nellie is right. it is about proving that these are communities that matter. >> if i could add, i think it is imperative for everyone to participate in the census. the census is constitutionally mandated. it is to get a picture of who our country is, who makes up our country, and that makes everyone. i think the recent proposed amendment in the senate -- which i have to say, and i want to say, it was soundly defeated -- the status requirement was just a way to intimidate. we should not be calling for it. i do not believe in a boycott on the census. the census count determines how many congressional representatives there are. it is used to figure out funding for counties. sometimes it is our own immigrant communities who really need those resources but are in a weak position to negotiate. i cannot emphasize how important it is to understand that your information given to the census is confidential and there are extra safe marks for the information. there is also big penalties for anyone who inappropria

. >> padres como nelly garcía expresan su molestia en las calles. >> sería malo que por esto haya uns resultaron afectados . >> así mismo 5500 personas perdieron la vida . >> y al tiempo que uno reacciona los seguros son suficientes y muchos accidentes pasan así . >> le recordamos que en california está prohibido mandar textos mientras manejan y si son menores de edad ni siquiera pueden usar manos libres . >> pero esté prevenido porque la multa total podría triplicarse. >> al regreso . >> aficionados de los reiders se reunieron para apoyar a su equipo y rendir homenaje a su líder que falleció ayer . >> el pronóstico extendido más adelante en el segmento del tiempo. . >> los reiders jugaron fuera de su estadio pero aún así miles de fans llegaron a bares a ver el partido por televisión . >> al mismo tiempo recordaron al dueño que murió ayer . >> la organización de los reiders coloco un video del hombre que fuera el jugador y dueño del equipo . >> es extraño ver como cambian las cosas, ojala que sus hijos no vendan el equipo . >> reunión en un bart de la ciudad de san leandro . >> vamos

universities and talk with professors who also read the book you might not have heard about and joining nellis meredith lair a history professor and her book is not quite out yet. it should be by the time this airs but here is the cover of its. armed with abundance. consumer is signed soldiering in the vietnam war. professor lair, what was the typical experience of the american soldier in the vietnam? >> guest: that is the great question to start because the american public has an assumption what it was informed by television, movies, media coverage of the war that tends to focus on the experience of the ground in the boonies in imminent danger living a life of obscurity and degradation and enduring the frequent danger and that is a powerful image and experience that many vietnam veterans have during the war but it is probably not the dominated experience of the war because by the late 1960's the united states had built an incredible logistical a apparatus to support its combat so most soldiers and the viet nam or serving in some kind of a support capacity living largely out of harm's way and

the beginning maria victoria and he were just friends you know yeah but then they became nervous nellies they bought an apartment signed it make a bad mother asked me to. the apartment because the center of maria victoria her love was money laundering operations. in the media because of the accounts and begins to travel back and forth to colombia carrying the trunks full of banknotes this. you know increasingly your luggage has a full possibly can contain as much as four hundred thousand dollars between ninety five and ninety nine in which barely over four years it's been proved they smuggled in at least two million dollars so there are some estimates that it could have been more than ten million. but maria victoria's love as soon betrayed the accountant is really only interested in the money and because greedy and effectively blackmails mrs escobar for no less than five years. in one thousand nine hundred ninety as a dramatic development as the entire escobar family has arrested maria victoria a song. as well as the blackmailer. they're released almost immediately the judges were never

and nellie reyes, an immigrant community advocate. we begin tonight dialogue by hearing from each of our panelists. following that, we will hear invited testimony from several individuals directly impacted. the panel will be discussing a number of issues around comprehensive immigration reform. >> good evening. i just want to thank you all. i want to say that think we all sound more like experts when we quote his research three-time representing the office of congresswoman zoe lofgren. i was told to talk a little bit about our personal connection to immigration. i think that's easy for me. i'm the only person in my family born in the united states. my family is from mexico did my grandfather was recruited to work here in the united states during world war ii. my father emigrated here. i sister and my mother emigrated in 1967. we have very different experiences for all three of those members of my family. in my entire professional life, i was looking back. i've always been around immigration law. i am proud that it has been so. someone

an investigation was launched into the incident that progress is being slowly found the nellis tells us the countless cases against heavy handed police tactics and you see you have any kind of results we witness for ourselves the lack of discrimination when the police lash out when journalists along with his camera to the ground the rise in the level of aggression seen by the police and the more extreme groups of protesters is causing serious concern with the government continuing to implement severe austerity measures in a bid to see that they can use sentiency excepts to keep escalating i think we are brought in fast breaking point in the news of the explaining to form a pledge was a call for the you know the first reaction to for some. given out there we. will be forever exposed has been expressed. first of the press and the impact of the financial crisis is being played out play by play on syntagma square there are now fears that the financial crisis ten into an economic recession could bring entire usa not just the greek people to the new. investment advisor patrick young says t

