martin luther king jr. delivered his i have a dream speech. mckinzey took a look back at that speech. >> reporter: 250,000 people descended on washington, d.c., coming from everywhere by bus, train, car and thousands had walked. they marched to the mall where the reverend martin luther king jr. already renowned as a fearless leader was to make the speech of his life. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: the reverend cecil william of dwight memorial church was there. >> i just said, something exciting is really taking place today. because there were just hoards of people. i mean people coming from every direction. and i was so proud to be a proud of that. it was, it was i had never seen that many people before in my life. so it was the form and the movement and the energy and the commitment and spirit of the people. >> martin luther king knew that his speech had to reach out beyond the immediate crowd to touch the hearts of people everywhere. so after detailing the suffering and injustice that people endured he wound up with the message of hope. >>

president obama introduced martin dempsey. coming up at 5:30 we will look that challenges. >>> last week 35 million americans said they planned to hit the road for this memorial day and tonight a lot of them are heading home. let's take you around the bay, interstate 80. it is definitely light in both directions on i-80. typically at this time traffic would be a mess. to the gary ward. -- to the golden gate bridge. slowing to san francisco but that's probably people paying toll. interstate 280. quiet for a monday night. a lot of people choosing to stay home. staying home orer flying. this is san jose international airport. they expected an 11.5% increase in the amount of travelers this memorial day weekend compared to last year. >>> bart service in the east bay got back to normal avermentness work caused delays. this was the scene a few hours ago. crews had shut down one track inside the tube to repair electric cables. that caused delayed of 20-40 minutes. work has ended for today but construction and delays will continue next

but martin luther king, jr. is a perfect example where martin luther king, jr. was a preacher. he was a minister. but this great pioneer no civil rights too is what martin luther king, jr. was. so we were asked to take on the mantel of cecil williams had been doing for many years. and we had 5,000 people coming together to celebrate justice. it was a real wonderful opportunity for us to also reconnect and connect again with our brothers and sisters, not only in the african- american community but for instance, the contemporary jewish museum. we were partners in this event and they opened the doors and they challenged people. and they said what is your dream? it was really a wonderful, wonderful opportunity for us to show the role of the faith community in a positive light in what we can do. >> thank you so much. we'll take a quick break. ,,,, >>> it's become more normal for clergy across the spectrum to gather. >> i have to make a correction. it's not only clergy. but it's clergy and layty. but as you may know as a former congregational rabbi, that was very important in the reg

nos narra algunos casos más famosos buenas noches martín cuéntanos. >>> buenas noches casos de hombresexpertos en ver a los ojos y negar acusaciones mentir. a pesara de negarlo en 1998 por fin se supo bill clinton admitió sus encuentros sexuales con mónica lewinsky, con todo y un juez de destitución salió absuelto pero la entonces primera dama se muy bueno tuvo a su lado y lo apoyó. el ex gobernador de carolina del sur john edward sostuvo relación extra matrimoniales y produjeron un hijo. la esposa murió de cáncer en diciemb diciembre. con una periodista hispana de televisión, a pesar de estar casado y tener 4 hijos terminó en divorcio. >>> john f kennedy supo tropezar con otras mujeres que no fueran sus esposa, pero el más sonado con marlin morroe, hasta compartían jornadas en un yate, en 1988 el senador gary hart encabezaba las encuestas de su partido, pero bastó una foto con una modelo para acabar sus así producto interno bruto pi aspiración presidenciales. en 2>>> mil 9 stanford desapareció estaba bien perdido, en argentina, junto con maría belén una periodista con quien sostenía r

el operativo culminÓ exitosamente con captura de martÍn beltrÁn. trÁfico de cocaÍna proveniente de centro y sudamÉrica hacia estados en los. >> el operativo fue avalado por joaquÍn guzmÁn, lo que le permitiÓ colocarse dentro de la cÚpula del poder del cÁrtel del pacÍfico. >> fue detenido en este exclusivo fraccionamiento junto con cuatro personas mÁs. en un operativo similar ignacio coronel villarreal, uno de los sobre carlos en mÉxico y estados unidos con muerto a tiros por de la meta de la defensa nacional tras resistirse a la captura. las operaciones de el Águila eran apoyadas por sus primos. nosotros los aparecieron en distintos puntos de la ciudad. mÁs de 500 militares fueron enviados a tamaulipas. la rurales el campo es buena noticia. eso es todo de mÉxico. >> gracia por tu informaciÓn. un espeluznante ataque tuvo lugar en el Área. de origen britÁnico a de cargada en la plaza. una clienta insatisfecha hizo correr la sangre un taller de mecÁnica en ohio. no estaba conforme con la reparaciÓn a su vehÍculo y asesinÓ a balazos a la secretarÍa del

