carlos santana va a participar de la clausura del mundial.60 aÑos, cuando salgo a tocar tengo 14". >> en el mundo el tiempo se mide por dÍa y noche pero si te sales afuera de este planeta ya no existe ese reloj entonces hay dos maneras de ver lo que somos:eternidad y momento. >> tu eres parte de la historia de la mÚsica pero no estÁs pensando en morirte. >> no. >> 66 tienes ya? >> sÍ. >> muchos pensar en que serÍa mucho mÁs fácil que te -retirar hace cuatro aÑos. >> hace unos aÑos me dieron un premio. no importa cuantos ceros tengas e ima la izquierda que es en mi uniÓn con dios.te unes con varios art y sale abreviÓ su trabajo tambiÉn en espaÑol. >> eso era lo que querÍa dios. yo decir oÍr las voces internas que es tu conciencia o tu mamÁ y nunca fallo cuando me calmo y empezÓ a acallar la barulla porque son babosadas. pero la luz te dice:"se puede, te vamos a ayudar para que todos los planetas se abran asÍ y cuando estÉs en los premios grammy des gracias a dios". es lo mismo que john lennon y bob marley. >> tu y yo vemos cÓmo despuÉs de cada

somehow i am raymond santana from the central jogging case. that was raymond santana. the reported settlement is only million dollars. apparently one dollar a year for each year that these five young men were imprisoned. 4 -- $1 million a year. the settlement still has to be approved by the city controller and the judge. natalie byfield, thank you for being with us. she was a reporter for the "new york daily news" at the time, now a professor at st. john's university. we go to theback, capitol rotunda to speak with a congresswoman who is pushing to stop u.s. forces from being committed to iraq. ♪ >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. turn now to iraq. president obama announced a plan to send up to 300 military advisers to support iraqi forces confronting the sunni militants who have seized a large swath of the country. >> this will continue to increase our support to iraqi security forces. we are prepared to create joint operation centers in baghdad and northern iraq to share intelligence and coordinate planning to conf

he was a headliner for santana rose annual summer fashion show.so a benefit for the vernon davis foundation for the art arts. this is the second year he's participated. >> each and every year is beautiful, and the wonderful thing about it is, it benefits something, and it benefits the vernon davis foundation for the arts and i want to give a special thanks to santana for putting it on. without them it wouldn't be possible. >> the annual fall fashion show will be coming up in september. >>> most people go to the beach with just sunglasses and a towel, but not today in alameda. shovels, buckets and tools make this beach look more like a construction site with some truly amazing creations taking place in the sand. look at that. the fierce competition at the 48th annual sand castle and sculpture contest. the judges score these on four elements. design, detail, neatness, and technique. meteorologist rob mayeda is here now to tell us about his technique. rob? >> sand castle building is a perfect thing to do over the next couple of days. we have some fog

case, not raymond santana, my childhood buddy or something like that and the same for all of us.s hard to get past that even though we know that this is now a new chapter, you know, but just yesterday, so to speak -- >> and no amount of money, i mean, obviously a huge settlement, but no amount of money wipes that away, no amount of money makes up. you had years of your life taken from you. >> right. >> people have not been in that situation can't even imagine being in prison for something you did not do. >> yeah, exactly. and after the announcement of the settlement, you know, it seemed like the 40 million decided to take a life of its own but the 40 million, what do you think? it wasn't even about the central park five anymore. and it was like wow, like they just pushed us to the side like the money means more and for us, that wasn't the case. it was just about closure. finally coming to an end and putting, you know, an end to the chapter and moving on with our lives. >> what does this tell you about, i mean, about the system, about how things work? i mean, you've got an an vdva

preserve the building right across from santana row but they would not go into detail. designated that building a city landmark. >> what's so funny over there, christina loren? weather make you that happy. >> good times at that dome theater. i'm happy about that decision. if you live in the south bay, you know the winds were whipping yesterday and today. we'll see more of the same and the good news the wind is coming off the pacific so it's cool ocean air and a nice day today. the one place where the wind is going to be rather strong all day long right by the beach, you're going to find that really strong wind coming out of the west and it will be strong enough to create that blowing dust, blowing sand that we typically see by the beach. travel cautiously out there for today. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures jump out of the 50s and end up in the 70s, even out in the extreme east bay. i have to tell you, this is it. our warming trend begins tomorrow and a little bit of a foggy breeze in san francisco. here's the golden gate bridge. traffic here looks lik

