---la ciudad mas segura de la nacion segun el estudio, es el paso, texas...---- le siguio honolulu, enr lugar nueva york. york. ---como le prometimos hoy vamos a conversar sobre este problema catalogado por las autoridades como de salud publica...---el bullying... o actos de molestar o intimidar...que se dan principalmente en las escuelas. escuelas.---hoy tenemos a dos madres de victimas de estos actos... --- a la primera le conoceremos como "rosa"...ya que le protegeremos su identidad... tambien esta ann brownell. ---- nos vamos a la primera pausa ... ---y enseguida seguimos hablando con la mama de amanda, y la seÑora rosa, sobre el acoso escolar o bullying, en frente a frente por noticiero telemundo 48 ! ! en noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis, tu voz en la comunidad= ----continuamos con el tema de esta tarde... el bullying o actos de molestar e intimidar ... especialmente en la escuela. ---- ya volvemos con mas sobre el acoso escolar despues de la pausa ... con dos especialistas.---y nos lleva al corte ariel rodriguez con un adelanto de su pronostico ! === en minutos, el pronostico d

residentes del paso, texas.o no se dio informacion. ---- en grecia, el gobierno confirmo que un paquete bomba destinado a la embajada de mexico ... estalÓ en una empresa de mensajeria.---- hay dos ciudadanos griegos detenidos.----el paquete nunca llego a la legacÓn diploÁ tica mexicana en atenas, pero seÚn las autoridades griegas, si estaba destinado a ese lugar.--- una empleada que manipulaba el sobre resulÓ herida en las manos al estallar el explosivo. ----el personal de la embajada no fue afectado. ---y la noche es perfecta para celebrar la victoria de los gigantes, afuera !!!---vamos a ver como estara manana ... con ariel rodriguez .... =====el pronostico de ariel en noticiero telemundo 48, a las seis y a las once, cubriendo toda la bahia=alta presion en control a traves de las costas del pacifico mantendra en buen tiempo con maximas templadas en el rango medio y alto de los 70 y algunos puntos en el rango de los 80...estas condiciones se mantendran hasta el final de la semana...====== muchas gracias ariel..

un estudio, un estudiante inicial universitario en el paso texas murió, ever díaz murió junto a su compañerol ataque. - la búsqueda de los 20 turistas secuestrados por el narcotráfico en acapulco en septiembre pasado po secuestrados el 30 de septiembre, mañana los familiares de los 20 secuestrados verán los cuerpos para identificarlos y se los toma muestra de adn. pero en a acapulco autoridades baja california, descubrieron un túnel de unos 1960 pies de ambos lugar lugares. no hubo detenidos. este narco túnel cuenta con rieles de ferrocarril para el transporte de drogas además tenía sistema de ven ventilació iluminación, también podrían permitir el cruce de indocumentado indocumentados hacía estados unidos. josé. >>>josé: raúl torres en ciudad de méxico muchísimas gracias. de méxico nos vamos a honduras donde hombres armados más consideraron a 4 mujeres que dormían en una vivienda en san pedro zula las víctimas dos mujeress de 34 y 24 y dos adolescentes, son niña que han sobrevivido mientras hay 4 sospechoso detenidos el sábado pasado 14 personas mueren muertos. en un poblado cercano a san j

. >>> raúl torres, gracias 10 mujeres que viven en el límite entre ciudad juarez y el paso texas, iniciaron, recursos que las beneficie, sus familias han sido víctimas de la violencia, la pobreza y el desempleo. >>> invierten dinero en la seguridad para la frontera. pero nunca piensan en las mujeres trabajadoras de la frontera. >>> no piensan en nuestra comunidad que está tan pobre. >>>josé: la organización mujer obrera, sostiene que miles de millones de dólares autorizados para trabajos que benefician a los hombres en la industria de la construcción y la seguridad una representante estatal de texas, ab bo el fin de semana ser la primera en presentar nuevas propuestas de ley. varias de ellos anti indocumentados. christine londoño con los detalles. r >>> los votantes hablaron claros y están hastiados de las violaciones de las leyes de inmigración. además de la hb 17 que crim liza r analiza a los indocumentados en texas. la 18 penaliza a las municipalidades que adopten medidas de ciudad santuario. los distritos escolares reporten el número de estudiantes indocumentados en sus escuelas. y la 2

