que gonzález firmó contrato con la federación salvadoreña de fútbol para ser asistente del técnico rubénmos que sea una magnífica lección para el salvador. en la copa libertadores de américa el día de hoy la universidad de chile fulminó al godoy cruz de aentina 5 - 1, estamos presentando el gol número cinco anotado por enríquez, la figura del partido fue fernández autor de tres anotaciones que lo ubica como líder de cañoneros al lado del colombiano dorlán pabón. la universidad sumó los primeros... en el grupo ocho donde el segundo drás del atlético nacional que tiene seis puntos el otro compromiso de esta noche las chivas visitaron al vélez sarsfield, la cuenta la abrió mauro para véz sarsfield, aumentó la

which leads me to ruben.ve foreshadowed some of that southern state mentality. after all, they're all real close in there. the numbers actually bowed a little better for newt gingrich in the panhandle. we h won over mitt romney but just by one point. that's pretty squeaky. my question is, do you think gingrich was expect that or do you think that worries him as he heads to mississippi and georgia and tennessee and texas and all the other states that he thinks are pretty friendly? >> yeah, i think it would be a good sign for gingrich. there may be something still in the south, in the american south. >> good enough? >> that they won't warm up to mitt romney as much as they should. i disagree with my friend john just a little bit. it's true, mitt romney spent a lot of money. $15 million in florida. according to the exit polls, six out of ten voters say they made up their decision to vote for romney a month ago before the ads started running. they made their mind up some time ago. spent a lot of money, we're not

i would love to see him play ruben. >> reporter: who else?addict. i love how you dive in and devour the subjects. and dwruked about seeing movies as part of the reserge. research. >> i did. i went back to lon cheney jr. soup set. so miserable. and the movie was so great. the old black and white. the big mysterious house. [ werewolf howling ] >> reporter: so many werewolfs, who knew? >> i'm crazy about michael j. fox. >> remember jack nicholson in wolf? and benici oh, del toro. who is your favorite? >> it's got to be lon. i love it. it's great. >> reporter: and at 70, with 100 million books sold, is it time to take a break? retire out there in the desert? you don't want to come out and hit some balls with me? >> some day. >> anne rice is terrific. >>> when we come back, we'll [ female announcer ] more people are using wiress devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectru

cnn.com's contributor ruben navarrete joins us to weigh in on this.er. paul, i want to start with you because you're the man in the know when it comes to the numbers. we're looking at these statistics out of arizona, these latest polls which show these guys are in a statistical dead heat. yes, romney's ahead by four points, but that's in the margin. i'm wondering if you think those polls might change with some of this language that's coming out from 2008 about satan and attacking america. >> it may actually change in santorum's favor because remember this is a republican primary, and a lot of republican voters comfortable with santorum's talk about faith. it's something they're used to him saying. as you mentioned, they told jim acosta last night, i'm a person of faith. i believe in good and evil. and in a speech last night in arizona, he said, i'll defend everything i say. he's actually reemphasizing those comments. they may help him in a republican primary. in a general election, they could be a little different. remember in arizona 29 delegates at

para el zaragosa está color de hormiga, solo han sumado 15, atención, anotaba primero por medio de rubena en la bolsa, gol de nicolás. >> yo creo que las águilas fueron contundentes y nosotros no. >> en el béisbol firmaron un contrato de ligas menores, y tiene que purgar una suspension de 50 juegos, raúl ibañez con un contrato de un año, mientras que consolidó el pasé para los piratas. >> yo creo que siempre llego todos los años en mi carrera, tengo 12 años de carrera, es importante llegar temprano, aprender de la ciudad, este es mi primer año viniendo aquí en arizona, yo se que es importante llegar aunque sea una semana antes. >> le cuento que el jugador de los potros daniel guerreros fue suspendido 4 partidos por casi agresión al juez de linea >> el 20 de febrero de 1962 pusieron en orbita a john. >> habrá una cena en su honor en ohio, es considerado el único astronauta del mundo en hacer

que gonzález firmó contrato con la federación salvadoreña de fútbol para ser asistente del técnico rubéncinco anotado por enríquez, la figura del partido fue fernández autor de tres anotaciones que lo ubica como líder de cañoneros al lado del colombiano dorlán pabón. la universidad sumó los primeros... en el grupo ocho donde el segundo drás del atlético nacional que tiene seis puntos el otro compromiso de esta noche las chivas visitaron al vélez sarsfield, la cuenta la abrió mauro para véz sarsfield, aumentó la cuenta federico insúa quien repitió después y marcó el tercero. 3 - 0 para marcador final a favor del cuadro argentino mientras que las chivas que están en el fondo del fútbol mexicano que la copa libertadores no levantan cabeza. - repasamos los choques para mañana. - en los octavos de final de la liga de campeones el olympique de marsella el día de hoy se impuso ante el inter de milán 1 - 0. faltando un minuto para que acabara el tiempo añadido un tanto de cabeza le dio al olympic la ventaja, tiene que ponerse las pilas para sacar provecho en el partido de vuelta. así entrar en l

