it was time to go to puerto rico. you're going to puerto rico at 15. leaving your friends and everything you knew and he went to a place you had heard about. you were born in chicago. how was that experience? >> guest: first of all i grew up in bilingual household. what do we mean by bilingual? my parents spoke to me in spanish and i responded in english. they understood my english and i understood their spanish. i was never equipped to go to puerto rico. this was my dad and mom's dream. it was their goal. my dad didn't call a family meeting to discuss the future. you did what you were told. it wasn't hard but you know what , as i describe in the book there and later on when you think about what was like for my mom and dad they came to america and they had two teenagers, my sister and i? bayside gangs and they saw drugs. they were deep and devout catholics. what did they see? they saw john f. kennedy -- we had a picture of john f. kennedy. we had jesus christ too. we have the picture of john f. kennedy and they saw him murdered and they saw another goo

it was time to go to puerto rico. you were told you were going to puerto rico.you were living your friend, everything you knew. you went to puerto rico a place you heard about. >> guest: first of all, i grew up in a bi-- bilingual household. my parents spoke to me in spanish and i responded in english. they unmy english, i understood their spanish. i was never equipped to go to puerto rico. it was my dad and mom's dream. it was their goal. my dad didn't call family meetings to discuss the future. you if what you were told. it wasn't hard. but you know what? as i describe in the book, there and later on, i mean, think about what activity like for my mom and dad. they came to america. they had two teenagers. my sister and i. what did i see around them? they saw gangs, drug, they were deeply and devote catholics. what did they see? they saw jfk. we had a picture of jfk. we had see us -- jesus. we had a picture of jfk and they saw him murdered and another good catholic, in their mind, robert f. kennedy. martin luther king. they had hippies, movements, and drugs. the

all of a sudden you go to puerto rico in puerto rico in 90 where the gringo. how do you deal with that? >> guest: it was very, very difficult. it was a very painful time. i used to think that adolescent was the science of pain. [speaking in spanish] pain and science. over the two words. it's about growing. but it's a very painful time. it's a painful time for all of us and to be admin to be isolated. you know what i also write about the weeds, my friends and how they took an interest in me. people came up to me from the independence movement and said he just came back from exile, son. there started the puerto rican fiasco. welcome home. that was a very, very important time in my life. i learned spanish. i was a spanish emergent. you and i understand that in 1969, as we talked about earlier, the mountains is much more tradition of puerto rico in puerto rican and informs us more about who we are and the beaches. we are not a country -- it's about culture, whereas coffee and sugar cane, were the lifeblood. so when i get there, i see sugarcane and i see fields i s

it was time to go to puerto rico. so you're just told your going to puerto rico. at 15 you are leaving our friends and everything you knew. he went to a place that you heard about but you were born in chicago. how was that experience? >> guest: i grew up in a puerto rico bilingual household. what do i mean by bilingual? my parents spoke to me in spanish and i responded in english. the understood my english and i understood their spanish. so i was never equipped to go to puerto rico. this was my dad and my mom's dream. it was their goal. my dad didn't call family meetings to discuss the future. you did what you're told. it wasn't hard. but as i described in the book there and later on, think about what it was like for my mom and dad. they came to america. they had to teenagers and what did they see around them? they saw gangs and drugs and they were deeply devout catholics. what did they see? they saw john f. kennedy. we have a picture of john f. kennedy and a picture of jesus christ -- we had a picture of john f. kennedy. they saw him murdered and then another goo

my whole life is about being puerto rican and living in a puerto rico neighborhood.w all of a sudden i thought i had returned home to an island that was puerto rico and yet i was called a gringo. i wanted to say that was a very painful time. spanish] i certainly thought those were the two words that made up that time in my life. eventually, members of the independence party and puerto rico embraced me. they said, you are part of our [speaks spanish] you're simply in exile that is return home. juane archbishop of san once said to me, you've been puerto rican since the moment you were conceived in your mother's womb. it was a wonderful time of acceptance. yes, rejection, and exception -- exceptions. i got involved in politics. in 1972, they passed laws allowing people to vote at the age of 18 and i was ready to go and vote and change puerto rico for the better and fight for its independence. >> and when he came back to chicago for college, you were an independent activist, is that right? explain what you mean. >> i thought, look, there are three alternatives to the sta

