the award goes to juan gonzalez. he is a pioneer in journalism and he created the publication in 1970. this is a bilingual noncommercial newspaper in san francisco's mission district. he created it in order to encourage latino students to choose careers in journalism. mr. gonzalez chairs the department of journalism at the city college of san francisco where he taught the first college course on hispanic journalism and where he currently serves as an advisor to the campus newspaper. mr. gonzalez is also a founding member of the national association of hispanic journalists, the national association of hispanic publications, the association of media alternatives, the national association of third-world journalists, bay area chapter, and also he is part of new america media. mr. gonzalez is also the director of the voices for justice project that will document the history of the latino presence in the u.s. by producing a film, a book, and a website. what's very interesting is that you still see mr. gonzalez in the missi

juan gonzalez, a colleague of mine a columnist for the "new york daily news" is writing a book that will be out that started as a history of media started and owned by people of color, but what it has turned into is a history of media consolidation because the two have been intertwined. the destruction of black newspapers, targeting of mexican media outlets in this count is the story of media consolidation. so, i would encourage people to look for that. it is a very serious issue. >> i'm francis from ucla. what are some good domestic journalism we can reading or referring to learning about the big issues out there? >> mac mcclellan from mother jones has been hands down the best reporter in reporting on the gulf oil spill and the disastrous war on the environment that is being waged by big oil corporations. the reason her journalism has been so powerful is because she is telling the stories of people whose lives are affected in a way that is just so much more detailed and real than what you see even in visual media. and also holding the corporation and government accountable. i think that

juan at the plate. laying down a perfect bunt. gonzalez bad throws backed up but it's a hit for pierre. it's 4-0.hicago starter floyd took a perfect game to the 6th before the a's rallied for their only run. cliff scores, that was it for the a's. floyd got help from flee relievers. the final out of the game. a's drop two out of three for chicago but no disgrace there. the 4-1 win is the 20th for the white sox in their last 22 home games. >>> red sox took a 3-0 lead over the tigers to the 9th but trouble. cabrera putting one off the center field wall. they went to the bottom of the 9th tied at three. the red sox answered right back. runners at first and second. robbie throwing the ball away at first. darnell mcdonald coming home with the winning reason. boston moves with in six and a half games. >>> the giants trying to for a three game sweep. the game, they are in the third right now and scoreless. we will have that for you tonight at ten. >>> giants started the day a game and a half behind the padres. san diego started out quickly against the marlins. the first inning off josh johnson. that one

juan mig el gonzalez has the floor. >> commander, my family, my son, and i, we feel totally commitedld, and to the american people. i would like, on behalf of my family as well, just to convey to the american people and to the president of the united states if they can hear me, you can hear me or my son, that they ensure that families throughout the world and the families of our five heroes hopefully will be able to come back and enjoy their families as we do. thank you. i will like to offer the floor to representative ophelia or tagea civil war ezz. >> commander and chief, fidel castro, president of the council state, raul castro, ricardo, representative special guests, friends, you, commander, have discussed the need to persuade barack obama and you have given us the inspiration we need for effecting this change. what you said this morning, you've provided us with a change for renewing our hopes to ensure that things can change. i would like to just briefly refer to what happened during the previous people's assembly meeting where comrad ar la con called upon us to mobilize urgentl

juan gonzales. he has been a pioneer in hispanic journalism. he works for the oldest bilingual newspaper in the bay area. we have a proclamation from mayor newsom. if mr. gonzalezwould be fantastic. [applause] >> thank you. so, what the mayor proclaimed for tomorrow is actually latino [inaudible] bicentennial stay in the city of san francisco for theft -- the -- day in the city of san francisco. [applause] at this time five of life or health recognizing this special individual. rudy hernandez received the medal of honor on april 12th, 1952 whitehouse from president truman. if i could deaf your health -- if i could get your help in introducing mr. fruity hernandez. thank you for your service to our country. -- if i if it were held in introducing fat-free mr. rudy hernandez. -- i would like your help in introducing mr. rudy hernandez. >> nancy pelosi said, "for different from a thank you for your interest to the area. the many fifth contribution from left to itself felt fifth of a future. with and if america will have to our culture and for a fee of 5 ref info for tonight from line are on a table of hispanic immigrants.

juan castro. >> abanica. >> al comienzo de la tercera entrada se despacha a (...) >> en 7 entradas el lanzador de los bravos consiguiÓ 6 hits y un carrera. y abanicÓ a 7 bateadores. >> gonzÁlezeportistas. [risas] >> una y media. >> pero les digo que este fin de semana se celebrÓ el fin de la segunda guerra mundial en 1945 y lo hicieron dequÉ mejor manera que realizando un maratÓn de besos allÁ en time square, como lo hicieran hace 65 aÑos. recordarÁn esa famosÍsima foto del sr. alfred... en donde estÁ una enfermera con un marino y le lanza tremendo beso de alegrÍa por el fin de la guerra. aquÍ hicieron el maratÓn de beso emulando esa fotografÍa. la sra. jane (...) acaba de morir el pasado junio a los 91 aÑos y dice ella que fue una experiencia mÁgica y que de ahÍ para adelante se dedicÓ a recordar 1945 para que no hubiera mÁs guerra ni violencia. >> ojalÁ que sigamos asÍ con mucha paz. >> y un dato para ustedes! mua! (publicidad) informativo de noticias univision 14, le saluda ramon adame.-- la policia de san francisco anda tras la pista de un hombre que disparo e hirio a 3 hombres en el barrio de la mission.-- --el incidente ocurrio el sabado cerca de las calles mission y l