walk over and i think that's juan williams in the hot tub. juan? hey, bolling.t what reese up, dude? >> eric: i love new year's eve. it's my second favorite holiday. fourth of july is my favorite, midto feel summer. new year's eve is second. happy time of the jeer. >> andrea: i don't have any fun hot tub stories. >> kimberly: that you went to share. >> andrea: i actually like it. i used to not like it. inused to think it was totally overrated. i still kind of do, but i don't know. the last couple of new year's have been fun. i'm in to it. tonight will be a good night. >> greg: you remind me of the year i met john gibson in the steep room. hemmer was there. i think they drugged me. it woke up somewhere in new jersey without my pants. it's predictable. i don't likebe new year's eve. a stupid thing. arbitrary thing. why be reminded i'm one year closer to death. i don't need that. i prefer to sit home and watch reruns of "matlock" how you're supposed to spend it >>> medicated on over the counter cold medicines. >> eric: we each picked our favorite, not our favorite

walk over and i think that's juan williams in the hot tub. juan? hey, bolling.t what reese up, dude? >> eric: i love new year's eve. it's my second favorite holiday. fourth of july is my favorite, midto feel summer. new year's eve is second. happy time of the jeer. >> andrea: i don't have any fun hot tub stories. >> kimberly: that you went to share. >> andrea: i actually like it. i used to not like it. inused to think it was totally overrated. i still kind of do, but i don't know. the last couple of new year's have been fun. i'm in to it. tonight will be a good night. >> greg: you remind me of the year i met john gibson in the steep room. hemmer was there. i think they drugged me. it woke up somewhere in new jersey without my pants. it's predictable. i don't likebe new year's eve. a stupid thing. arbitrary thing. why be reminded i'm one yea dea. i don't need that. i prefer to sit home and watch reruns of "matlock" how you're supposed to spend it >>> medicated on over the counter cold medicines. >> eric: we each picked our favorite, not our favorite story, becaus

walk over and i think that's juan williams in the hot tub. juan? hey, bolling.t what reese up, dude? >> eric: i love new year's eve. it's my second favorite holiday. fourth of july is my favorite, midto feel summer. new year's eve is second. happy time of the jeer. >> andrea: i don't have any fun hot tub stories. >> kimberly: that you went to share. >> andrea: i actually like it. i used to not like it. inused to think it was totally overrated. i still kind of do, but i don't know. the last couple of new year's have been fun. i'm in to it. tonight will be a good night. >> greg: you remind me of the year i met john gibson in the steep room. hemmer was there. i think they drugged me. it woke up somewhere in new jersey without my pants. it's predictable. i don't likebe new year's eve. a stupid thing. arbitrary thing. why be reminded i'm one year closer to death. i don't need that. i prefer to sit home and watch reruns of "matlock" how you're supposed to spend it >>> medicated on over the counter cold medicines. >> eric: we each picked our favorite, not our favorite

walk over and i think that's juan williams in the hot tub. juan? hey, bolling.ust what reese up, dude? >> eric: i love new year's eve. it's my second favorite holiday. fourth of july is my favorite, midto feel summer. new year's eve is second. happy time of the jeer. >> andrea: i don't have any fun hot tub stories. >> kimberly: that you went to share. >> andrea: i actually like it. i used to not like it. inused to think it was totally overrated. i still kind of do, but i don't know. the last couple of new year's have been fun. i'm in to it. tonight will be a good night. >> greg: you remind me of the year i met john gibson in the steep room. hemmer was there. i think they drugged me. it woke up somewhere in new jersey without my pants. it's predictable. i don't likebe new year's eve. a stupid thing. arbitrary thing. why be reminded i'm one year closer to death. i don't need that. i prefer to sit home and watch reruns of "matlock" how you're supposed to spend it >>> medicated on over the counter cold medicines. >> eric: we each picked our favorite, not our favorit

