this is sevilla, a city in southern spain.l rodríguez a lawyer from southern california. ud. no es española, ¿verdad? no, no. soy de los estados unidos. why is raquel here? ( timbre suena ) what has brought her to spain... and to sevilla? ( timbre suena ) esta señorita busca a la abuela. ( campanas suenan ) raquel: esta carta... se le escribió la señora suárez a mi cliente, don fernando castillo. mi cliente, don fernando, vive en méxico. está gravemente enfermo. antes de la guerra civil conoció a una mujer joven y bella-- rosario. rosario era amiga de teresa suárez. don fernando siempre creyó que rosario había muerto en la guerra pero la señora suárez dice que no y además, don fernando cree que tiene un hijo con rosario. ¿sabe ud. algo de esto? todo esto es nuevo para mí. ¿la señora suárez nunca le habló de rosario o de don rnando? no... nunca... jamás. and so raquel must now talk to miguel ruiz, elena's husband and son of teresa suárez. hola, elena. este es mi esposo, miguel ruiz. mucho gusto, miguel. mucho gusto. ¿qué va a t

you are on with max sevilla. caller: this is troy.ust thinking about the latinos -- the mexican americans coming into the united states. i worked with the mexican- americans. the cubans. when theey -- they first come into america. we were trying to recruit guys to organize them into the union. i'm glad to see the support they have gave obama. the lifestyle of breaking away from the black community -- that is the scary part about the mexican-americans. what are they going to do once they get full citizenship in this country? guest: if i may respond to the last two questions. the latino community is really the ultimate independent community. surveys show that approximately 45% support the democratic party. about 25% support the republican party. the remaining 25% to 30% is truly independent. if we go back through the past couple of decades, we see that bill clinton -- president clinton got great support from the latino community in 1996. if we look at 2000 and 2004, president bush got about 40%. he got about 44% in his reelection. then

viene de sevilla, ¿no? sí, de sevilla. pues, bienvenido a madrid.r", me hará un gran favor. por supuesto. no queremos confusiones innecesarias, ¿verdad? claro que no. ibotones! acompaña al señor díaz a la 631, por favor. sí, señor, dígame. estoy buscando a una señorita, raquel rodríguez. iah, sí! la señorita le estaba esperando. le ha dejado un mensaje. si quiere llamarla, allí están los teléfonos. gracias. soy alfredo. ya he conseguido su cartera. iay, fantástico! iah, ud. es una maravilla! alfredo: no hay de qué. oiga, por ser tan amable, lo invito a tomar algo. iestupendo! la busco en el hotel en media hora. bueno. me llama en cuanto llegue, ¿eh? vale. adiós. ( señal de ocupado ) por favor, me pone con la habitación 631. ( señal de ocupado ) ( teléfono suena ) sí, dígame. federico, ¿dónde estás? ¿en el hotel? qué pasa? pues, llámala otra vez. no, no, espera allí. bueno. adiós. ioh! ieste chico! ha dejado la ropa tirada por todas partes. la camisa... la camiseta... los calcetines... la corbata... la chaqueta... ioh! oh, los pantalones aquí en el s

according to the journalist were a dynamic duo that rescued the famous hotel sevilla from dereliction in 1919. they also constructed the biltmore neighborhood where many irish american families have homes. when i said irish americans, i go back to the americas, irish-spanish americans and french-irish, et cetera, and my own family live there. other famous irish american personalities at the time were, for example, in the news world the e. f. obrian, the editor of the times of cuba and in the cuban roman catholic church, father moynihan, no relationship to my grandmother, loved for his kindness and great sense of humor. born in the 20's in havana were of irish descent. they were fran emilio. he was entirely blind by the age of 13 but learned gerschwin's rhapsody in blue by using braille scores. he was also one of the major instrumentalists of the feeling -- many of you recollected remember -- the thrilling sound of the 50's that blended the latin bolero with the latin sound. the second was chico, we like always to put these little names to people. my name is carlotta but my real name w

you are on with max sevilla. caller: this is troy. just thinking about the latinos -- the mexican americans coming into the united states. i worked with the mexican- americans. the cubans. when theey -- they first come into america. we were trying to recruit guys to organize them into the union. i'm glad to see the support they have gave obama. the lifestyle of breaking away from the black community -- that is the scary part about the mexican-americans. what are they going to do once they get full citizenship in this country? guest: if i may respond to the last two questions. the latino community is really the ultimate independent community. surveys show that approximately 45% support the democratic party. about 25% support the republican party. the remaining 25% to 30% is truly independent. if we go back through the past couple of decades, we see that bill clinton -- president clinton got great support from the latino community in 1996. if we look at 2000 and 2004, president bush got about 40%. he got about 44% in his reelection. the

but now, a letter written by a woman from sevilla, spain has forced fernando finally to talk about rosarioo quien dele esta noticia. "pero creo conveniente que sea así por la amistad "que a rosario me unió. atentamente, teresa suárez". ahora... ya saben ustedes el motivo de esta reunión. es posible que tenga otro hijo. pedro, necesito tu ayuda. sí, sí, claro. naturally, pedro agreed to help his brother in this delicate matter but he was unwilling to leave the family to undertake a long investigation. so, pedro called his affiliate law office in los angeles and asked for raquel rodríguez someone whose investigative talents he had admired for some time. raquel agreed to travel to mexico city and to meet pedro castillo in his office. gracias, raquel. esto es muy importante para mí. no hay de qué. bueno, ya me voy. debo repasar la información sobre la familia. bien. adiós. adiós, pedro. bueno, vamos a repasar los miembros de la familia castillo. ¿quién es el padre de la familia castillo? ¿pedro? ¿o fernando? fernando es el padre. ¿cuál es la relación entre pedro y fernando? ¿son padre e hijo?

