. >> oigan, vamos a hablar de wisin y yandel y tenemos que ver tambiÉn manÁ y lucÍa mÉndez. >> es une. dale una mordida. [risas] >> les gustÓ el carro. >> es que yo voy adelante y atrÁs nunca. >> esto sirve para promover que la gente vaya en grupi grupo al trabajo. si no sabe, llame a sus amigos, si cupimos ahÍ los 4. >> alguien que siempre estÁ adelante en las noticias! quiÉn es? >> neida, neida. >> yo lleguÉ temprano y estoy esperando el cafÉ y no me lo traen, muchachos. apurÉnse, que aquÍ los espero. corran. tienen que correr. >> han unido sus voces para protestar abiertamente contra las propuestas antininmigrantes en la cÁmara de comercio, lÍderes religiosos se expresan hoy en conferencia de prensa en rechazo de la ley republicana para cerrar la puerta de empleo a los inmingrantes. afectarÁ severamente la economÍa, las industrias agrÍcolas y el turismo de la florida que dependen en gran medida de la mano de obra migrante. >> tambiÉn en arizona, la gobernadora brewer estÁ analizando las posibilidades para poder seguir con la pelea. dijo que sigue firme en su creencia de que arizon

>> reporter: mendez and his company, sapphire energy, brought us an algae-to-fuel idea they say can have real world impact soon. they'll plan to begin commercial production in 2012. >> so algae-- using photosynthesis to make a fuel that can be directly put into your automobile-- really is the solution. >> reporter: keep in mind, every algae contains about one-quarter oil, and natural crude is ancient fossilized algae. but can sapphire grow algae on an industrial scale in real time? >> you can't think like an industry where you're making a high-end product. this is not a high-end product. this is a commodity. think like a farmer. that's the way that we needed to approach the problem. think like a farmer. >> reporter: to launch a commercial algae crop, mike's team ships algae species to a test farm. but it's not a location you'd expect for a crop that grows in water. >> new mexico has two of the things we need most. the amount of sunlight we get here is probably the best in the world, certainly the united states. underground, there's a huge reservoir of salt water. it can't grow crops with

mendez was awarded the bronze star for his bravery. sergeant jeremy sizemore was shot, too.ld us, the bullet deflected off a bottle in his pocket. sizemore received a bronze star, as well. his demanding general understood what moved these men to heroics. >> it just kicks in. it is their fierce determination not to let down their buddy. >> reporter: honored at a solemn memorial, the six of their buddies who didn't make it. and another six who were wounded. the private first class brian smith, the young northwest this close-knit squad, the loss ran deep as he knelt and wept to remember the sergeant he looked up to. each soldier of this mighty crew honored would gladly trade every medal in the world for the lives of their fallen comrades.

many say they simply want to know more want to hear it from manning himself i'm joined now by one mendez he's the un special rapporteur on torture cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment i want thank you so much for being with me today thank you for your british and when you recently asked to have an unmonitored meeting with private manning what were you told were i asked to see brad manning as far back as january and we've been in negotiations or conversations with the united states government since then in march i was told that i could see him if manning has to see me but that it would be in a situation of. the visit could be monitored and i. told us i mean that i cannot accept those terms because of the rules so. we operate under the human rights council of the united nations we're supposed to be able to meet with the people we want to meet in with our witnesses nevertheless a told through his lawyer told private manning that if you still wanted to see me he was he should ask for me and i'll try and come and see. in the meantime i insisted with the u.s. government that i

sergeant matthew mendez took a bullet to the chest and kept fighting. >> what happened?got shot. >> reporter: saved only by his body armor. today, mendez was awarded the bronze star for his bravery. sergeant jeremy sizemore was shot, too. amazingly, he told you the bullet deflected off his pocket. today, sizemore received the bronze star as well. his commanding general understood what moved these men to heroics. >> there is fierce determination to not let down their buddy. ♪ >> reporter: honored at a solemn memorial, the six of their buddies who didn't make it. and another six who were wounded. for private first class brian smith the youngest in this close-knit squad, the loss ran deep as he knelt and wept to remember the sergeant he looked up to. each soldier from this mighty crew honored today would gladly trade every medal in the world for the lives of their fallen comrades. mike boettcher, abc news, camp joyce, afghanistan. >> they fight for all of us and each other. thanks for watching "world news." more news on abcnews.com. later on "nightline," the regrets of form

