. >> Última pausa y al regresar conmemoran en el cine occidental el primer aniversario de un trÁgicoetaria de la mina. documentos impuestos publicado por prensa asociada revelan que la hija de la ex candidata republicana a vicepresidente sara palin ganÓ mÁs de $ 262.000 por su papel en una campaÑa publicitariapara la prevenciÓn del embarazo en 2009, tenÍa 18 aÑos cuando fue nombrada como embajadora de adolescentes para la fundaciÓn candy de nueva york. >> tres meses despuÉs de haber dejado sus funciones de gobernador de california, arnold schwarzenegger aprovechÓ una visita al mercado de audiovisuales en cannes franpara volver al mundo del espectÁculo. >> las redes sociales ademÁs de servir para encontrar viejas amistades con nuevos amigoscumplen como su nombre lo indica, una funciÓn social. por la esposa de un hombre que esperaba dos aÑos, el transplante de riÑÓn decidió colocar un mensaje en facebook, pidiendo un donante para salvar la vida a su marido. ese mismo dÍa contacto respondiÓ que tenÍa el mismotipo de sangre y se puso en contacto. >> en esos casos casi 100 prevemos que es

. ---4 con 89 queda el galon de la super en la zona central y occidental. --- y en zona oriental, 4 con-en venezuela investigan el asesinato a tiros de 7 miembros de la tribu "wayu" , entre ellos 2 niÑos... ---sucedio en el estado occidental de zulia. ---- solo una menor sobrevivio a la masacre y se encuentra hospitalizada.. .. ---la policia aun no tiene pistas pero sospechan que pudo tratarse de rivalidad entre familias... stop for open ! cu --toman fuerza los preparativos que culminarn con la beatificacion de uno de los papas mas queridos en latinoamerica y el mundo.... el papa juan pablo segundo. --- rogelio mora-tagle desde el vaticano nos dice cual fue la cruz mas pesada que el papa viajero, tuvo que cargar durante su vida. take pkg ---juan pablo segundo fue una figura que dividio opiniones, lo consideraban muchos un papa muy conservador para otros era un santo en vida este es un retrato del hombre que sera beatificado el prximo primero de mayo aqui en la plaza de san pedro. --para la gran mayoria de los catlicos, incluso para otros, juan pablo ii era una figura ejemplar, vajero in

that ship a lesson in managing expectations from dr caroline held and professor of politics at occidental college now it's not just american policies coming under fire international policies are as well as the international monetary fund needs and washington critics blamed their policies for conditions that led to the under arrest in the middle east well emerging countries are calling for a greater voice in the i.m.f. decision making archies marine important i am has more. yes. from smoke bombs to broken glass austerity measures budget cuts and taxes have inflamed riots across europe and elsewhere aside from anger connecting these cash strapped countries heavy hand played by the international monetary fund and world bank global institutions meant to promote economic growth and reduce poverty get critics say their priorities lie elsewhere they're looking out for the interests of their creditors spain portugal greece the i.m.f. is working with the european authorities and one of these countries are going to recover for as much as ten years. public first ration with branded unemployment high

that was caroline hellman professor of politics at occidental college and dan ferrazzi of presidents of grassroots political consulting. we want to move on now to fall out from the actions of one florida man terry jones in that florida pastor from the dove world outreach center who are going to a mock trial that ended in the burning of the qur'an at his church and this was a story largely ignored by us media but it was news in afghanistan and it was news that sparked a major reaction there several people were killed including an incident in mazar e sharif and protesters overran a united nations compound and killed twelve we did hear a response from a u.n. envoy to afghanistan it said quote freedom of speech does not mean a freedom of offending culture or religion traditions especially when there are so many of us both civilians and frankly military part of the world and particularly in afghanistan so i think the main blame we have is about the irresponsible gesture that was made on that case the proof is that those who entered the building were actually furiously angry about the issu

