in senegal they are also a vital breeding ground for oysters.t of our "africa on the move" series we went to senegal's oyster farms and found that protecting the environment and bumping harvests can be two sides of the same coin. >> seynabou diatta pierces one oyster shell after the other with a practiced hand. she heads a group of women, who've been working together for seven years now. they string shells that they use to farm oysters. seynabou and the other women learned this method in courses offered by the local environmental agency. >> our village has always harvested oysters. but at some point, we realized we couldn't use our old methods any more. we bought materials like these cords and introduced this new method. >> they took out a small loan as start-up capital. it's long since been paid off, and now the women finance themselves. >> this new method is gentle on the environment. the oysters reproduce easily, and our harvest is better than it used to be. >> the people of nema bah had never given much thought to the environment before. the

secretary of state hillary clinton has begun a tour of africa starting in senegal some observers say the most prominent issue on had chen days to urge african leaders to reconsider their growing ties with china the u.s. has long been worried about beijing's rapidly growing influence in the region from senegal clinton will move move on to south sudan uganda and kenya and beyond me as a kiwi as told the african news why i doubt she will succeed in turning african nations away from china just. when not hillary clinton went to africa last year she expressed some trepidation about the growing relationship between africa and the people's republic of china but it appears as of most of the states in africa have a very positive view of the burgeoning relationships between the african states and china and i think this is something that's very very frustrating for the united states the u.s. has been heavily dependent upon all that comes from various parts of africa there has been huge discoveries just recently of both all natural gas in east africa off the coast of east africa and these of cour

has long been awarded over beijing's rapidly growing influence in the region from senegal clinton or move on to south sudan uganda and kenya and are your me as a kiwi editor they pan african news wire does she will succeed in turning african nations away from china they wonder hillary clinton went to africa last year hugh express some trepidation about the growing relationship between africa and the people's republic of china but it appears as of most of the states. very positive view of the burgeoning relationships between the african states and china and i think this is something that's very very frustrating for the united states the u.s. has been heavily the person. upon all that comes from various parts of africa there has been huge discoveries just recently both all and natural gas in east africa off the coast of east africa and these of course are providing you new opportunities for the people's republic of china to enter into economic partnership with africa because of the economic crisis in the united states it's going to pose a challenge to the u.s. state department i don't

tienen un espíritu muy grande de compañerismo" >> le contamos que la selección se enfrentara a la de senegal las condiciones. >> vamos con el clima. >> buenas noches y tenemos 70 aukland 71 y los sectores costeros 66 y algunos del noroeste con similares temperaturas , vemos nubosidad en nuestro zona presente también al amanecer. >> al sur de california se mantienen en los avisos de inundaciones. >> vemos un sistema tropical aocrde a los modelos, que puede ser una tormenta para todo el caribe. >> regresamos a casa, al amanecer 53 san francisco al interior 56 a 59 grados y en la tarde comienza a despejarse. >> este es el panorama en la tarde y el pronostico de los próximos días, descienden las temperaturas . >> --el agua embotellada podria causar caries en los dientes de los niños.... eso es lo que debate un grupo de el agua embotellada pobrea causarncaries en los dientes dsde los niños , según expertos el agua tiene menos fluor que el agua de la llave, por lo cual daña los dientes. >> si esta estresado la solucion podría ser una buena carcajada. >> los científicos, sometieron a los estudiante

jornada tres este viernes >>londres será testigo de cuartos de final, sábado japón egipto méxico y senegal las practicas, no entrenaron ayer como medida de precaución. >>los 49 iniciaron su concentracion en santa clara, solo 53 iniciarán la próxima temporada san francisco descansó ayer, hoy reanudaron los entrenamiento. >>joe lounis pasó el examen fisico >>así llegamos al final de los deportes >>la familia univisión lo invita al festival de verano, menores de 6 años entran gratis los demás costo 10 dólares y las puertas abren al mediodía >>artistas como banda ms, voz de mando entre otros. >>cierran a las 19 hrs. estaremos ahí, habrá juegos mecanicos, mús