with manning and mendez want to visit manning to determine if his kind of confinement the military brig amounts to torture that's something the u.n. is trying to investigate manning has reportedly been forced to stay in a cell in solitary confinement for twenty three hours a day he's asked every five minutes if he. ok he must answer so that doesn't allow him to sleep and most recent reports say that he's also been forced to strip naked and don't forget all of that is without being convicted of a crime now after being denied to visit the u.n. issued a reprimand to the u.s. government but let's not forget that this is the not the first time the access to manning has been tonight congressman dennis considered asked to see manning and was tonight amnesty international asked to see manning and they were tonight so if the military claims that this confinement is within their regulations why are they so scared to let anybody see him and this official reprimand does come directly in the wake of a controversy created by the u.s. state department's annual human rights report the document attacked

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lugar peligroso >>> conozcamos a otras concursantes de "celebrando a mamá" aquí tenemos a feliza méndez>> pero ganaron los gigantes . >>> eso es importante . >>> comenzamos con información de la nba, porque los Ángeles lakers querían poner por fin punto final a una serie que se les complicó ante os hornets, kobe bryant marcó 22 puntos, chris paul con 10 puntos 11 asistencias, 3 puntos más para los Ángeles lakers, y también vidum contribuyó con un dobel doble, los Ángeles lakers gana, por 88 a 80. >>> los atlanta con la posibilidad de dejar en camino a orlando, smith con 2 puntos espectaculares, después el triunfo 84 a 81 y gana la serie 4 a 2. >>> el barcelona ha puesto una denuncia ante el comité disciplinario de la uefa por las declaraciones de josé mourinho. >>> no sé si es la publicidad a unicef, no sé si es el poder del señor villar en uefa, no sé . >>> pep guardiola es un entrenador fantástico de fútbol, pero ganó una champions league que a mí me daría vergüenza gananrlo, con el escándalo del stamford bridge. >>> la uefa abrió un expediente contra el real madrid, donde se investig

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secretary ray lahood but my administrator victor mendez. secretary lahood's shop and in the obama administration, innovation isn't only expected of their agency, it's demanded. and this really is a terrific example of innovation addressing a number of challenges that major cities across the country face. so congratulations. it really speaks directly and help solves the dilemma that motorists really have faced since the invention of the automobile, where in the world do i park? so i'm very excited to see how you're addressing that firsthand. s.f. park creates a perfect marriage of technology, realtime information and pricing to make it easier for people to park here in downtown san francisco. those strategies are at the heart of the department's urban partnership program, which includes a handful of cities that made aggressive and creative plans to reduce congestion. san francisco is one of our urban partners and federal highway administration was pleased and proud to award that grant of $20 million that was mentioned for this project. but t

because they know what rebel mendez. redevelopment at a meeting of our schools -- that was then.are the new caucus -- we are the new redevelopment. >> they want to use eminent domain. they are going to have a hard time. most of the property up and down third street, is still owned by african-americans. >> let's agree, the plan says we cannot use eminent domain on a personal on the well. so the question -- the answer is absolutely not. >> this is not a question where we are taking the warehousing and replacing it with the housing. we are talking about creating a new neighborhood. but we are looking to add to the neighborhood. >> the redevelopment in the district was over 30 years ago. most things have changed, and that is one of the things that has changed. as we went about doing to develop a plan, we looked at that and said there will be no limited demand and housing. i don't care where people live -- it could be in the middle of an industrial park. zero eminent domain of housing. so we were very sensitive to that. redevelopment is a great tool and it is a tool that has been used

perhaps something is being done on about it all right i want to thank you so much for joining me one mendez the un special rapporteur on cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment thank you very much a pleasure to be here. wealthy british style sun. times. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my instructor for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two cars a report. top stories of today and all this week here on r.t. moscow says it's ready to assist with peace talks in libya to end months of violence meanwhile nato is sending combat advisors to the country in a move seen by analysts as the first step to a ground invasion. and other top news of the week terror takes a blow russian police eliminated two high ranking militants in the north caucuses both had suspected links to deadly attacks here in moscow. and the massive gulf of mexico oil spill is sparking allegations and court cases a year on but while those in charge play the blame game cleanup workers and coastal residents are starting to feel the health impacts of the

