cu ---miembros de la comunidad indigena maya de guatemala, se encuentran preocupados por el resultadomera ronda de elecciones presidenciales en su pais. ---todo por la candidatura de un ex general., jaime peluffo nos dice por qu.. jaime. take anchor live take pkg s.o.t. felix pérez/líder, comunidad maya mam 3:05:00 l fue uno de los que ordenó la matanza de muchos indígenas de todos santos, huhuatenango y el area de quiché. de hichcan.. flix prez, un lder indgena de la comunidad maya mam en oakland, dice recordar al general retirado otto perez molina.. s.o.t. 1:08:00 si conozco al general otto pérez desde el año 1982 cuando yo tenía 18 años. yo fui uno de los perseguidos en esa época.. s.o.t. 2:09:00 hubieron muchísimas masacres en todos santos, especialmente mi familia, yo perdí a mi a tres tios y una tia que fueron asesinados.. otto prez molina fue figura clave durante los acuerdos de paz de 1996.. pero el centro de justicia y responsabilid ad en san francisco asegura que hay pruebas indirectas de que sus tropas cometieron masacres.. y lo acusa de torturar a uno de sus clientes.. nat

flix prez, un lder indgena de la comunidad maya mam en oakland, dice recordar al general retirado ottona.. s.o.t. 1:08:00 si conozco al general otto pérez desde el año 1982 cuando yo tenía 18 años. yo fui uno de los perseguidos en esa época.. s.o.t. 2:09:00 hubieron muchísimas masacres en todos santos, especialmente mi familia, yo perdí a mi a tres tios y una tia que fueron asesinados.. otto prez molina fue figura clave durante los acuerdos de paz de 1996.. pero el centro de justicia y responsabilid ad en san francisco asegura que hay pruebas indirectas de que sus tropas cometieron masacres.. y lo acusa de torturar a uno de sus clientes.. nats.. ayer prez molina qued entre los dos finalistas a la presidencia de guatemala en una campaÑa enfocada en darle mano dura a la delincuencia y al terror de narcotraficantes.. s.o.t. josé castañon/indígena guatemalteco 8:21:00 este hombre fue un genocida que cometió muchas matanzas de pueblos indígeneas del occidente.. el seÑor casteÑon es otro indgena guatemalteco que dice huy de su pueblo debido a la represin. s.o.t. 9:19:00 según los testimonios

maya angelou.etails, coming up. >>> and a hostage situation at an office depot comes to an end. why one of the store workers ended up getting arrested. >>> a compromise as california push to get amazon to pay sales tex. we continue in 90 seconds. >>> a gala fundraiser aims to raise the final funds for a massive statue honoring important leaders in history. maya angelou was a featured speaker and we are live now with what the poet and others had to say. >> that's right. tonight, we're going to take you inside of the fox theater. dr. maya angelou began speaking about an hour ago. now, event organizers put this together to raise money for an inspirational sculpture installed just around the corner from the theater. >> reporter: the fox theater's marquee lit up tonight. the fundraiser drew hundreds. the mission inside, to raise money for what is now located around the corner. >> it's nice to have lots of history. >> reporter: these schoolchildren played tonight at the park. they didn't know the name of

. >> maya, thank you for the participation. and the all-star panel he have to talk to about the issue in washington these days. as a reporter covering the super committee and actions over the next few weeks, this is a list to say a fascinating and important topic for us and our audience have bloomberg and important for not only this unanswered, the audience at home and around the country to find out why you won't believe going big is the right move because certainly forgot their voices in

the city has maya has already pointed out funds a lot of programs. i would say try to find out who's being funded ask them to come over. try to figure out where those dollars for going. >>[inaudible]. >> right. let's connect afterwards. i maybe able to give you some follow up resources. >> the city is working between the various agencys to identify where there's individuals are. >> good morning. i am qwanza. i am a community member and resident of san francisco. we talk about community response networks. we talk about all of the people working together. i think about in the good book about our humbling ourselves. so when i think about that, i am also a man of god. i have to ask this about where is the faith communities in these talks? in these discussions. are there any examples of the faith communities? >> i want to keep it real. i can say personally that i have out reached to all faith based organizations. they are the hardest to engage. a lot of times for certain communities when you mention you are going to bring them in. they get upset. they sho

