. >> el cantante roy tabarez le muestra a los jÓvenes un contenedor dentro del cual había explosivosmarse para la conmemoración del décimo aniversario de los ataques terroristas del 9-11.y un adolescente de 17 aÑos enfrenta cargos por aparentar que trabajaba como asistente médico en la sala de emergencias de un hospital.más esta tarde en noticiero univisión. >> de regreso con mÁs de "primer impacto" llegÓ el momento de los deportes. >> ahÍ estÁ la experta, comadres, expertas le dio un calambre, es horrible. ¿has tenido alguna vez un calambre? bueno, ahora que veas al guapura fael rafael nadal. pero antes nos vamos a fÚtbol a ritmo de samba, ahÍ estÁ. >> la selecciÓn de brasil con ronaldinho de vuelta jugÓ un amistoso ante ghana, casi al fi final del primer tiempo, brasil le ganÓ a ghana 1 por 0. ronaldinho pudo meter su gol pero el portero se la negÓ el tri mexicano enfrentÓ en un amistoso a chile y se definiÓ con un golazo de andrÉs guardado para la victoria de mÉxico. lleva 14 partidos sin perder y es el mejor arranque que un tÉcnico ha tenido. ayer en partido de la fecha 3, sufrie

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roy: but then, in the early 1900s, we began to treat our water. and since then, we've seen a rapid decline in the incidence of waterborne disease. narrator: most cities treat drinking water through filtration, chlorination, and sometimes ozonation to kill pathogens in the source supply. these are complex treatment plants that cost millions of dollars to operate, but are necessary for our wellbeing. the treatment of drinking water has been called one of the greatest public health achievements of the last century. the water infrastructure itself protects the treated water until it comes out of our taps. it's been since 1911, since we had an outbreak of cholera or typhoid in the united states. but that doesn't mean that it can't happen. it can happen. if we aren't on our guard all the time, we are vulnerable to going right back where we were in 1911. in milwaukee, health experts are taking a close look at the public water supply. in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra sup

lee roy selmon was 56 years old. >>> wild scene at the baltimore grand prix. on board with helio castroneves during morning warm-ups. all is going well when the car comes flying over castroneves, hits the ground and crashes into the tire barriers. his brakes went out and he had no other option but to hit castroneves. thankfully the two brazilian drivers were okay but it could have been much worse. >>> finally rafael nadal cruising through his third round match at the u.s. open and then collapsed. it didn't happen on the court. he was overcome by pain during his press conference. he couldn't overcome the agony. at one point rafa had to duck under the table and laid on the floor. it took about ten minutes for him to work out the pain. but the second ranked player in the world says that won't cramp his style. he'll be ready to play tomorrow. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> a report of a new front-runner to host this year's oscars. y

s roy kempinski twenty two look you fucking. party's top stories germany gives the go ahead for a hugely inflated girls out bell out fog two hundred and eleven billion euros worth of loans to prop up its currency colleagues that's as greece tries to convince the e.u. in iowa to release more emergency cash. and see gadhafi fighters have taken full control of the airport in the colonel's hometown of sirte his last stronghold meanwhile residents are fleeing the violence accusing nato of hitting their homes schools and hospitals. and china has for the heavens as it launches its ambitious space lab memphis realty should boost spacings presence among the stars and test the waters ahead of the country's plans for its own a stake show. more news coming up for you in about fifteen minutes next sports. good to have you with us this is sports there are plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including. northern stars the odd short runs a neat reaching the playoff stages of the champions league for the first ever time following a three

to many in the footsteps of another books and legends roy jones jr a facelift lost me and was knocked out in the final round of the bout to three now over state age has defended him quite as much as it has dunes these are two different stories roger and james toney roy jones was a genius probably was the best part about. boxing but his star was very much dependent on speed and this is not what you can say about. a change tony's defense makes him unique and others flexibility in the body just of a sort of peek a boo defense that he shows it's not exactly peekaboo he's changed the only person of the cover whatever it is yes but he hardly misses any punches slaps on the face that's absolutely unique it's cause to do fine tuned limited skills. and for his next one as well the boxing hall of famer claims the only mission he's going to be even harder to completion has more of a sure he's bigger he's never been knocked out he's got a very good chin and vast experience over eighty professional fights speak for themselves he knows the ring like the back of his hand. no socks is hard to break d