. >>> still ahead, we told you about hidden dangers of puerto rico's bonds and how they are tough to way on a large number of uni bond funds, maybe some you own. what is one politician is doing about it but first, how the international markets closed today. >>> hewlett packard, one of three companies kicked out of the dow met with analyst to talk about the past year, one that ceo meg whitman called a fix and rebuild year but whitman also told investors she expects revenue to stabilize next year and business to accelerate again in 2015. it sent shares of hp 9% higher. >>> also meeting with wall street analyst and investors, nike, one of three newly added to the industrial average. jane wells got a first-hand peak of the athletic apparel and shoe outlook for growth. >> reporter: nike long ago raced past competitors but the ceo says this is a growth company because the world is a great company. >> over the next decade, we will see the world's middle class population grow by one billion consumers. >> reporter: that's a lot of feet to cover. nike is projecting revenues will grow from $25

you may puerto rico funds and not know it. we have that and more on nightly business report for tuesday, october 8th. >>> good evening everyone and welcome. the war of words heated up and stocks and bonds cooled off again today with today's losses driven by the freezeup in washington over the debt limit and government shutdown, the dow shed all of september's gains. it's down a staggering 900 points from the all-time closing high hit just three weeks ago. that's nearly 6% and today was the worst day in six weeks for the s&p 500 and nasdaq. that market fell 2% and volatility spiked to its highest level since june because there is seemingly no movement and no discussion between president obama and house speaker boehner over the reopening of the government and averting a federal default in nine days time. here is how the president characterized the stakes in the press room this afternoon. >> a decision to actually go through with it, to actually permit default, according to many ceos and economists would be insane, catastrophic,

. >> also tonight, puerto rico. a tourist haven. why it's now attracting a dangerous and different trade. >>> and what could have been the world's greatest who done it. one of the biggest creatures ever to roam the earth is very nearly one that got away. >> i got an email, there's a dinosaur that has been stolen from the goby desert. and it's going to be auctioned in new york, and is there anything you can do legally to stop it. >> good evening, and thank you for being with us, i'm joey chen. it's sparks nevada. one of the communities which has seen violence at school. at sparks middle school, michael lansbury will be remembered as a hero, who tried to get a 12-year-old 7th grader to put the gun down. two other 7th graders were shot as well. we begin the story as it has unfolded. >> active shooter, sparks middle school. >> he pulled out a gun and said, put the gun down, and he shot. >> we both started running and gunshot. >> inside of the cafeteria, the students are safe, and we're looking for the shooter now. >> we picked him up an

mi padre nacido en puerto rico, era mucho más oscuro. lo bueno de ambos mundos. es en la espectacular marivina james, ganador de premios emi. antes de irnos y aprovechar a todos para que vayan al musical menopausia... >>hemos tenido mucha felicidad. >>abrimos... nuestra apertura oficial es el 17 octubre. >>justo cuando vamos a saber qué va a pasar con el estado. justo ese día con dolor de cabeza... >>y venga a divertirse con nosotros. >>patrice, que trajimos un regalo toda la chica de menopausia musical. >>caliente. pero muy grande. >>lo que pasa es que te lo trajimos de ancho. >>no te preocupes, está lindo. >>te lo pones como piyama. >>quiero aprovechar, marina, para qué medidas una cosa. dice que estoy caliente. >>es que somos muy calientes. >>te quiero hacer una pregunta,

puerto rico may be small by bonds from puerto rico are one of the few that has what's known as a triple exception. no hatter what state you live in, if you own a bond from puerto rico, you don't pay federal, state or local taxes on the interest. morning star says there are 567 municipal bond funds in the united states and more than 75% have some exposure to puerto rico. while some traditional may be selling, hedge funds willing to take bigger risks are buying them and mature in 2039 is selling for 71 cents on the dollar and will pay more than 8%, fully tax free, that's a great deal if you get paid back. puerto rico has taken step ps recently to control pension cost and raise revenue with more taxes on businesses, which they hope will raise $2.5 million in new revenues. but those moves could hurt the economy. it might not provide as much money as expected. possible debt bond you should be watching for. for "nightly business report", michelle cabrera. >>> a new experimental way to pay for education, but will it work? >> i'm jane wells in salt lake city, utah. what if you could fund educat

