los estudiantes de la universidad de puerto rico que cumplen 29 días de huelga acudieron al hotel para en cámara, les diremos como sucedió. con chorros de agua dispersa a un grupo de estudiantes que protestaba contra una reforma de educación. a 30 años del sko éxodo y nos cuenta con poesía, lo verá esta noche a última hora, lo veremos en esta noche. >> Última pausa y enseguida la polémica por la ley antimíni antiinmigrante llega hasta los dibujos infantiles, como el personaje de caricatura dora la exploradora ha entrado en el debate ti nan skweefinanciero. >> los astronautas terminaron su última caminata espacial en dónde reemplazo ron las baterías vieja, se realizó la quinta caminata. será su último adiós ya que está programada que sea la última misión en el espacio. >> el personaje de dora la exploradora entró en el debate por internet está circulando la imagen de dora cuando es fitch fic fic fichada por negarse. >> dora la exploradora ha revolucionado el mundo de los dibujos animados en los estados unidos, por eso verla así, ha causado diferentes reacciones entre quienes la ven como

>> guest: allow with puerto rico, washington, d.c. is most often talked about as a potential 51st state. and then there's a lot of people in washington, d.c. who live there and don't have representation in congress. bigot to vote for president but porter ricans don't do with the situation is a second-class situation. there's a regular campaign for statehood. that is one option to make washington, d.c. separate. another option would be to retroceded the most of washington, d.c. to maryland. originally it covered both sides of the potomac. the other side went back to virginia and arguably could do the same thing in the northern side except maybe a small area along the capitol mall where no one lives but that would be sort of the seat of government as a separate district so clearly the people of washington, d.c. feel passionately about this because they don't get the same representation every other american gets. on the other hand let's face it the thing that blocks it is it's very clear if washington, d.c. become a stated what he liked

a lot of people in puerto rico what that resolved.he bill has been passed by the house and is at the senate right out and it is the first step in the process of making puerto rico out state. host: we know it has a population that is larger than several other states. they have touched on this in recent years. what have they voted on and how have they voted in recent years? what would be the advantages and disadvantages in puerto rico? guest: every time the state had option comes up, it is just below 50%. it is generally in the 40's for statehood, in the 40's for staying where it is, and there is a small percentage that wanted to become a separate state. that is kind of where it has been. some people see this current measure as a step for people who want state would, at some people would say this as an orchestrated event to get to statehood. but i think that they are a long way from that actually happening. the second part of your question was? host: the advantages, disadvantages, economically, politically, that kind of thing? guest: wh

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golpearon a estudiantes que protestaban contra el gobernador luis fortuño en un hotel de la capital de puerto ricol salidero por donde se derrama el crudo en el golfo. ... más este fin de semana. >> millones de litros de petróleo se defsh manera desde el pasado 20 de abril desde la explosión de la plataforma que causó 11 muerte, la fuga no ha dido ser reparado y afecta a mucho especie y nos cuenta un poquito más de lo que está pasando. >> estos supeces muertos aparecieron en un conjunto de islas conocidas por sus parques nacionales que están rodeados por las aguas del golfo, no confirman si tortugas delfines y aves encontradas sin en distintos puntos la semana pasada han muerto por consecuencia del derrame de petróleo, loierto que hace un mes una fuga de 210.000 galo galones de crudo, contamina. >> a mlas playas, una vez limpir los hábitat, la permanencia del petróleo podrían durar decenas de años. >> una amenaza que intentan evitar la administración de la atmósfera y la petrolera encargado de controlar el gigantesco crudo que poco a poco avanza hacia la tierra. >> día a día de las corrientes es u

en puerto rico tambiÉn hubo protestas, unas 20 personas fueron arrestadas durante los enfrentamientos escolar que ya estÁ provocando controversia, , nos dice juan josÉ ya hay voces que dicen que lo aprobado tiene evidentes motivaciones polÍticas. >> ya ex oficial con un voto de nueve a favor y cinco en contra. tiene nuevo currÍculum escolar en los prÓximos 10 aÑos. >> aunque para algunos las casi 400 enmiendas propuestas son un mero dictamen polÍtico, todos los texanos estÁn satisfechos con las nuevas normasdice -dice uno de los miembros mÁs conservadores. anoche quiso incluirlo nuevamente pero... >> la propuesta se quedÓ en eso, cuando la mesa corroborÓ que el nombre oficial es barack obama, dice el comisionado de educaciÓn, esta batalla estÁ muy lejos de terminar, aseguran expertos, dos miembros de la mesa directiva no regresaron a su puesto y la legislatura ya ha amenazado con quitar los fondos. >> hoy por fin se aprobÓ la medida que pone la enmienda constitucional que separa la religiÓn del gobierno. hasta la historia del supuesto padre de la independencia, fue limitado en varios

