isaac wanted to show support for the congresswoman selling some of his prized possessions, his toys to friends at school. along with a get well card he sent her the $2.85 his sale yielded. his generosity surprised his mom and touched the giffords' family who say with gratitude they're sending isaac's money back, but what a great gesture. >>> i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> the united states' most famous doll gets a bolivian makeover. an artist has given the doll a new wardrobe typically seen on indigenous women including billowing skirts, sequinned jackets and festival masks. barbie's blonde hair was dyed black and braided giving her a common, local style that the women of bolivia can relate to. >>> snowfall may be causing frustrations but at one zoo in sweden it's making for fun. officials piled plowed snow into the zoo, they packed it into a wolverine enclosures that houses one male and female. the two began digging for food hiding and playing and they hope it will be the perfect place to raise future cubs. >>> you've

we've been reading the whole history of abraham and isaac and jacob and joseph and how we've gone -- how they traveled from one place to another. and god's promise over and over and over again to abraham, to isaac, jacob, this is your land and this is your inheritance and your seed will inherit the land and we have to believe in this biblical promise and we have to believe this is what makes us unique. you know, it's interesting. americans for a safe israel works with christians very closely. we're very, very good partners with evangelical christians who support us tremendously. and they are always quoting the bible and always giving us these bits of information from the bible but jews don't do it. jews are embarrassed. it's a little embarrassing that we claim that, you know, we have a biblical right. that we are a special people. that we're chosen. it sounds so arrogant. it sounds so pompous and we don't want to be like that. but we promised to carry the tar to the world. it's a huge burden. you see what a burden it's been? look what happened to us all through the centuries. persecu

. >> isaac tiene nueve aÑos pero un corazÓn de gigante. >> a Él le gusta ayudar a gente. >> el trÁgico que muriÓ. y que la congresista haya sido tambiÉn vÍctima. >> pensÉ en ella en el hospital y quise ayudar, sin decir nada a nadie buscÓ la manera de recaudar fondos, llenÓ su mochila con muÑecos de peluche,1 pulsera, libros y collares. los vendiÓ en su escuela, hizo su acto de bondad con el riesgo de tener problemas en casa y en la escuela. >> tiene cuatro hijos es ama de casa, trabaja iba a la escuela prolÍfica prendiÓ mÁs de su pequeÑo, uno no tiene que ser adulto para ayudar y que no tienen que ser cientos de dÓlares para mostrar un buen corazÓn. gaby habÍa mandado mensaje de twitter. >> carla gÓmez, univisiÓn. >> maÑana usted podrÁ escuchar a mauricio funes. tambiÉn a un conocido observador internacional en materia derechos humanos y una actriz que sueÑa con un oscar. >> este domingo el presidente obama va a brasil, chile y el salvador, hablamos en exclusiva con el presidente de el salvador. >> son los paÍses con los que considera que puede hacer una alianza. >> le tiene que ganar

want to put our forefathers up abraham isaac and jacob and their wives are all buried here in hebron peace so it has been in jewish place for thousands of years was it's not just. the real politik focused on. what this state is a jewish state and we are here to stay because four thousand years ago god promised this land to the jewish family that we have a divine right to this land. nor violence but as a gift from god. you're a trader not. may your name be forgotten was. a low there we are from jerusalem today. the former soldier in hebron informs journalists diplomats and others about the situation in hebron if someone is willing to listen someone is willing to syria that i don't have the right to take and the reason why i wake up in the morning and i go to sleep at night and then the next morning i wake up and still do what i do is because i don't have another option because if i'm not part of a solution i'm part of the problem. i can do it in a different. place israel is my home this is where i live. i just don't see for myself. oh. did. you know that good little of the. old you ar

