sale a la luz nueva evidencia en el caso de salvador cabaÑas que casi pierde la vida en un bar de mÉxico celebran en nueva orleans miles de aficionados la victoria en el superbowl de sus campeones. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn Última hora. >> la segunda tormenta invernal en menos de una semana golpea la capital federal, pudiera dejar otras 18 pulgadas. las oficinas del gobierno nacional se van tres dÍas cerradas por este mal tiempo y aun costo de $ 100 millones en productividad perdida. fernando nos acompaÑa desde washington y nos muestra como lo peor aÚn parece que no termina. >> variando un conocido refrÁn washington se prepara para que le nieve sobre nevado ante la llegada de una nueva tormenta, en turnos de 13 horas los equipos de emergencia se preparan con sal y arena para remover nivel.áánot univ-ultima. >> este nuevo frente ya dejÓ su huella, vuelos cancelados en chicago y caminos en mal estado en ohio. los supermercados estÁn llenos con gente comprando provisiones. >> fui ayer a comprar palas, no habÍa, no había sal. >> nos tenemos que preparar por la nevada. >> para muchos

. >> varios policías son asesinados en méxico. >> una adolescente está al borde de la muerte despuéss. buen prunivisho. varios policías en méxico, los sicarios atacaron una instalación de policías y desde méxico nos cuentan como ocurrió la violenta confrontación. >> ardió por la guerra y el ejército mexicano un comando ukpdo al unoion de 20 camionetas con las siglas del cartel del golfo a soltó el edificio de la policía de la ciudad. 20 minutos de terror dejaron un saldo de 10 muertos y 10 policías secuestrados. los cadáveres de una mujer con varios impactos de balas fueron encontrados sin vida al poniente de la capital mecana. >> la inseguridad en el país ha puesto sensible a los jóvenes. que reclamaron. >> estamos alegando porque no puede seguir pasando. yo no quiero que se convierta en esto. >> eran compañeros de clases de 3 de los más considerauertos en >> los responsables algunos están detenidos y tenemos a muchos más identificados con nombres. >> un partido político solicitó que el procurador general de la república junto con los tres poderes se trasladan a juárez para atender

new mexico needs one, too.must be built on the revenues generated by creating thousands of high-paying jobs and the emerging sectors of our economy such as alternative and renewable energy, aerospace, high-tech, research and development, media and others. nothing is more important to our families and nothing is more important for our state. at the beginning of my administration, i asked this legislation to give me the tools and we will get the jobs. you did that and i thank you. today, i am pleased to report that those tools like targeted tax incentives to attract innovative companies offering high wage jobs are paying off. we have successfully recruited fortune 500 companies like hewlett-packard and others and they are creating 600 high- paying jobs in new mexico. those incentives are working equally to record medium-sized companies for rural new mexico. we have announced 200 jobs alamgorda. in the next few weeks, i will be announcing new companies offering hundreds of jobs in gallup, new mexico and of rosslyn

>> president of mexico. one of our challenges is a mentality where we address the global challenges in isolation and deal with climate change and have another agenda on poverty, development, hiv, aids. we need to address these matters in a political manner. because some nations are more concerned about developing an hiv aids, -- and hiv/aids. as you pursue the agenda and are not as vociferous on the issues affecting other communities, you're ineffective. >> we're moving away from the question. the key part of the question is there. mr. >> how do we unlock the interconnectedness between the challenges so that we can make a holistic and sustainable solution? and a terrific question. mr. president. what makes this so hard? >> let me try to answer in this way. the first time i listened about global warming was in the '70s -- the 1970's. my father was quoting special research. it was famous research about our common future. there were talking about as now and global warming -0- snow and global warming. there are

otra pirÁmide fue vista en mayo del 2009 en la ciudad de mÉxico.tamos contentos. nos acompaÑa la modelo rosana martÍnez. >> ¿de que parte de argentina eres? >> de buenos aires. hace nueve aÑos que vivo en el d.f. >> ¿te da miedo lo que sucede en el d.f.?h@áádespierta americ@ y que estÉ pasando esto, estos problemas con el narcotrÁfico. >> imagÍnate nosotros como mexicanos. cambiando el tema, te das cuenta de muchos niÑos que estÁn expuestos al rollo de la fama. la vida se los cobra. me da pena que muchos niÑos pierdan su infancia. >> mÁs adelante vamos a tratar el tema. y una niÑa que estÁ creando h@controversia brasil porque la han nombrado reina del carnaval. tenemos un caso en la casa. tenemos a una psicÓloga y una abogada para ver si es recomendable. >> o cuando quieren que los niÑos rompan los rÉcordd guinness. >> mi abuela me llevÓ a un concurso chiquita, es mucha presiÓn pero me dio ventajas mÁs adelante. >> vamos a ver las noticias. >> preste atenciÓn. mire lo que estÁ pasando en el mundo y en este paÍs. los residentes no volverÁn a guardar

