>> rodrigo said it well. i am flattered and i am honored to receive this award. it does not make it any better than our colleagues. a lot of my friends i have a lot of respect for that worked in many other places. it does not have to be conflict. it does not make you a better photographer. it is really nice when somebody points the finger at you and says, well done. but it does not make you any better. it is important to keep your feet on the ground. for they pulitzer, specifically for some reason people listen to what you have to say more than they used to. [laughter] i don't know why. nothing has changed. i am the same guy. but now for some reason people listen to you. >> even relatives. [laughter] they did not call you in 20 years. oh, your son. on tv. >> for all of the people, you are never going to amount to anything. >> human nature. javier manzano, rodrigo abd, thank you for your photography, your courage, your dedication and commitment. i appreciate you giving us insight on what it means to be a freshly crowned pulitzer winner. [applause] [captions copyri

>> rodrigo said it well. i am flattered and i am honored to receive this award. it does not make it any better than our colleagues. a lot of my friends i have a lot of respect for that worked in many other places. it does not have to be conflict. it does not make you a better photographer. it is really nice when somebody points the finger at you and says, well done. but it does not make you any better. it is important to keep your feet on the ground. for they pulitzer, specifically for some reason people listen to what you have to say more than they used to. [laughter] i don't know why. nothing has changed. i am the same guy. but now for some reason people listen to you. >> even relatives. [laughter] they did not call you in 20 years. oh, your son. >> for all of the people, you are never going to amount to anything. >> human nature. javier manzano, rodrigo abd, thank you for your photography, your courage, your dedication and commitment. i appreciate you giving us insight on what it means to be a freshly crowned pulitzer winner. [applause] [captions copyright nat

. >> rodrigo finconta nos dijo lo que podría haber contribuido que primero pegara en la cola del aviono de viento. >> aunque es pronto para sacar conclusiones, tampoco se descarta un problema mecanico o error humano. >> y la caja negra no solamente será parte de la investigación sino también se tomaran en cuenta varios sentidos más. >> el piloto, si pudo solucionar el problema, las horas de vueño. >> que de alguna forma es catalogado como milagro que hayan sobrevivido la mayoría. >> la probabilidad de que hayan sobrevivodo 50 personas es muy fuerte. >> ahí esta los puntos de vist, al junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte dijo que enviaría un reporte. >> gracias ramon hay 123 personas ilesas. >> a lo largo del día nuestros seguidores en facebook que vieron el humo nos han enviado fotos, poco pacman nos mando esta foto en el momento preciso en que ocurrió el accidente, si usted tiene fotoso envielas a través del facebook. >> más adelante, la investigación del accidente, méxico también está afectado por el volcán popocatépetl. >> el tiempo este fin de semana está más agradable con

>> rodrigo said it well. i am flattered and i am honored to receive this award. it does not make it any better than our colleagues. a lot of my friends i have a lot of respect for that worked in many other places. it does not have to be conflict. it does not make you a better photographer. it is really nice when somebody points the finger at you and says, well done. but it does not make you any better. it is important to keep your feet on the ground. for they pulitzer, specifically for some people -- for some reason people listen to what you have to say more than they used to. [laughter] i don't know why. nothing has changed. i am the same guy. but now for some reason people listen to you. >> even relatives. [laughter] they did not call you in 20 years. oh, your son. for all of the people, you are never going to amount to anything. >> human nature. ,avier manzano, rodrigo abd thank you for your photography, your courage, your dedication and commitment. i appreciate you giving us insight on what it means to be a freshly crowned pulitzer winner. [applause] [caption

. >>> rodrigo puentes. >>> a quiÉn le vas?partidos, pero sÉ de que tienen gente nueva que le dieron la oportunidad que se da la copa, y creo que tienen suficiente capacidad para poder sacar un buen resultado. >>> el tÉcnico de estados unidos, dice que bueno, quizÁ sea como costa rica, un fÚtbol parecido, le deseamos suerte al salvador. >>> sÍ, nuestro pais prÁctica mÁs el toque, y estados unidos mÁs fue, fÚtbol aÉreo. creo que. >>> gracias nelson. >>> dos a uno. >>> muchas gracias don nelson y a los que estuvieron presentes, desde carson, sandra o'neil. >>> nos vamos rÁpido al fÚtbol. nos vemos mÁs tarde. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. es la copa oro, y cuartos de final. estados unidos asÍ llega al estadio en baltimore, como lideres de grupo, como invictos, luego de ganar tres primeros juegos. y con 8 victorias consecutivas, buscando la novena, y buscando el pase a semifinales, ante un equipo del salvador, que se clasificÓ como tercero, rodolfo ze

rodrigo dorador/inmigrante estos que estan haciendo nunca en mi vida yo pudiera hacer eso pero con unefienden. krsna avila/apoya a los jovenes detenidos. lo hicieron para todos los demas indocumentados que cada dia no tienen derechos y cada dia estan deportados esta accion extrema cen en parte es por laustcne que la reforma gratoria asar de los logros se tanque, mientras continuan las deportaciones enun rango de mil por dia. arita e estamos debatidmigracin queda d tan deportando mucha nte y nesitamos hacer algo ahorita sl leyes no se estansdo necesitamos parar s deportacione ex dana/coalicion inmignte venil del este de la bahiaellos querian poner prueba la discrecion que se les va a dar as miles de jovenes documentados que han sido deportados y quee beneficiande la accion diferida por ahora, los que ean afuera,cen campana parque liberen a estos nueve tenidos. hoy lo hicieron en ente a la oficina dea senadora dia feinstein san francisco, a quien leden su apoyo. herco actamente ellos pusieron su da y ahora necesitamosudarlos www.theniya.org sited quiere informacion sobremoede ayudar a e

