negro catholics prayed as the head of the catholic archdiocese mcintyre, declaring negroes to be bettered in los angeles than anywhere in the united states, lay down for his clergy that racial problems were to be treated as political rather than moral issues. a young priest challenge the race discinsisting termination is immoral and therefore a direct concern of the church. negroes watch while the clergyman dispatched a rebellious appeal to the pope in rome. >> all of us concerned with giving our negro convocation positive leadership in their yearning for full protection under the law, equal opportunities for education, jobs, and housing, cannot reconcile the clear teachings of christ and the church with the restrictive and nullifying policies of the cardinal. i urge you, therefore, to remove cardinal mcintyre from office. >> negroes watched through the long political campaign of 1964 inn the major issue california, even than the johnson-goldwater contest was , fair housing. state housing -- state law allowing housing to anyone of any color was attacked. people collected signatures to r

many negro leaders agree with me finests angeles is the place in the world for the negro people becausee will have the most opportunity on a broad basis than anywhere else in the world. you have this paradox where things are the best is where the worst riots are. i think you have to go back to civil disobedience. you don't have to obey the law if you think it is unjust area -- if it is unjust. is a law unjust because i want a pair of shoes in that store and i do not have the money to go by them so i go steal them? why were these people shot? they were only stealing. so, they rationalize this. erodesil disobedience respect for all law. that has been proved in this nation by now. if we have not learned the lesson now, we never will. do you think it was a criminal method station -- manifestation of disrespect for the law or a loss of station? >> i think all of those things are involved. the most important recognition we can give to the situation, for all of the negroes who live in los angeles, the watts riots represent lesson 1%. it is a mistake to lump all of these people together. it is

negro negro negro negroes with 50,000, 60 million or more. nearly 4,000 persons arrested. >> get out. you in the back seat too. get your hands up, i said. drop that purse and get your hands up. >> get them up. >> get your hands up. come on. right this way. >> negro leaders blamed it on ava right of social is ailments, poor schools, bad housing, all which add up to discrimination. but most of all, said the negro spokesman, police brutality. and the mobs agreed. but the police were not the only targets. firemen rushing about the city trying to control dozens of blazes at once. hit with rocks and bottles and sometimes found themselves under heavy gunfire. the mobs hated authority. but more generally, they hated all whites. and before the mobs finished, by the time the rioting had run its course, the police have been forced to plot their action over 54 square miles in the middle of the nation's third largest city. 54 square miles, more than twice the size of the entire island of manhattan. indeed, south chicago were streaming rat-ridden ants -- w

negro leaders agree with me.es gives the greatest opportunity here than he will anywhere else in the world. so you have this paradox where the things are the best for the worst ride. and i think you have to go back to civil obedience. certain law is unjust because it's jim crow law. or because i want a pair of shoes in that store and i don't have the money to buy them. so i can steal them. in fact, it was amazing the inquiry we had when counsel said why were these people shot? they were only stealing. with the civil disobedience, it has been proven in this nation by now. it better have been. >> do you think what happened was a criminal manifestation of disrespectful law? or do you see it as something related to the social and economic strivings of the -- >> i think all the factors are law. the most important recognition we must give to this situation is that of the 600,000 negroes who reside in the metropolitan area involve less than 1%. and it is a mistake to group all of these people together. because they don'

this act is not only a victory for negro leadership. this act is a great challenge to that leadership. it is a challenge which cannot the met something by protests and demonstrations. it means that dedicated leaders must work around the clock to teach people their rights and their responsibilities and to leave them -- lead them to exercise those rights and fulfill those responsibilities and those duties to their country. if you do this, then you will find as others have found before you that the vote is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down in justice and destroying the terrible walls which imprison men because they are different from other men. today, what is perhaps the legal -- last legal barriers -- and it will be many actions and difficulties before the rights woven into the law are also woven into the fabric of our nation. but the struggle for equality must now move to a different battlefield. it is nothing less than granting every american negro is freedom to enter the mainstream of american life, not

