en washington lori montenegro telemundo.na breve pausa pero rei regresamos imágenes impresionante, una de ves tar tormenta. >carmen: la mujer que fue atacada con ácido hace una declaración. hecho: la medicina en advil, es la más recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. más que las medicinas en tylenol... ...o aleve. la medicina en advil es... número uno recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. >carmen: una devastadora toro mena cau toen tormenta causó pánico en nueva york. >>>isolda: así quedó el techo de una casa donde vivía hace una mes una familia conside ecuatoriana >>> empezó el viento a soplar duro y tuvimos miedo por eso fui porque estaba entrando mucho agua adentro. y ahí fue que se vino todo ya. >>>isolda: la tormenta mató a una mujer de pennsylvania, donde las zonas más afectadas fueron queens, pro wlbrooklyn y staten island. imágenes como estas, se repiten en todas las zonas afectadas por la pbreve pero feroz tormentas árboles arranca arrancados de

los defensores del dream act no se dan por vencidos pese a la votación negativa, lori nos informa que ni para tomar impulso, es la actitud de los promotores del dream act, los tu distinestudiantes de fwus ka buscan na buscan más aliados para su causa >>> no nos preocupa nos duele un poco pero seguimos adelante. >>>lori: a su batalla se unió el el presidensecretario de educac porque muchos creen no tener un futuro porque son indocumentados. >>> dijo que para mantener a los estudiantes motivados deben ser que su arduo trabajo los llevará la ciudad. el líder de la mayoría harry reid dijo que habrá un voto sobre el dream act la pregunta es cuándo, muchos piensan fa después de las elecciones de noviembre. luego de la votación podría votar el acto del sueño. >>> un tema de muchísima implicaciones, y no hay que tratarlo en la seriedad de la cumplir las obligaciones de los senadores y diputados. >>>lori: algunos de los estudiantes acto vistas están pidiendo que sea presentado como un proyecto individual y no por una enmienda >>> cualquier acción es una buena opción han sido 9 años de una bata

pero como nos dice lori montenegro.talla pero no la guerra. >>> la frustración y el dolor fue evidente entre cientos de jóvenes alrededor del país incluyendo en phoenix arizona, al ver como en el senado, no lograron los 60 votos necesarios para aprobar la moción para el plan de gastos para el departamento de defensa y que se intenta incorporar el dream act. >>> somos personas buenas no hacemos nada malo solo pedimos aquí una oportunidad y nos la niegan y la niegan. y nos frustamos más cada vez. >>>lori: ningún solo republicano votó a favor, desde la semana pasada dijeron que lo bloquearían estamos en medio de 2 guerras y en el senado estamos siguiendo la agenda de los demócratas. muchos consideran el dream act como una amnistía. >>> quiere una maniobra política por qué no darle tiempo el próximo año y abarcar el tiempo necesario para debatir el tema. >>>lori: 3 demócratas votaron en contra de la moción incluyendo el líder de la mayoría. esto último fue una táctica parlamentaria para traer el proyecto al pleno en un futu

para hablarnos de esto y mucho mÁs, tenemos aquÍ a nuestra corresponsal lori montenegro lori, gusto ene. ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>saludos josÉ. un gusto estar aquÍ de nuevo contigo. >>vamos a hablar sobre el dream act, como un primer paso, quizÁs, hacia una reforma migratoria. ¿quÉ chance u oportunidad tiene? >>pues, ese es el gran reto, josÉ. desde hace meses ya se venÍa escuchando que algunos grupos u organizaciones, estaban pidiendo que a falta de una reforma migratoria, pues, que se diera lo que ellos llaman un down payment, un pago inicial; y que eso podrÍa ser el llamado dream act, que ayudarÍa a miles de estudiantes a legalizar su situaciÓn migratoria. igual que una reforma migratoria, vamos a ser realistas, josÉ, no estamos seguros de que hay los votos. realmente, yo siempre he dicho que cualquier medida de reforma migratoria necesita la colaboraciÓn de ambos partidos y en estos momentos algunos estÁn cuestionando por quÉ reid trae esto a colaciÓn en estos momentos. sabemos que Él estÁ enfrascado, Él personalmente, en