hace instantes republica dominicana supero 7-1 a mexico.do que se indianapolis. que tal clima en miami. bueno, el futbolista salvador cabaÑas sigue recupedanose segun el medico que lo opero, al tiempo que el doctor de la seleccion pide calma sobre si jugar o no el mundial. a casi 10 dias de haber sido operado de un balazo en la cabeza, la salud del delantero paraguayo salvador cabañas evoluciona favorablemente y ya fue capaz de tomar alimentos sentado en un sillon, informo hoy el medico que le opero. a pesar de sus progresos, cabañas sigue en condicion grave porque su cerebro todavia tiene sangre que va a imagenes y la voz del goleador. "tambien alla en venezuela como en aca fue que la mayor parte del partido lo tuvimos abajo la victoria se hizo justicia aca vea". bueno a quien, a quien se lo estabas dedicando. "no eh como estaba leyendo muchos comentarios que yo no le queria a libertad que yo sali de libertad que queria mas volver y eso para la gente que habla, que habla sin saber le dedico todo este triunfo". para la gente be

>> president of mexico.challenges is a mentality where we address the global challenges in isolation and deal with climate change and have another agenda on poverty, development, hiv, aids. we need to address these matters in a political manner. because some nations are more concerned about developing an hiv aids, -- and hiv/aids. as you pursue the agenda and are not as vociferous on the issues affecting other communities, you're ineffective. >> we're moving away from the question. the key part of the question is there. mr. >> how do we unlock the interconnectedness between the challenges so that we can make a holistic and sustainable solution? and a terrific question. mr. president. what makes this so hard? >> let me try to answer in this way. the first time i listened about global warming was in the '70s -- the 1970's. my father was quoting special research. it was famous research about our common future. there were talking about as now and global warming -0- snow and global warming. there are two gaps tha

tuve que regresar a mÉxico y cuao regresÉ me lo tenÍa todo decorado.yo quiero que tuve enseÑas a navegar por esos mares del mundo que ha transitado ya ♪ >> ♪ marinero quiero ser, marinero como tÚ ♪ ♪ parjar de jugar con mi barco de papel ♪ ( aplausos ) >> tuvo que pasar el tiempo para que se reencuentren. >> el destin curioso, es nuestro tercer aire, con tropiezos, dando tumbos por la vida buscando el amor y el destino dijo: prueben esta fruta, prueben esta experiencia caliente. >> tambiÉn tenemos noticias calientes con neida sandoval. >> yo estoy gozando porque ana estÁ callada. ana no sabe quÉ preguntar, no tienierta e pregicar. >> lo que se ve, no se pregunta. >> estÁn todos disfrutando y yo tambiÉn. me encanta la mÚsica y ellos sÍ que saben de mÚsica y de hacernos sentir bien. vamos a continuar con la informaciÓn de las noticias. pel presidente de la toyota pidiÓ disculpas por las fallas en los sistemas h@ aceleraciÓn y serenos. toyoda prometiÓ tambiÉn mejorar el control de calidad de sus autos estableciendo una comisiÓn especial presidida por el m

banfield recibe a morelia de mexico, y velez sarsfield en casa contra cruzeiro de brasil..ortes, buena nochea a todos...

en instantes damnificados por el desborde de un rÍo en mÉxico se enfrentan a la policÍa.as personas usan esclavizadas. ya volvemos. hay muchos lugares en los que el pescado ultimae usanaa haceision sataihgtch...ep misteuniv @ en wivisio's, nuestro premium fish fillet es 100% filete de pescado del pacífico norte cortado a mano con un ligero empanizado tipo panko. así que ven a donde lo verdadero, es la respuesta. y saborea la diferencia. wendy's. buen provecho. >> personas damnificadas por el desorden de un rÍo protestaron porque segÚn ellos el gobierno no distribuye la ayuda en forma equitativa. les narramos que redacciÓn tuvo la policÍa. [ imÁgenes ] > >> con piedras y gases lacrimÓgenos los policÍas desalojaron a algunos vecinos de la comunidad de chalco, la violencia se desatÓ, luego de que algunos lÍderes vecinales embistieron las vallas de la policÍa, los inconformes reclamaron a las autoridades parcialidad en la ayuda econÓmica. >> no es vÁlido. no me va a callar. >> porque si a todos nos afectÓ el agua, porque ellos porque estÁ en el poder les toca. >> los policÍas