♪ ♪ >> saludos para nelly. >> menea, menea. nelly! [risas] >> me encanta, mÍrala.vivimos anoche de mira quiÉn baila. me emocionÉ. >> la semana pasada te dije esto pica y se extiende, tal fue porque este domingo pasaron muchas sorpresas. >> las estrellas reaccionaron. vamos a verlo. >> mÁs candente que nunca estuvo esta sexta gala de mira quiÉn baila. golpes, caÍdas y muy fuertes reacciones. todo este picante encendiÓ la pista de baile. fuimos testigos de una eliminaciÓn que dio mucho de quÉ hablar. >> es un hombre dulce y cariÑoso. respetuoso, un momento de coraje lo tiene cualquiera. >> eso no es blue, es una cosa que le llegÓ hasta aquÍ y tuvo que explotar. >> pido a la gente que no saque conclusiones de blue. es una excelente persona. es un gran luchador en todos los aspectos. >> Él y su esposa son unos divinos de verdad. se ganaron el corazÓn de todos los compaÑeros y fueron super, superespeciales. >> y un momento vergonzozo fue el que pasÓ la bailarina de cristian. >> en un momento tratÉ de arrancar la cosa esa que salÍa y no podÍa y fue incÓmodo pero ahÍ estÁ

questions will be answered and want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and we'll get to nellie's whether d.f.s. is putting out there and whether it's not so much my pleasure. so to come tonight we have our fireside friday and then i had a happy hour and i think eighty six cobbs actually predict the death of that author plus we're still waiting on the rapture back into some of. the beliefs of the left anything. like what a fantastic nobody seems to know. that it will persuade the face of the are going to take it being overly dramatic. so. you know. to tonight's. speech. this week we're blessed with a whole new boatload of show us just how dire the economic situation in. our political establishment is for little. americans. released yesterday shows that poverty rates rose. in almost every single state in the. country in mississippi and in mexico more than one out of every five people are now living in poverty and i remind you what living in poverty actually means for a family of four that's just over twenty two thousand dollars to live on and here and here is an even more differenc

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super stars, mariah carrey, beyonce, usher, lionel richie, nelly furtado all performs at events earning each. some later gave the money to charity. now it's unknown if this million dollar baby and fellow star would appear for this. this swanky event sure was that. >> that was michelle kosinski reporting. hillary swank released a statement apologizing for the appearance at that lavish party for the president. let's get more from our columnist. you have this apology? >> i think she raised air great point saying why would somebody want to celebrate that sort of thing? is money the draw. hillary swank in a statement apologizes and said i thought it would be a celebration for the city. you saw in a piece there a very newly built extravagant-looking downtown area. she thought she would be supporting the complex and instead, this is according to the statement she reads, hillary said i deepry regret attending this event that was for my commitment for the protection of human rights. i would never raise doubts about such commitments. obviously she is not what she signed up for. she said happy bir

. >> i want to say carlos mart nelly, montano is forgiven by our sisters we will continue to pray for his continued rehabilitation. >> his uncle says his family has visited the monastery to attend mass and the accident has changed their lives and his nephew's. >> he talked to us, about god he got to us, reading the bible, you know, by himself, he regrets a lot over what happened you know, all the spanish community ... >> reporter: now sentencing in this case is scheduled february of next year, and the felony murder charge, that he was found guilty of today carries alone a maximum of 40 years in prison. defense argued today they considered this an accident there was no malicious intent he never intended to kill anyone during the accident but given his two prior dui convictions and arguments today, the judge did of course side with prosecution, defense is telling us today, lawyers are saying they do plan to likely appeal this case. that is the latest here in prince william county back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to the lululemon murder trial for the first time since testimony began th

we expect to hear from a spokesperson, an attorney and then kurt knox, the father, etta nellis, the motherd perhaps a statement from amanda knox, although that was unclear. the family very concerned how amanda is going to handle all of this now that she's out and free and has the ability to interact with the media which she's not had in that italian prison. >> also the ability to actually speak freely, something she hasn't really been able to do. after they leave the airport, do we know what happens to her next? she obviously hasn't been able to plan for her future at this point. where is she even headed? >> reporter: look, you know, she lived with her mother. if that's where she goes back, we'll see. i can tell you there's going to be a lot of media chasing her, trying to find out where she is and capture every aspect of her life. the family told me they would like it if she could, quote, unquote, go dark for about six weeks, try to assess what she wants to do, what kind of deals she want to enter and kind of get back into this freedom and pressure slowly, but it's anybody's guess honestl

