narrator: while many previous studies revealed a great deal about pollution within mexico city, what on and on the air quality. but then they could also -- the regional impact, which would affect the ecosystem. and then, also, there's the global impact that would affect the climate. so this is very serious. narrator: 24 hours a day for 30 days, the milagro team collected data using airplanes, radars, weather balloons, and dozens of scientific instruments. i brought here to mexico city an instrument which i call the differential supersaturation separator. our instrument is called a long-path differential optical absorption spectrometer. photoelectric aerosol sensor. a proton transfer mass spectrometer. this is what we call a caps probe, which stands for "cloud aerosol and precipitation spectra" probe. what it measures is aerosol particles, which are the very fine particles in the air. as we fly, it's in front of the plane, because there would be engine exhaust if it was further back, so it sees the air first. aerosol air comes through this probe, and what is detected is the size of the

i was in mexico city. i had been lucky enough to go around book contract from new york. get an advance from a new york publishers to write a book, it was a dream come true, and in mexico city, november of 1997. i had crossed the deadline. i didn't have a word written. i was broke, and i called the only friend that i could count on at that point because my lifestyle has lead me to destroy a lot of my personal relationships. i called my friend from costa rei can that lived in the united states for many years. i met through the solidarity networking. politics in the 1980s and i said, [inaudible] she happened to be live nghts village in california. that the particular time. there's a whole set of circumstance that lead her to, you know, she's from the tropics, central america, you know, how did she wind up in the desert. everybody has a story in the desert how they got there. she said, [inaudible] we'll take care of you and give you a place to live shortly there after. i arrive and one of the first things i saw when i rented my shack in the sand next to a sign that said next

i was in mexico city where i had gone under a book contract from new york. advance from a new york publisher to write a book. it was a dream come true. in mexico city, by november of 1997, i had crossed the deadline and i didn't have a word written. and i was broke. and i called the only friend i could count on at that time. my lifestyle ruined a lot of friendships. and i said, aria, help me, porfavor. there are a whole lot of circumstances. how did she wind up in the desert? welcome everybody has a story of how they got there. she said we will take care of you, we will give you a place to live. shortly thereafter, i arrived in the desert, and one of the first things that i saw when i rented my little shack out in the sand next to a sign that said the next service is 100 miles, the town east of joshua tree, i felt driven to go further out. she and her friends were right at the edge of a beautiful national park. you guys know of joshua tree? you lease new u2 album. going this way and that. well, i wanted to go further out. there was something existential it w

cities soutof theorde ke ts. they are also migrating here to monterrey. located in the northern border region, monterrey is mexico'sird largest city and the country's center of heavy industry. rof american-owned mattel toys,, to continue his research. as he expected, many of these workers came from the hollow core region, lured north by the higher salaries in the maquiladoras. aquí en la fábrica, pues, como le dijo... translator: here ithe factory we work an eight-hour day. for an eight-houday in my me town, they'd paybout 8,000esos. heren the factory we earn twice as much. narrator: at grote industries, most workers are women, who assemble reflectors and ilg. th a pai62 cents per hour. wthat's less than the goiageilg. in the north along the bor but it is more than new plants would ha to payin theollow core. grote manager jaime gomez. so probably we're going tourn t in the north part of mexico. they're going to start to develop a lot of maquiladora businesses and it'soing to go down, down and down because we're going toun out of labor. so they have to go farther south. jones agrees that the abundance of cheaper lab

narrator: nes's research has brought him here, to the mesa dee, a high dry plateau beginning near mexico citynd stretching to the u.s. border. and employment here:ditiaa gold andilver mining. but one look at the mines and a talk wh some remaining workers coirms the sad economic stistics. butchear mesutestand a drop ine talk wh some remaining workers haveut many bs here. jones: what we found in the north central region was a decline in proction and in employment in the mining sector, which corresponded, spatially, remarkably closely to the migration patterns. narrator: so mining incomeas lowered regional living standards. ( dog barking ) whatute cuural stor, where ma oers e oyed difficulties relso encouragtoigrate? whatute cuural stor, where mait is 1994.d buenos días. narrator: nes arris at the farm of anastacio and ofelia near a municipio called cedral. their family sells goat meat in a local market. they also groworn, barley and a little wheat. but the climate makes farming a constant battle. its d soiluatys poor so when jones interviews anastacio, he is not surprised eau. translator: what