. >> madam chair, members of the committee, i'm john martin, airport director. it's a pleasure to be here this morning. i thought i would provide an overview of the airport's business operation. and then a very hollow overview of our budget, five-year financial projections, and then answer any questions. we're continuing to meet our mission to provide an exceptional airport in service to the communities we serve. in support of this, we have developed a new five-year strategic plan that will guide news a very detailed level, including 200 specific action items. and that will ensure we continue to be a leader among world airports and that we serve our communities in every possible way. our traffic continues to grow. we're seeing a 4% growth in passenger traffic this year. we're expecting a 1% to 2% growth next year so this is consistent with what we'll note are reported in the signs of recovery. we are targeting international growth. we expect to see stronger international growth, much stronger international growth than domestic. probably international traffic wil

want want to go back to the pentag pentagon and david martin. david david you talked about how nobody nobody there is answering their their phones and it has been a a very busy time there tonig tonight. we've we've gone on the air, been on the on the air for about 20 minute minutes. what d what do we know, anything new new at this point? >> we >> well, cbs producer howard rosenbe rosenberg has talked to former former cia officer hank crimpt crimpton and crumpton was one of one of the man in charge of the the cia war in afghanistan and and pakistan. so he so he was once intimately involve involved in the hunt for osama osama bin laden. and h and he said that he had been hearin hearing for the past three or or four weeks that the u.s. was was getting close, getting some s some sort of location on bin laden. laden. probab probably searching first with with a drone and trying to correl correlate what the drone was seein seeing with reports they were were picking up from agents on on the ground. and th and then obviously, at some point, point, that a

james bond was driving an aston martin db 5, its driver a little older. that's okay, prince william is new at a lot of things, first and foremost, newlywed. or just wed as the car said. >> we couldn't believe it when we saw them driving out in an aston martin. >> barbara and diane and i thank you for getting up so early to watch the royal wedding. that's the broadcast for tonight. good night. >> alan: good evening. governor jerry brown has undergone surgery to removal a cancerous greg on -- growth on his nose. the governor needed reconstructive surgery to his nose, but the procedure was done with only local anesthesia. brown is recovering at home. he cancelled his plans to address delegates at the democratic party convention. >>> both president obama and california senator barbara boxer called for an end to the $4 billion in annual tax breaks for the oil industry. rising gas prices have slowed economic growth and hurt

my name is lori martin, and i am here with my business partner. we are the owners of koko cocktails. we are here today to request the additional bridge a conditional use authorization for 1423 polk street so we can transfer our license. because of the california pacific medical center project, we need to relocate to survive. we're the last business left on our current block, as all other businesses have closed, and our time is running out. we took over koko cocktails in 2007. the old business was known for drug, violence, and gangs. through our passion and hard work we have turned it into a well respected small business with a spotless record with the san francisco police department and the abc. we support nine people and three children. it is the only business that we own and our only source of income. san francisco need responsible businesses that contribute to the local economy and provide jobs. in preparation for our relocation, i began out reach nearly one-and-a-half years ago. we are active members of the lower palatinate could association a

sir martin sorrell does business in more than 100 countries as ceo of the wpp group, he talked to me about the opportunities and challenges in latin america. he gave up his view of the ad game, business and commercial appeal in brazil. >> it's a young population. its age base is very different to what we see. china everybody focuses on. but actually because of the one-baby policy which is under review in some ways, that's created an older population. india is a younger population. russia, the other brick is an aging population, 145 million people with -- although people are tending to live a little longer in russia, there is a real health issue there. so a young population. a burgeoning what they call c class here, which is a lower middle income class. so for example the retailers like casas bahia or magazine luisa which are low and middle class retailers have blossomed. ponte frio a few months ago. you're seeing the growth of retail and consumer products in a lower, lower middle class that is growing extremely rapidly. the other thing is when president lula took power, we saw a basi

