vetos, mientras en la calle hubo protesta porque se le permitió hablar por primera vez en la onu >>xj[kpa >> la camara de representantes aprobó extender los beneficios para miles de personas que los perderían a finales de año >> vamos a una pausa. tood listo para el comienzo de la cumbre de las potencias del mundo. ókp mañana y viernes se reunen el grupo de los mas influentes del mundo el asunto esh@áánoticiero univi. >> lo que ptáticiero univisioh@ pueden confrontar este reto, los tenemos que ayudar les tenemos que dar dinero, financiacion >> el objetivo es sentar basese para un crecimiento objeti y mundial >> la ciudad de los puentes es un perfecto ejemplo dew comoxfva con el tiroteo que durante varias horas cerro la frontera en mexico h@noticiunivisáánoo univh@h@tjúp > edna schmidt conu adelanto de última hora >> seguimos con nuestra cobertura desde honduras y la crisis en ese país >> también desde pitbull lotjúi del mundo >> gracias edna. usted puede ver las entrevistas que

. >> repter: kp studio architect one of many small building design fms around the country. the nine person stf develops the blueprints f commercial and government buildings i central flida. here, thoroughbred hors roam thopen fields, and retirees roam the golf cours. for years,he partners at kp, ed plaster, and larry krtemeyer, provided a fully- paid 'go-plated' health plan for their employees. t as business slowed, and health plan costs se, they had to te a second look. we found we were paying hig premm and money was leaving our company thatould have been retainedfor hiring additional staff or paying foadditional operating expees. so we found that we d to more closely scrutize the healthcare coverage can offer and pride. >> rorter: things weren't always so complex. in the sond half of the 19th century, railroadsere the growth industrand an early prover of health benefits. ny built hospitals for injur and sick workersand costs were dected from wages. paul fronsn of the employee benefit research ititute says oviding healthcare, then, as now, was a biness decision. >> theseen

>> bueno, tremendo escándalo se formó en méxico después de la presentación de lah@tíjq[fpz÷kp de downmbién brindó con él y le hizo algunas preguntas que consideran no apropiadas. >> declaró que ella se burlóe él cuando le preguntó si quería ser su novio y agregó no tenía la capacidad de entender lo que estaba pasando. >> juego con mi público y la verdad que no hice nada malo y no tengo por qué pedirle disculpas a nadie. >> la hermana del joven defendió a jenni y la familia está agradecida con ello porque hizo realidad el sueño del jove >> bueno, el vocero de la organización que vela. le recomendó que tome curso para hacerse sensible para las necesidad especiales. >> bueno, cuba se está preparando bbara por supuesto en el concierto que se prepara. nosotros, por supuesto, tenemos amplía cobertura sobre el tema. >> se encuentra en la habana paula gutiérrez y estamos listos para los preparativos finales. paola ¿cuéntanos? >> los preparativos van a todo vapor el concierto comienza a las 2 de la tarde y ya están en conteo regresivo. serán 15 artistas de 6 países que comparten el escenario e

de estados unidos, los asistentes celebraron el hecho de que es la tercera mujer en ser jueza-tvomtkpron totalmente sumergido bajo las aguas. el estado se encuentra en emergencia, y se espera sÓlo para hacer frente a la catarÓfica situación que enfrentan milelede personas. nuevos incendios forestales estÁn amenazando viviendas en el sur de california. los famosos vientos de santa ana han empeorado la situaciÓn. donde al menos 6000 acres de terreno. un pequeÑo edificio tambiÉn fue consumido por el fuego. el hombre quemado todos personas en el metro de la capital mexicana insiste en defenderse dico que optÓ por una buena causa, se negÓ a rendir testimonio ante los jueces, la fiscalÍa dijo que no tiene problemas mentales que le impide enfrentar un juicio legal. >> luis felipe hernÁndez, lanzÓ un mensaje detrÁs de la reja. >> no voy a declarar, tengo delitos federales,tjhlkitos po traer un univisionultima horahÓ que llevaba el hambre con engaÑos rjuicih@tvomtifwkp >> el protagonista de una balacera en el metro en la que dos personas murieron y cinco resultaron lesionadas, dijo que el cr

