y ahora con el desnudo loco, nuetros complices jesús eduardo yuma mauro, roxana y dulce ♪.mor, te cuento un poco como va todo. >>ahí viene celeste, la victima >>vamos a hacer un ma king oficina de recursos lo queremos vender a un canal de cable es un buen negocio. >>estamos aprovechando los creativos que estan saliendo de aquí, son tres cambios >>si, es rápido, estamos buscando tres fotos en especifico, la portada y dos dentro. >>bueno, vamos a tener un poquito de plus >>vamos a maquillaje >>hay baño? >>seguro, arriba. >>le quedo bien bonita la muchacha >>esto viene siendo como una morsa gigante. >>nada, tu sabes, tu sabes. >>es un poco con un tema... recuerda que es como un animal grande que esta allá atrás. >>uy, es demasiado >>vamos a mirar esta cámara >>ella se transforma así rapidito >>se parece tanto a carlitos >>bueno, yo voy y vengo. >>mirame. >>te puedes montar en la moto >>como? >>tienes la foto. >>la tengo >>listo, vamos al tercero vamos a hacer el desnudo de una vez y ya >>como >>no hago desnudos, que desnudo yo no lo voy a hacer >>sera que alguien me llama a ma

. >> hay cosas que no se pudieron mostrar como el caso de roxana. >> quizás es un poco mas delicado.

roxana is at p-tech in brooklyn. she joins us live. what did the president have to say to the teachers and students. >> reporter: the president left here he was speaking at this school p-tech. it's a special school for students grades 9 through 14 where students when they leave this place will have an associates dre degree. it would create the next generation of workers who can work globally. >> if we don't set the right priorities now then many of you will be put at a competitive disadvantage compared to other countries. if you think education is expensive, wait until you see how much ignorance costs so we have to invest. >> speaking of investing, what does the president's speech mean in light--you know where i'm going with this, the on going budget battle in congress? >> reporter: well, tony, yes, i do know where you're going with this. there is a very big ongoing budget battle in congress, and next week congressional leaders will be deciding how to spend billions of dollars of taxpayer money. president obama thinks one of the ways t

roxana, what did the president share with the students?well, tony, the president was here to speak about the importance of education. he's just leaving the building and there are crowds behind me who have been gathered for hours waiting to see him. he was inside earlier to talk about education, p-tech specifically where i am, it's a high school, very special high school that opened two years ago for grades nine through 14. when kids finish here they get an associates degree in computers or engineering. i spoke with students who were very grateful for their education. president obama said there needs to be more schools like this because they help strengthen students' education, give them better chances and fill more jobs. it strengthens the middle class. >> obama: this country should be doing everything in our power to get kids in classrooms just like this one. we should put college within the reach of more young people. we should be doing everything we can to keep your streets safe and protect from you gun violence. we should be doing ever

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. >>> y una de esas personas es la luntaria roxana vargas que lo conoce desde que era un niÑo. >>> es estados unidos. los demos con caso cerrado, para todostedes, hasta maÑana hasta laora de siempre. >>¿a usted le parece que un esposo puede her eso? ¿proponerle casarse con otra persa? es una locura. >>este hombre dijo, me caso con esposa y les ayudo a tramitar los papeles para que puedan >>fraude por los dos lados muy bonito. >>empezaron a sentir cariÑo entre els... >>y Ése cree que popoue esÓmo cubano es elmperador de >>adÁn en el paraÍso... >>y yo soy dÑa. flor y sus dos maridos, porque fue idea suya. >>eres un anormal. ¿sabes que eres un tipo bruto? >>mi familia es muy unida, intentamos comer juntos los domingos. ...y los viernes y l >>¿pensaste que iba a quer participar de los eventos familiares, etc? >>yoo tengo mÁs pretextos que decirle a mi niÑa de por quÉ su papÁ no esta con notros. doctora: el antisoci. >>son gente abusiv >>vengo como vÍcta de la actid de esa persona. >>te quedas solo en sa y, ¿quÉ haces? >>ver el fÚtbol. >>le traje un regalito al seÑor usted enseÑar unideo..

. >>> y una de esas personas es la voluntaria roxana vargas que lo conoce desde que era un niÑo. >>>ejamos con caso cerrado, para todos ustedes, hasta maÑana, hasta la hora de siempre. gracias por su apoyo. >>¿a usted le parece que un esposo puede hacer eso? ¿proponerle casarse con otra persona? es una locura. >>este hombre dijo, me caso con tu esposa y les ayudo a tramitar los papeles para que puedan vivir acÁ. >>fraude por los dos lados. muy bonito. >>empezaron a sentir cariÑo entre ellos... >>lo metiste en mi cama, cÓmo no voy a tener cariÑo. >>y Él se cree que porque es cubano es el emperador de no sÉ dÓnde. >>adÁn en el paraÍso... >>y yo soy dÑa. flor y sus dos maridos, porque fue idea suya. >>eres un anormal. ¿sabes que eres un tipo bruto?