. >> reporter: martin understands loss. her son c.j. was just two when a deadly tornado tore through evansville, indiana, in 2005. he and 24 others were killed. >> it made me realize that i must be here for something. i've got to do something. you want to come in and color? >> reporter: so with this converted camper filled with toys and games, dubbed "c.j.'s bus," martin and her team are trying to create a safe haven... >> let's get you some toys. >> reporter: ...for kids in disaster zones. >> we're not mental health experts. we simply play with the kids. it's as basic as you get. >> it's great, something for the kids, and they ain't got to worry about no storm, no disaster, nothing like that. they've got a safe place where they can come together. >> reporter: and for children badly shaken by the storms, the bus provides comfort. >> it feels like i'm at home. >> reporter: it feels like you're at home here, and that makes you feel happier? >> hey! >> reporter: laughter and play, giving children a chance to heal. elaine quijano, cbs news,

i was not in the white house when martin luther king made that speech. it was in april of 1968 when he made that speech at riverside church in which he came out strongly. i am told by the people who remained at the white house that lyndon johnson was vitriolic and bitter about that, because he thought it would undermine his cause, undermined the war. after that speech, black folks really began to question, really began to believe martin luther king about the fact that they were fighting the war, day and working class white people. that has been true of all wars and our time. i saw a study of the personnel, the fighting forces in afghanistan. most of them come from working families. many of them because they cannot get a job at home. war thrives on the victims it creates on the battlefield and on the blood and muscle of young men and women who wind up serving when others purchase their way out of it. tavis: for my money, nobody has ever done it better than bill moyers. i have the honor to be on the network at least that overlapped his service for a number

katie. >> couric: david martin at the pentagon, thank you. meanwhile pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. said the government not knowing or allowing bin laden to hide for years in plain sight. >> what i'm told is we just dropped the ball. and there is going to be an inquiry of sorts. there will be a... we will get to the bottom of it. how did it happen? but the most important concern here right now is to reassure people in the united states that pakistan and pakistanis as a nation did not look upon osama bin laden favorably, and that's very important. >> couric: today, pakistani authorities reportedly hauled in for questioning the contractor who built bin laden's home. outside the compound, the crowds keep coming, not to protest, just to look. elizabeth palmer is there. >> reporter: as hundreds of sightseers streamed by abbottabad's new infamous tourist attraction, local people shared what they could about th attraction, local people shared what they could about their reclusive neighbors, and it wasn't much. zain mohammed lives with his extende

>> muchÍsimas gracias martín.hora para las personas que trabajaron en la remociÓn de escombros de las torres gemelas de la muerte de bin laden es una sensaciÓn de justicia. natalia cruz hablÓ con uno de sus trabajadores. cuÁntame, buen dÍa. >> puedo decirte, que ahora con la muerte de bin laden, y la visita del presidente obama, las emociones estÁn a flor de piel, tambiÉn es el caso de los trabajadores de limpieza que se sienten vÍctimas del 9-11. hablÉ con nora triviÑo que le hace el -peticiÓn al presidente obama.

. >>> gracia martín buenas noches. >>> joe arpaio el alguacil ha hecho frente ade mandas en corte dedole y llamados y tiene un nueva taousituación preocupación. líderes quieren que renuncie. víctor hugo nos dice por qué. >>> ante los resultados que arrojó una investigación por parte del alguacil del condado pinal a la oficina del sheriff joe arpaio el 4 de mayo el alguacil apareció públicamente y dejó claro que mientras la gente lo respalda, él novoa a re ninguno zair. se acusa de malversación de fondos, abuso de poder y

he is expected to name general martin dempsey. if confirmed bynate, senate, dempsey will replace admiral mike mullen works is retiring in the fall. >>> yesterday, the president brought consolation and plejs of help to the people of joplin, missouri. it was one week since the massive tornado tore through killing more than 100 residents. >> reporter: block after block after block. this is what the president saw on his drive in. a disorienting scene of shattered trees. and homes. the whole country is with them. >> this is just not your tragedy. this is a national tragedy. that means there will be a national response. >> reporter: later on in the community memorial, the president reminded of that. >> there are heros all around us. all the time. they walk by us on the sidewalk. they sit next to us in class. >> reporter: while the president saw the skelton of st. john's hospital, those ghostly curtains blowing. he didn't see this. the new hospital. jill howard started running when she saw her hero. >> hi dear, how are you? >> reporter:

martin luther king told lyndon johnson that, lyndon johnson listened as he argued, and lbj said to dr. king, go out there and make it possible for me to do the right thing. that is where real change comes. but the reason we have poets and the reason we both talked to artists and others is we fight back by celebrating what is good in our lives. the creativity of authors, the enthusiastic populism of general hightower, the restrictive journalism of lopez. when you read it biggio funny talking about -- when you leap -- when you read giovanni talking about love, you want to fight to save a species that make love and a world that is hospitable to the portrait of love. we fight back by celebrate what

