>>>lori: hicieron blanco a los senadores demócratas. es reunión con-w harry r.varios años y él está tratando si consigue el apoyo republicano y los 60 votos. >> a falta de "reforma migratoria" los estudiantes y un número creciente de organizaciones dice que se tiene que aprobar el proyecto. pero otros dicen que no hay que tirar la toalla y mejor continuar presionando para la "reforma migratoria" integral. la determinación de estos jóvenes se vio en otras ciudades como chicago en dónde alzaron sus voces. en washington en que todos hallan sido puestos en libertad no significa que hallan terminado sus problemass legales. >> los jóvenes tendrán que responder a los cargos de entrar ilegalmente a un edificio federal conducta no adecuada. >> en washington, lori montenegro, telemundo. >josé: el presidente obama convirtió en ley la mayor reforma financiera desde la gran depresión. esta legislación podrá poner fin por fin dijo a los problemas de waorld street. >> la casa blanca se disculpó con una funcionaria afroamericana del departamento de agricultura que habría sido o

lori montenegro nos tiene los detalles.a los pagos desempleo y bondad de algunos amigos. >>> háceme r meses estos beneficios para él y otros se agotaron y ex tenderlo para aquellos desempleados por más de 6 meses, ha estado estancada en el senado. esto hasta hoy, que con la ayuda de dos republicanos moderados y el nuevo senador demócrata de west virginia, se alcanzaron los 60 votos necesarios para poner fin a la maniobra para obstruir la medida. >>> el líder de los republicanos en el senado, dijo que ellos apoyan los beneficios del desempleo. algo que se oponen es que continúa aumentando el déficit. una vez el congreso lo apruebe y el presidente lo firme, los beneficios serían restaurados para 2 millones y medio de personas, que reciben cada semana un pago promedio, de 309 dólares. >>> pero que todavía, no se ha creado suficiente trabajo es muy necesario para el bienestar de su familia. poner comida en la mesa. mantener su hogar. >>>lori: de los 15 millones de personas que no tienen trabajo. la mitad lleva 2 años más, busca

vamos con lori montenegro, en washington. >>> gracias carlos, muy buenas tardes. como tú dijiste.tema migratorio, claramente se ha po politizado y el temor que sienten los inmigrantes no selim tan a indocumentados. francisca aventura es ciudadana estadounidense. dice sentir miedo ante la creciente ola anti inmigrante. a la gente la están deportando y sin motivo. y hay personas que tal vez pierden sus papeles y los deportan. . >>> este contratista asegura que el ambiente de hostilidad lo obliga a ser más cuidado a la hora de buscar más empleados. >>> y el problema de la inmigración ya pues, uno tiene miedo de emplear, y que no tengan permiso de trabajo. o residencia. >>> desde la ley sb 1070 de arizona página de internet. para identificar a personas, sin documentos. municipalidades como esta en illinois. aprobando medidas que declaran el inglés como el idioma oficial. y presuntos indocumentados en utah. demuestran los extremos que ha llegado el debate migratorio. >>> cuando la gente piensa que esto es aceptable que de cierta forma, el gobierno mismo tiene la misma opino quiere el m

lori montenegro nos amplia. >>> para el primer de agosto, llegaría la frontera con méxico, el primerde 1200 miembros de la guardia nacional en momentos de la violencia de la guerra contra el narcotráfico, asa asisten encontrabcontrabadista según el. >>> es sumamente importante, reconocer el papel de la guardia, las autoridades y los ventajas, y los envían a... y estaría noen normas. >>> el comandante de la guardia nacional, según soldados solo bus usaría la arma si necesita defenderse los soldados serían enviados a kle california, el mayor 524 arizona. gungs gobernadores de arizona, y varios senador, incluyendo a mccain, habían presionado la cacasa blanca para presionar la guardia nacional. presidente barack obama dio la orden el pasado mes de mayo. este a milito aro di >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional es la reforma migratoria, que refiere que mientras hay movimiento en la frontera, en el debate migratorio está en el... >>> la reforma migratoria que conforma el sistema migratorio alega es lo que va a quitar la presión de la frontera ... >>> la gobernadora de arizona le dio l

