luis nos dice quÉ soluciones estÁncontrando toyota. >> es otro duro golpe para el gigante automotriz,@univisionáánot univ-ultimah@Ú que la firma redoblarÁ sus esfuerzos, la semana prÓxima los dueÑos de toyota y de otros modelos hÍbridos univisionáánot fracciÓn de segundo en responder. la soluciÓn es sencilla de programar la computadora del vehÍculo. lo que puede ser mÁs difÍcil de reparar es la reputaciÓn de toyota. atraviesa la crisis mÁs grande de su historia. >> ¿va a qar toyota? probablemente no. ¿h@áánot univ sido debidamente identificos. luis desde california. >> la automotriz honda aÑadiÓ vehÍculos de los que deben ser revisados porque podrÍan tener bolsas de aire defectuosas, alcanza unos 37.000 vehÍculos honda. >> en bolivia estÁn comercializando la cocacoya que no es lo mismo. cuando regresemostjl[]kpáánot -ultimh@k >> este invierno no es obstÁculo para una muestra de arte sino todo loontrario, en minnesota se reunieron artistas para realizar sus esculturas de nieve comprimidas. los artistas trabajaron durante la semana pasada y hora la exposiciÓn estarÁ abierta al pÚblico.

el embajador luis de baca senalo hoy que mas de 12 millones de personas en el mundo son victimas de este.. un reciente caso de prominencia son los 10 estadounidenses arrestados en haiti por acusasciones de que intentaban sacar a docenas de ninos del pais de manera ilegal.. los detenidos sostienen que son miembros de una iglesia y que querian llevar a los menores a un sitio mas seguro... una singular campana destinada a ayudar a las victimas del terremoto en uuuhaitreunio mas de 3 mil pares de muletas y andadores..la campana organizada por voluntarios del hospital de la universidad john hopkins fue calificada como exitosa por la cantidad de muletas recaudas..estas seran enviadas a los necesitados a traves de miami, para su distribucion entre las personas que perdieron uno de sus miembros o que resultaros incapacitadas por el desastre.ea jornada... el censo recibe otro importante impulso esta vez es un importante actor que quiere que los jovenes se conviertan en los principales promotores por los beneficios que esenta hacerse contar. .fernando pizarro con los detalles... ....el poder d

but coach luis would have none of it. he left the field and having telephone conversation with my father. my father had never, ever left work in the middle of the day. but he did that day. he found someone to cover for him, and went outside with one purpose in his mind, to finding me. westpoint is small so it didn't take him long to walk up and down the streets and deliver the tongue lashing of my life. when he was finished i return to the football field, soar and jason, but also determined to never again be called a quitter. to never say die. from the i threw myself into every game i played, even when it hurt, even when it was dumbed down on the field at all, even though i hated football, but quit? never. my father make sure i got the message loud and clear. that's in them and the lesson i carry with me to this day. coach luis taught me to rise above all the obstacles, mental and physical, get thank its own in your path and to compete. and by competing to achieve more than you ever thought possible. that was another vita

la seÑora dijo que apoyaran a luis y a la hija. y se puso a llorar.spiral áádespic extraordinaria. y generÓ estas imÁgenes que fueron observadas por miles de personas. hay cientos de fotografÍas y muchos videos de esta extraordinaria espiral. >> parecen como cuando uno va a los parques de diversiÓn por la noche que ponen fuegos artificiales. h@áá@ negro en el centro. es extraordinario. habÍan dicho que la flota rusa habÍa hecho pruebas. sin embargo se h@tjiawódeterminÓ dÁ tardes que no spiertericaÍa sid simil. el secretario de defensa de noruega tambiÉn jo quetjiawóglnj es interesante tjobservar cÓmo hace una espiral y de repente cambia de direcciÓn. esto ocurriÓ en 1988 en china. >> ¿quiÉn tomÓ estas imÁgenes? >> en china no lo sabemos. en el otro los ciudadanos. tenemos jeroglÍficos con estas espirales. nunca hemos sabido de que se trata, quizÁs esto ha ocurrido en todos los tiempos. aparece hasta ahora como un misterio. >> cuando hacemos una comparaciÓn de los supuestos avistamientos, hay una similitud increÍble. >> y, en los campos de trigo de ing