un mes ese paÍs celebrarÁ elecciones legislativas.fin de >> inicio de la cumbre de rÍo en cancÚn mÉxicoridad, como nos muestra nuestro corresponsal. >> tñdñ÷ien la riviera maya de mÉxico, presidentes y representantes de 33 paÍses latinoamericanos van para tener un espacio de debate y tener una sola voz en el mundo, se dio conocer la exclusiÓn de honduras en la creaciÓn de este organismo. >> consideramos que es indispensable que haya una decisiÓn en la organización estados americanos, que se adoptÓ una reacción frente a los estados, de honduras, eso no ocurriera y por lo tanto el gobierno hondureÑo no ha sido invitado a participar. >> legisladores mexicanos, aseguran que la no invitaciÓn al mandatario de honduras es un error. >> en donde ya participa cuba, que es Órgano regional donde todoh@ paÍs h@tñdñ÷ie÷akpnot un honduras no puede faltar. >> mientras se extreman las medidas de seguridad, tambiÉn se barajan algunos temas, del combate de la pobreza, la bÚsqueda de mayores oportunidades de empleo, dijo el presidente del senado mexicano. >> economÍa, las exportaciones, las fronteras, los

a lot a project could be made in mexico. -- projects could be made in mexico. solar energies could be provided to the united states. it could be very good business for mexico and the way to match the commitment of the united states. there are huge possibilities for the success of the proposal if the congress approves it. third, there is a commitment in terms of finance which is important. we need to start to work together. fourth, i realize that there are very low expectations about cancun. i prefer low expectations. the worst enemy of any politician is to have very high expectations. i am prepared to work this way. we have an instrument which is the action plan and the kyoto protocol. we of the working groups and the copenhagen in agreement -- copenhagen agreement. it is a very important mechanism. we will be in contact in order to organize these meetings during the years. i will take suggestions about milestones. it is important for the success of the meeting. of the meeting. we will have special -- you are planning to build electric vehicles and you would be

este sabado en monterrey nuevo leon mexico, el campeon ausoluto ligero edwin "el inca" valero se monarca interino del cmb el mexicano antonio de marco. valero mantiene su record invicto en 26 desafios todos culminados por la via rapida. el vezolanouena como uno de los posibles rivales de juan manuel marquez. en el futbol salvador se viene clasico del fin de semana firpo contralianza, habla el tecnico pampero. son dos equipos grandes, los equipos grandes siempre, siempre tienden a recuperarse ehhh de todas formas nosotros el hecho de que seamos locales, saldremos a ganar como salimos a ganar ahhh en metapan yo creo que el primer tiempo que hicimos en metapan es el que uno pretende q el equipo haga en cualquier cancha que juege asi que este sabado no va ser la excepcion. hasta aqui los deportes.. j?j?j?j?j?j?j?k?j?k?k?k?j?k?j?k cuando tienes problemas con las drogas o el alcohol, el mundo no tiene sentido. tú puedes ayudarte, o ayudar a un ser querido, a encontrarle sentido a la vida otra vez. para mas información, referencias de tratamiento. y más importante. ayuda

it's going to move from the western gulf of mexico across the southeast.mary low pressure may kind of die out in the tennessee valley and then secondary development occurs off the north carolina coast and that becomes the big bear, so to speak, and brings a tremendous amount of moisture and also wraps around cold air. ironically enough we don't have the cold air with this storm that we did in december before winter technically began. right now we have a few clouds and sprinkles to the north. i think clouds will thin tonight and temperatures will end up back into the 20s. next seven days 42 tomorrow, nice day, snow breaking out friday afternoon. it will break out much earlier south and west of town down toward culpeper and stanton and work its way northeastward. heavy snow possible friday night into saturday. only around freezing on saturday, 32 on sunday and monday, but we're dry. another little storm comes at us tuesday with highs only in the upper 20s. we'll have plenty of arctic air by then and then mid-20s wednesday. clouds hang tough. mountain snow sh

and in mexico, we're working preventing deforestation.he last decade. and we are today, we are preventing -- reforestating more than 500,000 acres a year. so we are compensating and we're reaching in this particular arena. we are investing in technology in order to reduce our emissions for all industry. we are trying to transform transportations, we're trying to apply new mechanism to massive ways of transportations and the cities. and my point is, of course, it's very expensive force, particularly for mexican economy. we suffer a recession almost 7% negative last year. but nevertheless, we are keeping our commitment because we will be in benefit of the people. and i think each single country who make similar commitment, what is the point? we need money for the. but the money will be there. i think it's a very good step in poynter copenhagen to talk about 100 billion a year starting 2020. and the point is, how are we going to use that money? and one principle must be this. the result based principle, we need to measure and we need to be a

here, especially as you get closer to the gulf of mexico.infall right now in parts of new orleans, back through the i-10 corridor. lafayette back through lake charles. so stretching now up towards atlanta. the rain shield beginning to now get into the carolinas. this will be on the increase throughout the day today and some of the rain will certainly be heavy at times. 1, 2, maybe as much as 3 inches of rain with this as it begins to stream off towards the north. the problem is it's going to get into some colder air. so when that happens, that rain is going to turn into snow and there are wonder storm warnings now posted for the d.c.-baltimore area. that's just been up as a watch meaning this snow will start tomorrow, increase tomorrow night and probably last right on through saturday afternoon. 10 to 20 inches of snow potentially with this system. right in the same spots, kyra that, saw about 20 inches of snow the third week of december. so kind of a repeat performance here. most of it will stay south of new york, but they'll get a little p

