manuel, no entiendo.da. pati, mira. o cambias las escenas o cancelamos la producción. iasí es! ilisto! cuando quieran, nos vamos. yo necesito cambiar dinero. yo también. bueno, sobrino, ¿qué te pareces si nos tomamos un café? vamos. las esperamos en la cafetería. bien. quisiera cambiar unos dólares, por favor. ¿cómo no? ¿cuántos? ¿a cuánto está el dólar? a dos mil novecientos pesos. bueno. quiero cambiar cien dólares entonces. muy bien. quisiera cambiar unos dólares, por favor. ¿cómo no? ¿a cuánto está el dólar? a dos mil novecientos pesos. aquí tiene su recibo, señorita. gracias. ¿sabes si roberto tiene dinero? sí. también cambié para él. yo también quisiera cambiar unos dólares. ¿cómo no? ¿cuántos? mmm... unos... doscientos. muy bien. pues, ¿qué piensas de roberto? es muy simpático. me cae muy bien. hablamos un poco anoche pero me gustaría hablar más con él a solas. tome, señorita. quinientos ochenta mil pesos, y su recibo. necesito comprar sellos. angela, aquí no se dice "sellos". se dice "timbres". yo

manuel obrador acorta distancia, un sondeo coloca al candidato solo 4 puntos de enrique peÑa 1 nieto.y padres de miramomontes podrÁn solicit solicit solicitar. >>> y le declaran la guerra a bebidas azucaradas en nueva york. univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> buenas noches. y se salvo edwards, un jurado dijo que no ira a la cÁrcel, edwards dijo que hizo algo inmoral mientras su esposa se ni o univisionunivision@@noticierÍo nada ilegal. y en al menos un cargo el jurado >>>@@ descieroÉsisionunivision@ culpablee sin embargo, no se pudo llegar a un acuerdo de los otros 5 cargos. a edwards lo acusaron de orquestar un plannoticiero univ pÚblico lo ney el hecho que le vez fuera infiel causÓ la indignaciÓn de muchos. >>> yo soy el responsable, no tengo que mirar mÁs alla del eespejo. el ser declarado culpable edwars hubiera enfrentado una pena mÁxima de 30 aÑos de carcel. >>> bueno, y como se decÍa, dijo que noiono nada ilegal, y reconociÓ que hizo muchas cusas malas, cuando el juez leyo el veredicto quedÓ desorientado, y cuando escuchÓ que los cargos estaban fuera abrazÓ a s

i'm manuel gallegus. we begin with politics and president obama's efforts to energize his pre-core voting blocks, women, young people, and gays and lesbians. at a fund-raiser here in new york yesterday hosted by musician ricky martin, the president defended his controversial decision to support same-sex marriage. >> i want everybody treated fairly in this country. we have never gone wrong when we expanded rights and responsibilities to everybody. that doesn't weaken families. that strengthens families. it's the right thing to do. >> so far the president's support of same-sex marriage does not appear to be helping him in the polls. according to a new cbs news/new york times poll says 58% say it has no effect on their vote, while 25% say they are less likely to vote for him. and republican mitt romney now has a three-point lead over the president in the race for the white house. >>> in colorado republicans defeated a civil unions bill. governor john hickenlooper called a special session yesterday hoping to

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, manuel.re are 200 pages of documents, photographs, audio recording and some video. some of the evidence does confirm george zimmerman's story, but crucial evidence ended up proving inconclusive. it's february 26th and trayvon martin has about 20 minutes to live. this convenient store surveillance video shows martin buying candy and iced tea just before his fatal confrontation with george zimmerman. >> there's a black guy down. it looks like he's shot and dead. >> reporter: investigates found no evidence martin was involved in any criminal activity as he walked to the home of his father's fiancee. crime scene photos show a bullet casing in the grass and one of zimmerman's gun and holster. no one saw the deadly shot but one unidentified witness said he saw martin beating martin. >> the good in the top on the black hoodie he was throwing down blows mma style. >> like a ground and pound? >> yeah, ground and pound. >> reporter: these are photos of zimmerman taken minutes after the shooting. it app