lori montenegro, telemundo. >>> bueno, precisamente mañana, en víspera de la posible entrada en vigores de odio. >>> los la gota fue ataque contra inmigrantes hispanos, isolda peguero nos tiene la historia j ángelles empezaron a patrulla aro las calles, y la policía de nueva york, intensifica la vigilancia, en respuesta a diez ataque, p presuntamente de odio racial que mantiene en vivo a los latinos del la área >>> porque esta nada más trabajando de noche. la última agresión, fue contra un trabajador mexicano, golpeado repetidomente con un bate mientras 2 hombres blanco, le gritaban insultos raciales. >>> hay que perseguir hasta la última consecuencias, raymond, comisionado de la policía de nueva york, anuncio que también se ah ah abra agentes encubiertos. patruyando la zona de ataque. >>> la uunidad de crímenes, investiga casos >>> el comisionado, dijo que está en contacto directo con el cónsul mexicano, en nueva york, y que juntos, están trabajando para desarrollar un plan que le ponga freno a la ola de ataque raciales mayormente en contra de mexicanos. en nueva york, isolda peguero

josé, vanessa. >>> lori, directamente de washington.méxico ha seguido de cerca el desarrollo de la sb 1070. aunque se habían preparado para lo peor, hoy también recibieron con alivio la decisión judicial. raúl torres nos acompaña en directo desde la capital mexicana con las reacciones. raúl buenas tardes. >>> que tal josé, vanessa y una de las reacciones más importantes ocurrió en la puerta de la embajada de estados unidos aquí en méxico, una verdadera explosión de alegría, manifestants que eran inmigrantes, e hijos de inmigrantes gritaron y lloraron asegura la noticia de hoy es un verdadero triunfo después de miedo e incertidumbre, aquí nos platicaron con lágrima que su padre regresó de arizona antes de que la ley lo convirtiera en un criminal. dijo que él intentará regresar a estados unidos. estuvo ahí arellano que es un símbolo para muchos inmigrantes dijo la lucha de los mexicanos indocumenta indocumentados debe seguir hasta que la ley sea eliminada. y la canciller patricia espinoza, hizo un reconocimiento a la jueza bolton, dijo qu

>>>lori: habrán nuevas reglas no solamente para los que piden préstamos si no para los que los a otorgan y ya ganaba una comisión por hacer eso y ahora está prohibido. >> las nuevas regulaciones incluyen a las compañías con envíos de remesas. en sus servicios y ahora será obligatorio >> para las demócratas la refor reforma financiera, sería la que estaría rescatada la que pondría en riesgo la economía. >josé: momento de la primera pausa desde la capital estadounidense pero al volver cambios en el gabinete presidencial republicano. dicen que es estrategia de campaña. >> argentina en vavanguardia. >> un descubrimiento marítimo en dónde estaban las torres ♪ ¿quieres mantener tu auto funcionando mejor, por más tiempo? autozone es donde encontrar la experiencia y refacciones... que necesitas para hacer un buen trabajo. porque hacerlo tú mismo no significa hacerlo solo. autozone. >> en méxico el presidente calderón aceptó la renuncia del secretario de gobernación puesto que se considera segundo en importancia ipod er y como nos dice raúl torres, krishcríticos mandatario nos dice que son con mi

in tucson, lori jane gliha.hoenix police officer also filed a suit challenging the law and calls the judge's decision a step in the right direction. abc 15's corey rangel spoke with one of the officers today. that officer says he's happy the judge stepped in and took action. >> reporter: the officer says he's relieved and overjoyed, and in his own words, says he's glad the judge saw the truth. officer david salgado filed one of seven lawsuits challenging senate bill 1070, saying it was unconstitutional. as a police officer he says he worries the law would lead to racial profiling, even though the bill had wording prohibiting that. now salgado says the judge's ruling has put most of his concerns at ease. >> now that we hear the judge was in favor of the federal government, and hopefully ours, that we'll stop this from -- as a police officer, that i will treat everybody equally. everybody, all ethnics. >> reporter: and the judge has not issued a ruling in salgado's case specifically, but his attorney says the ruli

lori johnson, cbn news. >> take more faith to believe ther is no god than to believe we have is a wonderful great god. that is our report for this week. thanks for (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel ♪ every creature in the world. (applause)

