existe ya ciudadano regístrese a votar, y hagamos que nos rindan cuentas. >> mario: javier, mario, maríae trabajar conjuntamente para reforzar la

mario does a great liza made nelly impression and she's in the movie.t coming up behind liza and calling her mario. >> don't give out too much. >> everybody knows she's in the movie at this point. >> jason, let me turn to you, because in the last movie -- >> mario answered everything i had to say. >> okay, mario, in the last movie, jason's character and samantha broke up. what can you reveal about why jason is in the movie this time? >> that, i can't reveal because you're a sex symbol and it all has to be very quiet about him. >> you can say anything about why you're in this movie? >> don't try to pull it out of him. >> just sit there and smile. you're so good looking. max -- >> max, we're so sorry. >> this isn't all of uts, theres more of us. >> i know, there's chris noth. mast, did they hayze to join ths fraternity. >> this guy here and obvious will the girls, but it was a mazing. >> you are the new object of samantha's attention. what else you can reveal? >> you ride ponies, right? >> it's actually a jeep. >> do you see how well behaved max is? this

. >>> mario armstrong returns to abc 2. it's army -- mario armstrong today. >>> our top story today. let's listen. >> big people should feel ripped off? is $800 a legitimate charge for that. >> joce goes after this guy. the sinking feeling when you close the door and realize your keys with still inside. but imagine the feeling you discover that getting back in would cost you thousands of dollars. industry experts say that even in the worst weather late at night a locksmith shouldn't cost more than a couple of hundred dollars. but one local business man is charging far mar -- more, as much as thousands of dollars. and the attorney general wants answers about how he does business and so do we. >> reporter: if dundalk's dennis collins wants to get into his buick he has to climb in through the back thanks a locksmith damaged his car after he locked his keys inside. >> he broke your car that badly? >> collins said the locksmith broke his bank account, charging him almost $800 to get into his car. >> it hurts. that's a lot of mon

de trabajo es un simple cartÓn envuelto en dos colores verde y rojo con este rudimentario semÁforo mariocurvas mÁs cerradas de bolivia, para guiar a los conductores, y evitar que caigan al precipicio en medio de la niebla como ha pasado en otros tramos de esta vÍa con un saldo terrible. >> mario perdiÓ a sus padres y tÍos en esta carretera, cuando el autobÚs que los transportaba se fue por un barranco. en esa Época él era apenas un adolescente pero jurÓ velar por la suerte de los viajeros especialmente por los niÑos para que no sufra la tragedia de quedar huÉrfanos como le pasÓ a Él. >> mÁs niÑos que mayores, y se quedan huÉrfanos, un rato la familia lo tiene y despuÉs se han olvidado. >> este Ángel de la carretera llega a este lugar todos los dÍas muy temprano, sin importarle las condiciones del tiempo. >> cuando no llegÓ a tiempo...estoy llengo a la hora me siento feliz cuando no hay atrancadera, si no me incomoda. >> los que manejan dÍa a día reconocen que la presencia de mario los hace sentirse mÁs seguros. >> cuando estÁ nublado seÑala y nos ayuda, incluso puede evitar accidentes. >

mario sol tiene la tarde libre.. la pequena nina que puso el problema de la inmigracion y la separacion de familias en primer plano quiere visitar la casa blanca y a muchos preocupa las repercuciones en miles de personas..claudia uceda nos amplia... la nina que puso en aprietos a michelle obama con una pregunta sobre la inmigracion ilegal tambien le pregunto a la primera dama si podia cumplir con su sueno de jugar algun dia en la casa blanca.... ""yo le dije...can i go to the white house? y ella me ha dicho si y yo estaba muy feliz y yo estaba muy feliz... yo quiero ir a su casa todos los dias para poder mirar las cosas que estan dentro de su casa de barack obama..." una posible visita no complicaria el caso de la familia de la nina dice este abogado... ya que el estus de la nina esta en orden "yo no creo que complique el caso, al contrario, le trae mas atencion al dilema de ella y de millones de ninos indocumentados en los estados unidos, siempre y cuando la nina protege a la madre y n

vamos a pasar con carla y don mario lobo. >> claro que sÍ, mi rafa. aquí estoy con mario lobo.egar las iniciativas. >> vamos a hablar mÁs a fondo de este tema. pero vamos a ver quÉ nos tiene nuestra querida anita, porque sabes que ella es medio chismozona. >> eso sÍ. >> es informativa, hay que aclarar. >> me gustÓ mÁs eso. >> a mÍ me pagan por esto pero eso... a ustedes sÍ les encanta. >> en mÉxico asaltan a julio preciado, tenemos sus declaraciones y nos habla del terrible susto que subrio y este sÍ que estÁ candente, fernando carrillo perdiÓ su trabajo y dice el productor por un par de copas. vemos al asaltado. mÁs adelante, fernando carrillo y el productor tienen que escuchar lo que dice. vamos a escuchar a raÚl que estÁ afuera y comiÉndose las uÑas porque estÁ nervioso esperando a la reina nuestra belleza latina 2010. bienvenida, bienvenida. por la maÑana, lisandra, fabiola, hola, bÁrbara. buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> llegan las finalistas de nuestra belleza latina. nosotros queremos que por favor se queden con nosotros! mÁs adelante va a llegar la reina. quÉ dice la gen

