." >>> her name is juanita. and she was saved from poachers that were trying to take her. hear what happened to the cub's mom and what the ruthless poachers were plotting next. >>> afá skyscraper is one bad place for a fire. >> it is like a real life towering inferno. >> how firefighters got the upperhand 34 stories up. >>> a team breaks a world speed record. >> averaging 67 miles per hour. >> in a sail boat. a story that is impressive even if you don't know your aft from a hole in the ground. plus the tuesday buzzword for your chance at a free ipad and guys who collect -- >> bag after bag after bag of leaves. >> why that leaves only one thing left to do. >>> i want you guys to meet our new friend juanita. she is a 4-month-old bear and she was just named juanita by the zoo keepers at the zoo she is being held at in peru. she was saved from poachers that were trying to take her and sell her into the endangered species black market. authorities believe that her mom was scaredfá away and injured a she left her cubs. this one was rescued. when they got her she was dehydrated a

sí, viene con gloria y con tus primos, juanita y carlitos.castillo. ¿tío pedro? habla ramón. hola, ramón. ¿qué tal? cómo estás? no muy bien. hoy, vin¿qué pasa?o y...r/ ¿fernando está mal? sí. ¿cuándo puedes venir a la gavia? ¿papá? sí. mis hijos... sí, sí, mis hijos. sí, ¿bueno? habla pedro castillo. en total, fernando tiene cuatro hijos: mercedes juan carlos y ramón. pero los hijos de fernando también tienen sus propias familias. ramón tiene una esposa. se llama consuelo. ramón y consuelo tienen una hija. se llama maricarmen. aquí está carlos. carlos también tiene una esposa. se llama gloria. carlos y gloria tienen dos hijos: una hija, juanita y un hijo, carlitos. icarlos! más tarde, llega juan, otro hijo de don fernando. juan tiene una esposa también. ella se llama pati. juan y pati no tienen hijos. the family members are naturally drawn to the kitchen where lupe, the longtime cook, is setting out a meal. ay, iqué buena! ahorita voy a preparar su desayuno. tengo unas... tengo unos tamales riquísimos. ( risas ) iay, suéltame! isuéltame! isué

carlos y gloria tienen dos hijos: una hija, juanita y un hijo, carlitos.and the spanish spoken by raquel as she reviews major and minor highlights of the episode. fernando tiene cuatro hijos: una hija, mercedes y tres hijos, ramón, carlos y juan. while you will probably understand most or all of the spanish spoken by the narrator and by raquel during her review segments you are not meant to understand word for word

. >> this is juanita.>> reporter: they have given them names and new lives. they once lived on the streets of mexico barely surviving under the harshest conditions. >> you will see a large number of homeless street animals. they are not spayed or neutered so they are actively breeding and the problem increase. >> reporter: the camblors met 10 years ago in mexico while volunteering at an animal control center. christie is a veterinarian, moncho a graphic artist. they live in santa rosa but never forgot the suffering they once witnessed. >> homelessness, starving animals, the magnitude of the problem was completely overwhelm. >> reporter: so they founded compassion without borders, and held their first free clinic in juarez. >> our main emphasis is on spay and knew ther and training local vets and local advocates how it keep their own sustainable spay neuter programs going. >> reporter: four times a year the camblors drive south of the border to hold free pet clinics, education seminars and humane euthanasia

. ♪ >>> this sign right here says amor eterno para juanita.love for a little girl trying to buy ice cream. a shooter broke out and she was trying to get ice cream and got shot. this statue has been here for a while, this memorial for her. >> since the year 2000, chicago has twice earned the dubious honor of being america's murder capital with as many as 600 homicides a year. police attribute the vast majority of killings to rampant gang violence. >> there are so many murders happening on days, it is unreal. and the him a is all the civilians that have nothing to do with the gang violence, the 3-year-olds, the 5-year-olds, on the sidewalk play iing. >> those who embrace gang-banging usually deal narcotics, a $200 million a year industry in chi-town. many come to view human life as cheap, even when it's their own. >> lift up your shirt for me. multiple shot wounds here, here and in the back. see what i mean? this is part of the gang life. something he doesn't want to change, know what i mean? both arms have been shot up. what's this? he's been s

. >> this is juanita.ound him on the side of the road hit by a car. >> reporter: they have given names to the rescued dogs and given them new lives. they once lived on the streets of mexico barely surviving under the harshest conditions. >> you will see just a large number of homeless street animals. they are not spayed or neutered so they are actively breeding and problems increase exponentially. >> reporter: they met 10 years ago in mexico while volunteering at an animal control center. christie's a veterinarian, moncho a graphic artist. they live in santa rosa but never forgot the suffering they once witnessed. >> homelessness, starving animals. the magnitude of the problem was overwhelming. >> reporter: so they founded compassion without borders, and held their first free clinic in juarez. >> our main emphasis is on spay and neuter and training local vets and advocates how to keep their own sustainable programs going. >> reporter: four times a year they drive south of the border to hold free pet clinic

