de amarillo para el dinero, verde para el trabajo se viste a veces de azul para asuntos de ley, de negro para proteccion y de 7 colores para recibir 7 bendiciones. nat. y es que a pesar de las criticas que algunos reciben por su devocion a la santa muerte, aseguran que eso no sera un obstaculo para dejar que ella sea, lo que ellos llaman, una luz de vida y la protectora del bien y el mal. tag- las ofrendas mas comunes que se le ofrecen a la santa muerte para los milagros son similares a las de los difuntos,como alimentos, cigarros, chocolates y veladoras sin embargo algunos que piden favores negros pueden hasta ofrecerle su propia

judy: you mentioned the negro press. joe: they were not in that room. judy: but when you talk about the alternate universe, one of the things that you get amazed about with dr. king, and you see it throughout, and it is what allowed -- even though we may have had different organizing styles in sncc, sncc folk used to go over to dr. king's hall stressed sunday dinner. hall with get over there and have sunday dinner. because there was interaction. it was so open. it was not just that he was absolutely brilliant, and when you listen to him, it's even different than seeing on the page. when you hear him speak, when you hear that riverside speech, when you hear the -- a lot of the speeches he was doing around economic equity, i sat in my car here in d.c., at the hopeful parking lot. i'm sitting there because the pacifica station was playing a speech he had done about -- right after he received the nobel prize. and he is talking about southeast asia. he gives a 30 minute lecture in the amazing wording and the feeling that he always had, he could story tell th

so the south became not just the home of the english and the negroes and the french, but the home of these and other americans. the midwest was not a land for only northern europeans to cultivate, and only for the french to farm, but a home for all americans. moving andple were mixing. railroads spanned the nations, helping to move and makes the people. industry grew and our great cities with it. people were needed to work in the cities and build them. so many more people came from europe, from eastern and southern europe. from poland, from russia, from the balkans, and central europe. , millions of people by the early 1900s from many countries to our country, to our cities, to work. from the other nations north of us and south of us, more people have come, the people of the americas, the people of the world. as the people of the world have filled our nation, they have contributed to it. the people of china and japan have brought their architecture. spain and mexico across their styles and we use the styles of the french. much of that which is american is of the world. in sports, we

proud negro men and women be ago rested for no reason. >> the police said there was a reason.per mit. >> i'm sorry did the clan fit out their paper work before marching in my neighborhood? when you have seen white people paraded without paper mit? >> that's the world we live in. black people won't get the same treatment as white people. that won't change. >> trevor, i disagree. you have to look at the bright side of things. the police arrested dr. martin luther king and our brothers and sisters without violence. forty years ago a white man wouldn't give a black man water. now we can get it if we want it or not. we have gone from lynching to beatings to now peaceful arrests. i hear dr. king is coming back next month to selma to march across the bridge. at the rate we are making it will be a fun day marching on and on with the police. one day there will be a movie about it "selma, the day when nothing happened at all ." >> that sounds like a great movie, roy, and great news. we could see this policing behavior spreading across country. >> except chicago. >> not chicago, roy. the

they brought from africa negroes as slaves, and settled them mainly in the south.eople of france had settled in the south and midwest. and people of spain had settled in the southwest. but after the nation was formed, more people came. people from north and central europe, especially from ireland, germany, and the scandinavian countries, came to america and early 1800s to the midwest. people immigrating to america, becoming americans. people from asia, many from china and japan in the late 1800s and early 1900 to the far west. the people of the world in america. but there was movement, and shifting of people. and intermixing. so the south became not just the home of the english and the negroes, and the french, but the home of these and other americans. and the midwest was not a land for only northern europeans to cultivate, not only for the french to farm, but a home for all americans. for the people were moving, and mixing. railroads expanded the nation, joined parts, helping to move and makes people. industry grew, and our great cities with it. people were needed

