. >> and -- >> saul alinsky -- saul alinsky -- saul alinsky -- saul alinsky -- saul alinsky-- >> who was the real saul alinsky? >> our power has always gone into two areas, those who have money and those who have people. we have nothing but people. >> welcome. people i meet on the left, on the right and in the middle agree on one thing: our country is in a mess, and our politics are not making it better. the problems seem in seizure insurmountable, three times last year congress came close to shutting down the government. in august, we almost defaulted on our more than $14 trillion debt, which could skyrocket even further if the bush tax cuts are continued and spending is untouched at year's end. but as the ship of state is sinking, the crew is at each other's throats, too busy fighting to plug the holes and pump out the water. and everything's been made rotten by the toxic rancor and demonizing that have shredded civil discourse and devastated our ability to govern ourselves. just look at the ugliness of the election campaign. so we're left with paralysis, dysfunction, and a whole l

noticia no deja de afectar a los bolsillos de aquellos que pierden sus herramientas de trabajo para saÚl trabajo fue un duro golpe, mÁs aun ahora que la economi Ía no da para reponerlas saÚl guzmÁn victima de robo "me abrieron lavan que esta ahí le forzaron l seguro y la abrieron igual paso con mi amigo a la vuelta me vaciaron todo, se llevaron todas las herramientas mas de $4,000 en herramienta" y es que esta ola de robos se ha vuelto muy comÚn en este complejo de departamentos saÚl guzmÁn victima de robo "por eso es que andan pasando robos ya varis odias y eso no se hace nada llamamos a la policía dijeron que mandarían un detective y no lo mandaron llamamos al seguro igual" pero para la policÍa esta historia no es nada nuevo ya que se ha vuelto muy comÚn que los dueÑos de lo ajeno se dediquen a robar mÁs que todo a los trabajadores de construcciÓn que dejan sus caras herramientas dentro de sus vehÍculos eddy azcarate policÍa de fairfax "es algo que ocurre muchísimo en el condado diario y es algo que es muy difícil para investigar lo que pasa es que nosotros dejamos cosas de mucho valor

. > > saul mendoza es un atleta que supero la poleo, . >> nos contó el secreto para romper limites .nadamentre tengo los aros de impulso . >> y corro no sostenemos los aros que sería con esa parte de ahí unas 100 veces por minuto, de bajada de 30 a 40 millas por hora , es incomodo porque vas en las rodillas y bueno después de 15 minutos sientes que se duermen las piernas . >> pero ese dolor y coraje le da logros, oro en los 5000 metros en sidney rompió record lo smimos en atenas . >> hace poco tiempo los 20 atletas más importantes, saul mendoza en sexto lugar arriba de ochoa , ana guevara, con hugo sánchez, es padre ver esas barreras que se puede reconcer y no impide tener sueños . >> si lo tienes lo puedes alcanzar y si te preparas tienes las ganas de salir adelante de tener una familia no es algo muy lejano se puede lucahr hay que esforzarse con dediacion es la mentalidad para romper los limites . >> un reportaje de david . >> el colapso de un edificio en brasil causo la muerte de una niña en el centro en el área de sao paulo . >> la lluvia de la mañana causo demoras en el aeropuer

we have gop chairman and current romney backer saul onassis and former colorado republican congressman tom tancredo. >> tom tancredo, you heard steve schmitt. he had harsh words for your man and saying this was is the antithesis of limited government conservatism on jfk and contraception. what is your response to what steve schmitt said. >> most of the stuff will not be relevant come the general election. what both of those candidates are trying to do today, what four of them are trying to do and the two really and truly at the top of the heap are trying to win a primary and in the a primary election and in the republican primary you're going to talk to conservatives and you'll be more conservative than you would otherwise be. we've seen that happen a hundred times. in this case i think santorum really is the conservative and mitt romney is trying to be because you're going after republican primary voters. after the primary's over with we enter into a brand new phase, but let's talk about the issue that came up in terms of the economy. i am concerned. i think we all should be that bill