she came to this country from puerto rico and worked two jobs to rent a place in north baltimore. >> it is so crazy the way she died. >> reporter: her long-time friend says soon after she lost power to r

yo nacÍ en puerto rico.>> preguntaron por Él, le dieron la identificaciÓn y tenÍa orden de arresto. se lo llevaron y lo detuvieron por dos dÍas porque estaba bajo investigaciÓn. >> cuando lleguÉ aquÍ, me tuvieron enjaulado en cuatro diferentes cuartos, sin comer, sin hablar con nadie. >> de inmediato, la seÑora caraballo que es de origen mexicano pero naturalizado estadounidense comenzÓ los trÁmites y pagÓ la fianza de su hijo pero el viernes le dieron esta nota y le dijeron que inmigraciÓn tenÍa 48 horas para reclamarlo. >> no me han dejado hablar con un consejero. >> las huellas y la fisionomÍa era de mexicano. >> ella quiso presentar el certificado de nacimiento de eduardo pero tampoco a la dejaron. mientras, en la cÁrcel caraballo estÁ desesperado. >> soy ciudadano, no me quieran dejar salir. aquÍ a nadie le importa nada, nadie. >> ahora, esta familia se pregunta si sÓlo por ser latino, tambiÉn los ciudadanos estadounidenses deberÁn temer. >> siempre participamos en las cosas para este paÍs y ahora para

: alexander discovered that she has the same problem with his family tried to go on vacation in puerto ricoe 12 years old almost didn't makeeit when tsa agents questioned him for hours at the aarport. >> i was confused because i didn't know what was going to happen and what was going to happen to me. >> reporter: his mother says alexander is now interrogated by the tsa every time he tries to fly. >> as parents we are froes trayefrustratedbecause we have h -very channel to get it reversed or get it fixed and we haven't had any luck. >> this is an unfairrprocess that puts people on the list without any due process and no way of effectively et your way off the list. >> reporter: mark your man there's 1.1 million names on the goverrment's watch list. >> as a bit of security theater -hat the government wants to say they're doing something with the lists they have. >> reporter: he pointed to security reports that found that theevast majority of travelers found as a match to these lists be the individuals of interest. yyt the fbi failld to the remove the subject in a timely manner 72% of the time.

. >> friends say one victim was from el salvador and the other from puerto rico. >> thank you. a man is shot and killed in front of a bar in southwest baltimore. it happened late last night in the 2,100 block of frederick avenue. the victim has been identified as 29-year-old jonathan byrd. he went to the hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. it will be some time before autopsy results will be back in the murder of yardley love. the 22-year-old former lacrosse star was found dead in her apartment at the university of virginia. her boyfriend is charged with her death. police say he told them that he shook love and repeatedly hit her head against a wall but that her death was an accident. a memorial service for love will be held on u.v.a. campus tonight at 8:00. and plans have been made for her funeral. a viewing will be held this friday from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00. a funeral mass will be on saturday at 10:00 a.m. at the cathedral of mary our queen in north baltimore. a previous arrest is shedding light on the man suspected in yardley love's death. new document