juan gonzalez?he footage they have been able to capture their is really amazing. the actual footage not only of the military shooting down the people at bishop romero's funeral, but then actually of the nuns of the church, women being dragged up, they're dead bodies. i have really been amazed at in each of these countries, whether it's guatemala, the footage of the actual coup actualarbenz in 1954, and this incredible footage that's never been seen in the united states rigoberta menchu was interviewed in the film, and she talks about the killing of her father in the spanish embassy when the guatemalan government burn down the embassy that was full of dissidents who had taken refuge there, including her father. and they've actually unable to catch -- find images in the archives of guatemala of that day and the people being burned and the crowds outside of the spanish embassy that day. >> eduardo lÓpez, the nobel peace prize winner? >> we were very happy that she participated, because i think she real

do you know, juan. i think when you go back to 47%, i think people feel he was looking out for the top 2% and big corporations, what's mary katherine said, he wasn't for them. >> bill: we all three agree, all three of us agree under 37 drew didn't think-- and what did they vote for in reelecting president obama? >> i think they voted for a country where they feel as seniors, as veterans, as people who may be disabled that the country moving forward, especially in terms of this fiscal cliff and economic decisions about budget priorities would be-- >> like high school, there's got to be more than understanding and-- >> they don't think. >> bill: move forward where? >> move forward

do you know, juan. think when you go back to 47%, i think people feel he was looking out for the top 2% and big corporations, what's mary katherine said, he wasn't for them. >> bill: we all three agree, all three of us agree under 37 drew didn't think-- and what did they vote for in reelecting president obama? >> i think they voted for a country where they feel as seniors, as veterans, as people who may be disabled that the country moving forward, especially in terms of this fiscal cliff and economic decisions about budget p would be-- >> like high school, there's got to be more than understanding and-- >> they don't think. >> bill: move forward where? >

juan, i know you want immigration reform. >> i do. what about the 37% of immigrant families and for illegal immigrants the number is 47%. that are some kind of means tested welfare? should that be part of the legislation? because what i'm getting at here is i understand the political strategy. i think everybody does. g.o.p. needs to get more hispanic votes. but if you legalize everybody that's here, and they get more on the welfare entitlement train. which they are now. i don't know if that's good for the nation juan. >> you know, look, i agree with you about welfare and fraud. i mean, seems to me we have an issue with fraud of any kind. we need to eliminate it let me just say i think you are framing this question completely wrong, bill. i think that in fact, immigrants generate economic activity. they hype g.d.p. he hype consumer spending. immigrants create jobs i think like 18% of small american business owners are immigrant. when you get to about 16% of the population is immigrant. about a third of our edge fleers, of our scientist

. >> el primero fin de semana del año, saluda ramon adame, hoy es el día en que juan camillo podrá estarás información. >> amigos y familiares tienen pocas horas, por que serán repatriados de guahaca méxico. >> javier se logro poner a salvo de las olas. >> después del accidente no los volvi a ver hasta hoy. >> el oleaje los arrastro hasta el mar, gabriel dijo que tuvo la ultima conversación con juan y carlitos. >> siempre los recordare. >> carlistos había pescado robalos. >> el niño pues, era el que estaba pescando mas . >> los escamilo, habían perdido la casa en diciembre, juan quería seguir adelante. >> el último deseo era que le pusieran la banda. >> ♪ es una familia que convive. >> la familia se siente tistre, pero aceptan el designio de dios. >> ♪ los cuerpos del padre e hijo serán repatriados el jueves. >> la persona tratada de homocidio, hernan se presento a la corte, cuando hernandez, forcejeo con un imputado, y el quiso arrancar, por lo que disparo. >> el juez pidio más tiempo par ael caso, mantendremos informados. >> un pandillero, ruby flores de 24 años, ataco a una persona de