they put out a joint statement following two days of meetings in mexico city. they say global growth remains modest and downside risks are still elevated. they are warning against possible delays in tackling europe's debt problems. deep spending cuts will kick in at the end of some tax breaks. the finance chief caution extre belt tightening could trigger a slow down. the officials call for gross strategies along with fiscal reform. they urge nations in good fiscal standing to step up public spending to stimulate grow. it's significant that member nations were able to agree on necessary steps. regarding the fiscal cliff threatening the u.s. he said american official leaders have promised to minimize the global consequences of official tightening. >>> president barack obama and mitt romney are making their final pitches before americans head to the polls. obama visited three swing states. he told a crowd in wisconsin that romney would resurrect the republican policies of four years ago and preserve tax cuts for the wealthy. >> it's a choice between returning to t

in mexico city.as the last of the market stalls close up shop for the evening, one of the most famous residents is just beginning his day. though marquez is still a week from starting training camp, the fighter has summoned members of his team, including strength coach angel heredia to join him for a predawn workout. >> closely observing the transformation in progress are the boxer's sons. each of whom explore the floor and heed any advice their dad gives them. >> for the elder marquez, the early morning plan is highlighted by a circuit workout, focusing on speed and agility. >> at 39, a fighter normally isn't still boxing at a high level. but marquez has defied the clock. and relished the chance to do so. >> he wouldn't deny that the notion of retirement is occasionally crossed his mind. but for now, the opportunity to claim the victory that is most excruciatingly eluded him is ample motivation to continue. >> he spends the morning recovering. then joins his sons, his wife, erica, and their youngest

our central america correspondent in neighboring mexico city where there were tremors. >> this was the largest earthquake in guatemala since 1976. such was its power that it sent residence and office workers running into the streets as far away as mexico city. in the guatemalan capital, guatemala city, the impact was much greater. dowling masonry and damaging buildings. the country's civil emergency authorities immediately issued a national alert and the president told people to stay outside of their crack homes for fear of aftershocks. >> any time we have an earthquake of this magnitude, there is a very high risk of after shocks. there have already been 5. there could be after shocks that could have the intensity to cause more damage to the population that has already been affected. >> the real devastation, however, took place near the epicenter of the pacific coast in the border region of san marcos. there, is school collapsed and a number of people were killed when their homes crumbled beneath the quake. there are fears many others may still be trapped beneath the rubble. mudslides

a reporter service that he could feel trembling in mexico city. e capital city is kind of far away from where this happened. we know there are millions of people living in the metropolitan area. we are assuming more living where this happened. we are still waiting some reports on whether there was damage or injuries. this stretch of mexico is a couple of hours behind us. most people could be still asleep. it hit 30 minutes ago. we are staying on top of this story. >> it is 5:04. and it's had to prince george's county where we are waiting to hear the names involved in a deputy shooting. >> he was trying to deliver a piece order at the home when john gonzales near the scene. >> the deputy arrived near the riverdale neighborhood at 7:30 in the evening. the woman who lived behind here witnessed the sun's death. >> the sometimes dangerous task of prove to be just thatriverdale. one of the deputies was serving a protective order when things turn for the worse. initially the deputy was invited in by a woman at the home. the officer was there to deliver th