mÉxico se impuso ante senegal logrando su primer boleto a semifinales.llano hablÓ del momento del fÚtbol mexicano. >>> es bueno lo que estÁ pasando en la selecciÓn, es bueno para el futbon, y la selecciÓn mayor hace bien las cosas, y que de ese paso grande que nos faltÓ en los mundiales, esperames que sea para bien. >>> y vamos a bÉisbol. atlÉticos ante toronto. luego de ser el primer equipo de conseguir dos victorias en quince entradas. y aquÍ doblete impulsador y los atlÉticos pegaban primero. norberto entrÓ y tiro tres entradas. y al final toronto en 11 entradas se llevÓ la victogvictogrÍa. aquÍ yankees contra marineros, y hernÁndez tirÓ juego completo, y aceptando solo dos hit. esto es todo en los deportes. feliz tarde para todos. >>> gracias, william. y continuamos con el tema deportiva. comenzÓ en morgan hill la especopa univisiÓn, todo comenzo con el equipo de univisiÓn y la policÍa de morgan hil. el marcador final no faverea nuestros compaÑeros se y hay que mencionar que el compaÑero logrÓ 5 goles. y la familia univisiÓn invita al festival de ver

contra de honduras, quien a gane avanzarÁ a la medalla y la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol enfrenta a senegalidense le dan un regalo al presidente, barack obama que maÑana cumple 50 aÑos josÉ >>> gracias rogelio amigos muchas gracias, por cierto la pregunta pregunta de hoy de la pÁgina de facebook es: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> para participar sÓlo tiene que ir a facebook olimpiadas telemundo, recuerde que toda la cobertura de los juegos olÍmpicos la ve en castellano en telemundo en inglÉs en nuestra cadena hermana en nbc los dejo con imÁgenes de los atletas hispanos triunfadores faven lons los dejo con "caso cerrado" nos vemos el lunes. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

el tri mexicano venciÓ a senegal 4 goles a 2 en tiempos extras y pasar a las semifinales, mÉxico buscarÁnte rusia. por otra parte, oscar pistorius a quien le falta la parte inferior de ambas piernas se clasificÓ a las semifinales de 400 metros, y marchador ganÓ en segundo lugar. nuestro amigos, en este domingo se repÚblica deportiva estaremos conversando con carlos pavone, los esperamos a las 11 de la maÑana en el este 10 centro. >>> gracias, nombres increÍbles, dÁvila, pistorius, >>> lo que nos queda todavÍa >>> gracias jorge gracias, los aman amantes del baile mÁs sensual del planeta tienen motivo para celebrar, arrancÓ en buenos aires argentina el festival tango donde participarÁn 40 mil personas de todo el mundo, el baile se originÓ en el siglo xix en buenos aires, el tango es reconocido por la unesco como patrimonio cumplan de la humanidad. >>> y cambiamos de pasÓ si le gustan los deportes extremos solos invitamos a otawaillinois donde 148 paracaidistas rompieron un rÉcord mundial, lanzÁndose de cabeza y hacer un co poco de nieve para lograr la hazaÑa hecel organizador dijo hicieron

el tri mexicano, jagua lo su mejor actuaciÓn en juegos olÍmpicos venciendo a senegal 4 goles en contraara vencer a honduras, 3 goles a 2. en el baloncesto el dream tieea de estados unidos venciÓ a lituania 99 a 94. y mientras tanto espaÑa dejÓ escapar una ventaja inicial y finalmente cayÓ ante rusia, 77 por 74. por otra parte oscar un sudafricano de 25 aÑos que le falta la parte inferior de ambas piernas, se clasificÓ a semifinales de los 400 metros. y es que erick barrondo un mamar shared de 21 aÑos ganÓ la primera medalla de guatemala en su historia. al llegar en segundo lugar en la prueba de 20 kilÓmetros. >>> estaremos conversando con mario pavone de cruz azul y con carlos esquivel del toluca los esperamos esto a las 11 de la maÑana en el este y 10 centro. seguimos con mÁs del noticiero fin de semana. >>> gimnasta, el sudafricano. >>> increÍble para el deporte >>> y lo que nos queda aÚn de los olÍmpicos. >>> los amantes del baile mÁs sensual del planeta, tienen motivos para celebrar arrancÓ el festival mundial del tango si espera que participen mÁs de 40.000 personas. este festival