juan antonio garca dice que los robos son algo relativamente nuevo por esta zona.e el nico, ayer se reportaron un total de 6 robos a propiedades, 4 en la zona de foothill. s.o.t. jason dwyer/portavoz, policía de san josé 7:26:29 also of concern to us is that in at least one of the burglaries there were seval fire arms stolen, so now we have 5 more guns in the streets than we had the day before. el portavoz de la polica dijo que de especial preocupacin es que en uno de los robos, los rateros se llevaron 5 armas de fuego.. los robos ocurrieron en espacio de unas 4 horas, y a plena luz del dia, lo que indica que los ladrones esperan hasta que la gente se vaya al trabajo para entrar a las casas.. lo que se desconoce es si estn relacionados o si son obra de los mismos delincuentes. s.o.t. 17:34:07 creo que más ahora la comunidad está expresando la preocupación. siren, una organizacin que aboga por un mejor entendimiento entre la comunidad latina y la polica, dice que ha notado una mayor preocupacin por el crimen. s.o.t. zélica rodríguez deams/siren 16:49:07 sabemos que

>>karen martinez,esposa de juanes público en las redes sociales una foto de su hijo dante.bastate canosa. >>marc anthony confiesa su amor por las redes sociales. >>otra fue ninel conde y juan cepeda. >>buenos días, esposita, cada dia estás más hermosa. adonde vas a llegar? >>la periodista bárbara walter tuvo que ser hospitalizada tras una caida . >>en méxico nuestros compañeros sde televisa espectaculos captaron en plaza méxico a lucero con el empresario con el que se la ha vinculado >>carmen campusano, reportan medios que está hospitalizada por cuadro de intoxicacion y neumonia. >>en la capital del sol ,carlos vives estuvo acompañada de su hija y algunos jugadores de baloncesto de miami heat. >>en nueva york, wissin y yandel ofrecieron un concierto en la gran manzana. >>wissin y yandel. >>celebraron su nominación a premio lo nuestro >>bien contentos, agradecidos, dios ha sido bueno con nosotros >>ya se acerca premio lo nuestro, esta'n nominados >>es grande, ya somos ganadores >>y como hacen para reinventarse >>en las chicas latinas que nos apoyan, dia a dias, somos persona

juan. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. bernie gold beferg on the gross violation of. printing the names of legal gun owners in the newspaper. adam carolla on whether chris christie is too chubby to be president? carolla has thoughts on the tax situation. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: personal story eggment tonight recover to live kick any habit, many any addiction. according to the department of health and human service was it's estimated that 7% of all the american population is addicted to either drugs or alcohol. and that would be more than 20 million folks. two of those caught in the hellish world of addiction will join us momentarily kennedy christopher lawferred and nephew of john f. kennedy began using drugs in his early teens. for 17 years he was addicted to heroin, alcohol and cocaine before getting clean. next month will mark 27 years of sobriety for mr. lawford. his cousin patrick kennedy son of edward kennedy served in congress for 16 years but also had drug and alcohol problems. he has know

williams, juan, your reaction?t think that this is about the president's race, but i think that race has a lot to do with this conversation and that's why i think you have congressman johnson from georgia, saying, hey, look, if you look across the south, high membership in the n.r.a., high amount of gun ownership, principally among whites and in fact, mostly republicans and it makes for a huge divide in terms of how-- >> and puts in place reasonable gun control. >> it's a more rural area and people have been brought up with the use of guns and hunters widespread. not many hunters in new york city, juan. >> i agree. >> it's different than an urban or city environment, isn't it? >> that wouldn't stop you from saying that hunters and n.r.a. members don't understand that there's a need for reasonable gun control legislation in the country. >> that's not what he said. what hank johnson said, they still can't get over that obama is black, that's what he said. that's race baiting. >> i agree with you, i with you, sean, i

