>> now to lori. where is lori? >> hello. >> hi, okay. lori, how is it going? look amazing. >> thank you. >> amazing. who are you wearing? >> bodin. >> bodin. say it on air and they will send uh bunch of free stuff. >> they are british, so i don't know. >> they watch. greg used to be over there or something. some story. you have the herman cain commercial where the reality was more depressing than the bunny getting shot? >> yes, the reality is that people can't find jobs. they are losing their homes and everybody is crying over a shot bunny. >> that bunny actually had 300 babies he had to take care of. now the bunny's babies are -- >> more bunnies than me. >> the babies are growing up in a single parent house now. isn't that going to affect the economy? >> he was reaching for straws, desperate to make a point and we are laughing at it instead of taking a problem not seriously. >> what about santorum? you said santorum needs to spice up his life. explain. >> he was using foul language, and he was spicy. i covered these exit polls, and the one thing we find with

lori was named. cancer survivor talked about the firsthand consequences of using tobacco products. and mitt romney is coming to town. how people are preparing for the big visit. girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >> and now two and 11 news update. we told you about the 90-year- old westminster building being on the brink of shutting down. but since we air the story, the superintendent has recommended that the school system for over the money to fix the heating system. no word on whether charles carroll gets all the money needs to stay open. and in baltimore city -- will be built on what was months one of baltimore's sev

bishop william lori will become the 16th archbishop of baltimore. he has ties to maryland and washington d.c. and studied at mount st. mary's seminary and was ordained a priest in washington in 1977. he became bishop of bridgeport in 2001 or he restructured catholic schools. he replaces edwin o'brien. the bishop served on the u.s. conference of catholic bishops' committee on sexual abuse, helped draft the charter for the protection of young people, and serves on the committee concerned with the issues of pro-life and defense of marriage. he is an outspoken advocate for religious freedom and is chairman of the committee for religious liberty. he says he's grateful for the opportunity to serve here in baltimore. >> in the time had, i will be out visiting parishes and schools. working closely with members of the lady and those in consecrated life, our deakins, permanent and transitional, and i really look forward to working with everyone so that we might unite in bearing witness to christ and that we might join together in the spirit of loving service

kiedel and o'brien introduced lori. he has been part of the committee looking into that sexual abuse claims involving catholic region and help charter -- draft the charter for protection of young people. issues he will face include the recently passed in a marriage law and the expected referendum. >> the church has clearly and consistently talked about the importance of marriage as between one man and one moment for the good of society. >> consolidating churches is another matter. >> at the state dining, which is putting my big toe in the water this morning, i certainly have to look at this very carefully, listen to a lot of people, do a lot of studying and a lot of prayer. i understand it is an important process. >> lori says he is committed to getting back catholics that have drifted away from the church. >> it is a matter of listening, a matter of helping people to maybe take a second look at their church. >> barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news .ick > >> valerie and her daughter were paddling on circuit boards when somethin

legal expert lori andrews explains why and what we can do about it. and hear what a financial planner advises women to do now to avoid living in poverty later. i'm susan sikora and that's on bay area focus next. >>> welcome to bay area focus. i'm susan sikora. most of us think sharing a little bit of personal information on-line is fine. especially if a website promises to guard our privacy. be it from computers or smartphones personal information is routinely collected and sold to third parties. lori andrews is a law professor who taught at princeton and advised world governments including the united states about emerging technologies and yet she says even she had no idea until researching this book how few legal protections we have when we post information on-line or on social network like facebook. lori says, by the way, it makes no difference if you set your security settings to private. she makes the case in her book, i know who you are and i saw what you did. that's a scary title. welcome. good to have you here. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> i

lori in your book it builds to your soccer network constitution. a lot of questions i'd love to hear but why some private companies might dive into that but i think this is a great start of the conversation. so we're talking about the incredible important communication tools. maybe walk us through in your book why a sensible bill is toward a social network constitution maybe give us the highlights of what that means and we can get kashmir or jefferson in about what could be part of that important conversation. >> when we think about it, our constitutional rights and here we're sitting at the 225th anniversary of the u.s. constitution our rights against the government. other countries, though, their constitutional rights apply to corporations as well in many countries. why should private companies even care about this? i think these civil rights really are based on fundamental values we all share. initially, the founders of facebook said, oh, privacy, you're just going to get over that, the new generation isn't going to care about it. but the pew in