sabíamos que seria difícil pero salimos adelante los de luis fernando tena se enfrentaran frente a senegalsé, es la información del parque o li parque olímpico en londres 2012. >>> julio vaqueiro y rogelio mora-tagle, gracias reportando desde londres y más adelante un reporte fascinante sobre el apoyo de los padres a los atletas. ahora a medida que pasan los días el mado ayer aumenta. china lidera con 30. seguido de cerca por sfadz unido con 29d. corea del sur con 12. brasil tiene 3 medallas como colombia y cuba. méxico ha conquistado 2. >>> una encuesta indica que el presidente barack obama, supera a mitt romney en la florida pensilvania y ohio estados claves para las elecciones de noviembre. lori montenegro nos amplia desde washington. >>> cuando anuncio aspiraciones o llegar al senado de estados unidos. tenía 2% de apoyo. este apoyo se duplicó y su republicano, hijo de padre cubano celebraba lo que se puede describir como una hazaña política. decían que yo no podía. un consentido del grupo t partí. recibió millones de organizaciones nacionales conservadora. y en parte es por eso que su

elo oliu perar maÑana a senegal. si lo gra, entonces se medira ante ganador fadel futbol olimpico.ipto, toda la accion aqui formacion deportiva, siganme po sar, regreso c ustedes... sar - comercial y ya volvemos... cesar ---recuerde que comercial y ya volvemos... cesar ---recuerde que continuamos trabajando para informarle en vivo a las once despues de la telenovela "el rostro de la venganza"... blanca ---le contaremos sobre un un grupo de personas que exige a la justicia enviar a 3 niÑos a prision de menores por torturar a 3 gatos en nuestra region. cesar ---ademas, condenan a un conserje por abusar sexualmente de varios niÑos en la bahia.. blanca ---y seguiremos con nuestra cobertura especial sobre la accion diferida.. cesar ---recuerde que le estaremos esperando con estas y mas informaciones aqui en su noticiero telemundo 48, a las once... take vo recuerde mantenerse en contacto con nosotros... ---telemundo48.com ---twitter ---facebook top gfx --y tambien puede llamarnos a nuestro numero telefonico de noticias 944-4813. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el notici

the tiny african country is surrounded by senegal, and now people around the world are outraged by the announcement. michael holmes from cnn international is joining us. micha michael, explain to us why the president of gambia has said that i will go forward to move forward in gambia and execute all of the people on death row. >> by the middle of next month as well. >> what is going on? >> well, it seems crazy, but he said a speech a few days ago and he said no way that my government will allow 99% of the population to be held ransom by the criminals, so what he is saying uptick in crime and violent crime in gambia and he is aing -- and he is saying that this is his way of dealing with it. everybody on death row, we will hang them by next month and this is a couple of weeks. he came to power in a kcoupe, ad he ruled with a iron fist and no dissent tolerated in gambia, and he said that he can cure aids with a her ball body rub and bananas, and this is the type of guy we are dealing with here. >> and what is the reaction and the response? people say, okay, they are on death row, and we d

