let's go to new york and hear from marian wang. she is the education reporter for propublica joining us byvia skype. >> thank you for having me. >> what got you interested in the area of student debt? >> there are record numbers for student debt. i began covering education. i got sucked into it. so much is happening in that space. there are hard economic times that is putting an extra crunch on students and families at a time and college costs keep rising. >> we showed audiences the -- the conversation you participated in a couple of months ago. the scope of the issue and the size of the student debt that we are dealing with these days. >> the government issued more than a hundred billion dollars in student loans to families and grad students and parents carries. over all, the big number that you'll hear is this past year that student debt exceeded one trillion dollars. that is a big number. it also exceeded outstanding credit card debt. those are two big milestone to hear a lot. >> a student who has graduated from a four-year scho

host: marian wang, there is a tweet. "marian is wrong. the average indebted is no diff erent." guest: the cost of college is rising faster than the rate of inflation. there are two things that we can impart a little bit. there is a sticker price for tuition fees and costs. net price is when students and families and paying after scholarships and grants. for a long time, it was a sticker price that was increasing. right now, the sticker price is increasing and what the students and parents are paying. host: mitchell is on the line. caller: thank you for taking my call. all of the statistics i have heard shows that college is a good investment and the debt that students take out is good debt. the student loans i have gotten -- they are very easy. i just wanted to call. host: thank you. we will move to an educator from texas. hi. how are you? caller: hi. how are you? host: doing fine. go ahead with your comment for marian wang. caller: this is a statement. i feel like educators set the foundation for what happens in the world. the problem i have is with the economy and the way tha

god bless you, marian. >> reporter: tender words safely kept locked in a trunk.f broke into their home and the trunk was part of what was stolen. gone were all the words they shared during the war. >> our love letters. how anybody could steal our love letters. >> reporter: what they didn't know, decades later the letters ended up in the hand of a stamp collector. when he died the collector's son began searching for the two names signed at the bottom of the letters, lloyd and marian. finding lloyd through his military service number. and lloyd remembers that call. >> he says, "i have something of yours. i have got a box of letters." >> reporter: marian sent lloyd a letter nearly every day during the war. every day marian would look in the mail for confirmation her husband was alive. >> it just brings back all the memories and the tension and the, not knowing. >> it's very emotional for us. >> reporter: the michaels were just 18 and 19 when they married. they now have four children, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren. and they sent us this new photograph

god bless you, marian. >> tender words safely kept locked in a trunk.s, a thieve broke into their home and the trunk was part of what was stolen. >> love letters, how anybody could steal our love letters. >> what they didn't know, decades later, the letters ended up in the hands of a stamp collector. when he died, the collector's son began searching for the two names signed at the bottom of those letters. finding lloyd through his military service number and lloyd remembers that call. >> he says i have something of yours. i've got a box of letters. >> marian had sent him a letter nearly every day during the war. every day she would look in the mail for confirmation her husband was alive. >> it just brings back all those memories and the tension and the not knowing. >> it's very emotional for us. >> the michaels were just 18 and 19 when they married. they have four children, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren. tonight they sent us this photograph on their 70th anniversary. on their 70th, a vow to read every one of those letters. >> if the lord

. ♪ ♪ i sit and watch asears go by ♪ ♪ ♪ >> singer marian faithful has turned 66. for little money. here she is before jagger. when the media talks about rock and roll they hailed jagger but those sucked in the lifestyle that can't endure the hard living. the cool life translates into pleasure without principle which undermines female strength and power. women wisely avoid strife through cooperation. why is that? i know evolutionary science dictates our behavior ensures survival. that is why men fight wars. in china or india it's reversed, their women are disposable. they reported india china possesses as many unmarried young many as the whole population of american men. these unbalanced rates are linked to female abduction and ra rape. i'm no fan of search research, but if you look at the stats, crimes against women increase. you don't hear much from feminists on that stuff. is it because being pro-choice isn't always being pro women. time is only on mick jagger's side because he has the wanted to pay for it. his play things weren't as lucky. >> can we do that aga