i have lori here from money.com. you have seen lori before.got something around her neck which is connected to this ipod through radio frequency and through blue tooth. watch what happens as lori moves. she can move around the room and this will follow her around the room. it's called swivel. you can put it on a tripod or table. let's say you're having a face time chat with somebody. it's a little creepy. it follows you everywhere you go. you can see it moving, right? >> so here we are outside of the austin convention center. this is the epicenter of south by southwest. inside, there are hundreds of vendors, start-up companies trying to create buzz about their new product. it is rainy day in austin. you need one of these. you have your phone. definitely no high heels here. let's go inside. sorry. this is how everyone here at the circus that is south by southwest walks. everybody is staring at their phones. i tell you, we want to show you one thing and we get turned off into something else. it is like information, interactive overload on all th

pope benedict xvi chose besh shop william lori to head one of the largest archdiocese in the country. brian? >> reporter: bishop william lori will replace cardinal edwin o'brien, an interesting time for the catholic church here in maryland. >> reporter: today he was introduced at the basilica downtown with a message of united spirit as the catholic church proclaimed the gospel for our times. >> i ask that the spirit, the holy spirit will inspire, unifoip and strengthen us all as we move forward. >> reporter: it's a faith that may be tested. maryland just passed same-sex marriage which is likely headed for a referendum in the fall. archbishop lori is the chairman of a new ad hoc committee and a strong supporter that marriage is between one man and one woman a belief he plans to spread as a possible vote looms. >> i will be teaching as a bishop but working with all of the other leaders as the referendum unfolds. >> reporter: the clawrp has also been a leading critic of the contraception mandate in the ocean healthcare law. he testified in front of congress defeating a measure, just a pa

. >>> lory, la felicito, al hacer esa pregunta hoy, al presidente, y también los hispanos saben que noncia al alguacil de maricopa, joe arpaio, el funcionario anti hispano, más famoso de estados unidos. >>> pero es una ofensa para el votante hispano. >>p>pero freddy por dos años, este presidente tenía una amplia mayoría en ambas cámaras, y no lo hizo, gastó su capital político en ambas cosas, la diferencia, es la retórica de este presidente. >>> no puedo definir la hoja del trabajo, del presidente, especialmente cuando sabemos dónde está su corazón y sus sentimientos sobre la comunidad latina. >>> no saben lo que agradezco a ambos, tomamos como 5 minutos de los 3 que tenemos, y muchas gracias por siempre hablar de estos temas tan importantes, además, tienen que vover a enfoque, pronto, ya regresamos ♪. ♪. >>> y ahora, para repasar los últimos números. >>> claro, josé, ohio siempre es un lugar importante, lo fue en la última batalla presidencial, ahora lo es en el supermartes, hasta el momento mitt romney, con un 38%, 37% para rick santorum, 15% para newt gingrich, y ron paul con un 7%,

. >>> pope benedict this week named bridgeport connecticut bishop william lori, the new archbishop of baltimore. lori has been one of the most prominent voices in the us bishops' opposition to president obama's policy on insurance coverage for contraception. the 60-year-old lori succeeds cardinal edwin o'brien, who was appointed to a vatican position. >>> now more on how the pope's trip this week could affect roman catholics in cuba. joining me are kim lawton, our managing editor, and patricia zapor, a staff writer with "catholic news service" who was recently in cuba. pope benedict this week named bridgeport, connecticut, bishop william lori the new archbishop of baltimore. persecution of religion in cuba, are the ordinary cubans wanting to have, able to worship again? are they wanting to be religious again? >> well, cubans want all sorts of freedom. religious freedom among them. atheism officially wept away in 1992 and since then the catholic church has been creating more space for itself in ways that are trying to reach out to more catholics, more of the general population of cuba.