arriving in the african nation of senegal. she'll speak, today, at a university there and preside over a peace corps swearing in. later, she travels to four other nations and will meet privately with nelson mandela. >>> conditions in syria's largest city continue in an 11th day. residents in aleppo are running out of food and cooking gas and electric power is spotty. thousands of people are streaming out of the country. >>> in india, power has been restored across the country, after a major system collapse led to the worst blackout in world history. an estimated 620 million people were without power after 3 power grids failed. now, questions on whether india's outdated infrastructure can keep up with the surging demands for electricity. >>> overnight, we learned about the passing of gore vidal, one of the most influential literary voices of the last century. vidal was known for his over-the-top personality and scathing wit. his works included hundreds of essays and the best-selling novels, "lincoln" and "myra breckenridge." he

the first stop of her eleven day tour in the region her comments during a speech at a university in senegal sparked controversy after matty viewed them as a veiled attack on china beijing has rapidly expanded its trade and investment in africa taking over from america as its biggest trading partner. a series of bombs have hit the western indian city of prune a injuring one person the day the country's home minister was. do visit sushil kumar shinde day the former power minister only took up office on wednesday but cancelled his plans to go to the area his promotion has drawn criticism after india suffered two days of massive alyque tricity blackouts which affected seven hundred million people pulling a itself has been targeted before with seventeen people killed in a tourist cafe bomb two years. police in peru have seized almost five million u.s. dollars and one point five million euro in fake money they believe the tories family clan of the country's capital are behind the counter feat notes and were intending to ship them to ecuador colombia and venezuela machinery and printing equipment

the french had slave and congress, and senegal in places like dykema said they they were becoming wrist by that. at one point there was much debate. it was formed with ideas of freedom and no slaves. in fact, some of the work and what he did those who brought about the haitian revolution in 1791. a lot of this can be traced to the ideas that they eventually put forth. >> host: professor jackson, is anthony benezet known at all today? wears his legacy? >> guest: very important question. next will be 300 years. it is one reason i decided to write this book. everywhere that they would see his name. i mainly thought at first with blacks. who would the audience know? they would know w. e. b. dubois. he wrote about him in his phd thesis on africa. and he wrote about him in something called the first urban study in which he says probably benezet, a motion was passed to educate a quaker and he became the first. and then another person readers may know is a lie directly on a who really wrote one of the first books about blacks in the 1780s. he had been kidnapped as a very young person. so you le

clinton is in africa for an eleven day marathon across the continent which kicked off on tuesday in senegal promoting democratic values and washington's commitment to partnerships with african nations were highlighted as the key objectives many analysts though believe washington's concern over china's growing influence on the continent is what's actually pushing the obama administration towards. action clinton warned of the consequences of striking foreign business deals that take advantage of africa's vast natural resources while she never directly mentioned the asian economic giant and her statements beijing was quick to head back saying it's none of washington's business the editor of the pan african news wire. he says the secretary of state made it blatantly clear who she was driving at. one hillary clinton went to africa last year she expressed some trepidation about the growing relationship between africa and the people's republic of china but it appears as if most of the states in africa have a very positive view of the burgeoning relationships between the african states and china an

en los pies de peralta, el tri lÍder de su grupo con 7 puntos y en freno tra afrentas enfrenta a senegalon a la audiencia cuando saltaron una cuerda en londres, los 10 pequeÑos fueron ganadores donde participaron 465 equipos de paÍses es una energia increÍble y mientras saltan rotan sus po h seguidos quÉ talento. >>> increÍble no se mueva de su asiento porque ya mismo vinimos con una primicia de impacto >>> se trata del nuevo video musical de belinda lo verÁn al regresar despuÉs de la pausa. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> un hombre viviÓ la peor pesadilla de su vida cuando fue sentenciado a una larga condena, lo peor del caso que aparentemente la propia policÍa escondiÓ las pruebas de su inocencia, desde perÚ, sximena e la quintana nos explica. >>> de una manera muy, muy violenta me golpearon y todo y me metieron hacÍa un carro que se parÓ acÁ >>> fue violento y sorpresivo, inesperadamente un grupo de policia los arrestÓ y cambio su vida para siempre. un dÍa de invierno, un dia que mal dice que no quiere recordar pero que los barrotes de la prisiÓn ha tatuado su mirada. >>> mi vida en la cÁrcel era