>> la thrnÑ÷pr÷kp lacación, se presentan mÁs que oportunidades,i uno se pone a trabajar, y no tener mdousted el logro mÁs que un sueÑo americano, el sueÑo del ser humano, muchos inmigrantes en estados unidos, sueÑan con una reforma migratoria. ¿quÉ opina? >> es justo que una reforma migratoria se pase pthrnÑ÷pque l gente pueda, nuestra gente pueda trabajar a gusto legalmente y pueda planear para el futuro. >> astronauta, hablaba antes de pusieron la canciÓn de gloria estefan, mi tierra, se puede bailar en cero gravedad? >> yo creo que thrnsÍ se puede bailar porque aquÍ lo estoy haciendo. estaba 11 poco menos coordinado. tostÁ uno thrnÑ÷ph@h@h@thrnÑ÷x]@ >> este hombre en tailandia decidiÓ en salir en defensa de estos peligrosos alemanes para que no se conviertan en un exÓtico plato de los restaurantes de su paÍs. a ramÓn su propia casa un sitio para convivir con 4600 de estos insectos venenosos estos animales cometieron la mascota favorita de esta familia tailandesa. existe piensa que las iÁgenes de los grafitis. colocar sobre suciasÑ÷rfkk paredes, nuevos elementos artísticos mejoran la

. >> being able manage patients to kp them out of difficulty and keep them healthieis a great go to shoot for, the questions will that happen, and will the. we would certainly hopehat the managed care would n replace the old gatekeer of the early '90s of the h.m.o.s, where it was metimes, in fact often an impediment to achieve speclty care. >> reporter: how much re crded the system becomes will dependn the prescription for reform, includg just how many of t uninsured get coverage and how providers ll be compensated to meet the w demand. stepnie dhue, nightly business report, washington. >> paul: tomorrow, wheit comes to mutual funds is ner better? our "of mutual interes commentator has me answers. >> susie: a fincial adviser in michigan is facing fraud chaes for allegey targeting seniors in $250 million ponzi scheme. the securities a exchange commissionays frank bluestein waat the heart of an investment scam operated by s firm "e.m. managemen" court documents accuse blutein of eouraging retirees to re-fince their mortgages to fundheir investments. uestein's lawyer has not commented. >> pa

. >>> joan ortíz y tito el÷kp bamo por "el amor" juan de lu que yh@ por "esa muchacha". por "si no vas a cocinar". laura ppausini por "en cambio no". buenos días a todos, para canción md año premio al compositor los nominados .. h@d alejandro lehr ner. jorge luis piloto y jorge vivirlo mi zar por "yo no sé mañana". . >>> buenos días para todos ustedes me tocó, nombrar para mejor álbum de música ranchero y los nominados son... shayla durcal por "corazón ranchero". josé feliciano por "con méxico en el corazón". vicenteh@thguqttdykp"primera fila". mariachi reina de los Ángeles por "compañeros". y diego verdad deber por "mexicano hasta las ppampas". >>> buenos días a todos me tocó presentar, para mejor álbum vocal femenino los nominadosericah@ son... skim ximena Ángel. natalia lafourcade. amaya montero, laura pausini y luz ríos por felicidades a todos, gracias. . >>> buenos días a todos a ver, que nervios para álbum de año los nominados son. calle 13, andrés zepeda. luis enrique, iván... mercedes sosa. (aplausos). felicidades. y para mejor álbum de rock vocal los nominados s

religion, and they've made it cleain elections that they want to pursue eacseparately, that is, to kp religion out of vernment. for "religi & ethics newsweekly," this is fd de sam lazaro in jakarta. >> aberthy: controversy in egypt this ek as police in the a female journalist in sudawas freed this wk after being jailefor wearing pants in puic. the case gain international attention. lubna hussein was found guil of violating the country's decency laws. uner islamic law, she faced a possible sennce of 40 lashes. instead, she was assessed $200 fine, which she resed to pay, but which otherpaid for her. now, have youheard the one abt the cistercian monks who wanted business advice and the two corado women who are experts at oine marketing? bob faw repos from wisconsin. >> reporter: for 90years, this has been the hallmar indeed, thpassion, of cistercian monks: prayer seven tim every day nearly fe hours each day are devoted, sayshe superior of this abbe to the solitary pursuit of friendship with d. >it's really about a relationship with go and prayer is just the worwe give to the conrsation a