pero a pesar de su perdida gano las fuerzas para abandonar su pais.. -- desde enero de este aÑo sauls unidos.. y ya en su nuevo hogar ha trabajado para facilitar el paso de mxico hacia los estados unidos a quienes corren peligro.. sot: 4:30 poder garantizar las vidas de esas personas que realmente si regresan a mexico corren riesgo de morir. ---este activista es uno de los fundadores de la asociacion de mexico en el exilio, la cual tiene su base en el paso, texas... ---las drogas y el trafico de armas son algunas de las problematicas que este grupo busca ponerles un punto final.. sot 2:08: 25 evitar la libre venta indiscriminada, son armas que van a dar a mexico y fomenta la violencia en mexico ---los crimenes ligados al nacotrafico, hacen que varios estados de mexico figuren entre los mas violentos a nivel mundial, y ademas el pais esta considerado entre los primeros paises mas violentos y peligrosos del planeta. --- esta semana , estara dirigiendo sus palabras de paz y reconciliacion en el area de la bahia. sot: 2:16 estamos haciendo una gira por diferentes cuidades del estado de c

i'm saul gonzalez in immokalee, florida. >>> in other news, the former archbishop of philadelphia died this week. he was 88 and suffered from dementia and cancer. he led from 1988 to 2003. his death comes amid a high profile sex abuse case there involving two priests and a church official who served under him. >>> on our calendar this weekend, muslims celebrate the birthday of the prophet muhammad. tuesday is the new year for trees. it's become a special day for efforts to protect the environment. that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook, find us on youtube. watch us any time, any where on smart phones. there's also much more on our website. you can comment on our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, 11-year-old jackie ivanko performs at the national prayer breakfast in jackie ivanko performs at the national prayer breakfast in washington. jack eardley made his living fifty feet off the ground. it was fun. it was different. you're halfway scared, but at that age you're too du

. >> saul también cómo ingeniero en diseño industrial, ayuda a los demás con sus fabricaciones. >> fuimosos me demoro >> sin duda un hombre muy emprendedor. >> pasando a otro tema, recuperarontros cadaveres, en el naufragio del barco, los equipos de rescate lograron sacar con vida a 9 personas, pero siguen otras 30 desaparecidas. >> eso estaa trayendo la presencia de viento, lluvia, no mucha, pero también la presencia de nevada... estará lloviendo a apartir de la noche, este es el panorama mire, lluvia mañana, despejado, cominza a estar agradable, en sn jose también s emantiene despejado, así que no deje el paraguas mucho cuidado en las autopistas >> el super tazon recorren todo el país ya tiene dos titulos cómo titular, esta aun muy lejos, pero esta cerca, a uno de empatar. >> los atleticos buscan veteranos, many ramirez se aleja, el nuevo hombre que esta a lavista, jugo 8 con el equipo... es venezolano y podría juagr con los atleticos. debutan este martes al deportivo, si consideramos 4 del apsado torneo >> vamos a disfrutar de los mejores goles, al final no pudo con atlas, apr parte de

. >> saul espera que los integrantes de su familia corran la misma suerte. >> tenemos que dar energían pasi de progreso. >> un inmigrantes indocumentado necesita un riñon, su esposa es compatible, el centro medico nos envio un comunicado, y al deteterminar que es lo necesario, consiguen ujn plan de acción. >> muchas de las veces perdiamos su trabajo y ya no había cómo cubrir los gastos después del tranpalnte. >> veamos facebook >> cuando muere en usa una persona no tienen problemaemas en sacarle los organos. >> cómo nos dice ramon,en esta será gracias a un evento que unos expertos realizaran. >> mañana se realizara un evento donde asistiran miles y miles de personas, pondran a su dispocicion lo necesario para que esto sea posible. >> se hace mas apremiente que le permitan conservar sus casas >> vamos a tener cientos de ocnsejerton, y despeues emitimos un requisito de omodificacn, lo mas principal del país. >> estos son los requisitos para iniciar univisión tramite >> si es contratista o independiente, tarer la ultima nota de hipoteca y los dos ultmoas años de la casa, y los ultimos añ

los muy pocos mexicanos que consiguió asilo político en estados unidos >>> seguro en estados unidos, saulasa su país >>> creo que los estados unidos tienen una responsabilidad de legislar sobre el uso de armas >>> sus palabras tienen la credibilidad de alguien que le matan 6 miembros de su familia >>> hizo que se molestaran con nosotros gente del gobierno y de los carteles, y que nos vieran como objetivo >>> el año pasado un reporte federal, encontró que más del 70% de las armas en méxico venían de estados unidos. él dice que la respuesta del gobierno estadounidense es inadecuada >>> estados unidos tiene que plantear cosas que no salgan de control, como rápido furioso. pero este plan fue una pequeña parte de todo el flujo de armas que a méxico llegan. >>> es uno de los pocos mexicanos que ha recibido asilo político en este país. >>> en california se prohíbe la venta y la compra de armas de alto fuego., se prohíbe la compra y venta de armas de estilo militar, pero no en los estados fronterizos >>> la realidad poltícia, indica que las probabilidades de que washington tome acción en estas ve