. >> eric: secretary of state hillary clinton is in senegal for the first day of ten-day tour of africa. she landed last night where a delegation met her. today she is scheduled to meet with the new president there. visits to half other nations will follow. political scientists is making the visits it to counter china. >>> mitt romney is planning a bus tour ahead of the national convention fueling speculation he will announce his running mate during that trip. he will pick up his campaign in colorado tomorrow after spending the past week in london and poland. his bus tour will begin on august 10th and roll through virginia, florida and possibly ohio. >> eric: how do you feel about numbers, 88, 93 and stuff like that. >> pretty solid if you want to get a little sun. >> they would be good if they were my kids' grades. >> you are spending some money for temperatures or finding a pool. go to the neighbor's house, be creative, hang out at the mall or hang out the frozen food. >> i had a tough childhood. i'm kidding. >> 6:16 and clouds cascading over some of the lower hills along the coast. l

a chapter in here about changing the very important social law itch the female genital coming in senegal which in ten years to completely, almost, it's never completely eradicated almost completely eradicate it because they couldn't do it for thousands of years because a was a powerful social wall no one would talk to liberal much less marry a young woman had she not been with the cold cut. but through a special election campaign of mass media the got people to understand what was going on with the customer and also with the cost was, people's health and well-being and space choice. so now with new media, the internet has it changing? for good and bad. for good and for that is the key to keeping effect. for many years traditional mass media told us what to think about on how to think about it not that be all the data, but it gave us this news and this frame and it was all we got. the good news about that was it was usually fact checked, and there wasn't usually right with misinformation. the bad news is the kept out a lot of stuff maybe we wanted to know about. that's changing. now that

ms.clinton is in senegal today. on the trip, secretary clinton will also visit the world's newest country, south sudan, as well as ghana to attend the state funeral of that country's president who died up expectedly last week. >>> what will the feds do to revive this slow economy? later on today, the federal reserve wraps up its two day meeting and pressure is building on ben bernanke to announce some kind of stimulus. many exists say they do not expect any more stimulus until september. >> another reason to turn that frown upside down. up next, what researchers are now saying about the benefits of smiling. >> we can see that. plus, we are checking your forecast and your morning commute from two people would love to smile, tucker barnes and julie wright. they are coming up next. ing up homicide of young people in america has an i impact on all f us. ing up how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. i learned early on if you want to make

. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in senegal this hour, and the first stop of an 11-day touro to south sudan, and uganda, and malawi and uganda. she will address the nation, and praise the work for the democratic stability work in west africa. >>> in april blind chinese dissident captured our attention with his escape from house arrest and eventual flight to the united states. today, he is on capitol hill with republican house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy p pelo low spelosi are ou against abuses in china. >>> and what if you had to decide if you should sell your eggs? that is a decision that a woman has had to make five times, and she is not alone. drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self-contained well systems. and, using state-of-the-art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe and clean for our communities and the environment. we're america's natural gas. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a f

chapter in here about changing a very important social law which was the female genital cutting in senegal which in ten years they completely -- almost, i mean, it's never completely eradicated -- it's almost completely eradicated because they couldn't do it for thousands of years because it was such a powerful social law. nobody would even talk b to a girl, much less marry a young woman had she not been what they called cut. but through a social action campaign with mass media, they got people to understand the custom, what was going on with the custom, but also what the cost of it was. people's health, people's well being and democratic choice. so now with new media, with the internet how is this changing? for good and for bad. for good -- and for bad -- is the gatekeeping effect. so for many, many years traditional mass media told us what to think about, how to think about it. not that we all obeyed, but they gave us this news and this frame, and it was what we got. good news about that was it was usually fact checked. two source, and it wasn't usually rife with, you know, misinformatio