. >> luis alejandro nos dijo que al principio l reclamabakp a ds pero ahora, piensa que su fe lo ayudó

wind ath t seaemo clear, so temperaturewills m kp traini. ng dr ilchen's hospital is high was 72. let's go to our scan to get you updated on tropical storm erica. it was announced at 5:00his afternoon. it has gotten stronger toofpblet. aircraft find top winds of 60 miles an hour at the surface. the overall gist of the discussion and forecast from the hurricane center is that it will intensify but then may weaken some. but it does point out that two computer models suggest it could become a strong hurricane. it is one we have to watch. it will pass 150 miles northeast of san juan by thursday. we will watch it for you. let's get to our area. 76 and 59 our high and low at reagan national. mold spores down. but weed pollen, mostly ragweed stays in the moderate range. that is part and parcel of the season around the area. 65 in fairfax, 57 in gaitersburg, 55 in frederick. cooler up town. areas closer to the water stay warmer because the water temperature is significantly warmer than the air temperature. cool air to the north and south, mild condition along the gulf of mexico. this will

it kps my airways open.. to help me breathe better all day long. and it's not a steroid.nnouncer: spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. stop taking spiriva and call your doctor if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you gehives, or have vision changes or eye pain. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, problems passing urine or an enlarged prostate, as these may worsen with spiriva. also discuss the medicines you take, even eye drops. side effects may include dry mouth, constipation and trouble passg urine. every day could be a good day to breat better. announcer: ask your doctor if once-daily spiriva is right for you. powerful anti-aging therapies that reduce the look of lines and pores, even tone, brighten, smooth, hydrate, and lock-in moisture, all in one clever little package of total effects. for joint pain. for joint pain. and then there's the twin-turbocharging, 365-horsepower-generating, ecoboost™ engine in the all-new ford taurus sho that has the thirst of a v6 with the thrust of a v8. we speak car. we speak

. >>> encontraron más restos h@primer impactoh@tltúúlhc÷kp d cubierta de sangre.tiroso al presidente barack obama afirmó que los indocumentados no están en el plan de salud. el legislador se disculpó y su comentario fue inapropiado y lamentable. >>> hacemos nuestro primera pausa y más adelante pablo escobar construyó su imperio apoyado en h@rnadas una recaída.toh@tltúúl@ >primernaactotúúlgqh@ báa pasó @ rer imph@tlmÑjkptliuókph@imer io o rh@univisionprimer impactoh@tlt@ >>> la modelo mexicana carmen campusano salió del centro donde estuvo recluida por más de un año para revertir el alcohol y las drogas. >>> no alertaron a los periodis periodistas para evitar que la a co sarna. >>> quemaron en méxico varios disco de las cantante alicia villarreal este grupo no está de acuerdo con que la artista se referirá así misma como la jefa no se ha ganado el título y la acusan de presumida e hipócrita. y la guerita consentida, dijo que no es monedita de oro para caerle bien a todos. >>> tremendo susto se llevó la caante ana bárbara, cuando se enteró ayer del secuestro del avi