and as usual, his plans called for him to remain in mexico city for his fight preparation.lic that reveres him as a national icon. three bouts, 36 rounds, 108 minutes of fighting left these two men very much still in dispute. and in in accord in one matter, another fight was needed to settle the controversy. a fourth collision was the only solution that remains. stay tuned next for pacquiao and marquez's best moments. and don't miss the bout on pay per view. rapid wrinkle repair visibly reduces fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. >>> hello again, jim lampley, pacquiao's rise to fighting king of the pacific rim is the stuff of legend. and he is one. now, looking ahead to his fourth fight, with his most difficult rival on december 8th, we present manny pacquiao's greatest hits. he faced marquez, in the first round, the pac man with furious intent, dropped marquez three times. >> juan manual marquez has not seen anything like that. who has? >> but marquez continued in the fight. >> hard right hand stuns pacquiao. pacquiao once

the record this group is trying to set in mexico city. >> a big bounce in bay area temperatures todayming up at 10:37, the areas that could have records as we head into monday. the election day forecast and when cold showers return to parts of the bay area. >>> a 2-year-old boy died today after he fell into an exhibit with wild dogs. it's unclear if he died by the fall or the dogs. one of them was shot by police when he wouldn't move away from the boy. the zoo will be closed indefinitely. >>> today was the day the new york marathon was due to go off. that's before mayor bloomburg called it off. more than 200 runners were already in new york before it was called off. most runners understood the decision to call it off. >> the question is you know would it have given them an emotional you know lift, i'm guessing not given the outcry. but i can see why major bloomburg really wanted to hang on to it. >> reporter: there were hundreds of other runners who instead to heading to central park too a ferry to staten island to help the neighborhoods there hardest hit by the storm. >>> it was anno

and as usual, his plans called for him to remain in mexico city for his fight preparation.e family and the public that reveres him as a national icon. three bouts, 36 rounds, 108 minutes of fighting left these two men very much still in dispute. and in in acord in one matter, another fight was needed to settle the controversy. a fourth collision was the only solution that remains. stay tuned next for pacquiao and marquez's best moments. and don't miss the bout on pay per view.y get started; i can help you with the paperwork. um...this green line just appeared on my floor. yeah, that's fidelity helping you reach your financial goals. could you hold on a second? it's your money. roll over your old 401(k) into a fidelity ira and take control of your personal economy. this is going to be helpful. call or come in today. fidelity investments. turn here. to volunteer to help those in need. when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits, but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but after a long day o

the 7.2 quake hit yesterday and was felt as close as mexico city and a number of buildings collapse and at least 100 people are still missing. it is making it very difficult to find victims with mudslides. >>> on the night of the -- on the night the giants won the world series, he was booked on felony charges including vandalism. they also released another photo of a person, he is seen smashing windows with a skateboard. also arrested a 21-year-old man who is accused of vandalism on nancy pelosi's home. he was allegedly breaking into another home once on monday and then again on election day and investigators do not believe it was politically motivated. >> sal, how is traffic, we are getting close. >>> we are doing nicely around the bay area and let's start off north bay and no major problems here. also if you are driving on the freeways, there are no problems on to the bridge itself. we talked about san francisco in san bruno and that area is off to a good start. >> we are happy to be here. here is that nor'easter with the rain showers and snow showers. they have been diminishing with

president says more than 50 people have died in a major earthquake that was felt as far away as mexico city. >> officials say the 7.4- magnitude quake struck about 160 kilometers west of guatemala city near the border with mexico. the government has issued a disaster alert, and it is feared the death toll will rise further. >> rescue teams are working against the clock, trying to locate survivors among the ruins. the earthquake hit on wednesday morning. it was felt across the country. houses collapsed. many roads are now locked with earth and rubble. western status and markets near the mexican border bore the brunt of the quake. guatemala's president has been touring the worst affected areas. he spoke of the scale of the disaster. >> i would like to mention that this is the biggest earthquake we have had since the one that occurred in 1976. this gives you an idea of what we're facing. >> the death toll was far less and 23,000 killed 36 years ago, the president has declared a state of emergency. dozens of people are being housed in shelters and over 70,000 are without electricity. >> ok, we