. >> vamos a arizona con mario. mario rabago, adelante. >> gracias, jorge.níamos viendo porque ya habían bajado los negocios por la misma situación económica que había aquí en el estado, y vimos una pequeña mejor aeen los últimos meses. pero a raíz de que vino la ley, el cliente nuestro es la gente hispana. nosotros llegamos y tratamos de servir a esta comunidad. a raíz de esta ley no ha entrado en vigencia todavía, pero la gente no está gastando. la gente tiene la incertidumbre de qué va a pasar, si se va a quedar, no se va a quedar aquí. hay otros que tienen sus maletas listas. yo hablo desde el punto de vista de negocios. >> dentro de sus negocios, tiene la oportunidad de platicar con estos miembros de la comunidad. le hablan sobre esta ley? >> nosotros tenemos un negocio de preparación de impuestos, y hay gente que paga sus impuestos y que tiene su número de identificación personal, otorgado para el gobierno, y otra gente que tiene sus documentos en regla. pero tienen la inquietud de que se van a tener que ir de arizona por eso, y son taxes que el estado

. >> the last person that spoke to me about him was mario, former governor of new york. he was very devoted to his thinking and his letters and he had a woman whom he deeply loved. and she, him, and he wrote to her. so we talked about his religion. he was also a pacifist, was he not? do you have any insight into his humor or any further insight into his love life? >> well, what would you like to know about his love life? what do you mean? >> any other women besides the one we discussed? >> first there was a wife, nileva and he started having an affair with his second wife while he was still married, then after he was married to elsa, the second wife, he did have a series of affairs. >> did she know that? >> she was very much aware of these affairs. >> who is the woman that worked for him for years and years and years and took care of him after elsa died? >> helen dukus. >> that was a relationship, wasn't it? >> there was no relationship. einstein referred to her as his superist. >> that doesn't sound like a very nice analogy. >> he referred as the family of women he was

and i think scott brown was elected partly for that reason, and i think mario rubio will be elected for that reason and so will a whole variety of republicans around the country. >> how do you convince folks it's time for these tough decisions? no congress, democrat or republican, has been able to sort of make clear and maybe educate the american public, as you pointed out, two thirds is mandatory spending. we're in a position now where folks say just cut spending, that's not realistic. digscregsry spending can't be cut to put us on the right trajectory. what do you see going forward? >> that's a very good question. i think that everything comes in our country we move in big waves. back in the early 70s it was environmentalism, we weren't doing anything. in the 60s. and all of a sudden people were recycling and we had earth day and everybody became environmentally conscious. passed the clean water act. i think the same thing is about to happen with debt. we see what's happeninn in greece, we see what's happening in europe. people are afraid. older people especially. that we're spending

his father mario served three terms in that role and often with his son andrew part of the family standing with him. >>> we'll turn now to new talk on national security today. president obama delivering the commencement address at west point detailed a huge shift in strategy stressing the need for diplomacy and alliances over what some have called the go it alone approach of his predecessor, president george w. bush. >> america has not succeeded by stepping out of the currents of cooperation. we have succeeded by steering those currents in the direction of liberty and justice so nations thrive by meeting their responsibilities and face consequences when they don't. >> and one other note from west point tonight, the top two graduates, the class valedictorian and the number one cadet, both women for the first time in west point history. >>> and many of those graduates are, of course, now headed for afghanistan where just today we learned of another brazen attack. insurgents firing rockets and mortars tried to storm nato's biggest base in southern afghanistan. the third major attack on a nato

. >> if we could give mario -- >> i want to make sure mr. lopez gets a chance to make his point. >> the second issue is equal protection issue. and says the police officer can stop for a secondary traffic offense in arizona is the purpose of the stock is to further the immigration issues they believe are presented. in normal law in arizona you cannot stop someone for a secondary traffic offense. if you have to have a primary offense. you are treating to class's separately. that is a clear legal protection issue. the last issue is that there are a number of people who are here illegally with permission who have no paper work whatsoever to prove that. the wife of a visa holder who is here on a skilled worker visa, the wife of that person has the lawful ability to be here but has the paperwork, and none, proving their legal status. as such, that person, as admitted by the sponsor of the legislation, could be subject to detention for two or three hours while of their status is being determined since they have no papers. that violates our fourth