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. >> jill lorie hurst: a lot of men try to pick up women in this place.: though writer jill lorie hurst and producer wheeler knew the end was coming, accepting it was another matter. >> hurst: we find that we still have so many stories we would love to tell. >> wheeler: we have to say good- bye to the characters, and we have to say good-bye to the whole town. we have to say good-bye to each other. our working relationships are over. >> safer: that means not just the actors, but the production staff responsible for sorting out the thousands of details involved in doing an hour show, monday through friday, soldiering on through the last few episodes. >> you see the expiration date on that? >> safer: it's all coming to an end very soon. >> frank dicoupolos: it's sad. it is sad. the thing that i'm going to miss the most are the people. this is a family. this is my family away from my family. >> safer: as actor frank dicoupolos notes, it's a tight- knit group, onscreen and off. >> i called you a bitch on the last episode. >> but we're friends now. >> safer: di

lori wallace will show us how they are being taken to new heights. >> reporter: austin taylor was diagnosedh cerebral palsy when he was 2 years old. >> as i grew up i was told there would be places i couldn't go. when you are told you can't do something you just feel that much more -- the desire is that much more intense. >> you could say timing was everything for austin. two years ago his friend was on a backpacking trip through gautamala. he made a decision that would ultimately change austin's life. >> at some point while i was sitting up there enjoying the scene, people in wheelchairs couldn't hike here or see his group. >> reporter: their dreams collided. >> we went to yosemite. >> reporter: the two of them with volunteers and a $6000 wheelchair that a family in sacramento didn't need any more. >> to me it was no question. >> reporter: a 12-hour day. tiring and inspiring. >> helping carry the chair was just -- i can't wait to do it again. >> i'm overlooking half of the area. how much better can it get. >>> keeping the fight alive. the number of people who marched and money raised in th

researchers were able to photograph the horton plains slender loris, a wide-eyed animal threaten by deforestation >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,154 after gaining 56 points yesterday. the s&p added 6. the nasdaq went up 19. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 107 points, but in hong kong the hang seng went up 173. >>> hopeful investors gave markets a modest boost yesterday, but after the bell earnings from big blue could set a dismal tone for today. ibm beat profit forecasts with solid software sales last quarter, but thanks to slumping service contracts and a weak euro, the tech giant's revenue came up short. ibm fell 4% after hours. however, business is booming at halliburton after reporting an 83% profit surge, the oil company predicted high demand for land-based drilling will offset the current deepwater ban. >>> more fuel for the energy sector. china has efficiently surpassed the u.s. as the world's biggest energy user, a strong sign of continued growth for global energy demand. >>> investors

so my friend and i, lori gordon, we sued hastings, which included judge hastings, one of the great lawyers and judges at that time and oh, they were mad and oh, did they fight us, all the way up to the california supreme court. and we won. and became the first woman law student. now i hung up my shingles. throngs of clients did not come to my door and those who did had little or no money. i began to defend them and they didn't care that i was a woman. they just wanted someone who would fight for them and would win, which i did a lot of. but then there is also -- there were a few of those judges and prosecutors that were a different story when it came to being around women. i remember this one prosecutor in san francisco. >> she's a woman! she cannot be expected to reason. god almighty has decreed her limitations. but you can reason. and you must use your factor you mights of reason -- faculties of reason to find against this young woman. >> oh, my! i am that formidable, terrifying object known as women. while he is only a poor, helpless, defenseless man. and he wants you to take pity on hi

. >> reporter: this incident has definitely made hiking alone a no-no for lori robison. >> if i had been here alone, i probably would not have done the hike. >> now, extra park rangers have patrolled that area since thursday's attempted rape. so far, no one else has been attacked. >>> san francisco's iconic skyline will look a little different by the end of the day. the signature feature for the new eastern span of the bay bridge, a 525-foot tower is going up the first segment of the tower will be put in place early this afternoon. construction crews will slide in a 1,000-ton beam, just one of four 150-foot supports that will eventually connect to the foundation of the bridge. the new eastern span is scheduled to open by the end of 2013. >>> crossing the golden gate bridge may be the easy part. driving around san francisco may be a lot more difficult and expensive. a controversial plan to charge tolls on city streets is gaining momentum. traffic planners say something has to be done to ease bottle necks. nbc bay area's jean elle has a look at the plan that's being called to play and work