and its mexico in the summer of 1960. timothy leary brought the ball of motions up to his nose and sniffed. the smell reminded him of musty new england basement, or perhaps a downed tree rotting in a dance for us. it was now or never. as a place where the black multi-things in his mouth and followed up fast with a cold case of mexican. the mushrooms tasted worse than this note. bidder in strength before it time to change his mind, he stuffed the rest of them in his mouth and washed them down with a few goats of a familiar and more refreshing intoxicant, alcohol. it was supposed to be just a regular summer vacation, sometime to relax before starting the new academic year. very and his son, jack, now 10 years old, scouted out the city and found a villa for rent, a rambling white stucco house with a scarlet trim next to a golf course on the road to acapulco. the name comes from the aztec word for place new trees. have been known in more recent times as the city of eternal spring. it's a temperate year-round climate made to p

seguir grabando y cantandole al público y darle a saber lo que no quieren que se sepa ojalá que el méxicoino diferente y que todos gozar de una mejor república y una mejor libre expresión de todos los mexicanos. >> la declaración fue anoche durante la filmación en los angeles en la filmación de su nuevo grupo musical en dónde participa un grupo irlandés, tendremos la entre vivista compa en dónde hablan del grupo cadetes de linares y explican por qué podrían estar en esa misma situación. >> casi 5 años de la muerte de la actriz mariana levi ha dejado atrás los dimes y diretes con el viudo y se fortalece la relación y según la presentadora de televisión, talina fernández la mediadora ha sido ana bárbara. >> ana bárbara ha sido pieza importante en todo esto es una mujer valiosa la quiere mucho, la respeto muchísimo. nada más que agradecimiento con ella. >> gracias por toda la influencia gracias por toda la fortale fortaleza, gracias por tu alegría, por tu música. dios te bendiga siempre. >> ojo. perdonar no quiere decir olvidar. no quiere decir reconcili reconciliarse. quiere decir perdonado

the world, everywhere from china to mexico, kenya to lebanon and pakistan. they've been marketed as detecting everything from explosives to elephants and drugs. and they're still being used despite the risks that they pose. >> that was all for this week. from all of us here, goodbye. >> find the story that interest you at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this spreppings made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation and union bank.

los detenidos son ciudadanos de mÉxico, guatemala, salvador y ecuador. 22 ya enfrentan cargos por trÁfico 81 estÁn en riesgo de ser deportados. aÚn hay dos fugitivos. >> si son encontrados culpables de los cargoslos detenidos podrÍan enfrentar 10 aÑos de cÁrcel y una multa de $ 250.000. >> hablando de leyes, activistas los acusan de ensaÑarse contra los hispanos en las redadas que usan para encontrar indocumentados. pero la oficindel alguacil asegura haber destruido documentos sobre el caso. >> hace 18 meses la realizaciÓn iniciÓ una demanda civil y penal en su contra. hoy en la corte los demandantes se dieron cuenta que las evidencias son destruidas. >> nosotros para poderlo comprobar tenemos muchtkééaíqwan >> es una de las personas que tienen las demandas. asegura que en febrero del aÑo pasado el y su padre fueran detenidos de manera arbitraria en una redada que hicieron los alguaciles. >> yo venÍa para que nos vayas a arrestar... >> activista de los distintos puntos de estados unidos recriminaron la persecuciÓn a los inmigrantes que intentaron vivir de manera honrada en este paÍs. >> e

a storm coming out of the gulf of mexico. i am not done yet. you cannot do that. us go to the seven-day forecast. i was going to walk with the camera. i am flexible. 414 thursday. the storm coming out of the gulf -- 41 degrees for thursday. the storm coming out of the gulf of mexico. rain, snow, sleet on friday. all snow on saturday. too early to talk about how much and who is going to get what. we will keep our eye on it. i am done. >> if you use a smart phone, take precautions to make sure you are not being scammed. 50 applications had to be pulled from google because some have been stealing bank information. we have a bloomberg business report. >> stock futures a little bit positive for the start of things today. we are waiting on reports from the service industry. and the non manufacturing index probably expanded in january at the fastest pace in more than a year. at 8:15, we will get reports from employer services. economists say they think the economy will lose thousands of jobs last month. look at the weekly unemployment data. all of this leading to the jan

another storm will emerge from the gulf of mexico.hat has been a pattern so far this year. >> we do not want to break the pattern. take a look at the snow fall totals from last night. no snow left except for flurries on the eastern shore. most spas between 2-4 inches. -- spots between 2-4 inches. there could be some icing are going on. it should not be a huge problem especially with the sunshine that will melt as of after the sun rises. clouds will break up which is the twinned for this afternoon. -- trende for this afternoon. mostly clear tonight. temperatures will drop back into the 20 kooky. we are watching the storm coming out of the gulf of mexico. it will be with us friday and saturday. i think it will be a mix of snow, sleet, rain and then be all snow by the weekend. it is too early to talk about who is going to get what. we will keep an eye out on the storm. 36 on friday. everything changes to snow on sunday if the storm track holds. stay tuned. >> let us get in another check on school closings and delays. >> anne arundel coun