isaac acuña. israel rodríguez el cineasta.e quedan con la posibilidad de entrar. ya se realizó un cambio. por su parte tigres en potenciales hoy día presenta al portero enrique palos. está jesús molina la palmera rivas. antonio sancho. alberto. omar trij rujillo y o'. >> estuvo por ahí si la jugada no permitió y aprovecho para enviarle un saludo por este conducto. la mamá de daniel el travieso guzmán murió en guadalajara. mucha gente del fútbol fue muy emotiva la reunión, la misa y el entierro, pero sí un abrazo a la distancia para guzmán. que descanse en paz y un abrazo para guzmán. aparte es su amigo personal. >> segmento del juego gracias a coorslight. >> ¿cuántos en la barrera? >> un poquito más a la izquierda dice el portero jorge díaz. no sé si le falta uno. lucas lobos, pero creo que se ánima a buscar el arco. mucha gente esperando el centro. el primer palo. la pelota rebotó en la barrera. al meter un servicio no hay remate ahora sí. ahora sí. no. se tardaron. se multiplicó la defensiva y tiró pelotas de afuera. es muy

this 9-year-old named isaac rounded up toys and sold them to other students.naged to raise $2.85. as he put that in an envelope and sent it to congresswoman giffords and her husband mark kelly. both were touched by his gesture. >> i felt bad for her, so i started grabbing little toys and putting them in my backpack and selling them at school to raise money to put in the card. >> isaac originally got into trouble selling toys to his classmates but school leaders made an exception in this case. what a big heart. >> absolutely. >>> time now is 5:26. stunning results after a new commute time across the country comes out. you may be surprised about where the bay area rankles. >>> an an emotional plea in one bay area school district. we'll tell you what the school board is looking at today. >>> plus, a look at the invention that could change the way you drink beer. >>> we are taking a live look outside. look at the moon glowing in all of its greatness at the bottom of your screen. you can see it is so clear out there. some wind in the area blowing out some of the cl

family says she's held many of the cards, even tracked their words with her unbandaged eye. 9-year-old isaacana didn't just write to giffords, he sent her $2.85. >> i started thinking about her and her in the hospital so i just wanted to like raise money and send it to her. >> reporter: meanwhile, investigators continue to analyze nearly two dozen surveillance videos, multiple angles of what's described as gruesome images of the shooting. first, congresswoman giffords is shot. next ron barber. judge john roll tries to shield barber from gunfire. barber survived. judge roll was killed. later this afternoon, investigators say they would no longer discuss that videotape. as for the suspect, 22-year-old jared lee loughner, he'll likely be in court tomorrow or friday to face a federal indictment and enter a plea. >> miguel, equally remarkable about the congresswoman, the fact that her hospital stay looks like will come to an end by the end of this week. they feel she can easily go through the rigors of jet airplane travel to houston, texas. >> reporter: yeah, brian. her doctors say she's making r

david lee hill shot officer isaac espinosa to death in 2004.e argued that during the trial, that he shot espinosa because he feared the plainclothes officer was rival gang member. the examiner reports hill's appeal claiming misconduct by the prosecution was denied yesterday. >>> oakland city council member ignacio de la fuente will not be facing dui charges after all. the 62-year-old failed a field sobriety test after getting pulled over on 580 just before christmas. the d.a.'s office says the evidence shows his blood alcohol level was on the rise from the time he was stopped to the time he was tested. so they determined they couldn't prove he was over the legal limit while he was driving. the chp had said preliminary test results showed de la fuente's blood alcohol was at least .08. >>> time now is 4:38. a fisherman's wharf icon suddenly shuts down. the environmental reason behind that closure. >>> plus, cal's cash crunch, who is getting let go and the impact on campus light. >> and when nature calls, commuters are out of luck. how officials p