. >> juanita voted and stated that she did not want to waste her vote in this crucial election. to a send a prayer to people affected by hurricane sandy. >> i work nights and when i get off work in the morning i want to go home and go to bed. i will be too tired to stand in the long run. >> and she stated that she wanted to know whether not she could go for buster posey. >> do not forget that kron 4 will have extended coverage and it will start at 8:00 p.m.. you can still stay updated on our face book, twitter and our web site page. wow. college already. ( chuckles ) yeah. - we gotta go. - yeah. - ( engine starts ) - ( door shuts ) ♪ for all those times you stood by me... ♪ and remember the-- seatbelt. drive safe. call when i get there. well, i-- i love you. ♪ for every dream you made come true ♪ ♪ for all the love i found in you... ♪ i love you too, daddy. ♪ you're the one who saw me through... ♪ - and thanks... - ♪ through it all... for everything. ♪ you were my strength when i was weak ♪ ♪ you were my voice when i couldn't speak... ♪ - ( woman speaks ) - ♪ because you loved m

>>juanita, usted es madre adoptiva, no de uno, sino que de varios niños, cuentenos de estos niños.r paso es conocer cuales son sus preguntas, le podemos dar muchas respuestas, tiene que visitar la website, hay una parte donde está la informacion en español, pueden llamar 18772367831 y hay personal que habla español. o 8882004005 si habla inglés, y les darán más informacion sobre el proceso >>que consejo le daria a algún padre que nos está viendo y tiene interés en adoptar a un adolescente >>primero tener informacion, no es difícil, es como decidir tener hijos, uno va, hace la decisión y se sigue adelante, no hay que tener miedo, solo hacer la decisión, dar amor y cariño, ellos te van aceptar como eres. >>muchas gracias, por acompañarnos esta mañana, ojalá que alguna familia que nos esté viendo y no tienen la dicha de tener hijos, puedan adoptar >>si, no tiene que ser perfecto para ser padres perfectos >>así es, muchas gracias. y nos vamos con dos galánes de despierta américa >>muchas gracias, muchas gracias. mark tacher, no te pongas celoso >>la música lo dice, víctor , el niño pro

guest: juanita, you put your finger on it. this is not so much a legal matter but a matter of practicality, politics, maybe of push and shove. overall it is a matter of would be to the advantage of any state to secede? that usually comes down to economics. i do not think there is an a vantage in terms of -- you could assuage certain feelings about social feelings on social issues. but certainly, economically, it would not be a good idea. host: linda from dayton, ohio. caller: i am an african-american democrat. i find this ironic that a husband of 50 years, we had this conflict within our country. and today, i hear about this succession. i am wondering if it is racially motivated. guest: it does not seem to be proceeding on that basis but it is true that it is the republican romneyites signing these petitions. i do not think they are racist. but if it is true there are fewer minorities voting for that party than the democrat party, so to that extent, what you say may have some indirect basis. host: kenny from kansas. caller: i

the moores were survived by their only daughter, juanita. mr. speaker, i urge the passage of this bill to commemorate the legacy of harry t. and harriette moore and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. speaker. i would now like to yield as much time as he may consume to my distinguished colleague from the state of florida, the sponsor of this legislation, mr. posey. the speaker pro tempore: mr. posey is recognized. mr. posey: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, today we take an important step to honor the lives of harry t. moore and his wife, harriette moore. these leaders and the struggle for civil rights were taken from us 61 years ago this christmas. harry t. and harriette moore propelled the struggle for justice and equality far beyond the borders of their home in brevard county, florida. they are remembered for their dignity, compassion, and emphasis on education. they left a legacy that remain

the first to arrive is don fernando's son carlos his wife, gloria, and their children, juanita and carlitose saludan ) ( se saludan ) please join us next time when don fernando reveals the secret of the letter to his family. ahora, ya saben ustedes el motivo de esta reunión. and raquel arrives in mexico to begin her investigation. captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. mujme casé, trabajé, unacrié tres hijos.ena. trabajé mucho y lo planeamos todo. todo menos la degeneración macular de los ojos. me ha robado mi vista y mi independencia. y esta enfermedad de los ojos será una epidemia para cuando mis hijos alcancen mi edad. llame al 1-800-437-2423 para información gratis de la organización de investigaciones de la degeneración macular. usted tiene el derecho de permanecer callado. usted tiene el derecho de ser escuchado. cualquier cosa que usted diga... lo que usted diga será escuchado con dignidad y respeto. usted tiene derecho a información