lori montenegro con el informe. los inmigrantes que están al margen en este país. sigue avanzando.así lo declaró el secretario de estado. que a su vez habló a favor del dream act. para que lo el 50% de los niños de nuestras minorías no acaban la escuela. y hay que invertir en la educación y hay que usarlo como una manera de... considerado un republicano moderado. >>> a considerar las posiciones que han adoptado >>> dijo cosas que necesitamos sean en este país. >>> incluso, realizan labores en su propia casa y apuntó, que hay que sacarlos de la oscuridad y tratarlos con respeto y d dignidad. y es una figura más importante en el país. lo que dice es importante. >>> se producen un día antes que el dream act enfrente su primera prueba de fuego. >>> los senadores van a decidir si el debate de plan de gastos del departamento de defensa proyecto que el líder de la mayoría. intentara incorporar como enmienda la propuesta. que seria una legalización a jóvenes indocumentados. con 2 años de universidad o el servicio militar. >>> son una fuente de energía y creatividad de innovación y realment

lori retired a few years ago. her husband, kenyan, has served 15 years and recently returned from afghanistan. it was during that last long separation that lori had an idea. >> it was one of those weird deployment days when nothing was seeming to go right. and i said, i wonder how many people are going through like what i'm going through. >> reporter: so she started an online community, the national association of military moms and spouses. >> there are over a million military spouses all across the nation. and we are all in the same fight. we speak the same language. these are groups that they have formed. >> reporter: the website offers support on finances, child care, even tips on how to get through a long-term deployment. adjusting to life in the middle east. >> in the middle east. >> reporter: connecting women worldwide. >> you want to know when you move somewhere, well, where are the safe schools? >> we're able to help each other and get each other through the good times and the not-so-good times. >> reporte

lori montenegro, telemundo. >> la gobernadora de arizona, jan brewer reconoció al decir que se habíande tránsito se negó a darle respiración y en rucio meter juicio a los policías que se resisten. >> dos semanas compartiendo con autoridades y familiares de mineros atrapados en chile, las experiencias de nuestra enviada especial. trabajos disponibles cuáles son las áreas de crecimiento laboral en el país. y tiendas que abusan de sus clientes y otras razones para revisar con mucho cuidado su ♪ [ locutor ] toma cartas en el asunto. autozone tiene los consejos y experiencia que necesitas para cualquier reparación. porque hacerlo tú mismo no significa hacerlo solo. autozone. porque[ locutora ]mismo nosapero ahora es una niña.a. y su mamá confía en flintstones gummies, un completo multivitamínico con colina que refuerza el sano funcionamiento del cerebro. porque cuando eres un niño flintstones, todo es possible. >josé: regresamos con el presidente mauricio f. un estatus permanente en estados unidos. para ellos se reunirá con kon gcongresistas en washin visitó el consulado en los Ángeles ant

but lori is just grateful to be alive. >> there's moments that, god, i can't imagine not having beenere for it. >> reporter: the 31-year-old mom has an incurable and rare disease. >> it is known as vanishing bone disease. and does exactly what it says. my bones basically vanished in my neck and my skull. >> reporter: lori's symptoms started in her teens but even on her wedding day she still looked healthy. after the bit of her daughter sky, the bones of her neck so deteriorated they snapped. she could no longer hold her head up. >> i had a trach. i couldn't talk. >> reporter: lori would have continued to go downhill if it wasn't for a surgeon that rebuilt her neck and spine. >> her short-term future, i'm cautiously optimistic. >> when she came out of the first surgery they give her two years to live and now it has beening ayears. >> long term it is hard to to say what's ahead for lori. usually it afcs the skull, neck, shoulder or pelvis. in some people doctors can stop the deterioration but the lost bone never comes back. >>> some migraine headaches maybe caused by a faulty gene. the