t@óntisi[kp camargo, en el aÑos 61, y la dictadura sacÓ presidente, y a mi me hicieron una oferta paraue despuÉs de eso hubo un consejo de guerra y toda la gente fue liberada. y quedaron libres y hubo intento de asesinato. y un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea me trajo de h@univisional punto la gente no puede reinvearse despuÉs de los 40. >> no existe crisis ni adversidad. sÓlo a ir oportunidades. por ejemplo el 11 de septiembre, katrina porque vivimos aÚn ahora de nueva orleans, yo aprovechan las oportunidades que son hermosas. >> cuando de ese hermosas si tenemos 13 millones desocupados, que le puede decir a esta gente que estÁ viviendo una verdadera crisis? >> que estÁ ocurriendo por alguna razÓn y las crisis son buenas. estamos viviendo con tÍtulos de propiedad en hora que no eran reales. y si la gente la estÁ perdiendo porque no tomÓ la buena decisiÓn. pero yo tengo la Única firma,que es para poder conseguir casas y vila adversidad y por eso hice un producto distinto. >> usted ha sido discriminado? >> si a mÍ me quisieron poner, cuando empecÉ a los 50 aÑos en construcciÓn, en una casa a u

i tried to kp the defense. >> he's got the t. >> he's t a match. >> because rer, everybo knows 's the best one and if he has an opportunity take it and i d trust myself just trust what my coach ys and that's it. >> charlie: wh was t strategy? >> first tried to ensure it and was so nervous last night in the fit set andf course i would love to be in the final but i would love to win and the strategyas trying to find his backhand and i i have the chce to go to the net do it and be focussed every point becaus inow -- iream with th moment and will take my chance. >>harlie: you are must have talked on theelephone with your parents. >> yes, i talk whe i finished the matc but we can't speak too much because i was crying d they were crying andverybody s so excited and it w difficult talk. >> chaie: you have gone from ranked 60th to six in the last year. what changed aut your game? >> a lot. i changedmy serve, my forehand i play moreggressive right now. i can play in every sface a that's very important to be top ten or to be a great champion in the future. zmr >> charlie: when you lk at this bu

states are so uneven in the job they do it's betterou kp health insurance witn the contours of thstate understanding allhe companies that issu is are natiol. mo are naonal. and unrstanding also that as in alabama has been used 90% of all health insurances introduced and given, sold, by one mpany. ey can get away with anythg theywant. they can cut pele off, purge people out. find they d something in their background wch they didn't knowbout the sty of the fella at had gallstones and said he didn't ow anything about it and ty said he ha hiand hewas cut out. they do that charlie and they're incentivizedo find what' wrong with peop to chop them off thr rolls and ts rede eir risk and makmore money. >> chaie: well -- >> it's hard business. it's a hard-eed business involving the most sensitive part, precio part of people's lives. >> charlie: when wl we know what bill we're going to see? how long's this going to take? >> i don'tare how long it's going to take to do i yowant me tosay it will be soon, next week or two months. i want it to be right. i want real improment in alth care and this if

kps on track stiev about 500 million thanks to its acquisition of weyerhaeuser's packaging business. at the same time the balance sheet's getting a total face-lift. i.p. reduced debt by 1.9 billion. it now only has 700 million of loans coming due through 2012, putting the business in a much better place. this is a real turnaround story. and there has been a gigantic move off the bottom. but don't take it from me. let's hear it from the source. john faraci, international paper ceo. mr. faraci, welcome to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. good to be there. >> first i want to congratulate you on this remake in what's absolutely most difficult time to remake a company when the credit markets were done. tell us how you were able to really beat last year's numbers when the economy was stronger last year. what did you do to this company to make it seem you did better when most companies are doing far worse than they did because last year's so strong? >> i think it's a little early for congratulations. we got out in front of the curve, jim, on this. frankly, we didn't see the economy getting b

that will kp us cloudy with more showers overnight. as you are heading out to school tomorrow morning, might need the umbrella. light sprinkles, drizzle, a little on the chilly side near 60 degrees. after that, i think we begin to dry out. right now the weekend, especially saturday looks fine with a lot of sunshine. i think sunday, too. more rain coming next week. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >> the pilot of a plane involved in a deadly mid-air collision read back the wrong radio frequency. national transportation safety board says the air traffic controller gav the plane's pilot the frequency for newark airport. the pilot read back the wrong frequency. an air traffic controller tried to reach the pilot later but didn't get through. the single owe engine plane and a helicopter collided over the hudson river and nine people killed. >>> a man survived an awful crash at the heyward airport today. the twin engine plane hit the side of the building. the pilot was the only one on the plane. >>> the lottery in bulgaria is under review toni