woodson began "negro history week" in 1926. this morning, wfxr's becky freemal takes a look at how the black history month has, and continues to influence our communities. 1:21-1:28 2:06-2:28 nats/pastor preachingthe pastor of a local church ... nats/ singing at church dissolve into nats of carla reading poem 00nats/carla reading "37:49-i am the dark girl who crossed the red sea. carrying in my body the seed of the free."a retired librarian who spent her career carrying on the legacy of education from generations past.carla lewis 17:56-virginia y lee came here in 1928 she would collect any african american books she could find, any kind of material she could findcarla lewis, now retired from roanoke's gainsboro library, and pastor bill lee at loudon avenue christian church, are no strangers to sharing their knowledgewith anyone willing to learn.nats/carla reading poem ... 39:24-all you dark there, remember my sweat, my pain my despair. remember my years heavy in sorrow and make those years a torch for tomorroweducation.... that

woodson began "negro history week" in 1926. this morning, wfxr's becky freemal takes a look at how the black history month has, and continues to influence our communities. 1:21-1:28 2:06-2:28 nats/pastor preachingthe pastor of a local church ... nats/ singing at church reading poem 00nats/carla reading "37:49-i am the dark girl who crossed the red sea. carrying in my body the seed of the free."a retired librarian who spent her career carrying on the legacy of education from generations past.carla lewis 17:56-virginia y lee came here in 1928 she would collect any african american books she could find, any kind of material she could findcarla lewis, now retired from roanoke's gainsboro library, and pastor bill lee at loudon avenue christian church, are no strangers to sharing their knowledgewith anyone willing to learn.nats/carla reading poem ... 39:24-all you dark children in the world out there, remember my sweat, my pain my despair. remember my years heavy in sorrow and make those years a torch for tomorroweducation.... that w

. >> on this day when many spring training, we have a star of the old negro league. >> baseball, an all american past time, even back in the '50s when a young man from northeast ohio stepped on to the diamond. meet a living legend. >> you were the earnest j. anymorens. >> when baseball was divided by color. >> the racial thing is something else. you were better. >> there was the negro league. >> i wanted to prove that i was good enough to play for the clowns. i would be good enough to play anyplace if i could play for the clowns. >> his father took him to the first game. >> my father took me to the negro league. >> hank aaron, crew popper bill. idols. >> dimaggio and others around were all my idols. >> his pal. we started together. he was 17. i was 21. >> traveling around the south. >> running into the klan. them stopping you. they stopped our bus a couple of times. >> his passion. >> baseball is where i had the had. >> in loraine. >> i'm just a pittsburgh fan. >> channel 3 news. >> wow, what a great guy. what a great story. thank you very much, craig. >>> tonight we're not only honorin

woodson began "negro history week" in 1926.tonight, we take a look at how the black history month has, and continues to influence our communities. 1:21-1:28 2:06-2:28 nats/pastor preachingthe pastor of a local church ... nats/ singing at church dissolve into nats of carla reading poem 00nats/carla reading "37:49-i am the dark girl who crossed the red sea. of the free."a retired librarian who spent her career carrying on the legacy of education from generations past.carla lewis 17:56-virginia y lee came here in 1928 she would collect any african american books she could find, any kind of material she could findcarla lewis, now retired from roanoke's gainsboro library, and pastor bill lee at loudon avenue christian church, are no strangers to sharing their knowledgewith anyone willing to learn.nats/carla reading poem ... 39:24-all you dark children in the world out there, remember my sweat, my pain my despair. remember my years heavy in sorrow and make those years a torch for tomorroweducation.... that was the goal of dr. carter g woodson, knowns as the "father of black history." pastor

leagues. >> it was no doubt that that level of negro league baseball was good, was super. those guys could play in the major leagues if given a chance. >> reporter: this 86-year-old jim robinson spent five seasons playing short stop and second base for the stars, the clowns aaron and ernie banks and appeared in three all star games. >> i thought i was a good fielder. i was a good hitter, but i thought i was a stronger fielder. >> reporter: he recalls traveling through parts of the south searching for hotels and restaurants willing to accept the team's business. >> that's the way it was. we didn't like it, but that's the way it was. >> reporter: baseball wasn't the only sport to struggle. jack johnson became the heavyweight champion of the warld warld world. baseball remained the most popular sport in the nation. the infusion of blacks played a role in desegregating america. >> it changed a lot of things. as i look back, the change in baseball really was very important and the changes that took place in business establishments, restaurants, >> reporter: for jim, sports prov