all down i've got caroline hellman in our los angeles studio she's a professor of politics that occidental college also joining me here in washington dan for actually the president of grassroots political consulting firm just first question and then i'll start with you will the shutdown happen i think it's quite possible at this point in time with the divergence and separation between the two sides doesn't seem to be much chance for a compromise at this point caroline what do you think. well i think it's about a fifty fifty chance i would agree with chris van hollen who is the ranking democrat on the house budget committee who put the odds at that really for two reasons one we've got eighty seven new freshmen republicans who identify with the tea party who want bigger cuts then democrats are willing to make and the second reason is that they've included defunding of planned parenthood as well as health care as part of the republican proposal and that will lead to an end pass the question is whether or not they will take the political risk and actually shut down the government rather than d

bin laden y su mano derecho desde afganistán continuaban planeando ataques en el blanco contra occidentess montañas de bora bora hasta diciembre. el hecho autor intelectual dijo que lo in lleyectaron para caus impotencia. y cumplen skomenzó un a planeare en marruecoss. >>> lo condenamos de la manera más fuerte, es desafortunado que el nueva york times y otras publicaciones decidieran publicarlo, el mrez espresident comprometido con el cierre del lugar >>> el pentágono y la casa blanca dice no spie se puede toa información de estos documentos porque no hay un análisis de la comisión especial de guantánamo creada por el presidente que examinó varias fuentes de información en washington lourdes univisión. ( ♪ música ) >>> la otan atacó hoy y destruyó un edificio del otntro del comp del líder libio gadafi. un portavoz libio dijo que gadafi había resultado ileso y algunas imágenes lo mostraron reuniéndose con personas en una carpa supuestamente hoy lunes. >>> mientras tanto residentes de la ciudad misrata disminuyeron hoy, el fin de semana hubo sangrientos combates, médico del lugar dijeron qu

of the rain is north of the golden gate bridge, smattering of, of light rain around hills berg, occidental, looks like that's the scenario with the light rainfall, temperature wise in the 40 and low 50s. winds are dialing back and tomorrow morning carry that umbrella. we have a chance of a lingering shower. official sun up at 6:28. won't see much of it. once we clear out we'll have sun for the afternoon hours. weak system rolling through the bay area. you can see how disorganized it. high pressure for friday and out over the eastern pacific more possibility little of rain showers into monday. tomorrow with it becomes partly sunny during the afternoon hours temperature wise, 50s beaches, 60s bayside. high 60s toward the tri valley. now meanwhile the extended forecast, i want to spend time with this. we have mostly cloudy skies on friday, it will be dry for your getaway day. saturday through monday daily chances of light rain showers under mostly cloudy skies. a few sunny breaks for easter sunrise services. to nail it down for you. you have the easter forecast. a few sunny breaks in the 50s

los bomberos continuaron haciendo progresos en su batalla contra varios incendios en la parte occidentalo pueda desencadenas nuevos fuegos. mÁs de 460 bomberos trabajan para construir una lÍnea de contenciÓn de las llamas. ♪ >> en siria la situaciÓn social estÁ que arde. luego de las msaciones un dÍa despuÉs de que se firmara un decreto para poner fin al estado de emergencia vigente desde 1973, se registrÓ una represiÓn del gobierno. continuÓ al dÍa siguiente en el funeral de algunos manifestantes acribillados. >> era el sonido de la violencia detrÁs de la misma violencia. el dÍa mÁs sangriento. porque en las marchas a favor de la democracia, en contra del presidente, murieron casi 90 personas. los policÍas dispararon contra los participantes en los funelales. se oÍan gritos exigiendo la caÍda del rÉgimen. >> mÉtanse a sus casas, estÁn disparando en todos lados. en una guerra con cÓdigos, ni reglas, otras doce personas se agregaron a las listas. habÍa que cargar o arrestrar a las personas para salvarlas. aseguran que fuerzas de seguridad habrÍan matado a cuatro mÁs. algo difÍcil de confi

