bárbara mori por fin juntos. >> tal y como decía esta canción de la ley, sin amor not e haces feliz,co a poco el señor beto cuevas está aceptando que es el novio oficial. >> lo que se ve no se pregunta, así agarramos en el aeropuerto de la ciudad de méxico a bárbara mori y beto cuevas, y vea lo que dice el cantante. >> la inspiración es la vida, y yo siempre digo que es un gran misterio la inspiración, uno tiene que trabajar para poder hacer cosas creativas. >> la uruguaya así habló de sus vacaciones, y claro de su nuevo amorcito. >> bien súper bien, muy cerca de mi familia como siempre y regreso el viernes al teatro, estamos todo febrero y en marzo nos vamos un mes de gira. >> mientras que beto cuevas se quiso hacer el graciosito, vean cómo reaccionó la mori. >> finalmente la pregunta, boda y esas cosas?. >> muchísimas gracias por la entrevista eh?. >> la neta que falta de tacto de este señor beto cuevas, porque en eves vez de decir que la inspiración es esta mamacita, por qué digo esto, porque desde eq que el señor terminó la ley, el señor no volvió a sonar. >> ella es una de las n

. >> al regresar, verán qué dicen bárra mori y beto cuevas dicen y el tijeretazo del día se lo llevaista gabrielle giffords, quien fuera baleada en la cabeza en la matanza de tucson, arizona fue dada de alta del hospital y asiste al funeral del juez federal john roll asesinado ese mismo día.un ex agente de la dea califica a los carteles de droga mexicanos como los más sofisticados y peligrosos del mundo además de comp[aralos con grupo terroristasy estan siendo repatriados. miles de haitianos que buscaron refugio en república dominicana, tras el terremoto que devastó a su país hace un aÑo.siga con telefutura tenemos más noticias en una hora. ♪ con sólo ser amable ♪ no sabe cuánto puede ayudar - gracias. ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... (♪ ♪) >> vea compadre beto cuevas

the japanese youth counsel was a grass roots organization in japan town created by jeff mory. john was actually a participant in the program. he came up and i got his first summer job? gcyc. he has worked in early childhood development. substance abuse prevention. they have expanded the range to include college access. substance abuse. youth employment and youth leadership. just to give you a sense of how many people are served there are over 8 thousand children from all /*eugt ethnic backgrounds. they help over 3 thousand youth to be the first to go to college. they put over 2 thousand youth a year to work through employment programs. we have to increase that to 20 thousand. his program as in many ways, revolutionized the way youth are employed in san francisco. the organization is often called upon by leaders and city government to implement now programs. they are established by governor mayor gavin newsom. but beyond all that john has accomplished, we honor him for isunselfish giving. many who are mom and pop organizations. a lot of time we find that community based organiz

we've already seen over the west,mory, is sitting in the audience, the hydraulicist and he looked that fraction of run off that happens between april and july. our tradition snow melt period in california, you can pretty much attribute the volume of run off from the sacramento system, which is - that's what is mapped here occurring between april and july attributed to run off, and that has declined from what used to be, i'm having trouble reading my own slide here but i'm thinking that's 40 to 30 percent, but we've lost a significant fraction of that spring and summer snow melt run off, and when viewed across the western landscape, that's lower map picture here on the left where the red dots represent earlier timing of snow melt, basin flows and the blue one's mean later. earlier ones mean spring is coming earlier and things are warming up. we see an earlier footprint of the flows and something of the timing of a week to three weeks averaged across the whole network probably about a week earlier in this period since 1948. next one please. coleagues that university of washington and col

the team's leader osamu mori says he's relieved the first mission ever of its kind has gone off without a hitch. >> translator: we proved the success of ikaros to the world. now we can finally move to the next mission which is using this technology to develop a jupiter probe. >>> the number of tourists ghog japan hit a high in 2010 reflecting its popularity. japan's national tourist organization says about 8.6 million travelers visited last year, the highest since records began in 1964. the resumption of regular international flights at haneda airport in tokyo last fall helped boost the figures. south korean visitors accounted for the highest number at 2.4 million. that's up by more than 50% from the year before. china came second at around 1.4 million travelers helped by relaxed visa rules. visitors from thailand, singapore and malaysia were also the highest on record. japan's governments still failed to meet its target of 10 million visitors. tensions caused by a maritime spat between the trawler and vessel. the strong yen is also blamed for its failure to reach its target. >>> hello

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well so it's going to have hopefully a huge impact not just on the region but on the world well how mori should be it might see a similar states involved in that with that greg economic. integration on the lines . well let's be clear the state the state is the perpetrator of the violence primarily the people are not the one perpetuating the violence they're simply rising up and exercising their rights and i'm not going to support random acts of violence or violence which we have to think and say for instance in moscow where you had violence the first suspect should be israel who benefited from that act more than anyone else israel would benefit from that perpetuating the illusion of the war on terror it's not the people that are committing violent acts and those that would commit those types of violent acts are in line or in sync with outside of the fiction and the cia and mossad and those who benefit from these actions so it's not the people that are responsible these things but europe should be well bothered and well worried because they are just as corrupt as the mubarak regime berlus

president obama will speak at a mow mori can't like service in tucson -- memorial service in tucson tomorrow. >> right now the main thing we are doing is offering our thoughtprayers to those impacted. >> reporter: the president has already offered his personal condolences to the family members of those who were killed. sandra hughes, cbs news, tucson arizona. >>> new details in the events leading up to the shooting, a friend of the suspected gunman says he received a voice mail from jared loughner the night before the attack and didn't notice that message until next morning. >> you know, it is terrible what he did like what he did is terrible and it is just weird to be put in a spot where you know the people, you know the parents, you can't imagine what the parents are going through. >>> the voice mail simply said hey, man, it is jared. me and you had good times. peace out. later. >>> loughner's friend said it was almost a year since the two had last spoken. >> hear the friend's entire interview coming up on the early show. >>> time 5:05 a.m. another check of weather and traffic tracy that i

