silvia vasquez/decidio no ir a trabajar si usted quiere manejar las carreteras estan muy llenas entonces un total desastre algunos decidieron manejar y las autopistas se convirtieron en un caos vehicular.... estresada estresada laura fue una de ellas...cruzo el puente manejando y llego con hora y media de retraso a su trabajo.... laura navarro/cruzo el puente manejando terrible demasiado carros demasiado trafico demasiado estres carros descompuestos gente que se queria bajar para ir al bano nos toco ver de todo otros miles hicieron interminables filas tanto en oakland, como en san francisco para cruzar en los autobuses de ac transit. sonia flores/cruzo en autobus la bahia. pues cansada desesperada, desesperada cuanto tiempo le toco esperar el bus? hora y media, habia demasiada gente, demasiada ante el desastre, la agencia habilito mas autobuses....uno y otro se veian llegar al terminal de transporte en san francisco pero aun asi, no se veia que dieran a vasto. frustrada porque ya ve viene uno aqui las grandes lineas y este bus ni

silvia is in brussels.o we get from what's been announced toni of this stuff being implemented? >> reporter: well it's really funny. sort of a little bit like saying you know what both germany and italy won the semi-finals. how can that work? this morning we thought that certainly italy won the semi-finals or whatever you might call it here in this euro 2012, and as we head into london hang on a minute maybe it's not quite like that. what have we got? the esm, banks can be recapitalized directly by temp sm once we get the banking supervisory body on board and working. we need some kind of compliance to go down to each country that apply from temp sm and than case by case decision and we have the german parliament digging in and saying we have a parliamentary decision. on the seniority issue it's very clear, yes, there will be no seniority for esm or esff not so simple only funds transferred from the esff to the esm won't have seniority status everything that comes direct from the esm will remain. so there's

silvia thank you.eil, thanks. >> moving on, in japan troubled utility tokyo electric power is looking to the outside. we have more on this story. >> reporter: hi. te pc o's new president said the utility firm is looking to partner with other energy companies and financial institutions. he said te pc o lost its ability to raise funds after last year's nuclear disaster and has to change its going alone policy. starting nuclear reactors are essential for the firm's reconstruction. the japanese government says it will carry over some $10 billion from last year's quake reconstruction funds into this year's budget. that's all from nikkei business report. >> in china looks like the government is going into their telecom sector. tracey has more. hi, tracey. >> hi, again. china business news report that beijing wants more private capital put network in the telecomations sector. the report still has to be confirmed but under a draft private firms are reportedly encouraged to set up mobile communications, web hos

silvia joins with us an update.oing to be a kumbaya moment, are they going to come together or as you've said on the program a nasty box of worms? >> i think it's going to be more nasty worms coming out of this, but it might not stop them from singing kumbaya just the same so it's a little bit like whistling past the graveyard. it's going to be another crucial summit, it's the 20th of its sort and i don't know how many euro group meetings we have in the meantime. i wouldn't hold my breath coming back to the morkarkets monday morning and saying the world has been saved. ain't going to happen. they could come up with mini steps. they agreed on a growth compact so the $130 billion in terms of a growth program could be signed up for. we could have some more details of banking union, banking supervision at a european level but that's not really what the market wants to hear. the market wants to hear is where are we headed with the deep space w the long-term solutions and what are we going to do about yields exploding. sp

. >>> silvia is at the watcher's conference in frankfurt. yesterday we had a startling outburst from a french minister saying the ecb, we need the ecb to do its job. what's the response been from draghi this morning? >> if you are going to ask the ecb to do its job then it should not provide so much liquidity at such a low rate. if it is to do their job by lowering bonds to zero, then they are not doing their job in price stability. of course mario draghi thinks they are doing their job. and i couldn't agree with him more. they did say that they broadly reached the objective, but we also had the quote there saying it's a little bit too early to see how much it filters through to the real economy and where it filters through to the real economy. in terms of rate cuts, the monetary policy, it's clearly at a point where it can't leverage that much in the markets anymore. they know that. we heard similar remarks from ben bernanke. we are at the point where the global markets are in a confidence crisis, and this confidence has to be put back, not