in mexico city, leaders claimed the fiscal cliff was the biggest short-material threat to global growth. in the northeast, the national arch for a gallon of regular saw its steepest drop since early 2008, dropping nearly 22 cents in the past two weeks to an average of $3.55 a gallon. >>> on the relief front, they are canning water instead of beer to be shipped to sandy's victims. meanwhile, pepsico and walmart are donating trucks of food and supplies in the wake of last week's storm. >>> finally, everyone has their favorite election prediction. here is one that's based on the stock market. one investment researcher says the direction of stock prices two months prior to the election has accurately predicted the winner 89.3% of the time since 1900. markets were up in september, but down for october. >>> a bionic climber and an iconic african-american. plus, another presidential predictor, a win or loss by the washington redskins on their final game before election day has accurately predicted the presidency in 17 of the past 18 elections. we're going to have details next. >>> it's a cold,

tokyo in east asia, along with los angeles in the u.s. and mexico city, are defined by geographers foreir enormous size. tountryazil, the mega-city ofaoau has joined the ranks of these world-famousetpolises, a population of 1milliopeople at the startof t 21st century. sao paulo is a city of immigras, at the startof t 21st century. who built it neighborhood by neighborhood. the first immigrants to arrive were portuguese explorers and jesuit missionaries, wlanguage a religio 1554 ans bureal growth did not begin until the 19th ctury. between 1880 and the 1950s, more tn ve million italians came to sao paulo, atacted by jobs in a booming coffee industry. along with these agricultural workers came small business owners and craftsmen who established an italian enclave cled bixiga on the outskirts othe city. , geographer fisco scarlatost nestudies immigration patterns, assimilation anthe expansion of sao paulo. r him,iss t oncamic. he was an artisan anhe. myaterl grandfher came at the beginning ofhe century. narrator e factory is sti inthan ever.y day,bigger l bias sao pau grew around it,ed an

the irony again is most of these -- the only -- scott con conquers mexico city with an army that range 10 or 11,000. this is a third of a size of mcdowell's army at first bull run and much smaller than the armies at places like gettysburg, and scott this only person with experience but he is too old to take the field. all the future civil war generals are officers who -- their only experience with what we would call major combat operations is the mexican war, and after that all they did was fight indian s on the front -- frontier so their expertise is also terribly deficient but it's better than what everyone else harks which is nothing. so, there is a small professional army, but the army of the union and the confederacy produce cannot be described as professional, i would say, until probably 1862. >> host: , if you teach this book here at the naval academy, if you teach your own book here at the naval academy, what do you want students to leave with? >> guest: for me, i don't teach the book because of fears of -- you never want to be that professor who is so obviously trying to sell

it looked like a scene from the ttlevision show "the walking dead" saturday in mexico city . .a crowdthousands of people... dressed as zombies... tried to set a new zombie walk. the grouu dressed and acted the part... as theyytried to scare people passing by n busss and cars. the organizerr were hoping for 15--thousand people in the third annual zombie walkk no word yee if any 3 that's all for the news t ten...i'm jennifer gilbert... up nexttbruce cunningham and morgan dsii breek down every angle from today's ravens game in sports unlimited...bruce and morgan... coming up tonight oo sports unlimited...based on their play, you wouldn'' think the rrcord in the afc...but in the nfl, a win's a win...anotter inconsistent showing by the purple and black but they got it done... on fire but then went ice cood...find out how long it in the 2nd half... first down half... ed reed missed 2 interceptions...but brandon weeden went to the well onn tooomany times...see how the fuuure hall of amer sealedd viccory...cleveland settled for 5 field goals...the penalty that eeased their only . touchdown...