. >> reporter: dave briton brought six of his seven boys, isaac was in the third grade with christina. >> and she's the same age as me. and it's just sad. >> reporter: along with the sadness, there is also a new fear. >> a little scared? >> yeah. could have been me or any of my brothers. >> reporter: since the shooting, kelly has been holding her 7-year-old twins closer than ever. >> it's sad to see that you just go to a grocery store and your kids could be killed. it's horrible. >> reporter: here at christina green's funeral, we learned of yet another way she touched lives as an organ donor. john blackstone, cbs news, tucson. >>> michelle obama has written an open letter to parents urging them to talk to their children about the tucson shooting. mrs. obama says, quote, the questions my daughters have asked are the same ones many of your children will have. but they will provide an opportunity for us as parents to teach some valuable lessons about the character of our country, about the values we hold dear, and about finding hope at a time when it seems far away. >>> investigators are

isaac is with the "stop the injunction" coalition. >> gang injunctions, they work on profiling. they work on the idea of taking an entire neighborhood of criminalizing the entire neighborhood. they draw resources away from building up, you know, education. >> reporter: focusing on education, a stance oakland's new mayor jean quan announced last week during her inaugural speech. >> we spend about 6 to 7% on education, this is before the cuts that jerry is going to announce this month. and about 11% on prisons. what's wrong with that picture? >> reporter: but the legal wranglings continue on gang injunctions with the city attorney john russo asking a judge to restrict 42 known nortenos gang members from hanging out together carrying guns, dealing drugs, and vandalizing places and wearing certain colors within a so- called safety zone. the proposed zone is an area bordered by 21st to high street, brookdale to interstate 880. attorney jose luis fuentes represents an alleged gang member. he was at today's injunction hearing. >> we hope to show the judge that these are not active gang

is up over half a percent spread bank world cali and gas problem are passing on tuesday the autism isaacswere down about one third of a percent analysts warn the trend may take a bit longer for the russian market remains overheated. now to go she says for russia's entry into the world trade organization could be completed this april that optimism comes from the head of the country's delegation to the talks maxime the breadth of also addressed existing doubts that accession will have a positive impact on russia's small businesses there could be a focus it is some companies because it's true is its completion. conditions real big change here respects really influence market place but it's. to prepare for. this new situation is in no way home to bad terms of location for many years with the left leg he says . in two thousand and ten russian spend their money mostly on repairing their apartments buying mobile phones and paying for education and national opinion poll says the other popular choices were computers cars and gym memberships compared to the year before the number of russians who bo

on them isaac's by more than two and a hot news the company was acquiring more assets in russia. apparently not encouraging investors russia's electricity company morris was down around two percent after the company reported an eight million dollar loss from the recent ice storm in the moscow region oil and gas companies were on the rise with look well among the leaders gaining nearly two percent. looking ahead to the next couple weeks of trading it could be from troika dialog says there are a number of factors that could drive the russian markets higher. poil price will be very important and global markets saying to national markets and american markets right now he's expecting the fourth quarter results even looser is also good i think a bit longer view so we probably will see some real education from fixed income instruments as an asset class into equities and i think we'll see global growth in the first of all and with strong. global equity growth was strong come order to still be very very good environment for growth in russia. and the markets promise to be the main driver o

correspondent tim a fake isaac has more. one of the biggest discovered natural gas fields in the world the stockmen fields hidden deep in the bering sea line estimated three point nine trillion cubic meters of natural gas despite being discovered two decades ago the gas still remains untouched these combined of these two factors that it is number one it is arctic and number two it is offshore makes is. globally unique i don't think there is. there is if they don't with such a tough weather such a tough environment conditions stop one but it does have its advantages the field is located significantly closer to its main consumer europe russia's gas giant gazprom partnered up with french to tao and norwegian stat oil in two thousand and eight to have a go at developing the fields various attempts have been made since the ninety's by both russian and foreign companies but no significant progress was made however analysts say this time gas from has what it takes to get from has. enough power to. propose and to push with the devel