>> from a previous marriage. >> so what do you do to, i guess to kind of along the lines of what loriut one another? >> i've left e-mail "i love you honey" and we're literally in the next room, so he can find it. >> how about you guys? >> we have grandchildren and i'll e-mail a picture of the grandchild to him at work and he has pictures of them on his desk so we say hi or send a picture of them doing something cute. >> is it tough, do you guys find it, all three of you, tough to stay intimate and to make sure that each party gets the attention that you think each party deserves? >> i think it's a constant balance of trying to make sure we're happy as a couplend make sure our kids get enough attention and so it's always difficult, but we find time. >> before i let you guys go we have about 20 seconds left, just real quickly, what do you love about each other? what do you love about her most? >> i love her spirit. >> go ahead. >> i love her humor. >> real quick. >> i like having her in my life. >> there you go. can't get any more good as that. >>> for some your local news is next. for

once again through albany this is just before going date field westbound direction traffic on the loryhore through berkeley is very late rain now but is sluggish through richmond and albany trying to get past the scene of the problems that the good news now that it's cleared. net better news for caltrans they're reducing the delays down to 20 minutes on the northbound side as it turns so they did not lose three trains will they did lose them but they'll head to train's brake down it turns out the third train was pulled from service in order to fill a northbound holes so they really only had to trains with mechanical problems this morning they may be back on schedule completely soon but certainly by this afternoon commute. the toll plaza west bound ride first back up of the morning and this is the second wave of cars that head through after the price goes down at 10:00 from $6 to $4. check on whether here's christie's >> the same story over and over this past week in the week before cloud cover and fog and new story takes place with less expense of fog and warming so stay tuned. love lo

. >> lori nailer in tonight for heather holmes. >>> a bay areavictim was the victim -- 7-year-old girl was severely injured yesterday in oakland when a pitbull terrier bit her face at a home on 82nd avenue. the dog was taken away by animal control. while the girl survives the event, several pitbulls attacked and killed a 2-year- old boy just days earlier. animal control shares what's more behind the nature of the controversial breed. [ no audio ] [ indescernible ] >> ---- so we end up going to the classification of -- [ no audio ] >> we're having some problems with the story. we'll get to that a little later on. >>> meantime, fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of an apartment fire in san jose that left a child dead and half a dozen families homeless. ktvu's paul chambers is in san jose with the latest there. paul? >> reporter: ken, the loss of life of an 8-year-old child is affecting her family members and the people living in the apartment complex nearby and the fire crew who worked to save her life this morning, but were unsuccessful. we're told the young girl is fr

. >> lori thomas owns rose pistolo restaurant and provides insurance for many of her employees.she has put a surcharge on the menu to pay for added health-care costs. kevyn westly executive director of the restaurant association claims that fast increasing medical costs and coverage for part-time employees will boost restaurant spending far more than the city admits. >> the restaurant that used to spend 20,000 doing the right thing will be spending almost 440,000, which by the way is 24% of payroll which is triple what we are looking at at the national level so this is a real back breaker for small business. >> shoot is not sharing the burden for san francisco's uninsured. we're all for that we provided several different alternatives. my disappointment was that there seem to be a preagreeed upon solution and that was we will essentially tax the employers. >> the restaurant association would prefer a national or statewide health plan rather than a local one. mayor newsome who owns seven restaurants himself sales healthy san francisco has not cost any jobs and is badly needed. >>

she even rode 1,000 miles to daytona with her daughter lori. >> she's a pretty good writer but very cautiousyou? >> i'm more a little wilder, i think. i don't know. >> reporter: (laughing). struck rides a 2004 harley not modified for her in any special way. but a lot of younger riders are taking to a new generation of bikes geared specifically to women. >> you can see on this bike, i'm only five foot. i'm flat footed. now this bike i can lift off the stand with no hands because the center of gravity is now nice and low. >> reporter: kathy is the proprietor of daytona's motorcycles where you can get a custom bike built and painted in all sorts of designs. even adorned with krystals and sparkleees. >> we call this jewelry you can ride. >> reporter: she says the average female motorcycle rider these days is in her 40s. >> i always say that what happens is as women get older, our estrogen level drops, our test test goes up. so we say i can do that now. >> reporter: and all the women we met say, there's nothing like a ride with a pack of girl friends. >> okay, ladies, let's start our engines. let