---la ciudad mas segura de la nacion segun el estudio, es el paso, texas...---- le siguio honolulu, enrk. ---lo que muchos temian, ya se empieza a cristalizar.---una propuesta similar a la ley 1070 de arizona, pero en california.---la iniciativa tendÍa que ser aprobada por los votantes y pilar niÑo nos cuenta que ya dieron un paso importante ... para lograr esto. =pilar niÑo= niÑo= "con arizona habiendo hecho lo que decidio hacer con la sb1070, no queremos que california sea vista como un refugio seguro para los carteles de las drogas, los traficantes de humanos, y otros elemento criminales"este es michael erickson, un residente de belmont y miembro del partido del te, o tea party.estas son sus palabras, como lider de una iniciativa para que en california se apruebe una ley similar a la 1070 de arizona. arizona. es un malestar que siento e impotencia porque no somos delincuentes somos personas que venimos a trabajar erickson ha dicho ser consciente de que una propuesta asi no pasaria la legislatura de california dominada por los democratas, por eso afirma que seran los votantes los que

the epicenter is juarez, a city separated from el paso, texas, by the rio grande and connected by the bridge of the americas. and don teague reports the latest victims of the drug violence are american students. ♪ amazing grace... >> reporter: mourning at the university of texas, el paso, where friends and family gathered monday to remember two students who were ambushed and murdered while driving in neighboring juarez, mexico. >> we will miss your unique charm and cherish the moments. >> these are great men, great people that wanted to achieve something, wanted to be something in life. >> reporter: 23-year-old eder diaz and 25-year-old manuel acosta, who are both u.s. citizens, lived with their families in juarez just a few miles from campus. they are the second and third students killed in the city this year. their deaths bring the total number of americans murdered there last week to six. utep is one of the safest urban nations in the colleges, but at least 1,400 of the students here don't live in el paso, they live across the boarder in one of the most dangerous cities in n the wo

it happened in juarez across the border from el paso, texas. u.s.ican authorities say the victim was a student at the university of texas at el paso. shot to death tuesday night with a mexican classmate. most killings along the border are blamed on mexico's violent drug cartels which cater to the u.s. demand for illegal drugs. increasingly the smugglers get across the border by going under it. here's sandra hughes. >> reporter: immigration and customs officials made one of the largest marijuana seizures in southern california history. they stopped a truck filled with 10 tons of pot then discovered where it picked up the drugs, a warehouse where they found ten more tons of dope. >> this is obviously the work of the cartels. this is obviously the work of organized crime. >> reporter: inside the warehouse, authorities uncovered a tunnel that spanned about 600 yards and came up inside another warehouse in mexico. there, another four tons of marijuana was discovered. >> some type of system, you know, with a cart. >> did have a railway system, ventilation

. >>> in mexico, drug gang violence just across the border from el paso, texas has left at least 20 people dead, including seven who were apparently at a family gathering on saturday night. police say there's much of the same kind of massacres at ciudad in juarez one of the deadliest in a three-year turf war. by competing drug cartels. >>> a train carrying nuclear waste in germany is inching towards the destination today, after anti-nuclear demonstrators blocked its path several times by chaining themselves to the train tracks. protests have gained momentum following chancellor angela merkel's plan to keep nuclear energy which critics fear is unsafe. >>> in spain, 200 people protested pope benedict's visit to barcelona by staging a gay kiss-in as the pope arrive in the pope mobile during a visit benedict criticized spanish laws that allow gay marriage, fasttrack divorce and easier access to aborpgss. >>> more ancient buildings in pom pay could collapse like the 2,000-year-old house that disintegrated over the weekend. an expert says it's virtually inevitable given the state of some of the

the gang also operates across the border in el paso, texas. >>> tributes are pouring in this morning for leslie nielsen. the canadian-born actor got his start in serious films, but he is best known for the "naked gun" series. >> nielsen was cast against type in the "airplane" movie from that came "his memorable mind" "i'm serious" and "don't call me shirley." >>> gusty winds, isolated tornadoes and heavy rain in houston, new orleans, little rock, jackson, mississippi. meanwhile, 6 inches of snow in the dakotas and cascades. snow showers in the rockies and rain in the pacific northwest. >> 45 in seattle, 27 in boise, 30 in salt lake city. 39 in minneapolis. 40s from omaha to detroit. 40s also from boston atlanta. miami up to 83. 78 in new orleans, 68 in dallas. >>> and when we come back on this monday mo it it is cybermonday. what kind of a start is the holiday shopping season off to jt answer in your business news straight ahead. >>> and san diego puts it to peyton manning and the colts. that and the rest of your nfl highlights are coming up as well. >>> and time now for a check of m

continuing with mayors john cook of el paso and raul salinas of laredo, texas, and t.j. bonner the president of the national border patrol council. t.j., i think that the optimistic take of the mayors is not something that you see as the main headline here is that, correct? >> that's correct. what we are talking about here is an all-out war down in mexico just yards from the u.s. border. we have had in the past three to four years 28,000 confirmed murders carried out by the cartels. that is about one every hour of every day. that is pretty alarming. u.s. border patrol agents are assaulted once every eight hours. this is a war zone. >> geraldo: the point is that you guys are doing a superb job in keeping the violence on the mexican side. not so say that is not still a grave national security issue because the stability of mexico one of our largest trading partners not to mention the millions of vehicles that cross the border and legitimate tourists and innocents that cross the border aside from all the illegal and undocumented traffic, critical issues to the united states