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." >> the evil assumption that all negroes lie, all negroe negroese basically immoral beings, all negrobe trusted around our women, an assumption that one associates with minds of their caliber, and which is in itself, gentlemen, a lie. >> rose: thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with the battle between apple and the federal government over encrypted data in their iphones. we talked to cyrus vance, jr., the district attorney from new york, and john miller, the deputy commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism at the nypd. >> i understand, as we all do, i think, with the need for privacy. i mean, i want privacy. at the same time, if you put privacy so far over public safety, what you're going to get is a world with lots of privacy but also a lot of crime because criminals understand these devices are warrant-proof. >> rose: with the caucuses in nevada and the primary in south caro

." >> the evil assumption that all negroes lie, all negroe negroese basically immoral beings, all negrobe trusted around our women, an assumption that one associates with minds of their caliber, and which is in itself, gentlemen, a lie. >> rose: thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by captioned by funding for arthur is provided by: when you encourage your children to learn, wonderful things can happen. abcmouse.com early learning academy-- proud sponsor of pbs kids and arthur. and by:

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frank wrote, i'm initiated into the negro race. on i'm the enterer of back doors, side doors and sometimes no door at all. meanwhile, core are's southern cows skin and daughter were also club women but of a very different nature. middle class black southern women concentrated on self-improvement, rather than do-gooding our uplifting the race, which could be a dangerous occupation in the 10920s south. they formed talk circles to discussion hurt to all temperature and travel, but politics was forbidden and do-goods wag done through atlanta's first congregational church. cora's daughter had her first experience. in 1923mer mother wanted her daughter with her but mostly left her with straineer. lena became an opt of contention between her mother and grandmother, pulled between her secure brooklyn life and wherever her mother was in the south. young lena who went to a roman catholic primary school in brock lynn, now attend one-room southern school houses where the other children always hated her. in 1927, however, lena's life changed co

. >> reporter: the doctor began history negro history week in the effort to write the history of african americans into the history books. but it would turn into black history or african preachingthe pastor of a local church ...nats/ singing at church dissolve into nats of carla reading poem 00 nats/carla reading "37:49-i am the dark girl who crossed the red sea. carrying in my body the seed of the free."a retired librarian who spent her career carrying on the legacy of education from generations past.carla lewis 17:56-virginia y lee came here in 1928 she would collect any african american books she could find, any kind of material she could findcarla lewis, now retired from roanoke's gainsboro library, and pastor bill lee at loudon avenue christian church, are no strangers to sharing their knowledgewith anyone willing to learn.nats/carla reading poem ... 39:24-all you dark children in the world out there, remember my sweat, my pain my despair. remember my years heavy in sorrow and make those years a torch for tomorroweducation.... that was the goal of dr. carter g woodson, knowns as the

she had the children read "the negro world," read activism is from grenada.atter children immersed in pan african, anti-colonial politics. and again she nurtured this. and this passage below shows again how malcolm x this idea didn't come out of thin air. they came from deep within. they came from her family. from louise little. time is of essence and i think i will start to wrap up here. because of her self-reliance, because of her refusal to step down to white supremacy, yes, her husband died under mr. 's circumstances in 1931 but she took care of eight children. eventually the state, state violence, targeted to louise little because of her independence. because she owned her own land. this is a file, probate file, that's the county in which lansing is located. it says, very painful, that this form says that she was insane. but look downward it says she claimed she is of royal blood, right? think about that and africanism, she certainly believe that. she surveyed believed that she was a black person who indeed deserve pride and respect. and because of her d

>> it's kind of interesting, when woodson started negro history week, it was the culmination of a year's worth of research and he had many programs and promoted the fact be operas, there would be all aspect of black life, history, and culture. that piece is not problematic with me. the black history month sale by a given retailer or we're going to push watermelon or chocolate candy, that takes it to a whole different level. but i think there does have to be some level of celebration. there has to be some level that we really bring to the attention that you can take all this information and make it -- i don't want to say entertainment exactly, but some of that, so you can learn and like learning. so i'm okay with some of that. not the watermelon, that's a problem. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. >>> welcome back. mr. henderson, center hill foundation is located in falls church and you have a renaissance fair coming up on the 19th. >> harlem renaissance fair. harlem renaissance and renaissance fairs. everybody knows what renaissance fair is going back to medieval europe, but we're do