is up over over half a percent i'm isaacs is gaining less than a quarter or over a quarter percent thishour brosnan up to still the biggest gainer advancing one point seven percent after it struck a deal with b.p. on the arctic drilling spare bank while cutting and gas from also up over half a percent. because asians for russia's entry to the world trade organization could be completed this april that optimism comes from the head of the country's delegation to the talks like cement that cough also addressed existing doubts that accession will have a positive impact on russia's small businesses there could be progress there is some companies because it's true there's competition. conditions really. cherished and respect to refill influence marketplace but it's close and to prepare for. this new situation is in no way being home to big chunks of help session for many years and the investigators. consumer spending in russia has increased in two thousand and ten people spent mostly on mobile phones repairing their apartments and paying for education of the popular choices war computers cars

that's a look at the market for the russian stock markets closed the week on a positive note and isaacswent over one thousand eight hundred eighty points after the metal and oil shares climbed on signs that the e.u. economy may be picking up along energy companies a little while and wall snapped outperform getting nearly two percent twelve gazprom bought the trench at a point seven percent banking stocks were also in the rise to be advanced nearly three percent and the bear bound put on over a quarter of a percent by six. this week the russian markets were mainly dominated by oil companies it also started on monday news that b.p. and withdraw to develop the russian continental shelf as michael stein director of equity sales at creech investment bank explains. the news sparked a big rally and rise now which was up three or four percent at one point on monday the other oil companies also benefited likewise on this week we also saw substantial progress on. government sector tax changes and in specific the market has been very optimistic that the government's going to cut the export duty on

let's look at the markets the russian stock markets closed the week on a positive note and isaacs went over one thousand eight hundred eighty points at the top of the metal and all shares climbed on signs that the economy may be picking up among energy companies who call and wall some form gaining nearly two percent while gazprom bucked the trend shedding point seven percent banking stocks were also on the rise the t.v. advanced nearly three percent and put on over a quarter of a cassette otherwise it's. this week the russian markets were mainly dominated by oil companies it all started on monday on news that b.p. and roll snapped would join to develop the russian arctic continental shelf as michael stein director of equity sales at created explains. the news sparked a big rally and rosneft which was up three or four percent at one point on monday the other oil companies also benefited likewise on this week we also saw substantial progress on since about government will sector tax changes and in specific the market has been very optimistic that the government's going to cut the export

at the austin technology incubator at the university of texas, isaac barchas gives infant companies office space and helps them find funding. >> firefly came in roughly about a year ago. >> reporter: like firefly, which is developing l.e.d. lightbulbs. >> this, in a typical home, you put it in once and never replace it. >> and the company calxeda. you started in one of those little offices. but barry evans' company just moved into a bigger space. calxeda is taking conventional computer systems and shrinking them. >> into something about this size. >> reporter: to something this small? for austin, nurturing new companies like these is paying off in jobs. >> it's really like taking shots on goal. you want to have as many shots as you can, because you never know which one will get the ball at the back of the net. >> reporter: and when you score, the benefit is huge. >> when you score the benefit can be another dell or another google or another intel. >> reporter: austin's entrepreneurs say there's no secret to their success, it's just an entire community committed to job creation. katie? >> c

members of isaac logical help teams from the minister for emergencies present on the hand to help those who have seen or witnessed the explosions that happened earlier today of course because it's not something people will forget anytime soon. and of course that we also spoke to some witnesses and this is what they told us. someone detonated a hidden explosive device it was either in luggage or a suicide belt or so the blast a suitcase was on fire and a person had his back to me so the explosive device was either on this person though in the suitcase i don't know what he looked like he was dressed in black and standing with his back to me blustery me three meters back when i stood up everyone was running towards the exit panicking there was a lot of black smoke and the lights went out i went for a medical check up at first i thought i had a wound on my head but it turned out i just had someone else's blood on me. you can't see anything at the scene of the blast it's all kind you don't and the investigators are working there you can't see anything there's a distinctive smell in the air.