rico usted y yo hemos hablado muy poco sobre esto, ¿usted cree que puerto rico debe ser independienteependentista en estos momentos en puerto rico? usted sabe que las otras dos opciones, el estado libre asociado, la estabilidad, son mucho mÁs populares de su posiciÓn de independentista. >> pero yo nunca me he ido por el lado popular, jorge, yo me he ido con mi centro, verdad, en lo que yo creo, yo creo que puerto rico ten un derecho, un derecho inopinable, esa es su independencia y su soberanÍa, yo marcho con los mexicanos cuando celebra su independencia, con los colombianos, con los cubanos, con todos los que celebran y yo tambiÉn quiero que puerto rico un dÍa sea parte de las grandes naciones libres y soberanas del paÍs. >> en la pÁgina 337, empieza a hablar de una relaciÓn yo dirÍa que primero muy amigable y luego tensa con el presidente de los estados unidos y luego describe con un poco de tristeza y cada vez que se encuentra con el presidente barack obama, antes presentaban juntos y ahora se sientan cada vez mÁs separados, ¿estÁ usted desilusionado del presidente barack obama en

>>vaya bendito de puerto rico, papi >>yo fui a puerto rico, papi >>me dio un sentir, que tuviste buenaslá >>mejor no hablemos >>larisa, no puerto rico puelto rico >>eso, eso. >>tu no haces flechazos >>yo hago flechazos >>fíjate que bueno alo hola, mira, mi amor. mi amor, pero como es posible que tu le hayas dicho que estoy en caracas, en lo que salgas cierra la puerta. >>me voy a parar a hablar contigo, un momentico. >>alo,. >>si, vale. >>alo, momento por favor. >>hola, como estas >>no seas descarado, chico donde estan los reales, brother ya tienes dos semanas diciendo que no se que >>no se pongan así. >>no vale >>no sean abusador >>dios. >>verdad que es un servicio para venevision >>si. >>mira, pero ahí hay una patrulla ahorita >>esta dando la vuelta la patrulla ahí (sirenas) >>pana, no estoy jugando no estoy jugando >>se bajan, porque nos llevamos la camioneta >>no , no, no >>llevense la guagua en confianza >>no tenemos problema >>respseta >>no estas en tu país, chico >>te voy a partir la... >>vamos a ver. >>que te pasa, chico >>atención, a jesús le estan dando rumba jesús, esto esta

we shot the movie in puerto rico. so what can go wrong in puerto rico. >> a lota mafungo. >> what is that? >> don't get it wet. don't worry about that.

one concerns are growing over puerto rico's debt. before you say this doesn't matter to me, oh, yes it does. but maybe a case of wolf in sheep clothing. lori: and buying stock in a professional athlete. 27-year-old houston texans running back arian foster may soon be up sale. adam: making your money back in 30 weeks. the producer of tony award-winning musical joins us this hour with how they did that. but first, a check of the market. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the s&p hitting new record highs. nicole: it really is great. everybody's making money with the 401(k) and ira. a great indication of how the market is doing, the broader market and it hit a record all-time high today of 1741. that is great news up 42% this year, 2013. what a nice run for the s&p 500. many names within it outperforming the overall market. right now the dow jones industrials up 8 points. as i mentioned, names hitting record, also take a look at google which impress investors as it crossed the $1000 mark. it is pretty fun to w

>>c>cuando llegamos a puerto rico para hacer nuestro video musical, vamos a hacer el video >>> cómo estáilia, para mí, mis hijos, mi esposa. >>> cómo no, seguro, eso no tienes que decirlo desde ya y con mucho cariño, seguro, cómo no. >>>vvamos con el video musical, entrégame tus besos. >>> que se la lleve para la familia y todo eso. >>> pero cómo estás, papi. >>> bien, estoy trabajando. >>> vinieron unos hombres . >>> a la casa . >>> sí, se metieron a la casa. >>> cómo, se llevaron la nevera. >>> sí. >>> y el televisor también. >>> también. >>> se llevaron todo. >>> sí, se llevaron todo. >>> pero son abusadores. >>> sí, es eso. >>> pero mi amor, ya va, espérate, tranquilízate, carolina resplandor tranquilízate, lo único que les debo a esos señores son 3 giros de la camioneta. >>> ¡3 giros, casi nada! >>> no es posible que se llevaran todo de ahí. >>> se llevaron un cuadro de renato aguirre. >>> pero cómo le dices que estaba en crcx. >>> claro, claro. >>> pero sabees que debo más que un santo en procesión. >>> paga esos giros, esos hombres te están buscando. >>> cierra las puertas, echa l

