y presidente cubano raúl castro, le dijo a washington una ytfhpk@ >>> pero pe a nuevo tono.e eligieron presidente para restaurar el capitalismo en cuba ni para entregar la revolución, fui elegido para defender, mantener continuar perfeccionando el socialismo, no para destruirlo. >>> entonces, ¿que quiere cuba? >>> sobre todo, el fin de casi 50 años de embargo comercial. el presidente obama levantó algunas restricciones para los viajes y envío de remesas de cubanos estadounidenses. pero washington, quiere señales de cambio político en cuba antes de ofrecer más. un aparento estancamiento. el próximo paso podría venir del congreso de estados unidos cuando reanude sus sesiones. han diseñado un proyecto de ley que permitiría a todos los estadounidenses viajar a cuba. inyectando nuevos recursos financiero que hacen tanta falta. cnn la habana. >>> el presidente de colombia alvaro uribe inicio en perú una gira por sudamérica para complicar la presencia de militares norteéricas en bases militares en su país. uribe firmara una extensión a su acuerdo militar en washington. para fortale

raÚl castro lo reemplazÓ como presidente el aÑo h@tuís[tbmmkp esta semana admitiÓ que el prÓximo congresoÁs medidas de ahorro. la asamblea se reÚna este fin de tuís[tdgtkph@h@h@tuís[tbgekÍ embarcÓ la terminal principal del aeropuerto la guardia lo que un hombre entrara con una bomba. el hombre actÚa como un loco, en su maletÍn hallaron un ensamblaje de baterÍas y cables que no resulta peligroso. los retrasos por lavabos y afectaron a los vuelos en todos los estados unidos. el hombre enfrenta cargos para hacer amenazas terroristas. >> un jurado ordenÓ a una estudiante de una universidad que pague $175,000 a cuatro sellos discogrÁficos, despuÉs de que admitiÓ haber distribuido 30 canciones, tendrÁ que pagar $22,500 por cada violaciÓn de la propiedad intelectual, el mes pasado un jurado determinÓ que una mujer de minnesota debe pagar casi $2 millones por el mismo motivo. >> Última pausa, en segundos, los filipinos rinden homenaje a corazÓn aquino. >> y si le apetece un sandwich, demostraremos uno que rompiÓ un rÉcord. ya regresamos. tuís[taqykph@h@tuís[tgÑpkph@h@t@ a perdde pelasí era como m

. >> y es que h@tñel gobierno de estados unidos es el único q puedmandarminalmh@ a l y a raÚl castro el castigo impuesto a varios de ellos. precisamente, un juez federal de marÍa mí marcÓ el próximo 13 de octubre. por supuesto, les mantendremos informados. y para nuestro final de impacto, decenas de barcos pesqueros recorren las que playas del sur del francia pero no para atrapar peces con sus redes. lo que persiguen son los desechos de plÁstico que lanzaron al agua los turistas y habitantes de esa zona que tanto daÑo causan a la fauna y flora marina. seÑores, tenemos que cuidar a nuestro querido planeta tierra. llegamos al final, muy buenas noches.

de las restricciones de la salida de ciudadanos, y dijo por qué no se reunió ni con fidel ni con raúl castroa, no fue sorpresa, sí me llegó un mensaje por parte del comandante castro que me dieron anoche, pero yo estoy muy satisfecho con mis juntas. >>> agregó que está dispuesto a servir de mediador en un esfuerzo por reanudar l relaciones. >>> tiempo de una pausa, y de homicidio califican la muerte de michael jackson.

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ademÁs, responderÁ a raÚl castro. dice que estÁ a favor de un diálogo con cuba. h@s, mÁs adelante.yo veo que las mochilas son muy cargadas, tienen que llevar muchÍsimos libros, y veo que mis niÑas hacen un esfuerzo en llevarlas. eso les hace del daÑo que tÚ dices, les oprimen los nervios, cuÁles son las peores consecuencias? >> cuando los niÑos se quejan de dolores es porque existe un prlema. el problema no es el dolor, el to@mvg[qqkph@h@o. mi sugerencia es que visiten un quiroprÁctico para ver la posibilidad de que el tiro prÁctico les de una receta para que el director de la escuela sepa que esta niÑa necesita o reducir el peso de la mochila o encontrar una soluciÓn para el problema. >> yo creo que todas las niÑas... ¿a quÉ edad se puede comenzar a usar estas mochilas? >> todo viene con tiempo. por ejemplo, en los primeros dos aÑos de vida del sistema nervioso se desarrolla en un 65%. acerca del peso, creo que despuÉs de los siete aÑos pueden empezar a usar sus mochilas, perosas mochilas no puede empezar mÁs de un 15% del peso del niÑo. >> o sea, para ponerlo un poco mÁs objetiva