san jose is ranked by hind el paso, texas and new york city. san jose was the safest big city for six consecutive years. >> a jury has ordered a german software company to payor cal money in a copyright lawsuit. they won the lawsuit for stealing company secrets from password oracle websites. they were caught off guard by the size of the award. it had set aside only $160 million for it. >> san francisco's ban on fast food toys will still be in place. children's meals that exceed 600 calories and lack fruit or vegetables. the mayor calls it too complicated. >>> the rally song that helped the giant win the world series will be back in next season and so will the owner. they re-signed aubrey huff to a underwrote two-year $20 million contract with a club optional for a third year. they rumored had to match one other offer to bring back the creator of the magic underwear. >> to wear it in the off season during the negotiations? >> i got a whole box at my house right now. four boxes, stacked this high and pass them all out to the team. i'm sure they a

the arrest was made when nelson's tour bus stopped at a border checkpoint southeast of el paso, texas. and officers smelled pot when a door was opened. and a search turned up six ounces on marijuana. nelson was put in the slammer before posting $2,500 bond. now, you remember, he was also busted for marijuana back in 2006. >>> and you know the teenagers rescued in the south pacific? the three of them, they said they thought they were all going to die. well, it turns out, the 3 boys from an island off new zealand were found after 50 days adrift at sea. they largely survived on rainwater and flying fish. reports say they had been drinking and decided to take a small boat to visit a girl on a neighboring island. >> always about a girl. >> hope she was worth it. >>> now, here's a quick look at the weather. rain and mountain snow, from california to idaho today. and in the east, lake-effect snow in western new york. mainly dry elsewhere. 30s from the midwest to the northern rockies. the warmest weather remains in florida. and there's your saturday forecast. bianna and dan? >> i love the fac

in custody. 77-year-old willie nelson arrested on board his tour bus about 85 miles east of el paso, texasyou can take at home. what was willie nelson arrested for, a, tax evasion, b, possession of marijuana, c, public urination, d, possession of marijuana or e, b and d. b and d is the answer. he had -- allegedly had -- i personally don't -- i personally believe he was framed. this is willie's mug shot. does this look like a man who's smoking marijuana? [ laughter ] i think we now know for sure what kind of farm he's been aiding all these years. the border patrol said he was in possession of six ounces of weed. willie nelson has six ounces of weed accidentally stuck in his beard. at a certain point, don't you just go, he's willie nelson, wave him through? but thank you border patrol for keeping america safe from willie nelson and thank goodness you put an end to his multistate wave of gently singing and strumming a guitar. this could be the wake-up call he needs to turn his life around though. and let that be a lesson to all you senior stoners. there is no early bird special, you're all go

also killed that night was the medic jugo mendoza of el paso, texas. >> drove to the ambush and if it hadn't of been for him running up and doing what he did, who's to say they wouldn't have kept trying to press the advantage. you know? he probably saved a lot of people's lives that night. >> reporter: it's that act of bravery that was above and beyond with sal running into enemy fire and getting to josh to help save him. >> i think about it and it hurts. but say it out loud makes it that much more real and i feel like i've said it enough. i know it's real, but sometimes i can trick myself and just not think about it for a while. sal keeps insisting he does not deserve the nation's highest military award for heroism. >> when i first heard, i felt lost, kind of angry. it came at such a price. people want to put a medal around my neck and congratulate me on a good job when there's two people that have just given their entire lives for this cause, that mission, for the people of the united states of america and now, i'm going to be the one they're going to shake hands with to congratulat

>> six hours later, josh brennan died, also killed that night was the medic, hugo mendoza of el paso, texasit's that act of bravery that was above and beyond with sal guinta running into enemy fire and getting to josh to help save him. >> i think about it and it hurts. but to say it out loud makes it that much more real. and i feel like i have said it enough and i know it's real, but sometimes i can trick myself and just not think about it for a while. it's very bittersweet, i mean it's such a huge honor, it's a great thing, but it is a great thing that has come out of personal loss to myself and so many other families. >> reporter: and that is what you want people to know. >> absolutely. >> reporter: extraordinary and staff sergeant sal guinta would want you to know, parts of an extraordinary group of soldiers. >> thank you so much for that beautiful report, it was so lovely, well done. >> thank you, it's good to see both of you. >> good to see you too and welcome back safely, i wanted to ask you about the fact that this is the first living military personnel honored with the medal of hono