rodrigo dorador/inmigrante estos que estan haciendo nunca en mi vida yo pudiera hacer eso pero con unos jovenes detenidos. lo hicieron para todos los demas indocumentados que cada dia no tienen derechos y cada dia estan deportados esta accion extrema dicen en parte es por la frustracion de que la reforma migratoria a pesar de los logros, se estanque, mientras continuan las deportaciones en un rango de mil por dia. ahorita que estamos debatiendo inmigracin que cada dia estan deportando mucha gente y necesitamos hacer algo ahorita si las leyes no se estan pasando necesitamos parar las deportaciones. alex aldana/coalicion inmigrante juvenil del este de la bahia ellos querian poner a prueba la discrecion que se les va a dar a los miles de jovenes indocumentados que han sido deportados y que se benefician de la accion diferida por ahora, los que estan afuera, hacen campana para que liberen a estos nueve detenidos. hoy lo hicieron en frente a la oficina de la senadora diane feinstein en san francisco, a quien le piden su apoyo. heroico exactamente ellos pusieron su vida y ahora necesitamos

[no audio] [inaudible] >> i used a very wide [inaudible] >> rodrigo, as you go throughout the city, what array of equipment do you carry? what is the strategy before what kind of cameras you have and what kind? >> when you are going to enter and when you walk a lot in the mountains, sometimes to reach the places we thought that the best idea was to go with a very light gear, light equipment. so i carried a couple of cameras, small lenses, something really liked. and last night for example we walked six hours in a field. we put all -- put on all of our gear with a sleeping bag. we could not have big equipment. the first reason is you have to walk with all of it. the second is because all of the near s. were really ,e did not need big lenses heavy gear. but the idea was to be really light just in case we have to run, just in case we have to move from one place. for example we changed locations four times in one week. we started sleeping in one house day and now, trying to avoid the attack of the army. you need to be like really quick. and fit. we have at know if microphone in the audience

rodrigo from here?i actually think the likelihood is higher but if these entities were in control of themselves. this case takes on a life of its own not everyone has all these advisers whispering civic and i am sure the jurors had people whispering in their ear. that is unfortunate because at the bottom line trayvon martin is not here and nobody should make money off of that in my opinion. lou: a does a wrongful death suit to brought by the martin family against zimmerman, does it succeed? >> it doesn't make sense but it seems pointless because he doesn't have any money or assets so to keep the litigation ongoing doesn't make sense when they already received a settlement but now it is a much lower standard of proof in civil court just because there wasn't for a beyond a reasonable doubt does not mean there won't overcome the standard in the civil courts that is more likely than not they just have to show more likely than not. >> example is the adjacent to and -- o.j. simpson case you're not guilty in c

commercial pilot rodrigo constansa is also a training pilot.ys the importance is their ability to communicate. >> every company has a protocall on how the captain. >> reporter: repore is built up over time. in the case of flight 214 the pilot and training captain had never worked together before which is yet another factor that may have contributed to this near catastrophe. reporting live, patti lee. >>> dozens of people who were left homeless after last week's apartment fire were allowed to go back inside their units to see what they had left. one man was killed and 21 others were injured in sunday morning's fire. some of the units weren't badly damaged by the flames but did receive a lot of water damage. some of the people displaced are still trying to find a place to live. >> the people from the red cross have been so nice to us, you know. but still there's just a sad feeling. i've never expierced ex -- experienced anything like that in my life you know. >> so far they say the fire does not appear to be suspicious. >>> arson is thought to be

commercial pilot rodrigo constansa is also a training pilot.he says the importance is their ability to communicate. >> every company has a protocall on how the captain. >> reporter: repore is built up over time. in the case of flight 214 the pilot and training captain had never worked together before which is yet another factor that may have contributed to this near catastrophe. reporting live, patti lee. >>> dozens of people who were left homeless after last week's apartment fire were allowed to go back inside their units to see what they had left. one man was killed and 21 others were injured in sunday morning's fire. some of the units weren't badly damaged by the flames but did receive a lot of water damage. some of the people displaced are still trying to find a place to live. >> the people from the red cross have been so nice to us, you know. but still there's just a sad feeling. i've never expierced ex -- experienced anything like that in my life you know. >> so far they say the fire does not appear to be suspicious. >>> arson is thought

>> rodrigo said it well. i am flattered and i am honored to receive this award. it does not make it any better than our colleagues. a lot of my friends i have a lot of respect for that worked in many other places. it does not have to be conflict. it could be the olympics, whatever you want. it does not make you a better photographer. it is really nice when somebody points the finger at you and says, well done. but it does not make you any better. it is important to keep your feet on the ground. for the pulitzer, specifically for some reason people listen to what you have to say more than they used to. [laughter] i don't know why. nothing has changed. i am the same guy. but now for some reason people listen to you. >> even relatives. [laughter] they did not call you in 20 years. oh, your son is on tv, the say to my mother. >> for all of the people, you are never going to amount to anything. >> human nature.facebook requests. >>javier manzano, rodrigo abd, thank you for your photography, your courage, your dedication and commitment. i appreciate you giving us insig