victory for the freedom of the american negro. but it also a victory for the freedom of the american nation. and every family across this great entire searching land will live stronger in liberty, will live more splendid in expectation, and will be prouder to be american because of the act you have passed that i i will sign today. thank you. [applause] >> mr. president? mr. president? keep the leadership with him now. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> can you hear me? >> mike? where is mike? >> he is coming up. >> thank you. >> thank you. keep it. >> thank you. keep it. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you, mr. president. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. [applause] >> go around the other way. that's it. >> thanks, mr. president. >> no, that's all right. i'll get it. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> great speech. >> thank you very much. pres. johnson: tell them to get me some more. tell the others to move out so they can come in here and get one. >> always a friend, mr. president. pres. john

thus, this is a victory for the freedom of the american negro. but it is also a victory for the freedom of the american nation. and every family across this great entire searching land will live stronger in liberty, will live more splendid in expectation and will be prouder to be american because of the act that you have passed that i will sign today. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ background noise ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ applause [ applause ] [ background chatter ]. [ applause [ applause ] [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background chatter ]. [ background

and less than 40% of the negroes registered to vote. [indiscernible] at the university of texas a recent article brought this out very clearly, to demonstrate the importance of negroes registered to vote in the south and it will be a coalition of the negro vote and the moderate white vote that will make the new south. president johnson: that is exactly right. i think it is important that we do not say we do this because it is negroes and whites. but we take the position that every person born in this country when they reach a certain age, they have a right to vote. just like they have a right to fight. and we extend it whether it is a negro or a mexican or who it is. number two, i think we do not want special privilege for anybody. we want equality for all. we can stand on that principle. i think you can contribute a great deal by getting your leaders, and you yourself, taking very simple examples of discrimination -- where a man has to memorize longfellow or has to quote the first 10 amendments or he has to tell you what amendment 15,

this act is not only a victory for negro leadership. this act is a great challenge to that leadership. it is a challenge which cannot be met simply by protest and demonstration. it means that dedicated leaders must work around the clock to teach people their rights and their responsibilities and to lead them to exercise those rights and to fulfill those responsibilities and those duties to their country. and if you do this, then you will find, as others have found before you, that the vote is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice and destroying the terrible laws which imprison men because they're different from other men. today what is perhaps the last of the legal barriers is tumbling and there will many actions and many difficulties before the rights woven into law are also woven into the fabric of our nation. but the struggle for equality must now move to a different battlefield. it is nothing less than granting every american negro his freedom to enter the mainstream of american life. host: mr.

for the american negro. so it is the glorious opportunity of this generation to end the one huge wrong of the american nation. and in so doing to define america for ourselves with the same immense thrill of discovery when dripped those who first began to realize that here at last was a home for freedom. [ applause ]. >> it's important to note he is making this speech at a historic black college here in the united states. he's clearly making an argument about the legislation that's coming. mr. germany, what do you get about what argument he's making from this speech? >> america is not a country that is black and white. he's making an argument here that america should be black and white. and that americans are all the same. and that's going to be the core of his selma speech that he makes during the selma movement. and so here early in the summer he's making the speech that this is an american problem. this is not just in the words of the day, a negro problem. and just after the clip that we just listened to,

cities tour woody: the population there is one third indian, when heard negro, one third negro, one thirdhite people, i actually picked up a lot of songs. ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forests to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me ♪ deana: woody was born in 1912 in oklahoma, and that we are very proud have his work back in oklahoma, where we think it belongs. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised, for those people were migrant workers, from oklahoma, kansas, and texas during the testable bowl era who found themselves in california literally starving, and he saw this vast difference between those who were in the haves and the have-nots, through his music. the woody guthrie exhibit, the plan was to have this research facility in tulsa, and as the concept grew into the idea of opening up these archives to a new generation and teaching people about woody's important part in american history, this museum came to me, and we really consider it a place to inspire people. investigating wh

all but five negroes. more than 1000 persons injured or wounded. more than 200 business places destroyed by fire. 700 more smashed, looted, and damaged. negro merchants sought to protect themselves with hurriedly scrawled appeals. the cost in dollars even now is hard to estimate. perhaps $50 million, $60 million, or more. nearly 4000 persons arrested. get out of the car with your hands up. get your hands up, i said. drop that purse and get your hands up. get them up. get your hands up. that was a cbs news documentary which first aired december 7, 1955. you will have a chance to watch that documentary this afternoon on c-span [no audio] at -- cspan3 at 4:00. it will re-air tomorrow night on cspan3's american history tv. we would like to thank cbs news for allowing c-span carry that documentary and give you a sense of what happened 50 years ago. gerald horne is joining us from raleigh, north carolina. is a professor at the university of houston. and sunday morning -- good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. the rights began august 11, 1955.