honolulu is the safest, el paso, texas, and york city. and forth is a san jose. san jose police are investigating the wire transfer service. jeff bush shows you where this and targeted of the the id and use community. >> these doors are locked and everything is-vietnamese were commuttargeted. and people operating this business accepted money from the vietnamese community to wire money but for many the and the money never ended overseas. >> this sign is posted if you then the victim? please go to the police, and this happened and june, july, and this fraud in addition, they sold pre- paid calling cards to customers. however, one a try to use these cards there were no good. there were either deactivated after the sale or there were never activated in the first place. they're still trying to find out who these owners are and are working with officers. with the town of westminster, they're investigating similar allegations wit the same name store through san jose. it is also closed its door. police are asking any victim's to contact the investigating officers putting

and i run earlier in my career the red cross was running a service in el paso, texas, and i went on their assuming -- rediker had a contract from the texas department of transportation -- i went down there assuming they would have the cheapest cost of any big city in texas. and in fact they were somewhere in the middle and i couldn't understand that. the had volunteer drivers. well, they had to have a lot of people sitting around called coordinators' or social service providers or -- for the drivers who didn't show up when you have a large system of drivers and a lot of them are themselves seniors, then they don't feel well or it's raining and so you have to have paul fees paid back up drivers. so i think one of the problems is -- i don't want to do too much about this thousand points of light business but i do think that a lot little services, like thousands and thousands of little services might actually be a better way to do it. once you start to aggregate them up, then the drivers wages go up then you have to have dispatches and backup drivers. then you start to be a business, and i h

. >> la fiscal republicana su san martínez nacida en el paso texas ganó la gobernatura del estado deruta nuestros dos nuevos platos sacchetti. deliciosos saquitos de pasta rellenos con cuatro quesos italianos. con pechuga de pollo marinada con hierbas en salsa cremosa de ajo. o con camarones salteados. ambos con toda la ensalada y pan que gustes. y de postre... iyo quiero dos de esos! [ riendo ] ♪ [ locutora ] olive garden. aquí estás en casa. esta semana recibÍ una carta de un televidente, cÓmo hago para una vida perfecta, y mi respuesta es que mi vida es tan perfecta como la coreografÍa del macho camacho en mila quiÉn baila... no es nada perfecta. uno piensa en el sol en florida pero no quiere decir que no haya lluvia, tormentas, huracanes, terremotos, pero en lo general son sitios de calor y sol. asÍ es la vida. lo malo se va resolviendo y cada vez seremos mÁs fuertes para enfrentar lo que viene. yo le recuerdo que hoy es su dÍa y puede despertarse inspirado. >> aquÍ estÁn las finalistas de repÚblica deportiva. necesito ayuda, hermano. tÚ te quedas de este lado. ella es cubana y t

also killed that night was the medic hugo mendoza of el paso, texas. act of bravery that was above and beyond with him running into enemy fire and getting to josh to help save him. >> i think about it, and it hurts. but say it out loud makes it that much more real. and i feel like i've said it enough. and i know it's real, but sometimes i can trick myself and not think about it for a while. it's very bittersweet. it's such a huge honor. it's a great thing. but it is a great thing that has come at a personal loss to myself and so many other families. >> and that is what you want people to know? >> absolutely. >> reporter: extraordinary, and staff sergeant sal giunta would want you to know, part an extraordinary group of soldiers. barbara starr, cnn, afghanistan. >> you'll see sal giunta in about 20 minutes and receive the high esmest military honor. the ceremony takes place at the top of the hour. we will bring it to you live. >>> royal wedding bells. soon heard through britain. can you guess who's tieing the knot? a live report next on globe tracking.

the city ranks fourth behind el paso, texas, honolulu, hawaii, and new york city. crime figures from last year. san diego and los angeles are the only other california cities in the top 10 ranking fifth and 8th respectively. we'll take a look at traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is holiday light on the roads. there are no hot spots, no accidents. here's a live look at the bay. they never turned on the metering lights so good ride and good ride as well down the eastshore freeway. westbound 80, 20 minutes between the carquinez bridge to the maze. no problems out of downtown san jose, easy commuted towards cupertino and 101 and 280 look good towards sfo. 101 delay-free. nimitz freeway through oakland good as well up into downtown oklahoma. mass transit is all on time. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. here we are from our vac location looking way out in the distance from our mount vaca location towards san francisco. it's a clear morning. it's also a cold morning.

i mean, people are worried in el paso texas where my wife comes from and in topeka about whether they are going to get hit. no possibility. it's just not going to get happened. i think that we could have done something much more modest, much more targeted, much more effective and we would not have sent our national treasure basically overseas this way. so that would be what i would argue. i hear what you're saying, but that would be my argument. okay? >> if you don't mind a follow-up to -- >> no, of course. >> now that we have already started upon this path, what's happened has happened and there's nothing we can do about that. what would you prescribe for the future? >> no, i think there are things we could do about it. i would prescribe -- i do not think -- i've been focused on afghanistan here. i would say the same thing about iraq. i do not think we should be fighting these wars in distant countries. the full scale counterinsurgency wars. i just think it makes no sense. so my answer would be, i think we should in a perfectly reasonable way withdraw. we should do our best to make -

