por fin demasiado democracia plena >>> otros presidente reino a carcajada y le toma el pelo a michelle bachelet >>> me inviten a invasión sudamérisuciedasudamérica será . bueno. este domingo en el programa" al punto" hablamos con un de los principales critica de indocumentado en estados unidos y también como le afecta a usted la referencia de saluda y conversoamos con don fransisco después el terremoto que afectó a su país chile >>> lugo es un indocumentado en estados unidos >>> ahora le toca a él "contacto deportivo" contestar la pregunta >>> no. no. por favor. por favor. hay una nueva ley de saluda en el país >>> yo traté de conseguir seguro y lo negaron por mi enfermedad >>> no entiendo porque el seguros médico será acá sebl para todo el mundo >>> ahora que hacemos. responden a su preguntas la doctora james delgado. y el doctor el mero huerta. como se encuentra chile a un mes de terremoto >>> esto es muy grave, pero te asegura nos vamos a poner el pie y luchar por ser más justo >>> está con nosotros don fransisco. solo en" al punto" >>> no vemos el domingo a la diez el mañana >>> si hasta aq

la presidenta michelle bachelet ordeno la concentracion de alrededor de 14 mil efectivos en las zonas mas devastadas por el terremoto, encabezadas por concepcion y sus alrededores/..el numero de muertos ascendio hoy a unos 800 mientras el numero de heridos es de unos 500.. diez personas murieron en concepcion en incendios provocados por saqueadores... cobertura sobre la catastrofe en chile, ahora nos trasladamos a fairfax donde un destacamento de bomberos ya esta listo para trasladarse a esa nacion para colaborar en las labores de rescate... maria rosa lucchini, nos tiene los detalles.. el escuadron de rescate del condado de fairfax en virginia esta preparado...con los equipos necesarios para asistir en las labores de emergencia ... solamente en espera de una orden oficial para partir hacia chile... "nuestro equipo esta aqui listo, los rescatistas se han sometido a examenes fisicos, tienen sus pasaportes, estamos listos tan pronto nos den las ordenes" en su reciente mision en haiti... este equipo de emergencia rescato a 16- personas... "hay 28- e

president machel of chilly -- michele bachelet calls it a disaster of unprecedented magnitude. the good news, if there's anything to be had, is that the epicenter was 21 miles deep, making it less destructive than it could have been headed back to you. >> it could not have ended any other way. a dramatic gold medal kent followed by the star-studded farewell from vancouver. >> in a place where hockey is our religion, the politics are the most sacred temple. -- olympics are the most sacred temple. >> they scored, we won. we beat usa. that is all that matters. >> the overtime game, the best for everybody. just an amazing finish. >> tens of thousands poured into the streets of vancouver. vancouver's exit from the world stage was purely canadian. >> ♪ long may you run >> music from canadian storms, the flame is moving to russia. the fire ignited by these games is still burning across canada. fanning the flames is the joy of canada ought to 15 gold medals. the most important is apparently the last one. men's hockey. >> coming up, the latest on the death of at marie osmond's son, and

outgoing president michelle bachelet said today she thinks the country needs assistance for three to four years to come. and president-elect sebastian pinera laid out his own recovery plan. he said, "the future government will not be the government of the earthquake, it will be the government of reconstruction." hundreds of thousands of homes, bridges, highways and office buildings were heavily damaged in the quake. 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 jeff. >> brown: and still to come on the "newshour": secretary clinton in latin america; a war movie at the oscars and religious tensions in egypt. but first: taking dramatic steps to fix failing schools. judy woodruff has our story. >> i have nothing to deserve to be fired. absolutely nothing. >> reporter: kathy luther is a teacher at rhode island's central falls high school, near providence. until yesterday, she and 92 other teachers and staff were about to lose their jobs at the end of the school

but really the word we keep hearing over and over today, especially from the chilean president michelle bacheletn. >>> you know, perhaps the first lady's next big health initiative needs to be her husband. doctors released the results of the president's physical today. he hasn't kicked his smoking habit. he takes anti-inflammatory meds to relieve tendinitis in his left knee. and he should eat better to lower his cholesterol. that may sound pretty grim. but actually, the president's physician says his annual checkup shows he's in excellent health otherwise. >>> family and friends today remember the young whale trainer who was killed at sea world last week. visitation for dawn brancheau was held in chicago. a funeral is scheduled for tomorrow morning. and brancheau drowned this week, of course, when a whale pulled her into the water by her ponytail at the orlando tourist attraction. >>> a violent winter storm roared across europe today, killing at least 55 people. most of the victims were in france, where hurricane-force winds whipped up huge waves that flooded communities along the west coast. ma

