pronto perra, dijo ivy. el adjetivo que te envío ivy queen.s que nadie se pierde la tijera, ella lo ve, y es obvio lo que respondería a ángel ¿como no va a ser? miren el galán. >>> quiero arreglar esto un poquito, quiero recordar a ivy queen, hay que ver el video que ocurrió con calle 13 en viña del mar el hombre no tiró el micrófono de manera despectiva. tomó el micrófono, intentó mandar un último mensaje, no le prendían el micrófono y como diciendo, bueno, si no lo prenden, le dio tira y lo tiró. porque no le prendían el micrófono. >>> los jefes lo que hacen en el escenario. cuando enrique iglesias lanzó la gaviota al público de vuelta. >>> me parece muy bien como hizo ivy queens, no darle importancia a este muchacho de calle 13. >>> individuo. >>> no se merece una respuesta de ivy queen, después que se expresó tan mal de ivy queen que es una dama aunque se le sale una que otra cosa pero. >>> perra perra, pero dama dama. >> lo que ha sufrido ivy queens buscando el amor, y estamos felices por ti vamos a una pausa y cuando regresemos a esta ti

morning panel with frank alvarez who is the ceo of hispanic scholarship fund, i have martin from the ivy league project and with frank alvarez, for example, he believes in first generation graduates and that's to access scholarships to be the first in your family to graduate from college, to overcome the cultural, not only cultural fear or intimidating factors that we as latinos are accustomed to. but, to actually advocate for these students to say that you know, many of us are the first generation graduates to not only attain a bachelor's degree but to push it further. pursue a master's degree. >> look who else, the mayor of san antonio and keynote speaker in the evening is a former sba administrator. that's a powerful group you're bringing. >> thank you. yes. alvarez is a person who worked under president clinton and she's currently on the board of directors for walmart. and the mayor is doing the opening remarks and he's been written about in "the new york times" to possibly be the first hispanic u.s. president. he is a stanford alumni, he is a person who believes in mentorship and th

. >> oakland mayor's two children graduated from skyline and went on to ivy league colleges. >> the reality is that many of the schools in the hills and midlands are among the best in the state. >> and administrators believe this is a important he sflent a district where only a third of the african american males graduate. >> there is more encouragement to put forth effort. >> the hope is that the success of the students will send a message to other autos do you want to get to a good college? live a happy live? get good grades. >> and three suspects in a mortgage rescue scheme surrendered to authorities today. >> michael finney broke this story last tuesday and he is here tonight with an update on this. >> we've told but this last week. the grand jury named four people in a 29-count indictment on charges of real estate fraud and filing false documents. three suspects appeared in court after a a.agreeing to surrender. the judge ordered three to turn in their pass ports and stay in california. they set bail for bruce blankenhorn at $50,000 and the judge says they're accused of bilking vulnera

. >>> >>> los que no pudieron entrar en la ceremonia, esperaron con banderas ivis blmente emocionadosles de brownsville y que hoy lo despidió como un verdadero héroe. >>> nos dicen que... yo me pongo en parte de esa madre. >>> mientras las autoridades federales continúan con la investigación para encontrar a los culpables de esta tragedia y que podrían ser integrantes del temible cartel mexicano de los zetas. los restos de jaime zapata, van a descansar a partir de hoy en este cementerio. la secretaria napolitano, prometió al pueblo de brownsville que no des kahn sara hasta que los responsables de esta tragedia no sean enjuiciados, pero con más de esta investigación, vamos con raúl torres a la ciudad de méxico con más detalles. raúl. >>>raúl: gracias francisco, aquí siguiendo con el ataque a los agentes de ice el gobernador de san luis potosí, estado donde ocurrió el ataque. fueron capturados 19 policías estatales, no se dio a conocer el motivo y pueden estar vinculados con el ataque. y el presidente felipe calderón en una tren vista, volvió al tema de la cooperación de estados unidos

. >> me gustaría ir a ver faceb k facebook, tambié ví a ivy queen. >> lo tuyo es el baile. >> y aquícciones que se llevarán a cabo el mes de noviembre. >> dejó vacante el puesto. >> mientras tanto la policía de san francisco continúa investigando un homicidio donde un hombre se debate entre la vida y la muerte el hecho ocurrió cer ocurrió a las 10: 20 de la no de ayer la víctima es un hombre de 27 años d edad quien recibió múltiples heridas de balas. >> el helicóptero que utiliza la policía podría quedo artículos en tierra debido al défici que enfrenta esta una crisis. >> por lo pronto a mantener en tierra el helicóptero de la policía se traduciría en ahorros a costa de la efectividad para combatir el crimen en san josñ. >> investigan el primer homicidio ocurrido en esta ciudad, un hombre de 31 años qu fue encontrado sin vida el domingo, dentro de un edificio de apartamentos ubicado sobre la cuadra 2200 en la calle monrmon. >> más información a las 6 y a las 11 y pasamos con mi querida fabiola que nos habla de desastres. >> fíjate que despué de las lluvias que azotaban algunas zonas