>> el paso, texas. >> reporter: want to say hi to anyone?ose from the good fellow air force base. >> i missed that. was that in this line? i will go back. pumpkin pie. >> nice to see the brothers spending their thanksgiving day together. we'll check back with lester in a little bit. >>> also, we're here with martha stewart, putting her finishing touches on the delicious thanksgiving spread. >> and martha will show us how to make delicious side dishes including her delicious cranberry sauce. >> we'll go back to mr. roker for the start of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. hi, al. >> good morning. less than 30 minutes from the macy's thanksgiving parade. joining me, jessica simpson who has -- hello. you have a lot to be thankful for. >> i do. i do. counting my blessings. >> you do. a new charms album out and newly engaged many. >> yes. thanks so much. >> eric johnson, your boyfriend of five month, fantastic. this is your first thanksgiving in new york? >> it is. the spirit is amazing. you watch it on tv and you don't really have the -- you kn

first gunmen bursting into a bar across the river from el paso, texas, five people shot dead and nine some in serious condition and authorities say at this point there is no meet motive for that attack and the tourist spot of alka pull co, men buried in a grave where 18 bodies were found last week and the killings, are drug related and relatives say they were mechanics and saved up money to go on vacation, together in acapulco. martha: california, a decision is creating a lot of buzz. illegal immigrants in the state of california can continue to receive the same exact tuition breaks that american in-state students get when they attend public colleges and universities. that has a lot of people raising their eyebrows and the ruling in favor of illegals living in california will be in place for at least three years, william lajeunesse is following the story live from the west coast newsroom, tell us about the ruling. what is at stake here and what is the reaction of folks in california? >> reporter: well, number one, martha, the nationwide -- the subsidy is worth $500 million a year, nat

gohmert, if you were stationed at fort bliss or not, but you have fort bliss in el paso, texas, military base where our troops come and go from fort bliss to iraq and afghanistan. they go off to war in iraq and afghanistan, they come back to fort bliss but they cannot cross the river and go into haur he is, mexico, because -- juarez, mexico, because it's off limited to people in the military. we send our young men and women off to war but they cannot cross the rive floor our neighbor's country because it's too dangerous. that's an unfortunate situation for americans and an unfortunate situation for mexican nationals who just want to survive on their side of the border as well. so, it's become a national security issue. it's an issue of great concern to people along the border and i hope more americans understand how the border has become in places a place of really no man's land except for the drug cartels who shoot their way across the border and shoot anybody that gets in their way. i will yield back. mr. gohmert: as i'm sure my friend knows, juarez, just across the border from el paso

citizen is killed in the border violence.cross it happened just across the te border from el paso texas. colle the victim a texas college night. student shot to death on tuesdayornia night. >>> southern california a investigators discovered a er the massive drug tunnel under the border. a so big it actually was complete with a rail system. after agents found the tunnel after stopping a truck carrying 10 tons of marijuana and led them to a warehouse and the pot and the the tunnel entrance. >>> indonesia's mt. merapi erupting again today and more than a dozen times in past week killing at least 44. and more than 70,000 people have their been forced from their homes. >>> on a much more upbeat note a baby giant panda entering the world with very loud squeaks to let you know. yest it was born yesterday at zoo the o atlanta. it is the only one born at a so u.s. zoo so far this year. the baby itself is actually just often the size of a cell phone or of s considered to a stick of butter.g the siz a panda with something the stickfair. of butter. not fair. weeks said to be healthy. we'll find out

. >> mire lo que pasÓ en san antonio, texas....) que se opone a la adopciÓn del dream act. los estudiantes llevan unos 20 dÍas en huelga de hambre para exigir la aprobaciÓn del dream act que permitirÍa legalizar a los estudiantes que fueron traÍdos por sus padres cuando eran niÑos. >> estuvieron horas conversando con un secuestrador. el pistolero de 15 aÑos de edad se hizo un disparo cuando la policÍa entrÓ al aula de la secundaria... y se encuentra hospitalizado pero se desconoce su condiciÓn. la maestra y los alumnos que estuvieron de rehenes resultaron ilesos. >> vamos a continuar con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> el concurso cocinando un sueÑo estÁ de vuelta. participa y podrÍas ganar una beca de 20 mil dÓlares. ♪ ♪ >>> quÉ tal? ¡muy buenos dÍas! continuamos revisando las condiciones del tiempo que sigue bien tormentoso tal cual se esperaba en el medio oeste y oeste de la naciÓn. mississippi, lousiana hasta anoche se registraban tornados. tormentas severas. estas lluvias ademÁs están acompaÑadas de fuertes vientos que continu

