of 33, hector was elected to new mexico state auditor in november of 2006. his election marked a milestone for new mexico and the nation. he became the youngest hispanic statewide elected official in the country. at the age of 29, and with no prior political experience, he ran for a seat in the house of representatives and one. he graduated from new mexico highlands university and earned his law degree in 2001 from the university of new mexico. please welcome him to the stage. [applause] i think we will do a little bit of q&a. i will move the podium little bit, unless i have staffers to help me, but we will swivel. we will start with some q&a. very good. ok. thank you all for joining us here today. i do have a few questions from the audience as well. we will try to get to those as soon as we get through our panel here. one of the things we learned last year was that we found two key values that were shared by large majorities of hispanics in the west. 92% of hispanics are proud to be an american. i do not find that surprising. a lot of other people might. a

here is hectored. >> hello america. welcome. we are so happy to see you here. administrator for five years and the number one issue for small businesses was always healthcare but i don't recognize any of the people talking about small businesses, those 27 million of this great economy. i don't think those people have ever made a payroll. i don't think any of them have had employees and i don't think any of them have had to worry about how to have access to health care so that is why we are so glad to see you here. it is simple. we don't need another trillion dollars in debt to fix some of the problems we have a small business owners. we get it. we don't need to go more in debt. we don't need more regulation. all we are asking for is common sense solutions, and we agree with the president in the sense that it needs to be by partisanship. that isn't too much to ask, is it? i didn't think so. so if the powers that we agree we need to help small businesses then let's agree we all want reform. yes, we do. but make no mistake if what you are selling is more bureaucra

hector castillo was arrested yesterday in texas. police say he admits taking part in five j.c.laries. they stay stolen property of $3.35 million has been recovered, much from the man's home. investigators are still searching for suspected accomplices. wolf? >> all right, mary, thank you. >>> one of the world's most powerful nations may be sapping america's strength with a very aggressive spying campaign. is this rival a potential enemy, and is it already setting up the united states for a knockout blow? our homeland security correspondent jeanne meserve has been digging and digging. jeanne, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, wolf, you know, the cold war is over, but spying is not. experts say along with russia one country runs a particularly comprehensive and successful espionage operation against the united states, and that country is china. >> and liftoff of the space shuttle do havery. >> reporter: the space shuttle, the international space station, the delta four rocket and the f-15 fighter, some of the most sensitive and valuable technologies developed by the united

here is hector. >> hello great americans.lion patriot march. we are so happy to see you here. all of you are patriots. i was proud to be the s.b.a. administrator for five years. and the number one issue for small businesses was always health care. but i don't recognize any of the people that are talking about small businesses, those 27 million engines of this great economy. i don't think any of those people have ever made a payroll, i don't think any of them have had employees, and i don't think any of them have had to worry about access to health care. that is why we are so glad to see you here. it is real simple. we don't need another $1 trillion in debt to fix some of the problems that we have as small business owners. we get it. we don't need to go more in debt. we don't need more regulation. all we are asking for is common sense solutions, and we agree with the president in the sense that it needs to be bipartisanship. that is not too much to ask, is it? audience: no. i didn't think so. so if the powers that be agree, we

is join us today is general attorney terry goddard and hector baldes from new mexico. [applause] >> now terry goddard is an arizona native. he comes fm a long line of public service. his father, sam, served as arizona governor in the 1960s. d mr. goddard received his law degree from arizona state university, and he served on active duty in the navy and retired as a commander after 27 years in the naval reserves. attorney general's career began as a prosecutor in the arizona attorney general office. he was elected mayorf phoenix not once, twice, not three, but four times. and he led the city from 1984 to 1990. he served as a arizona director of urban development and in 2000 he was elected to the arizona conservation district which managed the central arizona project. thank you for your public service, and thank youor being with us here today. [applause] >> now at the age of 33,ector was elected to new mexico state auditor in november of 2006. it marked for both new mexico and a nation as it became the youngest hispanic statewide elected official in the country. at the a