the lula marxist, the lula leftist, the lula that acquires this language, is a later lula. the lula of sao bernardo do campo is the man that reinvented the unions in brazil that used to be controlled by the communist party. the communist party used to hate lula because he introduced the sort of us model of unions in brazil, saying that, you know, "i want results. i want cars. my members need to have a better life." >> hinojosa: so it was about increasing productivity, in a sense. >> increasing productivity, increasing benefits. real, concrete benefits for workers. >> hinojosa: and he was criticized from the left because he wasn't revolutionary enough. >> he was not revolutionary in the sense of an armed struggle. we had had some of that in brazil. he was criticized by the communists. but he was... some businessmen started to pay attention to him, because he wanted to negotiate. he wanted truly to sit down and take their concerns into consideration as long as they took into consideration the concerns of the workers. >> hinojosa: so there were many years there where again bra

and lula becoming president in a stable... economically stable brazil was very important. and lula having been a successful president is absolutely important for brazil, because for the first time-- and here i repeat what cardoso said as president, but based on what he's learned as a sociologist-- brazil is not an underdeveloped country. brazil is just an unjust country.

lula's right. she would know. her dad's a forest ranger. okay, well, thank you, anina and lula. willow and i are running a camp for young girls because we are so passionate about encouraging them to play competitive basketball. it also looks really good on all of our college applications. but it is mostly the passionate part. how lucky are you girls? you are being taught by our mvp, maddie "mad dog" rooney, who is going to southern california state university next year on a basketball scholarship. all: wow! thanks, willow. but no one has offered me a scholarship yet, so... well, they're gonna. 'cause she's, like, really good. yeah. scsu is my dream school. was living in la, and the coach let me play with the team. all: cool! i helped maddie make a highlight reel of our game footage to get her a scholarship to scsu. one day, she'll play in a national championship and i will propose to joey on a jumbotron! you can't say no on a jumbotron! right? hey, dr. p, wanna go to the park after lunch and see who can spit over the top of the backstop? a spitting contest? you picked the wrong

reporter the lula tree is on the : list of endangered species.e garden of dakito atestata, a respected clan leader. those who come to listen to him keep a respectful distance. the authority that he exercises plays an important role in helping to protect the forest. anyone who cuts down a tree without permission must pay with an ox. the lula tree is sacred to the people here and used in prayer rituals. cutting it down would be out of the question. >> our holy places have existed for many generations. they were chosen by our ancestors. we go there to pray for rain and for a good harvest. they are places where the gods listen to us. reporter: the core zone of the forest is specially protected. no one is allowed to clear trees here. still, some local people do cut down trees for firewood, to earn some extra income. there just isn't sufficient dead wood to cover the need for cooking. the menja minority were long despised, as they lived in the forest and ate monkey meat. they weren't allowed to have fields. so they cut down trees to make charcoal inste

anthony and lula have been married for 21 years. >> and they met in a bar in birmingham england afteranthony's show. he tells us it was love at first site. to learn more about suite lula's head to cbsphilly.com. >> indicate is here with a wonderful look at the forecast. you have been asking people a very timely question. >> i went on twitter and facebook and i wanted to know because i was thinking to myself if i can have this day for the rest of win just for one year, instead of winter weather, would i? would you? >> today i think i might have. i asked a few people. here's a few reactions start off with my friend jonathan, there's a place for weather like today. it's called california. i want frost advisories and evening flurries end just told me on twitter maybe my complaints haven't been heard. i want november weather but matthew remember berman no doubt i would take today especially after these last two winters. on facebook deborah wrote in today was beautiful but i would definitely miss the snow and cold i enjoy getting warm and cozy with hot chocolate. i can understand that. but

anthony and lula have been married for 21 years. >> and they met in a bar in birmingham england afterf anthony's show. he tells us it was love at first site. to learn more about suite lula's head to cbsphilly.com. >> indicate is here with a wonderful look at the forecast. you have been asking people a very timely question. >> i went on twitter and facebook and i wanted to know because i was thinking to myself if i can have this day for the rest of win just for one year, instead of winter weather, would i? would you? >> today i think i might have. i asked a few people. here's a few reactions start off with my friend jonathan, there's a place for weather like today. it's called california. i want frost advisories and evening flurries end just told me on twitter maybe my complaints haven't been heard. i want november weather but matthew remember berman no doubt i would take today especially after these last two winters. on facebook deborah wrote in today was beautiful but i would definitely miss the snow and cold i enjoy getting warm and cozy with hot chocolate. i can understand that. bu

. >> lula johnen and her 79-year-old husband james were both home when their house in ft. worth filled with smoke. she smashed her bedroom window to get out. then smashed another window to get her husband out. firefighters arrived minutes later and finished the rescue. >> at that age to move and react likecthe id and respond like she did, that's nobody but god. nobody but god at that age. >> my mom is a warrior. >> you. wonderful. james johnson did suffer some burns on his face and body. and does remain hospitalized. family members expect him to be okay. >>> a disi believed abled woman from new jersey is targets one of the most popular talk show hosts around for support. >> this is kathie. in new jersey. of mine to show you how desperately i need your help. >> kathie ford is an atlantic ciistyee 911 dispatcher. th video she posrvted to facebook has been viewed more than 25,000 times. she says she's been riding down in this 13-year-old wheelchair e is in desperate need for another one suffering from a progressive disease. >> most recently she put out a notice saying that if