[applause] >> prime minister jose luis rodriguez zapatero, thank you for those inspirational words.very much. everyday when i find those moments to pause and pray for the things i am thankful for the first prayer is for the men and women who serve us in harm's way around the world. i know they not only serve the united states but they serve peace, freedom and democracy of all nations around the world and it is my pleasure to introduce the leader of the united states military, the chairman of the jointure ships -- joint chiefs of staff, admiral michael mullen. [applause] >> good morning, secretary clinton and other distinguished heads of state and distinguished visitors, ladies and gentlemen. i am honored to be here and to have this opportunity. i have been asked to offer a prayer for world leaders. my wife informed me that one of the leaders i would be praying for was probably me, that was something i hadn't considered. i started taking this very seriously. i am also mindful that there is more than one higher power in the room today. no offense, mr vice-president. before i ask you t

a congresswoman named luis slaughter. to personally attack her but she is out there. >> why not? >> bill: i will set her up, ms. slaughter, yesterday at the health care summit. go. >> i even have one constituent, you will not believe this, and i know you won't, but it's true. her sister died. the before woman had no dentures. she wore her dead sister's teeth. , which of course, did not fit. do you ever believe that in america that that's where we would be? no we don't believe it. okay? there you go. now, this woman tries to get a bill through the house that would send cia people to jail if they use coerced interrogation. and there is no statue of limitations. it would go back to the revolutionary war. >> she is degrading terrorists. >> bill: you believe a dead person's dentures are degrading. send a woman to jail. this is how dumb this is. >> do you want to degrade terrorists? i do. >> the definition is putting a terrorist in stressful position or playing with insects. you can go to jail for that now agents will have to w

. >> others don't have the option of aviding the slick roads and dedicated police officer, luis romero will be behind the wheel tomorrow and saturday. niece hot looking forward to it. >> pretty much all night and we know the officers won't make it in. >> ashley bell and he said treacherous snow covered roads don't mix. >> i want to stay at home, not have to deal with by car, just dig it out in the spring and let the sun do it. >> and -- some people tell us they loaded up on groceries tonight and plan to be off the roads all weekend long, until mnd. the state highway administration has already doubled its budget for this year's snow removal. now that is double and we're not talking about this weekend. and the advantage now to back-to-back storms is what we could have this week, well, some of these roads here in montgomery county have salt on them. the crews will take whatever help they could get. life from the mobile news room in lockville. john gonzalez. >> and in addition to maryland's preparation state highway officials this virginia say they have 1800 trucks ready to roll in the & b

and the stim luis for monetary policies. to do it again. am i accurate in interpreting your comments without saying it was the best possible way to do it or the fact that it did contribute to what we err seeing in the activity. >> most agree that the stim luis has created. at this point going forward. should we say nothing further should be done that would have a stim la tiff çóçóaffect. do you think there is any realistic prospect of america falling on its debt in the foreseeable future? >> not unless congress decides not to pay. i don't anticipate any such problem or down grade. >> i agree with that. giving investment advice, if you are given good enough policies, buy them. i heard this morning we have many case $between children and adults walking out on the thin ice and they walk out day after day and get some comfort that nothing happens. but thin ice is dangerous. i schmidt that this type of budget path is dangerous and the deficits we are running are dangerous. i would ask you, i don't believe that our present budget