to a navy installation there because the negro question. and what are you going to do about space? the navy got its tower and houston remained a viable site candidate. now this is just one of the several brushes that houston would have on silver rights in the space age and richard has one of the other ones. >> probably made his most moving speech. he did not do it at rice by accident. the rice institute became rice university in 1960 and the school's president was a man name kenneth. it was kenneth desire oh -- to get nasa control in houston. the school president, he arranged for a thousand acres near clear lake. congressmen said this is what tipped the scales and put mission control in houston. in exchange in 1962 rice got some money from nasa and that's where the problem started because william original bequest provided for the free instruction of white texans. with federal money involved that just was not going to work. the board of trust -- they filed a separate suit. they filed an intervention plea. rice's relationship with nasa hung in the balance until 1965 when a ruling was

y: the population there is one third indian, when heard negro, one third white people, -- one third negro, one third white people. i actually picked up a lot of songs. ♪ ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forests to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and the -- me ♪ woody was born in 1912 in oklahoma, and that we are very proud have his work back in oklahoma, where we think it belongs. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised, for migrantople were workers, from oklahoma, kansas, and texas during the testable era, found the elves in california literally starving, and he saw this vast difference between those who were in the haves and the have-nots, through his music. exhibit, thehrie plan was to have this research facility in tulsa, and as the concept grew into the idea of opening up these archives to a new generation and teaching people about woody's important part in american history, this museum came to me, and we really consider it a place to inspire people. investigating what would he did w

. ♪ >> si el lunes fue negro para los mercados financieros en todo el mundo, el martes no pinta mejorndices bursÁtiles abrirán con pÉrdidas incluyendo la bolsa de shanghai. el Índice dow jones perdiÓ &== puntos: como nuestros movimientos a la economÍa real? luis mejÍa nos explica. >> a pesar de las sonrisas en un dÍa no apto para cardíacos, las pÉrdidas tienen a muchos nerviosos y preocupados. >> no, no era igual. no me preocupa. >> es fÁcil porque ya no tiene inversiones en la bolsa. su trabajo es cortar pelo y mientras el agente le crezca su negocio funciona. marta depende del mercado para su jubilaciÓn y nos anima ver el balance. >> la verdad es que ni mÉxico ni lo quiero ver. >> con lo que invierten en el mercado, tenemos un gran consejo. >> no se tienen que poner nerviosos. >> porque cuando marta tenga edad para jubilarse la caÍda de hoy serÁ un recuerdo lejano. lo peor es asustarse. ana hace bien en no asustarse y la caÍda tendría un efecto positivo. orden por demanda podrÍa bajar el precio de la gasolina. algo que podrÍa afectar la economÍa de su bolsillo es y los intereses sub

andrea: fue un lunes negro para la economÍa.>> es una devaluaciÓn pero como todos los efectos que hay en la economÍa, hay mÚltiples posibilidades. andrea: carlos ramÍrez es un ciudadano mexicano que ya empezÓ a sentir los efectos de estos 0,77 $ que el dÓlar subió en sÓlo cuatro jornadas. carlos: para mis refacciones, soy plomero, entonces se va cotizando con el dÓlar. andrea: el secretario de hacienda luis videgaray asegurÓ que pese a la acelerada carrera del billete verde, mÉxico tiene una de las economÍas con mayor crecimiento en amÉrica latina. luis: tenemos una depreciaciÓn del tipo de cambio al mismo tiempo que tenemos la inflaciÓn mÁs baja en 50 aÑos. que el desempleo estÁ bajando. >> yo creo que no se puede estar tranquilo en una economÍa global. siempre hay un poco de tragedia porque generalmente una devaluaciÓn, se devalÚa la mano de obra de su propio paÍs. andrea: en lo que va del aÑo escolar se ha apreciado 16,1% frente al peso. si llegara a darse un regreso al tipo de cambio podrÍa alcanzar 16,50 $ a la venta. pero