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>> the whole purpose actually in 2000 i never even negro league. that's interesting, being raisen in the nation's capital and we never talked about one of the greatest fans.eate i faux you're a pittsburgh fan. washington teams were great. and then the other piece was w that they were integrated, caucasians, cubans, hispanics, everybody played in the old america's game. even though we're celebrating black history, baseball is america's game. everybody has played, tall, t short, small. sm it doesn't matter what size. > am of these players, as a fan of the game, the stats and the history, these are players that would have absolutely dominatedt the major lesion had they been integrated. >> yes. > had they had a chance.nce. >> one of the interesting things, i met tommy latino sort owe. we het him down at congress when they honored his wife. tommy said i against the negotiation oweiati league players, too. i was laughing because we don't get to hear those stories. so that's why i got involved, t, tell the story. >> we have some photographs up that you br

the big makeover on deck for st >> an old new jersey ball park once used by negro league teams will be restored. dan bowans shows us the efforts being remain to -- being made to rebuild the stadium. >> to see it here in solitude is an eerie feeling, recognizing so >> it does need a lot of work. but sometimes the things that need the most work and the most love are the most important, and this is really about the future of patterson not today or tomorrow, but maybe 20 years out. >> if you can look beyond the structural cracks and old, rust ared ticket bars of the stadium in patterson, new jersey, mayor joey torres says there is still hope. >> i believe that by restoring the stadium and bringing life back to it, we're actually going to create revenue, it's going to affect the economy, but we're also going to put people back to work. >> the stadium first opened back in the 1930s and was home so so -- to some of the original negro league. larry dove i have, the first african-american in the american league, played here. but then in the 1990s this stadium closed and fell into disrepair. in

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newspaper if you see here it says public sales and if you look at the items then it says also 24 negroes 33:17 a history of heavy burdens even once shackels were long gone. (3)30:41 blacks and cotton, cotton and blacks it didn't matter k 30:45 a fight for equality for years. (5)45:45 with the dred scott decision majority ruled but it doesn't mean they're right 45:49 he has posters and postcards. (5)36:38 this here says right there newport news 36:40 (5)37:11 negro baptism scene norfolk virginia 37:14 items that will make some cringe and others still being debated to this day. (13)55:55 you just cant erase history regardless of how sinful it was display soon at the portsmouth community colored library museum. a place i first took you to in 2014 when it was given new life. (5)42:07 i think it's absolutely awesome that someone had the foresight to save this building 42:13 to move it here to serve as a reminder of history for what it is and a springboard forward to better days. anita blanton toys learn more about the exhibit on wavy dot com. a local police officer has been helping the homles

he also played in the negro league. we have the book right here. h duane once again we really appreciate you being here withwh us. >> i hope you comitatus, calvers county. we are doing autograph signing.s i want to mention i have a buck o'neill signed ball and a book. he's long gone. he was a great fan of mine. > thank you very much. >> this is my foundation and it has the story of jackie robinson.bins > lauren, back over to you. >> great stuff, guys. > i heard somebody say recentln you have to remember the good with the bad that we continue to learn with the the fight between apple and the government over the san bernadine owe's iphone is abouts to escalate and you may witnessy part of it firsthand if you plan to go to an apple store this week. we will explain. >> also coming up one man nearly paid dearly for trying to take a shortcut at the train station. what was he thinking? stay with us. > protests are being planned in cities across the country this week. it is in response to the fbi's request that apple make it i easier to unlock an encrypted

thurgood marshall: when i'd go in these towns, i would go down where the poor negroes were andtalk to them. they to me proved what i knew all along, is that the average negro has this complex that was built in as a result solely of segregation. jose anderson: usually these towns were inviting marshall through, you know, a courageous african-american preacher, or a church group. once they would determine that they had suitableconditions in a town, marshall would call to host a mass meeting to generate community interest, resources. they actually believed that the mass meeting shouldgo before the selection of the case. marshall uld often tell the local community to come to the courthouse to watch what was going to take place. kimberle crenshaw: so people would want to come and see this famous african-american lawyer, really being the david against the goliath. i mean this is a time when african-americans did not look white people in the eye. if you looked them in the eye that could be an invitation to being lynched. and they get to go to a courtroom and see an african-american not only