early in my career, the red cross was running a service and el paso, texas. i went down there -- i think i have that contract -- assuming they would have the cheeping -- chip is cost of any big city in texas. in fact they were somewhere in the middle. i cannot understand it. they had volunteer drivers. they had have people sitting around, coordinators' or social service providers, for the drivers that did not show up. a lot them, they do not feel well or it is raining. you have these paid back of drivers. the problem is, i do not want to talk about the thousand points of light business, but a lot of little services, like thousands of little services, might be a better way to do it. once you aggregate them up, then you have to have that back up drivers and the new start to be a business. i have looked in the beverly foundation has as well, looking at some of the well known volunteers systems, and they are running $25 for a one-way trip. with a volunteer drivers in their own cars. there is an issue there, how big you can get before you start to be very expensiv

and i run earlier in my career the red cross was running a service in el paso, texas, and i went on their assuming -- rediker had a contract from the texas department of transportation -- i went down there assuming they would have the cheapest cost of any big city in texas. and in fact they were somewhere in the middle and i couldn't understand that. the had volunteer drivers. well, they had to have a lot of people sitting around called coordinators' or social service providers or -- for the drivers who didn't show up when you have a large system of drivers and a lot of them are themselves seniors, then they don't feel well or it's raining and so you have to have paul fees paid back up drivers. so i think one of the problems is -- i don't want to do too much about this thousand points of light business but i do think that a lot little services, like thousands and thousands of little services might actually be a better way to do it. once you start to aggregate them up, then the drivers wages go up then you have to have dispatches and backup drivers. then you start to be a business, and i h

and i run earlier in my career the red cross was running a service in el paso, texas, and i went on theirssuming -- rediker had a contract from the texas department of transportation -- i went down there assuming they would have the cheapest cost of any big city in texas. and in fact they were somewhere in the middle and i couldn't understand that. the had volunteer drivers. well, they had to have a lot of people sitting around called coordinators' or social service providers or -- for the drivers who didn't show up when you have a large system of drivers and a lot of them are themselves seniors, then they don't feel well or it's raining and so you have to have paul fees paid back up drivers. so i think one of the problems is -- i don't want to do too much about this thousand points of light business but i do think that a lot little services, like thousands and thousands of little services might actually be a better way to do it. once you start to aggregate them up, then the drivers wages go up then you have to have dispatches and backup drivers. then you start to be a business, and i hav

tanto anhelan que el proyecto de ley sea aprobado muchos están en huelga de hambre en texas, dallas, houston el pasoes simbólico porque le damos a saber a la sociedad que estamos dispuestos a para pasar hambre por nuestros sueños >>>lori: la semana entrante sería sometida a votación en el no gr congreso sería la última oportunidad este año para a probar el dream act para legalizar el estatus de unos 800 mil jóvenes indocumentados siempre y cuando que tienen que tener buen crack tel moral haberse graduado a la secundaria y ingresar a las fuerzas armadas >>> que siempre ha tenido apoyo de los dos partidos porque supone beneficios para la economía, supone beneficios para el servicio militar y desde el punto de vista de los valores y otra diciembre netradiciones de correcto hacer. >>>lori: se necesitan votos demócratas y republicanos, el único republicano que ha decidido el proyecto concentran sus esfuerzoss en los senadores robe robert, de utah y de texas. donde muchos estudiantes llevan 18 días sin comer. >>> nos estamos sintiendo cansados, ahorita no nos queremos mover tanto pero aquí seguimos hasta

bullets are literally flying across the rio graunda river into el paso -- rio grande river into el paso, texas. people are scared. the united states has a two-part border security plan. one, not to travel parts of america because of the violent drug cartels and, two, sue states that try to protect their people from illegal entry. that is no competent security plan. one real answer is to pass legislation to put 10,000 national guard troops on the border to be paid for by the federal government and supervised by the state governors. how much more violence must occur on the borders before the fed must do the job that the constitution requires, protect the nation? and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? mr. kagen: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. kagen: mr. speaker, i received a message from one of my constituents, one of my bosses. mr. and mrs. elmo roach from wisconsin said, do not waiver on be

>> estaremos atentos, mÁs adelante, texas se prepara para seguirle los pasos al estado de arizona con no, es un secreto. en minutos vea. porque le podrÍa traer consecuencias. >> dÍmelo. >> yo sÉ uno pero no lo puedo revelar. >> yo sigo insistiendo que desde el momento que tÚ dices tengo un secreto, a partir de ese momento ya no es un secreto. >> en este paÍs se reciben mÁs de 5600 millones de dÓlares de gente que envÍa dinero desde el extranjero. nuestra pregunta es: (en pantalla) ááderta americaáunivisionáádespr >> hablando ivisioááderta amdeÓ del dinero a amerque entra y sa vamos con las noticias porque neida nos tiene algo respecto a inmigraciÓn. >> claro que sÍ, vamos a hablar de lo que ocurre en el estado de texas porque podrÍa seguirle los pasos al estado de arizona. con una ley que podrÍa complicarle la vida a los indocumentados de ese estado. presentadas en varios estados, escuchen. >> la promotora de la h b 17 llevÓ esta propuesta a consideraciÓn de la corte de texas con una reforma migratoria. pero serÍa para dificultarle mÁs la situaciÓn a los indocumentados. icaáh@áádesn d