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univisión >>> gracias adriana, la violencia cobra fuerza en puerto rico donde estudiante y trabajadoresdor fortuño. >>> un cono tt contingente for barrera humana. se arresta con gritos e insulto, un hombre es la primera víctima de los uniformados y a agredido abasto nos to bastónes >>> la policía atrapa una mujer por la ropa y lo lanza al suelo. no menos impactante, el momento que otra mujer, es repelida, por una lluvia de gas tóxico el hombre que sale en su defensa corre >>> los agente intenta reestablecerse una lluvia de gas, y 20 personas, resultaron heridas. en la trifulca. >>> tras los violentos enfrentamiento, hubo arresto, y 4 estudiante citado a declarar por este incidente >>> y una reforma en la educación desataron protesta en chile. los descontento, gritaron contra el gobierno, y fueron reprimido con chorros de agua. la medida incluyen la extensión de la jornada escolar para evitar que los menores se queden en las calles, o solos en sus casas . con letreros y pancarta, más de 200 estudiante salieron a protestar en illinois, los descontento, recorrieron chicago para expresar su

i'm even putting national guard troops along the border with puerto rico. i'm still not sure if they're a part of our country or not. i don't know if they're sort of a state, or not a state, it's weird. they ought to make up their mind. what's their deal? >> larry: we'll be right back with the president of the united states. >>> i'm absolutely delighted to be here. as is laura. she's hot. muy caliente. >> larry: we're back with the 43rd president of the united states, george w. bush. you've made changes in personnel recently. are you planning anymore changes. >> no, me, what? no i'm not going. i'm staying. >> larry: is dick cheney staying? >> oh, yeah. yeah, dick's staying. yeah. yeah, i think -- yeah, he is, yeah. >> larry: i don't think you two are allowed in the same place anymore is that right? >> really? >> larry: well, that's what i hear. >> well, it's true. i never know where dick cheney is you know? if i'm the decider, he was the hider. seriously. i never know where he is these days. there's -- larry, there's days where i'm sitting in the oval offic

he grew up in puerto rico with his older brother and his mother. both parents traveled today to watch their son play ball. they knew early on he was special. when he was 16, the name pudge was born. >> i don't remember how i came up with the name. >> you said it was because he was short and stocky. >> he wasn't stocky. that was the only concern people had on pudge was his size. but he was a very strong kid. even though he was, you know, 5'8", 5'9" or whatever. >> pudge has done since has been remarkable. his stop with the nationals could be his last stop. there's plenty left for the catcher who thinks this team has what it takes to end up like this one. >> i still love what i do. i still love to play baseball. i want to play in front of 40,000 piem. play something that you love is pretty awesome. >>> pudge rodriguez creates a spark for this team. his teammates tell me they consider him like the brett favre of major league baseball. he's such a motivator and he knows exactly what to say to him. he said he knew once he got into the majors this guy wa

i did the world baseball classic and was in puerto rico and he was the pitching coach for the netherlands. and they played really good baseball. i mean, they surprised folks with the quality of play that came out that have ball club. had he a great time. he really did a heck of a job working with the pitchers. 1-2 delivery on the way and that one to right field. markakis, diving, not going to get it! hudson is on his way to 3rd. markakis up with it. he'll be held at 3rd base. >> mike: a little cut fastball from jeremy guthrie, nick makes up his mind to go for it. >> eddie: yeah he should have boarded that one. diving still two feet short and that's why he wasn't able to knock that down. >> gary: first triple of the year for hudson. and now justin morneau, potential tying run. he will take it up high. he homered in the 1st inning. >> eddie: i tell you late signing getting hudson here, i think these people here in minneapolis are really going to enyoi watching him play. >> gary: he's a good one. first chance for the runner in the scoring position in the ball game for the twins. the other ru

the slick is roughly the size of puerto rico and growing. the currents are pushing the polluted water closer to the precious gulf coast minute by minute. here is what president obama had to say when he was in that region -- apparently we don't have that quite yet. we have fox team coverage, phil keating coverage k covering the president's visit. julie kirtz examining the federal response. rick riechmuth is forecasting the weather, going over the cleanup efforts. first to phil. how are gulf residents reacting to the president's visit? >> the one that did come out to the streets in southern louisiana, they did have some signs, thanks for coming. thanks for coming to visit us. some people waved at him. it was basically 750 miles from the down to venice, a quarter mile up from the canal. he is meeting with knan can't thad allen who just yesterday janet napolitano named the actual point person on the federal response and coordination of all operations ongoing out there at the site of this massive oil spill. the deep water horizon, bp's offshore o