perhaps something's going down on me exactly all right i want to thank you so much for joining me one mendez the un special rapporteur on cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment thank you very much a pleasure to be here. soon . more precise as needed to assist these links and to end months of planning and screen while later he sends incumbent advisors to the country and it will soon be like analyst does not step to a ground invasion. dollars what news of the week russian police take down two major terror targets in the south of russia killing militant losers the suspects of links to deadly bombings and most. down the massive gulf of mexico all spill it sparking allegations sound court cases are here already but vital those in charge play the blame game played outdoors in coastal residents are starting to fill the colors of the impact of the disaster. ok. patrick shot the next. i don't want to discuss issues on here but otherwise leading battles and it will be clear three deal to regain top spot in the russian premier league aftertaste cappello that's fucking talk. while dream sh

sergeant matthew mendez saved by his chest plate. >> took it like a champ. i got shot. this is what it hit. you can see the rounds right there. my tang bottle stopped it. >> if you're not here, they'll never know. if you don't have this experience firsthand, you can't really begin to explain to a person. >> reporter: today, despite six dead and seven wounded, they are still going. inch by inch. bullet by bullet. >> keep on firing. >> reporter: mike boettcher, abc news, barawala kalet, afghanistan. >> and we wish them godspeed for a safe return. >>> still ahead on "world news" -- the refund rip-off. could your hard-earned tax refund be stolen before you even see it? >>> do any of these words describe how you feel? could the answer hold the key to whether you can lose weight? >>> and daddy's little girl. a dance with her father. [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but

perhaps something's going down on me exactly all right i want to thank you so much for joining me one mendez the un special rapporteur on cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment thank you very much a pleasure to be here. western military initiatives in north africa backfired home was a french president's already losing public trust over what's described as it is colonial ambitions france is also suffering from the influx of immigrants from the troubled region and is considering suspending shantaram border free travel agreement. it's one of years since a deadly explosion at a drilling platform in the gulf of mexico killed eleven and caused a major oil spill in the delta and a measurable blow to the environment coastal residents exposed to toxic chemicals say they've been left to deal with severe health problems all on their own. band christians around the world are united in the easter celebrations as this year the events all in the same day for all of them in russia thousands flock to service the country's main orthodox cathedral with both president and prime minister among the

perhaps something is being done not exactly all right i want to thank you so much for joining me one mendez the un special rapporteur on cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment thank you very much a pleasure to be here. you delete. them. we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. western military initiatives in north africa backfire at home with the french president already losing public trust over what the scribe as his colonial bishop friends is also suffering from the influx of immigrants from the troubled region and is considering suspending the gambler free travel agreement. it's one years since a deadly explosion at a drilling platform in the gulf of mexico killed eleven am cause of a major oil spill the delicate a measurable blow to the environment coastal residents exposed to toxic chemical say they've been left to deal with severe health problems all on their own. and christians around the world and around the world are united in easter celebrations as a sphere of events falls in the same day for all of them in russia thousands

all right i want to thank you so much for joining me one mendez the un special rapporteur on cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment thank you very much a pleasure to be here. in indonesia oh geez available in the ground you sure to media the ritz carlton hotel who took the children the millennium hotel in chile you can see on t.v. censored. rocks hotel my car grown to be. there when the show marco resource hotel was sort of the so. resorts michael's closer to home the riviera hotel in the central hotel mccann. recovering the headlines of today this week. moscow says it's ready to assist peace talks in libya to end months of parlance meanwhile the nato is sending combat advisors to the country in a move seen by analysts as the first step to a ground invasion. had another talk news over this week takes a blow police eliminated two high ranking militants in the north caucuses suspected links to deadly attacks here in moscow. at the massive gulf of mexico oil spill those allegations and court cases a year on while those in charge play the blame game or cleanup workers on the coast

united nations representative on torture i'm talking about one mendez he just issued a reprimand to the united states and this is something that's where this is something that doesn't happen in terms of the u.n. issuing reprimands to the u.s. usually it's to much more authoritarian countries and it says you know he wanted to meet with bradley manning and the u.s. refused to let him so that's that's one case that's going on here but it's interesting when you look at this report this human rights private came out and talk about some of the finding activists like yourselves journalists detained and arrested talk about some of the sort of what you see as hypocrisy in this report that the government here criticizes but also in strange ways follows well as a personal experience having been incarcerated in jail. i just have a very small experience of the kinds of treatment that the general population. is is experiencing all over the country what do you think is the thing that few people would find most shocking about what i'm doing where you start when you're in jail i think the denial of the