then get away from that and the cold air is in place from new mexico and northern new mexico to texas, western oklahoma and kansas. all the white is snow. it's coming down well now. central kansas, nebraska about two to six inches possible. because of that, we have advisories out there. all the areas in blue-green including kansas city, south dakota, nebraska, holding on to the warning for the eastern parts of new mexico. let me show you the video we got from mexico yesterday afternoon. two to five inches of snow around the region. interstate 40 was closed for a couple hours. you can see that. unbelievable. well, it's not unbelievable, it's february. it's the el nino pattern. ift's something you get every four to five years. rain in the southern half of the nation. more on that in a bit. >> thank you. >>> that's it "american idol" auditions are over. 181 con tes at that particular times have their tickets to hollywood. that includes lacy. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow note bluebirds fly. >> you know what? simon loves that song. it almost made him blush. she made it to the top 50 in sea

is what happened, did the drug cartels essentially move from south america to mexico? right. you're probably referring to the cocaine wars there in south florida in the late '70s. and at that time, the flow of the cocaine was through the bahamas and through the sea. and then after the united states put all the reinforcements there, then it was diverted to mexico. and then it created the problem at the border. >> all right. carlos botifoll, thank you for bringing our attention to such an eye-opening problem. >>> on to our trivia question, which states have two-year gubernatorial terms? it's vermont and new hampshire. every day could be election day if -- i kid, i kid. new england, they love their politics up there. >> they do, indeed. >>> coming up, we'll go in the room with white house domestic policy adviser, melody barnes on what's next for health care, selling the budget plan, and working with republicans. >>> and later, "american idol" super bowl-style. sure, these guys have the right moves on the field. we'll check into that. >>> but first, chuck, get ready, the w

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i've got to tell you the violence in mexico continues. talked about, norah, right on the border of el paso. just to give you an idea in 2007 there were 190 executions, in 2009, 3,400 executions. it's that bad. >> that is bad. that's why the obama administration has sent more resources, of course, and law enforcement to that border area. jose diaz, appreciate it. >>> mel gibson says he's working on his temper in the wake of a satellite interview gone sour. take a listen to what happened wgn chicago after the reporter asked about the actor's problems he's had in the past. >> i've done all the necessary maya culpa, so let's move on, dude. come on. >> "edge in the saddle and doing what you do best. thanks a lot for joining us, mel. take care. >> bye-bye. [ bleep ]. >> today during an interview in france, gibson told the reporters, i have a short fuse. i'm trying to work on it. >>> embattled governor of south carolina mark sanford was at the national prayer breakfast and broke bread with president obama. his wife was not there. the two have go

through central texas and in to the panhandle through new mexico. is starting to be already a big storm system. it has a lot of moisture with it. this is the one that's heading our way. this is the one that will be here on friday evening. temperatures rising through the mid to upper 30s right now. culpeper, typical cool spot especially when you put snow on the ground. after the storm this morning we see a lot of fog. we are looking at the visible. we measure visibility how far you can see in miles. generally ten miles if it is bright and clear. you can see forever and then we see visibilities down to less than a quarter mile in some instances. now the fog has lifted. getting breaks in the clouds and so we get a better forecast. lot of sunshine to go through the rest of the afternoon, even for thursday. the next two days we have a little break here. as we go through friday, this forecast shows as soon as friday evening we have the snow back in washington. through the entire area for that matter. in fact, this is showing not only just snow but very he

from mexico the problem, let me show you see the mounds of snow across the street? workers are having a hard time finding places to dump snow which makes laying down salt quite challenging crews are doing what they can but there is no more room to push the snow to the side of the streets. officials say, moving cars as well as stranded vehicles are also making salt distribution difficult but warns they will shut down roadways completely if disabled or moving vehicles continue to impede snow removal and salting. >> the good news is there are a couple of shipments of salt that came in the last 48 hours the supply is good the problem is the distribution is not good so many of the private contractorses that would be used to hall the salt are employed by county government that is salting. >> the governor says the national guard deployed a convoy of dump trucks to transfer salt from the port of baltimore to counties that are in short supply. reporting live in north baltimore. karen parks, fox news at 5:30. >> we have 40,000 tons of kalt salt at port of baltimore it was imp

western gulf of mexico and this is going to combine into a pretty major storm and move northeastward and eventally center off the north carolina coast and that in some ways is a classic storm for us. let's go back in time and look at the snow today. it was a beautiful snow. it was wet, so it stuck to everything. this is alexandria. caused some problems, trees were kind of bending and my bushes were stressed out a bit but what a beautiful snow, melted very quickly when the sun came out and temperatures warmed to the low 40s. we will come back and talk more about this storm and break it down for you but again suffice it to say this isn't going to miss us. it's just a question of how much we'll get. back to you, anita. >> where do you fall on the barometer? are you civics the winter weather, can't get enough? our bruce leshan is in bethesda where he found plenty of people saying bring it on. bruce, come on, really? >> reporter: yeah, really but i'm thinking that the folks who shoveled all all the walks here at defend gate elementary school are among the sick of -- at wind gate elementar

