the church was believed to house a sacred rel of christendom-- the bones of saint james, santiago inpanish, one of christ's 12 apostles. from atop the tower at vezelay, you can still make out the old way of saint james, winding its way to spain. it's astonishing to think that hundreds of thousands of men and women made that pilgrimage during the medieval period. they undertook such arduous journeys for a multitude of reasons-- to plead for divine help, to ask for the cure of illness, to give thanks, to ask for penance. but above all they went for the salvation of their souls. to achieve the state of grace conferred by his relics, they traveled great distances on foot... by boat... on horseback... wearing pical pirigarb-- the hat, the staff, the cockleshell symbol of saint james. but pilgrimage was not only a spiritual force, it was a dynamic, transforming element in society, enabling the exchange of ideas, goods, and especially money. there was a great deal of money to be made from pilgrimage. indeed, it was the offerings to the saints and their relics by pilgrims in their thousands

at the camino office, pilgrims check in before their long journey to santiago.pick up a kind of pilgrim's passport. they'll get it stamped at each stop to prove they walked the whole way and earned their compostela certificate. walking the entire 500-mile-long route takes about five weeks. that's about 15 miles a day, with an occasional day of rest. the route is well-marked with yellow arrows and scallop shells. the scallop shell is the symbol of both st. james and the camino. common on the galician coast, the shells were worn by medieval pilgrims as a badge of honor to prove they made it. the traditional gear has barely changed -- a gourd for drinking water, just the right walking stick, and a scallop shell dangling from each backpack. the slow pace and need for frequent rest breaks provide plenty of opportunity for reflection, religious and otherwise. for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide

santiago -- i always say, if you go -- if anyone ever goes to cuba, try to go to santiago. it's so different. people are lively, what a wonderful atmosphere in that part of cuba. but, i digress. i wanted to say about the community-based health system and keeping people healthy. what they have said is that it's not just the doctor's office. they say, it's not just the doctor's office. that's just one component of keeping people healthy. it's the entire community, the schools, community-based approach that keeps people healthy. and that i think, is something that we could learn from and do here in this country. during my visit with health care professionals, they explained that in the early 1980's cuba moved to expand a comprehensive family practice model throughout the country with doctors and nurses, other health professionals working in teams, integrated into the neighborhoods where they live and work. and this has become the pillar of primary health care in cuba, and obviously has contributed to significant improvements in health outcomes. i think their longevity -- lifes

santiago gonzalez informs the police, but initially they do nothing. juarez is rife with kidnapping, forced prostitution and murder, but the crime extends all the way to the tourist areas and to mexico city. rates are often televised, but they bring few results. are often televised, but they bring few results. many believe the police are involved in the criminal underworld. caused a huge outcry in mexico. a mother found out who had murdered her daughter, ruby. the man was jailed, but later a judge released him. she protested outside the government building and in full view of the security cameras. of the in full view security cameras, he shot and killed her, and then escaped. the know how dangerous criminals can be. but that has not stopped them from trying to find their daughter, as morel do. they have printed her face on fake bank -- her daughter as. keey printed her face on fa banknotes to try to get attention. she was 14 years old. one day she did not come home from school. her father says she was young and pretty. he says someone must've seen some

santiago gonzalez informs the police, but initially they do nothing.dnapping,e with forced prostitution, and murder, but the reach of violent crime extends all the way to the tourist areas on the pacific, caribbean coast, and the capital, mexico city. rates are often televised, but neighboring few results. police ande lawmakers are involved in the criminal underworld. outse of a mother who found who murdered her daughter cause an outrage. the man was jailed, but a judge released her -- released him. she protested outside of the government building, and in full view of the security cameras, he shot and killed her and escaped. they know how dangerous criminals can be, but that does not stop them from trying to find their daughter. fakeprinted her face on bank notes to get people's attention. one day, five years ago, she simply did not come home from school. she was 14 years old. her father tells passersby that she was very young and pretty. he said somebody must have seen something. he is determined not to give up his search. he tells us they got little