president raul castro rescued his parliament yesterday. he says cuba is ready to start talking to the united states, but its political system is not up for discussion. the obama administration, meanwhile, says it wants to see signs of change before it starts talking to cuba. >>> a solemn ceremony marked the christening of a warship, honoring a marine who sacrificed his life for his comrades. jason dunham's mother smashed a bottle on the ship named after her son. three other marines are alive today because he covered an exploding grenade in iraq. his mother, one of the men whose life was saved, said it was the perfect way to honor him. >> jason would think it was really cool to have his name on a ship. as a military person, the meaning is definitely there. as a mom, i'm having a hard time because my son is not here. >> he's the reason i'm standing here in this interview. he's the reason i go home to my pregnant, beautiful wife and my 2-year-old daughter. if it wasn't for him, they wouldn't -- they wouldn't even exist. >> a much deserved hon

what can you tell us about raul castro's speech?reporter: good morning, alina, as you said, cuban president raul castro said anything and everything is on the table to discuss with washington, but he warned the political system is not up for negotiation. at a speech to parliament over the weekend, he said anybody expecting political changes once fidel castro and his generation have died is condemned to failure. he also sent a specific message to hillary clinton. he said that she's asked for fundamental changes in the regime in order to start a dialogue. and this is what he said to her. >> translator: they didn't elect me president to restore capitalism to cuba nor to surrender the revolution, i was elected to defend, maintain, and continue protecting socialism, not to destroy it. >> reporter: but most of the speech was really focussed on the economy. cuba is supposed to stave off this crisis. they're looking toward agriculture and they also want to boost activities that bring in foreign currency like tourism. that wasn't all negativ

pasamos a cuba, allÍ el gobernante raÚl castro reiterÓ su disposiciÓn a dialogar con estados unidos peroes, raÚl castro reconociÓ que han caÍdo significativamente los ingresos. estados unidos reiterÓ que estÁ dispuesto a hablar de todo pero sin renunciaiaa la revoluciÓn. bueno, asÍ amanece el mundo y usted se entera con nosotros aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. mÁs adelante tenemos mÁs noticias. en perÚ cinco muertos por un ataque en la selva peruana presuntamente por el grupo terrorista sendero luminoso. ademÁs, esta maÑana una severa rbulendeja varios heridos en un vuelo de continental que iba de rÍo de janeiro a houston, texas. todos los detalles mÁs adelante pero ahora vamos con el Único, el guapetÓn de despierta amÉrica. buen dÍa, raulito. ¿cÓmo estÁ el Ánimo? >> el Ánimo está sabroso. voy con este reggaeton que dice asÍ... sÚbanle la música... ¿quÉ pasÓ? ¿saben quÉ pasa? yo himnos estÁ visitando nada mÁs y nada menos que nuestra melisa marti. ya entiendo la emociÓn de los muchachos. buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas a todos. definitivamente al llegar aquÍ eres como un sol que ilumina nuestra m

mismo dÍa en que se conmemora el bicentenario del grito de independencia, el gobernante cubano raÚl castrosÍ como el depuesto presidente manuel zelaya. a correa se le entregÓ un vasto de madera como sÍmbolo de poder y saludo a dios, evo morales asistiÓ a esta ceremonia indÍgena,junto a la premio nobel de la paz, rigoberta menchu. en honduras el gobierno interino abandonÓ el rechazo de una visita de la oea. la cancillerÍa hondureÑa rechazÓ inicialmee a la misiÓn, por incluir a insulza. >> en estados unidos la jueza sonia sotomayor se preparapara mudarse de exclusividad natal hasta la capital washington. como su nuevo empleo de magistrada, luego de prestar juramento oficial para asumir el cargo. asumiÓ en dos ceremonias, una fue privada, con su familia y la otra fue pÚblica a la q asistieron familiares y amigos, que dijeron sentirse sumamentehp la casa blanca, a una recepciÓn que darÁ en su honor el presidente de estados unidos. el nueve de septiembre se estrenarÁ en su nuevo empleo cuando la corte suprema de justicia revise un caso sobre financiato de aÑas. >> en otra noticia importante, la

through college, and up versal health care, raul castro says they have to make cuts. and the average cuban earns less than $20. capitalism has problems as we have all seen, but at least we're not running out of toilet paper. our question of the week. last week you recall i interviewed secretary of state clinton and wanted to know what you thought about her performance in that job. you guys were bullish. many viewers gave her an a, even an a plus. several had been skeptical when obama chose her for the job and been won over by her diplomatic skiffs. she did get a few fs. some were unhappy about the comments about north korea. these were the minority. i'm not going to ask you a question because we here at "gps" are going to take a few days off. keep tuning in. and i'd like to recommend a book this one by my guest today. a terrific book of history. called "six days of war: june 1967 and the making of the modern middle east" an intimate telling of the '67 war and the changes to the middle eastern landscape. some may disagree, but it's about as fair of a book as you can ex

