of the garcia women and had taken up with medina. after her emotional testimony yesterday, medina talked about the burden she will carry the rest of her life. >> this type of crime should not be tolerated. and these are the scars that people get, probably worse and hurts and will be for life. >> the two accused women have remained stoic for much of this trial, not showing any emotion whatsoever. ofelia garcia and maria olvera garcia face heinous battery charges if found guilty they could face up to 45 years in prison. their fate will soon be in the hands of the jury. the victim saying she expects a quick deliberation. at 26 and california, julian crews, wgn news. >>> thank you. the man who provided gun that killed a depaul university student has been convicted of murder. the man admits he provided a loaded gun to a fellow gang member last halloween. police say that the gang member shot and killed francisco valencia because he was kicked out of a party. the man says he didn't know the gun would be used in a murder but prosecutors say

and the assault on medina was jealousy driven. i'm live at criminal courthouse, muriel clair, wgn news. >>> and 11-year-old boy is recovering from gunshot wounds he suffered at a friend's house. nicholas davis was shot in the stomach and arm at 61 and marshfield. wgn's nancy loo is live at comer childrens hospital with the latest on his condition. nancy, what can you tell us? >> well, steve, we can tell you 11-year-old nicholas davis remains in critical condition. he is being treated for at least two gunshot wounds. he had gone over to a friend's house yesterday only to leave in an ambulance last night. it's still not clear what led up to the shooting at around 11:30 in the home along the 6100 block of south marshfield in west englewood. nicholas davis play there had often, but this morning people at the home did not want to talk about the shooting or where the weapon came from. they reportedly told police the boy somehow shot himself. a family friend of nicholas davis says one of the bullets went through his liver. >> he is 11 ye

y es el día de presentar a nuevos colaboradores, y se nos une el seño mario medina, una persona con una profesional en los micrófonos? >>> 60 años. >>> y cómo describe a ese mxico, a morelia. >>> descubrió una forma de ser feliz, haciendo lo que te gusta hacer, me encanta llegar a través d la radio al corazón de las personas para decirles algo positivo sobre todo en estos tiempos aciagos y difíciles, y hay que mantener el optimismo y llegar a las personas para inyectar un poco de buen humor. >>> le escuchamos. >>> y cuando buscas el bien de los demás descubriras lo mejor en ti mismo. y hablare de la sonrisa. y si tuviera que pedirle a dios un don, le diría que me concediera el supremo arte de la sonrisa, es lo que más envidio en algunas personas, es, me parece, la cima de las expresiones humanas, hoy lo sé que hay sonrisas mentirosas, ironicas, despectivas, pero no son esas a las que me refiero, es triste que hasta la sonrisa se pudra, pero no vale la pena hablar de eso, hablo de las que surgen del alma iluminada, como la que sentimos al ver correr a un venado, como la que producen el c

hello medina now what does the exhibition tell us about the future of the timber industry. well here at the exhibition we're trying to find ways to improve the future of the timber industry in russia in particular we're trying to find ways how to develop the processing sector prime minister vladimir putin has just to held a round table on the development of the industry he sponsored fights that despite some economic difficulties this year has shown some positive results and that the expert of a raw wood and materials has decreased by four percent while out of the moment too much of a russia's would is a baying export its raw and its association the government is king to address by encouraging producers to process the wood here and add value. to get. our strategic goal remains on changed russia should get away from mainly exporting room materials we believe that our mission the global market is the products with korea added value such as building materials and paper grocers the place where new job should be created tax paid and territories developed programs to support the e

medina, its streets adorned with smells from the bazaar, yet i have chosen to adorn myself in the still concrete of columns. i am for the transcription of the arabic. in the morning, he howled the song in the name of his father, perhaps new fathers weep at the birth of their sons. do not cry for leila or for him, but drink the red wine and grow your love doublely, one for the ruby in the cup, the other for its rouge on your cheek. bombs rape the eyes of the sleeping assyrian gods. as if it were only a sand box, a few worthless grains of sand. i'll cut for you the last swathe of blue from the sky, sever my and if you'll let me, but for 5 minutes more, leave me to sleep without the knowledge of war. a kanun weeps near the funeral of music. having been occupied, notes mourn for the loss of their song. i am for a concert of horses, the origin of gazelle leapt up from the heart of al gubungi. have you made small steps into the desert within us or listened for the gutterals longed deep within our throats, you would have come bearing gifts. i have nothing in red that i would not abide in green