he goes 80 yards the other way to isaac. sends him out as a winner, 37-24 your final. to the gator bowl. michigan rich rodriguez for a job. it was ugly for blue. the fourth on fourth and ten. 31 yards for the school. rich rod is good as gone. wolverine worst bowl in school history, 54-14. good teams know how to finish. the warriors need how to learn this skill. four wins in their last five games. into the first quarter, everything going the warriors' way. the don't think he called the bank. three of 25 warriors up 8. torres' former team, one of his 6-3's. the warriors led by as many as 20. that wouldn't last. in the third in transition, lebron hit wade. the flush, 25 away, miami within two. within the fourth, lebron mans up. three of his 25. outscored. the heat with 35 points off free throws winning 114-107. dominican college. leon working down low. dominican out to an early lead. would answer with ten straight points. cody doolan. he had 8. the one-handed slam, u.s. cruises 68-47. to the ice sharks in l.a. to face the kings. a pitcher's dual in baseball. well, last ni

david lee hill shot officer isaac espinosa to death in 2004. he argued during the trial that he shot espinosa because he feared the officer was a rival gang maine the examiner reports hill's appeal claiming miss conducts by the prosecution was denied yesterday. >>> today services will be held for the federal judge killed in arizona. a tucson church was packed yesterday for the funeral of the 9-year-old girl also killed in the shooting. as sandra hughes tells us, the arizona congresswoman shot in the head is showing much improvement. >>> reporter: congresswoman giffords could soon take the next big step on her long road to recovery. as early as today doctors hope to remove her breathing tube and possibly sit her up in a chair. the team of physicians performed intense physical therapy on giffords thursday sitting her up in bed and dangling her feet on the side. she is in critical condition but is now opening bothites, moving both legs and arms, and responding to family and friends. >> this is a major milestone for her. and we are hoping that she

. >> all right. 5-year-old aden kate a isaacs braved the freezing cold to give her family a look at theeather in louisville texas. she grabbed the nearest comb. she rushed outside to give the report and dad was so impressed he sent the tape to cnn's i- report. >> you have to go online to see this. our tape is taking a nap. her weather forecast is popping up on tv stations nationwide. >> she comes from a family of journalists. her dad was once a weathercaster in houston and her mom is the afternoon anchor on a newsradio station so you will have to take our word for it. she is really cute. >> we'll just get lawrence's daughter jessica to come on and do the weather. >> great idea. >>> coming up, pope john paul ii moving another step towards sainthood. the miracle that is take him closer to that. >> and we are used to hearing about budget cuts but the state found a way to bring back child care subsidies for tens of thousands of families. where the money is coming from. >>> and two people dead shot to death actually in this home in livermore. we'll tell you how they were found coming up next

he goes 80 yards the other way to isaac. florida sends him out as a winner 37-24 your final.o the gator bowl. michigan's chris rodriguez fighting for his job. facing mississippi state. it was ugly for the blue. on fourth and ten, 31 yards for the score. rich rod as good as gone. the worst bowl off school history, 52-14. well in sports, good teams know how to finish. the warriors need to learn this skill. let him off the hook. the warriors in miami with four wins in their last five games. into the first quarter, everything going the warrior's way. monta ellis at the buzzer. three of his 25 warriors up 8 after one. his former team. 20 to 30 points came in the first half, warriors led by as many as 20 but that wouldn't last. transition lebron the flush miami within 2. now in the fourth lebron mans up. two of his 25 the warriors outscored in the second half. 35 points off three throwing winning. hosting dominican college, first half. dominicans hard working down low. two of 16. dominican out to an early lead. answer with ten straight points. dooley had eight. later in the half mi

i also want to recognize amy isaacs.should take just a moment to remember all those in tucson and in our history who have given their lives to try to make a change because they have cared about our country, care about civil rights, scared about important issues facing our country. if we could just take a moment, please. thank you. in the final days of planning this event, one of the comments that michael wilson said was "one thinks i am certain of, if dr. king was at this event, there would be music." i called my friend donald who has been performing and teaching for decades in washington,, he's a teacher at the duke ellington and is an inspiring presence on the music scene, he has many cd 's and has played with not only the great oaks music legends like to the columns and party havens and many more, he played at several rallies for dr. king in the 1960's. it is really my pleasure and my honor to have this program begins with a couple of songs by donald. him.se welcome an [applause] [laughter] i think i'd better stick to