and it borders canada which is easy to get to. >> roxana, appreciate it.tomorrow marks one year since super storm sandy slammed in to the coastal communities of new york and in new jersey affecting million and displacing thousands, while some have bounced back, many are still struggle to go get back to life. air shows us a tale of two recoveries as part of our special series, surviving sandy, one year later. >> reporter: on a blustery october day, with waves prime for surfing, and a boardwalk fit to strolling, this part of the jersey shore looks pretty good considering the bad that ravaged the town just one year ago. you can still see remnants of super storm sandy, but belmar, new jersey has bounced back. >> the ocean had her way with us but here we are, pretty much back to the normal. >> reporter: frank owns d.j.'s bar and grill a shore staple for 60 years. steps from the beach, d.j.'s was hit hard. >> the ocean just came in and broke through all the windows and doors and when we got here the next day, there were pieces of the boardwalk strewn all over th

justamente está en pantalla la información de roxana.te sepa dónde buscar el website de salud. pero también vamos a tener un foro hoy a las 5: 30 para que sepan dónde buscar y todas precisas preguntas que tal vez tengan. >> todos sabemos, han estado en las noticias que han experimentado muchos problemas con la página web de lo que significa el seguro de salud accesible. sin embargo, creo que una parte muy importante esmos es ir de tú a tú a los foros y realizrar las preguntas. >> claro. una cosa que vemos muy seguido es que tenemos que tener contacto personal, no? tal vez no van a llamar por teléfono, pero tenemos que ir donde están ellos y darles esa información para que sepan dónde, cómo y todas esas preguntas. >> muy importante, roxana. muchas gracias por haber llegado hasta aquí. las puertas están abiertas. cuando tú quieres, eres bienvenida. >> muchas gracias. >> pero me traes cafecito. >> igualmente, igualmente. >> vamos a ver cómo estará el tiempo. >> este segmento llega a ustedes gracias a: [♪música] >> muy buenos días a todos lo

and as roxana reports, it's migrant laborers who appear to be suffering the most. >> reporter: the building mor new york city has come aa high human cost i'm new review of federal figures has found the main cause of death is from falls. armed 75% of the victims are los angelelatinos, immigrants at they make up just one-third of the construction workers, five years ago pedestrian was was a construction worker supporting his mom. then a fall left him with neck and back injuries so severe hasn't been able to work since. >> there were safety issues. i mean, inadequate lighting. no place to tie off ladders. spite. safety issues he said he stayed base he needed the mon. >> i you have to get the job done. i mean, if you work for a company that doesn't have a union, the boss is always you gotta do it. he doesn't want to hear nothing at all. just wants the job done. >> reporter: in january, construction worker ricardo gonzales fell to his death while working at this site. labor rights advocates say 88% of workers who died from falls here in queens were latino or immigrants or both. activists say day

al jazerra's roxana has that story. >> reporter: in colorado, people who depends on tourism are sufferinge of rocky mountain national park? >> if in washington people don't find a way to work together, i don't know what will become of this country. >> reporter: the obama administration says it will let states use their own money to reopen national parks, but at least one governor tom core bit of pennsylvania says his state can't ford it. formers are feeling the affects of the shutdown all across the country. in georgia local farm service offices are closed so farmers can't apply for new loans or receive government checks for programs that they are already enrolled in. >> they can't come to a common grounds that's what i don't understand. it's frustrating. >> reporter: in illinois, furloughed workers at the environmental protection agency say, when they can't go to work, they can't protect the public. >> we do that through regulations and through people being out in the fieldin specting wetlands, inning inspeg instrument plans, inspecting discharges, if we are not out there, who is? >> rep

roxana saberi has the report. >> the building boom in new york city came at a high human cost - construction workers injured and killed. a review of federal killers found the main cause of death on construction sites in the city is from falls. 75% of the victims are latino americans and immigrants. they make up only around 35% of all the city's constructions workers. five years ago pedro corchado was a construction worker supporting his mum. a fall left him with neck and back injuries so severe he hasn't been able to work since. >> there were safety issues, inadequate lighting. >> in spite of the issues, he stayed because he needed the money. >> you got to get the job down in the construction field. if you work for a company without a union, the boss says, "you got to do it", he want the job done. >> in january construction worker ricardo gonzales fell to his death whilst working at this site. labour rights advocates says 88% of workers who died from false in queens were latinos, immigrants or both. >> activists say day labourers and undocumented worker were reluctant to report safety hazard

. >> roxana, appreciate it.thank you. >>> next on al jazeera america, shut down by super storm sandy. the one-time gateway to america now reopens to visitors. >> and speaking of gateway we are in the gateway city right now in st. louis we're game five of the world series we're going to have all your highlights in a complete update coming up later on in sports. >> the situation has intensified here at the boarder. >> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. >> apple's latest fourth quarter earns are out. sales hit a better than expected $37.5 billion. the tech titan said nearly 37 million iphones and analysts are waiting for guidance on the holidays iphone 5 and cheaper 5 c were launched. >>> for the first time super sandstorm sandy pounded the east coast ellis island opened. visitors are able to see the great wall. the first place millions of immigrants saw when they arrived in america. john terret joins us live. how has the reopening gone today, sir? >> reporter: tony, i don't