deribes as a soft-collar ide if the price got morthan $28 per ton, that at that int, the government would kpome of the allonces in reserve and relee into the market to ensure the pce wouldn't go above th, and over time it's indexed to a little bit abe the rate oinflation to kind of bump it up a bit. >> brown: anothekey issue, of cour, is the so-called emission permi, right. how coanies are able to get them and use them >> right and in a lot of ways, e legislation hanot spelled out how it's goingo deal with some of this, andhis will be the eeling and dealing that theyl have in terms of not saying exactly how many different instries will get what percentage th'll get. but at it does ensure both that there will beome to ease e transition and there will a form of rebates for particularly energintensive dustries, trade-sensitive industri to try to, again, address the concns of law enforcements who are w+çb about th. >> lehrer: youust used the exprsion "wheeling and dealing." clearly everybodsees this as a starting point, particularlyn thsenate. >> theawmakers made that clear. both boxer and kerry

companies cut deals and adm cut a deal and then the european companies, they may mothers and the dominez kp falling and falling and falling. in the last four years it started off with adm paying $100 million you now have a half a billion dollars and the domino is knocking over somebody else. the interesting thing abo price-fixing if you are going to the kind of person the price fixes you are not going to say only in this product, we are not going to do it in our other products. what is interesting is you have different competitors and the product line so he if you are price-fixingroduct a and they neal yield, you can g and turn and named everybody you are doing illegal busins within product b hill has the same situation and so at this point there are se 30 grand juries looking into price fixing in the feed and fooadditives business. digging up an enormous amount of information. but the couple of other small, not small the things to conct e dots. ann bingaman had the wife of senator jeff bingaman of new mexico. what role does she play? >> guest: ann bingaman was the head of the antitrust inv

. >> guest: yes, the phrase arabs and kp some and pearl harbor it was similar, the japase couldn't ha done this, we must have done this to ourselves you are right, the rhetoric after 9/11 everything's

but does kp him busy. >> charlie: yoare a -- your collier brothers are more interesting than the realcoier brothers. >> should hope so. >> charlie:. >> charlie: re they nicer? >>ust as shakeeare to come upith richard the iii -- >> charlie: to make a comparison among writers. >> another writer, just a shes mere -- >> charl: another wrer whstole from real life. >> shakespeare' richard iii i mo interesting than the real richard iii. you know there's a society in england caed the richard the iii ciety. trying to reue his reputation from the remnts of shakesare's pla >> charlie: excellent. >>hat's right. that he wasn't a distorted serial murrer. he was a od, kind king who tried to help his peoe. that i their position. which is more interesting? that's probably the most popar play that shakespeare ever wrote. >> charlie: is it really? i would have thought "hamlet" would be. >>"richard the iii" is instructive the natureof theetf ople to be more than oer people. to have power. to exprs yourself without limit. it's very instructive py. and 's been very useful to people, over the centuries tt s

realize the world has come to an end many, many times before and t problem is the world after it ends kpsgog and you have to figure out how to live in it. >> rose: israel is real, an obsessive... you cho that word too? >> ielt like writing the bk was obsessive and i felt it was like a little bit of gonzo history of israel. >> rose: "on obsessive quest to understand the jewishation d its history." rich cohen, thank you. >> thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ptioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by mediaccess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

we kp an eye on things and we atta when necessary. and in whington, that's sort of being ledy joe biden. and thenhe counterinsurgency argument is we do everythi. we build up a stable goverent so tt there's no room at all r the taliban to come back i weuild the economy. we build bter governance. and on thicamp is, hillary clinton, general peteus, genel mcchrystal. and thproblem is nobody knows where obama is on that sperum. >> moyers: suppose he mmits to a long war. will the american people. do we have th kind of patience? >> i don't know anore because you see these pos come out and the majorityow don't think th war is worth fighting. i was thinkingbout it. 60ays ago, when general mcchrystal started the assessment, the political capital for this waras much, much higher. we hadn't had the healthare debatehe way it has. we hadt seen the kind of troop deaths that we h seen. and the political capil has diminished so quicy. at the minimum, neral mcchstal's arguing for a strategy to build uphe afghan forces to capacity that would costbout $3