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>>pam: military mother mendez is just one of millions of americans whose lives will be impacted unlessocrats agree to spending agreement. the only thing they can agree on is that the other side is the problem. >> our democratic pro >>pam: would not have time for the tea party extreme agenda. >>pam: a radical rally showing that republicans need to fight. americans have a different view. >> ludicrous they are trauma queens on the capitol hill of the old to get a little bit. they are--, queens. >> i work on programs and of the gallup poll is showing that 50 percent want a compromise and 43% say do not even give and even if it means a shut down. furloughs for 800,000 furlough employees and eight and a thousand government jak the census bureau, the national park service. however, the justice department come home and security, nasa will continue functioning. and veterans will continued to treat patients, medical checks will go out in the post office will be there to deliver them. again, the deadline is looming for midnight tomorrow night. after that there'll be a partial government shutdown.

today mendez was awarded bronze star for his bravery. sergeant jeremy size more shot, too.e bullet he told us deflected off a bottle in his pocket. >> my bottle stoyptd. >>reporter: today sites more received the bronze star as well. his commanding general understood what moved these men to heroic. >> just kicks in. it is their fierce determination not to let down their buddies. >>reporter: honored at solemn memorial sick buddies who didn't make it and another 6 wounded. for private first class brian smith the youngest in this close knit the loss ran deep as he knelt and wept to remember the sergeant he looked up to. each soldier from this mighty crew honored today would gladly trade every medal in the world for the lives of their fallen comrades. mike abc new news, camp joyce afghanistan. >> [ male announcer ] using frontline plus by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month

sergeant matthew mendez saved by chest plate.took it like a champ. >> what happened. >> i got shot. when it hit you see the round is right there. pl about this stopped it. one that was in there yesterday. if you are not here you will never know. if you don't have this experience firsthand you can't really begin to explain to a person. >>reporter: and today despite 6 deaths and 7 wounded, they are still going. inch by inch. bullet by bullet. mike, abc news, afghanistan. >>> fiercest he has seen in 30 years the fight jooing another bay area man died in afghanistan. pentagon today said 21-year-old lance corporal from santa clara died yesterday in hill mont province no. other details have been given. >>> it will take about two days for workers at japanese nuclear power plant to pump more than 3 million gallons of contaminated water that the pacific ocean. facility has run out of storage space. as neal reports, there are no good solutions and no end in sight. >> in japan today it is all about the water. radioactive water now pouring i

sergeant matthew mendez saved saved by his chest plate. >> took it like a champ. >> what happened?. >> shrapnel in the ass. the one that was in there. >> if you're not here, you'll never know. you don't have this experience first-hand you can't really begin to explain it to a person. >> reporter: and today, despite six dead and seven wounded, they are still going. inch by inch, bullet by bullet. mike boettcher, abc news, afghanistan. >> an incredible report by mike boettcher. like the soldier said, unless you're there it's very hard to understand what they're going through but i think that piece is really one of the most accurate depictions of what it's like to be there on the ground. >> i don't care what your political views are or why we're there or what we're doing, but those guys are probably the bravest men in the entire world -- >> men and women. >> no doubt about that, men and women. and it doesn't come without a loss as we heard mike boettcher talk about the victims, casualties. they did not die but however, 104 nato service members have died in afghanistan. to compare, 129

caller: since i am from new jersey, i particularly want senate german mendez, who was standing behind harry reid, centers menedez had the look of someone who was going to lose the next election. he could certainly thank president obama, he can thank harry reid and nancy pelosi, who said when they passed the bill, if you have to pass the bill to find out what is in it. harry reid did that same bill in secret with a guarded the door so no one could know what was in it. you can then frank chris dodd and barney frank to should of been controlled by harry reid and nancy pelosi, and then if he loses, he can thank the best friend that the republicans ever head, chuck schumer, who said when he did know that there were newspaper people on the conference call, that he recommended to all of the democrats that they try to paint the republicans as extreme, extreme. patty murray is extreme, chuck schumer is extreme, and so on. the president also said that he did not want this bill to be about petty grievances. he said petty grievances. what planned parenthood is done is killing potential american c