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. >> reporter: on stage, katy reid and marcello transform into nelly and amiel a navy nurse and french plantation own who fall in love. the musical which is set during world war ii debuted yesterday at the hippodrome. >> we are as different as people can be. >> ♪ it's true. >> reporter: while love is the major part of the show it tackles war and racial prejudice. it is those themes and the messages behind them that cast members say keeps the play current. >> i think in a way it never is outdated. >> there's racial tension and there's still this idea of becoming bigger than yourself and questioning what you have been taught. >> reporter: the south pacific play is is based on the lincoln center production, cast members tell us they try to make the performance into their own. >> this is you know a version that's never been done before. >> reporter: it's the costume set dough signs and, of course, the music of rogers and hammerstein ♪ >> reporter: that pay tribute to the original and take you back to the era. >> very dramatic. big, pulsing music. >> we have a incredible ensemble and wonder

. >> padres como nelly garcÍa expresan su consternaciÓn de los conductores distraÍdos. >> viendo el facebook grupos Étnicos. >> poncho nos trae clases no de baile, de nataciÓn. >> cuÉntanos! ♪ ♪ >> las de baile mÁs adelante, fÉlix y sacha. vamos a hablar ahora de nataciÓn. hubo 384 casos de niÑos ahogados en las vacaciones. creo que no solamente esos son los casos, se olvidan que los accidentes pueden ocurrir en cualquier Época del aÑo. incluso en nuestra casa, en una argentina. yo le enseÑÉ a mi hija valeria a aprender a nadar a los dos aÑos. vean esto. >> ambientaciÓn, seguridad, independencia. son las etapas mÁs importantes para que nuestros hijos puedan salvar su vida por si caen en una piscina, lago o playa. >> esto es importante. hay niÑos que tienen miedo al agua, quÉ se hace y por qué se produce esto. >> ok. >> todos tenemos miedo al agua. porque todos tenemos miedo a morir, si no o aprendes a respirar ahÍ vas a morir. hay una intensidad de miedo y otros que tienen terror. los que ya tienen terror vamos directo... tiene que ir directo con alguien personalizado que lo lleve a superar

. >> even celebrities like the entertainer liza mow nellie sold off personal items. >> these are alln "today's" tag sale donation. >> 2002 salt lake city olympics. i ran with this. but you know, what i think it now needs to go to someone who really will donate for a good cause. >> we valued the items, but would anyone else? >> this is something that was given to me in cape town, south africa years ago on a where in the world trip. a beaded version of me. so get top dollar. have fun. >> golf shoes, anyone? could be a bargain. >> our choices were certainly personal. ♪ >> there you go. true nbc base. >> this is hard to part with. >> this is a find. >> i like it. >> this can be yours. beautiful. >> i rode up and down the pacific coast highway on the back of a motorcycle with this outfit on. if you don't think this is valuable enough, i'll throw in al roker. >> it was al who reminded us that one person's junk is apparently another person's treasure. >> okay. now we've got elizabeth mayhu, the editor in chief of "women's day" magazine. good morning. >> good morning. >> we've got to get the

all the anchors have demonstrated that it is not just for 22 minutes at 6:30 the defense barrister nellis or what news divisions are at the 1340 minutes a day, just on the air for 22 minutes. the other 1418 minutes or journalists who have access to the world wide web into our websites and they are creating concepts very valuable. part of it is a look at those 22 minutes as the center of the sort of were the biggest audience gathers. our operations are 1440 minutes a day and brian and scott and etienne are leading the charge to those other minutes, too. >> costar begin with you, then, going back and forth. we are meeting in washington. all of your well experienced in politics. you heard the set of jokes by both walter and david bradley about how extreme the politics of modern life has become. you are going to over the next year be covering a presidential campaign during the most polarized environment anyone can remember. how are you going to manage these shoals? how are you going to manage the kinds of debates he run, establishing what is fact and what is not fact. what can you tell us abo

nelly morales, and mr. gustavo, prepared statements for the occasion and without objection i ask that their statements be accomplished in the congressional record. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there further one-minute requests? the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. kildee of michigan for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentleman from indiana, mr. rokita, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. rokita: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and salute an exceptional hoosier, dr. edward b. mcclain. sadly we lost dr. mcclain on september 12. i wish to express my condolences, thoughts and prayers to his family. he was an inspiration on my path to serving the people of indiana and his teachi