famoso libro dice cóm dar un vuelco a nuestras vidas para alcanzar la verdadera felicidad >>> jos manuelroa habla de la balacera en el centro donde hace 11 años fue asesinado uno de sus hermanos, esto y más ahora mismo en primer impacto [ ♪ ]. >>> hola, ¿qué tal?, bieenidos a primer impacto, soy bárbara bermo >>> también, pamela silva conde, muchas gracias por su compañía >>> y bien, comenzamos con evos detallesue salen a la luz en el caso del canibal de miami, que devoró el rostro de un desamparo, las autoridades ya lo identificaron >>> lo encontraron completamente desnudo a plena luz del día devorándole el rostro a otro indigente el home detras'de este ataque, fue identirficado como rudy antes de ser abatido a balazos, gruñía sin querer tenerse completamente drogado, le arrancó la piel desde el cuero cabelludo hasta un mentón, le comitó un ojo, frente...nariz >>> la ex esposa de él, que no quiso ser identificada, dijo que era un hombre agresivo, que siempre epnsaba que la gente estaba en su contra. se casó con él hace 7 años pero se separó 2 años después el atacante vivión esta residen

como pintor a mas de 700 pies de altura, ha podido contemplar la majestuosidad manuel duque/pintor delgate 1:10 ] ver toda la vida maritima que entra por el puente, tuvimos el gusto de ver cuando una de las ballenas entro andaba perdida es una emocion muy fuerte estar arriba ] la fiesta del puente incluyo hoy inagurar oficialmente un pabellon para visitantes, colmado de historia, una plaza y mas estructuras para que los visitantes disfruten a plenitud la experiencia....son regalos y mejoras por seis millones de dolares.... pilar nino. 1:40 y quien no quiere tomarse una foto como si estuviera en la parte mas alta del puente, pues en este salon verde usted lo lograra es parte de la nueva experiencia, asi que animese a disfrutar a plenitud el puente en sus 75 anos de vida.....pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48. topfs ---lo de hoy es una antesala al festival central, que ser este domingo 27 de mayo desde las 11 de la maÑana, en las zonas de crissy field y fort point en san francisco. ---las celebraciones terminan con fuegos artificiales a las 9:30 de la noche. cu ---recuerde que desde esta

. >> andrÉs manuel dice "demos empleo, generemos condiciones, dÉmosle posibilidades". >> el Único queiento al tejido cial. al tiempo de concluir la tarea dedepuroar y profesionalizoar las policÍas, particularmente las locales que son las que es un hecho muy conocido, se han volucrado co el crimen, lo han tolero ado co ha ocurrid en el estado de mÉxico. >> perdÓn la expsion, lo iero decir coloquialmente, dios nos libre lo que hicieron en el estado de e mÉxico. >> no deporÓ enrique peÑa nieto, tovÍa es fecha que no lo ha hecho a su procurador, a sus procuradores a mandes policÍacos. >> son el nÚmero uno en homicidios y feminicidios y cuando guste jorge carlos volvemos a repasar esas cifras, desde ego que no tiene idea enrique peÑa nieto a este respecto y no estÁ haciendo mas que repetir tÍmidamente la estrategiaue se estÁ haciendo, depuroar polÍas y las fuerzas federales seguirÁn subes dianed a estados. >> termino diciendo que para ello josefina vÁsquez motta ha propueona policÍa nacional con 150 mil elementos para verdaderamente proteger a las familias mexicanas. >> le quiero plantear

gremial al politico al integrar al partido libertad y refundacion libre, que lidera el ex presidente manuelelaya y que lleva como candidata presidencial a xiomara castro, esposa de zelaya... desde tegucigalpa sando denominado "libre" no tiene popularidad entre la poblaciÓn. "en primer lugar yo creo que las mujeres de honduras deberían de protestar porque doña xiomara está siendo utilizada, está siendo instrumentalizada porque muchas de estas personas dicen vamos a votar por xiomara porque atrás va estar manuel zelaya, entonces eso quiere decir que no es ella la lideresa, posibilidades para ella son bastantes limitadas esto lo va a decir las próximas elecciones, pero todas las encuestas señalan que el partido "libre" es uno de los partidos minoritarios." "el partido libre en este momento sin son eleccies." algunos analistas asegura que xiomara buenashes...los ni dlen para l pros diatara rado..y as obsera on metropolitana a travese estro dop deubosid precicione qu puedesarrol aparte ma... minima esperamos es de 65 se incremen un y sra a 10 millas pora...patemperaturae lojo con el pronostico e