joining us from washington juan williams.ere in the studio, rare appearance in new york city mary katharine ham. what are you doing here? >> you know, the great things about americans they don't need me for the transition of power. can i hang out with you. >> were you offended by the festivities in washington? did you flee? >> i didn't flee i had a nice weekend. >> bill: you are up here in new york. did you see anything in the inauguration today. special, interesting, worthwhile. you fill in the adjective. aretha franklin's hat giant bow. there wasn't a hat like that. speech was all right. it hasn't gotten great reviews. part of it were pretty as they always are marked marketedly more liberal than he sounded last time around. he has been very good when he runs for office couching things in a centrist way. sounding very mainstream. there is less need for that now. i was not a huge fan of the sort of sounded like a dismissal of individual achievement. juan i'm sure will disagree with me. allegedly secure freedom. i think it was

i'm jerry. >> juan rubio continues to bide his time in a segregation cell. to a mexican mafia housing unit, despite being expelled from the gang. >> what do you do while you're in there? >> i read. work out. think. >> what do you think about? >> my life. how i'm going to fix my life. i get out and i do the same mistakes over and over. i've been doing it all my life. but i'm going to get out. i'm going to get out, and i'm going to change that. >> rubio's latest troubles arrived after he broke one of the mexican mafia's most important codes. he attacked a jail officer. now eight days later -- >> all right, mr. rubio, i'm going to have you have a seat in this chair here. >> -- rubio must face the disciplinary board, who will decide whether or not to give him further sanctions for the assault. >> mr. rubio, how do you plead? >> no contest. >> you do not wish to plead your case whatsoever? >> i didn't do it. that's it. can you tell me who wrote that report, what officers were in there? >> officer martinez wrote the report. captain barabas also followed up on it.

juan. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening.ernie gold beferg on the gross violation of. printing the names of legal gun owners in the newspaper. adam carolla on whether chris christie is too chubby to be president? carolla has thoughts on the tax situation. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. years ago, my doctor told me to take a centrum silver multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? then i heard this news about a multivitamin study looking at long-term health benefits for men over 50. the one they used in that study... centrum silver. that's what i take. my doctor! he knows his stuff. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most recommended. most preferred. most studied. centrum, always your most complete. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. ro price. invest with confi

a don juan perhaps or maybe even a joseph. yes, i do believe you are joseph. do you? i almost fear it. stop it. are you being serious? are you joking? serious. and you were being serious just now. - yeah. - right. yeah, very good. it is. that's that. yep. because it actually comes from nowhere. yes. i mean, he doesn't even see it coming. [laughs] right. you're not going back to do it again. no. we're good. we're fine. [laughs] --i mean, it's actually got to knock him into next week for me, i think. yes. have you something in your eye? it's nothing. it's just a speck of dirt-- speck of dust. it'll be gone in a moment. my sleeve must have brushed it. come. sit down and i'll take it out. now sit still now. oh, it's here. sit still now. quite still. come. obey me. go on. --sit still now, quite still. come. obey me. i believe you're trembling, you great, strong lout. what muscles you have. miss julie. yes, monsieur jean? attention. je ne suis qu'un homme. sit still, will you? there. now it's gone. kiss my hand and thank me. miss julie, listen to me. christine has gone to b

juan. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening.e gold beferg on the gross violation of. printing the names of legal gun owners in the newspaper. adam carolla on whether chris christie is too chubby to be president? carolla has thoughts on the tax situation. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. so you say men are superior drivers? yeah. then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands? in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such

carlos , iba a su casa pensando como iba a combatir el frío . >>> a pesar de que juan carlos trata de dormír un vehículo . >>> no creo . >>> juan carlos hace bien ?por que eso precisamente el departamento de bomberos trata de alertar al público una de las cosas que las personas tienen que estar alertas si entran a su casa , queman carbon eso puede producir monoxido de carbono la persona puede morir tu sabes que hay algunas personas que encienden el horno de su casa para poder calentarse ? ñ. >>> oye pero eso es peligroso . >>> si es peligroso ha dicho muchas veces , por razón de dinero , se pone a hacer tortillas la otra advertencia es que puede provocar incendios y puede producir la muerte . >>> una de las recomendaciones generales , de los bomberos , es que las personas , compran detector de monoxido de carbono . >;>> gracias , en okland una obstruccion , en una tuberia , lo limita , los administradores , pusieron una restriccion en el pabellon el uso del metal liquid0o , se limito en atención al cliente usar agua de los bebéderechos y se pidió lavar las manos ,el distreito escolar