>> i was born in mexico, southern mexico in a little city that nobody has heard of. but when i mentioned, everybody knows a couple. it was three hours away from acapulco. >> when did your parents come to the united states? how old were you? >> my father came there in 1977 when i was two years old. and he sent for my mother of two years later, so my mother came here in 1980 when i was four and a half years old. >> when did you come to the united states? >> i came to the united states in 1985 speed how old were you? >> in may of 1985. i was nine and a half, going on 10. >> what can you tell us about coming to the united states? what was your truck? >> well, i have been separate from my father for eight years, so when he returned to mexico in 85, my siblings and i convinced him to bring us back here because he wasn't going to come back to mexico. and we didn't want to spend any more time separated from him. so we begged him to bring is your, and my father did really want to bring me because i was nine and a half and he thought it wouldn't be able to make it across the b

southern mexico in the little city that nobody has heard of. why mention ak acapulco everybody knows that. it was three hours away from there. >> when did your parents come to the united states? how would were you? >> my father came here in 1977 when i was two years old. and he sent for my mother a few years later. my mother came here in 1980 when was four and a half. >> when did you come to the united states? >> i came to the united states in 1985. >> how would were you? >> in may of 1985, i was nine and a half going on fen. >> what can you tell us about coming to the united states. what was your trek? >> well, i had been separated from my father for eight years. so when he returned to mexico in '85, my siblings and i convinced us to bring us back here. he wasn't going come back to mexico. he didn't want to spend my more time separated from him. he begged them to bring us. he didn'tment to bring me because i was nine and a half and he thought i wouldn't be able to make it across the border because we had to run across illegally. so i begged th

earthquake, 7.4 magnitude quake off the southwest coast this morning shaking buildings as far away as mexico city. right now 48 people reported dead. most from the mountain village of san marcos. 30 homes this collapsed but there is damage in all but one of the country's 22 states. this is the worst ert quake since 1976 when 23,000 people were killed. >>> the california man blamed for sparking a wave of violent protests in the middle east had spend a year in prison but not because of the film he's produced. mark yousef violated his patrol by obtaining a driver's license under a false name. . >>> live in santa clara, just ended between the quakes and the galaxy. if the quakes win they go to the conference finals. what happened in just a moment. with over 200 varieties, keurig makes brewing a delicious cup of coffee simple. how does it brew such great coffee? well... inside the brewer are these green fields of coffee, and if you travel up this mountain, there's this huge coffee grinder. and then the coffee lands in this cup and water rushes through. actually, i just press this button. brew what you

. >>> to mexico city a musical trip to the church. mariachis came together to celebrate the feast day of patron saint cecelia. they marched through the streets in jackets and sombreros before a mass and concert. the journey is carried out every year on november 22nd. >>> one south korean park teaches visitors about a different kind of throne. the park is now home to what is said to be the world's first toilet culture park. statues and educational displays teach visitors the history of toilets and raises awareness about sanitation. the park even has additional exhibits inside of a toilet-shaped building. not every day you see that. >> someone had a little too much time on their hands and money and engineering skills. >>> you don't even know what to say. >> school trip today. where are you going? >> i'm going to the john. >> exactly right. >>> it is time now for an early look at some of those stories that we are going to follow throughout the day right here on nbc. >>> instead of shopping, many new yorkers will donate their time on blac

residents in mexico city evacuated and about 30 homes have collapsed in the town of san nmaros where the damage has been reported. and widespread damage. >> educators today breathing a sigh of relief with the passage of prop 30. why that tax measure means that students will spend more time in the classroom. just a and no, no rest for storm weary residents back east. the why. >> we are transitioning to a cool, wet pattern. a full break down of thunderstorm chances and when a winter advisory kicks in for the sierra. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. to a tastier f

the former administrator of the drug enforcement administration have said if mexico city allows the northern states to fall under control of the cartel, quote, the united states will share a 2000 mile border with a narco state controlled by powerful transnational drug cartels that threaten the stability of central and south america. >> i think that was a risk that might have been present in the past. i think that what we have done already by bringing these cartels down and improving state catastrophe, we need to keep on going because we need to push the accelerator still. that is going to be a risk that is going to be far far away in and just a hospital one. >> - hypothetical one. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight a conversation with actor and musician jack black. he is the subject of serious awards talk this ball following his performance in the film "bernie". it is out now in dvd. a