yusef salaam was 15 years old. >> i met richard santana in prison.h other. >> we didn't know each other. >> and they painted this picture as if we all knew each other, we all got together and said, "hey, man, let's go hang out and do this." and that's not what happened. >> reporter: in 2002, 12 years after they were sentenced, serial rapist and murderer matias reyes confessed, saying he acted alone. dna evidence corroborated his story. a judge threw out the convictions. >> this is an indelible scar. and even though we have somewhat been righted, we still have that indelible scar. >> reporter: 22 states now have laws requiring interrogations of minors to be recorded. and, scott, 15 of those states passed laws after the central park five were exonerated. >> pelley: michelle, thanks. what happened when signs bearing a certain four-letter word popped up? "on the road" with steve hartman is next. apples fall, but the apples of your cheeks don't have to. defy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your

carlos santana y guitarrista antes de su participaciÓn en la clausura del mundial. >> estÁ rojo, blancodel paÍs han tomado medias especiales para evitar la fiesta del mundial se convierta en un derrame de sangre este fin de semana la ley seca ha sido una decisiÓn que la han aplaudido muchos pero tambiÉn ha sido criticada por quienes viven de la venta del licor, jessy nos cuenta cÓmo se preparan para la celebraciÓn. >> 9 muertos mÁs de 60 heridos y 3600 riÑas es el increÍble saldo que dejÓ el color de la celebraciÓn tras el primer partido que la selecciÓn ganó brasil. >> tuvimos 50 o 60 heridos esa noche con dos muertos. >> a partir de ese momento las autoridades de la capital tomaron medidas ley seca durante todo el dÍa es decir no hay venta ni expendio. >> sÍ ha bajado considerablemente. >> el resultado cero muertos y menos de 60 riÑas en todo bogotÁ una medida que adoptaron varias ciudades del paÍs y que se harÁ maÑana efectiva lo que genera acciones entre quienes viven del negocio del licor. quienes hoy se manifestaron en una protesta porque segÚn ellos la medida de los afecta. >> po

the bond king himself stretching out on stage to carlos santana's smooth while wearing shades and callingimself the justin bieber of bonds. i am wondering has telos his mind? what do you think? >> i don't know. those sunglasses were something else. talk about wanting to brainwash reporters but sometimes wonder if that is a not so stupid wish. melissa: he said repeat after me, bill gross is the bravest, warmest most wonderfully human being you ever met in your life. that is the mystery in canada but he is up their chanting with the glasses on and someone from the wall street journal tweeted that out something is going on with him. very odd. >> how does that reporter know? for maybe -- may be -- the reporter knows. i will say is this. maybe he is losing his mind that maybe is eccentric. >> as he always been like this? >> who knows? you know? we don't know. melissa: is he's seen in? >> i don't know. >> here is the thing. it is not legal in chicago yet. that came out on stage and anything, tiger woods has the sunglasses on, not exactly endearing. >> not like to walk on stage in his underwear.

en santana, california, juan carlos gonzÁlez. >> el servicio de aduanas y protecciÓn de frontera destituyÓo posibles abusos cometidos por agentes fronterizos. >> el servicio de aduana destituyÓ su jefe de asustos internos por investigar lo suficiente los casos de abuso de fuerza por parte de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. segÚn un informe del concilio nacional de migraciÓn solo 13 de las 809 denuncias presentadas al funcionario en los Últimos cuatro aÑos por abuso de fuerza desencadenar una acciÓn disciplinaria contra y los agentes. casos como el del inmigrante indocumentado anastasio grandes quien muriÓ hace cuatro aÑos a consecuencia de la brutal paliza que le dieron una docena de agentes fronterizos forman parte de los cientos de casos que aÚn esperan justicia. los gritos de anastasio brando por su vida quedaron registrados en varios videos grabados por testigos. >> ya por favor; seÑores! no!! ayuda! >> funcionarios del departamento de seguridad interna concluyeron que no sino suficientes investigadores para revisar cientos de denuncias que llegaron a su oficina. el caso del jov

. >> you had some really stellar collaborations with artists quite varied, everyone from santana to josh groban. is there any that stands out in your mind as one that was particularly meaningful to you. >> all of them are meaningful because for me, we are all at the service of the song, and every artist i work with, that's what we have done. >> that's why the songs are what they are because we believe all of us of the universalty of the music. we believe that music transforms lives of people. definitely is i believe deep down in my soul that without the gathering together that we all have in the '90s to free nelson mandel a, south africa would not be the place it is today. >> music has the power to get people together to believe in the goodness that we hold in us. freeing nelson mandel a was the right thing to do. we did it as musicians. music has so much power that when you have a regime, a new politician that wants to take over and doesn't want to follow democracy, the first thing they cut off is art, is music. you have the pussy riot example. so we have such a power that we power. >>