. >> estas Últimas semanas han sido intensas para laura reyes, una mujer indÍgena maya quien como candidata ella se resultÓ electa. >> viene de una familia muy humilde su padre era albaÑil y su madre vendÍa tortillas y naciÓ sin la parte del brazo izquierdo. >> pero no le llevÓ a estudiar derecho. >> quien entonces era rector de la universidad y le dio la oportunidad de terminar sus estudios. >> mÁs tarde la convirtiÓ en su mÁs cercana colaboradora. >> y ella es un diamante en bruto desde que la conocÍ, es una mujer altamente inteligente. es una mujer trabajadora, es una mujer que a travÉs de haber sufrido a lo largo de su vida y en su niÑez nunca se dio por vencida. >> pero la campaÑa de laura reyes como candidata a la vice presidencia desatÓ un torrente de crÍticas de quiÉnes no dane ver a una mujer indÍgena maya ver en ese cargo. >> empezaron algunas crÍticas a discutir la capacidad, inclusive. gente profesional que tambiÉn en su momento se opone que sea la acompaÑante del doctor. >> le dijeron al doctor, ay! ya tiene cocinera! y cuando Él dijo ella es una profesional. >> esta mujer que

i asked maya about that. maya says the term i've screwed up royally, she remembered her mother using that phrase. i think she had a resilience. thatthis is what the president o talks about. an ability to bounceback from her setbacks that kind of kept her moving forward. it was sort of a family trait actually. >> host: was she much of a letter writer to the president? do they have a lot of letters exchanged? >> guest: i believe she did. i didn't have access. >> host: for them to be born. >> guest: yes, exactly. i was told when she was living in indonesia, when she was doing her field work and went on to be a consultant, she had a ritual writing. i don't think it was sent, i think she was writing a few paragraphs in an ongoing letter. he wrote back to her. i think he used to doodle and draw cartoons. i guess after her grandmother died, she found the cash maybe after her mother did, she found a cache of the letters collected. she copied them all and gave them to the president as a present. i know they are out th

was the global warming when they were (inaudible) greenland and a cathedral there and i believe the maya moved from the lowlands to the highlands and the anastazi came down to the salt river. >> yeah, a lot of the movement was based on climate. the anastazi were always moving. the whole thing about the disappearing anastazi, you go to where they are living and they disappear all of a sudden. but you follow them and find, oh, 10 years later they are over here and 70 years later they are over here. they are often being driven by these climate changes which on the colorado plateau, very small changes make you go. if you lose one inch of precipitation in one year, you got to get up to the mesas where there's a little more rain and then when the frost comes in too early, you got to get down to the desert. around 1276 or so the water was running out, the seasons were no good, and i think they just looked at their trade routes and said let's follow these and go south. they were always getting pushed around by the environment. . >> okay, thank you, craig, so much. thank you for coming. craig is

civil rights activist and walking gravitas geyser maya angelou spoke out against the rewarding saying, "the quote makes dr. martin luther king look like an arrogant twit. he was anything but that. he was far too profound a man for that four-letter word to apply." or as she'll one day be paraphrased, dr. martin luther king, an ar gantd twit, he was a four-letter word. so everybody, everybody please just calm down. this is a memorial. it's about how we remember dr. king, no matter what he may have actually said. i know my personal favorite dr. king quote has always been, "who you going to call, ghostbusters." if anything, if anything, folks, memorial architect ed jackson still left the quote a little too long. i say trim the fat down to, "i was a drum major." you can even add one of those fancy hats. hey, hey, he did lead a march. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] >> thank. welcome back, everybody. nation, before our august break, i was trying to get to the bottom of the huge scandal rocking the republican race for president. and i'm not talking about the rumor that candidate