now two reader next scripture today we are honored to be joined by jose luis zapatero two is currentlyinister zapatero however is not just the leader of one very important country. he is also the current chairman of the european union and if that is in that nothing made a claim to fame as a prime minister with a cabinet where a majority of his cabinet members are women. [applause] i decided to add that. [applause] the prime minister has all sunmaid and a valuable contribution to interfaith dialogue and reconciliation in this country both as an individual and as an elected leader. his personal quest is spent to promote peaceful coexistence and tolerance among the religious faiths in his own country and throughout the world. please join me in welcoming the prime minister of spain, the chairman of the european union, is excellency jose luis zapatero. [applause] [applause] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: mr. president and members of congress, ladies and gentlemen thank you for inviting me to participate on behalf of my country and on behalf of spain i

my name is luis soriano and my classroom is not traditional. my study consists of books placed on saddles on top of my donkeys. it's not easy to valleys with the burning sun or too much rain. you sit on a donkey for five or eight hours, you get very tired. at the time a satisfaction to arrive to your destination. we go to places that are not on the map. where a child has to walk or ride a donkey up to 40 minutes to reach the closest school. when they learn how to read, the child discovers a new world, like i did. someone once said to me, you've educated a lot of people. you've ridden the donkeys like no one has. these children need it. of course they want to learn. that's what keeps motivating me to ride. >>> hi, this, i'm brooke anderson this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. here's what's coming up at the top of the hour. brand-new developments in the sanford divorce war caught on tape. the cheated wife in court today. >>> jessica simpson's brand-new beauty battle, her mission to prove that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. >>> what a we

luis moreno. he's the head of energy development at world bank now, 31 countries in latin america.e power generators, people have submitted power generators and just some amazing giving. >> larry: salute you both. quincy joan, lionel richie "we are the world." it will open the olympics friday night. all the prose when it goes on sale will go to help haiti. we mentioned celine dion is one of the singers. she'll be a guest right here monday night. before we go, "american idol"

my name is luis soriano. my classroom is not traditional. >> translator: consists of books placed on saddles on top of my donkeys. it's not easy to travel through this valleys. you sit on a donkey for five or eight hours. you get very tired. we go to places where a child has to work or ride a donkey for up to 40 minutes to reach the closest school. when they learn how to read the child discovers a new world like i did. these children need it. of course, they want to learn. that's what keeping motivating me to ride. >> larry: want to know what it's like to defuse bombs during wartime? we'll talk to "the hurt locker's" director, star and screenwriter. and to a man who has real life on the job experience. you don't want to miss this, next. i love winter. with my subaru forester and its all wheel drive, handling even the toughest conditions is just another day at the beach. subaru, the only manufacturer with 2010 iihs top safety picks for all models. that's why we created the tide "loads of hope" program, a free

luis, it's cute.made her hair slightly lighter and obviously put in a little bit of red. it looks beautiful on you with your beautiful eye s. >> look at the split screen. >> she is beautiful now on the outside as she is on the inside. enid put on the light lipstick, which made it all come togethe >> what do you think? >> tell us about the outfit, jill. >> they're going to a red event after this. it accentuates her waist, in honor of national wear red day for macy's. >> applause, ladies. >> congratulations. >> congratulations to both ladies. you look so pretty. >> beautiful. >>> still to come, melissa gilbert, remember her from "little house on the prairie"? >> yes. >> she's all grown up and plays the on the stage version of it. >>> the snow has started to fall in some areas, this is not far from dulles international airport where we're looking live. tom kiron will have the latest on when the heaviest will arrive. good morning, everyone, and welcome. despite this morning's cold, snowy forecast, people

. >> my name is luis and i just wanted to unite for coming to visit us. my hope is that we don't celebrate reagan's great leap, but we celebrate the heart of the man because it was that humble heart that shoveled manure, clean toilets and did not see himself as president of the united states. and we just won a huge election and we won it because our people, myself, saw and eric at democratic dirty, the reason why we have an arrogant democratic party is because we have an arrogant republican party. so i would love to see how that is going to change with our party. >> so it died. [laughter] but i believe it has. and you know, the nation of some folks of washington that the way i started to answer that question will be news because of those who don't want that change. there's some who would like to wallow in the mud of past accomplishments for what they believe our past accomplishments and what is oftentimes lost is the purpose of phrase before, the will of the people, but it is a real thing. anything that now expressed very, very loudly in three elections.

