sergeant angel mendez is a true hero. he gave his life for protecting fellow marines and in honor of his bravery he was posthue mousely promoted to sergeant and awarded the navy cross, the second highest award for value ar marine can receive. angel mendez is survived by his brother and sister-in-law who have long sought recognition for angel's heroic actions on that day. i believe it is important for congress to honor the sacrifice of my fellow marine. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 2422 in honor of sergeant angel mendez and designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 45 bay street in satin -- staten island, new york, as the sergeant angel mendez post office. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from maryland. mr. cummings: i yield myself such time as i may consume, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cummings: i'm very pleased to join my colleagues in supporting h.r. 2422 and i would yield to mr.

mendez smashed a beer bbttle ann used ii to staa him in the stomach.ay was taken to shock trauma...in cciticallcondition. and baltimooe coonty police say the death of a wommn found accidental.it happened along this section of phoenix rood... about 9-15 thursday in a toyota camry that apparently caught fire after rolling down a hill... and hitting several trees. the victim has not been identified, but police believe she may be a woman who was wednesday night. late dramatic confrontation between a man and police ends with a deadly blaze at a home ii middle river...... scene... where police ay the man set himself on fire... keith. 3 police have identified the man ho was fatally shot by a city police officer earlier this week. week. this was the scene avenue... where police say 52-year-olddanthony stoakley was armed with two large knives.an officer confronted him... ordering stoakley to surrender.when he refused, she phot him at least once in the stomach. he lattr died at the hospital.the ooficer was not injured. the search is over tonight... for a 4 year

finally, this friday the friends of the mission campus are having a celebration with sylvia mendez. there will be a reception at that campus of city college from 5:30 to 7:30. i did not know this history about mendez being a six year old in an orange county public school who was denied admission before the brown vs. board of education decision. has the sense left a legacy of desegregation throughout the country. there was a resolution that mary hernandez, when she was serving on this board, get together on the anniversary of the court victory. commissioner fewer: i also wanted to let the public know that tomorrow night, aim high summer program will be celebrating 25 years. we wish them much success. thank you for partnering with us. also, i had the pleasure to go to el dorado school and is sought children making day of the dead alters about the memory of their very close family members. and had the pleasure of going into room 9 and enjoyed a great day. >> i have a couple of things. this last week i attended the equity summit. crosshead. -- go ahead. >> i am hoping to lead a campaign

. >> reporter: he denied the allegations, including the charges made by joakim mendez.spoke to two men who are afraid to show their faces. they say agular molested them as young boys. >> translator: he said if i told anyone, he will kill my parents, my brothers. >> translator: he had me come into his room. he locked the door with a key. and then he starred to touch my private parts. >> reporter: five formal complaints have been filed against aguilar since his return to mexico in 1988. he's wanted in the state for statutory rape, but authorities there tell us they've lost his trail. we decided to look for agular ourselves. and got a lead that he was last seen in this town two hours south of mexico city. yes, you do. you recognize him? >> translator: yes, i've seen him twice. >> reporter: a local farmer takes us to a bus stop where he most recently saw agular. we asked him if he recognized agular from the news. >> translator: yes, that's why i came with you. because i've seen him. >> reporter: at the bus stop we meet a woman who tells us she's seen him regularly. she has

joaquin mendez remembers him vividly. >> translator: i met him being an altar boy.e became a close friend of my family. honestly, his presence made me feel uncomfortable. his breath smelled really bad. it was a disgusting smell. even now, i feel the scars of those memories. >> reporter: joaquin was 13 years old when he says aguilar called him into his bedroom at the church. >> translator: so he said, come on in. let me show you some music tapes i made. so i go in, and he forced me to pull down my pants. he raped me. i got away from him however i could. he threatened me not to say anything to my family because if i did, he was going to do the same thing to my brother. >> reporter: joaquin found the courage to come forward. he told his parents, and they went to the police. >> translator: they never arrested him. but that's the law in mexico. the investigation continued while he was free. >> reporter: aguilar left mexico city in 1995. over the next ten years, he continued working as a priest in small towns in the mexican state of puebla. >> translator: sanjuana martine

this is a case in which gonzalez mendez and his family, where their children were denied at the way the school. >> guest: even naturalized immigrant. and they were denied entrance into the primary school. this is because they go to the mexicans call. now the kids went to the mexican school before that, but they moved. this is an interesting story. cavallo worked for a japanese farmer and his family. in world war ii the japanese-americans and japanese were interned with the called internment camps of the basically prisons or concentration camps because it was believed all people of japanese descent, including americans for japanese origin are considered a threat to the united states. so the family was removed from their home and put in a concentration camp and man's cavallo before they left, will you take over the fire and run it and hire people to harvest the crops and so forth? he said if it will. so when he moved into his employer's home, his family was close to her the way school was in that particular westminster it was about to neighborhood school. they said no you have to send the