horas antes habÍa sido detenido su hermano isaac de la cruz lÓpez. >> hace 5 aÑos no habÍa prÁcticamenteiciÓn a la principal vitrina polÍtica del país. controlan mÁs de un 40 % de la asamblea. dato que recordÓ la oposición en su discurso. >> cuando usted dice que no volverÁn quiero darle una mala noticia, hemos vuelto a la asamblea nacional, esmos con el 52 % de la poblaciÓn venezuela. >> el primer debate fue muy acalorado. acusaciones de parte y parte tuvieron lugar, se aplaudieron, se hicieron pita. el oficialismo con sus 98 diputados dejaron en claro quiÉs son los que tienen la mayorÍa. >> la mayorÍa oficialista impuso por a su candidato. un ex guerrilllero castrista de 68 aÑos. >> combatientes del 60, guerrilleros del bachiller. >> el presidente hugo chÁvez dio la bienvenida al debate de las ideas, dice que la oposiciÓn no tendrÁ de nuevo la mayorÍa. >> que hablen que nuestros diputados los triturarÁn con el discurso de la verdad. >> y la primera prueba para el presidente hugo chÁvez será cuando se presente el discurso la naciÓn. >> no estarÁn precisamente para aplaudirle. >> miren e

i also want to recognize amy isaacs.efore we get started, i think we need to take a moment to remember all of those in tucson , those who gave their lives to try to make change because they cared about our country and care about civil rights and cared about the important issues facing our country if we could just take a moment, please. thank you. in the final days of planning this event, one of the comments that michael j. wilson said was that one thing that he was certain of is that if dr. king were at this event, there would be music. i called my friend who has been performing and teaching for decades in washington. he is a teacher at the duke ellington school. he is an inspiring presence on the music scene. he has many cds and has played not only with some of the grateful to legends like judy collins and richie havens and many more, he also played at several rallies for dr. king in the 1960's. it is my pleasure and honor to have this program began with a couple of songs. please welcome him. [applause] >> good evening.

her family says she's held some of the cards in her hand. 9-year-old isaac saldana didn't just write to giffords. he sent her $2.85. money raised by selling some of his toys. >> i started thinking about her and her in the hospital. so i just wanted to, like, do a good cause. raise money to send it to her. >> reporter: giffords will be the last victim to leave the hospital. this as other survivors speak out for the first time. >> the noise was horrendous. there was, like, a whirlwind. and casings flying. >> reporter: doris and jim tucker were talking to giffords outside the safeway when the shooting began. >> i felt like a sledge hammer right to my collarbone. i was flat on my back on the ground. >> reporter: bullets struck jim in the shoulder and leg. doris escaped unharmed. as we reported wednesday, much of the shooting was captured on surveillance cameras. >> from a police perspective, we clearly have a case that is solid. >> reporter: the video is said to be gruesome. it has not been released, but the pima county sheriff's lead investigator has seen it. >> what i remember, though,

son our lord and savior jesus christ, we offer this prayer to you, are heavily father, the god of isaacabraham, and jacob. amen. banks and god bless. -- thanks and god bless. [cheering] >> look at the large numbers that we have here. we come from almost every state because we love our home and our country. our country has been known to have to fight for its existence les.its principal in doing this, all the people who come or supporting every place with all sorts of energies and activities. one of those supreme supporters of the march for life has been and is now the knights of columbus. they are indeed the ones who are helping spiritually and so forth by putting this all together. it is because we are thinking about not only our homes and our religion, but in addition, we are thinking of ourselves as americans and we are thinking of ourselves as loving our country and giving allegiance. here to leave as in the pledge of allegiance is the supreme advocate, knights of columbus. he will lead us in the pledge. >> thank you,nellie. thanks for all you have done for the pro-life cause of the