i'm going to go to luis, then -- >> to mike enszi. >> i'll go to tom harkin and back to dave.ot five speakers and i don't have a lot of time. go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you to all my colleagues. i am pretty succinct and timely. i won't take up a lot of time but sure do have to say some things. pre-existing condition absolutely has to go. it is cruel, capricious and done only to enhance the bottom line. >> as members of this summit go back and forth, arguing about who has taken more time, and the president apologized for taking too much time out of the democratic side, louise slotter, is speaking. mike pence joins us. you've been watching from the hill. it's the president's turf. they're in his court. eric cantor brought the senate bill, most remarkable exchange, i think, so far was between the combatants from the 2008 campaign, john mccain and barack obama. what's your impression? >> my impression is that, you know, this is a good government. it's bad tv. i mean, the reality is while we were promised a serious negotiation where the president a few weeks ago s

luis slaughter won by i saying one of her constituents had to wear her sister's dentures, okay, it goto bad with the healthcare system. >> bill: that's grizzly, isn't it. >> harry reid on the cleft palate. the whole thing was ridiculous. why that happened, bill, is because every time it did get to the substance and i'm speaking as an analyst here and not as a conservative. when he did get into the substance, the president and the democrats seemed to be very uncomfortable, right? they wanted to turn it back to the euphemisms of universal coverage and heartache that so many people feel when their lose their health insurance. >> bill: i think you agree that this was more about hearts and minds of the public than it was persuading anybody to do anything, you know, across the aisle. this is about reaching the american people and president obama's last stand to try to convince them to support him. and you use emotion in that kind of an argument. >> yeah, the problem is that they have been doing that for, um, nine months. that didn't work. okay? >> bill: this is a big stage today. >> yeah. it

. >> i worked with sports you will luis straight you became a family with the girls, the crew, the staffey are all very excited and supportive. it's a testament to how amazing the girls are that "sports illustrated" picks. >> not bad. the tar heels, you are a big basketball fan. they got duped tonight. would that make a rough season all the better if you can beat the dukeys. >> they had a rough go. it's a new team. i expected it to take a while to ease into one another. but at this point i thought they would be a little more fluid. they are not. if we can pull this off against duke i will be fine. we got the national championship last year. we can't get greedy as long as we beat duke. i will get updates on my phone. fingers crossed for the heels. >> everyone associates ashley judd as the big kentucky fans but north carolina is coming strong. >> i am more than willing to north carolina's ashley judd. >> nothing wrong with that. we will see what kind of season they have. how often do you get to d.c., very much. >> i was there -- i usually go about once a year. it's a four-hour train from n

we are encouraged congressman luis gutierez introduced a very good bill in the house of representativesit really is going to take much more leadership from the president who made a promise quite frankly to the latino community that hasn't been forgotten that he would make this issue a priority in his first year. >> host: let's take a call from louisiana. danny on the line for democrats. you were with janet murguia with the national council of la raza. colcord yes, ms. murguia, i see inconsistencies in your argument. for one thing, it seems the take away from them. if you do make all of these illegal is illegal, they are quneducated, cannot speak english, and all things being equal pay wise, they are going to choose the more educated american worker over them and what we are doing is in fact importing a whole class of welfare people in the end when qtup&. guest: obviously i disagree with that assertion. there is no question in our mind that therei] is enough data out >> guest: well, there is no question in our mind that there is enough data out there to support the fact that when we are