there will reports from iranian officials as well as syrian activists, saying they saul the -- saul -- saw the ships there. now usual officials say the ships waited in the mediterranean and then turned back. now we're told the destroyers passed back threw the suez canal. >> let's turn to michael sing. currently managing director of the washington institute. the group says its mission is to advance american interests in the middle east. michael is a former senior director at the national security council. they're having war games in iran and south of the country. big-time war games. tens of thousands of people involved. at the same time they're leadership is threatening to take preelmtive action if their under the impression they're about to be attacked. what do we make of this? >> shep, iran has a long strategy of trying to deter the united states, israel, and others, from considering military action or considering more forceful efforts to address our condition about iran's nuclear program, and i think this fits in very well with that. i don't expect iran will launch a war against the

sot saul gonzalez - presidente, organizacin "cafe j" "queremos brindarles un poquito alivio economicollos tengan la oportunidad de ser auto-suficientes." ---los estudiantes realizaron una encuesta donde participaron 600 electores locales y segun los resultados, un noventa por ciento de los latinos aprueba la medida.. sot antonio chavez - cocinero "pues me parece bien, estaria bien esa propuesta pues todo esta bien caro, no? la renta, la gasolina, la comida." sot jess orozco - comerciante "a mi me parece muy bien y se me hace justo porque vivimos en una de las areas mas caras en todos los estados unidos." sin embargo, la propuesta enfrenta la oposicion de algunos comerciantes.. . sot elodia arteaga - comerciante "a nosotros como pequeños propietarios nos está subiendo el producto y las rentas entonces me seria muy dificil para pagar mas que lo que está pagando ahorita lo minimo." --los estudiantes aseguran que el costo mediano necesario para vivir en el condado de santa clara es de 16 dolares la hora pero para elodia, cualquier incremento salarial podra afectar su negocio.. "tendriamos

they know who saul olin ski is if you look at the conservative blog chatter every day, you'll see the too. that's a real angry bunch. that's who voted for him in florida, the most conservative voters that probably identified themselves with the exit polls. and the people who were just very conservative or moderately conservative voted for mitt romney. so i think newt is trying to firm up his base in order to carry him through some states that he is not likely to win. >> indeed. last night we heard more of the same from newt, that he's going to keep going and he'll be the nominee in tampa this summer. i've done quick math. if you combined his results with those of rick santorum last night, you would have had a near tie with mitt romney. so the maybe newt's talk of a moon colony and shuttle trips to mars isn't so crazy after all. >> well, that's right. i mean, the moon talk in florida he was reaching out to the space community at cape canaveral, cape kennedy, people who are facing cutbacks as the space shuttle program is cut back and he wants to show that he has a commitment to that sor

saul el canelo alvarez acepto pelear contra el veterano sugar shane mosley.semi estelar del 5 de mayo en las vegas.... el canelo dice que despues buscara una pelea con el ganador del combate entre floyd mayweather junior y el boricua miguel cotto ---... para terminar... feliz dia de san valentin aqui un taquito de ojo para los caballeros... hoy salio a la venta la revista sports illustrated con la edicion de los bikinis... en la portada kate upton de 19 aÑos de edad.... la jugada de ramn... ---esa es la informacion deportiva.... blanca regreso contigo.. cu ---vamos a un breve corte comercial en noticiero telemundo 48, pero primero, maria alejandra prato, con un adelanto de lo que ha preparado en acceso total. take sot --- maria alejandra prato "maria alejandra dice: "mas adelante en "acceso total" les cuento que regalo les da espinoza paz a todos sus fanaticos en este dia de san valentin...y con quien trono selana gomez...ya regresamos..." roll open cu ---las personas infieles recurren a todo tipo de trucos para cubrir su deslealtad amorosa. ---pero como nos