it's the last day of the g-12 summit in mexico city. aincluded will be how to help the struggling economies in brazil and china. and the fiscal cliff in the united states. it's feared the changes that could take place on december 31st will have a global impact. >>> the redskins lose in a very sloppy game, but it's what coach shanahan said after the game that has fans upset this morning. >>> it is now 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the ones. >> good morning. time for weather and traffic on the ones. at 4:41 it is cold. >>> all these areas in dark blue in the 30s and even 20s in many locations out in the mountains. right now reagan national is on the warmer waters of the potomac at 43. hometown forecast, waldorf should be in the mid-30s by 6:00 a.m. in charles county. a lot of clouds around. by the lunch hour, some sunshine breaking out there and spinto t mid-40s. hour by hour for the whole region, climbing into the upper 40s by near 50 tomorrow afternoon. winds a bit blustery out of the northwest, gusting to around 20 miles an hou

will grant, "bbc news," mexico city. >> our main story this hour, the top american commander in afghanistan general john allen is to be investigated over emails to a woman at the heart of the petraeus scandal. time now for some business news. less of a scandal, but more of a mystery i think, with microsoft. what's going on there. it just launched windows to much fanfare. has it gone? >> no, the fanfare's still being questioned at the moment. this is shocking news, this is surprising news, not my words, but the words from tech experts that i've been speaking to. we're talking about the man who quit microsoft with immediate effect, and experts tell us we can't underestimate just how important this man was. he was the myself ro behind windows 8 and that tablet that just launched last month. these products are considered the future, certainly flagships products for microsoft. and his name had always been touted as being the possible next successor to the current chief executive. so the tech world of the moment a little baffled as to his depar sure especially because microsoft hasn't given any r

and we have 24 in miami as well as mexico city. all right. on into europe we go. there is a large system here dominating the northwest. you'll see it very clearly in the cloud. it's just hovering to the south of iceland, sending in these fronts across the british isles as well as skanld knave ya. now, you are going to be seeing some heavy rain at times, lots of showers, upper-elevation snow, as well. but the main factor that you're going to be encountering with this system is going to be the very gusty winds you can see coming off of that low. now, down to the southwest we're seeing showers moving across iberia. don't really want to see any more rain here. we've had some flooding issues in parts of portugal. the rain is going to be fairly light, though, the heavy stuff moving across southern france, into the alpine region, as well, with thunderstorms here, too. central and eastern locations are looking pretty good, actually, as we head into the weekend. lots of sunshine available. but we are still seeing a lingering low here across turkey, into the middle east as

buildings were shaking in mexico city. this is large earthquake. 7.5. ing you update as they come into the newsroom. jenna: major airlines are canceling flights into and out of the new york city area. a huge international hub of course. this coming ahead of the second significant storm in a little more than a week. rick has more on this now, rick? >> jenna, 24,000 flights were canceled because of sandy last week. the airlines not taking any chances with this new storm on its way. already flights are being canceled all over the northeast. starting tomorrow at noon, united suspending most of its service. the airlines warning customers that the nor'easter will cause delays and cancellations all over the place. american airlines, well they're going to try and fly until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. they will see about that. and flights in and out of philly are stopping at noon tomorrow. major carriers, delta, jetblue, asking people to change their flights to a later date. the fees that are usually charged for doing that are being waved. waived. you don't have to

it was also felt in mexico city and early this morning a strong 6.3 struck off canada's pacific coast but so far, no reports of dam and no tsunami warnings. >>> prince george's county police are searching for two men who robbed two others ate chillum atm. police say the men stole a semiautomatic weapon and stole the victim's wallet and car keys. surveillance cameras captured some of the robberies. these are the photos of the suspect on your screen right now. if you know the men or know anything about the robbery, bridge county police want to hear from you. >>> police in fairfax county are asking for your help in tracking down a serial fondler. each time the man fondels his victims, he then take off. here is a sketch of the suspect. he is described as hispanic with a medium build, black hear and wearing a red cap during many of the attacks. police say nine women have reported assaults by a man matching this description in the sketch. the latest case made public yesterday by police. if you have any information, fairfax county police want to you give them a call. >>> coming up being peop