victim espiranza medina, a social worker was on her way to work at 6:00 a.m. when the three teenagers confronted her and threw battery acid in her face. craig enderson, the assistant states attorney said during closing arguments he asked how did three teenagers in cicero end up in logan square at 6:30 a.m. just in time to attack the victim? the planners planned it that way. those three teenagers will be on the witness stand before the day is over. reporting live from the criminal courts building. muriel clair, wgn news. >>> thank you so much. >>> a second suspect in the sexual assault of a lincoln park woman appears in court today for a bond hearing. police say that 17-year-old david mcaffe helped break into a home in the 1100 block of west dickens last friday. he is charged with home invasion and aggravated criminal sexual assault. his co-defendant, 19-year-old darrell moore was ordered held on $600,000 bail when he appeared in court on saturday. police say that moore climbed through an open window of the woman's home and then sexually assaulted her. the neig

medina? >> i don't believe we took a final vote the last time. my recollection was that we asked for the matter to be -- >> we took a vote. >> the restrictions on bringing the policy or policies are not specific to k resolutions and contracts. >> role call. >> thank you, commissioner. roll call vote taken. >> five ayes. >> thank you. >> our next severed item is k-14. commissioner norton? >> i wanted to just raise really a thought, make a comment about this, which is that it seems so often in our special ed, the contracts are always for how to restrain students, and it makes me sad because i would love to see -- we just had an audit, and we have seen information about so many problems in special ed, and i would like to see us do some more instructional p.d. that is not related to restrain students. >> commissioner norton and commissioners and administration. i concur with you. what is important about this resolution is that for a small number of children, as part of their specially designed instruction, part of their education plan, there may be t

united nations headquarters carrying people to these protests people carrying banners saying that medina shot is a tyrant to murder a terrorist they're criticizing him for the human rights situation in iran as well as of course the controversial uranium enrichment program obama of course did mention iran widely he spoke a lot about nuclear nonproliferation and he said that the united states while being very satisfied with the fact that russia and the united states have been able to sign a new start treaty he's really hoping that iran will come back for dialogue we pursue the world's most dangerous to extremists we're also denying them the world's most dangerous weapons and pursuing the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. we have joined with russia to sign the most comprehensive arms control treaty in decades and here at the united nations we came together to strengthen the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and as part of our effort on nonproliferation. i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and responsibi

nations headquarters carrying people to these protests people carrying banners saying man who does medina shot is a tyrant murderer a terrorist there criticizing him for the human rights situation in iran as well as of course the controversial uranium enrichment program obama of course did mention iran widely he spoke a lot about nuclear nonproliferation and he said that the united states while being very satisfied with the fact that russia and the united states have been able to sign a new start treaty he's really hoping that iran will come back for dialogue offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored better there as both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community. iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program. and those actions have consequences speaking on the sidelines of the un general assembly russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has explained exactly what kind of signals the international community has been sending to iran now what the internation

wants to encourage producers to process the wood here rather than exporting it rule our correspondent medina cochon of our reports from an exhibition of wood processing machinery in moscow attended by prime minister putin. but here at the exhibition we're trying to find ways to improve the future of the timber industry in russia in particular we're trying to find ways how to develop the processing sector prime minister vladimir putin has just held a round table on the development of the industry he sponsored finds that despite some economic difficulties of this year has shown some positive results and that the ak spirit of a role would a materialist has decreased by forty percent well out of the moment too much of a russia's would is a big exported draw and its association the government is king to address by encouraging producers to process the wood here and add value at the. our strategic goal remains on change russia should get away from mainly exporting room materials we believe that our mission the global market is the products with value such as building materials and paper grocers the

thank you medina question reporting from. processing machinery thanks very much for that and now let's take a quick look at how the markets are doing asian stock markets and mostly high on speculation the federal reserve will introduce more stimulus measures to support the u.s. economy. point six percent helped five against like the trees against the dollar and in hong kong. is gaining one point three percent european shares live from early against rag by financials both of which you have the dax are losing half a percent of the sour commodity stocks though a boost and by pleasing china purchasing managers index figures miners are in demand as well with regards to rio tinto and xstrata gaining. here in russia the r.t.s. and wiser in the black as well the rise comes amid high u.s. and asian markets and oil prices banking stocks are high would be to be gaining the most to sell one point three percent of the trend. and russian or major intends to buy back the rest of its shares held by conoco phillips the company recently bought

developing the markets one some say could be worth more than two and a half billion dollars a year medina a question of what has the details. carbon trading was one of the key elements for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to greet and vicky out a product called russia was the last to ratify the product which came into effect in two thousand and four life under the trading system and government issue permits to companies to this certain volume of greenhouse gas if a company then once to invent more c o two equivalent than it can buy the right front in another company that will emit less the system also works between countries but even if the mechanism were widely adopted it still would not properly address the problem of greenhouse gas emissions the challenges are it's more from what your political level i mean we have you know china as a new power and in the world that is growing and is growing its emissions we have the united states that there's still a bit reluctant. to reduce emissions because that will hurt the economy we have for europe europe that's very active the first domestic c