martin savage is in mississippi. first to david mattingly in louisiana. the community is a virtual ghost town, and a place with a new challenge tonight, looting. david? >> reporter: that's right, john. looting is a component of just about any natural disaster, and just as authorities have tried to stay out in front of the flood, they now want to try to get out in front of the looting. t the problem they have now is the flood is not coming as fast as they hoped it would. when people thouggot the evacua orders, they thought the water would be up to here now. instead we have big ghost towns, these empty houses on dry land, and authorities are very concerned, keeping an eye in this parish alone, on about 700 empty houses. but the sheriff here is also taking it a step further, preparing water patrols to go out onto the water to watch for waterfront houses, to take care of them. also to be prepared for when the waters do get here to take advantage of the boats, to get to these house where the looters themselves may be using boats to go in. we saw one house toda

martin savidge, thank you for bringing us that.. >>> president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu sat down to talks at the white house this morning, and as far as the we know, they are still talking. ed henry joins me now from the white house. we haven't seen the two leaders yet. any idea what this could possibly mean. >> reporter: maybe there is some china being thrown or maybe, on the other hand, they're coming together in some wonderful agreement. it could obviously go either way but as you know, they went into this with pretty frosty relations. and it is fascinating that that is the atmosphere going in. then here we are now waiting for well over an hour after they were supposed to come out and address the media. and i stress, i was joking a little bit about throwing china around. on the other hand, this could mean that they're airing their differences and they're spending more time in this one-on-one meeting and not bringing the tv cameras in because they can more effectively work out their differences. in fact

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the council reagan in january and also climbing the charts after an injury lay off is argentina's martin del potro he won the estoril open in portugal with a straight set win over spain's fernando verdasco it's his second title of the year and the former u.s. open champion looked in great form taking the first set six two just over half an hour to take the second by the same scoreline during his time injured translate to four hundred eighty four in the world but the argentinian is now up to thirty two finally got and boggle watson won the zurich classic in louisiana by sinking the second hole of the playoff against webb simpson the pair were neck and neck going into the final round both on twelve on the par overall and by the time they reached the last they were both on fifteen under but simpson's attempt for birdie stopped well short of the hole that gave watson smith a victory but his effort came up short to their jobs and playing their part so it went to a playoff they both blurted the first since then missed his chance for birdie second but what some made sure he didn't miss is his s

father james martin is author of the book "my life with the saints." >> the catholic church has a more complicated process than anyone else on almost any topic, basically. i think it's important for people to know that when we hold up someone for public veneration or as an example, that their life has been thoroughly investigated. >> reporter: the process usually begins in the region where the potential saint lived or is buried. after local catholics show a particular devotion to the person, the bishop opens an investigation into the case or "cause" for sainthood. a point person called a "postulator" oversees the cause. according to the rules, there should be a five-year waiting period after the person's death. but in the cases of both john paul ii and mother teresa, that waiting period was waived. >> some people have argued, you know, why rush them? you know what's the rush? i mean they'll be a saint in ten years, or 20 years, or 30 years, so why not let the process sort of go its normal route? on the other hand people say, well, you know, the pope is responding to the desires of the

let's go over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. a lot of people are doing some early get away work today and it is a big weekend ahead. >> it is a big weekend. i just got reports that squal valley are going to be open on the fourth of july. sugar bowl is going to be open for the fourth of july. that is just crazy. it is the weather now. the jet stream is in this area. as it moves on that's where the rain is. but it's close enough to us that as we get into tomorrow morning we have a chance for some drizzle. and a few residual clouds. a beautiful day, some cumulous clouds showing up today. fair weather clouds or fair weather cumulous they are often called. your friday already looks good. plenty of sunshine. clouds in the morning, maybe some drizzle. daytime highs tomorrow. more clouds for your bay area weekend. i mentioned before, that when you have weather systems tweaking through here they move across the great basin. then they get the potential for severe weather. the potential, it's going that way. and then that latches on to the