. >> you went to occidental college in california. what year did you graduate?1978. >> to say that $5,100 was the tuition then when you were in school. for a year? >> my last year, that was the total room and board and tuition. >> you said applied to inflation it would be $16,000 today, but it is well over $40,000. >> now you see why did the book. i had to figure out a way to pay for my son's college education. >> what is the reason for that, beyond inflation costs? >> it is the question -- it is the $55,000 question that every parent faces in our situation, which is how you pay for it? why is it so expensive? i could not get a straight answer. there have been some studies done, but mostly academics have shied away from the subject, for obvious reasons. they don't want to talk bad about the boss. what few studies i could find were not that helpful. finally, i found a guy who is a professor at ohio state, an economist. he has studied the economy of higher education so thoroughly that every president of university hates him, because he actually applied a skeptical

murphy and occidental petroleum each rallied 2.6%. leading the sector losers, financial stocks. this financial select e.t.f. fell about one percent on light volume. google finally got the government's green light to buy i.t.a. software. i.t.a. makes software for airfare search websites. under a settlement with the justice department, google will have to license i.t.a. data to other websites and it must continue to support that software. google shares were down a fraction with the broad market. this deal was first announced back in july when google was near this low. but the government okay comes after travel website expedia's announcement last night that it has preliminary plans to split into two companies. that led to today's 13% jump. the plan would separate expedia's trip advisor business, which uses i.t.a.'s software. disk drive makers seagate and western digital were moving up today. seagate added almost 8% after announcing a stock dividend and gave an upbeat quarterly update. competitor western digital added 2.7%. finally, some big drugmaker stocks may be in focus next wee

occidental petroleum was red hot, up almost 9%. volume almost quadrupled. this is a new all-time high after stronger than expected earnings. same story at e.q.t., with shares gaining 5.5%. oil giant chevron saw a much smaller gain despite higher earnings. speaking of energy, solar panel maker sunpower shot up more than 30%, easily making a new 52-week high. french oil giant total is buying a big stake of the firm. total will buy 60% of sun-power, paying $23.25 for each share. that values the company at over $2 billion. a couple of shoe makers got tripped up. crocs fell 5.5%. first quarter earnings tripled but its outlook was a step behind expectations. deckers outdoor-- the company behind teva sandals and ugg boots-- lost 10%. it forecast a loss in the second quarter-- a big surprise. meantime, a couple of blue jean makers were moving in different directions. true religion apparel is at an 11-month high after much better forecast earnings. lee and wrangler jean maker v.f. corp fell 7.5%. it has hiked prices because of higher cotton costs. finally, bonds. he

so i pursued public policy both at occidental college, where i went to school as an undergrad, and also you see-berkeley where i pursued public policy -- also you see -- also uc-berkeley. that was really what shape my interest in public policy. >> where you place yourself on the local political spectrum? the left or right? supervisor chu: i know a lot of folks want to put a person in the position where they call you left, progressive, moderate, whatever category that might be, and i think it really depends on the issue. generally, i am a very practical legislator. i like to look at what the impacts of legislation would be before voting on it, so i think, depending on the issue, you could move around, and i think that should be the way that most people think, which is, "let's consider the facts of legislation before you actually consider it, irrespective of what spectrum it comes from." >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? supervisor chu: it is hard. i learned that my shoes were out pretty quickly -- wore out pretty quickly. i learned to be more practical about the type

gain some compensation some kickbacks possibly some fees from the oil companies and in october you occidental petroleum and chevron two us two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us while. it was exclusive analysis of the military operation in libya where often the videos. you can see footage sent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi thousands gathered on friday in the victims of bombing you can download these images video service after they be applies there's no charge. to the page which gives you on that access to thousands of clips on the web site. the u.s. congress has thrush so budget agreeing on spending cuts dangerously close to the deadline republicans and democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government shutdown in fifty years if the shutdown had happened hundreds of thousands of public employees were sold from the start teachers would lock in paying senators agreed on a thirty eight billion dollars worth of cuts be

gain some compensation some kickbacks possibly some fees from the oil companies and in october you occidental petroleum and chevron two us two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. as well as exclusive sort of military operation in libya are offering exclusive interviews to. see footage of our crew was sent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi where thousands gathered on friday for the victims of. these and it's pretty obvious that there is no charge for the link to the page which gives you a bit of resistance gazans clips on our website at r.t. dot com. u.s. congress rushed down to a budget read on spending cuts dangerously close to the deadline republicans and democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government or fifty years if the short term that happened years of rounds of critical for us are here so there isn't any attention is paid senate is agreed on for the billion dollars worth of cuts before the others are over