against it has been launched in manhattan the main target of the pricey ad campaign is president medina job himself. has more. call it a september tradition the president of iran visits the big apple. angry protesters on his arrival are going to this. is the biggest area. and. we're. just a drive no good bill you need on show didn't get is that it. or you. mahmoud ahmadinejad may be the most hated guest at the hilton. but the world leader americans love to vilify is also the most visible face in manhattan courtesy of this organization united against nuclear iran a number of people don't understand the extent to which i mean just violator of human rights is they don't understand seriously the dangers of a nuclear armed iran. the purpose of this ad campaign is to raise awareness of the specifics and we can only encourage people to take action again today new yorkers are surrounded by endless images of him sprinkled along second avenue posted along third pasted on phone booths and hovering over a million people here it's times where mahmoud ahmadinejad has now become part of the media map

corner is at a moscow exhibition for wood processing machinery promised puts and is attending hello medinaagain so what does this this exhibition tell us about the future of the district. well here at this exhibition we're looking different ways how to develop the rushes timber industry and particularly how it develop and how to build the countries that would precessing sector as specially that at the moment too much of its wood is being exported to roll with no additional value well with me to discuss the challenges that are facing the industry is tom gross the funder of a norco transnational thank you very much for joining us thank you so please tell us what sort of impact did the recent economic downturn have on the russian timber industry. just like everywhere else in the world we saw it in the united states we saw it in all the other markets that were doing business and where everything slowed down but it didn't come to a complete stop so it was my belief that even though things would take a little while to come back to normal. they are coming back so we're very happy with the positiv

. >> buenas tardes dos años después de haber sido atacada con ácido esperanza medina se dio cara a caratima el 28 de julio cuando iba camino a su trabajo. >> me tira el carro cuando alguien me dijo, volt ae y me aventó. >> pensé que era café. >> todavía recuerda cuando se vio al espejo por primera vez. >> fue qué monstruo vi, no soy yo. >> pero se encontró en la corte con sospechosas. >> oef y la garcía y maría olvera actuaron por celos. >> esperanza enfrentó todo tipo de sentimientos. >> depresión, suicidio, pues mucha indiferencia, soledad, oscuridad. >> más bien me he metido en un lugar donde nadie me vea, no quería salir. >> se ha sometido a diversos injertos de piel. >> me he hecho cinco cirugías, he visto un cambio sé que soy yo, cuando salí del hospital. >> ahora se siente más segura que nunca. >> pero ahora soy yo y me alegro que soy yo y estoy peleando. >> de ser halladas culpables las presuntas responsables podrían enfrentar 25 años de prisión, mientras se prepara para 10 cirugías reconstructivas más. >> ahora regreso con ustedes, buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes para ti gracia

. >> this is new for jeff medina laid off a little more than a month ago.he's here to sell. >> and this is when where you can come sell yourself. >> there is a chance for a new beginning. ken 30 years in sales, three years without a regular job. >> struggling. it's very, struggling i'm recently married my wife is gainfully employed, thank you. but we're still struggling to make ends meet. >> this is a is a chance tochl pand, everyone left resumes hoping for a call back from a company. >> and next job journal event is stom toem from noon to 4:00 at nelson community center. for more information you can call. and go to abc 7 news.com slash job autos one part of the bay area economy is showing positive signs in terms of job growth and influx of new companies. there is a is an area some of now calling silicon valley east. >> there is one company trying to move from its area. >> we want to be close to silicon valley with the right mix pechl for a company like us. >> there is another company moving to pleasanton. >> this tech companies bring other tech companies.

afuera caribeño tiene departamentos en sociedad comilón dres desde allí silvia trae la historia de medina con un sabor latín. >> y muchísima casi todas las nacionalidades. >> cual es tu experiencia. >> el clamor es evidente cabello mulato o áfrica tiene que ser llevado por manos dominicanos. >> buscan señoress de ella de afuera. >> y ofrt a un un curioso concepto mez calambred en un mismo negocio belleza y moda muy latinoamericana. >> la gente viene aquí a comprar cuando vienes a comprar no es tanta gente y viene y necesito un vestido aquí hay. aquí se peina y se viste. >> y listo. >> completo. >> todo el servicio. >> y voy que se ven ahí la crisis primero viajó con la hija y luego la siguió la madre y pronto sus hermanos dejó doce años en madrid para volver a migrar. >> a los dos años obtuvo ve la nacionaled española como pertenece a la comunidad europea puedo venir aquí libremente legalmente. >> tú vives como ciudadana española. >> sí. >> en londres su caso no es el único se gana mejor. hay más estabilidad económica. y si yo creo que eso. >> sí. >> he conocido dominicanos y latinos y do