my own parents and all live in mexico city, and we are lucky because we both of broadband connections in our home. if a few weeks ago we got on skype. we set up the computer in our kitchen, and they set it up in their dining room but they instructed my husband and me as we tried to make one of their favorite meals. and they kind of scoffed when we were beating the dough too much and smiled when we had an almost round 40 a. for us, it is a the best way to connect because they live very far away and we do not get to see the mother rise. it is an important way for all of us to be able to connect with our families and with our communities. for americans living with disabilities, many of whom are also aging americans, broadband and commuters -- computers can provide even more critical tools for health and wellness. they allow someone with a speech impairment to e-mail her doctor, a person who is mobility limited to its in glasses -- classes online, and for someone else to work at home. 29% of people with disabilities would join the work force if telecommuting were actually a viable option

quake struck off the southwest coast of guatemala this morning shaking buildings as far away as mexico city. reports indicate that the dead are from the mountain village of san marcos. the village is 80 miles from the epicenter. it suffered the most damage including 30 collapsed homes. >>> recovery in the northeast thrown a curve. a nor'easter threatening the area with a repeat of some of the misery that superstorm sandy brought last week. snow is already falling heavily in connecticut and north new jersey. the rain, wet snow, strong wind will certainly setback the clean-up damage from sandy. thousands of people in the low- lying neighborhoods have been warned to clear out again. cbs 5 is partnering with the red cross to help victims of hurricane sandy. tomorrow, we will be asking all you viewers to join us and donate. our special hotline will be open running from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. >>> what's happening in the bay area can't compare to what's happening on the east coast but we are seeing a cooling trend. >> it's significant because we had record highs yesterday. san jose and concord hit a rec

while as many as forty homes have been severely damaged the tremors were also felt as far away as mexico city and el salvador. as a presidential vote in the u.s. is now over all we discussed next to obama's comeback means any significant change for the nation and for the rest of the world that spotlight. well for the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. i'm in sochi the latest city in europe on the host of the twenty fourteen winter the picket. signs. thank you. so much. thank you for the. dog days of. the fridays it. picks the calm. of the. sea it's so true. download the official t. application to cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles keaton's stories. you hear. the choice all teach spanish find out more visit. it is easy to. leave. each. man last

while as many as forty homes have been severely damaged but tremors were also felt as far away as mexico city n. l. solve the doe. the innocence of muslims a filmmaker blamed for sparking mass outrage in the islamic world has been put behind bars the charges against bethel a nap while weren't related to the film received a one year sentence for breaking the terms of his probation following a conviction for ford is anti islam film or lead to violent protests throughout the middle east. new york and new jersey are being hit with more extreme weather as a region are still trying to recover from superstorm sandy snow and high winds have happened progress made during recovery efforts new storm shelters have been open for the thousands of residents told to leave their homes. coming up we examine the u.s. army's heavy recruitment of latinos in american high schools that's in our special report here on r.t. . do we speak your language i mean some of the will not be. used programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angles couldn't stories. that troy all

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as many as fourteen homes have been severely damaged the tremors were also felt as far away as mexico city and el salvador. britain is considering arming the syrian rebels with officials for talks with rebel military commanders prime minister david cameron is said to want to put previously rejected measures back on the table riveted on the e.u. arms embargo diplomats might be considering whether supplying weapons could be justified under un resolutions this says turkey adverts allies including washington are reportedly considering stationing patriot missiles along the border with syria to guard against a spillover of violence. coming up is a breaking of those that are with host every martin that's after the break here on r.g.p. stay with us. you just saw often enough news that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that you're soft as a horse breeder on the island of horn at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and horses what sometimes it gets lonely here but horses have become part of me now i've fallen off so many t