manuel guy manuel, cbs news, new york. >>> a wayward dolphin refuses to leave. he's been stranded in a wetlands channel since friday. they say he looks healthy but appears slightly disoriented. that i also say the dolphin may have been scared off by his pod and he'll return to the ocean on his own. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, the heat are on fire against the knicks, but it's what happened after the game that's got everybody talking. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's. lastin florida we hadulf's best tomore sun tans...years. in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisiana we had more fun on the water. last season we broke all kinds of records down here on the gulf. more people more good times. this year we're out to do even better... and now's a great time to start. the sun's out and the beaches are even more relaxing. you can go deep sea fishing or enjoy our world-class restaurants... our hotels and rentals ha

cabo una huelga con protestas en las principales calles del pais, para pedirle al presidente juan manuelldos mas justos en el sector educativo... este miercoles se cumplio una huelga de 24 horas que dejo sin clases a mas de 7- millones de estudiantes ... el reclamo es que se mantengan las 30 horas semanales laborales, o seis diarias, que aseguran el gobierno estudia aumentar... en peru, la policia de cajamarca encontro tres bombas molotov a 30 metros del frontis del aeropuerto de la ciudad, adonde iba a llegar isaac humala, padre del presidente ollanta humala...el combustibl e habia sido vertido en botellas de vino, las cuales fueron puestas en una bolsa negra... los efectivos cordonaron el lugar y llegaron caractticas puenas tardes, hoy esta pma airnos adios. despidol damos bieida al mes nio coias...almente estas son icionearearopolina d doppsatelital , sin embargo observamos en el mapa nacional que hay un frente de aire frio y lluvias que se vienen desplazando desde el suroeste, por lo tanto esperamos lluvias maÑana viernes y temperaturas un tanto mas frescas en comparacion con las que

. >>> manuel lópez obrador rechaza visitar universidades públicas. >>> al contienda cada día es más intensay actividades en las redes sociales y los jóvenes participan de manera más activa. >>> es una costumbre siempre que hay reuniones del g8 y también de la otan las protestas no se hacen esperar, este fin de semana, camp daviesnnoticiero u

very classy lady. >> monette manuel. a beloved woman. the pair built an apartment building next to their home in mississippi and worked for years as landlords. >> she always tried to treat all of her tenants like family. >> judge jeanine: but on february 8 2005, monette's life comes to a tragic end. that afternoon between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. one of monette's tenants jason houck comes to her home to pay rent. in the receipt book she notes that he paid with a $450 check from his father and borrows $20 from her. just a few hours later monette's son who lives across the street sends his daughter to bring dinner to her grandmother. >> she was found on the kitchen floor are. her head was up in between the two doors. >> she finds monette murdered. the door to her house open. the dog unattended in the backyard and the receipt big still laying out. >> they found the open receipt book there and an ink pen next to her. >> eyewitness testimony allegedly puts jason houck at the scene around the time of monette's murder and a manhunt for the 23-year-ol

i'm manuel gallegus. >>> it's still unclear exactly what happened the night george zimmerman shot andled

i'm manuel gallegus. >>> heads are expected to roll at jpmorgan chase over its $2 billion trading blunder. one of the highest ranking women on wall street is expected to step down along with at least two others. there are renewed calls for tougher financial regulations. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

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i'm manuel gallegus. we begin with the john edwards trial. closing arguments are expected today. his lawyers suddenly wrapped up their case yesterday. prosecutors spent nearly three weeks trying to prove edwards used campaign money to hide his affair with rielle hunter but his lawyers rested their case after just over two days of testimony. edwards wasn't called to the stand, neither was his daughter or hunter. >> the advantage of not putting john edwards on the stand is it takes away the government's ability to stand up and say, john edwards lied about everything and then he got on the stand and lied to you. >> if convicted edwards could get 30 years behind bars. the case could be in the hands of the jury as early as friday. >>> there's been another kennedy tragedy. an autopsy is scheduled today for mary richardson kennedy. the estranged wife of robert f. kennedy jr. was found dead in her home in bedford, new york, yesterday. she had a long history of drug and alcohol problems and had been arrested twice