cuando le comiso qenen áádesps no a amer@ tñcesitaçuokpntratoh@áádespa am r áádefamilirta amaátñ÷zñnti]kpr... >> es mejor que se quede cuidando su salud primero. estoy segura de que le va a sobrar el tiempo para ir a visitar a toda la gente colombiana.áádespierta americaá@ ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal, amigos? de nuevo muy buenos dÍas, colombia y estados unidos podrÍan publicar su acuerdo militar bilateral de lucha contra narcotrÁfico y el terrorismo que ha causado preocupaciÓn y tensión en esa regiÓn porque permitirÁ mayor presencia de tropas norteamericanaen esa zona. el embajador dijo que aunque no se permite divulgar los acuerdos de cooperaciÓn podrÍa hacerse si ambos gobiernos lo consideran conveniente. ademÁs agregÓ que no hay nada que esconder. bueno, del concierto llamado paz sin fronteras que el artista juanes brindÓ en la habana, cuba, sigue generando noticieros y ahora han salido a la luz de algunos problemas que tuvieron ahÍ juanes y algunos de sus colegas. mario andrÉs moreno nos tiene todos los detalles. >> nadie querÍa perderse el primer puesto al lado de la tarima, y cuando se abrieron l

( aplausos ) tju[reíykp >> ¡que viva centroamÉrica unida! >> claro que sÍ, caballeros.iscos. ella habrÍa provocado todo este escÁndalo para llamar la atenciÓn de los medios. mÁs adelante, les darÉ todos los detalles asÍ que no se muevan. spierta americah@tju[reóskph@dr ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >> un buenos dÍas, seÑores y seÑoras, quÉ placer saludarlos. hoy es martes 15 de septiembre del 2009 y estamos felices de que pasa en un dÍa mÁs junto a nosotros.erica >> ¡y querem felicitar a nuestros amigos centroamericanos que hoy celebran su independencia! les mandamos muchos besos. >> muchos besos,y por supuesto, lo que esperÁbamos todos, para presentarnos un desayuno tÍpico nos acompaÑa el chef norman garcÍa. >> ¿quÉ trajo, chef? >> tenemos un ejemplo de los cinco platillos tÍpicos que son sopas. vamos a empezar con guatemala. originalmente, estÁ hecho con gallina criolla pero es un poco difÍcil conseguir se pueda hacer con pavo como sustituciÓn. >> tiene picante. >> es para la resaca. >> le dicen levanta muertos. >> despuÉs pasamos

home building stocks are the best early performers after jpmorgan upgraded kp home from buy to knew tlal. the dow followed an upgrade to citi to a buy rating. that is cnbc.com news now, first in business worldwide. i'm mike huckman. >>> live in the heart of the capital of the world, lower manhattan. this is the second hour of "squawk on the street." good morning. i'm mark haines. stocks modestly higher. 30 on the dow. procter & gamble leading the dow 3%. stocks hitting new 52-week highs including the software and pepsi bottling. tech stocks also modestly higher. sandisk leading the way almost 5% on an upgrade from baml. erin is downstairs. erin? >> thank you, mark. mr. pisani, quadruple whipping. >> we had an exciting open at a quadruple witching. while the indices are not moving around much. don't kid yourself. you're winning by inch every single day. one or two down days the first two days of september and inching up, 9 out of 11 days. essentially a point away from a new high for the year on the s&p. let's not quibble. we're at new highs essentially. so, yeah, it may not look terribly