parking lot and stabbed the victim in he stomach area 4 54police searched the area... pnd tracked mendezhisshome in the apartments just around the corner off langrehr road. he's bbing held with no bail on chaages of áatttmptedá first degree murder and first degree assault. as for thh iitim... he was rushed to shock traama after the stabbing..but his mother &ptold us off camera tonight that his injuries were not as he's actually abbe to speak. police say he and mendezzdii milford mill,,ms, fox45 news att en. some residents in baltimore are outraged... after an apparent supporter oo the veterans memorial. memorial.the union soldiers and sailors mmnument is meant &pto immortalize the heroes of the civil wwr.buu now... vandalism... including a hash tag... and the words "occupy life" pplster the back of it. during their thanksgiving meal at mckeldin square... we askedd protesters... if their group was responsible. "we're not saying reaction, this is a war t your - monument in wyman park, it has the hashtags, i going to brinn this is eneral asssmbly and give them hell, iiwant a crew to clean t

mario mendez spent 19 years assembling cars in fremont.oday he brushed up his resume to go to work at the old plant, not at the old wages. >> before i was looking for a higher paying job. now i've been dropping the standard and i'm dropping resumes all over the place and not being picky. >> reporter: the lowest paid workers made $30 an hour. tesla nonunion jobs star at $12 an hour. >> most of the folks coming into the employment center are former workers with experience of making cars. >> we are applying to tesla, creating a profile, getting the user password ready for them to upload their resume so when the positions open up they will be able to apply >> reporter: the hiring is made possible by a 465 million dollar energy department loan that came through last week. electric car builder tesla can make more of its next generation model, which will sell for $4500, with a $7500 tax credit. the roadster costs twice as much. don't compare this loan to solyndra. at least don't do it around sal lopez the difference is they have some orders alrea

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. >> reporter: he denied the allegations, including the charges made by joakim mendez.e spoke to two men who are afraid to show their faces. they say agular molested them as young boys. >> translator: he said if i told anyone, he will kill my parents, my brothers. >> translator: he had me come into his room. he locked the door with a key. and then he starred to touch my private parts. >> reporter: five formal complaints have been filed against aguilar since his return to mexico in 1988. he's wanted in the state for statutory rape, but authorities there tell us they've lost his trail. we decided to look for agular ourselves. and got a lead that he was last seen in this town two hours south of mexico city. yes, you do. you recognize him? >> translator: yes, i've seen him twice. >> reporter: a local farmer takes us to a bus stop where he most recently saw agular. we asked him if he recognized agular from the news. >> translator: yes, that's why i came with you. because i've seen him. >> reporter: at the bus stop we meet a woman who tells us she's seen him regularly. she ha

mario mendez spent 19 years assembling cars in fremont.oday he brushed up his resume to go to work at the old plant, not at the old wages. >> before i was looking for a higher paying job. now i've been dropping the standard and i'm dropping resumes all over the place and not being picky. >> reporter: the lowest paid workers made $30 an hour. tesla nonunion jobs star at $12 an hour. >> most of the folks coming into the employment center are former workers with experience of making cars. >> we are applying to tesla, creating a profile, getting the user password ready for them to upload their resume so when the positions open up they will be able to apply >> reporter: the hiring is made possible by a 465 million dollar energy department loan that came through last week. electric car builder tesla can make more of its next generation model, which will sell for $4500, with a $7500 tax credit. the roadster costs twice as much. don't compare this loan to solyndra. at least don't do it around sal lopez the difference is they have some orders alrea

parking lot and stabbed the victim in he stomach area 4 54police searched the area... pnd tracked mendez at hisshome in the apartments just around the corner off langrehr road. he's bbing held with no bail on chaages of áatttmptedá first degree murder and first degree assault. as for thh iitim... he was rushed to shock traama after the stabbing..but his mother &ptold us off camera tonight that his injuries were not as he's actually abbe to speak. police say he and mendezzdii milford mill,,ms, fox45 news att en. some residents in baltimore are outraged... after an apparent supporter oo the veterans memorial. memorial.the union soldiers and sailors mmnument is meant &pto immortalize the heroes of the civil wwr.buu now... vandalism... including a hash tag... and the words "occupy life" pplster the back of it. during their thanksgiving meal at mckeldin square... we askedd protesters... if their group was responsible. "we're not saying reaction, this is a war t your - monument in wyman park, it has the hashtags, i going to brinn this is eneral asssmbly and give them hell, iiwant a crew to cle

mendez says groupon is not for everyone. >> groupon has a lot of potential upside.t's also a risky investment in that it's a relatively new and unproven model from the standpoint of cash flow generation. we're positive, but investors should be cautious with risky names like social media and social commerce companies. >> susie: financial stocks were the laggards today. bank of america was the dow's biggest loser. shares sank after it revealed plans to swap $400 million common shares to preferred. the move may soothe regulators who are receptive to the cash cushion given the mortgage mess facing the bank. but investors don't like earnings dilution. as a result, b. of a. shares fell more than 6%. one financial bucking the trend: genworth financial. it was the best performer in the s&p 500. investors applauded yesterday's earnings report which showed a sharp drop in mortgage insurance losses. shares rose nearly 17% after the company announced plans to take its australian mortgage insurance unit public next spring. at the other end of the spectrum: chesapeake energy. it