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the former century 21 theater building near santana row closed back in march after housing movie theaters for 50 years. preservationists hope it will be included in new plans for the site. >>> a day after his defeat in the virginia primary, eric cantor announced he is stepping down as house majority leader. despite heavily outspending his opponent, cantor was soundly defeated by tea party newcomer dave bratt. cantor had been viewed as a likely successor to john boehner as house speaker. now he is resigning his position at the end of july. >> it is with great humility that i do so knowing the tremendous honor it has been to hold this position. >> pete sessions of texas plans to run for majority leader cantor endorsing central valley congressman kevin mccarthy for the position. >>> things got heated today on capitol hill during the first hearing on the prisoner exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl. defense secretary chuck hagel used choice words to defend the deal. >> we made the right decision. and we did it for the right reasons. to bring home one of the our own people. i take that re

. >> el fiscal de santana dice tener las pruebas suficientes para enviar el sospechoso por muchos aÑos secuestrada hace una dÉcada por el acusado. los vecinos dieron al acusado y a su madre en el edificio de apartamentos cuando fueron a recoger sus pertenencias. >> preguntamos por quÉ hacÍa esa y porque llegaba a escondidas y no respondiÓ nada y solo saludo no tenÍa nada que decir. >> la joven quien tiene un bebÉ cuyo padre es el sospechoso se encuentra bajo protecciÓn de testigos y segÚn las autoridades a pesar de tener oportunidades para escapar, tras aÑos de abuso fÍsico y mental, la vÍctima novio ninguna forma para superar la situaciÓn y decidiÓ vivir una vida con garcÍa bajo abusos mentales y fÍsicos. >> medrano permanece tras las rejas y tiene una fianza de 1 millÓn de dólares y una orden de detenciÓn por parte de las autoridades migratorias. es informaciÓn desde los Ángeles y yo soy salvador durán y regresamos continuar estudios. >> estaremos siguiendo este caso de cerca. en imÁgenes ha causado un desperfecto joven sufriÓ un insÓlito accidente en un elevador en chile. las imÁgen

yusuf salom was 15 years old. >> i met raymond santana in prison. we didn't know each other. >> we didn't know each other. >> they painted a picture as if we all knew each other and said hey, man let's go do this. >> what do you say to the people out there who don't believe you're innocent. >> these people have their minds fixated on us being guilty. we've tried everything we could. >> reporter: in 2002, 12 years after they were arrested this man admitted to it. >> this is a victory story now. this is a perseverance story. this is a story about fighting the good fight and winning and this is a story about the city doing a good thing. >> reporter: 22 states now have laws requiring interrogations of minors be recorded. 15 of those states passed the law after the central park five were exonerated in 2002. new york isn't one of them. for "cbs this morning: saturday," michelle miller, new york. >>> up next, medical news in our "morning rounds," a breast cancer breakthrough that can invade basic tumors but can it save more lives. >>> the microchip that co

yusef was 15 years old. >> i met santana in prison. we know each other.they painted this picture as if we got together and said let's hang out and go do this. that's not what happened. >> reporter: what do you say to the people who don't believe your innocence? >> these people have their mind fixated on us being guilty. we have tried everything we possibly could to prove our innocence. and our innocence has been praoufrp >> reporter: in 2002 12 years after they were sentenced, serial rapist reyes confessed, saying he acted alone. dna evidence corroborated his story and a judge threw out the convictions. >> this is a victory story. this is a perseverance story. this is about fighting a good fight and winning. and this is the story about the city doing a good thing. >> reporter: 22 states now have laws requiring interrogations of minors be recorded. 15 of those states passed the law after the central park 5 were exonerated in 2002. new york isn't one of them. for "cbs this morning" saturday michelle miller, new york. >>> and now here's a look at the weather