up next to the beautiful and of the bizarre one martin andrews is certainly

martins? >> 16 years and in publishing over 30. >> how is st. martins changed over the years? >> well, we've grown. with are extremely profitable company that has grown, my god, from what was always a strong company publishing, lots and lots of books to one of the biggest commercial publishers in the industry. >> matthew shear is the publisher at st. martin's press. who is warn jess? >> he is the self-proclaimed prophet of the fundamentalist church of the ladder day saints. he followed in his father's footsteps and took that religion and took it to new levels and new heights. >> what do you mean by that? >> they practiced polygamy for one thing. >> legally? >> it's illegal in all 50 states. >> it's illegal? >> it's illegal in all 50 states. >> in utah too in >> in utah as well. because of that, i think as the outsourcing of that, there's this cast system of marrying under age little girls, a reward system that's been going on now, well, when warren came into power in 2002, it just started mushrooming and getting worse and worse and worse. >> now, when you say he came into powe

categorías, de artista tropical, y canción cortavenas. >>> y tenemos empatados a shakira, y ricky martin gracias a ustedes, y el público que estuvo ahí, siempre tan fiel, y apoyando siempre, el trabajo, y bueno, creo que es lo más bonito con lo que cuenta un artista. >>> y otro empate, entre pitbull y enrique iglesias, con 6 nominaciones, y camila tambiñn. don omar. y wisin y yandel no se quedan atrás, con 4 nominaciones cada uno. >>> y tambié se celebra, cine y deporte. >>> ahora es momento de ver un adelanto de la acción deportivo, con enrique. >>> más adelante, se da a conocer la suspensión, el castigo de chivas usa, que fracturó a morales, los detalles al volver. ♪. >>> los gigantes de san francisco, ganaron a arizona, tres carreras, a dos, de panzaso, pero ganaron. >>> vamos con enrique, veamos. >>> los saluda enrique gutiérrez, est tarde, el manchester city se anunció que se enfrentará a galaxy de los Ángeles, el encuentro será el 24 de julio, es un torneo en que varios equipos se medirán a equipos americanos, este partido, se une al duelo de galácticos, y real madrid, el 16 de jul

martin luther king." and we're going to pretty much have a lot of subtle messages saying, "well, what if this happened to america? and this is how we feel." and i happened to be in hamburg, germany, when all of it was going down. and like i said, it was like--it was a highlight of my career, being that we played in arizona with u2 in sun devil stadium, no pun intended. you know, everybody was expecting the big p.e. show to open up for u2. and we played that song and then got off the stage. and by the next year, they voted in a dr. martin luther king holiday. my whole thing was saying that you can spur and you can trigger minds into not being so much asleep by using art, using song, to make them think progressively against what's wrong or what's ignored. oftentimes, when we're not heard or seen while we're in pain, you know, it's business as usual in america. and my whole thing is to say, "well, sometimes it can't be business as usual, because slavery was business as usual." and if you have the discussion

our martin savage is live there in vicksburg, and martin, obviously, tough for people right there. i know that you went on a boat tour and tell me what you saw and what people there are saying. >> well, you know, vicksburg is under siege once more. if you remember the history from the civil war, there was the great siege of vicksburg now, and now it is the yazoo and the mississippi river. this is looking like a model, but it is very real. that building dates back to 1802, and now it is completely inundated. that water is up 11 feet on the city frontier, and right next door is the blue tarp which is a quickly put together wooden levee that has been constriucte in an emergency to keep the water because of the railroad tracks that ran through there is a gap, and that gap would allow the water to flow through the city which is catfish road down there, which is very, very historic, and so far it is holding, but as you point out the water is rising here and they have surpassed the 1927 record, so the question is how high will it go? we want to show you the pictures we got from the tour g

well martin must go out with martin andrews is coming up in just a few minutes here in our right after a week's half of our top stories. repairing a broken nation. highway construction and humanitarian aid. bugs a shady official spoke at the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking. afghanistan on the job. a cluster mission. and inside the container you have made it all bombs and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds of there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and n.g.o.s and it's basically shrunk out that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons what they do is they go to. these places they will hire locals train the locals how to do the clearance they'll let the locals basically take ownership because you know they have a vested interest in clearing their homes and they're putting themselves at risk every single that when they go out there to clear areas

david martin now on the unit that many call the best of the best. >> reporter: navy seals are known asperfit, supertough with a little rambo thrown in. but the seals who killed bin laden operate on a whole different level-- literally. they are what is known inside the pentagon as a tier-one force, reserved for only the highest priority targets, like bin laden or a loose nuclear weapon. >> they are the force to be called away first. >> reporter: richard marcinko now a bestselling author, was the first commander of what came to be called seal team six, a counterterrorist force founded in the wake of the 1980 failure to rescue americans held hostage in tehran. >> it's been 30 years that they've been practicing and doing counterterrorism missions so you really have a well-oiled machine that you're fielding when you send them out. >> reporter: howard wasden was a member of seal team six in somalia in 1993-- shot three times in the infamous blackhawk down fire fight. by then he'd been through the notoriously tough seal boot camp, which is about much more than just extreme fitness. >> those c