the other thing is atilano just got done with winter leak in puerto rico. not up against a lot of veteran power hiers. he is impressing his teammates so far. he's won his first two starts this season is on, last wednesday gave up two runs on six hits and six innings of work. struck out one. very confident pitcher. veteran catcher pudge rodriguez is something of an idol for atilano who was called up 21 day s after he underwent tommy johns surgery in 2006. rodriguez told me he sees something special in the new pitcher. >> very calm guy. he's a guy that, you know, not afraid. you know. and he's not afraid to pitch. and that's good for guys like -- you know, young like that, that -- throw. one of those guys. i think he's -- same idea every time. >> for a guy who has gone through a lot, pitched a lot in my leagues, he had tommy johns surgery. he's getting his chance to pitch in the big leagues. and you know, you would have thought that he was just pitching another game in the minor leagues. he was very composed his first game, composed against the cubs. and i th

. >> team mexico versus team puerto rico. >> you cube your afternoon ka goes.nt a lot of things going on. we have avocado, shrimp, we have some tomato, we're getting all these antioxidants in. some cilantro. jalape jalapeno. >> somebody got some music? bring up the music! >> some lime juice. >> what does the water do? >> just blends everything together. a little bit of salt. >> let's get a little taste there. >> little salt. you ready? >> needs a little bit more mint. >> we got our beauties there ready for you guys. >> come over here. >> then we have some cold beer here and some tequila, a must for singe cinco de mayo. >> there's our trophy. our first guac-off -- it's a tie! ingrid, we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc! >>> still to come from our >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. a woman remains in stable condition this morning after being shot in the head during a robbery. police say the shots were fired just before 11:00 yesterday morning when the suspect was caught break

i'm even putting national guard troops along the border with puerto rico. i'm still not sure if they're a part of our country or not. i don't know if they're sort of a state, or not a state, it's weird. they ought to make up their mind. what's their deal? >> larry: we'll be right back with the president of the united states. i was short of breath, so i couldn't always do what i wanted to do. but five minutes ago, i took symbicort, and symbicort is already helping significantly improve my lung function. so, today, i've noticed a significant difference in my breathing. and i'm doing more of what i want to do. so we're clear -- it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. my doctor said symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. my copd often meant i had to wait to do what i wanted to do. now i take symbi

figuring out how to stop the gushing well leaking oil that created the spill roughly the size of puerto rico, and it's growing. and prompted the government to ban recreational and commercial fishing off the water of four gulf states from louisiana to florida. phil keating in venice, louisiana with the latest, phil. >> juliet, president obama now back on air force one on his way to the capital after the afternoon visit here to what he describes as an unprecedented environmental disaster. now, after he was briefed up the canal here at the u.s. coast guard station by his point man on the government's response, admiral thad allen, the president got on board a helicopter and flew east over some of the fragile bayou wetlands full of 400 species of wild life with the body of sweet crude nine miles from the shoreline and president obama met with a group of louisianaens, impacted by the oil spill. fishermen out of work and fearing their plight will be long-term, that's because 5,000 feet below the surface where the deepwater horizon burst and sank and killing 11 workers, the aisle continu aisle-- oil

our smart team does not outside of puerto rico under tms control. >> puerto rico covers the u.s.irgin islands. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. braley for questions. >> thank you. welcome back. >> thank you. we'll explore in more detail toyota's relationship with exponent. when you appred on september 23, 2010 you submitted a written statement. >> yes. >> on page two you said we asked exponent a world class consulting firm toonduct a comprehensive independent analysis of the electronic throttle control system with an unlimited budget. do you recall making that statement. >> yes, sir. >> at the conclusion i requested a copy of any documents that would verify the nature of the relationship between toyota and exponent. in response to that request we received from your attorneys king and spalding a copy of a document listed as attachment a which we'll put on the screen and whi you have in front of you. this is an agreement dated december 7, 2009, between joel smith at bowman and brook law firm in south carolina with exponent. would you agree with that? >> yes. >> and under the term "s