rubén martins es un ex agente de inteligencia durante la dictadura en argentina. >>> al principio fue denunciar, es hablahora con él, como cualquier familia >>> la presidenta de la comisióin gestionó un dispositivos de seguridad para lorena martins. >>> cualquier persona que abusa de la gente más vulnerable, de la gente más indefensa, dbe de tener una snación muy severa >>> ahora las autoridades cuentan con información muy valiosa, donde estarían involucrados algunos políticos. en la con ciudad de méxico, edgar muñoz, univisión. >>> no descarta buscar la re-eleccio'en alan garcía nos dijo qué lo haría buscar una presidencia >>> si las circunstancias así lo exigieran, por mí, no tengo la ambición >>> nos dice que si las circunstancias >>> un peruano un latinoamericano si ve que es útil y que puede ser más útil que otros, sin engañarse por ambición, tiene que estar a disposición de la nación >>> y bien, hablaremos de esto con alan garía, quien también habla de ollanta humala, y del indulto del hijo de fujimori, todo este domingo en el programa al punto 10 el departamento de justicia le

bonita anotación del mexicano, dos minutos después llega el dos por ser definitivo por intermedio de rubéncuadro merengue con el marcador mcdonald vamos a ver cómo está la tabla de posiciones... faltan tres meses se cabe la liga pero como dije parece que el real madrid ya puede ser campeón. en inglaterra el delantero uruguayo se disculpó por haber negado el saludo y al final la victoria fue para el manchester united este partido estuvo comprometido por los insultos que profirió suárez contra jugador y ahora momento para una pausa pero por favor no se mueva ya regresamos con más.

emily ruben, cnn at london fashion week. >> what's that story got to do with these birds? it wouldn't be fashion week without plenty of exotic embellishment like ostrich feathers. for supplies in south africa, business has never been better. we caught up with a designer to talk about the booming business. >> os strip is not just about fashion, it's about business? >> absolutely. for us one of the xet dif advantages or the things you have to put up internationally is the fact that you have access to exotic skins and beautiful kind of hides. it es something we use in our collectiontion and impacts in terms of our bottom lines, the collections we produce always have to have some exotic skin. >> you've actually shown in paris particularly with ostrich. what was that like? >> i think for us it's always interesting, coming from africa, despite having to over come more stereotypes than the average designer has, and also not really having access to everything that other designers have sitting in their artilleries in europe or wherever they are. for me it was about looking at what

dime una cosa, rubÉn, en el caso de las personas que sufren de la espalda o tienen un problema en laramos mÁs? se ahogÓ. >> el ejercicio fÍsico definitivamente ayuda, y es algo bien atractivo... >> a mÍ me atrae, yo quiero una clase bÁsica. >> zapato afuera. carla martÍnez junto a rubÉn se va a integrar al grupo, abre las piernas, una pierna hacia atrÁs, luego le dice como si fueras a dar una vuelta, pierna izquierda adelante, pierna derecha atrÁs, ahora una vuelta, no es rapero, no es de rapear. (aplausos) ¡eso! carla martÍnez, baila capoeira en despierta amÉrica, gracias rubÉn, y por supuesto a todos ustedes por estar en la maÑana de Él. dÁndole la vuelta al mundo, muy bien, aplausos para carla. (aplausos) con Ésto nosotros seguimos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica. ♪ >> todos los dÍas se aprende algo nuevo... ¡despierta amÉrica! >> ¿quÉ les pareciÓ? >> increÍble pero yo le estoy preguntando a ernesto, ya tienes tres bebÉs ¿cuÁnto tiempo dedicas a la intimidad? >> patty estÁ viendo la tele, yo llego, derramo pasiÓn y cuando creo que pasaroamericn c horas sigue el mismo programa d