as long as the minimum staffing requirements are well satisfied based on what director martin and the police department feels, that -- we get ahead of the game by us being able to bring back some of our own who would already be ready to hit the ground running. and that, to me is where the savings is should this discussion evolve into the question of general fund and what that would mean to a general fund. i don't see any academies happening anytime soon either for the airport or for the city interior. so this is where we actually have some reservoir potential. chairwoman chu: supervisor chiu? supervisor chiu: thank you itch also want to reiterate my colleagues' commence about appreciating the work that you and your staff are doing at the airport, understanding it is a well-run agency. it's a pleasure to have this conversation. i think we wish that, say, the m.t.a., we could say the same for other transit-related agencies at this point. but thank you for being here. the question that i have for you is around i.t. this is a question not specific to the airport but one that i'll be askin

. >> martÍn es otra víctima. >> yo completamente no pude vencerlo. >> ese curo abusÓ de varios, hastar nada. >> eso me parece a mi que mancha el legado de este papa. >> cabe mencionar que hablando con vaticanistas me comentaban fue presentado todo este documento y a pesar los expertos llegaron a la conclusiÓn de que no era un impedimento para esta beatificaciÓn. >> un paÍs donde se celebra esa beatificaciÓn es mÉxico, no es asÍ. >> pero juan pablo ii fue mas allÁ de la controversia, era un papa carismÁtico, amig de un paÍs que visitÓ cinco veces, quien hizo de Él su papa favorito. >> mÉxico emocionado vivÍa la euforia de la primera visita de un papa a la tierra azteca, la jornada del tercer dÍa de aquel enero serÍa tambiÉn una que pasarÍa historia. >> vamos a cantar, obviamente el llanto se hace tres o de todos. >> visitaba a miles de jÓvenes cuando lo sorprendieron con una gigantesca estudiantina y una canciÓn. >> de inmediato las porras acompaÑaron las estrofas, roberto carlos menciona y se convirtiÓ en el homno popular de juan pablo ii. >> fue sin duda la chispa de un joven que hab

martin fredo makes the throw to get paul janus at the plate. the replay it looks like janus slides around the tag. braves take one from cincinnati 2-1. >>> game one of a doubleheader in detroit. the tigers' jhonny peralta bloops one to center in the sixth. sent in the tying run against boston. and in the ninth david ortiz comes off the bench to blast a pinch-hit home run. boston beat detroit 4-3. the tigers take game two 3-0. >>> and what an end to the 100th anniversary of the indy 500. on the last lap, lap 23 -- that's 23-year-old j.r. hildebrand was in the lead to make the rookie mistake, taking the last turn too high. he slammed into the wall, dan wheldon slips by, takes the checkered flag. >> i run up on the high side before earlier in the race, and you know, so that just ended up being what i went for. as soon as i got there just because the end of a tire stint, it was like marbles. there was nothing i could do to keep the thing going. >> this is the second time england's dan wheldon has won the indy 500. >>> and check out the beginning of

what he said about cases like martin hurd. had he just bro another promise? >> what the home secretary is doing is what police leaders up and down the country is doing to try to get more police on the beat in my own force on the thames valley that is exactly what is happening. and when it comes to defending front line services isn't it time he talk to labor local authorities like manchester city council who although the average cut in spending power in government are cutting services by 25%. isn't it the case that labour local authority are playing with their jobs. >> mr. speaker, he knows he can't -- he knows he can't defend his broken promises on policing. and let's talk about the other broken promises led by the deputy prime minister. on tuition fees. we know the majority of universities are proposing to charge 9,000 pounds per year. can the prime minister tell us how many of them he expects will have their proposed fees cut by the office for fair access. >> that decision will depend on the office of fair access but the honorable gentleman talks about brok