, juan, it's fact. >> let me just think in addition to which immigrants pay taxes and often times are not eligible for child -- services and all the rest. >> bill: do you see what you're adding sneer mary catherine how do you see it? >> you can argue in this case if those immigrants who are el illegal and on welfare became legal and had legal status perhaps they'd be paid higher wages and that would be a problem working on its self. as far as political situation i don't think this is a magic pill for republicans i don't think lit of them are fooling them selfs into thinking that. as far as obama wanting to pass it i'm curious bit. for four years he didn't raise a finger on this and in 2007 he help that had fragile bill at the time. >> bill: right. >> the preacher of the polls he didn't have to run again. fox news poll, 66% of americans, two-thirds support a pathway to citizenship. 66%. 17% say send illegals back home. 13% want to guest worker program for them. any president, sitting president, particularly a liberal guy is going to say i'm going to drive the train. >> all right. >> he

alegría tenemos desde los Ángeles. >>> vamos a gozar con juan gabriel . >>> ahora juan gabriel ha tenido>>> cuál es tu comida favorita. >>> los tacos. >>> ah, qué creen. >>> los tacos de tinga. >>> los tacos de ojo (risas) >>> bueno, mi gente, seguimos celebrando (gritos) nos vas a cantar, y vas a enamorar a todo el público de despierta américa desde los Ángeles. >>> claro que sí, me prestas el micrófono. >>> todo tuyo. >>> eso, suéltele >>> les gusta la diferencia, pues aquí van a ver ♪ y aunque ♪ despierta américa ♪ y aunque malgastes tu tiempo sin mi cariño ♪ ♪ y aunque no quieras pronunciar ♪ ♪ y arriba los toros es que así se llaman ellos y qué hermosos son todos ellos ♪ qué daño puedo hacerte con quererte ♪ ♪ si no me quieres tú >>> también vicente podría decir algo ♪ perfectamente sé que no nací yo para ti ♪ ♪ pero qué puedo hacer >>> chente. >>> qué pasó mi querido juan ga. >>> qué bonito cantas. >>> muchas gracias, mi querido juan ga. >>> chente. >>> qué pasó , m'hijo. >>> si todos tiene una tía maría la diferencia entre tú y yo tal vez sería corazón que yo en tu lugar, sí tía m

. >> bill: laura ingraham, juan williams, mary katharine ham and lou dobbs will all weigh in. doesn't matter if you are a socialist or capitalist. we are talking about government subsidizing and incentivizing behavior. >> a special talking points edition of the factor right now. >> you have to fill in the blank. i just listed 8 things. what did they vote for? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight for this very special talking points edition of the factor. we begin with the war on christmas, the big picture. whenever the far left viciously attacks you know you are on to ssmght every year when we report secular progressive assaults on the traditions of christmas, the crazy left loons gain i have the tri ole lick campaign to diminish me and this program. there is a reason why they are doing that and it has nothing to do with santa claus. let's take it step-by-step. no one tells you a person could possibly see a secular display of christmas as imposition of religion. when the roc

how about juan williams who defended the newspaper digest that? then a factor exclusive the former marines injustly incarcerated in mexico will tell us his story. a oo liberal columnist dave keller and carr criticized their onus in westchester county gently for printing the names and addresses of people entitled to own firearms. juan williams defended them while others stood by aghast. mary katherine still looking aghast. i will start with you. looks like juan is almost alone now in the defense of this dopey newspaper. what do you think is going on with williams? >> there's a long answer but we will cut to the chase. these are first semester journalistic efforts. so basic even the new york times has this. this is me agreeing with the new york times. it is different often between things that are public and whether they are news worthy whether you should be pairing those things in the newspaper. these are something journalists tackle all of the time. there are a lot of things that are public. they are probably juicy and fun to read but are you doing