>> estaremos atentos, mÁs adelante, texas se prepara para seguirle los pasos al estado de arizona conesidentes, independientemente de su situacion migratoria.---la audiencia de hoy seÁ la ultima, previo a la votacion del programa.---se le pide a la comunidad que acuda a la reunion, que sera hoy a las 7 de la >> bienvenidos a todos. ¡muy buenos dÍas! gracias por acompaÑarnos hoy martes 9 de noviembre del aÑo 2010. comenzamos la segunda hora aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. siéntese, relÁjese. >> sr. sra. si estÁ cocinando, limpiando. >> saludos. >> si nos escuchan les platico que estamos desde los estudios de escÁndalo t v. en despierta amÉrica estamos cambiando la forma de ver la televisiÓn hispana en las maÑanas. >> desde las vegas, nevada tenemos todos los preparativos para la premiaciÓn de este jueves. >> usted en casa. siente que ya no puede guardar mÁs un secreto, se le sale del corazÓn. >> cuÉntamelo! >> no, es un secreto. en minutos vea. porque le podrÍa traer consecuencias. >> dÍmelo. >> yo sÉ uno pero no lo puedo revelar. >> yo sigo insistiendo que desde el momento que tÚ dices ten

pasos resultó herido. >> el saldo de un operativo en viviendo de texas, uniformados iban arrestar a fugitivo pero fueronacusado de intento de asesinato. >> la corte suprema estadounidense ratificó de no preguniv es no cuentes que aplica pentágono a soldados gays obligándolo a mantener oculta la orientación sexual la autoridad jurídica rechazó peto g.ivisio grupo que de foonld de el derecho de hombres y mujeres a servir en fuerzas armadas de estados unidos. >> bueno si le parece vamos a regresar a las vegas con ilia que sigue cont jaird con el esplendor del "latin grammy" y contdonos todo lo que sucede. >> ilia. >> claro que sí. >> que es vivieron emociones fuertes y grandes en esta premiación, y bueno lepr promet que le vamos a contar paso a paso pero antes vamos a la pausa y regresamos en en seguida y no se mejores momentos de un skrent ya hizo historia. >> plas delante. >> muchos le lucieron con el vestuario, tenemos el veredicto. >>> y salió de la cárcel andrés puente a pesar de la de nurnz de tatianaunemos eionprimer impactr . >> seguimos aquí en el corazón de las vegas que hace solo unos horas fue

yesterday's victim was a 23- year-old business major from the university of texas in el paso. >>> free uc berkeley graduate sarah shourd took place in a candlelight vigil. she is pushing to release jane bower and josh vital. >> they are peace activists and global citizens. and they do not deserve for any reason to be behind bars. they committed no crimes. we committed no crimes. >> reporter: they were supposed to go on trial this week. but the trial was postponed. iranian officials said that's because shourd was not officially summoned. she said she is not going to iran at the moment because her mother is in the hospital. >>> you tube has video that shows an american-born muslim cleric, calling for an islamic holy war. both put pressure on you tube to remove that video. you tube told the new york times, the videos violated the website guidelines that prohibit, quote, excitement to commit violent acts. >>> excitement this morning for one of the accused kidnappers of jacey dugard. the lawyer wants to keep documents in the case sealed, arguing that releasing them could hurt her right to a

texas yesterday. a border patrol officer smelled marijuana on nelson's tour bus 80 miles east of el paso. the search turned up six ounces of pot. authorities say nelson was released after posting a 2500 bond, his spokeswoman had no comment. >>> advocates of the second amendment right to bear arms took their cam pain to -- campaign to a nation's hamburger restaurant. the group were met by supporters of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. the event is part of the national rifle association's program to arm every american. >> educating them about the ability for them to openly carry a fire mayor, unloaded, on their person, for the purpose of self-defense. >> even though people have a right to their self-defense, i think that people certainly -- and communities can make sensible gun laws. >> alan: the brady campaign has been successful in get ago bay area chains like california pizza kitchen to adopt a no-guns policy in their stores. >>> the cal bears lost to the huskies today in their final game at memorial stadium before it gets a $321 million facelift. the 87-year-old stadium sits