caa martÍnez junto a rubÉn se va a integrar al grupo, abre las piernas, unpierna hacia atrÁs, luego le2012, esto es despierta amÉrica. asÓmate mitch... con el chef que nos estÁ enseÑando a comer sushi. (risas) >> ¡sushi! >> gracias por la comida estÁ deliciosa, esto de los miones de comida estÁ increÍble. vamos a probar... >> jalapeÑo. >> es como agridulce. >> aquÍ hay jalapeÑo, para ustedes que les gusta el picor. >> quÉbueno que se traslade el camiÓn con comida deliciosa. >> dicen que afrodisÍaca. >> spring roll de vegetales... >> Éste estÁ buenÍsimo, ojalÁ lo pudiÉramos compartir con ustedes. el otro dÍa iba pasando por miami y habÍa varios, y la gente para y hace como el tour. >> rÁpido, más baratos del restaurante, y ademÁs de una manera muy cÓmoda. >> vivimos corriendo y esto ha sido una sÚper idea, yo creo que esto tambiÉn es una buena idea para ahorrar tiempo llegar a casa y hacer "cuchi cuchi" tenemos varios comentarios. >> pero que son... agÁrrense, vamos a comenzar con illiana cruz, "se pueden pasar 20 minutos salvajemente espectacular como 2 horas en monotonÍa total es la c

vela tambiÉn asistiÓ a rubÉn pardo y la real sociedad derrotÓ a sevilla por 2-0. al deporte de las canastas, le hicieron la faena a los toros de chicago y los vencieron. los bulls jugaron sin su estrella que tiene cita con el mÉdico por los problemas en su espalda que le ha afectado en esta temporada. >> muy bien, y en unas les cuento que lo que parecÍa un matrimonio ya casi listo entre joemis cÉspedes y miami no llegÓ al altar y es que el equipo fue la manzana de la discordia. le firmaron por $ 36 millones y 4 aÑos. bienvenido a las grandes ligas, te deseamos la mejor de las suertes. por mi parte, es todo. >> gracias. se desata la polÉmica cuando publican las fotos de unos niÑos portando fusiles de >> las fotografÍas de niÑos venezolanos portando armas de guerra han desatado gran polÉmica y hay preocupaciÓn de que grupos clandestinos se estÉn preparando para una acciÓn militar. angÉlica gonzÁlez tiene las imágenes y le advertimos que son fuertes. >> caras inocentes y fusiles en mano, un contraste sorprendente. son niÑos venezolanos vestidos de combatientes, posan

philanthropist david ruben symptom stein funded the conservation -- ruben stein funded the conservation efforts with a gift. he's the same man who donated money to repair the washington monument and to save the national zoo's pandas. >>> as i look at the crowd on gobbler's knob, many shadows do i see. six more weeks of winter it must be. >> i don't want to stand on anything called gob her's knob. >> i know. >> -- gobbler's knob. >> i know. >> six more weeks of this, we can do. >> we can handle that. here's the deal. he rarely doesn't see his shadow which means he rarely declares an early spring. >> has he ever? >> yeah. it's the 126th year of groundhog day. he's only not seen his shadow 26 times. it's pretty much norm that he goes okay, six more weeks of winter and when you're in pennsylvania in the early part of february it's probably a good guess to say six more weeks of winter, such as it. is we used the wrong varmint to decide whether or not spring is around the corner. for more on that go to our website www.wusa9.com and click on my blog. all right, what a beautiful shot. look at t

because ruben good to attend is going to bone in his bone infection the worst so he could you know usually armed because we've got we're going to prevent that that's really going to feel good but none of us are going to. be in the hospital since two o'clock and not just what is it six o'clock right now six fifteen. it i have insurance just a good thing you know if i may have insurance ok magister we standing aside we did say we're waiting six hours is not uncommon and if you go to surrounding hospitals people coming here tell me they're waiting twelve hours sometimes to get back however u.c.l.a. right now at this moment it's a twenty four hours meaning as soon as you walk in the door and they try and figure out you're not critical basically you're someone and they could definitely live for another couple of days before being critical they'll keep you in the waiting room and you have to sit there and wait to be seen. it has happened at certain hospitals i've gone and actually did all the team itself again we just sat there and waited so we're missing calls in our district because our he's t

ruben sanchez in them. i own to thousand square feet at 34 53rd street. if it had not been for my friend, francisco da costa, i would not have known that this issue was coming up to rezone my building. , and neither do i see my address on this article, number 3. so it really concerns me that something is going to be rezoned with my 10,000 square feet without my knowledge. so i do not see this to be sunshined in any way. i would never have owned this. i do see health issues. as an owner, i know of a lot of health issues. one, starting with my friend door. there is a sewer smell coming out of this tree that is extremely strong. i would never put a situation of children smelling that disgusting smell. i do not have children in my building. it is purely adults, a construction company. but it is a serious concern. that toxic smell. and of course, the parking, as everybody is in discussing here. there is none. and the cars flying by go anywhere from 50 to 80 miles per hour, sometimes with police behind them. it is a pretty dangerous location. thank you. supervi