. >> rob: like ian, i spent a couple of winners down in winter ball, playing in puerto rico. went to puerto rico or the dominican but it helped. >> bob: nieves with a bouncer. desmond almost got trapped off second. johnson looked at him and threw the batter out. just got the pitcher coming up next and that's out number one. now, when you made your major league debut, did you go back to the minors thror to stay? >> rob: i was there until i retired. i was lucky. this thing about it -- like with ian, you spent so much time thrown, i think you fight that much harder not to get sent back. >> bob: hmm. >> rob: i was toll when i came up, you're going back in two weeks. i was only there because a guy got hurt. >> bob: lannan is 0 for 9 this year. .096 with one career rbi. i wonder if jim riggleman would consider a bunt here. maybe maybe a safety squeeze. good runner at third. lannan takes low. 1-1. >> rob: nieves is not an everyday player, playing like once or twice a week. he knows he has the pitcher coming up behind him and has a lot of things factoring into his at-bat besides faci

our smart team does not outside of puerto rico under tms control. >> puerto rico covers the u.s.lands. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. braley for questions. >> thank you. welcome back. >> thank you. we'll explore in more detail toyota's relationship with exponent. when you appeared on september 23, 2010 you submitted a written statement. >> yes. >> on page two you sd we asked exponent a world class consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive independent analysis of the electronic throttle control system with an unlimited budget. do you recall making that statement. >> yes, sir. >> at the conclusion i requested a copy of any documents that would verify the nature of the relationship between toyota and exponent. in response to that request we received from your attorneys king and spalding a copy of a document listed asttachment a which we'll put on the screen and which you have in front of you. this is an agreement dated december 7, 2009, between joel smith at bowman and brook law firm in south carolina with exponent. would you agree with that? >> yes. >> and under the term "subject

como decimos en puerto rico, bregar muy bien con los medios de comunicaciÓn. >> muchas gracias por todaalidad lo demas "que importa" hoy nos amaremos hoy navegaremos con el alma avierta olvida la gente,que ellos ya no existen al cerrar la puerta este amor no es facil de encontrar no lo vamos a sacrificar no mi amor amame y dejame amarte a mi manera tomame sediento de ti mi cuerpo espera !@!!@!! @ @ >> bueno, srs.. tengo una noticia. >> mal amarrado. te va a sorprender esto. islandia estÁ catalogada con todo lo del volcÁn como el paÍs mÁs limpio del mundo en tÉrminos del ambiente. >> quÉ interesante. >> segÚn los investigadores de la universidad de yale y columbia islandia es el paÍs mÁs limpio ambientalmente. emisiones de gases, efectos invernaderos y los efectos del medio ambiente en la salud de la poblaciÓn. pero todo el mundo se pregunta si las nubes del volcÁn... aja, aja, aja... >> miri miri miri... >> [risas] >> va a afectar la calificaciÓn del paÍs? y tienen un ecosistema variado y no haber estropeado el medio ambiente. cuba, costa rica tienen las calificaciones mÁs grande, sueci

ahora tenemos a un modelito que estuvo por puerto rico y miami y ahora estÁ quÍ. >> despiÉrtese, ya comenzÓix casi los 100 grados, san francisco 62, 66 en los Ángeles. vamos a pasar con carla y don mario lobo. >> claro que sÍ, mi rafa. aquí estoy con mario lobo. bienvenido, mario que nos tienes noticias. >> buenÍsimas noticias para algunos y malÍsimas para otros. hay muchos estados que quieren meter la ley y cÓmo se pueden negar las iniciativas. >> vamos a hablar mÁs a fondo de este tema. pero vamos a ver quÉ nos tiene nuestra querida anita, porque sabes que ella es medio chismozona. >> eso sÍ. >> es informativa, hay que aclarar. >> me gustÓ mÁs eso. >> a mÍ me pagan por esto pero eso... a ustedes sÍ les encanta. >> en mÉxico asaltan a julio preciado, tenemos sus declaraciones y nos habla del terrible susto que subrio y este sÍ que estÁ candente, fernando carrillo perdiÓ su trabajo y dice el productor por un par de copas. vemos al asaltado. mÁs adelante, fernando carrillo y el productor tienen que escuchar lo que dice. vamos a escuchar a raÚl que estÁ afuera y comiÉndose las uÑas porque est