texas yesterday. they smelled marijuana on his biodiesel tour bus 80 miles east of el paso. was a search that turned up six ounces of pot. he was released after posting a $2500 bond. they had no comment. >>> on the second amendment to bare arms, members of a group called carry out flashed their unloaded pistols at the hamburger chain. it's part of the national rifle association to arm every american. they were met by supporters of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. here a bit from both sides. >> the ability for them to carry a firearm o unloaded for purposes of self-defense. >> even though people have a right to their self-defense i think that people certainly and communities can make sensible gun laws. >> the brady campaign has been successful in getting other chains like pete's coffee to adopt a no guns policy in their stores. >> some of the people with the most money are sharing their wealth. billionaires warren buffett and bill gates announced their idea, the giving pledge, a promise to give away half of their money. why? they say it's the right thing to do. >>

texas yesterday. a border patrol officer smelled marijuana on nelson's tour abuse 80 miles east of el paso. the search turned up six ounces of pot. he was released after post 25g hundred bond. other. >>> who tested against heighten airport security measures fizzled this weekend. one bay area native stood out. she we're simple black bikini after she traveled back to sonoma county for thanksgiving. as she peace through the body scanner at national international airport without incident. transportation security officers obviously felt there was no need for a patdown. >> one of the agents goes, woo, you're wearing a bikini. cool, and i did a little spin for her because she was having fun with it, and then shortly thereafter they realized there was a camera filming it. >> alan: now the news video has gone viral on the entered internet. she says she had no idea her light-hearted protest would become this big. >>> coming up next, culinary revival. the return of the oldnñaaaaaaaa8 >> alan: for generations meat was bought at the local butcher shop, but butcher shops began to disappear with the rise

paso. new york city and austin texas. >> other stories, 10 weeks after the deadly sambar no gas explosion aouncing legislators for hiring more inspectors. he wants the puc to hire another four inspectors on top of the nine inspectors the house wants that. he says december no explosion which killed eight people destroying dozens of homes illustrates the gravity of the problem. >> a toddler has died after falling 50 feet from a luxury suite at the los angeles lakers game against the golden state warriors in the staples center arena. the boy fell from the third suites several minutes after the lakers beat the warriors 117-89 on sunday night. witnesses said the boy was moving his arms, legs and head before paramedics took him out of arena on a stretcher. the boy, believed to be 2 or 3 years old, was taken to los angeles county-usc medical center, where he died. the boy's name hasn't been released. will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues right after this short break. a live look from walnut creek,, clouds traffic is light. let's take a lead that the forecast, here is a look at yo

texas, more than 500 men and women become new u.s. citizen at ceremony in el paso.th. the immigrants representing 41 nations from around the world. and 11 members of the u.s. army and air force are among our new citizens. massachusetts, you've heard the excuse, my dog ate my homework. how about my dog ate my passport. that's exactly what happened to the newlyweds. while packing their bags for moon to cancun, the 2-year-old basset hound, moses, made a meal out of their passports. they got to mexico with which was left of the travel documents only to be sent right back home by immigration officials there. they tell us they won't make that mistake again. >> this isn't the first time moses has eaten something valuable, it's not going to be the last. we just need to keep things off the floor if you have young dog, i guess. >> new york, high-fiving his way in to the record books. richard attempting to break the guinnes world record for most high fives in an hour. to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the museum bodies the expedition. >> first, do something health related

texas yesterday. a border patrol officer smelled marijuana on nelson's biodiesel tour bus 80 miles east of el paso.rned up 6 ounces of pot. he was released after posting a $20,000 bond. his spokeswoman had no comment. the right to bear arms in a hamburger restaurant in pleasant hill this weekend. members of the group called carry out flashed their unloaded semiautomatic pistols at the chain. it's part of the rifle's association program to arm every american. they were met as you saw there by supporters of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >> the ability for them to openly carry a firearm that's unloaded for the purposes of self-defense should they be faced with a violent encounter. >> even though people have a right to their self-defense, i think that people certainly and communities can make sensible gun laws. >> the brady campaign has been successful in getting other bay area chains like pete's coffee and california pizza kitchen to adopt a no-guns policy in their stores. well, the cal bears lost to the huskies in their final game at memorial stadium. it's getting a $321 million face li

texas yesterday. a border patrol officers smelled marijuana on nelson's biodiesel tour bus 80 miles east of el paso.uthorities turned up six ounces of pot. he was released after posting a $20,000 bond. his spokeswoman has no comment. advocates of the second amendment retire to bear arms took their campaign to a nation's hamburg he restaurant in pleasant hill this weekend. members of the group called carry-out flashed their unloaded semiautomatics at the hamburger chain. it's part of the national rifle association's program to arm every american. they were met by supporters of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >> educating them about the ability for them to hopefully carry a firearm that's unloaded for purposes of self-defense should they be faced with a violent encounter. >> even though people have a right to their self-defense, i think people and communities can make sensible gun laws. >> the brady campaign has been successful in getting other bay area chains like pete's coffee and california pizza kitchen to adopt a no guns policy in their stores. the cal bears lost to the huskies in the