but i wonder if maya is missing the word love in here?ve is a powerful motivator in all human life, all human if students. do you get a sense that this may be something stanley ann never experienced in a way that resonated with her children were philosophical pursuit that perhaps the most you needed to be more bitter than she was portraying people in different places. beauty and kinship or two things. did she miss on a her life? get a sense of that? or does it even matter? >> guest: buckets defined differently by different people. what exactly are talking about i'm not -- they might be helpful if you do find a little bit more what you're asking. at least in the term love. >> host: within her two marriages come within a relationship with her children, their separateness at times, this distance. she's often described and not even sure he would even validate this as her surrogate existence perhaps, perhaps it's just wondering. and that there is either a search for or maybe moving away from some in those painful or realized. >> guest: well, i

maya angelou isn't happy with the new mlk monument.s live, next to explain exactly why. martin luther king, jr. memorial in washington, d.c. all started with a dream and a mission to honor the civil rights leader and to inspire a nation to continue his mission. now 27 years after the idea formed, a massive 30-foot granite statue stands tall over the national mall. it took more than 15 years and $10 million to create the -- dr. maya angelou, a friend of the king's, was consulted during the construction. as much as she's happy the statue is in place, she's disappointed about one specific aspect of the memorial and that is the inscription. it reads" i was a drum major for justice, peace and righteousness. but dr. angelou says it was taken out of context. here is the actual statement martin luther king, jr. made on february 4th, 1968, two months before he was assassinated. if you want to say that i was a drum major, say that i was a drum major for justice. say that i was a drum major for peace. i was a drum major for righteousness and all

maya angelou wrote, and i quote, history, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived. however, if faced with courage need not be lived again. ladies and gentlemen, we're not here to unlive history. we're here to honor those whose courage made history and is going to inspire generations of americans to come. so, i say to you, even as we struggle with this tragedy, even as we grapple with the profound loss and devastating grief we can look up at the heavens and think of those heroes and know, and know with certitude that there's not a single, solitary tragedy that america cannot overcome. there is not a single moment of hardship that cannot be transformed into one of national strength. the seeds of doubt planted by those who wish to harm us, who instead grow into flowering meadows like this one where we stand today, for they cannot, they cannot defeat the american spir spirit. we know this with certainty. we know it with certainty because it's a history of this journey of this country at every stage of our history. [applaus [applause] >> as president clinton used to know

. >> i think it's back to what maya said, 350 for how many probation officers have to deal with those 350 youths. there's probably one service provider. how do we coordinate so your officers don't have to go to the agencies? that's been the issues because how do i connect with the probation prove that's servicing the youth? i think it's figuring out how to set up the time where they don't have to try to hit 350 service providers to accommodate that. >> i think i may have mislead everybody. >> there may not be 350 individuals. there maybe some of the kids that were there on 2 occasions. the engagements are not only based on what service are available or interesting on the part of the youth, it has to be also consistent with what vision of case plan is. that's really the challenging part about this. this is something we're working on very closely to make sure there's a follow up. it's still better than the folks being directed or encouraged to connect with an agency and there maybe some that falls off the chart. this is something very real and we're pledged to make this continue >> when

. >> i think it's back to what maya said, 350 for how many probation officers have to deal with those 350 youths. there's probably one service

. >> para la despedida, nos vamos hasta uno de los sitios mayas mÁs esperados donde se reunieron cientosformado, los hispanos sintonizan noticias univisiÓn.

