prostitutas dominicanas el jurado tampoco encontrÓ causa contra el donante, el mÉdico dominicano salomÓna protestar y exigir que les paguen mÁs con la miseria que les pagan, no tienen ni para comer en los restaurantes de comida rÁpida donde trabajan. isolda peguero reporta desde new york. >>> se movilizaron costa a costa. para denunciar lo que dicen son sueldos de miseria. >>> 15 dÓlares la hora, estamos hartos de ganar 5, 65 en mÁs de 100 ciudades incluyendo detroit, considero lina del norte y los Ángeles. miles de trabajadores restaurantes de comida rÁpida. abandonaron hoy sus puestos de trabajo en una protesta nacional para exigir mejores salarios y derechos sindicales. >>> da ma riso pÉrez, madre soltera, que gana 7 dÓlares la hora en un mcdonal's de new york. dice que apenas subsiste. >>> ahora mismo vivo con mi papÁ, no tengo la posibilidad biened pagar un apartamento. ni siquiera un cuarto que son 150 no puedo sola con tanto gasto. >>> en una de las protestas, los manifestantes, irrumpieron en un mcdonal's del alto manhatan. lo que provocÓ la llegada de la policÍa, para restaurar

. >> salomon brothers. >> where are they today? >> they were bought by smith barney, and they emerged. one of the crucial areas of the modern times to repeal that to allow investment banks and trading houses to be part of a commercial bank, deposit insurance, and all of the moral hazard. a terrible error. it eventually ended. but it was the original big time trading house that came out of the era of easy money and floating currencies around the world that nixon initiated in 1971 at camp david. that is another part of the story. >> you went to work for blackstone. >> yes. >> what is that? >> is the biggest private equity house. i was in the leveraged-buyout business from 1988 until 2005, so i was caught up in the bubble like everyone else, and as long as greenspan was printing money and making wall street boom, and that was there for the taking, a whole business developed of going out, buying companies, stripping out, loading them up with debt, stripping out the cash, paying the interest, eventually reselling them in the public mark

little different verses house stevie kaelin did it verses house smith barney get back in the day, salomon smith barney. you know, just different ways of doing things. the way to get there, though want to get there is to get the money. melissa: i mean, the essential difference for people out in the audience between, you know, what makes this legal and what makes other things illegal, you get in trouble for going to someone inside the company and saying, how much oil is in that silo. give me that information versus spy on them with any means possible to figure it out and around. i mean, isn't that where the line is? going after this affirmation. flying over with a helicopter with infrared technology, you know, it seems illegal, but that is a legal way to get at it versus asking someone inside the company to give you documents. >> this sounds crazy. you were talking about that. where is the public versus the private issue there. as they said. uni can maybe put our bank accounts together and get one helicopter ride and go check it out. that's not something that everyone can do. but it's somet

>> pictures of hope is a project started by photo low journalist linda salomon. it teams up professional photographers with homeless kids to help them visualize their dreams. >> all the kids listed what they want to be when they grow up and what they hope for. they were each paired with a photographer after they wrote down what they wanted. she wanted to take pictures to capture, you know, what their hopes and dreams were, so. >> and i captured mine, capture add lot of mine. >> she did. >> in society, we don't quite think of children being homeless, but we have children here at the mission that range in age from newborns all the way up to 17, and there seems to be a trend that moms and children are the fastest growing population in the mission world. last christmas, we had 52 children here at the mission. >> for the children, pictures of hope is a special gift. >> to see her get so excite said, because her picture was on a card and for her to put that together with the fact that she knows this isn't forever, this is just temporary, it means a lot, you know, that