. >> los beibolistas, los que juegan pelota, con mari pili de puerto rico y olga taÑÓn tambiÉn... >>e, ve la luz despuÉs de una operaciÓn de cataratas. naciÓ con ese defecto. es la criatura mÁs joven en ser operada de ambos ojos. Él naciÓ a principios de este aÑo y desarrollÓ la enfermedad casi pronto al nacer. la atribuyen a una infecciÓn viral en el cruce para nuevos crÍos. fue anestesiado y luego de un corte muy fino del ancho de un cabello humano se le operaron los ojos. usaron ondas de ultrasonido para que la operaciÓn sea mÁs rÁpida, la operaciÓn de un humano para remover las cataratas dura diez minutos. pero en esta operaciÓn se duró por ser la primera vez una hora. >> por ejemplo, de vez en cuando pero para que no me den las cataratas, porque fuerzo mucho la vista. y hablando de cataratas, algunos de los trabajos de los fotÓgrafos mÁs importantes del mundo se estÁn exhibiendo las obras por ejemplo de (...) que fue por aÑos fotÓgrafo de la revista life. y estÁn entre sus trabajos las imÁgenes de john lennon y su esposa yoko ono en la intimidad. mira, mira, mira. una exposiciÓn

we have a white, muslims here, people from puerto rico, people from africa, april from europe, peoplefrom israel. that is the united states of america. [cheers] the only people have the right to stop foreigners from coming to the united states are the american indians, but they did not stop columbus. so what does it mean? what do people think america is all about? they think that america is a magnet that attracts the best of all countries. any country that people do not want to leave and instead but want to come man should open up those doors to be as great as we can be. first of all, arizona made a big mistake. nobody, except in those world war ii pictures, can say "let me see your papers." it is an american. it is wrong. americans deserve better than that law in arizona. but some good can come out of this. we cannot have that stain on us. it means that congress must move and it must move fast. we have many from new york who can tell you that, in the congress, our delegation is split. from texas, we have sheila jackson lee. wearier to tell you that you can depend on york -- we are he

they got one of the fastest warning letters from what happened in puerto rico. we issued a warning letter, in which we called -- it mentioned a failure of oversight, but not just mcneill and johnson & johnson. based on the changes they committed to, we get the sense that they had heard our concerns. although we made clear that we would not take their word for it. >> what does this say about of corporation? apparently, you have gone far with this corporation. and what does it say about this corporation? have you drawn a conclusion? >> most of the companies we deal with the to comply, and there are great examples of latourette compliance programs. this is a company that had a major -- there are great examples of traffic compliance programs. this is a company that had major problems. fda needs to be able to identify and address these problems, with its senior leadership. we have to be willing, and in this case, we called them to account for that. >> thank you. >> i yield five minutes to the gentleman from utah. >> thank you for being here. in a moment, the represen

. >> rob: and the country where he's from, puerto rico not too far. >> bob: top of the sixth and ianaybe hensley will have to go three or four innings here and he won't be available for the rest of the series. i don't think these hitters will hiss him. >> rob: seven hits, 11abs. >> bob: a lot of that last september. that ball picked up by paulino. >> rob: i think he called it foul. no, i guess not. >> bob: that boy took desmond's bat away. he thinks this is a fair ball. here at sun life stadium here in miami where the nats leave 5- 0. enjoyed a nice day yesterday a lot of the players' familieses are here enjoying warm weather. here's scott olsen' 0-2. the nats mind him making quick out and going down and sitting down again deep short, ramirez. and olsen's going to beat it out. his first base hit of the year. >> rob: by the young olsen boy. he's 26 years old. having some fun. >> bob: he'll take that for a knock. >> rob: takes it for a knock and hitit the other way. he doesn't even look, just hustles down to first. gets himself an infield single. got some long strides too. >> bob: nats

i went to puerto rico in 2002. i worked with rev. sharpton. we went through the fences and we were arrested. i am proud to have been arrested to get the navy out of -- [applause] but i will be more proud when i travel to arizona. i won't bring any papers. i will be proud when i once again go before the walls between mexican and the united states, and i stand on that wall. martin luther king said, when there is a law like the one in arizona, we, as a people, ahve a right to -- have a right to civil disobedience. we are ready to go to arizona. i will go to jail for the rights of all immigrants in this country. thank you. >> we have a couple of people who are wanting to speak about this. for the transport workers-union -- we will all come together. >> happy mayday. today is a worker's day. do not contend that you are anything uth other than a worke. they are trying to make the workers pay for their system. they are going to try to pass the law to divide the working- class. they say that this person belongs and this person does not. but this is no