roi roi roich>> reporter: more than 400 people packed the high school here to voice their opinion about the closing of the school here. >> why are you closing black people's schools? >> reporter: one by one, students and parents fight to keep their schools open. >> this is not only on your watch, it's in your lifetime and you will deal with them children. you're going to deal with them in the streets. you're going to deal with them somewhere, i promise you. i promise you. >> reporter: the oakland school board is considering closing five elementary schools, potentially forcing almost 1,000 students to relocate. >> i would feel terrible. >> reporter: the district says it doesn't want to close schools, but with 38,000 students and 101 sites, it needs to consolidate to balance the budget. >> that's very far out of alignment with almost every other district in the state. and so our ability to serve all kids really well with even the small resources we're getting is even more constrained by the large number of schools. >> we hope they hear something tonight to shake their heart strings. >> re

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, chuck and john as i was staggering down the hallway, roy was the first one to the of one of the nearer ring doors, to come into the -- interior ring doors, because it was not a place to wait to get medical care to me and, the fire in the area i left and worked my way out of, they in their haste to move me as quickly as they could grabbed a limb and give the first exertion to pick me up and doing so, i didn't come with me and they pulled chunks of my flesh off because of the damage done and this, you know, when you lose the water out of your body, evaporates with the burns, the flesh comes off. and that is my first in sight into the pain thresholds ahead of me when they pulled the flesh off i began yelling to leave me alone and leave me there and i knew in my heart and mind, left me there to die and they comrades in arms didn't do that and he put his arms beneath my back and they shook hands with each other without grasping me and shake hands with my body weight resting on their arms carried me into the a-ring and down a hallway to where i received the medical care from the great air

one of the classic experiments that roy did was they brought these college students into a lab, and one was a dish of radishes and a dish of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies that you could smell. some of the poor students were in what was called the radish condition. they could only eat the radishes. so they had to sit there. the researchers observed them through the one-way mirror looking and they were looking agonizing. they were hungry. they had skipped a meal. they had to resist the chocolate chip cookies. they did manage to resist, but afterwards, they were tested for self-control. they were given these math puzzles to work on that couldn't be solved and the test was how long would they work at it. the kids who ate the chocolate chip cookies could work on the puzzles for about 20 minutes but the ones who had been staring at the cookies and could only eat the radishes, they gave up after eight minutes. that's a huge difference by experimental standards. that's been demonstrated over and over again, when you use will power torre sis temptation and use a decision draws on ta same

and then you step back to see, oh, there's roy liechtenstein. and the process that you went flu making it is so embedded in the painting that as the viewer you are almost made to recreate it. >> both ofs, all the evidence of its own making is right there in the work itself. the fact that there are incremental units-- which is true from the very beginning, even a continuous tone paintings-- were made in incremental units is also driven by my learning disability. i was overwhelmed by the whole. i didn't have any... how am i going to make a head? how am i going to make a nose? it's too overwhelming. it makes me too angs but if i break it down in a lot of little decisions, lots of... this was a coping mechanism i used all the way through school and everything that i did. take sething overwhelming and anxiety provoking and make it little not so scary decisions and have it be a positive experience. because every time i completed the square i didn't wait to the end to get pleasure. problem at aim little problem he pleasure came with each one of those.

florida y regreso a su paÍs a repÚblica dominicana con la idea de permanecer una semana y sin embargo, roy los que viven hay son marginados. >> este es el marginado barriÓ de santo domingo, repÚblica dominicana. >> muchos dominicanos describen comoh@univisionprimer impactoh@@ h@primer impactoh@h@univisionpr baÑo pÚblico y los muchachos lo agarraron y la medio es tan grande que lo convirtieron en estudio de grabaciÓn es la cabina musical. >> despuÉs de estar en modernos estudios tabarez quedo asombrado en la calidad musical que logran con esta computadora, aquÍ grabaron la canciÓn capetillo. >> ♪ padre nuestro que estas en los cielos♪. >> ¿dÓnde estaba el inodoro? >> de aquel lado e hicimos el estudio. >> por lo menos huele muy bien >> estÁ saliendo lo que son los artistas nuevos >> esta es la esperanza de Él. >> esta es la zona de los verdadero tigres. suelta la pistola por el micrÓfono. >>h@univisionprimer impactoh@h@ sep van teniendo notoriedad. >> por tanto, el talento de barrio mucha suerte. >> aparte suena muy bien. >> hacemos una breve pausa enseguida analizamos mÁs sobre el dÉcimo a