he is bishop william lori. the 60-year-old former bishop of bridgeport, connecticut will take over from cardinal o'brien. lori took questions on the recent passage of the same-sex marriage law. and lori sent a message today of unified faith in these modern times. >> i ask that the spirit, the holy spirit will inspierks unify and strength -- inspire, union my and strengthen us all. >> he got his masters at mount st. mary's. the installation will be held may 16th. >>> abc2 news at learned that the board of directors at st. joseph's held a vote to decide who will be the next owner, the company that owns st. agnes or the university of maryland medical center. the vote has been sent off to denver. they can either accept the board's decision or pick another group. we're told we could hear more news within about a week. >>> from selling hospitals to selling our lnldmarks, how about this piece of history. how you like to buy this. here's roosevelt leftwich wearing his real estate jacket. >> reporter: the city is expect

i think the worst part is over like lori said. i think we have a problem coming forward because of so many foreclosures and inventory. what wayne is saying is correct. pockets of the country are doing fantastic . middle state and sand state . looks like they are suffering dramatically. part of the country is doing well. and on average. it looks like we are getting out of a economic down turn. it is another leg not necessarily down but treading water for the next couple of years. >> gloria, here is the banks. >> are the banks going to be willing to play? >> i think they will have to. there is a lot of bad mortgage debt on the book and talking about principle restruction. and so many people are under water . the improvements, but problem is still there. and talk about throwing out the kitchen sink. it is a huge liability. >> and all of the foreclosures in the market this year. wayne, real quick. >> it's not just the bank but the regulators and they are making it so difficult to make loans and that is the problem. >> thanks to all of

en washington lori montenegro telemundo. cu - anchor ---de regreso a la bahia...rativo que result en el decomiso de 750 libras de metanfetaminas en san jos, esta dando mucho de que hablar. ---las autoridades revelaron hoy que las drogas pertenecian a 2 importantes crteles del narcotrafico mexicano. ---mayra tostado nos tiene los detalles. 0:01 - 0:04 0:06 - 0:10 0:51 - 0:55 1:02 - 1:06 1:09 - 1:13 take pkg ---este apartamento en el sur de san jos est siendo investigado por la "dea".. sot raymundo mendoza - abogado "en esa casa encontramos las drogas methanphetamine, fue 750 libras y vale como 34 millones en la calle". la policia de palo alto lleg al lugar el jueves pasado en busca de una tableta ipad robada pero cuando entraron, descubrieron que el apartamento era utilizado como un laboratorio de drogas sinteticas.. "la ciudad de san josé es una ciudad donde vienen las drogas de méxico y aquí de san josé salen a otras partes de los estados unidos". la dea detuvo a estas tres personas, todas mexicanas, por presunto trafico de drogas, fabricacin de estupefacient es

. >> lori felt compelled to write >> i can't fully imagine the fear and the shock -- >> an open letter to kari bales, wife of staff sergeant robert bales, accused of the killing. >> when i thought of my own husband and children and how devastating it would be, i sat at my own dinner table with my mother, another military wife, and we cried for you tonight. >> lori wanted to console kari. >> that's what military spouses do, they rally around each other, especially in difficult times. >> military wives are the silent rank, strangers with much in common. separation from spouses, raising children alone, and fear of that knock on the door. lori volkman watched her husband deploy three times, like karolyn bales, she has two young children and also kept a blog. a deployment diary. after posting her letter to kari, a network of military wives rallied to support one of their own. >> the spouses are here for you. we have your back. there are many out here supporting her and praying for her and her family. >> volkman believes bales read them all. >> i received an e-mail from a friend of hers, a c

. >>> lory, mugtr por la pregunta que le hizo al presidente barack obama, pero los hispanos reconoenendo lo que rick santorum y mitt romney hicieron, donde tienen a joe arpaio, el funcionario público más anti hispano en estados unidos, y ellos diciendo públicamente que su forma de lidiar con los inmigrantes indocumentados es un ejemplo para ellos. >>>ppero por dos años este presidente tenía una amplia mayoría y no lo usó, cuando lo tuvo no lo hizo, la diferencia es la retórica del presidente es una cosa. >>> caballeros. >>> pero no se puede definir la hoja de trabajo del presidente basado en ese tema, principalmente. >>> no sabe lo que agradezco a ambos que hayan estado aquí los dos, tomamso como 5 minutos de los 3 que teníamso, muchas gracias por siempre hablar esto, con esto pausa y también tienen que volver a enfoque pronto, ya regresamos ♪. que volver a enfoque pronto, ya regresamos ♪. >>> un anuncio hecho por le presidente barack obama podría beneficiar a cerca de 3 millones de propitarios de viviendas, además ayudar a miembros de las fuerzas armadas, en cuanto a inmigración, es