get your fresh, hot negroes. you want a negro. he's one for you. one for you. you want to buy one?hat for racism? huh? >> for 50 years, men and women were bought and sold and forced into slavery. >> this was the center of commerce for the british. they centered all the markets here as well. >> a lot of time they had green that were for sale too along with the slaves. so you could debt a bag of grain with a little 61y negro. (laughter) ♪ >> how many new yorkers know that our city's slave market was rivaled only by the slave market in charleston, south carolina? >> i don't think any of you knew that. >> how much to you think i would have went for? >> you? how much would you have paid? you? how much would you have paid for me? >> this became a place for buying and selling and renting human beings. >> they pay more for children. wouldn't be me, they would bow a child before me? >> they'd rather have a child. a child can't lift what i can lift. the brother with the yo-yo trick. you go for a lot in this market. (laughter). >> you're hurting my feelings. don't know if you would buy me. >>

cronista: presagiaron un lunes negros con el desplome de 1000 puntos, que contagio a otras bolsas del preocupaciÓn, ni siquiera el gobierno tiene confianza, representa un temor que tienen los inversionistas a nivel global sobre la economÍa china, se ha estado desacelerando en los Últimos aÑos, y era el motor de crecimiento, aÚn con la crisis que tuvimos en el 2008. cronista: la pÉrdida era de 700 puntos, y se ubicaba entre los peores dÍas, en el 87, al igual que un 90% menos que en 932. >> los precios de las acciones que ha muchÍsimo, al que le interesa comprar en la bolsa, es una buena oportunidad de compra. cronista: la buena noticia, es que el comportamiento volÁtil de la bolsa, no afectarÍa nuestro bolsillo, pero si el susto se repite, podrÍan tensionarse. >> si estÁs a punto de jubilarse, ojalÁ que tengas bien balanceado en bonos del retiro. marÍa: en mÉxico, el dÓlar cerrÓ en 17 $, en el mercado intercambiar yo, cerrÓ por primera vez en la historia por encima de los 17 $ para finalizar con 2 u, en lo que va del aÑo, el dÓlar se ha depreciado un 16,1%. el gobierno de honduras env

a una prisiÓn de mujeres. >> es una gran victoria porque serÁ la primera vez que una persona traje negrodamente difÍcil. flor: las personas necesitan tratamiento, y el tratamiento mÉdico es hormonas y en ocasiones, cirugÍa aunque al principio el estado se resistiÓ a la idea frente a la demanda resultÓacceder. dicen que todos los mÉdicos y especialistas de salud mental que al resto de los casos, determinaron que las cirugÍas mÉdicamente necesario. el acuerdo no es necesariamente un precedente legal, pero reforzar los argumentos de otros prisioneros en la misma situaciÓn. se estima que por lo -400 presos tras gÉnero, cada operaciÓn cuesta entre 13.000 y 25.000 $. >> no tiene el gobierno por quÉ estar gastando dinero pÚblico situaciones personales. >> utilizando la operaciÓn de wain, california ha dado otra vez el primer paso. jorge: aumento 2 el nÚmero de muertos por la enfermedad de los legionarios. hay una medida para imponer altas multasque no maten al limpias las instalaciones de los edificios. explicamos por quÉ es vital esta medida para eliminar la bacteria. >> la enfermedad del legi

negro radiante de féria, de l'oréal.ayer comprÉ y estÁ carita. >>> estÁ cara la leche. >>> gracias a daniela navarro por su visita hoy. >>> bravo. >>> (aplausos). >>> mami te amo. >>> suegra te amo. >>> besos. >>> vuelta, vuelta, vuelta. >>> hay que pedirle que regrese. >>> (gritos). >>> manda un besitos. >>> para maÑana viene wilmer valderrama. >>> asÍrobando en un negocio de milpitas... take vo / alonso --un tiroteo en las calles del este de san jos acab con la vida de un hombre... lpolicarea una intensa bsqueda del pistolero... katherine live gabriela/top live camera lorena --hola, qu tal? buenos das! ... les saluda lorena domiguez bienvenidos a noticiero