eventually in the gulf of mexico. and then headed northeast. we will talk about a time frame when the snow will begin when we come back, derek. >> we will wait for that. thank you. >>> the long road back. local toyota dealers are repairing all those recalled models. >>> the plot is thickening. >>> home alone. three children nearly die after their father leaves them in the care of a neighbor who was still down the hall. >>> i'm dave statter at the firehouse where firefighters from rescue squad 3 engine 15 and ambulance 15 say teamwork is behind their efforts to save three children in a fire this morning. video shows smoke filling the second floor hallway and a neighbor trying to unlock apartment 206. the woman from down the hall had been asked by the father of the three children to check on the kids. he had gone to work 15 minutes early. dc firefighters called by a neighbor on the floor above reporting smoke in the building soon realized it was coming from the second floor apartment. the kitchen was on fire. >> nobody ever said there were childr

heavy rain across the southern western texas and back in through new mexico and northern new mexico.stem will ride along the jet stream and crank itself up going through tomorrow. our forecast model here, remember we used these as guidance not gospel this is an idea we have ourselves clear skies and then clouds roll in, thursday night through friday morning there is our storm sent you are down here. it is going to be a big storm, have a major impact across the mid-atlantic. what will that be? question. there is a lot more moisture and energy across the gulf coast, thursday and friday, warmer temperatures mixed in with the storm could mix in more sleet and freezing rain. that would cut down any potential snowfall. it is too much to say how much we will get but that lasts at least through saturday and clean up depending how much we get could last through sunday. a major storm expected at the end of the week. the day 39, snow melting as we get some clearing this afternoon northwest winds 15 and refreeze tonight at 24. our weekend forecast coming up in a couple minute, kim brown with tra

a little bit of a mexico. we'll see that 10 to turn over the snow overnight as the temperatures fall. we have a very large system on off to the west and will tip to row take it around the secondary upper level low affecting folks as far north as chicago, medical walk, indian a, detroit delay there with airport snow coming down, cleveland and our neck of the woods upper -- next low moving in at this team just to the south. this one low that tracks up and the secondary low that is really going to be the backer as it strengthen and intense fees off the coast as it wraps in the moisture atlantic moisture. that's why we have winter storm warnings stretching from new york city down to philadelphia to dc, pittsburg back to indianapolis and detroit. this is a big, big storm that affects a lot of folks and drop heavy amounts of snow fall. now here locally we can is he all across the state. we are under winter storm warning and projected snow fall i'm looking at still holding pretty good. 14 to 20 inches plus potentiall

the latest indications are the storm moves out of the gulf of mexico. moves between hilton head, and wilmington, north carolina. we have that range for you. any event, snow will break out here friday. the question is how long it will snow saturday. whether or not it take as turn to the left or right. already, the next seven days. 42 tomorrow. very nice day. snow heavy at night. tapers off saturday. only 32 saturday. still looking at cold air behind the system. next storm comes in here, not as potent, but more cold air. the precipitation would be snow all the way to southern maryland upper 20s, and mid-20s on wednesday. >> can you stop adding to these totals? >> that was our first total. our first call. >> by the way folks, an all new dave is right after the news. here's a quick preview. >>> the pentagon now wants to allow gays to serve openly in the military. you know what that means ladies and gentlemen of the jury? more parades. [ applause ] >> by the way, paris hilton will be on with the top 10. dave is on right after 9 news now. >>> you now you can

it goes to the gulf of mexico. storming in florida, pouring in lane and the moisture is coming toward us. at the same time you have upper energy in the plains and about to move in to missouri. this could be a 30-hour long snowfall. remember tuesday night, six or seven hours this could be four or five times longer in snow durationing and more intense. that's why we are looking at two-foot totals. 28 in oakland. 30 at the shenandoah valley regional airport. we have upper 20s in manassas. 233 pax river. you will see mixing in st. mary's. perhaps a little snow at 9:00. by noon it is snowing and by 5:00 snowing heavily. it will be difficult to travel by 5:00. right now we are 35 and waiting for the storm. >> thank you, howard. >>> we are half way through the 5:00 hour and still looking at a pretty nice commute out there. 95 northbound everything is clear past the prince william parkway to the mixing bowl. the next stop is the inner loop where everything is nice, green and clean from 95 past braddock road up to 66. even