. >> lori haas' daughter emily was shot in the massacre. she like collin survived her wounds. haas says she believes this verdict will have a big impact going forward. >> thrill be an -- there will be an awareness among colleges and universities, you know, what does a warning mean, what is it necessary and how to keep these colleges safe? >> while it was only two families part of this civil lawsuit, both lori haas who testified during the trial and collin goddard say it's a victory for all victims and their families. >> to a certain extent the families now can have something to make them feel better and can move on with their life now that it's been acknowledged that, you know, the school acted too slowly. >> the families are all one family. we have a common thread that no one else has. >> we spoke with lori haas via skype earlier tonight. a virginia tech spokesman says they are disappointed with the verdict and will review the case with the attorney general. school officials believed the first shootings were isolated and say they did their absolute best with the information a

i have lori here from money.com. you have seen lori before.ck which is connected to this ipod through radio frequency and through blue tooth. watch what happens as lori moves. she can move around the room and this will follow her around the room. it's called swivel. you can put it on a tripod or table. let's say you're having a face time chat with somebody. it's a little creepy. it follows you everywhere you go. you can see it moving, right? >> so here we are outside of the austin convention center. this is the epicenter of south by southwest. inside, there are hundreds of vendors, start-up companies trying to create buzz about their new product. it is rainy day in austin. you need one of these. you have your phone. definitely no high heels here. let's go inside. sorry. this is how everyone here at the circus that is south by southwest walks. everybody is staring at their phones. i tell you, we want to show you one thing and we get turned off into something else. it is like information, interactive overload on all these different hallways. the

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lori con los detalles. >>> no llevaba ni 24 horas en puerto rico, cuando rick santorum tocÓ un tema quetendrÍan que hablar inglÉs. >>> es una condiciÓn, hablar inglÉs es un requisito, es un requisito para otros estados y es requisito para ser parte de la uniÓn >>> inclusa se reporta que en un momento dijo que era una ley federal la skwal cual no existe >>> es ofensivo sÍ estÁ visitando la isla de puerto rico y hacer una campaÑa electoral y atacar el idioma que se habla en el paÍs. lo encuentro ridÍculo y creo que es una persona que no estÁ en contacto con realidades que esÁa en este paÍs. >>> la cultura de puerto rico que es muy importante que no se pierda esa cultura, y el lenguaje espaÑol >>> puerto rico es un estado libre asociado, sus habitantes son ciudadanos estadounidenses y aunque votan en las primarias, no tienen derecho a votar en las elecciones generales. durante aÑos los puertorriqueÑos han debatido sÍ mantener la actual relaciÓn con estados unidos, independizarse o convertirse en el estado nÚmero 51. >>> quisiera hablar sobre el tema idioma, es un grave error. mezclar la po

the new archbishop ill be william lori - who cooes from bridgeport, connecticut....ious cootriversies are heeting up. and he says he'll be involved in representing the church's values... on issues like same-sex marriage. that we are there, not only t - the church, but looking for all the ways in which we can serve the common good." good." "well i think as part of his calling, he has to. if he's going to be a good bishop... he needs to address archbishop william lori will officially take over hhs new duties may 16-th during a ceremony at the cathedral oo mary our queennmelinda roeder.... fox 45 news at 5:30. a dramatic demonstration against rush limbaugh by a women's grouu in missouri. missouri.the national organization for women held a "flush rrsh" protest toilet aper to the state s of - speaker'ssoffice.the group is pngry that he ominated rush limbaugh to the "hall of famous missourians." hey say limbaugh is anti-women and doesn't ddserve the honor. &pplacing statues of rush along side mark twain, walttdisney and harry truman... we ddn't think rush is quite there. 3