>> i knew kristin and maya and wendy. >> jimmy: you were in the same group in the groundlings?. a great, little theater in l.a. >> jimmy: love it. >> i had been there a little bit with maya, a little bit with kristin, and then wendy and i were in together for quite a bit. nuts. >> jimmy: mitch sipla? do you know? >> i know the silpa. mitch silpa is fantastic. >> jimmy: he's a funny, funny dude. i was in lab class with him. i never made it to an actual groundlings. >> i think my husband did a "wow" class with you. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's a terrible name, a "wow" class. >> jimmy: work out wednesday. >> like, it's character building. oh, god. >> jimmy: that was super fun. i love you guys. now you're hosting "saturday night live." >> bananas, absolutely crazy. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. are you excited? [ cheers and applause ] >> it's nuts. it's nuts. it's, like, i've watched that my entire life, like, sneaking down, like, watching it between the crack of the door when i was not supposed to be watching it in our family room. weirdly, stand behind the door and try not to laugh. [ lig

given the base line, i am with you, maya macguineas. i don't want to talk base line and i prayed to god that their first meeting of the select committee doesn't get into baseline. there is a difference of opinion out here about this. but the law is clear that the congressional budget office shall score whenever the committee does against what we call current law. current law meaning existing tax cuts expire at the end of 2012. presumptuous on my part, i met with one of the apostles this morning. he pointed out to me we can score against anything we want to. i am sure. when you look and the 1.2 or 1.5 is not clear to me what you are scoring that against. be that as it may, i think the law is the congressional budget office will have to go against current law. the revenue measures as i say, i think scoring against current law, and jim, you are the tax expert. i think that means at least on this first round, the targeted tax expenditures are on the table such as credits, deductions and exemptions and so much rates since the rates are assum

maya, thank you very much for everything. >> well, maya and steve, pleasure to be with you.et me say i too have just three things to say on behalf of the conference coalition. i thoroughly endorse go big. i thoroughly endorse go on. and go smart wasn't on my list, but i can accept good listener. and what i was going to say is don't go it alone. and by that, i mean some of the work that the concorde coalition is in the field outside of washington is a bit of political advice for not just a super committee, but all members of congress because of the political difficulties that these choices, don't go it alone. to things like senator warner and senator chambliss did and could reach other states and try to explain why this is a bipartisan problem and they can be a bipartisan solution. and don't go it alone also means bring the public along with you. the last thing we want to have happen here is the super committee go and make some deal and nobody knows what's going on and nobody understands the choices and something comes out on the eve of thanksgiving and everybody spends decem

we were at the california academy of sciences unvietnamming an incredible sculpture by the artist maya ling. and to me, san francisco has this her i tange of art. we don't want to just put things up, we want them to be beautiful i go fishing with my kids every weekend. when we're out on the bay this is the symbol we look back to. it isn't the golden gealt bridge, it isn't the trans america building, it's coit tower. and we really feel we've arrived home and hopefully you will feel the same. finally i want to thank the volunteers. the recreation and parks department. you a -- these are difficult financial times. you don't need to hear it from them. you see it on the paper every day. we were not -- would not be able to manage all the parks in san francisco, 242, without incredible people like ann and ken and others here today. so thank you and a big round of applause to the volunteers. right now i want to give a certificate of appreciation first to ken maily. vemplet tica. thank you. and ann halstead. thank you so much. thanks to you -- back to you, rose. >> one of the major components o

on an exhilarating trip to russia's far east to meet some of the rarest species of animals the the maya. seven thousand kilometers from moscow a group of research has begun an expedition through the nature reserve. there's one of the sea eagles a nest close to a small river on the shore of the sea of a not very far from here mo type compels them to go to the sea to look for food. to stella's sea eagle is listed in russia's red book of endangered animals eagles of this toy only found in russians for east each year. the company ranges inspect it's in order to do so the expedition would have to come hundreds of kilometers over the course of ten days. just. joined by. a volunteer from scotland they were accompanied by range of let me out on the journey. this is where the two rivers meet their totally different the children journey is a deep cold river with a strong current the water in the cabin is warm they even different color the challenger is greenish because of floodwaters but the kava always stays brown and. still the sea eagles can afford to be free in the. they don't have to worry a