it was a 7.4 earthquake but they felt it as far away as mexico city. several buildings collapsed and at least 100 people are missing as of right now. they caused mudslides which are making it hard for rescue teams to get to some of the buildings. >>> it will be the first time a president will visit, white house has not a knowned any plans to visit and they have been encouraging the reason progress by easing some of the sanctions applied against the old military government. >>> some changes are expected to his cabinet during his term in the white house. she will not be coming back for another four years. senator jim kerry is expected to be replaced by john and leon panetta said he is ready to return to his walnut farm in monterey. >>> there are still thousands of ballots to count since tuesday's election. they have 235,000 mail in and provisional ballots to tally. san francisco has 90,000 and alameda as 1 40,000. it could be days before we get some of the final results. >> sal, how is highway 101 doing? >> well, it is actually doing okay, dave. pam, we'

. >>> want to bring you breaking news out of mexico. 6.2 quake hit southwest of mexico city earlier thismorning, maybe four hours ago. the mayor there says no damage, no serious damage and kids are still going to school today, good sign. >>> final check on the forecast. >>> live doppler, good news for the rest of the commute, dry, mainly dry for the evening commute also. we'll have clouds on the increase, mild flow off the west southwest temperatures in the low 60s at the coast mid to upper 60s bay and inland chance of stray shower during the evening better chance this time tomorrow it is going to be raining. >>> recapping: back to the bay bridge, metering lights on traffic backing towards the macarthur maze. southbound 880 in oakland at 16th, two lanes blocked with an accident. on the approach to the bay bridge westbound 80 at buchanan motorcycle accident two lanes blocked, slow traffic approaching. >>> the abc7 news continues in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning america". >> we are always on at abc7news.com. you can see live doppler 7 hd there too. >> sever

the quake was felt in mexico city even though it hit 100 miles to the southwest. to information on damage or injuries. we'll keep you updated as soon as we get that into the newsroom. >>> take a look at this video showing a dramatic crash in massachusetts this morning. a 56-year-old emergency room doctor faces dui charges. a traffic camera shows the woman speeding through a store parking lot, jumping the curb, and over the sidewalk, crashing her suv into a car stopped at a red light. the man in the car spent a few days in the hospital with cracked ribs. police arrested the doctor on the scene. she was wearing her scrubs at the time. she has another court hearing in january. >> software company founder john mcafee says he has nothing to do with the murder of his neighbor and he is hiding from police because he claims they want to kill him. mcafee is wanted for questioning in the death of his american neighbor last weekend in belize. in a telephone interview with the associated press mcafee says he's hiding unarmed accompanied but a young woman and constantly moving

raquel agreed to travel to mexico city and to meet pedro castillo in his office. gracias, raquel.edro? ¿o fernando? fernando es el padre. ¿cuál es la relación entre pedro y fernando? ¿son padre e hijo? ¿o son hermanos? pedro y fernando son hermanos. ¿y fernando? ¿tiene hijos? sí, tiene cuatro hijos: mercedes, ramón, carlos y juan. ¿quiénes de los hijos viven en la gavia? ¿carlos y ramón? no. mercedes y ramón viven en la gavia. ¿dónde vive carlos? ¿en la ciudad de méxico? ¿o en miami? carlos vive en miami. ¿y juan? ¿dónde vive? ¿en la ciudad de méxico? ¿o en nueva york? juan vive en nueva york. entonces, la familia castillo saavedra consiste en fernando, el padre y pedro, su hermano. fernando tiene cuatro hijos: una hija, mercedes y tres hijos, ramón, carlos y juan. mercedes y ramón viven en la gavia pero carlos vive en miami y juan vive en nueva york. ah, esposos y esposas. ramón tiene una esposa. ¿cómo se llama? hola. yo soy ramón castillo. ella es mi esposa, consuelo. raquel: ¿consuelo y ramón tienen hijos? ...y ella, mi hija, maricarmen. hola. raquel: carlos también tiene una e