supervisor cohen: then it ruben santana. and then eric smith. >> thank you, supervisors piteously from bayview-interest point. too bad you have given me two minutes. this is a toxic area there. there is no bus stops there. there have been groups that want to build their across the street for many years, and we have opposed because of the sewage plant. there has not been in eir dun, environmental impact than in that area. when i tried to talk to about a month ago, to meet with you, i wanted to explain to you because i heard this was coming up, and wanted you to know about that area. i have lived there since 1948, so i know the community. i know what has been there over the years. this -- that is the most toxic areas. they have all the tracks running through there. there are other businesses based there. you might not even find a parking spot if you go to the meat company over there, because there's no parking. i do not understand why people always want, that do not know the committee, will not call for a community meeting, an

right and i mean the repeal of glass steagall is an example of the revolving door between washington ruben you know come over a strike or treasury secretary. led the charge to get glass to go removing the one over the city where he made over one hundred million dollars that it basically said there i mean as a reward. i mean glass steagall should exist i mean banks there are public policy is to hold deposits and so making loans and if they're going to do that then you could somewhat justify the bailouts of keeping banks you know intact because there's a functioning economy needs a banking system yeah but if if they're going to sit there and borrowed zero percent from the fed they're going to make loans in very limited circumstances and they're just going to act like a giant hedge fund with customers money where the customers don't share in the upside and go to london and go thirty to one leverage you know why are we propping them up before we go broke with this yes or no answer are your customers going to get their money back you think i am right they will yeah right there well thank you fo

the bench so i went through that chaos and you saw what happened but democrats forget that robert ruben and summers those guys turned their back on regulating derivatives they the wall street guys were sort of running that show we do know despite republican protestations that an awful lot of wall street guys have been running the economic advisory camp for president obama for both and we yet when we know that a lot of reform has not taken place or been watered down like the volcker rule is as one why because even the democrats are in fact catering quite a bit to wall street you know i have a former member of congress who i knew some years ago. tell me that he had a lobbyist walk into his office as a couple years ago and say you know i've got a half million dollars i can spend in your district i can use it to build you up or destroy you which would you prefer jack a vermont. my lord the fact that i'd be how to use book but here is you know these republican godzilla who's come come out and he's opened his coat and shown everyone he said i wanted to do was walk in and go when you're tired

then we do little mini cheeseburgers and mini rubens. it's fun.s all delicious. >> next up we have shirley from new york city who came really far from this. a question about reality tv. >> what is your favorite reality tv show? >> you know, i do watch a lot of those housewives shows. sometimes it's just on in the background. you know what i'm saying? but i know all their names. >> i'm not a fan of the genre. >> how about that. she calls it a genre. >> i'm just not. i like to see human beings elevated, not degraded. and i think there's so much degradation of the human spirit. sorry. >> debbie downier. >> we'll be back after this. >>> "today's healthy heart" is brought to you by campbell's address your heart campaign. >> we're back on this try day friday with today's healthy heart. heart disease including stroke is the leading cause of death for men and women in the united states. >> in recognition of american heart month, we are wearing red today to encourage everybody to learn everything you can to live a heart healthy life. >> and our nutrition e

emily ruben is here to tell us more on what we can expect.t happens now, emily, after they cancelled this euro group meeting? >> i think it's fair to say the bailout is on hold after this meeting was canceled today. it's been postponed until monday. this heightens the risk of a default by greece. this comes down to an issue of trust. the euro group feel can greek politicians be trusted to implement the austerity plan they pushed through on sunday with such heartache. what happens now? it seems members of the euro group are losing patience and they want written guarantees. there is an election in greece in april and they want them to sign on a piece of paper that they will push through an austerity measure. >> so it's not good enough making promises, the issue is can they actually deliver past april when they have perhaps a new government in charge. there seems to be real splits emerging here. >> especially between the northern european countries, in particular finland and germany. the german finance minister, this is what he said last week. >

not to talk about 23 million jobs and a 60 second spot by robert ruben, the secretary treasury who saidgot a budget bill passed in '93 without one republican vote cutting $500 billion of spending and $500 billion increased taxes where the republicans said there would be unemployment because of that budget bill and the result was, as i said, one of the most successful presidencies in the economy. how do you not tell that story where you spend so much time about white water and filegate and hillary clinton's billing records. it's a rabbit hole of a non-story. i'm talking factual accuracy. it was entertaining, but not on a pbs network about american history, it's on entertainment weekly. >> maybe. i take a slight issue. i enjoyed it on many levels. i thought it was entertaining and politically fascinating. the impression i got was the one i got when i once saw bill clinton give a speech in the north of england. it was a howling cold, wet day. he spoke without notes for hours. everyone was gripped. it was incredible. afterwards, as if he couldn't get more popular, he went marching down and