indicó que están arrendando instalaciones a sector privado y que camioneros no son empleados del puertoale a la luz información pública que gobierno estados unidos tuvo acceso a correo del presidente de estados unidos >> durante 2 horas bomberos de san josé lucharon contra voraz incendio la salud de todos. no sólo es una molestia. puede causar enfermedades del corazón e incluso la muerte. no te quedes callado. tu salud y la de tu familia dependen de ello. >> ♪. >> un nautobús de pasajeros explotó cuando circulaba con decenas de pasajeros. se había reportado que mal funcionamiento de gas lo habría causado, pero luego medios reportaron de posible ataque suicida. policía de rusia investiga >> alumno de secundaria en veada abrió fuego contra compañeros, hiriendo a dos y matando a empleado. el sospechoso murió pero no está claro, la policía dijo que no hizo disparos >> otro tiroteo en centro nocturno de las vegas, nevada: un muerto y dos heridos. sucedió cuando le pidieron a sujeto que se fuera y entonces sacó arma >> casa vacía ardió en llamas en san josé, 2 batallones de bomberos acudieron

. >>> puerto rico is a major hub for drug smugglers. the problem is once drugs are on the island, they head to the u.s. mainland without going through customs. casey kaufmann has the details. >> reporter: this is an unannounced search for drugs. it's a routine process for the sergeant and his team. puerto rico has become a major transit hub for south american drugs headed to the united states. according to the police, this is an average find. 15 pounds of pure cocaine. >> translator: the person realized we were here and they came and left the backpack in the bathroom and walked out like any other person. >> reporter: the drug runner lost this cargo. here it's worth $140,000. in miami or new york it could sell fostr half a million. >> translator: we must congratulate the dog. he's efficient and did a good job. >> reporter: the u.s. reports an increase in drug interceptions over the past few years, but local authorities say that's a fraction of what makes it into the island. lieutenant carlos figueroa fights the drug trade on the streets

ellos tienen una hija, se fijo una vista para el 17 de octubre. >>> y sorprendiÓ marc anthony en puertoeron para cantar el tema rain. >>> y esta nueva etapa jomari goyzo tambiÉn lanza un reto de impacto. >>> asÍ que pongan atenciÓn todos ustedes que quieren bajar de peso. >>> tengo una noticia para ti que quieres bajar de peso. "primer impacto" me manda a hacerte un cambio de imagen. la ganadora tiene que bajar 20 libras en los prÓximos 20 meses. hazte fotos y videos, con la pena no me puedes engaÑar. >>> y quiero que me mandes el video de antes y despuÉs al facebook de "primer impacto." ya quiero ir a tu casa. >>> si baja de peso el ira donde usted estÉ. y estÁ jomari goyzo que se une... >>> quÉ haces? >>> limpiando energÍa. >>> hay que vbendecir el lugar. >>> dios de los pelos, virgen de los ranchos ayÚdame. limpiemos las nuevas energÍa. >>> jomari goyzo, cÓmo tu ninguno. >>> esto es agua bendita. >>> no en mi pelo. >>> le puse acondicionador. quÉ linda os veis. >>> es la evoluciÓn. >>> dame telÉfonos, yo quiero tambiÉn. ah, no, me veo bien. >>> bienvenido. >>> gracias. y si se hacen