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. >>> recientemente se reportÓ un accidente fatal en el vertedero de santiago , un niÑo de 9 aÑos fuemite a pequeÑos conseguir un sustento del que dependen sus familias. >>> fuimos al norte del paÍs, para investigar otro vertedero en santiago. >>> yo recojo cobre, y aluminio y botellas. y mi y esto se va con mi mamÁ tambiÉn. que ella vende. >>> afortunadamente, aquÍ hay un grupo de almas altruistas dirigidas por el pastor, que creÓ un programa para ayudarlos. >>> es un lugar de mucha promiscuidad, una tierra de nadie, donde todo se permite, todo es posible. muchos de estos niÑos son abusados, agresivos, buscamos con ellos que dejen el estilo. >>> somos una esperanza. >>> tambiÉn visitamos la secretaria de trabajo. que estÁ desarrollando un programa junto a la organizaciÓn internacional del trabajo. para erradicar este problema en un promedio de diez aÑos. >>> se estÁ usando salas de tareas, las salas de tareas para retirar a los niÑos, y precisamente con un sistema novedoso. (nombre en inglÉs), para que ellos se retiren del trabajo infantil y vayan a las escuelas. >>> por medio de otr

nueve, perdidas humanas y economicas por más de cinco millones de dólares >>con muerte cerebral, santiagopeo la cabeza >>el llamado día sin pantalonoes, caminaron por medellín, b ajo el lema no importa como vistamos sino quienes seamos. >>y los carruajes de caballos que llevan más de un siglo el parque central de nueva york, podría ser parte del pasado, diblasio dice que es inhumano tratar así a los animales, y podría ser sustituido por tren >>y george zimmerman es primera vez que se sienta con un medio de comunicacion, hablo en forma exclusiva donde nos reveló muchas cosas. >>como fue el choque de haber disparado y matar alguen, como se sentia >>triste, bien triste >>hablamos de muchos más temas, más información en al punto y revela muchas cosa >>para el debe ser difícil vivir en cualquier lugar, >>debe estar constantemente escondiendose >>y periodisticamente muy bien ilia >>y les tengo un adelanto de lo que tendremos esta noche , diblasio aprobara tarjetas para que los indocumentados puedan accdeder a licencias y otros beneficios >>muchas gracias. ilia oaxaca cuenta con un grupo de agen

nos trasladamos a una ciudad al norte del paÍs para investigar otro vertedero en santiago. >> yo recojomente, aquÍ hay un grupo altruista liderado por este pastor que nos ayuda. >> es un lugar que en el que todo se permite, todo es posible,muchos de estos niÑos son abusados, buscamos que dejen ese estilo. >> Él y su equipo han desarrollado el programa "espacio para crecer", donde los niÑos estudian con profesores y orientadores que ademÁs les llevan alimentos y un poco de esperanza. saben que el hambre es el enemigo a compartir. >> se han intoxicado promedio de 15 niÑos cuando comen lo que votan de los supermercados, ello lo cogen directamente, no lo lavan, eso lo presenciamos. >> tambiÉn visitamos la secretarÍa de trabajo que estÁ desarrollando un programa junto a la organizaciÓn internacional del trabajo para erradicar este problema en un promedio de 10 aÑos. >> se estÁ usando la sala de tarea para retirar a los niÑos, con un sistema novedoso para que ellos vayan a las escuelas. se formÓ un acuerdo interinstitucional, medio ambiente participÓ, el consorcio que maneja el vertedero, el

. >> en este sitio santiago meza cubriÓ en soda cÁustica unos 300 cuerpos bajo el cÁrtel de los fÉlix era un caso de valentÍa pero esto de desaparecerlo es un acto de cobardÍa. >> esta macabra propiedad fue donada a la universidad de california se hizo un proyecto para darle una nueva cara. vecinos y artistas de matamoros colaboran con el proyecto. los mÁs entusiasmados son los niÑos. pequeÑos como luis alberto que conocen bien la historia del lugar. >> habÍan matado gente y la enterraron en una fosa que tenÍa el pozolero. >> ellos han trabajado en equipo largas jornadas. >> renovar la intenciÓn de espacio que no lo conozcan como el lugar donde pasÓ esto, donde se desintegraron cuerpos, que sea el lugar de los morales. >> las paredes del predio lucen muy diferentes los platillos han sido reemplazados con imÁgenes y colores que evocan vida y paz. >> por un lado tiene que ver con cambiarle la cara que no sea un lugar de dolor. >> sin embargo este es el lugar mÁs escalofriante el punto conocido como en la cocina donde se disolvieron los cuerpos en Ácido. >> mezclaba los quÍmicos y en est