into analyzing the food, and all of a sudden he forgot to be pee-wee herman and he would be paul rubensu saying pee-wee?" "[ clears throat ] well i was saying, i think it was a little dry." >> right. [ laughter ] yeah, exactly, and we'd have to remind him. [ cheers and applause ] but that's actually, that's what's cool about this show, is that, you know, we get these amazing guests, like you guys, and charlize theron. >> jimmy: well i had the best time ever. >> well, because they're fans of the show, i mean, you know. >> jimmy: but you work so hard. i mean, people don't know what goes into that. >> it's a commitment. you have to eat a lot of food. and by that time it's usually good. but i mean, it's like a two-day shoot, right. >> jimmy: but the eating, and i mean, and it would start early. >> non stop. and it's late into the night. and so these people come on because they're huge fans of the show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, we've been very lucky. >> jimmy: well, you're down to two. is this going to be the spoiler alert for you guys? they're down to two chefs. i was going to show you a clip

we brought in meyer cahani, and ruben of the jdl. david duke came on the air. minister farrakhan.hey all had what people said are extreme ideas. my idea and journalism was people should hear this. they should see the ideas confronted and challenged in real debate. and the highest rated show on cable for years and years. of course, we only had cnn. that is my idea of journalism. what bothers me about what is going on now is this. it is quite clear that the people of media matters and others are saying what buchanan says doesn't deserve to be heard. we don't want to challenge it. it should be purged from the air. all of these groups i think, i am engaged in a blacklist, sean. blacklist of conservative and traditional spot. >> it's on the heels of this investigative journalism by the daily caller about media matters. and enemies list, corroboration with the white house that they are confir confirming. targeting the fox news channel because it allows conservative voices on here. we are getting to the root of an organized campaign to smear, slander, stigmatize, destroy and ultimately s

james ruben rowe, to be exact.ast a real name, but that was all that was real about him. >> it's been very gratifying to be here in st. george. it is a very special place. >> like the time jim rowe in a navy s.e.a.l. uniform spoke to a class of high school students about his years in an elite commando unit, about sacrifice and friendship and faith, in a speech arranged by ron nelson. >> anybody that i served with, i would have gladly laid my life down for. and i can say the same thing for anyone that served with me. >> or when nelson, whose family is prominent in the mormon church, sponsored jim rowe's baptism. >> i just trusted jim wholeheartedly. nobody could make me feel any different. >> and all the while, nelson claims, jim rowe was stealing. like the time rowe brokered the sale of his collection of antique rifles, sold them far too cheap and pocketed all the proceeds. >> he sold $250,000 of them for $38,000. >> he kept the money? >> and kept the money. >> of course, rowe split town soon enough. leaving his fr

did jerry ruben and abbie hoffman and dr.ry take any responsibility for the children that they said i influenced? you want to drop the blame on charlie and say it's all charlie's fault. >> what did you do? >> i do the best thing i know how, nothing. i [ bleep ]. i play music and i smoke a little grass now and then. because it helps me and i like to relax with it. that's about it. i don't see anything wrong with drugs. drugs is all right if you don't misuse them. if you misuse them and you're misinformed about them, then you make a big bad thing about them. that's what the public has done. >> charles manson, drug counselor. he's going on and on about not misusing drugs. he used drugs, serious drugs, mind-altering drugs, lsd, extensively with his followers. some of them have reported after the group would have dinner, they would drop acid. and he would get on this pedestal kind of thing and do his preaching to them. he definitely knew the effects that drugs could have, and he used it to his advantage. >> if i wanted to kill som

. >> rubber stamped all this money for people like ruben.ut over the last couple of years it has been certainly paid to have a separation of the chairman and ceo roles of the company. are you suggesting that vikram pandit becomes chairman and ceo? what are you suggesting? if you got rid of dick parsons what is the solution? >> get another chairman separate from vikram pandit. i applaud citigroup's separation of chairman and ceo but you need a chairman who can get the job done. this chairman has not. there are a couple people on the board, mike o'neill would be one. there are some others. by the way, i put out a note saying this and not one investor came back and said you're wrong, mike. several investors, major investors go to work every day thinking about these issues, and what's taking so long? he shouldn't be in place anymore. all the company has to do is talk to the owners of the company or potential owners and they'd come to the same conclusion. >> what would be the value to wall street, to the political environment, to the hundred perc