but lori harms is just grateful to be alive. >> there are moments that i think god, i can't imagine -- >> the 31-year-old mother has an incurable rare disease called gorm's stout's syndrome. >> otherwise known as vanishing bone disease. and that is exactly what it says. i mean my bones are basically vanishing in my neck and my skull. >> her symptoms started in her teens. but even on her wedding day, she still was healthy. after the birth of her daughter sky, the bones in her neck had deteriorate sod much, her -- deteriorated so much, her neck snapped. >> i had a trach put in. >> after being rushed to another hospital in los angeles, doctors basically gave up and were going to send lori home with a broken neck and a tracheotomy until a spinal surgeon at cedar sinai said he would take the case. >> had you not taken on the case, would she have deteriorated to the point of death? >> i think so. >> instead, the doctor rebuilt her spoeupb and neck. >> her short-term -- her spine and neck. >> her short-term future is cautiously optimistic. >> since most people with goreham-stout's only live

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long term it is hard to say what's ahead for lori.ometimes this vanishing bone disorder is localized. that it affects one area, the skull, neck, shoulder or pelvis. in some people doctors can stop the deterioration but the lost bone never comes back. thank you for joining us. 9 news now at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm lesli foster. we are on storm alert tonight. it tops the newscast. a day of much-needed rain could be followed by a night of more rain than needed. topper has more from the weather center. >> we are under a flash flood watch until 8:00 tomorrow morning. the heaviest rain is on the and 3:00 in the morning start with live doppler. you can access it on our website at wusa9.com. everything is generally light south of town. light activity in particular la plata and fredericksburg down 95 and leonardtown and southern maryland. heaviest activity is west and northwest of town. showed you at 5:00. the cell over

we'll hear from lori and craig about their decision.reated this room for her. >> reporter: after having their biological son, jonah, lori had seven miscarriages. her husband craig had been adopted, so adopting ellie seemed natural, but after taking her home, they quickly noticed the newborn's inability to bond. >> the cuddling and always wanting to be near and touching you and whatnot, ellie didn't want to have anything to do with that. >> she was just full of rage, this unimaginable rage for such a young child. >> reporter: after adopting ellie, lori became pregnant again. when she was 8 months along, a 2-year-old ellie's tantrum turned physically dangerous. >> she was giving me a tussle at the top of the stairs, and i was trying to redirect her away from the stairs, but she pulled me down the stairs. >> reporter: after younger sister talia was born, she became a frequent target of ellie's outbursts. >> she hit me for no reason or punched me. >> reporter: ellie's development was also very delayed. it took 39 different doctors to finall

. >> en washington, lori montenegro, telemundo. >> economistas dicen que estamos en un período de recuperaciónleados. el reporte del centro piu solamente el 38% están ganando más que antes, aún así, 8 de 10 están contentos y han tenido que cambiar de profesión. más adelante un californiano que se re inventó mezclando café con bikinis. solamente tiene que ir a telemundo.com/noticia. >> el huracán earl se debilita, pero se mantiene en huracán categoría 1 isolda p. está en new jersey y nos cuenta. >> con menos fuerza el huracán earl llegó a las costas de long island nueva york al dejar lluvias inundaciones y apagones en virginia y carolina del norte dónde pasó. >> como medida de precaución. la cruz roja se mantiene en alerta. >> hemos movilizado voluntarias. albergues estamos monitoreando la situación en toda la costa para en el momento que se necesite ayuda activar esos albergues, activar los voluntarios y tomar acción para ayudar a la gente >> aunque debilitado el fenómeno sigue siendo una amenaza para el área de new inglaterra. por lo que declaró en estado de emergencia a massachusetts para fa