he'll doubledown on saul. is in florida people used to say "i played bingo with saul in florida, what's wrong with him?" so he'll continue and why shouldn't he? mitt romney can stumble and what does newt have to do? what else. i assu he'll continue on. the one exception is if his do know decides "you've got to know when to hold them, know when to fold them." and then it becomes problematic. >> rose: are serpa-- this y be obvious-- destructive to politics or simply an expression of individual freedom? >> i think they're destructive. i have a somewhat contrarian-- especially for journalist-- view of money in politics. i think it has a role but a limited role in shaping elections. so for example the people who voted in florida there n 2011, all these early voters, were more pro-romney than the people who voted on election day even though romney had unleashed this incredible garage of dollars against newt gingrich. so the dollars may have had some effect but i think it's a minimal effect. i think that's generally

nobody saul him. he wears glasses, you know. he's wearing glasses and he's reading the speech and he says okay stick in this in here, stick in here. he leaned back and took his glasses off and said this will tear the scab off those expletive deleted. it was great but it put in some stuff i was concerned could get us into trouble. agnew went out and delivered that sfeech in des moines. we got a venue, and we said get in the venue and find the venue. there's midwestern republican conferences, so let me tell you a story. i went out there deliberate, and i was in my office and i was nervous how to come out and he's going to carry it live. i'm going to the university club going swimming, you know. i got up there, and they said cbs and nbc are going live with the agnew speech. my career was sitting right there. i was like, this better work. what happened is agnew's speech resulted in 50,000 telegrams immediately hitting the networks agreeing with agnew, and the next monday "newsweek" and time, which were different, therm the publicati

criticized iran last week for not allowing its officials to visit a key military site but saul's anea says that such an inspection would undermine the agency's credibility and threaten iran security. they said that they will respect the national security but at the same time following the american allegation they want to go to the military side without any restrictions in these against iran the issues are regarding to me size explosive which is nothing to do with the mandate of our. interests that you should only money toward nuclear material not to see what kind of a country has that is something which is due a link from their mandate and of course embedded can and trying to push it in order to intrusive include being increased the intrusiveness beyond the national security of the member states it is not good for the kind of the ability of each come they said i apologize they forgot to go to an end the place last time we told them that they can choose anywhere in this site and they chose it and the former director general when i was with him in fact that the evening after two times o

whatever saul and his henchmen can muster ok so then to send him back in nairobi well what about what's the condition of the yemen the many arab spring i mean again you know we have all these young people that came out and i looked very closely there they were very dissatisfied with this quote unquote transition of power and we again as i pointed out earlier is that we have the same figures in the military in the government in the police forces eccentric cetera i mean what's the next step for them ok sol is gone ok mubarak is gone but now he's gone i mean what i'm trying to draw an analogy here i mean you can get rid of the head but getting rid of the changing the genetic code of the body is a lot harder. stress again that you know it's still very unclear sali is gone i mean he's come back to you know when he went to saudi arabia last year he did return and there and he's a very he's a man filled with immense pride and i thought i find it quite hard to believe that he's going to remain in exile for the rest of his life i think you know most people i spoke to in yemen do believe in a com

and i was just there and that is where i was starting to write about art and meeting artists like saulkaminer or... you know? there were a groupf arsts, poets, literary people, and that's when i define, "oh, i participate, belong, to a conversation that is latin american, and that we have so much in common." and then when i got to new york, and that's when i realize what an importance that that i had discovered, and that it was not as present in europe. in the united states it has a very particular meaning, and it is something that more and more people are enjoying. so what is very... and so when i'm offered to go to museo del barrio, i think i took it as a responsibility for thinking about this identity for the future of our kids, you know, in that sense. >> hinojosa: but you're... you're thrown into this kind of major debate around latino identity... >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and you know, a lot of people look at the latino community, and just say, "it's a latino community..." >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and have a hard time saying, "well, this person is mexican, or "

elections in april they prefer a government appointed to pass more austerity maybe we're looking at the saul wrong it's not a tragedy it's actually a comedy this is more like the producers by mel brooks oh yeah i mean what just call it a tragic comedy right because that's the target there is it's a comedy of high his.