. >> i'm marian. i'm vivian. >>reporter: what is your last name. >> brown.>reporter: impeccable style identical between with coun countless advertisement not just guest at the cafe. they were the entertainment. people asking for the autograph. >> always. everyone would get up. want to take pictures. the twins would love it ivshtion strolling through union square they were as recognizable as the sir francis drake beef ether door mat. >> with the exact same thing smile. wave. >>reporter: those walkened when vivian the elder by 8 miniwas hospitalized with alzheimer's disease. her sister alone for the first time. >> i hope they fend a occur for alzheimer's. >>reporter: marian visited vivian almost daily thanks to an outpouring of donations that allowed her to stay in the city. >> people would e-mail with money to offer help and voluntary to donate. services are costly when you are elderly and you need care. >>reporter: care tears say 75 i don't know finally passed away peacefully in her sleep. brown twins so impeccable in the identicalness people say there isn't

vivian, and her sister, marian, were often seen walking arm-in- arm down san francisco streets.rbon- copy outfits and eye- catching hats. the pair appeared in advertisements, including reebok, spots for dell computer and virgin atlantic airlines big game. >> this big dump truck dumped gravel. the c h p has no estimate of one of rd will reopen. >> a look at the sports. the eve of the big game . and an oakland kid done good comes back home and puts on a trilling display against the warriors. gary's next with the highlights there is no mass-produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dual-air technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs. each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting. exclusively at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. queen mattresses start at just $699. and now, save 50% on the closeout of our silver limited edition bed. ends sunday. >> the green bay packers are here. the regular

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. >> you are invited to celebrate a birthday, marian brown turns 86, one of identical twins whose twin died two weeks ago. a crowd will sing happy birthday as she blows out 86 candles! happy birthday. that is lovely. >> turning out to be very nice for a birthday party. >> perfect, thanks to you. you know somebody, right? >> i have connections. absolutely. >> now, looking outside, hope you have some fun on a friday. we are. crazy about the sunshine. if you have outdoor plans the big story is the fact that we have cooler air coming in, in our daytimes, and the nighttimes will be cooler after 30's and 40's, the 50's will return. across the bay beige there -- bay bridge, there will be "spare the air" but you have done a great job heeding the warnings. mount tamalpais shows mid-and-upper level clouds but not the moisture in the air that would be conducive to showers. we will look at live doppler 7 hd, the top of the screen shows where the next system is coming in. we still have a slight chance of a stray shower today but for the most part we are looking at partly sunny conditions and just d

. >> marian jones who talk talked about using performance-enhancing drugs and how to apologize, it never back to the level that they were as far as this athlete was praise. it did provide a source of empathy. a young woman felt a lot of pressure to take these drugs to perform at this level. >> i think so. again, i think people who follow sports doping view the interview as being soft and about as good for marian jones as you could have been. that's why lance is going on oprah. >> that existed years ago. >> absolutely not. no matter what happens, he will cost himself a lot of money and his competitive career. he will get back to triathlons at 50 years old? no. she separated from his cancer foundation. >> why go on? why talk with her if there is nothing to gain? >> lance may be forced to testify. if he sees forced testimony coming up and said i want to control this before i am forced to do it and it could be trying to get the best out of the confession, he is never a good who let the story run him. he likes control and this is one of the only ways he can attempt to do that now. >> we will

. >> you are invited to celebrate a birthday, marian brown turns 86, one of identical twins whose twinied two weeks ago. a crowd will sing happy birthday as she blows out 86 candles! happy birthday. that is lovely. >> turning out to be very nice for a birthday party. >> perfect, thanks to you. you know somebody, right? >> i have connections. absolutely. >> now, looking outside, hope you have some fun on a friday. we are. crazy about the sunshine. if you have outdoor plans the big story is the fact that we have cooler air coming in, in our daytimes, and the nighttimes will be cooler after 30's and 40's, the 50's will return. across the bay beige there -- bay bridge, there will be "spare the air" but you have done a great job heeding the warnings. mount tamalpais shows mid-and-upper level clouds but not the moisture in the air that would be conducive to showers. we will look at live doppler 7 hd, the top of the screen shows where the next system is coming in. we still have a slight chance of a stray shower today but for the most part we are looking at partly sunny conditions and just dry