. >> lori montenegro desde washington, dc muchísimas gracias y nos vamos a california un grupo de trabajadorasión sexual que fueron víctimas mientras estaban en el valle central de california. carlos bobotifoll habló con una de ellas. >> no habla del acoso sexual que sufrió en su trabajo limpiando oficinas. el suyo no es un inicio identid incidente aislado, en uno de los casos el caso de la igualdad de oportunidades en el empleo, una de las compañías de limpieza más grandes del país ble de barack obama un acuerdo de casi es 40 millones de dólares. comentarios con lenguaje ofensivos. solicitado de sexo por parte de compañeros de trabajo algunos le mostraban sus órganos sexuales. >> encontramos que habían 14 o co acoso d aco acosadores que eran empleados. >> teresa sánchez, recuerda cuando un supervisor la acercó a un baño >> me tocaron por atrás. sk >periodista: las mujeres cuentan que tuvieron experiencias horrible y la compañía no respondió a las continúas quejas de ellas. >> los abusos crecían que hasta el punto que fue violada. >> cuando me tumbó y me caigo en la besa y abusó de mi y no pue

>>>lori: el tema de la reforma migratoriaasomarse hoy en bacwashington.mentos en que la administración del presidente obama, planifica un cambio de directriz para reducir las deportaciones como delitos menores como una violación de tránsito. recientemente el drertsdirector inmigración y aduanas desestimó deportación na contra quienes no han hecho nada. >>> lo que obama está pidiendo que el gobierno dice vamos a parar esa deportación y esperar hasta que esa petición termine su transcurso. >>>periodista: el año pasado las deportaciones fueron cerca de 400 mil. la nueva directriz prohibía a policías de enviar a indocumenta indocumentados acentos de delitos por delitos menores. y así como también con los familiares de ciudadanos y miembros del ejército o aquellos que padezcan de una enfermedad que requiera de un trato especial. >>> no puede tener antecedentes criminales que son deportables y claro ahí eso abarca un mundo de convicciones muy amplias que incluye una posicico posesión menor de marihuana y asaltar el tren 2 veces. >>>periodista: en nueva york iso

by the way, this was lori johnson. this is our risk analysis and has done work to reconstruction especiallily in kobe and post katrina. >> thanks for joining us >> you are going to be coming to the caps meeting. >> i am on the advisory committee. >> most of san francisco of densely built and not very tall. >> what is the relationship of hazard between large buildings and the typical san francisco low rise? >> most large buildings are structural steel buildings and they do well in earthquakes. there's a class there were popular in the 50's and 60's, there's a lot of apartment buildings, about 10 or 15 story tall. they are the worst class to be in. those midrise buildings >> how many of those do you think there are? >> about 500 plus or minus 200. >> we have seen how they perform. for example, in mexico city. >> they look like stacks of pan cakes. they built row after row of these concrete buildings and mexico city is built around an island in the middle and a big lake and they filled it in, just like san francisco. the

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i want to start off with lori. lori packed a few of them into this one page.s, how cost effective are solar panels as a viable alternative to traditional electric and gas companies. how much would the average consumer save? are there group discounts? within that list of questions, what can can you tackle there? >> let's talk about the solar energy power. it depends on where you live. that's going to be the biggest thing, if you're in a very sunny, warm climate, you're likely to get a quicker pay back. when we tested solar panels for water heating, we had them on our roof for about a year, in the summer they were about 80% efficient. but that plummeted down to below 30% in the winter. solar panels -- >> that's a big loss. >> so solar panels are not particularly the quickest way to pay back and get energy. there are a lot of other things that you can do, because they're going to be very expensive. >> it's tough to hear this now. >> me too. solar panels are not going to be a panacea the way people describe them. >> right. >> but i'm surprised it drops down to 30.