you're doing a song with carlos santana? ] >> jimmy: that's an honor right there. that's got to be -- >> not only are we doing a song with carlos. we're doing "oye como va." may tito puente rest in peace. [ cheers ] and to do a record like that, that's so legendary, and you have carlos blessing -- and then when he gets in there with that guitar, and he just starts funking and jamming and doing -- i mean, i don't know what he does with that guitar. you know what he does with that guitar? he takes it to the bathroom. he takes it to the boat. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's not taking it to the boat. now you're going to perform for us later on. and i appreciate what you're going to do. it's such a great performance. it's going to blow your mind. you're going to love it. and everyone's going to go crazy. but i wanted -- earlier today, i challenged you to a game of beer pong. >> yes. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone how it went down in florida. so we're going to talk about that. played in moe's tavern right outside -- rig

this is a racist thing that should be change and you have santana moss with the team right now says thaty fine with it. tells you the perspective, if you're on the team right now, you have to say what you have to say. when you're away from the team, you've got a very in a different perspective. i'll tell you something very interesting, i'm in cincinnati right now heading to oxford ohio where i'm on the miami university alumni board of directors and we have an alumni weekend coming up. the reason i'm saying that is because the redskins should learn from the alma mater. for years miami university was called the redskins from 1920 to 1997, we're talking about a school with a lot of tradition, some of the great college coaches and nfl coaches. and and remember now the university because of the miami indian tribe. 1996, the name was offensive and the university within months changed the name and that was way back when. it was offensive to one person. you've got to change the name. >> well, congress, what is their role at this point? nancy pelosi released a statement today and says while we re

the plan would preserve the building right across from santana row. however, federal realty wouldn't go into some of the details. earlier this week they designated the theater a city landmark. >>> u.s. soccer star landon donovan will be part of the world cup, after all not on the field but in the broadcast booth. donovan made his on-air debut with the analysts last night and provide analysis before and after the u.s. games and also during halftime. >> no kidding. >>> well, the world cup will be an uphill battle for the u.s. national team, to say the least. how bad? well, for starters, the group that team usa is nicknamed the group of death. >> yikes. germany ranked number two in the world and portugal number four and ghana has eliminated team usa from the last two world cup competitions. this is the only group in which all four teams made it into the knockout round in 2010. america's first game is monday against ghana. yikes. >>> today is throwback thursday with a world cup theme, can you guess who this is? the game face may give it away. ronauldo, on

most didn't want to comment, but wide receiver santana moss weighed in asking why this is an issue now i look at it, all these years, now it's a problem. that's the only thing i ask myself. after that i leave it alone. i'm wondering what makes it so offensive now than it was when it first generated whoever brung it up the first time. >> cnn sports andy shoals in atlanta centennial park at a look at what fans across the nation are saying, andy. what are they saying? >> you know, don, the movement to get the washington redskins to change the name is really ramped up over the fast few years but polling still shows an overwhelming majority of people don't think daniel snyder should have to change the name. we asked fans around the country what they think and their answers were pretty mixed. >> the name has historical derogatory term associated with it and, you know, as a society as we advance, we should, you know, be getting rid of that type of history. >> obviously the die-hard redskins fans aren't going to like it, but i mean, there's something greater than football. you're talking about

the company says the plan would preserve the building on winchester boulevard right across from santana row. however, federal realty would not go into detail. earlier this week, you might remember the city council designated the theater as a city landmark. >>> it is the day soccer fans worldwide have been waiting for for the past four years. opening day of the world cup in brazil. we have a look at the stadium where brazil will pay the first game of the competition against croatia. the arena will also play host to the opening ceremony. nice start to the day. >>> play a role in the opening ceremony. during the eventd a paramrpuliec will take the first kick. part of the team that developed that technology. >> that's pretty amazing. look how far we've come. very cool. >>> as for the competition itself, an uphill battle for the u.s. national team too, say the least. >> look at how bad this could be for them, for starters. the group that team usa is in is called the group of death. germany ranked number two in the world, portugal ranked number four and ghana has eliminated team usa from the

here's a short excerpt from it santana and richardson described how police turned them against one another i didn't do anything. they said, we just wanted you to help because we know you didn't do anything. you're a good kid. he said, you a good kid? i said no. he said the scratch under his eye came from the woman. we know he did it. he's going down. >> i didn't know the guys that did it so i'm just going to make up something and include these guys' names. >> okay, you know, if you're going to do it to me, then i'm going to do it to you. >> he was coaching me and i was writing it down. >> he just fed it to me. what did he do? what did andrew mccrane do? he gave me the names. i put them in. i couldn't tell you who they were, who they looked like. if he had given me # hundred names, i would have put 100 people at the crime scene. >> brown: we're joined by craig steven wilder, a professor of urban american history at m.i.t. who followed the kids closely and was featured in the documentary. welcome. can you take us back, first, in time. how and why did this become such a huge event in the hist