>>ajá de puerto rico para el mundo.apaga eso, es que locura ♪. >>bienvenida a venezuela, >>me tomaron a mí dada, eh me tomaron >>bueno, vamos. >>mirale la cara. mirale la cara >>que es lo que tu quieres >>en la próxima parte david bustamante de españa ♪. ♪. ♪. se me tienen que ir para la derecha, necesitamos chequear algo, estamos en un operativo que tal, inspectores rodríguez >>venimos a estrellas... >>bien, la gente de producción tiene que pasar una pauta, el señor que viene de pelotero ,de boxeador que hace el señor >>canto. >>su nombre. >>bustamente >>ah, ya, dame un momentico hazme el favor. pacheco, pacheco, cambio pachecho >>conforme, inspecto >>oye, malvado, hazme un favor, tengo a bustamente te aparece en pauta? >>no me aparece >>lo lamento, lo siento hermano, son reglas del canal, no puedes llegar y decir que esto es un circo, yo soy el payaso y paso >>no, no, soy soy el payaso, vengo a un programa. >>ami no me interesa, vengo a trabajar >>hazme el favor, averiguate, hay una cosa que siempre lo repito. >>tu po

ricans death and puerto rico is not out of the wood. lot of people are concerned pr may still wind up causing serious turmoil in the bond market going forward. how does oppenheimer -- >> first of all puerto rico is improving. it is absolutely true that the finances are weaker than they are in the highest rated states but certainly not unique among municipalities. >> 45% unemployment, 45% unemployment, they have more puerto ricans living in the united states than on the island and roughly $70 billion in debt to gdp, that is $100 billion. >> it is a weaker credit which is why yields are so high but consider the very significant changes that have been occurring in pr to address these issues. the new administration there which arguably was more left of center administration and expected to be more populist has got religion. there are some parallels to what went on in brazil when lulu was elected a decade ago. those of us who are familiar with the emerging markets were quite worried about what was going to go on with this left of center admi

puertos puerto que se, este año le voy a contar que la dinámica para ganarse el vehículo en la feriaformación, pero en nuestras revisiones, yo le voy a estar dando la palabra, o la clave del día, ya la están adoptando justamente, ahora se la voy a ver para qué llamen. es marido en alquiler, es la primera clave del día. usted va a tener la oportunidad de registrarse diariamente. esta misma clave se va a repetir a las 11. el día de la feria de la ramillas se van a poder registrar. así que, muy fácil, y me da gusto que la gente va a tener varias oportunidades para hacerlo. ustedes no pueden participar. para ganar mucho dinero en la máquina del dinorah. Éso será de dos a cinco de la tarde, y así usted puede compartir con penélope, tomarse las fotos y tenerla ahí en la sala de recuerdos. >> moisés: yo también quiero dinero. >> sulema: no, pero no se puede. >> moisés: quiero el dinero y el auto. >> sulema: así nos vamos a despedir, que tengan linda tarde. >> laura: nos vemos a las 11. >> sulema: gracias por estar en toda la semana con nosotros. www.atmedios.com ♪ >> el presidente barack ob

he was born in ponsai in 1904, a few years after puerto rico became a u.s. territory. was a teenager when island residents were granted american citizenship in 1917. served as a delegate to the convention that drafted puerto rico's local constitution in the early 1950's. was elected as the island's governor in 1968. served as a member of the puerto rico senate, including that as president, in the late 1970's and early 1980's, and remain engaged in public life as a revered elderly statesman, well beyond his formal retirement from politics. though luis lived to age 99, but it was the fullness of his life not its length that is so remarkable. trained as an engineer at m.i. t., and classical pianist at the new england curve torrey of music, he was a true renaissance man. he loved ideas, intellectual debate and culture, founding the renowned museum of art. he was also at home in the practical world of business. taking his small company and transforming it into one of puerto rico's most successful conglomerates. he published a newspaper which is run by his grandchildren and

. >>> >>> cuidado se extiende un brote de salmonella y alcanza 20 estados y puerto rico y por quÉ da♪ cuando y como a mi me gusta [ locutora ] te guste lo que te guste, yoplait tiene algo para tí. yoplait, para todos los gustos. >>> y menores por parte de sacerdotes acude a la iglesia catÓlica en repÚblica dominicana. los implicados no son sacerdotes domingo fly canso si no que polacos. no serÁn juzgados en ese paÍs. . >>> las autoridades de polonia y repÚblica dominicana, trabajan juntas para documentar los graves delitos que se atribuyen a 2 sa cecerdotes. >>> y la iglesia catÓlica en santo domingo . el caso de los 2 polacos. el mft pÚblico en contra de la computadora. y quien era pÁrroco dmra iglesia. al norte del paÍs. sosteniendo relaciÓn sexuales con pe norvs por respeto a de los televidentes no las mostramos. el sa cero detalle serÁ juzgado en polonia. repÚblica dominicana no tiene acuerdo de extradiciÓn con esa naciÓn. >>> y alex... huyÓ:se leproso sara en un tribunal del vaticano. >>> en principio sÍ. >>> y el anuncio en principio por la comisiÓn de bienes en el vaticano. se