karla: me chÓmpiras se parece a un oso panda, es blanco con negro. un actor para mi nueva pelÍcula de comillas -"la guerra de las ganancias", ¿cÓmo se llama el actor? >> sean penn. >> es mi amigo. ¿le pueden llevar unas florecitas a mi reina que estÁ adentro? >> si quiere, y uno de esos tambiÉn. >> se les arregla para la vestimenta y todo. >> le va a salir caro. >> yo de eso no sufro, lo que ustedes quieran, eso sÍ, me tienen que ayudar a abrir el agujero. orlando: quisiera ser - quisieras que calibre 50 participara de la pelÍcula? >> quiero uno mÁs grande. ¿quieren estar en la pelÍcula?, no me salgan con el chapo del ocho, yo soy el original. orlando: hablando de kate del castillo... >> no me hablen de kate, me gusta es paquita la del barrio, tanta rata inmunda, me siento identificado. orlando: a calibre 50 tambiÉn le encanta paquita la del barrio. >> nos encanta paquita. orlando: ¿a quÉ artista llevarÍan a presentarse con el chapo guzmÁn? >> a arnold "suÉter negro". orlando: estamos aquÍ con calibre 50 y el chapo guzmÁn! >> verdad, un destista y la

i'm initiated into the negro race. from now on i'm the interrer of side doors and back doors and sometimes no door at all. meanwhile, cora horne's southern cousin and her daughters married to prosperous husbands were also club women but of a very different nature. middle class black southern women concentrated on self-improvement rather than do-gooding or uplifting the race which could be dangerous occupations in the 1920s south. they formed circles to discuss horticulture, literature and foreign travel, but politics were forbidden, and do-gooding was done strictly through atlanta's first congregational church. cora's granddaughter, little lena, now had her own first southern experience. in 1923 lena's errant mother, touring the south as an actress, wanted her daughter with her but mostly left her with strangers. lena now became an object of contention between her mother and grandmother, pulled between her secure brooklyn life and wherever her mother was in the south. so young lena, who went to an -- [inaudible] nurser

el sospechoso es identificado como bernard highs llevaba en un automÓvil de color negro o cinco onzasechoso. a que hoy domingo venciÓ el plazo para que los indigentes es instalados en la casa de divisiond - desocuparan la zona, esperan a que la policÍa los hechos de allÍ. las autoridades habilitaron un albergue con capacidad para 150 personas pero hasta este momento parece que luce casi vacÍo. ramÓn:los manifestantes insistieron en que el cucÚ planes un pequeÑo grupo que no representa la forma de ser de los habitantes de aquÍ,una ciudad donde el 52% de los habitantes de origen latino. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: este dÍa terminÓ la convenciÓn estatal del partido demÓcrata que se desarrolló este fin de semana en la ciudad de san josÉ. durante tres dÍas los demÓcratas de california debatieron las estrategias para atraer el voto latino y la importancia que tiene esta minorÍa en el proceso electoral. tambiÉn aprobaron su plataforma polÍtica en la que destaca el compromiso para mejorar el primer de -nivel de vida de las personas con menos ingresos. >> que salgan a las urnas para votar porque va a ser u

leonardo di caprio pasÓ rÁpido por la alfombra roja vestida de negro .la llegÓ con su propio diseÑo. >> los botones son del siglo xix... linette: la colombiana sofÍa vergara llegÓ con un vestido azul. felicidades colombia! >> muchas gracias un honor representar a colombia y amÉrica latina. linette: como te sientes, primera vez que una pelÍcula latinoamericana estÁ nominada? >>muy feliz, recibimos la llamada del presidente para felicitarnos. >> un mensaje para colombia, viva mi patria colombia! viva mi pequeÑa patria y mis paisanos indÍgenas que estÁn en este momento viÉndome y escuchÁndome, muchas felicitaciones. linette: a una sola de ganar su segundo Óscar como director en forma consecutiva, platicamos con el mexicano alejandro gonzÁlez iÑárritu. alejandro: me siento muy contento, es un orgullo y hay mucho que hacer todavÍa, deben haber mÁs oportunidades, no sÓlo para los latinos, los asiÁticos, o sea todos, creo que la diversidad es un tema importante pero que no tiene que empezar aquÍ. es una visiÓn cultural que viene arrastrando muchos prejuicios, p