. >> to a certain degree, you've got so many players on the team, for example santana moss said it was a sad day that this ruling is made. you get them on the same page to do that might be difficult. >> the supreme court will rule whether upstart arrow can continue to broadcast for free. if it prevails, it could impact the nfl television business, which charges billions of dollars to company to say air the games. it would allow the bypass of those prod casters. a lot of people paying attention to that. >> amazon tossing its hat into the smart phone ring. what the on line retail giant is offering up with a new device to steal some of the fire from apple and samsung. >> hillary clinton keeping speculation over a presidential run boiling with her book tour. the ripple effect a female president could have on politics. >> the ducks are on the move, thousands of them swarming the streets and other videos captured by our citizen journalists. >> time now for a look at video captured around the globe. chilean stagger fans getting into the spirit of the world cup ahead of the team's win against

or santana road a line food stroll so you get the stick over the all outdoor mall and its great the $35oll through the mall food wont sampling all the is shop opportunities. break cool thing is for the $35 for person proceeds benefit the bill wilson center 0 local use center helps with kids adoption services family counseling things like that. the $85 a person is to wind gust discounts signature wine glass for the occasion and also one not to ignore a shopping spree. greenspan the day it moving to san francisco were the place is talking about all about pork >> : vegetarians out there may want to of not for you but if your car or $1 of debt for you >> : at the gross process high on a hot event since then >> : takes place on the bayside patio overlooking the beautiful view right there the bay bridge. plenty of great barbecue legends chefs from the bay area cooking up inspired many. what what is a courtesy of the oilman other entertainment corp. gold plus compositions and even a poor conspired desert during for this one askance and which made with chocolates of baking cookies and chocolate

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. >> y heizel solay santana, quÉ bella. >> y coral hernÁndez que está cumpliendo un aÑito. >> mÍa domínguezron. cuídalo siempre. ¡ayyy! ¿en serio? para mí? ya me voy a poner rojo... [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> eso es! [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> eso,seÑores. con esto le decimos muy buenos dÍas. hoy es lunes 9 de junio del 2014. vamos a comenzar una semana llena de mucha espiritualidad, tranquilidad y serenidad. y miren a quien tenemos en casa. a elizabeth gutiÉrrez. >> quÉ buena energÍa. y empezamos bien... >> te hemos consentido. ¿estÁs a gusto? >> vamos a comenzar con informaciÓn. ♪ muy buenos dÍas, arrancan los motores ♪ ♪ asÍ con emociÓn ♪ ♪ esto es lo que se comenta, lo que se comenta hoy ♪ >> sÍ, seÑor. me encantan estas historias, estas noticias. ¿quieren saber lo que se comenta hoy? rueden video. >> ay, maravilloso lo que este niÑo estÁ haciendo en michigan. ha decidido cargar a su hermano 40 millas y todo para crear conciencia sobre la parÁlisis cerebral. su hermano padece de esta enfermedad y obviamente ha decidido cargarlo para que todos aprendamos un poco mÁs y nos informemos y ayudar a toda esta gente

. >> y heizel solay santana, quÉ bella. >> y coral hernÁndez que está cumpliendo un aÑito. >> mÍa domínguez se comenta hoy ♪ >> sÍ, seÑor. me encantan estas historias, estas noticias. ¿quieren saber lo que se comenta hoy? rueden video. >> ay, maravilloso lo que este niÑo estÁ haciendo en michigan. ha decidido cargar a su hermano 40 millas y todo para crear conciencia sobre la parÁlisis cerebral. su hermano padece de esta enfermedad y obviamente ha decidido cargarlo para que todos aprendamos un poco mÁs y nos informemos y ayudar a toda esta gente que en este caso necesita tener una mejor calidad de vida. 40 millas cargando a su hermanito. una decisiÓn... un niÑo nos pone el ejemplo. >> los niÑos son tan transparentes, te dan todo su amor. >> hermoso. y aprovechando esta tierna imagen, esta imagen de optimismo, de ir con todo a vivir, ¿no? que a veces se nos olvida vivir y agradecer por todas las bendiciones que tenemos, muy pronto empezamos teletÓn usa. hay muchos niÑos que necesitan de su ayuda, de su granito de arena. pueden empezar a donar en la alcancÍa digital de "despierta amÉrica". es