. >> timothy alan roy, sr. >> paul g. ruback. >> ronald j. ruben. >> joanne rubino. >> and my sister. judy, a.j., all of us love you and miss you very much. you live and our hearts forever. >> and my son. we miss you and love you and i know you know that you have two grandchildren and twins coming. god bless you. >> david m. ruddle. >> bart joseph ruggiere. >> susan a. ruggiero. >> adam keith ruhalter. >> gilbert ruiz. >> obdulio ruiz diaz. >> stephen p. russell. >> steven harris russin. >> michael thomas russo, sr. >> wayne alan russo. >> edward ryan. >> john joseph ryan, jr. >> jonathan stephan ryan. >> matthew lancelot ryan. >> tatiana ryjova. >> christina sunga ryook. >> thierry saada. >> and my uncle. we love an issue every day. >> and my father. >> jason elazar sabbag. >> thomas e. sabella. >> scott saber. >> joseph francis sacerdote. >> francis john sadocha. >> jude safi. >> brock joel safronoff. >> edward saiya. >> john patrick salamone. >> hernando salas. >> juan g. salas. >> esmerlin antonio salcedo. >> john salvatore salerno, jr. >

. >>> and we are back discussing the world after 9/11 with francis and roy stewart of the british parliamentank, when we look back historically, will we look at 9/11 as the moment that american decline began, that the united states extended itself in this vast series of wars, spent $2 trillion in some ways bankrupt, if not bankrupt itself but exploded the federal budget and china moved on and india moved on and brazil moved on? >> i think that shift was something that was going to happen regardless of 9/11. i think 9/11 played a role because i think the united states took that unipolar moment and thought it was going to last forever. it made a crucial mistake in invading iraq in response. couldn't have done that without september 11th. that led to this decline and prestige of american democracy and american idea around the world. >> what does it look like to you? does this seem like a replay of britain in its toward the end of its empire? is the iraq war the bora war? >> it's terrible because i think it was a form of hysteria, we'll look back in disbelief, not just iraq but also afghanistan.

. >> roy barrera, vocero del partido del vicepresidente, pidiÓ respeto por el gobierno. >> tiene quepopular. >> la misma fÓrmula indica que una persona que iba de forma individual con al -105 $ al mes no es considerada pobre. sin embargo el salario mÍnimo legal vigente en el paÍs supera los 290 $ mensuales. >> el presidente evo morales rechazÓ el informe de estados unidos sobre la lucha entre las drogas en la que retira la certificaciÓn a varios paÍses latinoamericanos. dijo que la decisiÓn de washington obedece a una campaÑa de desprestigio a su gobierno en represalia por el arresto de renÉ zanabria. mientras el vicepresidente venezolano hugo chÁvez se encuentra en cuba para someterse a su cuartociclo de quimioterapia para combatir el cÁncer que parece. para algunos analistas queda claro que charles rechazÓ enfermedad para hacer polÍtica. >> partiÓ a cuba la noche del pasado sÁbado para su cuarta dosis de quimioterapia. afectado de cÁncer el presidentehabÍa encontrado en su misteriosa enfermedad a un extraÑo aliado que parece ayudarle a recordar su popularidad en las encuestas de ca

for more great store roys around >> the reverend billy graham will soon turn 93 years old. >> amazing, what a life. the popular evangelist has a few health issues. he has a new book coming out and a new exhibit at the billy graham library in charlene israel. great place. the exhibit show cases graham's personal writings and late wife ruth. in a rare interview graham shared how working with his dad prepared him for the ministry. >> absolutely. then the work with the men on the farm, that became a team of people. a team of people all these things contributed to my ministry and the years to come. >> wow. he is looking pretty good for 93. graham's new book is called "nearing home: life, faith, and finishing well." it comes out next month. >> gray-head friends, he is 93 and has a book out. >> until next week good-bye