occidental petroleum and chevron two us two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. nazis and military contributor things that libya could become the next afghanistan he believes the u.s. has made a mistake and they gave the military operation in libya to nato. having spent half a billion dollars finally their humanitarian bombing a leave their enter the second phase after the united states transferred its command and control of its operation odyssey dawn to its ear appeal nato allies their grave weekend worriers from brussels just proved yet again have to ever get a state that nobody eps aleut when nobody can count on their the united states there were repeated the same mistake which they did in two thousand and five in afghanistan when they transferred that command and control in southern part of the kountry to its nato allies as a result it was up to the united states marines to save their courag

yes yes i do believe that it's very significant i believe that in october chevron and occidental petroleum pulled out of libya ok now. italy france britain and china germany all those countries are still in libya ok those countries are still there but the united states pulled out and i believe that at that point the united states began to think that there were they needed to do something to remove could be because he was going to continue to demand behind the scenes he was going to demand that libya receive compensation for the sanctions that they suffered wrongfully for twelve years interesting theory and it's a lesson she's not literally it's a lesson because i want to ask you one of the point taken everything you say i mean i was just what it was what was going on the ground in your thoughts about what's actually happening now as well let's bring you up to date has been further confirmation today of civilian deaths as a result of those coalition strikes in libya let's imagine every detail of this operation is eventually made public just like we saw with afghanistan and iraq wiki leaks d

occidental petroleum and chevron two us two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. what is what is exclusive analysis of the actual racial in the video we're offering exclusive video to me. that seemed pretty crude was sent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi where thousands gathered on friday of the big. things. is an inference from the video. and enterprise there's no charge on the link to the page which considering limited access to thousands of lives on our website. the u.s. congress has rushed down to a budget for agreeing on spending cuts dangerously close to the deadline publicans or democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government shutdown in fifteen minutes. hundreds of thousands of public employees including the soldiers of any teachers will not have been paid senators agreed on a thirty eight billion dollars worth of cuts for the end of september over th

occidental petroleum and chevron two u.s. two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil because definitely an imperialist action to gadhafi see this coming to have any idea about this possible action. i don't think that afi side coming but i think that last summer we were talking about how something how the united states would not be passive in its response so i would say from about june or july on words we knew that something was going to have to give because these two opposing forces and our peace claim is righteous the united states paid those witnesses so those witnesses are western witnesses they've admitted they've been received payments if . you think of their few should be allowed to stay or is that the right thing that the u.s. the u.k. and france should try to remove him is this the right thing to do. well i tell you i think nato is putting out fire with gasoline i think that they're making thi

occidental petroleum and chevron to us two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. well as well as exclusive analysis of the military operation in libya we're offering exclusive videos to. make you see footage our crew has from the rebel stronghold of benghazi where thousands gathered on friday to mourn the victims of nato and even fallow these images from our free video service as the name implies there's no charge on the link to the page which gives you a limited access to thousands of clicks on our website our team dot com. us congress has trashed out a budget agreeing on spending constantly close to the deadline the republicans and democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government shutdown in fifteen years if the shutdown have happened hundreds of thousands of public employees including soldiers. but have not been paid senators agreed on thirty eight billion dolla

gain some compensation some kickbacks possibly some fees from the oil companies and in october you occidental petroleum and chevron two us two major u.s. oil companies pulled out of libya and i think from october on there was going to be something that would happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. what is what is exclusive analysis over a minute shopper ration in that you are offering me some videos to. see footage of crew ascent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi thousands gathered on friday to mourn their terms of nato has gone you can even download these images from a free video service the name implies there's no charge they found a link to the page which gives you are going to access to thousands of tips that's on our websites. now it will be the longest and most ambitious undersea pipeline in the world but it's complete stream of the gas from russia to countries across europe he's never went to see first hand how the construction is progressing. might look like common in middle of a muddy building site but behind me is a key point in one of the most ambitiou