manuel quería que pati hiciera unos cambios porque la obra es muy controvertida pero pati dijo que non ellos los que deben pensarlo bien. más tarde... se ha enojado conmigo a causa de esta obra. pati le contaba a su amigo de sus problemas matrimoniales. en méxico, la familia castillo recibió las noticias de que don fernando tendría que ir en seguida a guadalajara para ver al especialista. su papá viajará bien a guadalajara en avión. lo hacemos con frecuencia. ¿y es tan urgente? sí. me tomé la libertad de hacer los arreglos. lo esperan en la clínica de guadalajara esta tarde. está bien, carlos. ahora puedes explicarme, ¿qué pasa con gloria? hay muchas cosas que platicarte, pedro. ¿te parece si lo hacemos en tu casa? está bien. ( sirena ) raquel, es mejor que entres sola primero y hables con él. de acuerdo. se va a poner muy feliz. sí, claro, pero es mejor que no se emocione demasiado. no te preocupes. bien, aquí es. ay... ipor fin conoceremos al abuelo! sí. estoy... ¿nerviosa? sí, pero muy contenta. entiendo perfectamente. yo también. raquel: arturo, no está. ¿cómo? don fernando no est

y mÁs adelante sorprenden a manuel mijares con su nuevo amor.Ó el momento de saber las novedades en el mundo de la farÁndula. >>> estas noticias estÁn en la mira. rogelio guerra puede dormir tranquilo, guerra confirmÓ que llegÓ a un univision@@primer im@ niprimer impacto (m-f)univision. >>> despuÉs de muchas f)ision espeer impciones (m-f)nuelunivii to (m-se dejunivr connprimmpact@ ahiacto ( puedeunerionprimer iÁ( @@longorer impacto (m-f)univisi hicieron pr impacto (m-f)univis mudÓ a los Ángeles.unf)ision@@e por sus 65 aÑos de trayectoria. aquÍ tenemos las imÁgenes. ♪ >>> creadora de todo un estilo, calificada como la primera imeri bailarina exÓtica, yolanda sigue vigente, y se mantiene en el gusto y admiraciÓn del pÚblico. por ello el gobierno le ofreciÓ un emotivo homenaje para celebrar 65 aÑos de brillante trayectoria en mÉxico. >>> estoy mÁs nerviosa que cuando debute, porque cuando debute ni siquiera me di er imp. >>> su destreza era intrinseca. >>> mi abuela era de sangre taitiana. era mi momento secreto. >>> la actriz asegÓ re que esto la

manuel gallegus has more on the president's surprise visit. >> reporter: president obama returned to the white house this morning after making a surprise visit to afghanistan. a series of explosions rocked the capital city of kabul less than two hours after he left. a taliban spokesman tells cbs news the terrorist group launched a suicide car bombing attack after learning the president was in the country. they say the attack was meant to show the taliban is still strong and still a threat. despite the violence, the president says the u.s. can see what he called the light of a new day in afghanistan. >> our goal is to destroy al qaeda, and we are on a path to do exactly that. >> reporter: combat troops are scheduled to pull out of afghanistan in 2014, but some american forces will remain. president obama signed an agreement with president karzai to help train local soldiers and provide support in counterterrorism efforts, potentially keeping troops in afghanistan through 2024. >> but we must finish the job we started in afghanistan and end this war responsibly. >> reporter: there are

manuel gallegus has a look behind the scenes. >> kevin's company is not only glamorous. it is a game changer. as ceo of guilt group he has revolutionized the way we shop online. >> people get on line and are furiously trying to put things into their card. >> that frenzy is because you need to be quick on the click. the website is building their fortune with/sales, discounting hot brands for a short amount of time. >> a big part is creating urgency and scarcity. but it does not work unless people feel like the goods are valuable, well chosen, and will curated. >> he started it five years ago with only one employee as the recession took hold his discount business was booming. today more than 1000 people work here. here at headquarters in new york you can actually see where people are on the look website around the country and what they're baring in real time. for example someone bought a dress in the east. >> they should 10,000 packages a day to shoppers all over the world. the company rang up $500 million in sales last year. line may be leading the pack now but he knows t

manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> by the way, the tallest building in the world is in dubai and it stands at 2,723 feet. >>> coming up next, howard at the forecast -- howard has the forecast. >> a very nice lunch time here. got a little sticky. you're going to notice some muggies with the humidity coming back. the allergy count has come back. the numbers? tree pollen in the moderate category while grass is still high. weeds and mold are low. we'll come back. we'll talk about temperatures a little up and down. chances for rain also and of course looking ahead for the coming weekend. it's all coming up when 9news now returns. >>> i've been combing through the day's daily deals and retailer websites to find you some deep discounts. here are some of my favorites. dine on a dime today on this deal on google offers. pay $15 and get $30 of deli food and drinks at woodside deli in rockville. there's limited availability on this one. >> here's a tool to add to the workbench. sears.com is offering a rechargeable work light with led lights at $19.99. it's a savings of $15. a different type