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mid 80s, low to mid 80s downtown san francisco. 72 monterey. 97 in gil roy.e game tonight, -- beautiful weather, clear, calm, 7:05, 71, 64 by the end. tonight comfortable. some 50s around, but a lot of low to mid 60s. here's your seven day, temperatures will fluctuate by two to four degrees up and down, wednesday, thursday, friday depending on which way the wind blows. strongest wind comes in saturday. sunday and monday will be cooler than average. >> thank you mike. >>> testing is underway in california of a system that may one day warn us before an earthquake hits. the project is run by the u.s. geological survey using computer code from uc berkeley and caltech. it could be in homes and businesses right now only 30 hand picked scientists are set up to receive the warning through their compute tears. >>> if you are flying on -- flying on an international flight you may want to weigh your bags before heading to the airport. continental and united airlines are trying $400 for one bag weighing between 71 and 100 pounds. american airlines will charge you $450 on

mid 80s, low to mid 80s downtown san francisco. 72 monterey. 97 in gil roy.e game tonight, -- beautiful weather, clear, calm, 7:05, 71, 64 by the end. tonight comfortable. some 50s around, but a lot of low to mid 60s. here's your seven day, temperatures will fluctuate by two to four degrees up and down, wednesday, thursday, friday depending on which way the wind blows. strongest wind comes in saturday. sunday and monday will be cooler than average. >> thank you mike. >>> testing is underway in california of a system that may one day warn us before an earthquake hits. the project is run by the u.s. geological survey using computer code from uc berkeley and caltech. it could be in homes and businesses right now only 30 hand picked scientists are set up to receive the warning through their compute tears. >>> if you are flying on -- flying on an international flight you may want to weigh your bags before heading to the airport. continental and united airlines are trying $400 for one bag weighing between 71 and 100 pounds. american airlines will charge you $450 on

board rogers was coming to town -- roy rogers was coming to town. it was for white kids only. why?y think we are troublemakers? i do not want to make trouble. troublemaker. just because of how we are born, we have to be troublemakers. that is when i looked and saw ms. hamilton getting on the bus. wait, let me get back on -- wait, driver, please, let me get back on. ms. hamilton, she sat right next to me. "you need to get out so i can drive on -- get up so i can drive on." [inaudible] i want to stay black and die a natural death. [laughter] segregation is killing black people. that big fight, brown versus the board of education so all the black kids can get an education. [inaudible] the books have pages missing, and they all have things written inside of them. at the main library, we have a demonstration going on. [inaudible] how come we cannot use that facility? they cannot even get a good job and fair pay. men, they come up missing. rape -- they do not want to talk about that, but if it is a white woman, it is on the news, on the radio, on television. i do not want to die like tha

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. >> reporter: but roy black, trial attorney, says he reviewed the video tape and the documents relating to the case. >> the only possible conclusion is that she committed suicide. the chances of somebody wrapping a rope and her neck, hands and feet, dragging her up to the bedroom and throwing her over the balcony would her fighting back? without pa single piece of evidence? with no evidence of a struggle? i think that's virtually impossible. >> reporter: san diego chd y di bill gore says the conclusion is the result of a thorough investigation. >> science doesn't lie. and we relied on the science in this case. anybody committing suicide naked is unusual but not unprecedented. and one of the primary reasons for committing suicide naked is extreme guilt. i think we have that, both those in this case. >> reporter: if she didn't commit suicide, who killed her? >> that's not really the question right now, i don't think. i'm not here to point fingers at anybody. or even a finite group of suspects. but reopen it and see where it goes. it may lead to nothing. i don't think it's going to lead to

roy holliday struck out seven for a complete game shutout. the phillies can sit back and wait for october after the 1-0 win. >>> now to the a.l. west, angels got a win against the a's. trumbo gave them a lead with a two-run shot. the angels may not make the playoffs, but trumbo could likely win the rookie of the year award. >>> could angels make up ground on the rangers? texas had their way with cleveland. hamilton with a eighth run fourth with a grand slam. they had a 9-1 win. >>> the yankees and mariners needed extras and rodriguez ended it with a big swing. seattle's luis rodriguez, a so low shot to right. mariners walked off with a 2-1 win in 12. >>> finally, the dodgers won't make the playoffs but they're making the final weeks of the season pretty entertaining. we'll take you back to tuesday night against arizona. hong-chih kuo almost took girardo parra's head off, wasn't happy, stared kuo down. a few pitches later he did this, a solo home run. parra watched the ball go over the wall and that didn't sit well with the dodger dugout. clay