i remember, as a manager, your seed lori from home runs hit by somebody else. we have lt. these are station investigations. mike in the corner over there, we had lieutenant dakota, and also people from our staff here. ellen is over in the corner. she helped out on flyers and office meetings. i cannot forget, we have the new wide range of the police advisory board. they do a great job. we have a good cross-section of business. i think it is very important. we are working on projects. we worked on emergency preparedness. over the years i have been here, if there is a man-made disaster or national disaster, people might miss the boat a little bit. we are working on a plan with the fire department. i want them to stand up. could you stand up and introduce yourself? >> [inaudible] >> i am marie richards. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> did i miss anybody? i cannot see behind the pole. we have mr. o'doule. he is french. we will start off on this powerpoint. basically, it is our mission. prevention, intervention, and enforcement. prevention is the k

louis marcotte and lori marcotte, a brother and sister. and took action that benefited the marcotte's. notably, not going to the federal government rejected this as the basis of a criminal charge, but the fifth circuit expressly ruled out relying on such acts on the state level as relevant to his position as a federal judge. the allegations in article ii were not part of the fifth circuit inquiry. the marcotte's didn't testify because those judges, as with passengers, treat pre-federal conduct as immaterial. to whether he abused his office as a federal judge. the house position on the bond allegations with the marcotte has continued to revolve as conflicting evidence has mounted in recent weeks. as you will see, roughly a week ago the house dated in its pretrial statement that, quote, the house does not allege that judge porteous set any particular bond too high or too low. so despite months discussing bond amounts and splitting bonds, the house is now conceding that judge porteous did not manipulate bond amounts to assist the marcotte. wh

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

. >> lori, lauren, and then ross, please. >> good afternoon, corey roebuck from cable car sights. we have the motorized cable cars that have been driving around here since 1959 here in support of this item. i've actually had the opportunity to take a segway tour from fisherman's wharf. i can speak to the professionalism of the staff that was there. in the 50-minute training i had, the safety, courtesy towards other vehicles and pedestrians, very thorough. had no hesitation whatsoever in actually going out on the streets of san francisco. in fact, we brought our entire ticketing staff back, because we had such a great time on our tour. and my wife reminds me that i've promised to take her out as well. our tours crossed paths on at least three different occasions, despite the fact that our dock captains make segues make speed bumps, we never had any safety concern or any hesitation about sharing the streets with them. i did want to speak as well about the professionism of brian and his staff. he's on a number of boards as great community leader and love the fact that this is an alte

as i mentioned, lorre thomas -- lori thomas is here. she's been here several hours in support of this. she's willing to wave and give her support unless you'd like to hear her speak directly on the item. president crowley: ok. you want to say anything? please take the mic, because we're not going to have any public comment on this. >> i'm here representing the golden gate restaurant association, and i'm here because kevin wesley who is our executive director is out of the country, and has been really involved working with karen and the team on this, and i just wanted to say that we're -- you know, it's been my experience that we're not always as involved from the start at being able to weigh in and work on things that come up in the city that affect our industry, and we really appreciate all the work that they've done and everything they've taken into effect from kevin's recommendation. i can just give you guys a second that -- we want to do what we can for grease. i would say my largest restaurant spends $3,000 a year on grease cleanin

contributors to america's national debt to find out whether people think the bailout was worth it lori hoffa missed as the resident in the streets of new york. it's been two years since mortgage finance giants fannie mae and freddie mac. received billions of dollars from the u.s. government they continue to report losses and receive funds how do you feel about taxpayer dollars continuing to support them this week let's talk about bad your white collar criminals. we shouldn't continue to give the money then probably no. no what do we do. we help each other it's hard to say if they've helped. because it's hard to tell whether. what the result would have been if we didn't do anything at all so i think in terms of my business i think that some of the bailouts have been very successful for maintaining business in the in the role of the system so the velocity of cash in the economy but i think in the long run wolf we'll find out we have to keep the housing market going i think there is such a giving the housing market going if we didn't support them anymore it would collapse you think either