manuel and i had our first child, lucia bella is 7 weeks old.ng, perfect creation. >> you talked about -- i don't know if you expected that response. >> it was a very interesting response, you know? just to let people know, it was -- manuel was breast-feeding. the picture from my perspective was very tasteful. because, "a," you couldn't see any nipple and you couldn't see all that much -- no more of the breast than you would see -- >> on a cheerleader at a football game or a rap video. >> exactly. exactly. but, you know, it rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. it's really sad that we have stigma. it seems more so in america about breast-feeding that it's offensive. so that was a very strange reaction. >> this is the second time around for fatherhood as well. you basically raised your daughter india by yourself. she was 2 when her mother -- >> she was almost 2. she was 15 months old. >> wow. >> it was the most horrific and difficult thing that i have ever had to go through. but being a father has been the most rewarding and beautiful, you know,

manuel gallegus climbed about 800 feet for this story. >> reporter: the cover in lower manhattan reachedew heights with the placement of this steel beam. tl first column of the 100th floor of the one world trade center now stands 21 feet taller than the empire staid building. >> it's inspirational, and it's going to make a lot of people happy. >> reporter: it took a while but eventually at a rate of a floor every week the tower started to alter manhattan's skyline. locals and tourists marvel at the structure. the milestone comes close to the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden. >> you're not going to stop america. we're going to rebuild. we're going to keep on going. >> it sends chills up and down your spine when you think about what happened. >> reporter: from here on the 71st building you get a real sense of how massive this structure is and how tall it is. take a look at this panoramic view of all of new york. something that's noticeable different from the original twin towers is that the building is all glass. windows, floor to ceiling all the way around. the tower i

i'm manuel gallegus. coffee doesn't have vitamins... unless you want it to.da® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart ways to sweeten. same great taste. splenda® essentials™. >>> good morning and welcome to 9news now. today is thursday, may 17th. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike hydeck, glad you're with us, beverly farmer is going to have timesaver traffic in a moment too. and howard bernstein has great news to start us off. >> cold front is coming through right now and if you liked yesterday, the next four days are going to be fantastic around here. right through the weekend. got the preakness. the air show at andrews, the joint services open house. >> perfect. >> it's going to be great. let's get to it this morning with a look at day planner. the temperatures this morning are in the low 60s by 9:00 and upper 60s by noon. clear skies for the most part. good visibility this morning. a front which has come through or is coming through as we speak. see a thin line of clouds wit

phil skimmer, charlie manuel, not showing a -- phil skipper, charlie manuel, not showing a very goodude. jesus flores with a diving shot to the left. that allows chad tracy to score from second and tie the game at three. it's extra innings. in the bottom of the 11th bases juiced for wilson ramos. he rips a single into center. steve lombard tracks home with the game winner, the fifth walkout of the year. the nats beat the phils 3-2. davey johnson, how big was this win? >> got to have a little bigger feeling when you're playing the phillies, you know. they -- i felt they were the best team in baseball last year. to come in, you know, and beat them first time in our house, it was a big game for us and i'm sure the phillies felt the same way because we're sitting on top. >> ouch. >>> for the biggest baddest hit, stick around after the break. caps players talk about recovering after a marathon game and boxing match on the ice. we'll be right back.  >>> redskins rookies hit the field for their first day of a three-day minicamp today led by no. 2 pick robert griffin, iii. the pla

. >> as manuel gallegus reports, it helped give her the gift of life. >> reporter: craig would do anything for his mom doreen. for this mother's day, we went all out. what do you usually give for your mother's day? >> usually a flower or a plant but not a kidney. that's pretty special. >> it's a first for us. >> reporter: doreen's kidneys were failing, the result of the radiation treatment she received for leukemia in the 70s. other other son and husband offered but her younger son was a match. doreen was concerned about her son. >> that bothered me more than anything that he was going to have this surgery. >> reporter: but it was nice to know the kidney was coming from the wholesome boy she raised. >> i know his background. he's not been taking nasty things that he shouldn't. he's been fell fed. >> reporter: -- well fed. >> reporter: last year there were 5,069 kidneys donated by living donors in the u.s. 880 of those were from a son or a daughter to a parent. doreen's doctor says some 93,000 people are waiting for kidney transplants in the u.s. >> there's a huge gap between the organ supp