her sister, marian brown, says she had alzheimer's. the browns moved to san francisco from michigan more than 40 years ago. ask anybody who has lived around san francisco for a while and they probably have a story about the twins. they were always dressed identically and ate together every day at uncle vito's. >> i loved her so much. >> vivian brown would have turned 86 on january 25. >>> coming up, it sounds like the plot of a crime show. the body discovered at a bay area recycling center. >>> more than a dozen people held hostage for hours at nordstrom rack. >>> taking the guilt out of splurging, the expensive things that will be cheaper in 2013. all lit up in red and gold 's big 49-ers >>> but first, we'll take a live look at downtown san francisco. all lit up in red and gold for you know who -- it was found at the "nov ce" in petaluma. >>> somebody may have tried to recycle a body. it was found at the novato disposal service in petaluma. cbs 5 reporter juliette goodrich on the theories about how the body got there. >> reporter: ton

this month occ's outreach activities included attorney sandra marian's participation in a consortium meeting where she described the occ's work and the language access work that we do with the police department. in the area of mediations january has been a busy month for the occ. we conducted five so far. next week i will provide the commission with three reports, the december comprehensive statistical report, the occ 2013 community out reach strategic plan and the occ 2012 audit of the department san francisco police department investigation of activities pursuant to the general order which was discussed this evening. next tuesday i will be attending a community forum held by bart office of the independent monitor describing what they do, and that will be january 29 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the san francisco main library. and that concludes my report. >> thank you director hicks. i want to let everyone know she has several reports for next week so we will get more comprehensive reports on the issues and thank you again for putting things together for the conference. we're actually tak

half of what was historically a tractd of land known as the public reservation, hospital lot and marianrack. the other half is publicly owned and is the site of duboce park. the the site is significant for high level architectural -- it is remarkable intact grouping of victorin and edwardian. the queen ann style is represented as well as effusion, edwardian and victorin detailing. architect who elaborately applied millwork. the designation process began june 2011 when hpc added the proposed district to the landmark designation work program. as part of this process the department engaged in robust community outreach funded by a federal preserve america grant. the department hosted eight community events focused on the proposed districts and on tailored levels of review for future alterations to build in the district. outreach events included a neighborhood history walking tour, two ask a planner nights and five community meetings and workshops. in addition the department provided updates at the duboce triangle neighborhood meetings and in the association's newsletters. details on specifi

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hawks on the power play again in overtime when patrick kane passes behind his back to a wide open marian the year. hawks win 3-2 and improve to four- and- oh their best start since 19-72. i wanted to fit the defensemen. i saw them out of the corner of my eye. it ended up working out. a big one down the stretch to tie it up. luol deng and joakim noah are going to the all- star game. the bulls and spurs are the only teams in the n-b-a with two reserves picked. noah is an all-star for the first time in his career and the first bulls' center to make it since artis gilmore in 19-82. deng is going for the second year in a row. carlos boozer was snubbed depiste leading the conference in double- doubles. the white sox are going back to the 80's this season. they'll wear throwback jerseys from 19-83 for sunday home games. last year they wore the red and white pinstriped shirts from 19- 72. now it's the red, white, and blue uniforms to commemorate the 30-th anniversary of the "winning ugly" team. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. >>winning pick3 1,7,0 winning pic

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in new york, marian rafferty, fox news. >>> talking about the cold weather. >> not too bad for the weekend. as we get into next week, we get part of canada comes down here. >> whooo. >> and it visits us for a few day. it's going to be the coldest it's been around here. if you look at the numbers that we are talking about, rafaely cold stuff. accu weather forecast coming up. here is like for the evening stun. fair skies, beautiful crystal blue skies today. you don't see that very often this time of the year around here. 34 at 7:00. 31 fair and cold. 20s in the suburbs. the winds will settled down just a little bit but it looks like i'm trying to figure out a way if the weekend is going to be breezy. gusty tomorrow and gusty on monday, too. even though temperatures are going to get up into the mid- to upper 40s, not going to feel that warm out there but we'll have, it looks like, a good amount of sunshine, both saturday and sunday. 30 now for gaithersburg. see how temperatures are already dropping down there. fredericksburg, 38. last time we collected on you in fredericksburg, we were holdin