take vo blanca ---se acerca la fecha para que el papa viajero, juan pablo segundo, sea convertido enador estatal de san francisco busca proteger a los indigentes de la discriminacion y es que el alega que los residentes de california ya cuentan con esta proteccion contra la discriminacion basada en sexo, raza, religion y orientacion sexual pero el dice que tambien el vivir en las calles, debe de estar incluido en esta lista. --la propuesta de amianno, daria legalidad a las personas indigentes que quieran dormir, congregarse, pedir limosna y orinar en las calles. blanca --la comision de servicios publicos de california determino que va a proporcionar telefonos celulares con cuenta limitada a los miles de desamparados sin hogar en san diego. take vo --la comision informo que el plan de servicio para estos telefonos contaran con 250 minutos de llamadas y 250 mensajes de texto al mes. --la idea es prevenir muertes por hipotermia y complicaciones respiratorias durante los meses del invierno. --tan solo en san diego, hay aproximadamente 2 mil veteranos de guerra que por alguna razon viven

emotivas fue la presentaciÓn del gobernador la cual estuvo a cargo de sus tres hijo, ana patricia, juanimple para ti bailar y compartir con los puertorriqueÑos. >>> finalmente desde la fortaleza saludÓ a su pueblo junto a toda su familia. >>> desde san juan, puerto rico, marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez, telemundo. >>> en estados unidos, el cardenal de chicago instÓ a todos a contactar a legisladores para que se expresen en contra del matrimonio de personas del mismo sexo, antes del nueve de enero el congreso estatal en illinois podrÍa aprobar propuesta que legalizarÍa este tipo de matrimonios, y aprobÓ ley de uniÓncilloes que da a estas parejas derechos similares a los maldad tribunal entre hombre y mujer. >>> y bueno y un plan implementado por el gobierno de barack obama podrÍa aliviar a mil de estudiantes que acudieron a prÉstamos federales para pagar sus carreras. >>> y el programa pague mientras aprende permite a deudores ajustar pagos de acuerdo con ingresos y en algunos casos podrÍan calificar para que se les perdone la deuda. >>> con esto vamos a la pausa en breve en el noticiero le co

(mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> en argentina, juan gabriel ceelbró por lo alto su cumpleaños.uenos días y hace muchísimo f'rio y todos los que vivimos en ciudades como new york, enero y febrero son los mesesmá's duros uy con mayor cantidad de accidentes. >>> estamos con el director del departamento de bomberos y hablamos sobre cómo prevenir estos accidentes. >>> lo más importante es saber que se pueden prevenir estos accidentes. >>> exacto. lo principal es la fatla de mantenimiento de la calefacción, los calentadores, las chimeneas. >>> todos los años, debe venir una compañía para limpiarla y prevenir el fuego. >>> por ejemplo la estufa, el horno, nunca hay que usarlo para calefacción. >>> la estufa genera mucho dióxido de carbono. >>> puedes morir así. >>> lo más importante es tener un alarma de dióxido de carbono. >>> esos calentadore sson efectivos pero peligrosos no? >>> hay que tener cuidad donde lo usamos.. >>> hay que mantener los calentadores prendidos mientras estemos despiertos. >>> qué no puede falta en el hogar? >>> un extinguidor pequeño y velas a bate'rias y las

. >> muchas gracias y pasando a otras noticias la fiscalia en contra de alvaro uribe, juan carlos nosá juzgado por una holgada mayoria, apoyo la creacion de un grupo para militar en la finca de su padre además también esta incluido su hermano. >> esperamos qe sandra esa investigación sea valorada. >> el ex presidente descalifico a los testigos. >> venganza criminal, la semana pasada cuase infamia en mi contra. >> juan guillermo monsalve no ees el unico haber sido el testigo. >> gobernador para esa época quien me llevo allá ya siendo miembro de la defensa y como tal lo supo el señor gobierno. >> miguel de la estrella un ex senador ocndenado ya, aseguro que estos apoyaron la primer elección de alvaro uribe. >> cursan 284 procesos en contra de uribe, sin embargo en estos si esta protegido. >> en bogota colombia, univisión. >> uno de los videos muestra como lanzan cohetes en la capital de damasco,. >> la familia de robert secuestrado en iran, el hombre se ve encadenado y cada una de las fotos se ve con un cartel que dice ayudenme. >> el subetrraneo más viejo cumple más de 80 años. >> pasa