sending the standard point it's down for the third day after all dropped from a thirty mile high occidental petroleum and arc of petroleum slot two percent journal motors which we had two point nine percent but rising oil median prices and increase industrial demand resulted in strong quarterly earnings for alan medium giant alcoa european markets ended in negative territory on monday pulled down by carmakers footsie ended lower banking giant barclays was the top gainer rallying two point seven percent that's after a government appointed commission outlined reform proposals for the banking sector now germany's dax finished in the red as well although shares weighed on the index with bolshoi gains and dima shedding over two and a half percent. and here in moscow the markets have closed in the red on monday both the r.t.s. and isaacs have lost half a percent with energy and metal sectors leading the fall now let's take a look at some individual share moves gazprom advanced to its highest since september two thousand and eight point three percent on a nice ics the company boosted first quarter

lugar donde se originó el derrumbe provocado por el terremoto de 2001 en la colonia las colinas al occidenteionada por varias sectas protestant protestantes, para ellos la adoración de las imágenes es el peor pecado que se puede cometer contra dios. >> entonces bíblicas lo que están haciendo esta gente es ofendiendo a dios con adorar la imagen. >> están ofendiendo al todopoderoso. >> por eso los católicos, le piden a su iglesia que sea más abierta ante estas apariciones, y critican el hecho de que por lo general, casi nunca emiten un ju juicio contundente. >> cualquier evento o manifestación de este tipo no podemos proclamoarnos porque hay corroborar la veracidad y a usted ausente cid de un hecho. >> no dejan de orar y cantar ante las supuestas apariciones, pese a las críticas seguirán ahí para decirle al hijo de dios, para decirle a la morenita, a la virgen de guadalupe que su visita a este país es toda una bendición. >> (♪). >> bueno la iglesia se mantiene en silencio ante este fenómeno lo único que ha manifestado que todo aquello que le haga bien al hombre y fortalezca su fe no puede ser

. >> el papá benedicto xvi dio la misa del jueves santo y solamente hay que mirar al occidente cristianoeno, como siempre los invitamos a seguirnos las 24 horas al día. la página de twitter y facebook y están viendo las direcciones. también en las páginas personales. no olvide que puede ver los reportajes en nuestra página de univisión.com >> los invitamos a una pausa el actor eduardo b. hace importantes revelaciones y nos aclara si está a punto de abandonar su carrera por el llamado de dios. >> más adelante la historia de amor de un cisne y un tractor es increíble lo persigue por todos lados, tenemos más imágenes. volvemos. si, ya se...ya se. tengo que dejar...esto. tengo que llamar a la línea de ayuda gratuita para fumadores. ellos me darán un plan para dejarlo... entonces, ¿vas a... ...dejarlo? todo el mundo quiere que lo deje. mi esposa, mi doctor,... aaah...hasta mi perro. ¿alguien más quiere que lo dejes? ¿eh? ¿qué si alguien más quiere qe lo dejes? ¡yo! yo también quiero dejarlo. línea de ayuda para fumadores... aaah...sí, hola... buenas tardes, hoy en noticias univision 14 a las

he's been followed by ray of occidental petroleum who took home 67 million bucks. here is what you are curious about. nissan and their electric car. the leaf sometimes won't start. they are looking into the cause. it may be the air-conditioning unit. they will not issue a recall for now. if it's the ac unit, it's not safety related. we'll watch. >> never mind the fact your car can you not work. that's all right. >> details, details. >> details. oh, you want a steering wheel with that. that will cost extra. >>> it is 5:15 now. the largest temple in the country is now open in san jose. it was founded in 1984 but it recently went through a $32 million expansion making the 40-acre campus the largest and most expensive in the country. mayor chuck reid was on hand for opening ceremonies yesterday. a prayer hall that holds up to 1500 worshippers. >>> time now, 5:16. we want to check in with christina to get your monday forecast and what you can expect this week. >> yeah. it's pretty good today and tomorrow, then are rain returns on wednesday. plan accordingly. we are look

el estilo lado prenda fue distribuido en estados unidos, españa, y en 15 naciónes del hemisferio occidentalal filo de la noticia coro, pero es posible que hallo el sido violada antes de morir. >> en los 90 tal la tins no representaban el uno por% de la población más de 45 mil en el condado, la mayoría se dedicaba a la agricultura o construcción, por esto hubiese sido fácil, de manera que sospechan que la víctima probablemente ni si quiera vivía en esta área. >>. >> las investigaciones dicen que tampoco fue asesinada en la zona. >>. >> su ropa interior no estaba sucia y las plantas de sus pies no tenían tierra ni lodo. >> y además la posición del músculos después muerta era distinta a la posición que la encontraron. >> los datos han sido distribuidos incluso en la internet hasta ahora sin resultados. >> su cadáver es el único en el condado que no ha sido identificado. y para ellos representa una herida abierta. >> saben que en algún lugar una familia que tiene la pieza falto ante de este rompe cabezas, también busca respuestas, a el dolor de haber perd de ahí un ser querido. >> según el fbi