get going early tomorro you can see what a massive storm this, pulling so much moisture out gulf of mexico they are going to see big time flooding in southeastern united states but that gets in here in the form of snow and maybe sleet down to our south and east so, the warnings are flying and yes, these warnings are for a foot to a foot and a half, maybe more of snow for most of the area, heavier snort and west, a little lower to our south and east. so let's hope you plan how this is going to go. we are going to start with tomorrow. what are we talking about at the noon hour? we think this precipitation is beginning around the reg yond and goes downhill quickly in the afternoon. by 5:00 we could have two to five inches of snow on the ground friday afternoon. by 11:00 we could have as many as six to nine inches on the ground. then we take it to saturday morning. the worst of this will be friday night and saturday morning. we nay have 14 to 16 inches of snow on the ground, saturday it is winding down by 5:00 and maybe getting windy at that point, too and could have 16 to 20 general totals ac

at all the moisture further on to the south and west of us, coming in, streaming off the gulf of mexico. that is only going to be enhanced by moisture coming off the atlantic as we see two areas of low pressure. now the primary low pressure system is going to be this one here, these areas of yellow could see some heavy rain. this is by 8:00 this evening. by this time right around washington we'll have three to five inches of snow on the ground and maybe a little bit of a mix of some rain and sleet further south and east. then as we get into saturday morning, friday night from 6:00 p.m. to saturday morning 6:00 a.m. we'll have the heaviest amounts of snow, maybe mixing with a little sleet here in southern maryland, eastern shore, southeastern virginia. this is the primary low pressure system that will provide tremendous amounts of wind here for the eastern shore and it's going to be a very tight wind as this systems pulls away winds diminishing. no strong winds in washington to points west and north. this will quickly end by saturday afternoon and evening and then clearing out for sunday

cuellar and gheni meant he was working with mexico. that is so important with the violent in juarez as you mentioned one of the violent cities in the world than mexico has suffered more killings in iraq and afghanistan wars combined. free programs that i saw, the operation stone garden, you were in arizona. it has been a very successful program and yet is being cut from 50 to 60 million and they 287 g. program which has also been successful has maintain the current level and finally the be iced attention removal office, when i talk to i.c.e. officials in the houston area, they tell me they don't have the resources they need to carry out their mission. and that has come from your people on the ground. so if you could explain to me those three budgetary items because they think they would go a long ways in helping us better secure this border. >> well, number 1 was-- stone garden. what happened last year there was extra money we redeployed to stone garden. what we have done however is basically steer all of that money to the southwest bo

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in mexico, we are working to prevent deforestation.ing very aggressive in terms of re-forestation. we used to lose 300,000 acres per year. today, we are preventing deforestation and report stating -- read-for a single many -- re-foresting many acres per year. we're improving technology and trying to transform transportation and apply new mechanisms to massive waste of transportation in the cities. my point is that it is -- for the mexican economy, we suffered a recession almost 7%- last year. we are keeping our commitment. -- we suffered a recession almost 7% negative last year. the money will be there. it was a good step in copenhagen to talk about our goals for 2020. how are we going to use that money? one principle must be this -- the result-based principle. we need to measure and be conspiring about our actions. carlos boehner, -- >> carlos ghosn. >> what do we need is the first question. we did the best we could in copenhagen. what we need for target. we need to move on. as a private sector, we need to know what the levels are we

the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico. mr. udall: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. udall: i'd ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate stand in recess from 12:30 until 2:00 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: madam president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. recess: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. inhofe: madam president, this afternoon it's my understanding we're going to have one more vote and it's going to be on the travel promotion act. i have opposed this in the past. i've voted against it three times. i'm not going to hang around here and waste a whole day to vote against it a fourth time. so i would like to ask unanimous consent that i make a very brief statement and then it a

>> particularly the president of mexico. one of our challenges is the asylum mentality where we address global challenges in isolation. we deal with climate change, we urbanize the agenda on poverty, development, we need to address these matters in a holistic manner because some missions are more concerned about development and hiv/aids. as you pursue the climate change agenda and not as vociferous on the issues that are affecting the communities, the challenge -- [talking over each other] >> a key part of the question -- >> how do we unlocked the language and interconnectedness between global challenges for a holistic and sustainable solution? >> terrific question. what makes this so hard? we are getting the edges. >> the first time i listened to global warming was in the 70s from my father. he was quoting special research coming from the very famous research -- common future or something like that. talking about global warming and other stuff. the point is this. the main focus of this research is there are two caps threate

rain in central mexico falls almost exclusively between may and october. residents across the ohio valley and the mid-atlantic braced at least two-feet of snow is expected to blanket the region tonight. the nor-easter will advance into new england on saturday. snow scenes preparations started early as residents stocked up ahead of the blizzard. hundreds of flights were canceled and schools closed throughout the area. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the "newshour's" web site. but for now, back to jim. >> lehrer: and still to come on the "newshour": david stockman on the banking crisis, shields and brooks and poetry from the rubble in haiti. that follows our health care update about new figures on the continuing rise in spending. "newshour" correspondent betty ann bowser reports. >> reporter: health care spending devoured 17% of the entire economy last year-- about $2.5 trillion. that's the biggest one year growth since record keeping began in 1960, according to pr