what teens need to kp forebe t what your kids need to know and some safety tips coming up. ♪ the art of getting dty. the art of getting clean. new powerfully formulated wisk®... is better on tough mud stains than tide total care. wisk®. powerfully clean. perfectly priced. how do you decide between crunchy and soft tacos? why don't we have both? old el paso. hard n soft tacos. true genius. mexican style. female announcer: from jennifer, while supplies last, this luxurious microfiber sofa and chair for just $399. our most dramatic offer ever: both pieces, just $399. while supplies last. from jennifer: you don't have to spend a lotto have good taste. >>> is it not a beautiful day? great start to the day today as you look out over virginia this morning. it is 8:14. the temperatures started out chilly. but bounced up into the lower 60s now? >> yes. >> yes. 62. >> and it looks like we're heading to a nice day. >> gets you going. a good way to start the day. >> and tony is here with the forecast and the cuteness factor of the day. >>> i have missed the cuteness factor. >> i

so, even though it's going to weaken it's going to just dumb kp incredible amounts of rain, you've got the mountainous terrain, so that's going to enhance the rainfall. we're concerned about flash flooding as well as the threat of mud slides so we have a while to go. i've got pictures i want to show you, too, go ahead and roll these. this came in from mexican television station and this is a reporter who just did a live shot moments ago. there you can see those bands just lashing him along with those winds. this is a very large and very powerful storm, some incredible pictures you can see coming in. we're going now to our cnn betty nguyen about 150 miles or so south of where the storm made landfall. cabo san lucas did feel impact. what kind of night did you have? what have you experienced? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you, it was a hurricane that wasn't here in cabo san lucas. when we first started watching hurricane jimena it looked like a category 4. it has weakened tremendously as you mentioned, making landfall right now as we speak 150 miles north of where i'm standing in cabo san

one for many years where he has the understanding how to deal with important information and how to kpthat pathway genomics has a strong scientific team, an onsite laboratory, and we have lower costs than our competitors.

so the factemains it's still not true if you like your insunce you're going to be able to kp it, at least for almost 100 million -- well, to be totally accurate, about 95 million americans. the president made another argument. he said i know that you republicans have been interested in medical malprtice reform, so i'm going to do something about that. this too was a -- i have to characterize it as a very disingenuous proposal. everybody knows that there is a huge amount of money that could be saved in health care delivery if we did something to reform this jackpot justice system that requires physicians to pay huge, in fact, to pay, by one estimate, 10 cents of every health care dollar spent for their premiums for malpractice insurance. another study demonstrated that over $100 billion a year is wasted in physicians and hospitals practicing defensive medicine the senate is not in order to protect -- medicine in order to protect themselves from these liability suits, malpractice suits we've been pushing for malpractice reform for years. what was the president's response? he's going to ask

you can't kp getting revenue from income tax. you have to tax consumer gds. it's aggressive, but you have to do it if you're going to maintain your revenue. but they are saying they won't touch it. increasing pension benefits, money for children for families with children. yes, it varies, but adding somewhere between $75 in entitlements to the japanese economy and lding many people to expect japan's debt to gdp will go up to 200%. which would be people in glass houses should not throw stones. 80% of the debt is held by the japanese, and much of our debt is held by china which we can do because of the dollar. but it is going to be a problem. it's not sustainable. it makes a lot of political sense. if you want to keep together a coalition that's devices on defense issues and you have to win an election, you can afford for one year to just throw cash at people and make big promises and beat up the bureaucracy. so it's good news clash bad news. the good news is don't create o much trouble. they have to look like they are competent. make people happy as much as yo

. >> hillary clinton scandals are a gifthat kps on giving. >> reporter: but because the movie was partlycorporate contributions, the government blocked it. that's because federal law bars corporations and unions from using their own money to run election ads that support or attack candidates. >> who is the real hillary clinton? >> reporter: and in the months leading up to the elections, the law also prevents corporations and unions from paying for ads that even mention candidates. >> people should let john mccain know. his agenda is not what we need. >> reporter: now the group behind hillary the movie is asking the u.s. supreme court to strike those laws down as a violation of free speech. >> the more information that the public has, the better decisions individual citizens will make when they go to the voting booth. >> reporter: but supporters of the law say opening the door to all that corporate money would drown out other voices and create opportunities for corruption. >> what they could spend, if they could use corporate treasury funds to urge the election or defeat of candidates, is