like this vintage roy rogers guitar. bill wants 75 bucks for it. >> out of tune. price is definitely out of tune. >> reporter: they settle on $37 and he knows he will turn around and sell it for more than double. does that bother you. >> of course not. everyone has to make a living. >> it sounds like you're having an emotional affair with -- >> reporter: mike know it's usually only a matter of time before the seller breaks down. mike's journey into junk started with a bike he took off a garbage pile. he cleaned it up and sold it for $5 and today he does the same with essentially anything he thinks is interesting. >> one of the first pneumatic tires that held air. >> reporter: videotaped his adventures all along the way and suggested frank start coming along because he had the idea for "american pickers" for years. >> everybody kept telling me no one will watch a show about antiques. it's about the hunt. the great american road trip and the stories behind all of these things. >> reporter: to say their finds are diamonds in the rough is an understatement. >> here's

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roy austin is with the civil rights division. >> i'm appalled on occasion when departments are failing to do the obvious. you have to write proper policies. you have to train your officers correctly. you have to supervise your officers. >> reporter: at an arraignment late today, corporal cicinelli pled not guilty. ramos is to be arraigned monday. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: there has been a big jump in the number of young americans with health insurance. we'll tell you why. a teenager who added his voice to a campaign against bullies dies tragically. and in texas, what they call white gold is withering amid a devastating drought when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: the national association of realtors said today sales of existing homes rose 7.7% in august. that may sound great, but consider this-- prices fell by 5.1% in the last year. the reason? nearly a third of all those sales involved homes at risk of foreclosure. it's a buyers' market, and we asked cynthia bowers to look into it. >> so this is the dining room. >> reporter: school teacher scott mccar

to money flowing in the footsteps of books and legends roy jones jr the facelift lost me and was knocked down in the final round of. tunis with three now over state age and defender he quite as much as he is doing plays are two different stories. james toney. probably was the best. star was very much. against tony's defense makes him unique and while this flexibility in the. sort of if our study shows it's not exactly. a question of speak up or whatever. but hardly any punches slap on the place that's absolutely unique. to do who find limit of skills. and for his next one. of. the two missions to be even harder to come. he's bigger he's never been. he's got a very good. experience. speak for themselves he knows the ring like the back of his hand. hard to break. old man to do. these eleven years younger. and his claim seventy he's twenty two but. the russian has lost. split decision in the. cruiserweight. december when his mind is firmly focused on the upcoming. time that we're trying to. force. us and it. has worked hard to respect and he was hoping. he's going to make it in the member t

professor roy bonnie was killed on tuesday. >> security in the capital has been title weekend many streetscross the center will be closed to traffic on friday. the former president will be buried on a hilltop close to this house where he held a meeting on tuesday when he had been searching for peace but lost his life. president karzai has revealed that he received a letter coming from the group that runs the taliban. not ae said that it was message of peace bid using the name of religion was a trick. the messenger was a killer. but even before the former president is very, his political allies are demanding a full inquiry. or was the meeting so urgent that he had to be called back from abroad to hold it? >> we need an answer. our people me that answer. why is it that it was so urgent? >> you are not blaming president car die for the death progress i am asking him to mention to the -- you are not blaming president carter for the death. >> i am asking him to answer to the people. call him quickly to attend that meeting and his assassination. >> why was it so important that president karzai c

. >> reporter: on the street outside a chance meeting, the family of fallen sergeant timothy roy withwakeland, texas, who donated $10,000 in his honor. >> why are you here today? >> i wanted to see the healing. i saw this place at its worst. i wanted to see it at its best. >> reporter: 13-year-old timothy jr. today wore his father's cap and badge. >> in our time of need, when we're all in sorrow, people gathered together from everywhere and anywhere and came to help us, like, pretty much repair what was broken. >> reporter: to honor the fallen, a tribute filled with tradition, heart and pride. on this day as it is every day, it is brotherhood, sisterhood, family. >> amen. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back with more right after this. [ carrie ] i remember my very first year as a teacher, setting that goal to become a principal. but, i have to support my family, so how do i go back to school? university of phoenix made it doable. i wouldn't be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at risk school into an award winning sc

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