. >> reporter: six-year-old lori anne madison headed to the national spelling bee. and here's why.to her spell this. >> antidisestablishmentarianism. a-n-t-i- >> reporter: it would just take 17 seconds. the homeschooled 6-year-old from virginia shows us. even she was impressed. as she then sat through an eternally long, exhausting, 30-minute "world news" interview. and don't let those tiny pink cats on her socks fool you. she prefers dragons to dolls. >> i like to read every single bit of fantasy. mythology and dragons in it and battles. >> reporter: she chooses words over what to wear. >> i like pants and a shirt. dresses tickle me. and i've held a grudge against them since i told my mom they tickle me. and i don't wanna wear them. >> reporter: her passion for spelling began when she was just 3. look at her right there competing against kids and microphones that towered over her. she got there with the help of her romanian-born mother, a college professor. and lori anne told us of her simple formula for how to spell. >> don't take it that seriously because if you do, you're going

and lori anne told us of her simple formula for how to spell. >> don't take it that seriously. if you do, you're going to overwork and rush and misspell a word. >> reporter: and her dream for the future. >> i wanna be an astrobiologist. >> reporter: a what? >> an astrobiologist. i was split between astronomy and biology. and i put them together. and it's a real word. and i decided, hey, why not do this because it's both of them? >> reporter: of course she would know that's a word. with the spelling bee approaching, a humble goal. >> i hope i'm going to get into the semifinals. and i'm really hoping for a decent, nice, big-sized trophy. >> reporter: and listen to what our producer asked her. asking her if she had her own philosophy. >> do you know what the word philosophy means? >> i know what it means, i know what it means. you're never too young to do things. you're never too young to do things. and i can do it. >> i can do it. so, we choose lori anne matson, 1 of 200 contestants at the scrip's national spelling bee. >>> i hope to see you back here later this weekend. for dian

i got lori from money.com. you've probably seen lori before.through radio frequency and through bluetooth. watch what happens here as lori moves. let's say she's chatting with somebody by video. she can move around the room and this will follow her around the room. you can put it on a table, so let's say you're having a facetime chat with somebody. >> it swivels with you. >> it's a little creepy. it follows everything you're doing. >> lori looks a little afraid. >> reporter: i told her that. i said, lori, look like you're having fun. she definitely looks frightened. she definitely looks a little bit frightened, but lori is here finding the best apps in the place, so the two of us conjured this one up. >> let's back up, because i'm assuming you guys are standing in the cnn grille, and explain to people who don't know, what is south by southwest? >> reporter: south by southwest started as a live music festival, then they added a film component, so it's kind of a place where films are unveiled, then they added this interactive digital component. s

lori. >> the outgoing administrator introduced lori. he studied at mount st. mary's seminary and was ordained a priest in 1977. he was part of the committee looking into the sexual abuse crisis involving catholic priests and a draft a charter protecting children and young people. he is interested in the expected referendum on the recently- passed a marriage a la. >> the church has consistently defined marriage as between one man and one woman for the good of society. at the stage i am in, which is putting my big toe in the water this morning, i have to look at this carefully. we have to do a lot of studying and a lot of prayer. i understand it is an important process. >> and he says he is committed to getting back catholics who drifted away from the church. >> it is a matter of listening. is a matter of helping people to take a second look at their church. installation as the 16th archbishop of baltimore is set for may 16. >> thank you. our coverage continues online. find out why he is no stranger to maryland. we posted his biography. it is at wbaltv.com and o

lori montenegro, washington dc "pero los economistas advierten que el ritmo tendria que ser mas aceleradoque al paso que va ahora tomaria mas de 4 anos para que las cifras del desempleo regrese a los niveles previo a la recesion.. cu ---nos vamos a la primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48... pero al regresar... take vo ---ya esta todo listo para las elecciones municipales y cu ---nos vamos a la primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48... pero al regresar... take vo ---ya esta todo listo para las elecciones municipales y legislativas en el salvador... take vo ---y recuerde que este fin de semana, usted dormir una hora menos... ya volvemos. segment ends anchor --miles de personas --miles de personas llegaron hoy hasta el capitolio en alabama, para conmemorar una histrica marcha por los derechos civiles. --vanessa hauc nos cuenta que... esta vez, muchos inmigrantes hispanos dejaron or su voz en esa manifestacin. take pkg take pkg cu --todo est quedando listo para las elecciones en el salvador. take vo --por lo pronto, la ley "seca" entr ya en vigor este viernes y finalizar el lunes despus d