nosotros la buscamos mucho tiempo y nosa biamos su paradero >> en el cautiverio en una c comunidad de santiagoejaba ir al hosp hospital >> y josÉ acudia 2 iglesias i cristianas con los niÑos proc procreados con maribel, nadie o sospecho que tenÍa la mujer en c cautiverio en un sotano en una c casa en mal estado >e> s un milagro como los niÑos sobrevivien al dolor >> el hombre guarda prisiÓn preventiva en 3 meses, niega que la haya tenido secuestrada, a g asegura que una tÍa lew pro pro la relaciÓn, y fue aceptada por el padre de la joven victima >> lamento decir que la persona se hacia pasar como creyente, un hombre de dios, pero lo que era, es un monstruo >> los pequeÑos y maribel estÁn bajo el cuidado de un hermano y reciben asistencia sicoligica >> ademÁs fueron detenidos e investigados 2 de sus hijos que inv procreo con una pareja anterior >> la cadena subway accedio a e dejar de usar una sustancia q quÍmica despuÉs que activistas dicen que esta prohibida en o o otros paÍses, este incrediente q quimico sive para blanquerat y a ablandar el pan se usa para c a crear colchonetas >> por primer

--de qu forma pagar santiago por sus crmenes?z, por su puesto, aqui en telemundo. cesar gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo . blanca ---buenas tardes, y nos vemos a las 11. ♪ se sabe mÁs de cioomo se loegÓ caputtura de cjhapujhaphapo gu. >> decenas de inmigrantes y a activistas dispuestos a lograr el fin de las deportaciones. >> una enfermedad ha dejado p paralizados a varios niÑos en a ca

--de qu forma pagar santiago por sus crmenes? --no se pierda el gran final esta noche a las diez, por su puesto, aqui en telemundo. cesar gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo . blanca ---buenas tardes, y nos vemos a las 11. ♪ se sabe mÁs de cioomo se loegÓ caputtura de cjhapujhaphapo gu. >> decenas de inmigrantes y a activistas dispuestos a lograr el fin de las deportaciones. >> una enfermedad ha dejado p paralizados a varios niÑos en a ca california y se metemna que haln mÁs casos en el paÍs. >> impactantes imÁgenes que un conductor atropella a un anci d ansiando,ansiancu ancuiaancuiaian anciano, la ediciÓn lunes com comienza ya. >> esto es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart y marcrÍa celeste. >> muy buenas tardes y hoy se a sabq sabe que chapo guzmÁn el varÓn de la droga mÁs poderoso de l n lmunl mundo duerme en una celda son una cama y un baÑo-. >> se han dado a conoce rmasr t detalles del operativo , la gran pregunta es ¿quÉ pasarÁ ahora y cual paÍs (mÚsica de suspensomÉ unidos l

joining me right here, santiago aravia, one of the distinguished members of this group. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we have breaking news. justice department correspondent pete williams joins me now from the newsroom and this involves eric holder. >> eric holder is in the hospital in washington this morning. he was taken there this morning after what the justice department says was his feeling shortness of breath and faintness during a morning meeting. he was taken by ambulance we're told to the washington hospital center, the medstar hospital, where he's now acourtiaccordinge justice department, alert and talking to doctors and good conditions. i talked with someone in the meeting where this happened this morning. it was his regular 9:30 staff meeting on the fifth floor of the justice department in a big conference room off his private office. according to this official, during the meeting the attorney general said he wasn't feeling very well and excused himself and said, you all keep talking, he stepped out of the room. went to his adjoining office and made the

one that's probably thinking it's going to get fed, because it wandered into somebody's kitchen in santiago, chile. look at this cougar, trying to eat or do something with blinds. >> trying to get out. >> this woman went down into the kitchen to make breakfast. first she thought it was a dog, she saw legs and looked at it and goes, it's a cougar, or a puma, as known in south america, and she said it didn't attack her or her son or family dog. he was going around the kitchen. they called animal services. animal services showed up, shot it three times waite tranquilizer it pulled all three darts out and eventually got sedated. so they took it to the national zoo. >> that cougar trashed the place. looks like the night after a motley crue stage. >> or from "the hangover" there's a puma in the kitchen. anyone know how it got there? >> they believe it was well cared for. they think it either got away from somebody, somebody's pet, or released into the wild. >> there are two way for animals to get fed. this bear's like, i know how to get my own food. watch how easily it grabs the salmon. >> fishin

santiago andrade was declared monday, fourn days a rocket exploded behind his head. the british parliament has voted in favor of a ban on people smoking in cars when children are present. they introduce such a ban in england and elsewhere. they are expected to do so. exposure to secondhand wrote -- smoke is a major cause to healt h in children. withwill review ties switzerland in response to referendum this weekend ever strict immigration from the eu. final results show that over 50% of switzerland has worst -- has supported the restrictions of the vote has created an impact far beyond its borders as other countries in europe are confronting this tricky issue. >> for weeks, the warnings have echoed across switzerland. don't pay attention to those graphic posters calling for a stop to mass immigration. would to curb migration risk retaliation from their largest trading partners. by a narrow majority, the swiss voted to limit migration and to risk a confrontation with brussels. >> you have to find jobs for all the people. >> this is a catastrophe as far switzerland is