you can see here at the top it says, tom, the blind negro boy pianist, only 10 years old.nd we have an image of here depicting him. he was most often photographed and drawn with his eyes closed. justontinued to tour not throughout the nation, but internationally, even after the civil war, when he was officially no longer a slave. however, through a series of convoluted legal dealings, members of his initial owning family continue to act as his manager and legal guardian. at one point his mother even signed over legal guardianship with the promise of receiving some of tom's earnings. however, when she realized this was not the case, she left new york city where tom and his owner-manager were living and return to columbus on her own. this is another piece of music authored by blind tom. this piece is called the battle of manassas. this speaks to tom's ability to re-create sounds he heard. of course, the battle of manassas was one of the first battles of the civil war. people who heard this piece performed and had been on the battlefield thought it was almost shocking how acc

riesgo de que la delincuencia aumente, ya que aseguran los pacientes buscarn la hierba en el mercado negro lorena --esta maÑana en vallejo... un incendio provoc su colapso de un edifici.. en interior, haba material inflamable que pudo causar la rpida propagacin del fuego... juanfra --el siniestro comenz anoche y caus el cierre de la direcciones...bas take 2boxes pasamos con katerine orozco de telemundo 48 primera edicin...katherine cul es la situacin a esta hora? katherine live live bug cg: katherine facebook facebook katherine pregunta anchors for katherine caterine, este incidente report alguna persona herida, qu se sabe de los empleados del lugar ? --cientos de bomberos al este de la baha continan en la --cientos de bomberos al este de la baha continan en la ardua labor de sofocar un voraz incendio. take vo --el siniestro que se origin el mircoles por la tarde est ubicado entre las ciudades de "livermore" y "tracy" ... cerca de la carretera "tesla". --las intensas llamas han arrasado con ms de 2 mil 500 acres hasta el momento y autoridades informan que ha sido contenido en un 45 por cie

all but five negroes. more than 1000 persons injured or wounded.e than 200 business places destroyed by fire. 700 more smashed, looted, and damaged. negro merchants sought to protect themselves with hurriedly scrawled appeals. the cost in dollars even now is hard to estimate. perhaps $50 million, $60 million, or more. nearly 4000 persons arrested. get out of the car with your hands up. get your hands up, i said. drop that purse and get your hands up. get them up. get your hands up. that was a cbs news documentary which first aired december 7, 1955. you will have a chance to watch that documentary this afternoon on c-span [no audio] at -- cspan3 at 4:00. it will re-air tomorrow night on cspan3's american history tv. we would like to thank cbs news for allowing c-span carry that documentary and give you a sense of what happened 50 years ago. gerald horne is joining us from raleigh, north carolina. is a professor at the university of houston. and sunday morning -- good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. the rights began august 11, 1955. just

that place is one third indians, one third negroes, and one third white people. i hit the road when i was 13 years old, all kinds of odd jobs around the country. they picked up a lot of songs. ♪ your land"] land is is your land, this land is my land, from california to the new york island. from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters, this land was made for you and me. woody guthrie is most famous for the writing of "this land is your land." he was born in 1812 in oklahoma. we are very proud to have his work back in oklahoma, where we take it belongs. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised, for those people who were migrant workers from oklahoma camera -- oklahoma, kansas, and texas. he found himself in california literally starving. he found this vast difference between the people who were the has and have-nots. in guthrie center was opened april 1917. the plan was to have this research facility in tulsa. grew into the idea of opening up those archives to a new generation and teaching people about what he costs important part of american his