a weak system moving in from new england, and a system from the gulf of mexico. it will produce showers late in the evening on tuesday. the main event will be wednesday. a storm will come up the coast. it is too early to say how close it will come. we will save 50% of a chance for snow wednesday with a high near 37. then next weekend we have better news. i think that the pattern will break up and we will have a spring-like temperatures with highs in the '50s on saturday and sunday. >> over $8 million is up for grabs. the trouble is, who gets it? we will have an explanation next. >> and chuck campbell whose life depends on a procedure that his insurance company will not completely pay for. he will share his story and find out how you can help them. cook's first, a look at events around town. -- >> first, a look at events around town. around town. i will get up and walk the dog at 6:30 am. i will shave. i will clean the sink after i shave. i will listen to your opinion of my friends. i will be civil to your mother. i will watch your vampire tv shows with you. i wil

tracking this storm and we've been seeing some copious amounts of moisture coming in off the gulf of mexico. that's why we're forecasting such high amounts of snow. look at all of this rain, getting heavy downpours in georgia, northern florida, that's just about to move into south carolina. then it runs into cold air in place right over our region. and that rain turns into snow. and that is now beginning to increase in its intensity. the snow is now falling moderately, right around roanoke, lynchburg, blacksburg, and southwestern virginia. now, the local radar is showi some light snow falling in washington and acros northern virginia, now moving into maryland and the panhandle of west virginia and the shenandoah valley. observers and weather watchers all around the region now reporting that the snow falling lightly around if region. temperatures are at or a little bit above freezing. so initially it's not going to stick, but it will eventually get the temperatures down below freezing. charlottesville right now below freezing, as is winchester. now 35 in washington. and on the eastern shore.

it's a waterfront city by the gulf of mexico, and this particular house is on the good side of town,ng south side of the city. it's a hopping place. it's not a place you're going to go to be peaceful and quiet. you've got everything surrounding you. that is what qualifies as a mcmansion. it's 2,500 square feet big, a big backyard, totally flat. great for a goat. goats graze perfectly on that. no, it's a dream. look at the inside of the house, the beautiful staircase. very open, very spacious. you feel like you have yards and yards of house. >> let's bring a llama in. >> why not? that's more fashionable. there's the master bedroom there. and this entire house is in, as you can see, mint condition. >> mm-hmm, okay. let's head into the northeast. chelsea, massachusetts. this one's a town house. >> a very different style of house. and a lot of people don't enjoy living in town houses. when you see the front side of this particular house, you see that it's a rather plain-looking townhouse. it's desperately in need of good landscaping, i feel, but the unit we're going to look at is the one

>> we have been working with the government in mexico very closely. that was down. have a meeting with the cabinet in november. the idea is to work on the programs that will improve -- it will enhance human rights. there is a great deal of focus on taking the capabilities that have been built up. we are dealing with the threat of and the need to shore of the institutional capacity. >> thank you. >> the president today released his budget proposal for 50 the fiscal year -- 2010. you can see the president's remarks on the budget in 50 minutes on c-span. here is the scene as copies of the budget arrived on capitol hill. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> go ahead. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> for the first time in its history, the fcc has and in hopn in-house scholar in residence. on "the communicators." >> "in depth" welcomes paul johnson. his latest on winston churchill. join our 3 our conversation live from london sunday, noon eastern on c-span2. watch "washington journal" live daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

we are watching the storm out of the gulf of mexico. it is too early to give details. it is a little stronger and we could have bigger problems as we head into the weekend. friday, a mixture of rain, snow, and the sleet. then i think we will have snow during the day on saturday. i think it will end saturday night. how much, it is too early to determine. temperatures will stay at or below freezing on sunday. let's check the roads this morning with sarah. >> no traffic. we will check in a little bit later. back in a bit. >> coming up, road crews are out ahead of time preparing for the overnight snowfall. >> here is a live look at traffic north6 -- 9 -- 695. >> the winter storms are hitting the state highway budget hard. >> their budgets are being depleted, but they will continue to service the roads. >> it is straining the budgets and the men and women that are doing this. >> it is been a rough winter for the state highway commission. before the storm this weekend, it spent $36 million. as more snow moved in tuesday night, crews will be out all night into the morning rus

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and funding for the initiative in mexico is $410 million.lopment assistence to help our partners around the world spur economic growth and provide basic services to their people and support civil society in other groups. . . >> secretary of defense robert gates said one of the most important lessons from iraq and afghanistan is reconstruction is necessary for long-term success. rebuilding civilian capacity is critical to this missions. the budget includes $100 million of complex crises funds that will enable the secretary of state to meet key emerging crises. this represents a transition funding for this purpose of the department of defense and to place the authority directly in the state and usaid. and for police training in iraq. both were previously funded by the department of defense but the final category, investing in personnel and infrastructure, is of the chart behind it. 24 percent of the budget goes here and it supports and the structure and personnel needs for national security efforts for diplomacy. the department of state and us