>> asÍ pareces al hijo de ivy queen. >> ivy queencito.queÑo daniel es su hijo. las pruebas a las que se sometiÓ de adn salieron positivo. exigieron legalmente a montero que asumiera su responsabilidad y como hombre responsable dijo ok. >> en un laboratorio en mÉxico se reconociÓ que dio a luz a un niÑo hijo de pablo montero. >> pablo dijo con ver su foto supe que era mÍo pero para que todo el procedimiento estuviera en orden y fuera claro, tuve que hacerme el adn. >> quÉ curioso que él comentara eso. >> a parte veÍas las fotos del niÑo desde muy pequeÑo y sÍ se parecÍa mucho a pablo contero. montero. >> no queda dudas. >> la actriz mexicana y la ex pareja de cuauhtÉmoc blanco, roxana nÁjera, tomÓ con sentido del humor de lo que se dice de su ex. envÍa mensajes a las esposas de sus amigos. vamos a ver quÉ fue lo que dijo. >> no! bueno! serÍa el colmo que yo te dijera que sÍ... espero que no! >> te sorprendiÓ. >> no sÉ si es cierto o no. voy a preguntarle. y ya que averigÚe bien les voy a contar del tema. es que no... no puedo opinar de alg

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while trying to regain full form but the twenty six year old showed no signs of recent who's with the ivy league so spot mace finished second and reach was third. person in her heart for a mean while displaying the ultimate never say die attitude to grind out a win in the last super combined events of the season bates out and off to slow start finishing only eleventh in the slalom portion of the contest a great super g. effort however seeing this one a six year olds a real world win by only one hundredth of a second german she makes having to settle for second while french mean it's almost member log one day in rounded out of the podium. now carlos checa has been riding bikes professionally since one thousand nine hundred ninety three but the thirty eight year old showed he's still got the skills and the competitive desire to span you're setting a new superbikes lap record at the famous phillip island circuit. and securing pole for the season opener check that seemingly enjoys racing in victoria having won on the circuit last year the former model g.p. rider calm and collected riding has

. >> were you thinking more, like, jungley or more like... like ivy... >> narrator: he is now in the process of retiring from the army. >> ivy, yeah. >> okay. >> narrator: krebbs was first to the scene when a car bomb plowed into a platoon checkpoint on veterans day, 2004. >> i'm still having nightmares, flashbacks. there's nothing but smoke and dust everywhere. and i remember looking over to the left and seeing two kids completely just torn apart. and i kept running through the smoke, and the first guy i saw was, you know, sergeant ey covered in blood. his uniform was just covered in blood. and that's about all i remember of that incident. >> it was pretty terrible. there were a few of us who were just really close to sergeant huey. i remember seeing lots of body parts laying down the alley. when we first ran up, i seen sergeant huey laying on the ground. was doing like a dead fish thing, like where he'sasping for air. and he was pale, he was real pale. and i remember my buddy barco, the whole front end of the car blew off and pinned him against the concrete wall. >> narrator: jose

the mafia like the white shoe boys the harvard princeton yale bullets bombs and banks club the poison ivy league paid hands off don't judge them you know it's disgusting what's going on hey who's obama's chief of staff of bill daley where is he from oh former vice chairman of j.p. morgan chase who was the treasury secretary under bush oh. oh henry paulson where was the from warmest your goldman sachs keep going down the line you know wall street saw jack washington hands off with the big boys only read the people are the ones that have to abide by the laws so it's always easier to blame the mom when in doubt just playing the mob if you're able to it's a last game spend but you know it's a process made out of conscious you and other folks are bringing this issue to light for example charles ferguson the director of inside job winning author last night here said what he had to say about all of this was i'm. i must start pointing out that three years after own horrific financial crisis caused massive fraud not a single financial executive is going to change and that's why. he makes a good po