. >> in the past 20 years, the filipinos and even our fellow americans in puerto rico have asked us to leave. if you put your missile defense in poland or check lo slavackya, you are one election away from having spent billions of dollars and being asked to leave. you put your missile defense on ships, you can get to within 12 miles of the iranian coast. mr. taylor: you don't have to ask anyone's permission to fire it. if you think about it, all of our known enemies have a coastline. that's why it make sense to put our missile defense on a ship because you put the ship between our nation and our enemies. i thank the gentleman very, very much for yielding me the minute. i thank the gentleman for asking a great question. i yield back. the cha: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: i yield myself much time as i may consume. again, back to this point, we weren't concerned on the missile defense -- about putting them on the ships. we don't have the missile to put on the ships. there will be a gap in the time that we don't have the other missiles

guest: as near as we can tell looks like the oil plume is said not to be about the size of puerto ricoand is heading over to the inland waters on the east side of the mississippi river. it is just huge. we expected to hit the marshes some time by the end of the day or tomorrow, by earliest. the president is coming down and he will be meeting a lot with the local people down in the parishes near the gulf of mexico and near the mann center is to the east here tobaton rouge. he will be on the ground. many people are saying that this is allowed like hurricane katrina in terms of the scope of catastrophe an impact on individual lives and livelihood s. you are seeing the government react. from what we have been told the president will be on the ground talking with people. there will not be any low pass over, and over it, although apparently will go take oua look at the size of the plume. we have also seen a number of cabinet officials here in the last few days. host: the the people in it possibly affected areas feel like the response from the white house has been quicker, slower, or as fast

and puerto rico and has in red areas of the country that are essentially more at risk, more in hazard. and then all the way going down in the color grid down to white conare years that are not at risk. we see california, alaska, parts of hawaii. talk to us about the parts of the united states most at risk. guest: again, the plate boundaries are responsible for the biggest risk running down the west coast is the boundry between the north american plate and the pacific plate. the san andreas fault runs from california into the gulf of california in mexico. and that fault produces large earth quakes every once in a while, the 19 o 6, the 1857 which was its twin off of what was late tore become los angeles. and that will cause large earth quakes again. up in the pacific northwest we have a small plate that's forcing its way under north america that's responsible for the cascade volcanos, it was responsible for a huge earthquake in the year 1700 that some day will repeat again. that's really our chile earth quake. estimates of what that could be range from 8.5 to 9. as both an earthquake a

pr ii nder -- puerto rico is under tm controo. >> mr. lentz, welcome back. >> thank you. >> i want to explore toyota's relationship with exponent. when you appeared in ebruary, you submitted a wrrtten+ statemmntt on page two of your written statementt you said, "ww asked3 consulting ffrm -- to cooddct a analysis offour electronic+ throttle control system with an do you reeall that? at the conclusion oo hat hearing, i requested a cooy of aay documents thht would verify+ the ature of the reeationship in responseeto that request, we copy of a document listed as attachment a,,which we will put+ up on the screen, and which you have in front of you. this is annagreement dated firm in south carolina with expooent.. would you agree? >> yes. "subject to," action." that is a group of claims against a manufaccurer which have been pursued for the purpose of achieving relief. did i state that ccrrect? >> yes. >> in the first paragraphh it outlines the scopp off ervices in the agreement.3 in it -- is antiiipated to include serviccssrelated to class ac

. >> team mexico versus team puerto rico. >> you cube your afternoon ka goes.e some tomato, we're getting all these antioxidants in. some cilantro. jalape jalapeno. >> somebody got some music? bring up the music! >> some lime juice. >> what does the water do? >> just blends everything together. a little bit of salt. >> let's get a little taste there. >> little salt. you ready? >> needs a little bit more mint. >> we got our beauties there ready for you guys. >> come over here. >> then we have some cold beer here and some tequila, a must for singe cinco de mayo. >> there's our trophy. our first guac-off -- it's a tie! ingrid, we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc! >>> still to come from our >>. >> 9:56 is the time and a look at the white house on a gorgeous day. tom will have the forecast in a moment. in the news, a candlelight vigil will be held for the lacrosse player murdered in her apartment. yardly love's former boyfriend is charged with first-degree murder. his attorney calls the death an accident with a tragic out come. he kicked in her bedroom

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