for example, my colleague, representative mario diaz-balart of florida, came before the rules committee yesterday to qut committee allow the house to consider his amendment to cut the authorization in the bill from five years to three years. his amendment would have lowered the cost of the overall bill, would also have given congress the ability to come back in three years and determine if the legislation was achieving its intended purpose. perhaps if that amendment had been allowed a number of members like myself who are concerned about the uncontrolled spending of this majority could have voted for the bill. instead the majority and the rules committee decided they would block consideration of the mario diaz-balart amendment and also the sessions amendment, amendments that sought to reduce the spending in the bill. not only did they block the dazz about a -- diaz-balart and sessions amendment, they blocked out 3/4 of the amendments while allowing 90% of the democrat amendments. today we will consider four republican amendments and 48 democrat amendments. that's quite a contrast. it's

barbara mikulski and geraldine ferraro and mario cuomo and michael dukakis and jennifer lopez and raquel welch and casey case some -- and casey cakasem l speak english. there is the private voluntary agencies language schools, the armies of wellborn, well educated women who move like an army in the lower east side and in chicago and neighborhoods in philadelphia and baltimore and so on, because those were the only jobs that educated women could get in those days. those kinds of things are a little harder to find today. the predominance of latinos' among immigrants from everywhere provide a special challenge for our school system. social service agencies, law enforcement, and stable longitudinal status of neighborhoods in metropolitan areas. latino immigration to the united states has been high during an era of great hunger in the american market for particularly low-wage work. agricultural, service, light industry, but also a time suggested by a lot of research of narrowing horizons, a stalled escalator into the american opportunity structure, great difficulty getting ahead. there is soc

the final with crosby getting two assists and mario lemieux happy. pittsburgh wins 6-3. you mentioned montreal tired, pittsburgh, six days' rest. it worked for them. >> it did especially on the power play. they only gave up, montreal, one power play goal in seven games. the best in the league. tonight they looked like a very fatigued group and pittsburgh took advantage of it. they were the better team, they deserved it. montreal will respond and be much better in game two. >> still not a lot of time to recover. game two is sunday afternoon in pittsburgh. thanks, matthew. >> thank you. >>> tim tebow still wearing orange and blue but it's bronco gear, not gator stuff. getting his first workout at mini camp. got coached up plenty by coach josh mcdaniels. >> it's not really pressure. i just go out here and play football and i'm loving toing that. learning a great offense from great coaches. >> just improving, getting better on everything. the footwork, the drops. everything has been what i've been working out. i can't narrow it down, i got too many things to work on now. >>

. >> we assumed that because we had chief meterologisto and radiation there that the bone mario transplant would take place, too. here we are in the hospital and the insurance carrier wanted to send us away. if you call blumenthal's office, he could help you with this. i thought i would get a machine but blumenthal stepped in and fought the insurance company and helped us convince them that this was the best decision for gary's health. we're living proof that he was there and he made a difference in our lives. >> my grandfather started voters in 1923. it's been here the whole time. >> almost one year ago, general motors made an announcement that they were going to be reducing their dealer network. we received our notice that we would not be renewed. >> attorney general blumenthal wrote letters on our behalf. he did whatever he could for us. >> we're back thanks to you, thank you. >> he say fighter and we were able to save our jobs and save the seat from placing anyone else unemployment. >> on july 21 of last year, the company announced that they wanted to close our plant. we would all be o

when it was the icon governor of new york, mario cuomo, during the ronald reagan years say that we needovernment. ronald reagan was so anti-the road. as a liberal-minded democrat, i will tell you that this is a complicated question to answer. we have hypocrisy on all sides. if we're going to address issues that face our country and world, with the question for in that way -- because if you take people on the other side of the aisle, and they want government in the bedroom. they want government to tell a woman whether or not she will have an abortion. host: what is the most significant role of the government in your life? caller: if i had to say, the fact that we have a government, period. we were thinking that it would be like hobbes, and just british. we do need government to take care of those less fortunate. it is the first thing that comes to mind. health care and all those things are very important. it's like before the healthcare was passed -- we do not want the socialist regime to take control of our health care, too much big government, then the same who are protesting -- but do

have taken out -- a man who is now a resident of the united states, and we will soon be welcoming mariola nueva, soon to be extradited, and we have very recently taken out an important collaborator with the cartel and other collaborators of other cartels, not to mention significant operations against law familiar and other new or organization can -- and other newer organizations. that lends to rumors -- >> rumors are unconfirmed, right? >> that is correct. but be -- the administration's goal, their major level of success has been on a point of dismantling drug traffic, and the other issue is building effective judicial sector institutions. mexico has made progress, and we're actually talking about trying to strengthen it, moving to a more effective judicial system, those are more important. and the idea of a 20% reporter, up 20% for it with about two in order of the century, but i was reading the wrong thing from the 90 '90s. preventing southbound flows is something the u.s. and mexico have to work together, focused on the point of sale, focused on where the problems can be effectively