silvia said john's playing in the nfl led to his passing away. a complaint joins 80 pending lawsuits against the nfl. hard knocks are part of the nfl and it has made football the nation's most popular sport. it's the nfl taking the hit. players are suing the league in a landmark class action lawsuit claiming that the nfl misled them for decades. >> there's no more focus on the most important part of your body which is your brain. >> reporter: he played full back for the philadelphia eagles. he believes he suffered long term brain damage and is one of the former players filing suit. >> this action is about the retired players getting the help that they need. >> recently the nfl has come under fire for the handling of concussions. down your seau committed suicide in his home. >> now we're hearing about the dark side. >> reporter: the former players say the nfl promote's the game's violence and deliberately and fraudulently concealed the links between the game and brain damages. they're asking for a monitoring system. go to abc2news.com and you'll f

nine years of latin. >> this is why we love silvia. >> james is still with us. let's recap on the imf and what you think of it as well? again urging the eurozone to give aid to the struggling bank and calling on the ecb. >> absolutely sensible. london's government to loan to banks causes a very difficult cycle of rising debt. it's very clear the ecb does have to do a lot more. it's been very reactive. the problem, the ecb is not a central bank in the real scene, it's the underlying of all the other banks. >> what's interesting, though, is people are going into these meetings with expectations that we're going to get some sort of resolution. >> terrifying. >> yeah. you would have been disappointed over and over again. what can, in your view -- is there anything that can be done in the short term that it's the f federalization of the eu or not. >> what sort of scale of early day measures buy us sufficient time to get us to the end game i think we're probably talking about something like a five year ltro of around 2 trillion euro. that's the scale of magnitude requ

silvia pinal, la mama de la cantante, asegura que la reina del rock camina y esta perfecta niega que a caminar. alejandra esta bajo tratamiento para que le remuevan las sustancias nocivas que le fueron implantadas en los gluteos en el 2009 cuidado fernana que estas muy cerca de ser descubierta... que hara esta malvada ahora? sera que tambien matara al hermano de luis para asegurarse de no parar en la carcel. y los quienes ya no quieren pelear son willy y manantha asi que para estar juntos toda la vida deciden tener una boda secreta... pero todo podria hecharse a perder... la cita con corazon valiente es de lunes a viernes a las 9 8 centro. y bueno, ahora ya sabes lo mas sobresaliente del mundo del entretenimien to!!! esto es todo por mi parte, me despido, soy adriana lopez, y nos vemos en la proxima. cu ---le invito a que nos acompane esta noche a las once estamos trabajando en varias informaciones para usted... take vo ---le diremos que peligros se encierran en su closte juntoa a su ropa... algo le hara pensar y sobre todo tomar medidas de precaucion... ---tambien la realidad que en

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your glowing second grade report card, despite every assurance of a purple dinosaur, your batty aunt silvia, your maternal caped crusader swooped in to save you, you are nothing special. >>> the english teacher said he told the students exactly what they needed to hear >> i took seriously, the responsibility of sending these kids off into the world. and to go out there with unrealistic expectations or unreachable goals, or inflated sense of self, is doing them no favours. >> after the remarks, there was no standing ovation but some say the message was a wake up call for the young generation. we don't steer you wrong here that is well worth 12 minutes of watching super well written great messages there. >>> still to come, the scandal that forever changed politics, water gate 40 years later. >>> conquering the which he is peak bay. one -- chesapeake bay, one man's inspirational 4.5-mile journey. >>> the class of 2012 went out in style in texas they broke out in a dance in their capgowns, seniors wowed the crowd the flash mob performed to a mix of black eyed peas songs. including i had the tim

>> i know you are down the block from silvia's, 50-year-old soul food institution. of independently owned caves, restaurants. is this part of your inspiration? >> i'm asking all entrepreneurs, west african guy on the street, harlem is so incredible. the mystique of harlem to say as a chef, i live in harlem, my restaurant is here, people can come to it. once they see this harlem that's both old harlem and new harlem mixed in one, they'll have a positive feeling about it. jobs, what i love about a restaurant, you can't outsource it. >> this is a real vibrant crowd for lunch? >> every day. people come in from all walks of life. some from harlem, some coming from kansas, some come from upper east side. everybody. everyone. down the corner versus, you know, you have the president. treat them the same. how are you? >> oh, god. >> you doing good? >> i didn't think i'd see you in person. >> thank you very much. >> tell me about 125th street. how much do you walk outside and see sort of old harlem, the devastation and upset? >> old harlem is not just devastation. we have som