. >>> el cantante de puerto rico tempo regresÓ a puerto rico, por una condena de narcotrÁfico y posegieridades no ofreciÓ declaraciones. >>> con gran Éxito comensto la novela mentir para vivir, a tres diseo magalÍ entrevistÓ a parte del actores. >>> la actriz marii villalueva mantiene un secreto. >>> es telenovela hermosa, y van a pasar muchas cosas. >>> su amor se lo disputarÁ diego olivera. se grabo con la sierra de sonora de donde estambiÉn jear cepedce. >>> estoy bien enojado contigo. >>> creo que perdia, me quieres decir que es tuit emocionales son muy aburridoso. >>> a quÉ horas los pones. >>> y miren quiÉn llego? >>> el malo de la novela. >>> cuando estabas con la presentciesa magalÍ. >>> es un personaje muy oscuro, la venganza afrora en Él. >>> la antogonista es raquel. >>> sus amores y deseos mas profundos los lleva a cabo sin ningÚn remordimiento. >>> yo tengo una pregunta, alguna vez nan mentido? me podÍan decir? >>> mentiras quancas. y una vez le dice a me esposa que no lo encontraba atractavo. gracias al elenco por estar en "primer impacto." >>> ahora vamos con daniela cano

>>la de puerto rico >>callese la boca. cara >>que es lo que tú quieres >>bueno, queridos malvados el programa de hoy esta extremadamente divertido pequerecibe cerca del 25% del dha que los expertos recomiendan. enfagrow next step tiene dha para ayudar a llenar esa brecha. como el cerebro se desarrolla más en los primeros 3 años, enfagrow puede ayudar a prepararlo& para todos los logros increíbles que están por venir. aprende más en el nuevo enfagrow.com ♪. señoras y señores, con ustedes el chef internacional hermo (aplausos) (algarabía) habla en francés. sean ustedes bienvenidos con el perverso a la cocina internacional de hermo, como siempre me acompaña la pedazo de estupida de la cachi hoy estamos bastantes alegres lleno de regocijado, tenemos una gran invitada, actriz, cantante, con ustedes la hermosa kiara (aplausos) >>como estas >>encantada >>cachi!! >>cachi la internacional cachi >>me encanta el color de tu pelo >>si, estoy yendo al mismo estilista que mirla castellanos >>como estas >>muy bien, tu >>bueno ,este es el

>> did you know that mcdowel has a puerto rico dog named ramon that he adopted from puerto rico? real. >> what's the difference? >> shows you how bored eric's wife is with him. >> what's the difference between a puerto rico dog and a nonpuerto rico dog. >> language. >> yo quiero taco bell. >> what is happening to people? >> i don't know. >> bob, you're next. >> on this day in history i was 19, congress enforces prohibitions over president wood row wilson veto banned alcohol. normally, i don't like alcohol being around for people that use in this case what followed was this, there were riots and organized crime got a big boost out of this thing and most of the mafia made most of their money on selling bootleg liquor. it was not a good idea. >> meaning legalize drugs. >> well, i'm going to go last year. and, greg, i have good news for you. >> all right. here comes the short joke. >> it is a study by the associated press center for public affairs research finds nine in ten workers who are age 50 or older say that they are very or somewhat satisfied with their jobs because they've ac