presentador: testigos dijeron que el sospechoso huyÓ en un sedan negro.el primer presidente hispano del concejo municipal se encuentra en seria situaciÓn legal el fiscal general declarÓ hoy que francis ha admitido haber aceptado sobornos para revocar leyes de Ética en la ciudad. fior me acompaÑa en vivo desde la alcaldÍa. fior: asÍ es francis a __ha renunciado a su puesto hoy. acosta supuestamente admitiÓ haber aceptado sobornos para revocar leyes de Ética en la ciudad de reding en abril de 2015 y de hecho logrÓ presentar legislaciÓn para lograr esto lo cual fue rechazado en mayorÍa. detalles de la investigaciÓn son bien extensos. sus identidades en este momento no han sido reveladas. esta noticia estÁ afectando a muchos en especial en la comunidad hispana, el vicepresidente del consejo municipal julio guridi ofreciÓ esta declaraciÓn via telÉfonica. julio: espero que dios no mantenga y que todo le vaya bien a Él y a su familia. fior: conmigo en vivo tengo a zunilda tejada. tÚ eres dominicana. zunilda: me impresionÓ cuando me llamaron y me dijeron leÍste l

his collection is prolific with his original pieces, works that he would rewrite, particularly negro spirituals. but he was just a gifted and individual. other piece that i've pulled that i thought was significant was "ode to america" the words of the music were by jules bledsoe. respectfully dedicated, as it says on the cover, to president franklin delano roosevelt. businessman as well. he owned an african-american .esort in the mountains so prominent, well-to-do african-americans would leave new york and they could go to same way ass the .hites it is interesting to note that he was a successful businessman includedecords are here as well. sensational just a collection from many different aspects, whether it be musically business perspective. part of our collection development, whether it's sheet music, photograph, manuscript, find outimportant to more about the individual. it's a great research collection. we're just so proud to have it here at baylor. >> more "c-span cities tour" of waco, texas, tomorrow on c-span with a look at the city's starting ate 6:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow,

de este total 225 fueron blancos, 138 negros, 73 latinos, 20 no identificados, 10 asiÁticos y cuatronte expuestos a ser vÍctimas del fraude con nuestras tarjetas de crÉdito o dÉbito. estados unidos tiene un terrible rÉcord en la materia. para tratar de caber esa situaciÓn se estÁn implementando nueva tecnologÍa que ya estÁ en uso en otros paÍses. tenemos mÁs detalles de cÓmo funcionarÍa este tema. >> la forma que usted utiliza su tarjeta de crÉdito podrÍa ser diferente a partir de octubre. este plÁstico podrÍa tener un chip y se inserta en un dispositivo lo cual cambiarÍa la manera en la que se usaba tradicionalmente. la iniciativa podrÉ ayudar a consumidores como mercedes. >> fui a un negocio de comida y fue un empleado. el uso esa tarjeta y gasto 300 $. en este caso si usan la tarjeta no pueden entrar a su cuenta porque el chip protege. >> ban toda la informaciÓnk of amercia utilice chip desde el 2012... y tambiÉn se estÁ. en canadÁ y en europa se utiliza desde hace mucho antes porque es muy beneficioso para proteger al cliente. >> el chip emite un cÓdigo Único por cada transacciÓn

united negro improvement association. he was a jamaican who came to the united states and at one time it was the largest organization of people of color in the entire united states. interestingly enough, malcolm andfather was in the unia of all of his children malcolm was the only one that he took. through the chisel -- surely chisolm'sshirley mother was in the unia. trace this thread to malcolm x's parents to malcolm x . even today the remnants of this school of thought alive in black america today. and so i teach about marcus garvey. i think he is largely a forgotten figure which is a shame because he was a powerful figure. "you have nothing to lose but your chains." it was apparently a wonderful orator, a great crowd stir. -- he was apparently a wonderful orator, a great crowd stirrer. >> the left. about whato ask you are your feelings about art and music and education for children. julian bond: well, i am sorry that it seems to me that today in our public schools are short changed on the art they receive, the instruct