focus as the russian leader met his german and french counterparts in berlin and paris artist tesser silvia is following talks. they have talked about energy issues also in terms of increasing trade between the two countries let's not forget that the e.u. is the trading partner of russia the e.u. as a whole and that investment coming from this continent to russia is definitely significant and they also touched upon issues that concern them both such as that of a nuclear nonproliferation and again stressing the fact that the two countries are indeed partners but in terms of that partnership there is of course still a tension especially when it comes to the anti missile defense law and had stressed the a position of france it accordance with its other international partners saying that is not aimed at russia however russia said that in the past they had had got verbal promises but that is not enough. in the past we've often been promised that we wouldn't expand then we were promised that nato wouldn't put military hardware near russia but we've seen it expand and its bases spread now we need

rogers and your batty anda silvia or how often your eternal. ed crusader has swooped in to save you, you are nothing special. you have been pampered and coveted and bubble wrapped. if everyone is special then no one is. >> after he said that he was hammered. >> , but also praised in some quarters. talking points believes that students need to hear the stern message. america is a very competitive place. nobody is going to hand you money except the federal government and those funds will by paltry. in the private sector you must prove yourself to be special. few will care if your feelings are hurt. performance is what counts. many american students are not prepared for the real world. the old saying is life is hard and then you die. but in america slow death is becoming very common. because some of us don't want to compete. don't want to work hard. don't want to be honest. and sober. but those things are necessary if you are to prosper in this country. david mccollough should be applauded and his message should be echoed by our nation's leaders.

silvia taylor. germany.ting that abortions are solely based on the choice of the pregnant woman means any reason a acceptable. individual states have the right to limit abortion in some areas. gender based being one of them. gender based abortions are controversial here. the general consensus is they have no place in a civilized society. george, a blackout in the media concerning gender based abortions is brain washing. liberal media does not want the folks to know what is going on. debbie, easton, pennsylvania. o'reilly, why are you you so appalled the gender based abortion. >> some are for medical reasons. i myself don't believe in terminating a fetus but a catastrophic health situation is understandable. killing a fetus simply because you want a girl or a boy is appalling and should be eliminated. >> you can't determine the baby's sex until about 20 weeks and less than 2% of abortions occur after that. the message is what is important here. chris tune, gilbert, arizona. bill, thank you for your bold cover

silvia platt says perfection is terrible and has no children.n you get there? what next? >> i would imagine you get happy. you're saying that's not true. >> i think you try to find a new goal. think about it on your show when you felt the most honest, when you felt like you've had the most sincere moechment. i guarantee it's not been a quantifiable question you asked, it was something internal and an original thought. >> but it's interesting in the sense of when you lose perfection for whatever -- what you have to create is opportunity. when you release yourself from the commitment for perfection, you then create the opportunity to do countless things that may or may not work. >> it could be in the moment, and that's where businesses thrive where curiosity and creativity is allowed. >> hear this guy? he came in special from

. >> reporter: silvia canales is one of the nearly 100 mothers at today's clinic. she says her daughter's mouth pain made it difficult to eat. >> ( translated ): she told me that it hurt. it hurt and the tooth was inflamed and swelled up here. >> reporter: most parents here can't afford to take their children to a dentist. but even with a high level of poverty, health experts say kids teeth used to be better. >> i was shocked... >> reporter: one of the first to notice a decline in dental health was karen sokal- gutierrez, a pediatrician and professor at u.c. berkeley. she showed us pictures from 30 years ago, when kids had healthy teeth. but just one generation later, the photos look different. >> this is a child who has all of the teeth on the bottom rotten and all of the teeth on the top. years later, when i'd go into a village and the kids would come flock around us and hug us and smile, and that's when i saw, "oh, my god, their teeth are all black and rotten." i'd never seen this before. what happened? so, you want to treat your patient... >> reporter: professo

silvia is in madrid.nish government will do anything to try and avoid a portuguese like bailout. how far can -- how long, you how far can they take this stance? >> and why should they. p we ask ourselves every time again, we see this train heading for a real accident and nobody stop it is. we've had -- in greece, will in ireland, in portugal. and every time we have the same sort of drama as it were saying, no, we're not in talks, no need for a bailout, we can do this ourselves. and in the end, got more and more expensive. yield spreads got worse and worse. spain is a much bunker chunk. the problems coming from different sides. but at the moment, however, what the government is facing is two things. first capital flight. we can't deny it anymore. 66 billion euros left the country in march. the government trying to play that one down. and the other one is we need bankia to be rescued and we haven't got a real plan for that yet. and of course we also have the economy it if recession and not getting out of th