. >>> two ivy league universities say they plan to restore their programs. harvard and princeton dropped early admission saying it was hard for economically hardshipped students students to access. they announced today that they will reimplement them. >>> scientists in taiwan tested 100 youngsters comparing their lungs with pollution levels. they say in either other wise h healthy children, a rise in airborne parols was tied to a decrease in lung function. the study appears in the journal pediatrics. >>> before launching on today's historic flight, astronauts trained here. >>> and rainfalling right now on the afternoon traffic. >>> for the first time, the mother of a girl hit and killed by a teen driver in the north bay talking to our cameras as she recovers from her hospital bed somewheres i feel my body is getting strong -- i feel my body is getting strong. and my heart more hurt. >> reporter: her emotional plea, only on 2. >>> we have continuing live team coverage as a winter storm approaches. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area news

a straight "a" student headed to the ivy leagues to study engineering. columbia's giving her a full scholarship. did your mom let you play sports? >> no. >> reporter: did she let you have sleepovers? >> no, i had one. i was in middle school. but it was at our house. when i was younger, she used to make me practice words. it start at 5 years old. >> reporter: extra work at 5 years old? >> yeah. kindergarten. i would come home and do math problems. >> reporter: monica's parents might be called hippie style. her brother was valedictorian and she, too, is a straight "a" student who plays three sports. what makes your parents hippy parents? >> they let me do pretty much whatever i want. if i don't interfere with family time, i can do whatever i want. >> reporter: they don't push you to do homework? >> no. >> reporter: in fact, quite the opposite, right? >> she actually tells me to take a break and play video games. >> reporter: john loves computers and gets "a"s. and loves computers. his parents very protective. aka helicopter. we're referring to your mom as

>>reporter: oakland mayor kwan 2 children both graduated from sky lane and went on to ivy league college. >> oakland is a direct of many different kinds of schools. many of the schools in the hills and midland are the best in the state. >>reporter: administrators at sky line believe this event is especially important in a district where only one third of young african american males even graduate. >> we feel it's very important for us to recognize student success because they encourage themselves to put forth even bet effort. >>reporter: hope is that the success of these students will send a message to others. >> want to get to good college and good job and happy life that's why i say get good grad grade. >>reporter: in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >>> good work. when we continue here tonight, refuse logs in iran. look at the pro democracy movement building there now and how they use the internet technology can cut both ways. >> plus basketball star and bay area native bill russell and prestigious honor given at the white house today. >> and too many people. not enough pavement. wh

. >>> many consider it a west coast ivy league school.nford university is getting invited to set up shop near the prestigious group of colleges out east. kcbs radio's matt bigler explains why. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, first of all, we're talking about new york city. new york city has asked stanford university to come and open up a satellite campus in manhattan, or staten island or brooklyn. those are the three locations being talked about. the reason is, new york wants to attract more startup companies to the big apple with the hope of one day becoming more like a silicon valley. or maybe we should say silicon city. stanford is interested. the university president says they are pursuing this opportunity that would allow stanford to be an intellectual incubator for new york like it has been for silicon valley. this is not a done deal. stanford students won't be take the subway anytime soon. there is at least 19 world class institution that are competing for this opportunity including mit and cornell to open up t

[laughter] >> he is a former investment bake fbanker and these and ivy league college graduate.lf to tofu. >> we try to make tofu delicious with a mass public. people have grown up with firm tofu. >> that is what i did not like the chalky and boring. fed >> what we have done is taken delicious sultan. and a unique product it is a noodle, and wrap and amazing texture. pasta with high-protein! >> this is a tofu sell the you are looking at. salad- from the mushroom and seaweed. >> it is delicious. >> and the texture is so much better what you doing different? >> we are masters at tetra, flavor. you are looking at master's of texture. if you look inside it has full flavor in sight. we know how to flavor the tofu. inside-- >> and with a curtling and-- curdling, www.photosoy.com >> we do it once per month. >> what a great guy and a wonderful thing to for changing my mind about tofu. when we come back, the severance school boys' choir. the san francisco boys choir off. ??ó >> they:27. the stormtracker 4. it is 8:27. the stormtracker 4. and on/off. and what can we expect? >> is going to

immunities effort that brought together education, h.h.s., h.u.d., and justice department to build safe, iviealthy communities. when i became lupet governor i took this that example to maryland and we were able to reduce crime in our most violent neighborhoods by 35% in three years. i was also privileged to work with janet rene on the federal assault weapons ban. if that statute were still in place, the tucson shooter would not have had such an easy access to guns or easy ability to keep running his deadly errands. i believe -- i believe that this department and this country has got to do a better job on gun regulation and gun control and making our citizens safe. as my father said, we glorify killing on movies and television screens and call it entertainment. we make it easy for men of all shades of sanity to acquire weapons and violence breeds violence. repression brings retaliation. and only a cleaning of our whole society can remove this sickness from our soul. after my uncle, john kennedy, was killed, my father was devastated. he stayed on for justice for a time but his heart was broken.