they took me to an island in puerto rico, in the mountains.now something, it was pretty good being in the rural mountains of puerto rico, far away from the big city of chicago. but i think they did the right step and they helped me so much. you know, we're always a reflection of our parents as much as we say we're different. >> when we're fortunate to have parents. >> yes. >> who support us, who are there for us. i think you're exactly right. so many people are ignoring how important parents are. >> it is absolutely critical to us. my grandson luisito, he's so lucky because he has a mom, has he a dad. we live in a two-flat in chicago. they have the first floor apartment. i'm not going to let my two-year-old grandson live on the second floor and drive me crazy running back and forth. they live on the first floor. i hear them enough from there. my wife and i live on the second floor. he has four of us. has he two grandparents and a mom and a dad. you know something, it is such a struggle in today's society with little kids. yes, four of us. we s

que delfines se usaban como carnadas para tiburones, y contactÓ a pescadores que se infiltraron en puertoss que cazan delfines. >>> nos acercamos, dijimos que estamos en un equipo de filmaciÓn del extranjero, vamos a hacer un documental de la vida en el mar y pesca de tiburones, y convencimos a dos embarcaciones de llegar dos diferentes equipos. >>> uno de los equipos lo comandÓ el propio estefan, que pasÓ por la dura prueba de ver cÓmo destrozaban a los indefensos animales. >>> me quedÉ construido como una barrera emocional, no soy yo, no es aquÍ, estoy acÁ para filmar, esto funcionÓ cuando regresÉ aquÍ. y mostramos imÁgenes a personas, no lo podÍan ver, como les afectÓ a las personas verlo en la pantalla, reciÉn a mi me salieron lÁgrimas y emociones. >>> desde 1996 la ley peruana prohÍbe pesca o caza de delfines, y sanciona con pena de 3 a 5 aÑos de cÁrcel, a quien cometa el delito. >>> ante la crueldad de las imÁgenes, las autoridades peruanas anunciaron que tomarÁn medidas para combatir el crimen ambiental. >>> no los consideramos pescadores artesanales, sino delincuentes, es una activ

join me as a guest chef on our cruise to puerto rico. really? ooh... your family will accompany you, of course. ten days, all expenses paid. (cackling) wow, that's, that's quite an offer... uh... but we really can't afford to leave this place for that long. kids: come on! hmph! also, i'm, i'm supposed to get a meat delivery, and the pickle guy's coming, too, and... you're turning me down? yeah. sorry? um... well, then, would you at least do me the honor (coughs) of cooking just for tonight, bob, at the captain's table while we're docked? say yes, say yes, say yes! um... sure. uh, yes. yay! well, it's something. we'll take it. outstanding! and meanwhile, your family will have, of course, free run of the ship, and i, i do mean free. take this vip card, bride of bob. ooh... women and children first. ♪ and vips! everyone, listen! this ship is...! (muffled yelling) fancy? was he gonna say fancy? sexy? pregnant? a grand old dame? don't tell us! let it be a surprise! (laughing) what's so funny? oh, just, uh... funny fish i saw. if it's that one, it's hilariou

there has been a large increase in the number crossing from the dominican republic, to puerto rico.any see the u.s. territory as an easy route. as andy gallagher report - most risk everything when they attempt the crossing. >> the dominican republic's northern coast has a reputation. >> one, two, three... . >> it's easy to hire a boat and captain to cross the passage to puerto rico. this man has taken several boatloads of migrants across the waters. >> translation: the more they drown, the more they keep on attempting to cross and they are not afraid. a lot of people have died. a lot have made it. we risk ourselves, because of our condition. >> the dangers of making the crossing are all too real for this woman. she has this faded picture of her late husband pedro - he drowned two years ago, his body never recovered and she struggles to feed her three children. >> translation: he told me, "i'm going to puerto rico, to go for two or three years to buy a house for the children to give them a better future. i didn't want him to go. he told me he had to." >> these folks never made the cr

necesito enviar unas postales a puerto rico. ¿por correo aéreo?talmente diferente... medido, tranquilo, mesurado. con él se puede hablar muy fácilmente. eres la niña mimada de tu papá. bueno. doctor, ¿ocurre algo malo? es mejor que hablemos a solas. adelante, pase por aquí. gracias. ilupe! ¿mande? ramón: lupita, por favor sírvenos un cafecito. sí, señor. pati: cinco minutos de descanso. ¿un poco de café? iay! gracias. bueno... dime, ¿qué pasa? nada. estoy haciendo unos cambios en el diálogo de elena. hay una parte de la escena que no funciona bien. este... no me refiero a la obra, sino a ti. ¿qué te pasa a ti? ya sabes, manuel y sus patrocinadores quieren cancelar la obra. pati, yo te conozco ya hace mucho tiempo y desde que regresaste de méxico has estado distinta. ¿te sucede algo más? es juan. se ha enojado conmigo a causa de esta obra. ¿cómo? no entiendo. sí... cuando le dije que tenía que regresar a nueva york se enojó conmigo. el quería que yo me quedara en méxico con su familia. bueno, eso se puede entender pero tu presencia aquí era muy nec