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a un hombre fueron captadas por una cÁmara de video, y el agente dice que minutos antes vio que santiagobiÓ a 55 y mientras los desaparecidos suman once y el anuncio lo hizo el presidente del paÍs, durante una visita que hizo a la zona la mÁs golpeada por las inundaciÓnes y ademÁs mai 53 mil familia afectadas y casi 2000 casas destruidas. >>> y vamos a ver quÉ pasa esta noche estÁ con nosotros enrique. >>> quÉ tal jorge hoy en la noche, en el salvador dicen cual fue la razÓn de que el nÁufrago alba rengo bando nara su paÍs y hace 13 aÑo los va el consideran en un hecho sangriento y autoridades federal dicen que tengan cuidado todos aquellos con casos pendientes ante el servicio de inmigraciÓn, y le contarÉ por que y estÉ con nosotros en la segunda y Última parte de la visita que realiza univisiÓn con la israel instalaciÓngencia de centro de detenciÓn indocumentados mÁs grande del paÍs el del paso texas, y tambiÉn jorge, detalles de la declaraciÓn hizo el vocero de twitter sobre la posibilidad de que el gobierno madre duro estÉ ya efectivamente bloqueando mensajes e imÁgenes en twitter. >

have a huge impact this to be making this means some of the line and he was still dancing back to santiago in research like that is posted on the internet the response is enormous. airports are used and reused discussed it we did and shared a lot to them too he added the platform report or brazil and its founder leonardo sock mojo also investigated conditions. it was launched in two thousand won. since that time many studies on the linkage between the economy and the environment have appeared the alternative online media the staff of reporters brazil are already a chance to play in arkansas motel is also an influential blogger his voice is in even more demand since the wave of protests. when the people demonstrate response is resilient usually happy until they left the party just what's happening here watching minded. i think it was kind of awarding a hit with the message that we stop we may have grown economically what though can't achieve some improvements with the keys to both of us were far behind when it comes to civil rights and for the large segments of the population are marked by

former army specialist santiago erevia is one of only three still living. in a place called tom key, vietnam, he single-handedly took out four enemy bunkers that were raking his position with fire. jose rodella, is another of the living recipients, also for his actions in vietnam. the third is former green beret melvin morris, who was wounded three times recovering the body of a fellow soldier in the face of machine gun fire. technically, morris, as an african american, didn't qualify because the review was only supposed to cover hispanic and jewish soldiers but his actions spoke louder than his race or religion. the review also awarded the medal of honor to six white soldiers, including one jewish american, private leonard kravitz, who fought in korea. they or their families will receive the medal next month in a ceremony at the white house. it will be largest medal of honor ceremony since the closing days of world war ii. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon for us tonight. thank you, david. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon for us tonight. thank

a lawyer working pro bono in these cases is santiago been silenced. he knows the situation while guys do with the twenty oh seven lovingly talking about more than one hundred sheep that goes into the platters in the last year alone he tells me it is becoming the most of them forced into prostitution. police have consulted one single case that not one of them being free. many of them stayed last time. without that blooms may come later. when designing some inputs the most common sentiment this is around to go climb this has become a graveyard abilities of compass goes and young women mexico's organized crime gangs have expanded operations beyond the drug trade. now they trade in people too. and its lucrative. in this whole region close to the us border there are plenty of customers. mothers of missing those two to win goodies have been found. searching for clues that could lead them to their own children. maria was eighteen when she was kidnapped. polo was sixteen oil is called the stale maria's mother tells me that the concubine and such for the child

strongly, for example, on the glacier, to feed the city and provide all the water for a city like santiago, chile, for example, and so better understanding on how precipitation is going to change and snowfall is going to change is one of the key things that we need to understand. we do see that if you run point-litigation scenarios and you reduce the amount of greenhouse gases, that you can actually bring the ice back. you can stabilize the amount of ice loss. if we were to reduce our greenhouse gases, it's not going to be this runaway effect. we can stop some of these changes that are happening in the arctic, but that does mean we're going to have to commit to reducing the amount of fossil fuels we're putting in the atmosphere, and that's the real challenge. >> most experts say fossil fuels are the leading cause of climate change. the climate change deniers often associated with the fossil fuel lobby and industry-supported think tanks downplay the connection between fossil fuels and the warming of our planet. climate scientist michael mann on how a changing climate may affect our future.