cabello largo color negro con puntas rosadas.. --- la ltima vez que fue vista vesta un pantaln negrouter amarillo... --- se pide si usted sabe cualquier cosa se comunique con las autoridades... juanfra ---llamaradas de tal intensidad, que podran describirse como infierno en la tierra... todo un batallon de bomberos trabaj arduamente para contener un voraz incendio esta madrugada en la ciudad de oakland ---- take map reporter sobre la calle dz y la avida 52 --- lorena/roll vo --- las llamas acabaron por completo con un templo religio y afect viviendas cercanas --- roll paola --- paola reyes se encuentra en vivo desde el lugar de los hechos con los detalles.. cuntanos, buenos das --- paola live live bug paola on cam que tal buenos dias a esta hora hay once personas desplazadas, afortunadamente solo tres de ellas sufrieron lesiones menores... live shot como pueden ver ya los bomberos han logrado controlar las llamas de este incendio de tres alarmas que inicio en el templo budista que pueden ver a mis espaldas take vo ubicado en la cuadra 52 de la calle 10 este en oakland poco antes de l

(sot) dave hodges weed for votes.com 05:20:32 dicen que el mercado negro es algo horrible y esperan quegalizar la droga se terminaria esta practica , se crearian empleos, y se generarian ingresos para el estado. (vo) se estima que esta organizacin en los proximos meses entregara unas 10 mil libras de mariguana por medio de este programa y otros como weed for donations, y weed for signatures.es decir mariguana por donaciones y mariguana por firmas. (sandra) sepan ustedes que no es la primera vez que se hace una actividad similar, en el 2014 implementaron la misma estrategia para atraer votantes que apoyen la legalizacion de la droga. ellos aqu estara hasta las 8 de la noche.. sandra bermudez noticiero t 48. cesar/take vo ---los nuevos carriles "express" en la carretera 5-80 finalmente abrieron esta maÑana... --son dos carriles en direccin este que atraviesan las ciudades de "livermore", "dublin" y "pleasanton"... los carriles en direccin oeste abrirn hasta el prximo lunes... --conductores que viajen solos tendrn que pagar una tarifa pero los automoviles compartidos, autobuses y motocicle

el papa francisco, pero con un estilo totalmente diferente, para empezar su santidad los prefiere negros ciudad en san francisco del rincÓn encontramos a la ciudad salazar ellos confeccionan los tÍpicos sombreros mexicanos y tambiÉn preparan una sorpresa al papa, son las mano de doÑa goya las elegidos para realizar los sombreros. ♪ ♪ y en el borde las banderas latinoamÉricas por dentro otra imagen de la virgen, el pontÍfice dijo que lo primero que harÍa es ir a visitar a la venerada virgen, dÁndole asÍ el lugar que tiene para los mexicanos. si el papa francisco im gui nara el amor que han puesto las personas que trabaja en esta fÁbrica de sombreros para preparar el suyo, seguramente que lo va atesoroar. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. marÍa elena: bueno noticias univisiÓn tendrÁ la mas extensa cobertura de esta visita que comenzarÁ el viernes y el papa visitarÁ tan solo en la ciudad de mÉxico entre un evento y otro el peregrino de la paz se desplazarÁ por mas de 140 millas, noticias univisiÓn le darÁ la llegada del papa, las misas papals y en univisiÓn .com puede segui

luego huyÓ en un auto tipo sedan con negros polarizados.a donald trump, el primer descalabro surgiÓ cuando te toca ya la luz. otra cuando a bush sin duda no fue la noche para el controversial donald. la noche con los minutos, un vÍdeo que muestra no presenta golpeando un anciano causan dilaciones de sociales. tambiÉn causa polÉmica investigaciÓn de una investigaciÓn en mÉxico que revela que la boda entre el en presidente y la primera dama se llevÓ a cabo de forma irregular. los detalles estomas en breve. venía caminando. había comprado dos croissants de desayuno por 4 dólares, cuando me atacó el oso. de un manotazo se devoró uno de los croissants. entonces apareció jack y se encargó de la bestia, para que pudiera escaparme. y eso pasó con tu croissant de desayuno. ¿y el tuyo? sobrevivió. compártelo sólo contigo. huevos frescos estrellados con jamón y tocino, o salchicha. dos croissants de desayuno por 4 dólares. >> brutal esto, la policÍa en nueva jersey investiga el caso de una agresiÓn en contra a un anciano. las imÁgenes se escucha la pe