. >>> chiara angeli rodrÍguez de puerto rico cumple trece aÑos. >>> stephanie flores de texas, 18 aÑosjer. >>> y josuÉ en texase, cumple dos aÑos, cachetes. >>> aarÓn de la florida, mira, los hermanos. >>> quÉ nombre tan lindo. >>> se viene. >>> cÓmo es viernes mi querida claudia. hay que. >>> celebrar. >>> si. >>> el chino, la china. >>> hay que celebrar. >>> a sacar el fua! saquelo, y dice. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ saca, saca, saca el fua. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ sa, sa, sa, saca el fua. ♪. ♪.

. >>> bueno, malvados, saludos a mi gente de puerto ordaz nos vemos el 1 de octubre >>> señores, connidos a la ... >>> qué bien, ermo. >>> bienvenidos a la cocina internacional de ermo, me acompaña la persona más estúpida (risas). >>> bienvenidos, les quiero presentar grandes invitados, un dúo espectacular, ni hablar, olvídese de alberto y barreto, son los reyes, los mejores (risas) >>> qué pasa. >>> por qué dices así >>> eso es, señores, con ustedes, franco y Óscar (aplausos) >>> eso (aplausos) >>> mbnm muy bien >>> bienvenidos >>> ay, ay >>> disculpa. >>> bienvenido, qué buena vibra tenerlos por aquí. >>> gracias, gracias, gracias. >>> Óscar, bienvenido, demasiado bueno, tenemos un pequeño festival gastronomico, pero el plato fuerte, será un desayuno completamente criollo, ahí está no sé, de qué estás hablando. >>> no, no, no. >>> tú sabes que yo soy francés (risas) >>> bueno, soy francés, este plato que están viendo. >>>e s francés. >>> es francés. >>> este plato tiene arepa, estúpida, estúpida, tiene no te me etas ti >>> (risas) >>> este plato tiene dos posturas de gallina, lo qu

cesar ---pero donde si se registro otro paro laboral esta maÑana, fue en el puerto de oakland... ---un grupo de camioneros paralizo las actividades comerciales del puerto, para segun ellos, manifestarse contra las condiciones laborales... ---los operadores independientes, aseguran que la cantidad que se les paga por cada carga es la misma que hace diez aÑos, pero que ahora ellos pagan mucho mas por combustible y el mantenimiento de sus unidades... ---ademas, exigen que se les remunere por el tiempo de espera, durante el cual, los camiones permanecen prendidos, gastando mas combustible... stop open topvo cesar ---un estudiante de secundaria abrio fuego en un plantel de sparks, estado de nevada, matando a un empleado escolar quien intentaba proteger a otros niÑos de los proyectiles... ---el joven pistolero tambien resulto muerto... ---segun la policia, todo comenzo poco despues de las siete de esta maÑana justo antes del comienzo de clases, y muchos de los estudiantes presentes, fueron evacuados a otra escuela cercana... ---las causas del tiroteo continuan siendo investigadas... ce

in addition, puerto rico faces severe economic and fiscal challenges due in large part that puerto rico is shortchanged in key federal programs. i thank the chairman and ranking members for recognizing and adopting my amendment. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from west virginia. mr. rahall: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from texas, ms. sheila jackson lee. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the chairman and ranking member for including the jackson lee amendment in the en bloc amendments and indicate this is a bill long overdue. 209,000 jobs, 970 jobs in texas, $16.7 billion in direct business, $14.1 billion in personal income. my amendment adds to this legislation by providing for the army corps of engineers under section 118 to consult with key stake holders including state, county and city governments where applicable. state and local water districts and in the case of recommendations concerning projects that substantially reflect underrepresented communi