. >> besides occidental, where else did you go to school? >> i was in berkeley in california, i was in church divinities school of the pacific, indiana university. i get around. >> how did your lincoln book do? >> i think it did well. people get addicted to these rankings for how much things are selling. it is like a crack pipe. i have tried to stay away from it. >> what is your next book? >> i don't know. i am dying to find a good idea. >> in the experience you had with this book, what is the most hilarious moment that you and your son participated in? >> i mentioned him falling asleep at the college night. offhand that is probably the one i remember most. >> how about your daughter? >> my daughter is a saint. she was dragged along on all of this, these college trips. emily is her name. >> what is your wife's name? denise. >> what does denise think about all this? >> she has read the book. she thinks i did not give full enough expression to her son's wonderfulness, that i was somehow muting his spectacular gifts and charms, which i am sure

occidental college has dug in their heels, and the parents have also. do you think you might tell the parents something that might persuade 'em to let her go? the because she's -- it was 5,000 in 1965. it's about 225,000 today. completely everything paid. even advance programs. anyway, i said, well, anita, how bad do you want to go? i want to go, mr. castro. i said how much english do your parents understand? none at all. i said, keep a straight face. [laughter] i said -- [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> if you don't understand spanish, learn it. [laughter] no, no. [applause] no, what i told 'em, i said this, you know, this grant is a federal grant. you don't fool with the federal government here in this country. if you don't accept it, they're going to fine you, and also they're going to throw you in jail, so you might as well accept et. [laughter] they did. and the bottom line story on that is that she went on to get advanced scholarships and also got her ph.d.. finish and she taught for many year at cal state long beach and recently retired,

que ellos usan el talibÁn usa la violencia para ocapar al mundo occidental.erta amÉrica. vamos con ustedes. ♪ ♪ >> nuestra comunidad hispana es la minorÍa mÁs grande de inmigrantes en este paÍs y desafortunadamente los que tenemos el Índice mÁs bajo de yasistencia escolar sobre todo cuando se trata de carreras universitarias. >> hay que ponerse las pilas y tal vez esto se deba al desconocimiento de los programas de ayuda a los estudiantes. >> hay una mujer que estÁ motivada a informar y ayudiar ayudar a los jÓvenes. laura sierra desde houston nos tiene mÁs detalles. >> vamos a ver. >> hola, quÉ tal? ¡muy buenos dÍas! cuÁl son muchos los jÓvenes que se encuentran con sobtÁculos obstáculos para estudiar en este paÍs por su estatus. hay una mujer hispiana hispana que ayuda a los jÓvenes. gracias a amparo navarrete, una mujer que se ha dedicado por mÁs de 0 aÑos 30 aÑos a conocer a los jÓvenes de huston a estudiar. ya que muchos alumnos no saben quÉ camino tomar para estudiar una carrera universitaria. >> un honor y un privilegio darle la oportunidad a mi gente p

nos encontramos en la ciudad de guadalajara y nos trasladamos a la perla de occidente para comunicarnosndolo. tengo las cosas ahÍ y no sabemos si dejarlas que se curen solas o hacer un injerto, yo lo que no quisiera ya es meterme a las operaciones. estoy cansado. >> dice tener pruebas de ser la vÍctima y no el responsable. >> encontramos unas fotografÍas, la fuente yo quisiera dejarla ahÍ... no. hubo fotografÍas de muchas dependencias, de seguros y de todo. y en estas fotos en especial, hay tres en las cuales estÁ muy claro que yo no invadÍ el carril de la sra., para nada, fue todo lo contrario. y vamos a ver. o sea, ahora sÍ que a las pruebas me remito. >> presenciamos que le regalÓ su primer muleta con la que caminÓ por primera vez despuÉs del accidente. >> en estos momentos es cuando conoces mÁs a las personas y a veces... no entiendes cÓmo o por quÉ pero asÍ se dio. esta persona con la cual ya tenÍa mi relaciÓn desde noviembre del aÑo pasado de repente pasa esto y es la primera que estÁ ahÍ para ayudarme en mis necesidades bÁsicas. >> fue incluido en un proyecto de ley que con su ej