." >> reporter: our producer diane mendez taking a look. buying two kindle fires from amazon.com. >> place my order. >> reporter: but we wanted to know what happens after she clicks and went all the way to phoenix, arizona, to find out. one of amazon.com's 34 warehouses workers holding portable scanners and as soon as you hit send a item pops up on one of their screens, they pull it off the shelf and put it on a bin and on to the conveyer belt. her two kindles ordered. from the time that the producer hits click and buy a mere hours before it's on a truck and sent to her doorstep. >> reporter: so is wall street on the move. why is it so important for retailers across the country? >> because they weren't profitable until now and operate primarily in the red at a loss until the last few weeks of the year. >> reporter: amazon.com predicts they'll blast through the number last year, 14 million items ordered in one day alone. could that be the beginning of the comeback? can this spark be sustained? >> that's the big question. it will come down to

. >>> lucÍa mÉndez estÁ de vuea en los escenarios, lgo de ser operada de emergencia.muy entregado. lo vieron y realmente una gran producciÓn que ha manejado mÁs. estoy muy contenta. >>> es dedicÓ su espectÁculo a su madre y hermano que fallecieron recientemente. >>> ensegua ademÁs de romper rÉcord con los preos, no falta la controversia para los integrantes de calle 13 en la gran noche de latÍn grammys. >>> mÁs adelante lo que prometimos. los mejores y peores vestidos. >>> esperado dÍa del 11-11-11. que mantiene el mundo en vilo como se recibe esta nueva era en primer impacto. estamo necesitamos un sofá para todos... y cómodo para tomar la siesta... con varias plazas... pero que sea grande y fuerte, que aguante a toda la familia... ¡este está bueno, y muy barato! ¿y la televisión? enfrente, en el armario, para que se vea bien... ¡listo! adelante, familia! por un tiempo limitado, compra cualquiera de los sofás seleccionados y te devolvemos el 15% ♪ [ crunch, crunch ] [ locutor ] idale a tu antojo los mouth watering steak melts! como el jugosito big philly cheesesteak.

police identified the man accused of stabbing him as gilberto mendez who was found and arrested shortly after the stabbing and is held without bail and is charged with attempted first-degree murder. >>> an update on a 4-year-old we told you about last night that went missing. she has been found. police say she was located early this morning safe and unharmed in west baltimore. it's not clear who was with her when she was found. police had been look for a woman named ty who was with the girl when she left on tuesday. show far police have not charged anyone in that disappearance. and city police identified the man killed by a police officer earlier this week 52-year-old anthony stoakley was shot after refusing to put down two large knives and it happened wednesday afternoon or wednesday morning. he was shot in the abdoughmen and died at the hospital. the officer was not hurt and police plan to release her name early next week. >>> firefighters in prince george's county pulled four people from a home early this morning around 4:30 in bowie when fire fight airs rind a and moo -- a-- firefig

. >>> lucÍa mÉndez estÁ de vuelta en los escenarios, luego de ser operada de emergencia.o vieron y realmente una gran producciÓn que ha manejado mÁs. estoy muy contenta. >>> es dedicÓ su espectÁculo a su madre y hermano que fallecieron recientemente. >>> enseguida ademÁs de romper rÉcord con los premios, no falta la controversia para los integrantes de calle 13 en la gran noche de latÍn grammys. >>> mÁs adelante lo que prometimos. los mejores y peores vestidos. >>> esperado dÍa del 11-11-11. que mantiene el mundo en vilo como se recibe esta nueva era en primer impacto. estamos en vivo desde las vegas. ya volvemos. >>> bueno, tal como lo prometimos quise encuentra los ganadores de la gran noche del latÍn grammy puerto rico sin duda alguna y su fanaticada celebra el gran triunfo del dÚo que saliÓ de calle 13 de puerto rico. >>> arrasaron anoche. 9 galardones se llevaron. para alcanzar un rÉcord de 19 en total y 2 grammys americanos ¿como se sienten esta noche para ustedes? >>> fue mucho, de verdad. fue como rey vindicativa. fue oxÍgeno para la propuesta de nosotros que es b