. >> lory montenegro estuvo ahÍ. >> es el idioma que hablan mÁs de 50 millones de residentes en estadosiodistas preguntaron. >> ¿quÉ mÁs puede hacer estados unidos?. >> y se les respondiÓ en el idioma de cervantes. >> lo que estamos intentando hacer comunicarnos con el mundo y la polÍtica exterior de estados unidos, y obviamente, hay gran interÉs. >> un reconocimiento dicen algunos de la importancia de los latinos en este paÍs. >> bueno estamos evolucionando, estamos creciendo. que la importancia se sigue sintiendo mÁs y mas. >> pero agregÓ que podrÍan haber crÍticas teniendo en cuenta que el inglÉs es el idioma oficial de la naciÓn. >> el sub secretario interino respondiÓ a preguntas sobre cuba, la prÓxima visita del papa y la exclusiÓn de la habana en la cumbre de las amÉricas, que se celo brarÁ en en abril. >> crÍtica que rechazÓ. >> se discutiÓ y se decidio en la cumbre en que beck en el 2001 que los paÍses elegidos democrÁticamente tienen derecho a participar. >> se bordÓ el tema que argentina fue incluida en lista de paÍses de preocupaciÓn por el lavado de dinero. >> y tambiÉn se

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right now, i'm joined by lori marken from patterson. she's waiting for her son. she has her granddaughter here waiting for her dad to come to her. >> i'm very proud of my son. he's chase stewart. he's been in south america and i'm excited to see him. it's been a long time. his baby girl is excited to see him as well. >> is this the first time you're coming in to greet your son? >> no, it's the second. >> reporter: is it the same every time? does it get more exciting? >> the last time it was raining. we were all couped up. this is much more exciting. it's a beautiful day. we're anxious to see him and welcome him home. >> reporter: thank you, lori. go greet your son. we're happy to have you here. now the 1665-person crew on the cutter was in the waters off of central and south america. costa rica, panama, columbia, those were some of the targets. they intercepted nine vessels, seized more than a ton of cocaine, 1300 pounds of marijuana. detained 15 suspected smugglers. family members coming from new york, seattle. they drove down. this base handles the tactical por

you never know, lori.iterally, paul, and for all of you on the flight, thank god everything worked out well. thank you for what you did, paul. lori, we miss you. it's good to see you. thank you for being back on the program. >> it's great to be here. good not to think about the alternative right now. thanks, sean. >> sean: good point. >> thank you for having me. thank you. >> sean: thank you. let not your heart be troubled. when we come barks we will have more video of kids in miami, going into a store and -- well, we will show you what unfolds next. our great, great, great american panel on your way. having an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation puts you at 5 times greater risk of stroke. don't wait. go to afibstroke.com for a free discussion guide to help you talk to your doctor about reducing your risk. that's afibstroke.com. demand media expands on the big board. >> sean: tonight on our great, great american panel, steven crowder is back, a republican congressional candidate from arizona, je

. >> lory montenegro desde washington dc tiene todos los detalles. >> son buenas noticias para trabajadoresortaleciendo dijo obama en virginia mientras visitaba una planta automotriz. >> la manufactura estÁ entre los sectores ahallo mando la salud. >> en oficinas, el Índice nacional de desempleo se mantuvo en 8. 3%. >> el nivel mÁs bajo de los Últimos 3 aÑos. >> entre los latinos aumentÓ levemente a 10. 7%, pero en esa cifra explicÓ la secreto raria trabajo hay mÁs noticias. >> porque mÁs latinos estan buscando trabajo, tienen mÁs confianza a encontrar trabajos. >> esa confianza fue lo que impulsÓ a enrique vÉlez queso tiene estuvo dos aÑos sin trabajar a arriesgarse y vender los sabores portorriqueÑos desde este camiÓn en el centro de la capital. >> ya estamos planeando el segundo camiÓn para construir en el verano para tenerlo listo para el otoÑo, si dios quiere. >> mejores tiempos sirve de tiempo a esta joven que espera que mÁs trabajos significo en mejores salarios. >> es sÚper difÍcil conseguir un trabajo cuando te gra dwas de la universidad que te dÉ lo suficiente para vivir bien. >>