. >> cada vez estamos mÁs cerca del temido aÑo 2012 que segÚn el calendario maya, marca el final de unamente llevarÁ a la humanidad a la cuarta y quinta dimensiÓn. >> el 2012 trae un cambio drÁstico a la humanidad. >> es un cambio energÉticos y un despertar espiritual para todos nosotros. >> a travÉs de las cartas del tarot la si aqui de asegura ver con precisiÓn lo que depara el destino a nuestro planeta y alarmada dice que algunas de las cosas que ve no son nada alentadoras, especialmente para residentes de california. >> yo este aÑo veo un terremoto en california, lo he pronosticado desde hace rato. y el terremoto estÁ cerca. >> es los Ángeles y viene acompaÑado con inundaciones probablemente de un tsunami. >> ella vaticina que la tierra temblarÁ tambiÉn en perÚ, en brasil ocurrirÁ un tragico accidente aÉreo donde se perderÁn muchas vidas en cuanto a mÉxico aug ra que la violencia no cesarÁ y ver el secuestro de una mujer que estÁ representada como la em peperatriz y que acaparorÁ la atenciÓn mundial. >> viene siendo de alto... en mÉxico va a despertar en realidad un interÉs grande y

in russia stocks are in the red in midday trading session it's the biggest quarterly drop for the maya six in almost three years concerns of the global expansion is faltering is hurting the country's commodities producers now let's have a look at some individual shambles on the march texas our energy stocks are in the red with cast from losing two and a half percent and rosneft down over three percent financials are also under pressure with the spare bank dropping four and a half percent. and russia's top search engine yandex has bought a ten percent stake in its american rival start a black zero the fifteen million dollars deal is considered as another step in the company's foreign expansion and u.s. market entry coincides with reports that the company continues to lose position in its home market to google. russian markets have had generally positive week optimism in europe as sorting out its debt problems douglas. capital believes that investors should take a closer look at oil and banking stocks for a good bet. oil companies are really good bet right now given that there are a nati

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the size of the economy of the structure of the economy and in fact the economic system itself and maya do we have moved from capitalism to credit ism for lack of a better word that i mean our credit ism is in crisis because the private sector is incapable of repaying its debt. ok ron if i go to you and it to you in new york good night it's ok to take something that i wrote in new york now the pendant i want to go to new york here that's a very interesting point that richard brings up but we don't even have capitalism anymore we don't even need to talk about its end because we're in a totally different system anyway what do you think about that. well i think we could talk about the myth of capitalism the myth of the free market there never has been such a thing as a free market governments have have always intervened usually for the benefit of capital the railroad boom of course involved a massive transfer of wealth especially in terms of land to the railroad industry the post world war two capitalism boom was in many ways especially in the west was a fusion of state and corporate inter

they are siding with calls of an authority as well for more on the story let's cross to arkansas but maya who is in new york the u.n. the security council meeting on cost of what has failed to produce any results what exactly was the a stumbling block there. that's right security council members met behind closed doors for hours debating and discussing the crisis in northern kosovo but the failure to produce any kind of consensus came from western countries some western countries disagreeing that there is a need to ox now this emergency security council session was called for by the initiative of russia and called for by serbia in an effort to prevent any escalating tension and violence in northern kosovo and this is where the close of all ethnic albanians have sent its customs and security forces in to take over two crossing borders with serbia as you mentioned because it was prime minister said that customs control has been established on that border you know of course this is a very pressing issue because it was just back in july we restart clashes take place there that left one person

and asia higher so have a look at some of the individual share moves on the maya six energy majors are among the top. one percent banking stocks are also higher with russia's largest lenders burbank gaining almost one hundred percent. for the time markets are having a say in russia's privatization russia's state run shipping giants of conflict says it will hold an initial public offering no earlier than the second quarter of the year but the government plans to raise between seven hundred fifty million and one point two billion dollars by floating a twenty five percent stake in the company. looking ahead to the coming sessions michael stein from and create a financial corporation says the local market will be influenced by competitive prices fluctuations given the very late have been scheduled in the west and the fact that investors are very much focused on what's happening outside russia many investors will pay close attention to commodity prices in general and the oil price in specific with a lot of people concerned that it will retreat from the current level of one hundred ten dolla