con medicamento anti-acné clínicamente comprobado... ...combate granitos, puntos negros y manchas de venÍas? >> marta, la novia de juampi. >> te presento a mala medina. >> gracias. >> a ti. profesor: se vio en la televisiÓn. >> le dicen mala por marÍa laura, no porque sea mala, las mujeres me contratan para saber si los hombres son infieles o no, al contrario, ayudÓ a descubrir que los hombres son infieles. profesor: a la fue la pelÍcula mÁs taquillera del aÑo en mÉxico. me encontrÉ con que aysleen no tiene nada de mala. ¿su papÁ no le dijo nada? >> la verdad que no. profesor: las curvas son naturales, sin photoshop. >> no hay photoshop. profesor: y como la mala resultÓ ser tan buena... ¿le gustarÍa ver conmigo "a la mala"? >> sÍ. profesor: ¿dÓnde? >> ¿en mi casa?, para que veas que no estoy tan mala. profesor: la pelÍcula estarÁ disponible en dvd a partir de agosto, y la mala resultÓ ser muy buena, me pongo nervioso porque tengo una cita hoy. chicos, continuamos en "despierta amÉrica", no sé quÉ ponerme. johnny: es mala y... paty: y es buena. creo que muchos infidelidad, no sÓlo de

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tarde, extinguiendo un fuego, segÚn la empresa, el fuego iniciÓ en un mezclador quÍmico, el humor negropodÍa ver desde varias millas de distancia, nadie resultÓ herido. conductora: tuvo que desalojar a sus clientes y empleados debido a una amenaza de bomba, cuando la policÍa dio a conocer a alguien que dejÓ una nota, tras una bÚsqueda intensa, no se encontrÓ rastro de la supuesta bomba y se pudo ejercer las operaciones sin ningÚn problema, las autoridades analizan la nota con el aviso de bomba y las cÁmaras de vigilancia para encontrar a los sospechosos de la broma pesada. estÁn buscando al pistolero que matÓ a un hombre, ocurrió pasando la medianoche, la vÍctima fue encontrada por las autoridades, segÚn los vecinos, el hombre era nuevo en el vecindario, en la causa del asesinato se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn. dentro de un auto fueron encontrados dos hermanos asesinados. hasta ahora no se han producido arrestos, la causa se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn, sepa que la policÍa ofrece una recompensa de 2500 $ por cualquier informaciÓn que sirva, es una noticia en desarrollo, esta tarde, el

. ♪ carlos: enormes columnas de humo negro volvieron a espantar a habitantes en china, nuevas explosionesstÁn desaparecidos, interrumpo peeie una conferencia de prensa para que le hablaran a sus seres queridos, mientras que uno de ellos luego de 36 horas pudo hablar, el afortunado bombero de 19 aÑos dice no recordar mucho de lo que pasÓ, 21 de sus bomberos murieron mientras intentaban apagar las llamas. el gobierno de chile reportÓ la muerto de 124 personas, este reportero de cnn spuls expulsada cena. evitar una explosiÓn en lugares donde hay productos quÍmicos es imposible, segÚn los expertos el calor o tan sÓlo la lluvia podrÍan empeorar la situaciÓn actual que se vive en esta regiÓn de china. >> la lluvia tiene condiciÓn que va a causos comunes, puede ser un rio, el mar, pero no sabemos ni cantidad ni calidad de los productos tÓxicos que van al agua. >> la policÍa confirmÓ la presencia en el ambiente de cianuro de sodio, un quÍmico altamente tÓxico para extraer el oro y plata, de miami florida galo arellano univisiÓn. al alex: los xolos golean al cruz azul, adriana con la informaciÓn d

the enactment of a law barring the teaching of evolution, against lynching, and for justice to the negro. well-wishers poured in across the country. some said that the harrises were only too eager to look down on their home state. they were outstanding journalists. their talents to not extend to the business and financial aspects of running a newspaper. in the 1920's they lost ownership of the newspaper to another individual who owned other newspapers. in late 1929, the new owner fire julia harris, indicating her tutorials and in-depth reporting were no longer needed and superfluous. enraged, they both decided to leave columbus and returned to -- atlanta to strike out on new adventures. many of the residents the moan to this, sending them notes expressing their sadness. an organization for lacked professional men award -- for black professional men awarded them for their efforts improving the lives of african americans in columbus. during their decade in columbus the harrises made an impact not just locally, but on the national scene. the -- columbus was relatively quiet in the 1960's co