santiago manent is the marketing director for porcelanosa usa.ve to start with the nearly $40,000 for a bathtub. >> that is what we call a piece of art. >> when you have guests in your house, why the price of this. you have to have the stone, you have the quarry. >> you can choose any type of marble. you cut it with a laser. it takes six people six days and you manually polish it. a lot goes into this. >> how much does something like this weigh? it is being quarried. it is like a piece of sculpture. >> we sell five to 10 a year. this is over the top of the line products. this is to the kitchen and bath. >> have you actually seen this particular bath? >> i just came back from spain last week where we had an international exhibition. this is one of the pieces in the series. we would like to have one of those. >> one of them looks like black basalt. >> they come out with a tile that looks like it is made out of wood. it is not wood. this is one of my favorites. this is imitation of hardwood. no cleaning, no maintenance. no warning about it. you can

next as promised there is shaping of the world santiago from the start of east world war and first world war and crosstalk. i think that. we're going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy which albums. will. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked why handful of powerful transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us about my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america to find a job ready to join the movement then walk away from the big picture. the the. it was terrible a. very hard to make out. once again here is a plan that life has never had sex with the perfect hair no. one. would want. to. put. on a piece of the political. hello and welcome to

. ♪ >> santiago de cali or just cali as people call it in these piece, is a city in the southwest of and its semi-tropical temperatures, but i'm not really here for the climate. i'm here for tejo. ♪ it involves alcohol and explosives. colombian mario gallino, ex-pat will holland and their bandmates are to be my guides for this ancient and very traditional colombian sport. >> thanks, man. >> how do you play this game? i guess that's how it's done. what do you call this object? >> el tejo. >> el tejo. >> tejo. >> and hence the name. >> exactly. tejo. >> i should be good at this. i've been throwing pots into the dish sink from across the room for years. >> you win more points if you get it in the middle without hitting anything. >> oh. >> yeah, so -- >> but that doesn't sound like any fun. >> everyone has a different style, it seems. so, you've got to do like one step and then another and swing. >> i don't think that style is going to work for me. after some is early success, it turns out we all pretty much suck at this. not enough beer. that's my problem. time to bring in some outside

. >> en este sitio, santiago meza disolviÓ en soda cowboys tautic 300 cuerpos. >> el hijo de ella desapareciÓ enterraron en una fosa que tenÍa el p tenÍa. >> ellos han trabajado en equipo largas jornadas. >> renovar el espacio que no conozcan el lugar donde se desintegran cuerpos sino que sea el memorial hacia la gente fallecida. >> las paredes del predio lucen diferentes los ladrillos han sido reemplazados. >> por un lado tiene que ver con cambiar la cara ca a este lugar que no sea un lugar de dolor. >> este es sin lugar a duda el lugar mÁs escalofriante de la propiedad donde Él disolviÓ las cuerpos en Ácido. >> le echaba los quÍmicos y agua caliente y por aquÍ hacia todo, las mezclas por aquÍ habia un tubo que salÍa y que lleva hacia estÁs fosas. >> y las nacofosas quedan 17.000 y mÍ otros de restos humanos. >> decidieron taparlo y que se quedara ahÍ. >> las vÍctimas son honradas con detalle como estos mosaicos una expresiÓn artÍstica para avenida sal al /* al salir un poco el dolor de familiares pero hay mÁs aparecen los rostros y fotos de las personas desaparecidas en manos de este sujeto

socgen adelle is the company's santiago -- satya nadella is the company's new ceo. here is what he had to say about his plans. >> i would say the first thing i want to focus on is to remove any obstacle to innovation. and then focus on innovation of things that microsoft did uniquely do. >> microsoft also stated that no -- that bill gates will be stepping down. but gates will stay very involved with the company asked -- as a technology advisor. take a listen. >> i am thrilled that satya has asked me to step up. i will have over one third of my time available to meet with product groups and it will be fun to define this next round of products, working together. >> to talk about microsoft's new leadership. we assembled a special roundtable to discuss microsoft's new options. our editor at large cory johnson and jon erlichman join these microsoft experts. i began by asking this roundtable just who is satya nadella. >> i spent a lot of time working with satya over the years. he is a rare combination of strong technologist as someone who has a strong vision and focus and