are you trying to talk negro, or are you having an indigestion attack? either way, it comes out gas. i'd like to apologize for my children's rudeness. in this neighborhood, it's to be expected. well, i hate to disappoint you, dear, but around here, you don't always get what you expect. mrs. evans, it seems that you and i are the two finalists for this bus-driving job. and if uncle fred ever regains the use of his tongue, he'll tell you that there's really no point in your taking the test this afternoon. well, in the first place, i am much more qualified than you are. i majored in child psychology. i am summa cum laude. that's no big deal. ma is southern baptist. and i majored in three children. yeah, and she only flunked in one. in the second place, if push comes to shove, uncle fred will have a private, little talk with mr. collingswood -- isn't that right, fred? [ raspy voice ] right, private. that's not fair. that's cheating, fred. wait a minute. would you do something that underhanded, skinhead? skinhead certainly would. well, uh, in that case, i got

on behalf of the negro community across america, i hope you do not go. >> this is the olympic games. he has been training his whole life. >> you are the best. you have a chance to strike a powerful blow. i know it must sound hypocritical for any american to talk about racial bigotry in other countries, but that is the reason we must not go to these games. we have a chance here. oppressed people of germany. karen: owens did go to the berlin olympics. his presence and winning performance in track and field destroyed hitler' s dream of aryan supremacy. what was it like to walk in his shoes? you shot a few scenes in berlin. there was that moment when you walk into the olympic stadium, where they' ve filmed the 1936 olympics. we see you looking around the stadium. how did you feel personally in that moment? >> i got chills. not only filming the scene, but beforehand, walking up to the stadium for the first time. on the day we were going to be filming that scene. walking in jesse' s footsteps, right up to those gates. i walked into an empty stadium. he walked into the stadium with 150,000

. >> que queda de esta sÁtira de pelo negro, de barranquilla colombia? hay mucho de mÍ que permanece intacto, otras cosas han cambiado, de que sirve estar vivo sino nos transformamos, cambiamos, mejoramos, evolucionamos. y en otras cosas hasta el queramos. pero es la vida misma. >> un mensaje para que las personas para salir a votar. >> que voten por ese candidato o candidata que ofrezca la mejor posibilidad para los latinos en este paÍs como mÁs oportunidades como oportunidad para nuestros niÑos. por eso candidato candidata que piense la educaciÓn, la educación infantil temprana, y en crear mÁs oportunidades de tipo para nuestros niÑos. pero el final de cuentas, tenemos que pensar en los niÑos que son el centro del debate, y el futuro. conductor: luis coronel platicÓ con univisión, entre los invitados de su disco figuran otras estrellas mexicanas. >> mis discos vienen tantas sorpresas, bien tantas colaboraciones con diferentes gÉneros de mÚsica, tal y como lo dieron. la canciÓn que llevo haciendo bachata. conductor: es una de promesas mÉxico canas bajo

deberÍan ganancias del narcotrÁfico como la fecha diversos nidos en colombia conocido como el mercado negroue capturada reportÓ el dorado de bogotÁ este hombre seÑalado serÉ mensajero de la mafia, responsable de cocinar divisas a estados unidos y al parecer conexos con hezbollah y otras agresiones terroristas. utilizarÍa la oficina de enviados a llevar grandes cantidades de droga a estados unidos a cambio recibÍan armas y les facilitarÍan las rutas de los barcos colombianos tambiÉn el diseÑo informal para poder lavar el dinero producto del narcotrÁfico y las acciones terroristas. en bogotÁ por univisiÓn. ilia: una disciplinada perrita australiana practicando yoga. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ el esfuercontra todo, luchando nadando en el océano por días, esquivando las águilas, si estás ahí no puedes evitar emocionarte. es una escena muy conmovedora mientras cae el sol en el mar, una maravilla. si todos se duermen con tus historias, prueba algo nuevo. maneja la nueva rav4 hybrid con 34 mpg en la ciudad, encontraras más historias por tanque. la nueva rav4 hybrid. toyota. vayamos juntos. lilian: como si se tra