. >>> here with us now for more on tomorrow's wedding, lori rhodes. good morning to you.le bit about president clinton. his most important job. >> i was at a cocktail party and i said how is the wedding going? he said this is the most important job of my wife. walki ining chelsea down the ai >> if you look at the family's dynamic, they have such prominent parents who rarely a day goes by they are not in the press in some way, shape or form. she has been shielded. now we cannot get enough of whatever is happening behind the scenes. >> rye. eating it all up. the parents, mother and father, clintons, seem to be taking it serio seriously. attacking it with the same vigor their political careers. hillary clinton signing mother of the bride. bill clinton losing weight. >> their whole lives have been about them. >> about them. >> right. if they had any mission whatsoever, i guess without it have to be the to make sure they -- maintain a discreet distance between themselves and what's really important there. >> well, but on the other hand, they have a really good relationship wit

republican line, lori. caller: i am a cafeteria food stuff worker and i appreciate everything that happens in the food-service industry. the i am first and foremost seeing what is being promoted to the children. the summer program is an excellent program. i do not work in the summer, but i know the government provides a lot of nutritional food. in our county, they provide a good, healthy, nutritional meal. we provide five different choices of vegetables and fruits, the sides and their meat choice. they are getting a choice of nutrition here. the school summer program is there for anyone who is in need, who signed up for it. also, it is more of a food supplement for someone who may not get food during the day. i believe it is important for that child to have a meal in the summer. guest: that is a a greatnote to end on. across the country and in congress there is a lot of support for these times of the efforts. bipartisan support across the committee's talking about how important these programs are to the nat

i am lori udall. and need my brother's here. -- i need my brothers here. theh and johnn whalers. >> we actually rewrote the words to this song to match our dad's life. if you know the melody, you can hum along. when dad died, we were awed by the outpouring of love and affection, and by the number of people who said, he was a friend of mine. >> to stewart udall, friendship was all. i want to a knowledge -- acknowledge a hero who is here, udall.t stewart udall'sstua great heroes, for living a life of quiet courage, and for standing up and saying no to a bad war. [applause] ♪ >> mmm... was a friend of mine. ♪ he was a friend of mine. ♪ so many will miss him and all the dreams he leftt+ behind. he was a friend of mine. ♪ he came out of the air. he came out of the air. ♪ he went back to the mother when spring was in its birth. he was a friend of mine. ♪ he fought for me and you. he fought for me and you. he fought for the rivers, the forests, and mountains too. he was a friend of mine. >> take it away. ♪ ♪ >> to give him a hand. [applause] he always loved the l

republican line, lori. caller: i am a cafeteria food stuff worker and i appreciate everything that happens in the food-service industry. the i am first and foremost seeing what is being promoted to the children. the summer program is an excellent program. i do not work in the summer, but i know the government provides a lot of nutritional food. in our county, they provide a good, healthy, nutritional meal. we provide five different choices of vegetables and fruits, the sides and their meat choice. they are getting a choice of nutrition here. the school summer program is there for anyone who is in need, who signed up for it. also, it is more of a food supplement for someone who may not get food during the day. i believe it is important for that child to have a meal in the summer. guest: that is a a greatnote to end on. across the country and in congress there is a lot of support for these times of the efforts. bipartisan support >> at the white house today, president obama is meeting with the israeli prime m

lori desde washington. tiene los detalles. . la corte hizo su su parte.uya y aprobar la reforma migratoria, dijo el grupo de congresista demócrata que señalaron que la sb 1070 de arizona, es una consecuencia de la inacción de los legisladores. >>> porque no puedes por un lado ganar en la corte, diciendo que yo soy el jefe de la película y por el otro lado no llevar a cabo tu responsabilidad >>> el congresista, destaco que más de cien legisladores, son eco auspicio yardes de proyecto de ley que presentó el año pasado. pero ninguno, es republicano. >>> y en la organización, que no apoyan la reforma, no consideren que la sb 1070 sea un incentivo para los congresistas republicanos >>> parece que esto no va a tener ninguno impacto en esto porque todavía se va a tener que llegar a una decisión sobre la constitucionalidad que esta medida en la corte. >>> hoy mismo el senador republicano, sorprendió a muchos al anunciar que consideraba presentar una enmienda sepa s >>> vamos a pelear, por el derecho de cualquier niño o niña nacido en estados unidos, que mantenga