. >> estoy con los mayas de santiago en guatemala aprendiendo acerca de su medicina ancestral, he pedidota especialmente en la enfermedad mental, alguien que tiene una enfermedad mental lo que hacen es darle muchÍsimos medicamentos pero ¿cuÁl es el problema, la causa del problema? los mayas me parece que tienen una medicina interesante. >> termino con esto ¿cÓmo te ha cambiado en tu prÁctica diaria el enfrentarte a esta medicina alternativa ¿quÉ haces distinto ahora?. >> interesante mientras mis pacientes han visto que tengo una mente abierta a estas terapias alternativas son mucho mÁs, se comunican mucho mas conmigo son mucho mÁs abiertos a decirme mira, tratÉ esta terapia en perÚ, o tratÉ esta terapia en guatemala porque eso es importante. porque para tu poderle proveer el mejor servicio a un paciente tiene que haber una comunicaciÓn abierta y muchos pacientes tienen miedo a hablar de esto a mÉdicos tradicionales porque son mÉdicos tradicionales se rÍen de ellos o no creen. >> tenemos una mente abierta me encantarÍa no solo qgente aprendiera de esto sino los mÉdicos tambien. >> estoy s

. >>> santiago se tomo la sangre con limÓn, usted se atrevio?y henao. >>> bienvenidos! >>> como les trajimos el cafecito cubano. >>> cÓmo se dice en colombia? >>> quinto doble en un pocillo grande. >>> bienvenidos a los dos. >>> le echaste azuquita? >>> de la buena. >>> hermana zulay, de colombia. viva colombia. >>> gracias. >>> y quÉ rico tenerlos aquÍ, hace aÑos nos visitaste, y tu tambiÉn, tienes que venir mÁs seguido. y tu en tu caso interpretas a una mujer divorciada que tiene a su hija, y su vida se sale de control, pero william trata de luchar por tu amor, quiere cuidar de ti, y tu no le haces caso. (risas) >>> ya ves. >>> le hice mucho caso, el problema es que todavÍa es una mujer que dejÓ su independencia atrÁs, y dejÓ que su ex marido la controle. en el amor, no deja que ya tenga novio, entonces, al pobre william lo tengo echado de un lado. tienen que ver la pelÍcula. >>> el personaje mÍo es un latino luchador, trabajador, derecho, quiere una relaciÓn seria, protegerla y apoyarla. pero estÁ en esa relaciÓn que muy a menudo se encuentra

former army specialist santiago arivilla is one of three still living in a place called tom key, vietnam singlehandedly took ot four enemy bunkers that were raking his position with fire. jose rodella, a sergeant in the green berets is another of the living recipients, also for his actions in vietnam. the third is former green beret melvin morris who was wounded three times recovering the body of a fellow soldier in the face of machine gunfire. technically morris as an african-american didn't qualify because the review was only supposed to cover hispanic and jewish soldiers. but his actions spoke louder than his race or religion. the review also awarded the medal of honor to six white soldiers including one jewish american, private leonard kravitz who fought in korea. their families will receive the medal next month at the white house. it will be the largest medal of honor ceremony since the closing days of world war ii. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> miley cyrus twerks her way into town, but not everybody thinks she's a hot ticket. the racy show that may be too much even for

radio operator santiago arravilla was under fire all day on may 21st, 1969.assaulted a line of enemy bunkers, throwing hand grenades and firing his m-16. he came home to work for the postal service for 32 years. his son, roland, served three tours in iraq. sergeant first class jose ridella's battalion was under such heavy fire on september 1st, 1969, it suffered 42 casualties in minutes. army records say the unit was on the brink of panic when rodella stepped in, physically pushing men to fight even as the unit was still under fire. today, he is in frail health. of the recipients who have passed away, some died in action. in europe, korea and vietnam. but some, like private first class william leonard of new york, who fought in france during world war ii, came home to live out their lives. leonard worked in the auto industry and as a butcher. he died five days before his 72nd birthday sitting in his backyard, listening to a new york yankees game on the radio. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> congratulations to them. before we go, though, a quick look at y

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