lis wiehl, mariane marsh, good to have you. we just heard dr.e of the most eloquent analysis of government power. the importance to empower the individual within the uncontrolled debate. do have a reaction? >> i hear him a lot and i don't think making sure people protect there rights to have begun zero ornamental illness should be mutually exclusive. you should have your rights but not everyone should have a gun. lou: from your lips to the president's years. tomorrow, finally secretary clinton going to capitol hill with her day before congress in the senate. >> the think we will hear much of? sheila allied 87 you are so cynical. >> we will not hear much. we did as much as we could, mistakes were made it will be passive talk. that is my feeling spinach she cannot read that teleprompter, she cannot lips sink like beyonce. shocking. she will do that for the super bowl. she will have to answer the questions. >> hope the members grilled her. this is the last chance before she runs for the presidency. >> spinach use a regional advancers but to really

that's their grandmother walking behind them, the first lady's mother, marian robinson. a walk from where they were being held in the capitol out to the west front of the u.s. capitol. >> but as they go through that door, scott, it is truly the most spectacular sight in all of washington, because the mall opens up right in front of you. you can see all the way down to the lincoln memorial, even past the washington monument. you can see it all there. ronald reagan was the one who decided that they ought to have the inaugurations on the west front. up until his time, they held it on the other side of the capitol. but you know, the old movie actor knew the value of a good picture and he walked out and said we need to be having this here, so that's how it got started on the west side. >> and they've been there ever since. norah o'donnell is down there on the mall with the people of the united states. norah? >> and bob's right, there are hundreds of thousands of people here on the mall. they are saying that it would be between 600,000 and 800,000, but this is still expected t

vivian, and her sister, marian, were often seen walking arm in arm down san francisco streets.olorful matching outfits and eye-catching has. the pair appeared in advertisements for reebok, and dale and and virgin atlantic airlines and they were part of san francisco's image. vivian brown was 85 years old. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. how the recent cold snap is hitting farmers' bottom line. first here is a another a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. we will be right back. >> welcome back. here is a live look outside at the sierra this morning. it is expected to be mostly cali today in the lake tahoe area with a slight chance of snow showers. highs are expected to be in the mid-20s. right now it is in the teens. with wind gusts of up to 30 mi. per hour this afternoon. >> cold weather drought the state has farmers' racing against time to save their crops. it is becoming a daily routine for farmers to pick as many fruits and vegetables before sundown. but early morning freezing temperatures and ice made harvester's cannot start picking until midmorning. the delay

. >> ♪ happy birthday >>> hundreds of people gathered to celebrate with marian brown.hough her twin city passed away earlier this year, she is remembering her. >> she would love you all as much as i love you all. >> reporter: when asked what's her secret to looking great at 86. maryann said find a job you're happy with, and a boss you're happy with, and if you don't look him. kick him out and find another job. >>> between a couple of weather systems here. here's thwarmer one to the south. it's moving off. here comes the next weather system it's cooler. as it moves in tonight and over the weekend temperatures drop down and there's a chance for showers. we head into tomorrow. a chance for scattered light shower. you can see the current imagery. there's not a lot going on. we're going to look for low clouds and fog tomorrow morning. there's a chance for a sprinkle tonight and tomorrow. it's a slight chance. it does not look like a big deal. don't change your plans for tomorrow. but know that overnight lows tonight will be a little bit mild. 40s, upper 30s. there'll be clo

. >> reporter: they have some help from the first lady's mother, marian robinson, who lives on the third daily routine. mrs. obama is up early, sometimes 4:30 a.m., letting bo out and hitting the gym before her daughters wake up. the president starts working out before she wraps up. the girls head off to class at washington's prestigious sidwell friends private school and the president walks to the oval office around 8:30. almost every night the family gathers for dinner together at 6:30 p.m. >> they're not the least bit interested in his day. they're interested in her day, and that's such a relief to have those quality moments. >> reporter: the girls go to bed around 9:30. the president, a night owl, stays up working and reading, ki letting bo out one last time often before midnight. >> as many of you know, your president, he is handsome. >> reporter: the first couple carves out time for each other. >> got to keep the romance alive, even in the white house. >> reporter: that means dates and dinners out with friends like they did thursday for the first lady's birthday, visiting one of wa