in a nationally televised speech, michele bachelet assured chileans that there are no shortages of essential supplies. >> ( translated ): there is enough food. however, people in the places where stores are closed must have patience and keep calm, we are going to send goods; stores and banks will reopen, we will soon be back to a relatively normal situation. the same thing goes for the oil >> reporter: with just over a week left in office, bachelet also rejected criticism that her government's response to the catastrophe has been halting. the president stood her ground later today, in an interview with a chilean radio station. "everyone claims to be a general after the war," she said. then added: "no one failed to fulfill their responsibilities. there were things that could have been done differently. there are things that must be changed, but now is not the time to assign blame. now is the time to make sure we help those in crisis." mike warren of the associated press says he has heard widespread dissatisfaction with the government's response. he spoke to us from concepcion. >> the state of

the stricten nation sought international assistance to deal with what chilean president michelle bachelet called an emergency without parallel. pledges immediately began pouring in. while traveling in your day on a long planned south american tour, secretary of state hillary clinton said the u.s. stands ready to work in solidarity with the chilean leaders. she stopped in santiago tomorrow. today the u.s. ambassador there paul simon said locating around 18,000 americans now in chile was a high priority. simons briefed reporters in washington by videoconference. >> we have reached out. we have a lot of american citizens here in chile. a number of them are tourists. some are student groups. and we've reached out. we've had meetings with them at the hotels. we've reached out to the universities. one of the goals of our team that's going down to co con-- concepcion is to meet with the students at the university of concepcion to see how they are doing and how they would like to move forward. >> reporter: on the ground the chilean military prepared a staging ground for supplies. >> this place wh

. >> evo morales iniciÓ conversaciones con la ex presidenta michelle bachelet para tratar de lograr unae estado de salud. >> raÚl castro dijo que su hermano fidel estÁ escribiendo y leyendo mucho. dice que hace ejercicios todos los dÍas y mantiene una disciplina con horas. mientras eso ocurre en miami florida gloria estefan anunciÓ que el prÓximo jueves va a realizar una marcha en apoyo a las damas de blanco. serÁ una actividad sin precedentes, aunque siempre se le preguntÓ sobre el rÉgimen de la isla nunca habÍa convocado a una situaciÓn de denuncia. en esta marcha van a participar varios artistas y exiliados cubanos. >> calle 13 presentÓ su concierto de regaeton y hip hop en cuba en un concierto al aire libre. el multitudinario concierto de calle 13 fue en la plaza llamada antiimperialista. la mayorÍa de los asistentes al concierto eran jÓvenes de unos 20 aÑos pero familias enteras los observaron desde terrazas y techos aledaÑos. >> mÁs adelante, tenemos más informaciÓn y mÁs noticias. pero ahora continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. [ mÚsica ] >> ya vi que me estÁs haciendo compe

morning, rush hour is massively jammed, people trying to get back to work and even the president, michelle bachelet, saying that despite the fact that this is a catastrophe beyond most chileans' modern memories, she says it's going to take a whole lot of work to get the country back on work but clearly they are very proud that the death toll is what it is, and that it's not greater, as many people suspected it was going to be when the first news spread around the world as far as looting, no reports of any more looting today. it was rampant yesterday. south of santiago, especially the town of concepcion, which was close to the epicenter and virtually every marketplace was reportedly ransacked by people, just grabbing groceryes, food, water, supplies and electronics. clearly in some cases, they were smiling as the tv cameras rolled. i was not -- it was simply out of greed and opportunity and that certainly has chileans talking to journalists here, just absolutely aghast at what their fellow country persons were doing. regardless, 10,000 military personnel on the spot in two regions last night to impo

according to the chilean president, michelle bachelet, that number is rising and the rescues are ongoing. straight to a rescue under way right now in the town of concepcion where karl penhaul is standing in front of this building for us. karl, if you hear me, if you can just pick up the story for me. i know you're in front of this building. there are reports of tapping and people inside. >> reporter: exactly, brooke. what i'm going to do is i'm going to stand out of the way. bu because this building didn't as much collapse as simply fell on its side. i'm going to stand out of the way and take a look what's going on. what you can see is each of those floors have now been numbered. so where you see three firefighters standing, that is floor six. there are 15 stories in this billing. it's on floor six, pre sisly apartment 602 where firefighters believe that they've heard tapping. now, what they must now do is get in through those triangular holes. they then have to burrow in, get to apartment 602 and drill a hole in. and that way they will be able to see through about an inch diameter hole