in senegal yesterday, she praised the country's strong democratic institutions and today, she is in ugandaorting the fight against aids. >>> in russia, the trial of three members of a female punk band has resumed. the court building was temporarily evacuated following a bomb square. so these three women are charged with hooliganism for an incident that happened in february. ♪ >> all right. so what is this? the group performed a song criticizing president vladimire putin on the altar of one of moscow's cathedrals and opposition groups and family members say that the trial is just one in a series of moves by putin to silence the anti-kremlin movement. >> we are completely sure that it is only one man in rush sharks and not the court or the lawyers or anyone else who will be deciding the fate and that is vladimire putin, because nobody else in russia is capable of staging a protest this big and powerful. we expect him to give a prison sentence to the girls of one orrer two or three years of jail, because obviously in the situation, giving them a suspended sentence, and not sending them to jai

in fact, senegal was legendary for paying employees the most and treating them with the best of benefits because it is so important to keep them happy so that the firm doesn't constantly have to train new people. new people are not known to regular customers and like to see the same old hopefully smiling faces and new people cost too much money. same for chipotle where the most talented are quickly given promotions and opportunities to run more stores. mcdonald's, similarly, often praised for gross margin improvements because it has the best market muscle, can get low cost goods and good leases and also because it has the technology and innovation on a quick scale and does not befuddle the often lesser skilled employees. gross margin comes into play in every industry, always in different ways. often the key is less to do with the cost structure of the company and more to do with the inventory conditions of an industry or a given company. now we're talking tech. semiconductor companies, for example, often produce flat out making as many chips as they can 24/7 but at times end demand wanes

she starts in senegal.oing to be talking about economic growth and also talking about democracy. democracy is a crucial issue, especially in mali, where al qaeda is rising. the secretary addressed that during a speech today. >> by some estimates, this could set back mali's economic progress by nearly a decade. it certainly created a vacuum in the north in which rebellion and extremism have spread, threatening not only people's lives and the treasures of the past but the stability of the region. >> it's a fair assessment. other stops on the secretary's trip include south sudan, uganda and kenya. >>> customers of mf global who lost their money will likely get most of it back. that's what trustees overseeing the process told the senate agriculture committee today. they said that customers in this country have gotten 80% back of what they lost. that's good news but we watched the hearing. and there was outrage that no one from mf global has been charged with anything yet, including its famous ceo jon corzine, f

. >> with the odds against them, pro per inmates thomas gleason and ronnie senegal still feel that theypublic defender. >> so it's just simply being out there on the streets. the odds are against me. when police officers come through like slave catchers, you know, and literally give you cases that you have not committed and they know you haven't committed. but to gain the conviction and the actions from some of the courts are atrocious. >> well, the representation that i had, i felt he was incompetent. you know, i'm facing 42 years to life, and i just took it into my own hands. i felt i could represent me better because i was at the incident. you know what i mean? can't nobody represent me from just paper drawn up. and the representation that the people gave me was nothing. he just was coming in there doing his thing, and i felt like no, i didn't feel comfortable with him. >> these inmates could spend up to two years in 900 max waiting to present their defense in a court of law. >>> next -- "lockup" takes you inside the jail investigations unit, where crime fighting happens behind the w

from senegal -- guest: another really tough question.s is where we come back to the idea of multilateralism. this means it involves a sub- regions as well, like not a whole continent but a neighborhood. one of the strongest sub- regional institution is a west african institution that has mounted military campaigns quite frequently in the past. you get west africans as well. this is a case where you get a neighborhood that is really come off really worried as this being their own afghanistan. i suspect that what we are talking about is international assistance to a military effort that would be mounted by west african soldiers under the banner. we're not going to see american soldiers, american planes, french soldiers, french planes. i think it will be assistance to some kind of intervention effort that is mounted by them. host: rockport, ill., you are on the phone with james traub. caller: it's lockport. like lockport, new york. we have a canal here that empties lake michigan. host: i apologize. we have you on the air. caller: i have a t