east side plan sa medina all smiles when she left the court. it only took the first jury about an hour to reach a guilty verdict. in the second, only about an hour and a half. they were accused of plotting an acid attack that permanently disfigured her. esperanza spoke to reporters saying she felt sorry for the families of the two women. >> i'm relaxed and happy. and i can go on with my life. i want to thank you guys very being here. my family, my mom, my kids. and states attorneys, great job they did. >> reporter: and after making those comments she added she no longer cares what people think when they see her face. she knows she's beautiful on the inside. she hopes to go back to her work as a social worker. as for the women found guilty, they are facing a minimum of six years in prison and a maximum of 45 years in prison. sentencing scheduled for november 1st and november 3rd. >> thanks a lot. >>> guilty and headed to prison after providing a gun used to murder a depaul student. gave the gun to a fellow gang membership who was kicked out of a

if you want the lyrics to funky cold medina on your back, there's a price to pay.y news. jeff zucker who was the chief executive at nbc universal was fired. nbc hasn't had a great decade. things have not been the same since "wings" went away, the fact of the matter is. jeff zucker took the network from first place in prime time to fourth place. co comcast bought the company. he said the choice to go was not his own. he held a press conference. he was remarkably candid about some of his -- i guess you'd call them failures during his time at nbc. >> it's clear to me this is the right decision for both me and for the company. i'm very proud of all the programs i helped bring to fruition during my tenure here at nbc universal. and i'd like to highlight just a few of them now. ♪ lipstick jungle. daddio. gladiators had to go. cy tv. identity. l.a.x. jay leno's show. the men's room. how we do it. i was drunk. age of love. e-ring. not as bad as coupling. go fish. hang time. neither one made a dime. bionic woman. singing bee. my own worst enemy. heroes. mercy. kind of lame.

after a pipeline explosion in >>> we have with us today mayor jim ruane, vice mayor rico medina, councilmemberber irene o'connell, councilmember michael salazar, city manager connie jackson, police chief neil sellford, there he is. chief dennis hagg from the fire department and our incident command leader last night, president chris johns from pg&e, senator leland yee, assembly member jerry hill who represents this district, and, of course, one of my most important partners harold brooks from red cross who is always out there and doing a fantastic job. as we monitored with assets to this fire, abel maldonado our lieutenant governor also our acting governor in the absence of governor schwarzenegger has been an important partner with this and leadership role. after we had the local, state of emergency declared, we also declared a state of emergency for the -- by the state, lieutenant governor and acting governor abel maldonado also directed me to reach out to fema and ask for federal management assistance grants because of the size and scope of the fire and i'm pleased to announce that last nigh

we have with us today mayor jim ruang, vice mayor, rico medina, council member ken berra, council membernell, council member, michael salazar, city manager connie jackson, police chief neil selford, police chief den anything haag, chris johns from pg&e. we are joined today by senator leland ye, senator jerry hill who represents this district as well, and of course one of my most important partners, harold brooks from red cross. as we closely monitor and responded with state and local assets to this tire, abe maldonado, our lieutenant governor and acting governor in the absence of governor arnold schwarzenegger has been an important partner with this and leadership role, after we had the local state of emergency declared, we also declared a state of emergency for the -- by the state. lieutenant governor and acting governor maldonado also directed me to reach out to fema and ask for federal management assistance grants because of the size and scope of this fire. i'm pleased to announce last night our team of partners that they granted that, which will help us in the operational costs. so i

. >> my name is catherine medina and i am the executive director of the council. >> [inaudible] >> very good. [applause] >> this is an impressive group. the first question is for parole. you work for one of the most prestigious law agencies and the world. how does the fbi for terrorism? >> this is a fairly new position to the fbi. we are an organization located within the information technology branch. currently, we have 10 customer liaison officers and we just finished hiring two of them as of august 30. that is really good news for us. our customer liaison officers are embedded within our mission. they are embedded with customers. what we do is that we establish a strong relationships with our mission partners within the fbi to ensure that there i t requirements are met from cradle to grave. we learned the business and learn what the requirements are and we are advocates for them. we ensure that the i technologies that we deployed will meet their mission. >> the members of this panel to have attained a high level of professional achievement. i think that we all agree. what is it about