when the jews got year, the jews could not go to the ivy league. it when the italians got here, at the same type of thing. isn't it time we got past this? [applause] >> i want to applaud governor dean. first of all, thank you for recognizing the much of what i said is reasonably thought through. [laughter] it is nice at a time when people are exhausted by partisanship to actually exchange ideas that we can chat about rather than scream about. [laughter] that was not a reference to howard. that is a sign that you have wicket minds. -- wicked mind. that was a wonderful emotional speech. i was personally deeply touched. [laughter] but it was the perfect example of the liberal democrats model. it was factually inaccurate, but terrific emotionally. [laughter] i does want to challenge my friend over here -- i just want to challenge my friend over here, by whom i was deeply moved, my grandfather and grandmother -- my grandmother came from poland. they rode down to where she came from, what ship she was on, and they inspected her for help. they would have

when the jews got year, the jews could not go to the ivy league. it when the italians got here, at the same type of thing. isn't it time we got past this? [applause] >> i want to applaud governor dean. first of all, thank you for recognizing the much of what i said is reasonably thought through. [laughter] it is nice at a time when people are exhausted by partisanship to actually exchange ideas that we can chat about rather than scream about. [laughter] that was not a reference to howard. that is a sign that you have wicket minds. -- wicked mind. that was a wonderful emotional speech. i was personally deeply touched. [laughter] but it was the perfect example of the liberal democrats model. it was factually inaccurate, but terrific emotionally. [laughter] i does want to challenge my friend over here -- i just want to challenge my friend over here, by whom i was deeply moved, my grandfather and grandmother -- my grandmother came from poland. they rode down to where she came from, what ship she was on, and they inspected her for help. they would have

what we did here for the people that work with us, young people that graduate from ivy league schools, historically black schools all over this place, we created a program that will allow them to help pay off their student loans. some of us hire people that i would not call gainful employment that may have graduated from institutions that i attended or that the president attended. now i don't understand why the department refuses to recognize job placement, professional certification passing rates, employer verification or anything else related in determining an institution's effectiveness. it is -- if it is unreasonable amount of students that they are trying to address, well, i agree that is a concern. let's have a discussion, but it is not only the institutions that are responsible. students, lenders, policy makers, as well as institutions must be part of this process and must be held accountable. this proposed rule is very broad and its implementation so burdensome that many schools will undoubtedly close. and i don't buy into that false argument that 50% of these people don't gra

when the jews got year, the jews could not go to the ivy league. it when the italians got here, at the same type of thing. isn't it time we got past this? [applause] >> i want to applaud governor dean. first of all, thank you for recognizing the much of what i said is reasonably thought through. [laughter] it is nice at a time when people are exhausted by partisanship to actually exchange ideas that we can chat about rather than scream about. [laughter] that was not a reference to howard. that is a sign that you have wicket minds. -- wicked mind. that was a wonderful emotional speech. i was personally deeply touched. [laughter] but it was the perfect example of the liberal democrats model. it was factually inaccurate, but terrific emotionally. [laughter] i does want to challenge my friend over here -- i just want to challenge my friend over here, by whom i was deeply moved, my grandfather and grandmother -- my grandmother came from poland. they rode down to where she came from, what ship she was on, and they inspected her for help. they would have

breastfeeding for the first six months of life and the mothers hold their ivied no one can take it away. [laughter] >> thank you, margaret. just to frame this this happens to be from rwanda. today one out of every 7 billion people will wake up and not know how to fill this cup. and 1 billion people are over nourished. the first time in history last year a billion nearly starving people and a billion over nerve risch nourished people leading to the types of disease and challenges we are talking about today. the next speaker, melinda gates -- margaret chan says she gets nervous talking about health because she knows so much. my staff, this, too because melinda cooke is also found in the villages of the world talking with the beneficiaries, recipients and partners to their programs, and my staff tells me, melinda, they've never seen anyone ask more probing questions, get to the solution and untie the knot of the problems better than you. but i would like to ask you is from all of your travel, why are we losing so many children? and why this is no longer rocket science and i will ask this,

we pay a lot to lock them up that could send you to an ivy league college. 90% of them have difficultyding. many have drug and alcohol addictions. most of them dropped out of school. most of the evidence seems to suggest that for every dollar spent on an early child to education, we have a greater likelihood of success with them as they go through the education system. that would be the logical way to bend the curve on corrections spending. since we do n have the resources to spend on early childhood education, is there a chance -- this is a plea for resources. in addition to the great efforts you are making to get dollars to a underserved schools, what are the chances of the governor's getting some jumpstart money to get started on early childhood in a big way? we do not have the resources to bend the curve with the up-front money. >> but could not agree more that we do not need another study telling us this is a good investment. we got another study from vanderbilt university showing massive improvement of early childhood education. we need to invest. we will continue to invest. part