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manuel gallegus has more. >> reporter: the recovery in manhattan reached new heights. the first column of the 1 u.n.th "owe 100th floor of one world center was placed. it took a while after september 11 for construction to get started, but eventually at a rate of a new floor every week, the tower started to alter manhattan's skyline. locals and tourists marveled at the structure. the milestone comes close to the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden. >> you're not going to stop america. we're going to rebuild. we're going to keep on going. >> sends chills up and down your spine when you think about what happened. >> reporter: from here on the 71st floor of the building, you get a real sense of just how massive this structure is and how tall it is. take a look at this panoramic view of all of new york. something that's noticeably different from the original twin towers is that the building is all glass. windows, floor to ceiling all the way around. the tower is one of several buildings under construction at the site which is also home to the national sept

manuel gallegus reports. >> reporter: the u.s. and china are now working out a deal to allow activist chen guangchen to study abroad. >> over the course of the day, progress has been made to help him have the future that he wants. and we will be staying in touch with him. >> reporter: the state department says c hen has been offered a fellowship at a new york university. he has been in a beijing hospital for the past few days after escaping house arrest and taking refuge in the american embassy. the blind activist has been outspoken about china's forced abortion policy. [ speaking foreign language ] >> earlier this week he said he wanted to stay in china with his family. but later changed his mind and said he feared for his safety. >> he confirmed that he and his family now want to go to the united states so he can pursue his studies. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton is in beijing for high level trade talks. at one point gun ken wanted to lev with clinton. he placed a call to an emergency hearing through an interrer

manuel gallegus has more. >> reporter: right up to the end, osama bin laden was plotting terror. a collection of letters from his final hideout shows he wanted to target airplanes carrying president obama. he said killing him automatically will make biden take over the presidency for the remainder of the term. he described the vice president as totally unprepared for the job. former deputy director of national intelligence and cbs news senior correspondent jon miller was the last western journalist to interview bin laden. >> i think in the end osama bin laden was struggling to figure out what al-qaeda was at that point. >> reporter: the navy cedes who killed blood -- s.e.a.l.s who killed bin laden gathered his documents from pakistan a year ago. they show bin laden also wanted to go after the war commander general david petraeus. he wrote killing him would alter the war's path. and bin laden worried about dysfunction within al-qaeda. fretting about losing trust among radical muslims. >> you can see him struggling for control, struggling for relevance. who are we and what do we me

this is the story of how manuel noriega went from being our man in panama to public enemy number one. both of those are exaggerations. he was never our man in panama. he was on the american payroll for many years, but he was doing what he wanted to do, not what the united states necessarily wanted him to do. and at his worst, he was never that great a threat to the united states. when the bush administration begins, their real problem in central america is nicaragua, not panama. nevertheless, how did that transition take place? it mostly takes place in the second reagan administration. and this is a story i like to tell when i'm teaching american foreign policy because it's so complicated and it has so many actors. it illustrates lots of things that are important in the conduct of foreign affairs. if you back go back to the summer of 1986, seymour hersh the investigative journalist publishes a front page story in "new york times" that becomes a series of stories and then a life magazine article all about noriega that says he's deeply engaged in the drug trade, he violates human rights

i'm manuel gallegus. >>> we begin with the race for the white house. mitt romney is inching closer to securing the republican nomination. he picked up two more primary wins last night in nebraska and oregon, but he's still short of the 144 delegates he needs to clinch the gop nomination. >>> meantime, a showdown is brewing over the economy and the federal budget. mr. obama will host a bipartisan meeting today to discuss his economic proposal. he plans to give them a to-do list, but house speaker john boehner made very clear yesterday what he won't do. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning, susan. >> reporter: good morning. it looks like we are headed for a replay of what happened last year when the nation was headed toward a debt cliff. the battle lines were drawn yesterday during a deficit summit just ahead of a meeting with the president today. president obama will meet with the heads of both parties today to push for a series of bills he says will create jobs and build a stronger economy. >> that's why we make congress a handy to-d