so just know i've stood you in a circle that includes marian wright edelman, amy goodman, sojourner truth and mary mcleod beithune, john brown, frederick douglass, john lennon and howard zinn are there. happy to be surrounded there is no system, no system now in place that can change the disastrous course the earth is on. who can doubt this? the male leaders of earth appear to have abandoned their very senses, though most appear to live now entirely in their heads. they murder humans and other animals forests and rivers and mountains every day they are in office and never seem to notice it. they eat and drink devastation. women of the world. women of the world, is this devastation us? would we kill whole continents for oil or anything else rather than limit the number of consumer offspring we produce and learn how to make our own fire? democratic womanism. democratic socialist womanism. a system of governance we can dream and imagine and build together. one that recognizes at least 6000 years of brutally enforced complicity in the assassination of mother earth, but foresees 6000 years ahe

. >> happening now, a san francisco legend is celebrating a very big birthday today, marian brown turns 86, her first birthday without her twin who died two weeks ago suffering from. a disease. the famous san francisco twins are often spotted together across the city in identical attire bringing smiles to residents and visitors. tonight her san francisco family is throwing her a party at the sir francis brake hotel at union square. >> what a gorgeous woman, must be bitter sweet. >> next at 6:00, keeping fans under control, the steps san francisco is taking to keep fans under control. >> today, mitt romney is making a trip to the capitol. >> new movie about steve jobs with ashton kutcher debuts today at the sundance film festival with reaction from his long time friend and partner in business. g to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (woman) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer eve

with me is marian wright edelman, founder and president of the children's defense fund and also mayorark klinechman who is author of "against guns. ooh" and also, a parent whose daughter was shot and injured in the mass shooting in va tech in 1997 in which 32 people were murdered. and amy walter who is senior editor of the "cook report." thank you all for being here. amy, i want to thastart with yo because the biggest part of being a inside is knowing what questions you should ask, so as gun control, what should we be asking? >> well, as washington insider with retalk about the policy and the prescriptions and the actual policy that a lot of folks would like to see happen or prevent from happening on guns. at the same time what's missing in this discussion is the cultural issues here which i think that we forget about in washington that when we talk about gun ownership here and in nerdland, we talk about specific policies, but think that for a lot of people, what gun ownership is not about how many bullets you can buy or what kinds of guns you can own, but it is about a way of life, a

she and her sister marian, you have seen them around, became local celebrities after moving to san franciscocades ago. known for their meticulously matching outfits and brightly colored hats, they were beloved by tourists and locals alike, people would literally stop them on the street and take their pictures. they also appeared in more than 2 dozen tv commercials. vivian brown was 85. >>> facebook's new experiment. why the social network wants to charge you $100 just to send a message. >>> and snake on a plane for real. there's no samuel l. jackson in this story but it did cause quite a commotion for the passengers. [ male announcer ] the career landscape of america is changing. new jobs are here, and by 2025 we could have millions more that demand qualified college graduates. many in the bay area. at devry university, our market-responsive bachelor's and master's degree programs can give you what you need to succeed in today's careers and the ones on the horizon. get the know how you need for a new tomorrow at our 4 bay area locations, online or both. learn more at devry.edu. and let nothi

marian brown stepped into the sir francis drake hotel to a cheering crowd of friends and admirers. and her twin sister vivian attracted a lot of attention with their style and character from tourists and locals alike. and vivian passed away just over two weeks ago. so it was going to be her first birthday spent on her own. the city showed up to make that a special day. very, very cool. >> did you ever meet them? >> i did. they are so sweet, so fun. it was very sad to hear that they are separated now. but she's getting support. >> great that the community pulled together for her birthday. happy birthday to you. >>> and to you, a cloudy start to your saturday morning. fog and low clouds to begin the day. visibilities are down to a quarter of a mile around livermore and santa rosa. but the numbers aren't too bad. 48 at concord. oakland, 51. livermore at 46. and at the airport in san francisco, 52 degrees. santa rosa's got 46. and here's what it's looking like today. dense fog inland, cool, cloudy, wet today, but a dry week ahead. as we get back to work, in time for work, the sun comes