y algo muy trÁgico. 2 periodistas de occidente murieron, mientras cubrÍan los sangrientos combates entre indocumentados sb 1070? no solo en el estado de arizona. >>> lo que hemos visto, es que muchos estados estaban prometiendo pasar esta ley estilo arizona a nivel estatal pero un reporte que realizamos en el consejo nacional de la raza, enseÑa que aunque 31 estados han considerado esta ley, hasta el momento 22 estados lo han rechazado y han dicho que no, mucho tiene que ver con los factores econÓmicos que ha sufrido el estado de arizona por efecto de esta ley. >>> ¿que impactos econÓmicos dejan leyes como esta sb 1070 en este paÍs de inmigrantes? >>> bueno lo que hemos visto en arizona y lo que aprenden los otros estados. que arizona ha perdi perdido 700 millones de dÓlares por boicot y otros medios que se han tomado en contra del estado. y otros estados no quieren seguir esos pasos y han rechazado esa ley a su nivel. >>> sin embargo, se ha desatado una ola anti inmigrante en estados unidos ¿cree que mÁs estados pueden tomar como ejemplo la sb 1070 para cerrarle la puerta a los inmigran

. >> you went to occidental college in california. what year did you graduate?> 1978. >> you say that $5,100 was the tuition then when you were in school. for a year? >> my last year, that was the total room and board and tuition. >> you said applied to inflation it would be $16,000 today, but it is well over $40,000. >> now you see why i did the book. i had to figure out a way to pay for my son's college education. >> what is the reason for that, beyond inflation costs? >> it is the question -- it is the $55,000 question that every parent faces in our situation, which is how you pay for it? why is it so expensive? i could not get a straight answer. there have been some studies done, but mostly academics have shied away from the subject, for obvious reasons. they don't want to talk bad about the boss. what few studies i could find were not that helpful. finally, i found a guy who is a professor at ohio state, an economist. he has studied the economy of higher education so thoroughly that every president of a university hates him, because he actually applied a sk

the word is according to what i have read that he was a terrible student when he went to occidental. he then gets to columbia. he then gets to columbia. i heard at columbia he was not a very good student. heating is to harvard. how'd you get to harvard if you are not a good student? maybe that is right or maybe it is wrong, but i do not know why he does not release his record. what is he not release his records? i will tell you why who cares. everybody says he is a great student. if he was great, if he was not a great. >> what you continue to -- >> @ i think academics -- alltel you what. -- i will tell you what. education has meant a lot to me. i think education is good. if he wants to release the, thatif he does not, that is fine too. but the word is -- i think he would want to release actually. the word is he was not a good student and he ended up getting into columbia and harvard. i've latino -- this is what i read a written by some of the people in this room. i've latino how he gets into harvard and columbia if he is -- i would like to know how he gets into harvard and columbia i

the word is according to what i have read that he was a terrible student when he went to occidental. he then gets to columbia. he then gets to columbia. i heard at columbia he was not a very good student. heating is to harvard. how'd you get to harvard if you are not a good student? maybe that is right or maybe it is wrong, but i do not know why he does not release his record. what is he not release his records? i will tell you why who cares. everybody says he is a great student. if he was great, if he was not a great. >> what you continue to -- >> i will tell you what. education has meant a lot to me. i think education is good. if he wants to release the, thatif he does not, that is fine too. but the word is -- i think he would want to release actually. the word is he was not a good student and he ended up getting into columbia and harvard. i've latino -- this is what i read a written by some of the people in this room. i've latino how he gets into harvard and columbia if he is -- i would like to know how he gets into harvard and columbia if he is not a good student. i am just repor