. >> i loved luis lauders story.rom new york who said she had heard from a constituent who was so -- had health bills up -- way up there, she was actually using her deceased sister's dentures to go to her funeral. >> uh-huh. >> i could have avoided that story. anyway, did you know being the vice president of the united states is easy? >> ok. we'll give you more of that dialogue when we come back. >> that's right. then lots of stimulus money wasted like $54 million for a napa valley wine train tour. why? we're going straight to the source. the executive director of the program will join us on this friday "fox & friends" so stick around, folks. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] all we ask is that you keep doing what you've always done. ♪ the lexus rx. never has a vehicle been designed to feel so natural. ♪ see your lexus dealer. inrease in 6 mths. pete, back it up! ( marker squeaking ) when business travel leaves you drained, re-charge withomfo suites. spacious rooms, free hi-speed internet, d free hot breakfast. comfort suites.

host: luis on the democrat line. caller: first of all, this goes to the union guy.ell you about somebody that worked in the mines since he was 16 years old and went to school and right now he is 79 years old, and he cannot get -- he went from six-foot tall to 5'4", and yet he cannot get [unintelligible] because your senators will not do anything to push a bill for anybody that worked in the mines for 25 years has done nothing for the coal miners. here's my second gripe. host: caller, what legislation are you talking about specifically? caller: years ago they tried to push the coal miners to push that automatically anybody that worked in the mines for 25 years would get black lung, which was false. host: and your second point. caller: i have two other very important points.Ñi i belong to the tea party, and when i have to hear that we do not welcome blacks, that is a lie. we pay $1 every time we have a meeting. and that goes to pay for the rent, the hall. we have a -- the point is, blacks are welcome. we have two black people there and they are welcome. host: we'll le

. >> my name is luis and i just want to thank you for coming to visit us.my hope is that we don't celebrate reagan's great deeds, but that we celebrate the heart of the man because it was that humble heart that chopped wood, shoveled manure, clean toilets and did not see himself as president of the united states. and we just won a huge election and we won it because our people, myself, saw an arrogate democratic party. but the reason why we have an arrogate democratic arty is because we have an arrogate republican party. so i would have to see how that is going to change with our party. >> selenite. [laughter] but i believe it has. and, you know, the nature of some folks in washington that the way i started to answer that question will be news because there are those who don't want that change. there are some who like to wallow in the muck of past accomplishments are what they believe our past accomplishments. and what is oftentimes lost is coming you've heard this phrase before, the will of the people. but it's a real name. and we've seen a now expressed v

i am going to luis and then mike and tom harkin and then go back to dave. i have five speakers and i don't have a lot of time. go ahead. >> thank you mr. president and thanks to my colleagues who are here. i am timely and will not take up a lot of time, but i have to say some things. the first is the preexisting conditions has to go. it is cruel and capricious and done only against the bottom line. this was not even anything we talked about 10 or 15 years ago, but i mentioned that all americans should be treated the same. let me give you a history. eight states have declared that domestic violence is a preexisting condition on the grounds i assume that if you have been unlucky enough to get yourself beaten up once, you might do it again. 48% is the higher cost for women to buy their own insurance. believe you me that is really a discrimination. in 1991 women were not included in the trials because we had hormones. it wasn't until we had a critical mass of women here that said this will not do for more than half the population of the united states who pay ta

i am going to luis and then mike and tom harkin and then go back to dave.have five speakers and i don't have a lot of time. go ahead. >> thank you mr. president and thanks to my colleagues who are here. i am timely and will not take up a lot of time, but i have to say some things. the first is the preexisting conditions has to go. it is cruel and capricious and done only against the bottom line. this was not even anything we talked about 10 or 15 years ago, but i mentioned that all americans should be treated the same. let me give you a history. eight states have declared that domestic violence is a preexisting condition on the grounds i assume that if you have been unlucky enough to get yourself beaten up once, you might do it again. 48% is the higher cost for women to buy their own insurance. believe you me that is really a discrimination. in 1991 women were not included in the trials because we had hormones. it wasn't until we had a critical mass of women here that said this will not do for more than half the population of the united states who pay taxes