just ask marian salzman, an ad agency executive at j.ompson who's been managing and tracking millennials since they entered the workforce. >> some of them are the greatest generation. they're more hardworking. they have these tools to get things done. they're enormously clever and resourceful. some of the others are absolutely incorrigible. it's their way or the highway. the rest of us are old, redundant, should be retired. how dare we come in? anyone over 30 not only can't be trusted, can't be counted upon to be sort of coherent. >> salzman says today's manager must be half shrink and half diplomat. just take me through some of the dos and don'ts in how you must speak to this generation of young workers. >> you do have to speak to them a little bit like a therapist on television might speak to a patient. you can't be harsh. you cannot tell them you're disappointed in them. you can't really ask them to live and breathe the company, because they're living and breathing themselves, and that keeps them very busy. >> all of which has led, as

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we will be joined by marian wang and josh mitchell. while we wait for the news conference to get under way, at 3:00 p.m. eastern, a conversation from this morning's carroll."on reserv host: we continue our focus on immigration, looking at the enforcement of laws. mark krikorian is the executive director of the center for immigration studies. welcome to you. and ali noorani is the director of the national immigration forum. let's talk about how many illegal and legal immigrants are in the country today. guest: altogether roughly 40 million immigrants. that includes naturalized citizens, people with green cards, people who were illegal immigrants, and long-term temporary and reverence, too. out of those 40 million, there are 12 million illegal immigrants. about half skipped the border, about half came in on vises and chose not to leave. host: you are tied on the numbers? caller: yes. host: how do we track immigrants? guest: that is the hard part. people are not registering as undocumented and immigrants. that number is really established

first on cnbc, marian deckers, the ceo of bayern. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> thanks for joining us. i was looking at your stock price from last year. up 46% driven a lot by health care. the head of your health care unit this morning, mr. reinhart, is off to nevada. how much of a dampener is that? >> he's an excellent leader. he's basically going back to his old company where he had been for 30 years before he joins bayer two years ago. we're going to miss him, but it's an understandable move, i think. we are very well positioned in health care. we have a very good pharma pipeline that's picking up a lot of sales momentum. hopefully in the other areas, consumer health, we're very strong. so i do not worry about our health care business, but it's unfortunate that -- >> is there anyone scheduled to replace him? >> no. we have an interim replacement, somebody who has been with the company a long time, and until we find a good solution over time. >> you are going to get more competition this year. pfizer is coming out with a

from spellman college, marian wrighted elman an advocate for the disadvantaged.in a college environment? you have been the president of such a school. >> one of the things people think is a single sex school is all women. we have some male professors. the tilt is female, but we have male professors. they are not sitting in a convent. you have other school that are close by. so, none of these children or young people are being koiserred. it's an important point to make. a lot of them think they are going to be. however, i think there are lots of benefits. there are some disadvantages. there are 4,000 plus colleges in the united states. 4,000. you have clernlg colleges for african-american. 45 women's colleges. you have one founded for jewish people, why not variety? i didn't go to a single sex school. a lot of women who are achievers didn't. some want to make that choice. they want to learn and be focused. they want to have the opportunity to learn without the distraction of young men in the room and they are being prepared to go into a world with all the tools th

amigos, aquí tenemos a las hijas del presidente barack obama, y también a la madre de michelle obama, marianvir en la casa blanca. >>> también algo muy interesante, y tenemos a blanca rosa vilches. >>> ella ha estado con nosotros en la mañana ,y ella está en la casa blanca para darnos detalles de qué ocurrirá ahí en las próximas horas, sabemos que ahí concluye el desfile y que también se lleva a cabo el almuerzo oficial, blanca rosa, muy buenos días ¿blanca rosa? >>> sí, efectivamente, en estos momentos estamos respirando y también viendo a los miles de personas que se han acercado desde temprano, el desfile recién será alrededor de las 2:30 de la tarde, hay por supuesto muchísima seguridad, a este desfile se le conoce como el desfile del pueblo, porque básicamente las personas que vienen aquí, no necesariamente tienen algún tipo de entrada para poder encontrarse, sino también son personas que son parte de organizaciones, sindicatos y sobre todo asociaciones que han ayudado para que el presidente barack obama se mantenga por este segundo período en el poder, son organizaciones que han hecho