anti indocumentados del senador republicano de la florida marcos rubio pero a la vez como nos dice lorios sorprendidos. >>> el bloque de mÁs de 20 legisladores hispanos demÓcratas podrÍa tener un encuentro cara a cara muy pronto con el senador republicano marco rubio en esta carta obtÉn ida por el noticiero le hacen en vipt ciÓn para hablar de inmigraciÓn y en especÍfico como ayudar a jÓvenes indocumentados. >>> marco rubio tiene una gran oportunidad de estrechar unos las con la comunidad hispana porque Él puede hablar en espaÑol. >>> la oficina de rubio considerado una estrella del partido republicano confirmÓ que estÁn conversando sobre fechas para el encuentro, un encuentro que dice este analista es un paso importante. >>> es una mano que le estÁn extendiendo para que el senador converse con ellos le cuente la posiciÓn. >>> y el seno normalidad cree que el gobierno debe deportar a quienes describe son jÓvenes talentoso pero no apoya la forma que estÁ redictoado el actual proyecto del "dream act." >>> pero los soÑadores son menos diplomÁtico es que los legisladores, hoy tuvieron un dÍ

i want you to meet lorie linear. she leaves in greensboro, north carolina. this is her here driving. she showed our producer lauren conway around town this week. this is near bensalem. she drove us to her neighborhood to one particular house where she was friendly with the owner. it's a normal house in a normal neighborhood. not far from the big university in town. lorrie lynnier works in real estate in this neighborhood and she says they are going through a new round of foreclosures. there's been a couple of suicides in families that have lost their homes. the house is boarded up being abandoned takes a toll on a house. on the door there's a sign to tell you to call the bank if you have any questions. >> if this property is not vacant call your mortgage servicer immediately. here we have a date, 2/19. >> so they were just here. >> yeah, this is new to me. please call wells fargo. >> the owner of that particular house ended up in the newspapers last month after he got into a 15-hour standoff with police. he was a chiropractor and was a regular guy. and now y

lori andrews and markham erickson. thank you both very much. >> suarez: next, a big battle in california over the future of high-speed rail and whether a huge project now underway will ever be worth the cost. "newshour" correspondent spencer michels reports. the story was produced in association with kqed and the documentary "train wars." >> reporter: this is what the future will look like, if california governor jerry brown has his way: bullet trains speeding at 220 miles an hour between los angeles, san francisco, san jose, san diego and sacramento. the san francisco-l.a. trip will take two and a half hours, which compared to an hour's flight, plus airport time, or a five or six hour drive. using this animation, the boosters of high speed rail have touted their vision of fast trains for years, and convinced voters to okay the 800 mile-long system, a plan which is still on the books. supporters argue that fast trains will help unclog crowded highways, will reduce air pollution and cut transportation costs, while creat

lori has done a lot of research on cobay and also on new orleans. i just want to know, if there's anything specific you have that could add to this discussion. you don't have to. i know i'm putting you on the spot. given the opportunity. all right. [laughter] ok. >> good morning. this question is a two-part question. probably would be best directed to barbara. one of the things is, as being an administrator of a church in the bay area, a vulnerable community, being part of the inner faith council, have you contacted or have m.o.u.'s with any other churches in which you could have health departments set up in there with emergency medical supplies or anything in case of an earthquake in the area so that we would already be a part of the city's plan? and my next question is, we are on third street here in the city and third street is one of the only corridors that you could leave the city without going over a bridge or overpass. to my understanding, third street is not one of the emergency corridors. instead, on a peninsula, in having a street like tha

we spoke by phone a few minutes with lori haas. she testified in that trial. her daughter emily was shot twice in the shooting, and show had this reaction to today's verdict. jot reality is the governor's report found that they should have issued a warning earlier. the department of education has ruled that they should have issued a warning earlier. and now a jury, you know, a person from montgomery county who may, in some people's mind, have been perceived as being nice towards the university, has found that they were guilty for not issuing the warning earlier. >> lori said she's elated by the verdict. virginia tech released a statement saying, quote, we are disappointed with today's decision and stand by our long- held position that the administration and law enforcement at virginia tech did their absolute best with the information available at the time. new, the state of virginia has foiled a motion to reduce the $4 million awayed to the families. state law requires that such awards be capped at $100,000. brian. >>> a new choice in the georgetown murder of