." >> reporter: our producer on this story, diane mendez, taking a break too looking for her own deal, her glasses on reading the fine print buying two kindle fires from amazon.com. >> place my order. >> reporter: but we wanted to know what happens after she clicks. we went all the way to phoenix, arizona, to find out. 1 of amazon.com's 34 warehouses, workers holding portable scanners, and as soon as you hit send, that item pops up on one of their screens. they pull it off the shelf and put it in the bin and down the conveyer belt it goes to the person who will pack it and label it. her two kindles ordered this morning. >> from the time that the producer hits click and buy, it's just a mere hours before it's on a truck and sent to her doorstep. >> reporter: not only is her kindle on the move, so is wall street. why is it so important for these final few weeks of the year for retailers across the country? >> because they weren't profitable until now. they operate primarily in the red at a loss until the last few weeks of the year. >> reporter: in fact tonight amazon.com predicts they'l

minutes were clear conflicts of interest they also noted that the un special rapporteur on torture one mendez has been denied access to check on medical conditions something that could violate the rights guaranteed to him under u.s. and international law now one segment reads p.f.c. manning has a right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment people accused of crimes let's not be subjected to any form of punishment before being brought to trial a letter also warned that is true treatment pretrial. could harm the un's work elsewhere so as just fifty more names of the laundry list of public officials both foreign and domestic have expressed their concern about the treatment of bradley manning that one has to wonder if this latest letter is only going to fall on deaf ears because the sad truth is that manning and his attorney already have the cards heavily stacked against them as kevin zeese points out this trial will have a military judge and a military jury two factors which could give a pretty good indication of how the hearing is going to and manning's attorney can successfully get his h

defense and underrated pass game, at two players that are the most feared sibling attack since the mendez [laughter] >> now we are sensitive? [laughter] >>gary: you cannot talk about about the 49ers these days. they are on a roll with eight straight wins. arizona comes in on sunday. sports illustrated this week has a nice feature about the team after their win over the value of giants. arakis brazing. >> these are the kinds of guys that shower you with your ability get character. they are hardworking. they are disciplined. >>gary: alex smith >>gary: that is a good idea. hearthstone is tremendous. da lin, he brings dignity and bay area connections. jacqueline bennett, wrote weather is terrific. i do not know where they got the people on the morning show. >>pam: but what would we be without you? >>gary: not much. i am just teasing. >>pam: you are the sports director! some >>gary: the your fantasy squads ready, houston is coming to the american league west in 2013. for good news on buster cozposey. the word is he has spent five months recovering from a fractured left ankle and he is now in a

ariel pablos-mendez, the assistant administrator from u.s. agency of international development, and he's come here today, several months now into the post, and the president nominated him back in march, and he took up duties in august, and he's been very busy since then. from the early days when ariel began, we hoped to get him here to csis at the right moment to speak to this audience here and beyond to the thinking and the direction of thinking it's been moving within us-aid on the key of global health issues before the bureau as it refines and strengths its on capacities and leadership role in moving forward u.s. interests in global health, and that's what ariel's agreed to do here today, and we're really honored and thrilled that you've done that. ariel, thank you so much, and we're very pleased at the staff's support that we've received from aid in pulling this event together. ariel comes from a very distinguished career of almost 1 years at the rockefeller foundation where he really became the dominant personality and leader there aroun

and so please join me in welcoming ariel pablos mendez. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all. and it is great to see so many friends and old colleagues and new colleagues to allow me to stand before you. i'm very pleased to be here to share my perspective in global health and in the context of just the emerging strategic framework. i want to start by thanking csis and as steve pointed out we've been trying to find the time to do these and this is a good time for hosting this forum. and i want to thank you all for joining in as well. earlier this month, usaid celebrated its 50th anniversary. we were just sharing that with csis' 50 years anniversary so happy birthday, steven. president kennedy found the international agency for national development on the belief that all people could serve a decent way of life and the peace can be fostered through development. over the past 50 years, the world indeed has experienced a peaceful revolution of hope and human progress. this process has also contributed to our own nation's peace and prosperity. new democracy has come in to existence,

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please join me in welcoming ariel pablos-mendez. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all. it is great to see some late friends, old colleagues, and a new colleagues as i am here before you. i am pleased to be here to share my perspective in the context of u.s. aid's emerging from mark. i want to start by thanking -- emerging framework. i want to thank csis for hosting this forum and i thank you for joining as well. earlier this month, the u.s. aid come on our anniversary, -- and you just had a birthday, too, so happy birthday, steve. president kennedy founded the u.s. aid for international development on the belief that all people deserve a decent life. the world indeed has experienced a peaceful revolution of health and human progress. this process is also contributed to our own nation's peace and prosperity. dozens of new democracies came into existence. the revolution saving billions from hunter. lower poverty rates and global literacy raising drive 60%. the rate of child mortality declined by 70%. but more than 50 million lives saved in the last 20 years alone, childre