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i talked to juan a lot.place for more charter schools but the money is expensive. >> dana: when it comes to the money and managing the school what is could make a difference for a lot of school districts? how do we figure out how the property tax goes to make sure the kids are well educated and parents don't have to be forced. >> eric: the left doesn't want to hear it but performance, let the teachers be -- compensation be based on performance of the students. the only way to do it. you weed out the poor performers and public schools will start to be able to compete with the private schools. right now, the private schools, the numbers are staggering. the difference between where the students are with public versus private. even it out so that everyone doesn't want to go to a private school because they get a better education. >> dana: charter schools are the one that the parents are active. public schools research shows students participatin participae school choice program do better in school. in florida, 9

menores de edad y sus jefes que los protegieron, serán publicados, es la decisión que tomó un juez, juancargados de cubrir sus fechorías es el dictamen de la jueza emily elías. >>> la justicia sí se hace de una forma muy despacio. >>> manuel no solo espera que venga el nombre del sacerdote que abusó dc él cuando era monaguillo, sino que también venga su paradero. >>> no sé de él, anda escondido en unas montañas, es un sacerdote allá, pero si alguien tiene información del padre fidencio silva, por favor que s epongfan en contacto conmigo. >>> la jueza dice que todos tiene derecho de saber quiénes manejaron las denuncias de abuso sexual. >>> tenían bastante información y no hicieron nada. >>> la decisión revierte otras órdenes judiciales que excluía a sacerdotes que tenían una acusación en su contra. >>> se dice que hay aproximadamente 30 mil documentos en los cuales se detallanlos abusos de los sacerdotes, archivos sicológicos, médicos, incluso correspondencia con el vaticano. >>> por su parte la arquidiócesis angelina envió este comunicado (información en pantalla) >>> estamos trabajando

freddie jump out and land in a hot tub with juan. >> andrea: i would do that. last weekend. >> eric: moving right along. >> andrea: my story of the year is obamacare and the supreme court ruling. not the story that dominated all year long but a big deal. the supreme court ruled that the mandate was upheld and people have to buy health insurance. one third of the economy. even though might not be top of mind to everybody today, it will be top of mind for the rest of eternity and touch every single person in this country. it east a tax. you will be taxed forcibly. they held it up. huge issue and huge court ruling. you are looking at me like that is your biggest -- >> greg: no. that is a huge story. you added a new arm to government. that is a big deal for a lot

rivera dejó a su hermana rosie de qué hacer con su capital y a quién dar la custodia de uss hijos, juanado por este documento. >>> se calcula que jenni rivera dejó bienes por la cantidad aproximada de 25 millones de dólares, la pregunta que surge es quién se quedará con su fortuna, supuesta dejó una carta a su hermana rossie, pero la pregunta es saber si la carta tiene poder legal o no. >>>e n california la ley dice que uno puede dejar una carta de instrucciones, pero es más como un testamento. >>> agrega la abogada que tiene que haber mvarios requisitos. >>> que la persona que escribió esa carta no tenía mala influencia y que lo hacía de su propia voluntad, y que la mayor parte sea escrita y firmada en puño y letra. >>> pero asesores de ela cantante dicen que ella dejó un fideicomiso. >>> un fideicomiso es más compleot que una carta, que un trestamento, porque detalla los deseos de en este caso jenni rivera. >>> sería muy difícil ctuar contra ese documento . >>> un documento completo como lo es un fideicomiso tien el poder y al fuerza de evitar ese tipo de contratiempos de tener que li