el religioso conocido como "cura sanador" llegó a santiago de chile, y javier bustos fue testigo de unamisa muy especial. # el padre mathew no quiere ser identificado como un curandero o algo parecido..y aclara que no es él quien sana, sino el poder del altísimo que lo utiliza como instrumento. # ya regresamos con mas de primer impacto extra!! # imer i >> ahora continuamos con más de "primer impacto." >> les contamos que rugen los tigres del norte y le lanzaron un zarpazo. el grupo continúa interpretando los narco corridos a pesar de la interpretación del proyecto de ley. >> los temas que han grabado a través de la historia para narrar la vivencia ts ds y atentaría contra la libertad de expresión. vamos a escucharlo. >> vamos a seguir adelante hasta que no tenga mos este pues un documento dónde nos prohiban cantar canciones, mientras no llegue el documento vamos a seguir grabando y cantandole al público y darle a saber lo que no quieren que se sepa ojalá que el méxico tenga un camino diferente y que todos gozar de una mejor república y una mejor libre expresión de todos los mexicanos. >

free throws. >> another 20 plus night for javier vazquez. vazquez. williams. school when the player has good position inside. the offense plays. defense reaches over his back. >> tracy smith will go to the free-throw line. he is 2-2 tonight. we haven't seen maryland make. they played really good team defense there and not allowed them to get to the free-throw line. >> what a difference in the two games against maryland. in the first game, smith had 18 points and 10 rebounds. and you can see only 9 points here tonight. >> he has been surrounded by the maryland terrapins this evening. particularly in this second half. >> gary williams. will yams. pé

. >> reporter: still union negotiator javier says the job lot shouldn't be dismissed so cavalierly. >> it may not be detroit but at the same time the jobs that we work are good-paying jobs with good benefits. it helps the economy. >> reporter: the mayor points to a new solar manufacturing plant as the kind of thing that could take up the slack in the local economy. >> this is a company that will employ 3,000 people. we're hoping if we can do it to try to put together some arrangement where employees from nvmmi can be retrained into some of the jobs that they'll have here. >> reporter: the town may not suffer, but the workers probably will. whether nvmmi's blue collar assembly line employees can find work in green industry is unclear. local officials trying to be optimistic see nvmmi's closing as a chance to bring new, cleaner industry to the area. professor cole sees it as the end of california's large-scale auto industry, but also as a limited experiment that paid off for american business. >> when toyota learned to operate their system in the u.s. to treat workers with some respect

[laughter] >> let me just step in for a moment. >> i am going to javier.airness, i ask a question and will let a republican response. >> we have medicare part d, except no senior in this country ever paid a tax dollar for it. we're talking about filling the novel -- billing the doughnut hole in the billions of dollars of debt for children. children. i'm not sure the seniors want us to leave more debt for the children to fill a donut hole. when we talk about filling the donut hole by takinging away from people who can't afford to buy a supplemental policy that's where medicare part a helps poor people in oklahoma. they get to buy medicare part c -- we never call it part c, but that's what it is. they don't have to buy a supplemental policy. consequently they get lots of benefits that other people with better buying power in medicare with a supplemental policy, so it's a trade-off of whether or not we say where are we going to give the benefits. we should be saying, we're broke, medicare's broke, we're struggling together to get there. let's not add new bene

. >> i'm going to call on javier, but i want to follow up on some points. there are strong disagreements on the numbers here, paul. i don't want to get bogged down. the first question i have is whether your side thinks medicare advantage is working well. because i think it's important to point out that when we keep on talking about cuts in medicare what we are really talking about is what joe alluded to which is the decision was made a while back to set up a system in which medicare costs, let's say a dollar, under the government program that 80% of people still use and are satisfied with and there is no showing that it's not working for them. we said we'd give it to private insurers and we'd give them a bonus of $1.15 for every dollar in the normal plan. and it turns out that people aren't healthier because of the extra 15 cents. it's estimate aed that it's costing us about $180 billion over ten years, say $18 billion a year. and essentially what my proposal would do and what the house and senate proposals would do would say instead of having the insurance

marilyn wrote this -- >> nikki wrote this -- >> javier said -- >> thanks. okay.manda agrees with that. >> right, amanda. great discuss all day today. keep talking about it. people are talking about it on facebook. >>> you have to check this out. police say it's a borderline riot. they are not exaggerating, take a look. that is a high school basketball court. how a rivalry got out of hand. >>> well, police were actually prepared for this. this is supposed to be a high school basketball game. this happened outside of pittsburgh. you can see the ridiculous fights broke out. there was extra security because things tend to get out of hand at this game. it started with two girls fighting in the lobby. then other people joined in in the hallways and inside the gym. that was the result of it. police say it was a borderline riot. it involved several human nature students. all this was over, believe it or not, only four people were charged with disorderly conduct. that's it. >>> well, repairs for your recalled toyota's could start as early as today. the parts should arrive

el único hispano que tuvo presente el congresista javier becerra. >>> tenemos que recordar que la comunidadeneficiar a cualquier otra en este país nos habla sobre la muerte del disidente cubano. orlando zapata. los presos políticos están a punto de morirse y decir ya no más. queremos terminar con la distinto dura. más estudiantes hispanos terminen la universidad. y hablamos con el presidente de la cadena de univisión. >>> la educación por muchos años y décadas es el tema principal con impacto en la comunidad latina. le da la bienvenida a los obstáculos con su nuevo libro. >>> solamente, no es suficiente tenía que tener un plan. >>>ciero univisionunivisionnotio en el norte de virgnia surgen quejas de presuntos malos tratos a empleados de hoteles, en su