again, what's difficult about is it there's an e mori my sis to it. i want to go back for a moment and talk about how this evolved because understanding how it evolved in this particular case is absolutely central to understanding what actually reare in right now and what to do about it going forward. i don't believe that history is predictive. i don't think history repeats # itself. i think historians repeat each other, but it can be a source of information and awareness about the path that we're on. one marker in this which was unnoticed at the time was as joanne mentioned the december of 2001 joining of china to the world trade organization. now, if you remember in december of 2001, the attention of the united states was almost entirely on just sending troops to afghanistan, and one again, of course, the attention of the united states in the foreign policy context was just sending troops to afghanistan. even that in the case, a country joining a deliberative body with no geographic center represented by trade ministers of the world is not usually t

bush's presidential pep mori, -- memoir, "decision points." joining us from princeton is julian, and here in washington is troy and lara brown. >> caller: good afternoon, everyone. when bush says americans were enjoying peace and prosperity, surpluses were said to come for years to come. that was the flashing of tax rights in the first place. when george bush left office, we were knee deep in two wars and nearly bankrupt teetering on financial ruins. i remember in the interview bush gave during the presidency, i forget the name of the interviewer, but he looked forward to the time he could write a book and fill up his conference. you all probably remember that. his hero was really marked by greed and theft. i just wonder if he was just doing a victory lap now in presenting himself and putting himself in interviewers. will he be subjected to real criticism by folks like you and others? might ask real questions about does he -- how many people he thinks died in iraq through his choice to go to war there. >> host: there's a lot of information the

tara mori temperaturety joins u s -- tara tara moriarty joins us from san francisco. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we've been talking with people in the police department. some people feel betrayed by this. he will be needed to the -- h eaded to the d.a.'s office today, not the police d epartment. now, in a rare conference, o utgoing gavin newsom introduced gascon as the new d.a. >> and i believe that i can o ffer something to this role that will be somewhat unique and having the understanding of policing. >> reporter: gascon says he will run for reelection in the fall. his replacement is interim c hief, gascon's former los angeles police colleague. >> the bad news, now we enter into another period of uncertainty and now we have a -- this will be our -- since i've been a cop, this will be my 14th chief. so what we need right now and what we have needed is some consistency. >> reporter: he says don't count him out for the permanent chief position. insiders tell ktvu there are at least a handful of candidates for the job. ed lee and the san francisco co

we're here live in san f rancisco, tear law mori -- tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> at 11:00 this morning, jerry brown becomes governor. he's promised a low-key inauguration that's being held in sacramento's memorial auditorium. after the inauguration there will be a public party right on the grounds of the state capitol with free hot dogs, chips and water. it's being hosted by the orange county employees ago a ssociation. he will end the day with a private reception at the california railroad museum. now, claudine wong is there in sacramento. she will will bring us a live report in our next half hour. >>> still no word when gavin newsom will be sworn in as lieutenant-governor but we do know it will happen sometime before january 10th. his office says that's when his inaugural celebration will take place and he's set to be formally sworn in on or before that date. gavin newsom was scheduled to take office today but his office says he still has a couple of projects to clinic -- to finish. that may give a chance to appoint his new successor and also picking a new d

on a micro level i think we have to push the chinese hard, not so much on the exchange rate, but mori financial system that encourages that rebalancing. i think that's a push that is likely to succeed. on innovation i think there are two things we can do. one is obvious, the other less audience. the one that is obvious is to continue our support for basic research. a lot of innovation in the real world has come from basic research in the sciences, and engineering that involve federal support with universities. i think that's a great thing. but i think manufacturing is also very important. and here in the book a we don't advocate and industrial policy. we say stop handcuffing manufactures, to lower the corporate tax, litigation reform, things that keep manufacturing here. the reason to do that is not mercantilism. it's the sense in which you learn something about practical our clinical innovation on a shop for. at the shop floors are not here, all the basic research in the world won't give you that innovation. so we are a little more manufacturing friendly than many conservatives seem

because in our judgment individual man day-to-day is beginning to make the commerce clause to be e mori miss. for those of us who want to support to the reform, draw the connection for us where it's an appropriate use of congressional d u'weto grant st nd ste d scope of issues if you federalize tort reform? >> there's a role for both. the law we're talking about, the health act, in fact, supports states in what they have already done and profited and putting into pce. intates that don't have it such as mine, kentucky, we desperately need federal legislation to get us to a different place for all the reasons i've talked about before which have to do with access and cost. there's a role for both, but they recognize i believe would achieve what we're looking for in the global topic of medical liability reform. >> would you say the health act recognizes that, you're referring specifically to the state flexibility provision that doesn't plant current state law? >> that is correct. is there any concern that if you allow congressional encrchment inthe area, they want a scope of issues between

administration expects that they're going to be a little late this year, this will be the first time in my mory that an actual budget is being released late. we can speculates to why that might be true, some say it was because of the late confirmation -- the delayed confirmation of the new omb director. it's possible the administration is contemplating a little change in direction from what they original anticipated. i don't know anything for sure. i don't have any stories that i can tell you, but at some point probably in the second week in february, you're going to see that budget document,ou are gointo see before that another document from the congressional budget office, which is going to be cbo's take on the budt outlook. this is a distinctly different document and one of the things that i tried to explain to you in the handout is that the numbers in the cbo blj outlook and the numbers in the budget itself cannot be compared directly apples to apples. the reason is that the budget is the president's economic and budgetary program and it presents projections of future numbers on the assumpt