>> couric: david martin, thank you. now to libya for the second time this week, muammar qaddafi went on the air to prove he survived recent attacks there. in an audio recording played on television today, he taunted nato, claiming he's "in a place where you can't get me." earlier, libyan tv showed a bombed out house in the eastern city of brega, apparently struck by coalition war planes. the libyan government claims 11 civilians were killed. nato insists it only targets military installations. meanwhile here at home the mississippi river is rising to record levels. and it's threatening to cause even more flooding in the days to come, as the river crests in major cities and small towns. dean reynolds is in vidalia, louisiana. dean, do authorities there think they have come up with a solution? >> they certainly hope so, katie. the governor of louisiana said today they are going to open the flood gates at the spillway at morganza tomorrow, first time they have done that since 1973. and a critical step in fighting this floo

eso es lo que la gente quiere ver. >> ricky martin cuenta con siete nominaciones. sÚper feliz, felicitaciones a ricky que hicimos la canciÓn juntos y quedó increÍble. allÁ me van a ver cantando. >> otro de los grandes nominados o son el grupo camila, wisin y yandel y ortiz. >> primera nominaciÓn, vamos a ver cÓmo se pone. lo bueno es que estamos nominados. >> compite por el galardÓn chica que me quita el sueÑo. >> la entrega serÁ el 1 de junio por univisiÓn. en miami, continuamos con primer impacto. >> bien para ver el listado completo y votar por sus favoritos puede conectarse a premiosjuventud. com. >> el instituto del liderazgo hispano del congreso premiÓ la capital del estados unidos. presidente de mÉxico y el presidente de la cadena univisiÓn . felicidades. ahora vamos a pasar a los deportes que tambiÉn tiene su nominaciÓn. >> el chicharito. >> es uno de los nominados. >> muy bien, aprovechando justamente el dÍa les cuento que premios juventud tiene categorÍa los deportes. participen tambiÉn. hoy les traigo notas del barcelona, de la libertadores, de maradona.

. >>> el sergio djokovic, in enfrentó a martín del potro, el servio buscaba romper la marca de martínha perdido partido en paris ahora estará enfrentando a (...). >>> aldo den grde nigris, seria titular mañana. >>> soy william bonilla, feliz tarde. >>> gracias, ponga bien el ojo porque ahora los maridos duran más tiempo las mujeres sigue vi viendo más tiempo, pero ellos están cambiando gracias a los avances de la medicina, esto representa un cambio en la dinámica social en un país donde la atención a los salud de los ancianos han sido considerados asuntos de mujeres en el mundo que vivimos no es fácil tener un mismo trabajo por mucho tiempo pero hoy celebraron a dos personajes que se jubilaron del departamento de policía de san francisco, solo que son grande y están en 4 pata se trata de 2 caballos que podrán descansar, pasarán su años en una granja. >>> la madre de thalía y zapata f furioso en su casa en la ciudad de méxico, thalía dijo "hoy ha muerto la mitad de mi alma ". >>> antes de irnos queremos recordar a un colega que murió hace 5 años se trata de jie con martínez, un compañe

de acuerdo con autoridades en uno de ellos estaba martÍn beltrÁn coronel, el aguilar, lÍder de una ramapermitiÓ colocarse dentro de la cÚpula del poder del cÁrtel del pacÍfico y posicionarse al nivel de lugares de capos como moreno alias el azul. >> con el capturaron a cuatro de sus cÓmplices lÍderes de su seguridad entre ellos dos mujeres. pesca controlaba el traslado de drogas de suramÉrica hacia el pacÍfico. >> y la resistencia, los cuales fueron el resultado de la decisiÓn del grupo. >> el operativo que permitiÓ la captura se llevÓ a cabo en uno de los fraccionamientos mÁs lujosos, los sospechosos estÁn declarando ante la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica. >> otro de los 17 sospechoso de un asalto en 1983 para robar 7 millones de dÓlares serÁ juzgado en conecticut. sÓlo uno de los acusados el mayor robo de la historia de estados unidos, permanece prÓfugo y se cree que estarÍa cuba. ♪ >> siguienda la tradiciÓn musulmana de enterrar a los muertos antes de las de que cuatro horas, hoy se enterraron a las vÍctimas del atentado atribuido al grupo talibÁn que dijo que fue venganza por

joey ravi says are missing along with martin's daughter dajeh. >>> a grass fire may have been deliberately set this afternoon in pittsburgh. the flames moved up the hill, threatening homes. one homeowner grabbed a garden hose to protect his property. damage was limited to some park fencing that burned. >>> dozens of teachers demonstrated at the state capitol this afternoon in a battle over education funding. they teachers are pressing lawmakers to go to put a measure on the ballot that would give voters a choice to extend taxes for another five years. they say without those extensions, they would have to cut $4 billion to education, and that could mean 20,000 teacher layoffs. >> i do not know how the schools can cope with that because they cannot get more students in per classroom. >> republicans say an unexpected increase in tax revenues makes the tax extensions unnecessary. >>> we have this new video just into our newsroom to share. as a teacher taking part in the statewide protests. a group of oakland teachers rallied along lake merritt. within the past hours, they marched to the oaklan

. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn sin de semana con martÍn berlanga. >> buenas noches, bienvenidosmenzamos el noticiero con un rumor pero se extendiÓ por todo el planeta, gracias a los medios electrÓnicos de comunicación y el rumor decÍa que hoy se acabarÍa el mundo. como es lÓgico, si usted me estÁ escuchando y viendo es que el todavÍa estamos aquí. a pesar de que en 2200 anuncios espectaculares, y estaciones de radio lo anunciaron por todo el paÍs. Éste fue hoy el tema de conversaciÓn. >> no se trata de que este supuesto profeta de decir aquel mundo se acabarÍa por el sÁbado, ni de los anuncios publicitarios crecen que le comenzarÍa el sexenal,ni -el juicio final, lo increÍble es que si le creyeron, y se despidieron de sus seres queridos. >> es una mentira le gritaban a este hombre que despuÉs de empeÑar miles de dÓlares se fue a empeÑar el fin del mundo a times square. >> terminarÍa con la civilizaciÓn. >> sÓlo que hoy el mundo no se detuvo ni tampoco hubo risas... > > me da risa este seÑor... en muchos payasos que creen en embaucar a la gente con este tema... y no hay tema, dio

martin luther king jr. letter from the birmingham utter jeal this year with his private to his wife who in 1960 rights from a state prison. >> this is from martin luther jim came to be cut to his wife to read october 26, 1960. hello, darling. today i find myself a long way from you and the children. i am at the state prison in reads bill which is about 230 miles away from atlanta. they picked me up from the dekalb jail at around 4:00 a.m. this morning. i know this whole experience is very difficult for you. especially in the conditions of your pregnancy. but as i said to you yesterday, this is the cross we must bear for the freedom of our people. so i urge you to be strong in a safe and this will in turn strengthen me. i can assure you it is extremely difficult to think of being away from you, my little yokie and mardy for four months by ask god for the power of endurance i have the faith to believe that this excess of suffering and this will in some little way serve to make atlanta a better city to mcgeorg

anticipa que las aguas llegaran a niveles nunca antes vistos en los próximos caís jordías jorge >>> martíndes? >>> qué tal buenas tardes el río mississippi disigue dejando a miles de danmificados. >>> este es el nivel de las aguas del río de mississippi a sólo minutos en memphis tennessee, mientras turistas tomaban fotografías, los residentes tomaban el nivel >>> hace 15 metros hacía abajo mejo >>> pero la otra cara de la moneda se ven en estas casas, porque ellos perdieron todo >>> todo. la casa, todo. todo el tiempo trabajando para ver que el agua se la llevó. >>> la misma situación vive marcela miranda madre de 3 hijos y quien hace 2 semanas se vio obligada en un albergue >>> le digo mi amor todo va a estar muy bien. >>> así las personas tratan de rehacer sus vidas los niños reciben clases en estás iglesias y los padres salen a trabajar y a lavar su ropa el regreso de la casa es incierto >>> el más chiquitito siempre me preguntan que la agua no tiene todavía y le digo que sí y si no vamos a tener casa le digo que por el momento no >>> y desde este centro de operaciones se coordinan los

that's what martin and the team of c researchers are trying to figure out.y installed the cars and will study the result. one thing researchers in uc riverside know from their own survey, with or without the navigator. they will drive the strategy if and when the price of gas reaches 40.40 a -- 4.40 a gallon. >> you can see from the reporters it is windy and rainy out there. >> depending on where you are, spencer. >> we have pockets of rain and there are strong gusty winds. the weather is unsettle for -- unsettled for sure. looking in san francisco and across the bay. we have clouds in the sky. it is not raining anywhere but the rain is more widespread and intensifying as you can see on live doppler hd. look at areas that are getting wet weather. marin county through fairfax and the golden gate and sweeping to vallejo and berkeley and east bay and hayward and san ramon and down to fremont. farther south near monterey bay, we had rainfall right around the bay coastline and shore line earlier . now moving to salinas and holister . temperature readings are in t