in april they prefer a government of appointees to pass more austerity maybe we're looking at the saul wrong it's not a tragedy it's actually a commie this is more like the producers by mel brooks oh yeah i mean what's just call it a tragic comedy right because that's the term there is it's a comedy of high pain. and the only thing that makes it a comedy with all the suffering is the absurdity of these maneuvers i mean you have these people like you said who are trying to cultivate our champion capitalism by destroying yet you have people that are trying to create wellbeing in people's oppose and leave the great people by by causing suffering in them what these people are doing in in the nature of championing capitalism is doing the exact opposite as i said in my article what they've done is they've destroyed faults and in capitalism all claiming to try to save it to make an exception to keep the system from going down but what basically has happened and it really is now the head of some things have been happening for at least a decade which is that the rules of capitalism or the compa

he follows saul alynn sialinski. everything he wants to do is radical, and he says everybody he hung out with in college was a radical. >> you have just heard the obama hate machine. it's just based on -- that's total nonsense. oh, yeah, we're supposed to love happy bush because he was on the yale baseball team. whoopty do. that's how we pick our presidents? by the way, i liked daddy bush. he's a reasonable guy. i liked ronald reagan. i respected ronald reagan. i disagreed with his policies. this is the obama derangement syndrome. that you just heard. word for word. the idea that president obama admits that he experimented with drugs, the only difference between him and george w. bush is he admits him and george w. bush denied it and the media let him get away with it. look what obama has accomplished in his lifetime and look at his policies as president and tell me where you disagree with him rather than, which this guy just did. that's the book. go after him personally. they can't -- they cannot help themselves.

. >> fue una idea de saÚl gutiÉrrez que aquÍ estÁ, de mi esposa, y un servidor, hicimos un estudio defÍa vergara la primera, la otra de araceli arÁmbula, y la otra de jennifer lÓpez. es que los comentamos todo Ésto, porque su boca, sus dientes, su sonrisa puede ser su arma secreta, todo se puede lograr con una sonrisa, atenciÓn. bienvenida karen. >> muchas gracias chiqui. >> siempre decimos sonrÍa, pero cÓmo se mantiene una sonrisa saludable? >> vengo cargada, obviamente una de las cosas mÁs importantes, es el cepillo, que tenga las cerdas suaves, si son duras se desgastan los dientes, y muchas personas ya saben del agua oxigenada y del bicarbonato de sodio. es buenÍsimo si vas combinando la mitad, hay que diluirlo porque muchas personas piensan que entre mÁs fuerte mejor. >> agua oxigenada? >> la de las heridas, lo vas diluyendo, un poco de agua y bicarbonato de sodio que hace que marque los dientes. >> todo con las supervisiÓn del mÉdico. >> no lo puede hacer por un perÍodo muy largo. >> puede ser agresivo tambiÉn. >> exacto. >> vamos a pasar con los >> vamos a hablar de los aliment

this saul day -- is all day, mainly into tonight. by evening, it will accum accumulate on the streets. if not treated. 48-plus. a little rain-flurry mixture down to the south and east. 42 here, up to the north of us, a few upper 30s showing up. we did have a few flakes of snow around owings mills. now, 40, westminster. 44 down by the bay. annapolis, d.c. and kent island. 46/27 today. the average is 44 and 26. and the record, 66. and a very cold 1899, 7 below zero. right now, very light winds in the area, really not a major factor until late tomorrow, when low pressure off the coast of florida and low pressure to the south of us, moves off the east coast, develops into a low pressure that is going to cause snow across eastern new england, boston area, maine, cape cod, could see some decent snow by late tomorrow afternoon and sunday. for our area, this arctic front. you gotta see these snow showers breaking out of the great lakes. a little area of snow down to the south and west. all moving across the region. later tonight, a mixed pre

andrea saul, press secretary for mitt romney. bill: we'll see what happens.a long way to go. bill: a legal battle is being waged over a political ad and the out cox this case could have a huge impact on just about every campaign across the country. we'll tell you what that is also -- martha: moments of panic for one mom. she turned around and found her young daughter trapped inside a toy vending machine? you've got to be kidding me. look at this. we'll be right back with how that ended up. martha: firefighters rushing to the rescue of a little girl in kentucky after -- you're not going to believe this -- she got stuck inside a toy vending machine. emergency crews had to saw the top of this thing off. she was scared of course, but not hurt. the whole rescue took about 20 minutes. once she was out she got to keep a couple of those stuffed toys. i hate those claw machines. look at the poor little kid. they don't explain at all how the heck she got into that thing. bill: leave it for later, wait until you get another dollar. martha: you put the dollar in and the