and we will discuss the hispanic vote with max sevilla. and david lauter from the los angeles times. >> several live events. the world affairs council holds a forum on national security issues facing the united states. that is on c-span 2 at 9:00 a.m. eastern. and on c-span 3 at 9:00 a.m. eastern, a forum hosted by the barbarous and policy center on post-election analysis. and now the national journal hosted a forum that included several pollsters. this is a little more than an hour. >> al-qaida and not like united technologies? i am a fat guy who prefers elevators and escalators. and i fly away too much for the engines. if i looked like you know what, then you are right, your eyes and not deceiving you, i got about 2.5 hours of sleep. we were on the decision desk at nbc. about 50 people and a room at about two-thirds of them are statisticians and they are looking like models on each race. it is like nasa meets politics. and we are sort of the non quantitative people. they are sort of the, and a does this make sense sort of thing. it is re

as a value investor looking for companies growing more rapidly and sevilla were multiple or have more dividend yield on the market at a lower valuation would maybe give me a lot more asset value versus the value i am paying for. so you could be value invested by apple computer. apple is $120 billion in cash. 12.5 earnings, all the equity capital in the balance sheet. if you have the outgrowth, won't be like us than the last few years, but i think of a 20 the next few years. since growing four times the market. you have to accept technology risk. don't forget three years ago we are standing here talking about where were going to get her thumbs on the black very and now black or subscriber in the united states of america is dropping at a rate of 2%. they do not doubt. i joined xerox out at hunter college, my first job basically was all about american photocopy. you don't hear about them anymore. when the world of technology, someone's obsolete, so you have to make the judgment call. it's what he thought of. it looks for more for less. i said at the outset that i was becoming a little bi

cofradías, the brotherhoods of sevilla. century take their processions into the streets of sevilla during la semana santa. sometimes 20 strong, they carry statues of christ or the virgin mary from their church on their shoulders. y así es la semana santa en sevilla. iqué emocionante! ( roberto silba ) eh, chico, ven por favor. hola, ando buscando a una señora la señora teresa suárez. ¿la conocen? si. es mi abuela. iah! ¿vive con ustedes? ya no. ¿y dónde vive ahora? ahora vive en madrid. iah, en madrid! ¿y saben su dirección en madrid? no. pero sabe mi madre. ¿y dónde está tu mamá? mamá está en el mercado. ¿me pueden llevar allí? ambos: sí, sí, vamos. ( hombre grita ) having paid the taxi driver and said good-bye raquel and the two boys head for the mercado de triana. in the mercado, raquel will talk to elena ramírez, the boys' mother. she should be able to give raquel the information about señora suárez. jaime, ¿qué haces aquí? ahí está una señorita que busca a la abuela teresa. bueno, yo me marcho, ¿eh? bien. mamá, esta se

aquí estoy en el rápido de sevilla a madrid.az. su clase de sexto grado le compró un cupón y... perdone. creo que se ha equivocado. yo no soy la señora díaz, y tampoco soy maestra. ¿qué dice? que no soy la señora díaz. me llamo raquel rodríguez. entonces ¿ud. no es la persona que ha ganado el premio especial de la organización de ciegos? no, señor. ¿y ud. no es la maestra de sexto a quien su clase le compró el cupón? no. icorta! hay un error. esta no es la señora que buscamos. más tarde, en el comedor del tren... a propósito, yo soy alfredo sánchez y éste es josé maría. mucho gusto. ¿sabe cuánto falta para llegar a madrid? a ver. son las dos y media. el tren llega a las seis. faltan cuatro horas y media. hombre: perdón. faltan tres horas y media. tiene ud. razón. no hay de qué. y ud. ¿qué hace en españa? ¿está de vacaciones? no. busco a una persona. ¿a una amiga? bueno, en realidad, es la amiga de otra persona. ud. subió en sevilla. ¿vive allí esta amiga? ( suspira ) antes, sí. pero ahora vive en madrid. ¿y la otra persona es am

her journey takes her first to sevilla a city in southern spain.lla is a city of churches, the famed giralda tower and open-air markets. ivaya a ver que le damos de premio! in sevilla, raquel begins her investigation. her first contact is with this woman, elena ramírez. her initial inquiries fail to reveal anything. ¿...o de don fernando? no. nunca. jamás. while in sevilla, raquel gets sidetracked in a chase with a boy and his dog. raquel soon discovers she must travel to madrid, the capital of spain. madrid is cosmopolitan europe full of beautiful fountains, squares and boulevards. in madrid, she uncovers the information she was sent to find. ¿son cartas de rosario? sí. this information leads raquel to south america to buenos aires, capital of argentina. in the cosmopolitan melting pot of buenos aires... raquel makes a surprising discovery-- one that alters her investigation completely. ¿su hermano? sí. with new information in hand raquel sets off in a different direction... and another letter comes into her possession. it is this letter which tak