two weeks ago, raul castro vowed to keep communism alive in cuba and make sure capitalism doesn't returnin a world of flux, i guess it is comforting to know some things stay the same. cuba's disastrous economy would be a joke were it not for the poverty perpetuated among cubans, 50% of the arabic fields are going unfarmed. first year and second year college students now work one month out of the year in agriculture. its insane foreign policies lead to shortages of food and basic food needs, even more serious than toilet paper and all those successes they held up for years for the successes of the communist revolution, free school for all and college and health care, they announced they will have to make cuts in all of these and the average cuban earns the equivalent of $20 per month. capitalism has its problems as we have all seen but at least we are not running out of toilet paper. our question of the week. last week, you recall i interviewed secretary of state clinton, i wanted to know what you thought about her performance in that job. you guys were bullish. many of our viewers gave h

cuban president raul castro saying he's willing to resume talks with the united states, which would obviouslybeen so few and those that have taken place have been secretive, but here's the catch. he will talk but he says abandoning communism or socialism, their form of government for the last half century, is not on the table and will not be talked about. we have some developing news coming our way right now. i understand there is aftershock on that quake. here's chad myers to bring us up to date. >> we had an aftershock as a 6.9. now that we know at least so far, that is the main shock at 6.9, that is the biggest we have seen so far. there's the gulf of california. there's cabo, here's the west coast of the u.s. we are inside this waterway known as the gulf of california, not very many people live in here. great news because that was a big shock. 6.9 is a major quake and it was only six miles deep. this is the shake map, if you will, where it did shake. this yellow is strong to very strong, shaking all the way through the islands here and also back here along baja california and into the mex

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now only $99.99 >>> 57 minutes past the hour now, raul castro says he's ready to talk and washingtonce for decades on cuba. are these two cold war enemies breaking the ice? cnn's shasta darlington shows us what's next for these two countries. >> reporter: the signs are positive. the united states pulls the plug on an electronic ticker that blasted havana with news and slogans for three years. and cuban president raul castro tells washington time and again he's ready and willing to talk about everything. no topic is taboo, not even human rights. cubans like what they're hearing. positive, of course, it's positive, we have nothing to lose we've been waiting for 50 years. but despite the new tone, the cold war are still hung up on the same points. just this weekend, castro warned dialogue is one thing, but the country's political system is not up for negotiation. >> translator: they didn't elect me president to restore capitalism to cuba nor to surrender the revolution, i was elected to defend, maintain, and continuing perfecting socialism, not to destroy it. >> reporter: so what does c

health concerns caused him to hand the presidency over to his younger brother, raul castro, last year. >> well, the nationals must really enjoy playing on sundays. the team won its fifth sunday game in a row. >> and they're hoping the luck carrs over into the -- this week. lindsay czarniak has more now in your sports minute. >> hey there. good morning, everybody. your sports minute on this machine morning begins with the nationals. adam dunn, ryan zimmerman and cristian guzman all homered agnst the brewers. the nationals pounded out ten hits, beating milwaukee 8-3. the nats snapped a five-game losing streak and of now won five straight games played on sundays. the brewers and nats finish off a four-game series this afternoon. >>> to baltimore, the orioles finally won a series for the first time since the all-star break. on sunday, nolan reimold hit a two-run homer and they held on to beat the chicago white sox 5-4. >>> an unbelievable play in the phillies/mets game. an unassisted triple play to end the game. the feat is rare. just the 15th time in major league history that it's happen

sunday was the first time anyone saw castro on television in more than a year. his brother raulfidel castro still has a say in the government. >>> two jonas brothers making headlines tonight. what one has to say about this year's idol prospects. >>> plus, ally, one of the hottest weight loss drugs out there, now the possible dangerous side effects that has the fda investigating. >>> coming up in just minutes on the news edge at 11:00, the last-minute rush to take advantage of cash for clunkers. tonight why some people who waited till the last minute were out of luck. >>> dramatic new links discovered between video games and your health. the report that might have you putting down your controller. it's all coming up next at 11:00. >>> but first, we're getting a much needed break from that stifling humidity. sue is up next to tell us how long it will last. we'll be right back.  gecko: uh, you wanted to see me sir? boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell people about geico - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trus

castro yesterday apparently looking healthier and rested. the 83-year-old has rarely been seen in public since falling in three years ago when seating power to his brother raul. >>> a gruesome twist, canadian twist said they found a reality tv star wanted for killing his bikini star ex-wife dead in a hotel. ryan jenkins has prompted an international manhunt after fleeing the u.s. apparently took his own life while hiding out at this out of the way hotel in vancouver. >>> second year in a row, miss venezuela is the fairest of them all. she beat out 82 others in the abobahamas last night. >>> now here's an early look how wall street will kick off the day today. the dow opens at 9,505 after jumping 155 points friday. the s&p gained 18. the nasdaq rose as well, 31 paints . >>> in tokyo, the nikkei surged 342 points, while in hang congress the hang seng leaped 336 points. >>> a great start to the work for overseas investors. they were swept by the hopes that a gloel recovery may finally be on the way. investors in japan recovered nearly all of last week's losses when the nikkei shot up 3.2% monday. asian stocks outside japan hit a 10-month high today thanks in pa