maya angelou. she is not happy. king memorial in washington d.c. she wants it changed already. she thinks part of the exhibit makes dr. king look like, and i quote, an arrogant twit. my conversation with her is coming up. >>> you use your debit card at the gas station or restaurants? you shouldn't be. coming up when i talk to clyde anderson. >>> i'm t.j. holmes. let's get you started with the tropical storm. it is churning in the gulf of mexico. we have seen several states of emergency put in effect. mississippi and louisiana trying to get their ducks in a row right now. they know this water is likely going to start rising. look at what they are doing on grand isle, louisiana. the rain is already there. they are getting rain for more. i talked to rupert lacy. he is the emergency director for gulfport and biloxi, mississippi. i asked if people were ready to get out of there. >> of course, they are. we are in the process of rebuilding after katrina. one of the misfortunes is that in some of our lower lying areas of or

editor over four percent and the maya six was up two and a half percent let's have a look at some of the individual share moves in the might six energy stocks on the rise a bit strong the current. one and a half percent among miners pulled the metal gained two percent ass precious metals that danced in other sectors arafat was among the main gayness three and a half percent after its reported twenty fold increase in net profit for the top of the year and therefore also says it's considering listing in dublin and new york. well on the markets in less than one is time for you so to stay with us for that. very first verses of the bible that all human beings are created but settlement of came in god's image and it doesn't say just jews or knowledge is. sixty to seventy percent of what i did as a combat soldier not to buy territories was to do with the turds doing what we call making our presence so you go out should some bozo they hear a knock on some doors run to the other corner invade another house religion and nationalism not just judaism have been a part of the problem they've been

prices imports of movement and asia let's have a look at some will be individual show moves on the maya since energy majors among the main green isn't strong occurred with gazprom up three percent meanwhile banking stocks it is still on the rise with burbank more than three percent in the black and fertilize the façade crow is gaining four percent after posting strong tough results companies that profits rose to four which to two hundred to four hundred fifty million dollars. with russia neck which is experiencing continued volatility this week. from its creators says investors should stick with liquid stocks if we want to see some positive news for the next several days then the best bet for any investor for sure would be a liquid space irrespective of which tickle sector you want to look at because the liquid names have been beaten up most of all the steel sector has been completely destroyed with names such as severstal and l m k m k down thirty to forty five percent year to date and if we were to see this technical bounce in the back of obama's address on thursday as well as the e.c

markets have closed makes as we've just been discussing there she has ended flash to negative and the maya six was what and a half percent job you can see the figures on the screen let's not have a look at some of the individual movers in the mice it's most energy may just were on the rise look oil gaining two and a half percent spare bonds slipped into the negative territory in the end of the trading session telecommunications giant telecom also turned into red the company is listing twenty five percent of its preferred shares in london. and us talks are rising as investors but that the european central bank will take action to prop up the region's unstable economies. and finally to europe european markets and monday's trading session in the blood of banking stocks were high although miners were under pressure due to weak mortar to prices so low and gold mine of fresno was the biggest fall on the pan european ended stropping eight point four percent on low precious metals. pointed to the price of oil oil is high of this hour investors are speculating that europe's soaring touch prices wil

that brings the third point that maya macguineas made.group of people, joined the select committee has an opportunity to go big. it is written into the law that establishedes our judgment and they can do similar things if they wish to bring about big changes in taxes and spending. it is their choice and only external pressure will make them make that choice. thank you very much for everything. >> pleasure to be with you. i too have three things to say. one is i thoroughly endorsed go big. i thoroughly endorsed go along and go smart wasn't on my list but i can accept those smart. i was going to say don't go it alone. by that i mean some of the work the coalition does in the field outside washington is a bit of political advice not just for the supercommittee but all members of congress. because of the political difficulties of these choices don't go it alone. do things like senator warner and senator chambliss did. go to each other's states and see why this is a bipartisan problem and there can be bipartisan solutions. don't go it alone al