. >> el programa militar dardo g negro para defender de tripul o tripulatos no tritripularatos tripulto cerca de aviones. >> pues sÍ cada vez son mÁs p u populares este tipo de aparatos y lo que usted debe de saber es que no se peudnueden utlizahu i tienen multas. >> la guardia costera dijo que este es uno de los aÑos mÁs e t exitosos en su lucha contra el t traÁfico doctoe drogas devamoss detalles desde san diego ca california, que nos cuentan por quÉ martÍn scorsese amÁs cart a rutas al mar. >> asÍ es, se cataloga con un u duro golpe y las autoridades f federales dicen que cuentan con mejores recursos y paÍses como c colombia y cuguatemala estÁn d unidos en al lucha. >> este es el cargamento de u cuatro toneladas de cocaÍna que fue desembarcado en sand dieg clalifornia. >> trabajamos con otros paiÍse d de latino amÉrica. >> la guardia costera de estados unidos incautÓ 66 memi l libras de cocaÍna y este a¿alo aÑo ya es el mÁs exitoso en este t tiet tiemptiepo tipo. >> efectivamente es un porcentaje bajo del consumo y de lmercaddel mercado en la drog e estados unidos. >> en los ultiÚl

quÍmicos en texas fue sofocado despuÉs de varias horas por decenas de bomberos, la densa columna de humo negro hogares para prevenir daÑos a la salud. repÚblica dominicana, un operativo de la policÍa nacional, iniciÓ proceso para deportar a extranjeros que se encuentran en situaciÓn irregular en ese paÍs. se efectuaron las primeras detenciones, la mayorÍa son haitianos, que no estÁn debidamente documentados para trasladarlos a alguno de los siete centros de acogida que existen en repÚblica dominicana. la administraciÓn de medicinas y alimentos aprobÓ el uso de un poderoso narcÓtico para controlar dolores de niÑos de apenas 11 aÑos. la medida es acogida por los autores que tratan a pequeÑos pacientes enfermos de cÁncer pero otros expertos expresan preocupaciÓn en que el uso de esta droga puede generar una adicciÓn a fÁrmacos. han pasado casi tres semanas de que miguel herrera fue despedido de la selecciÓn nacional mexicana y voy hablar sobre lo sucedido. expertos pronostican que el fenÓmeno de el niÑo puede ser el mÁs intenso de la historia. me muero por comer algo dulce. ¿y ese? mitad y mitad?

one, i want the top law here in the united states representing me before the supreme court to be a negro, and to be a dam good lawyer that has done it before. you have those peculiar qualifications. number two, i think it will do a lot for our image abroad and at the that this is the man whole government has to look to to decide whether to prosecute a case or whether it be case goes up or doesn't. >> everyone knew he was being groomed for the supreme court. johnson wanted to name an african-american supreme court. there had been about a dozen cases and his staff argued more. one of the big one was miranda versus arizona, which he supported the outcome of. and then ramsey clark was named attorney general. and his father, the justice tom i cannot stay a justice with my son as attorney general. he resigned and deceit was open. -- the seat was open. and thurgood said, you're not going to give it -- get the job. they are going to give it to somebody else. the next thing he is he gets a call and, you need to come to the white house for an event. you need to see the boss. he goes and down in fr

ahÍ los tienen, se trata de un hombre y una mujer que se dieron a la fuga en unvehÍculo color negro.lquier pista sobre el fatal incidente y para dar con el conductor que huyÓ de la escena. en san francisco un grupo de hombres que se juntaba a jugar a las cartas fueron valiosos por unos desconocidos que se dieron a la fuga. un hombre de 50 aÑos resultÓ herido mientras otros do compaÑeros de juego resultaron heridos. la policÍa investiga. >> la ciudad de richmon cientos de familia participaron en un encuentro para prevenir el crimen con alarma y recomendaciones para evitar mezclar el volante y el alcohol. esta feria sobre seguridad beneficiÓ tambiÉn a la comunidad hispana en la ciudad de richmond. >> tambiÉn nos dijeron de las mochilas escolares que van a estar dando para los niÑos. es muy bueno para entusiasmar a los niÑos. reportero: en esta feria tambiÉn promocionaron acciones policiales y los delitos de cada zona de la ciudad. un merodeador se llevÓ un buen susto y quizÁs una buena lecciÓn, despuÉs de ser amarrado de pies y manos por los dueÑos de la casa en la que intentÓ irrumpir