let's get to silvia, who's been looking at the ruling. silvia? >> reporter: yes. basically, what i've said in bad translation, refuse the applications for the issue of a temporary injunctions with a proviso that the esm treaty may only be ratified if at the same time it is ensured under international law that first, the limitations of liability set under article, sentence 1 of the esm treaty, it's the amount of payment obligations arising to the federal republic of germany from the tree toy the chair. basically what we said before, no increase in the capital that the german government is signing up for. that's the 190 billion liability they would be signing up for. and the interesting one is in the addendum to the ruling, you know that this was only the ruling of the temporary injunction. they say extend and review admissibility of the main action. this is what this is really about. the court took almost three months to decide on a temporary injunction, which is kind of a joke in itself. they say we can't just throw out a temporary injunction on something that is

john silvia, good to have you. >> thank you, sir. lou: the mainstream media having a little trouble understanding governor romney's 47% comment caught on a hidden camera. i think they're struggling with the truth, don't you? and think governor romney is onto a campaign strategy. we're going to give everybody a little boost in their respective direction in our chalk talk tonight. >>> later the chicago teachers strike? well, apparently it is over. they're going back to school but will union members accept a sweetheart offer from mayor rahm emanuel? oh, is the new scott walker in chicago or just another stooge in the democratic party? we take it up with former new york city schools chancellor joel klein. he is talking reform. we'll see. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >> 47% of the people who will vote for the president. all right 47% who are with him, who believe they're victims and who believe the

silvia is still with us, as well. is there a right side of the argument between the imf and the bundesbank? or not? >> i don't think there is a right side. we're dealing with policies that are not tried and tested. the over the empirical evidence we've really got is japan which is a very different economy to anything we see in the eurozone and it's simply not a currency union. on the one hand they were the individuals who are very concerned about trying what looks like a very dramatic policy. on the other hand the bundesbank is focusing on inflation. in many ways their mandate dictates the way they will behave and that's right and proper. >> silvia. >> in terms of when ecb policy stands, i was let's say mildly surprised that everybody is just full of praise and doesn't see the pitfalls of it or doesn't want to focus on the pitfalls of it. i wonder whether the ecb is not putting itself into a path where we can't disentangle themselves from political -- from a political agenda anymore. they're now saying we will only di

silvia, thanks for everything.raig, don't worry, we haven't dressed you up in any kind of weird graphic, so you're all right. you've got yin and yang so you're balanced. >> i'm glad it's not a pirate. >> no, you're not dressed as a pirate either. that may come later. the point silvia was making is yes, we have got the bank system on life support. how on earth do we get off it? where do we get to the point where we have a self-fulfilling economic recovery that doesn't need all this central bank action? >> that's a hard question this early in the morning. certainly what the fed is doing right now, we're keeping the housing market and the banking sector to some degree, but really the housing market more than anything on life support. you know, trying to push down mortgage rates in order to really reinflate the housing market so that -- if you listen to chairman bernanke's press conference after he announced qe3. he said that the goal was to get banks to look at collateral, real estate as a more favorable collateral so

como inmigrantes vinieron en busca de una vida mejor pero silvia villanueva dicen que se mudaron su hijomasiados estudiantes son una realidad que tampoco discuten, el presidente obama y romney dicen que estÁn de a skurdz cue mejorar la educaciÓn en los estados unidos es una proi prida pepio ridrioridad >>> la soluciÓn fundamental es meter m meter profesores, pero su rival republicano dice que le darÍa los recursos directamente a familias necesitadass >>> los cupones serÁn usados para los pobres y desabilitado para su que ellos puedan ingresar en cualquier escuela en el estado. >>> la otra diferencia significativa que quedÓ en evidencia con lo que pasÓ de huelga en chicago, y aunque tienen difÍcte diferencias con ellos sindicatos de los profesores >>> pero el Éxito del programa educativo que los padress participante y se involucren, vi villanueva a versegura que vale pena >>> la mejor herencia >>> cristina londoÑo telemundo. >>> en temas de salud el fÁrmaco mets foro mformin lograron resu importantes, si los prÓximo ensayos tienen Éxito la metformin podrÍa ser una arma econÓmica para comb

. >>> increÍble esta historia, gracias silvia. >>> los espero. >>> mata a tiros a la mascota hispanae pregunta qué hacer para conciliar el sueño si tiene un bebé pequeño en casa. aquí la respuesta...e inicia una campaña contra la violencia intrafamiliar. un flagelo que hay que atender a es raro que la muerte. y quien lo mata a balazos es un policÍa y lo hace dentro de una propiedad privada. en un estado como arizona las leyes migratorias han generado todo tipo de tensiones las cosas son dis tirntss. marÍa ante naet collins nos cuenta hasta donde llegÓ el drama de los propietarios de paloma. la paoert muerta. >>> no entiende la razÓn de un hombre supuestamente, su mejor amigo, un policÍa de phoenix, que matÓ a sangre frÍa a paloma, su madre. >>> la miraba con los ojos como pidiendome, como que la ayudara. >>> la familia entera, incluida la chaparrita, no pueden entender como la sb 1070 los hizo vÍctimas en un segundo a ella la matÓ. las balas estaban ahÍ. >>> el caso legalmente tiene agravantes, dicen los expertos que la policÍa se presentÓ aquÍ sin ninguna orden de cateo, investigaba

and let's get out to silvia who is covering the story for us. what's the purpose of this event and can you tell us what we might expect to hear from the leaders this weekend? >> well, we get one meeting after the other. ever since we came back from the summer break, this is a jolly go round of meeting in berlin, in rome, madrid. after that, yes, we all are happy, we're all on the reform track. now a days we're very happy to the ecb to back stopping us and all is going to be well. but is there really -- is that really so he, is the ecb the big game changer or maybe has it taken the pressure off the politicians in a slightly perilous fashion? we want to check these things out with a professor from the university of rome here. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> now, we're meeting yet again. presumably no decisions to be made. maybe the bailout countries can compare notes with the nonbailout countries. but is this more than a marketing effort here today? sf . >> no, it is important for two reasons. one, in order to learn from each other, e

joining us from the island is still silvia. we have two issues. one is we'll try to hammer out rules for greater banking supervision on the back of the ecb. the other is how far or near are we to any kind of assistance for spain? >> that's a difficult question. before we went into this meeting, we all thought that pressure is going to be really on spain to hammer out some kind of bailout program that goes beyond what they have for the banking sector right now. but we've just been talking to some of the spokesmen of the finance ministers and what i hear, i can only say is the vibes i get out of there, there doesn't seem to be an awful lot of pressure. what i heard from the german finance minister, the spaniards are doing everything they can and it's up to them whether they want to ask for a bailout program. so my feeling is the pressure isn't as much as the markets expected. and you quite rightfully said the banking supervision, we have the interim report from the commission, we've gone into banking supervision, banking union, how far have we gone

desde los Ángeles california, nos acompaña silvia olmeod, cómo estás. >>> encantada de estar aquí, nuncatrés causa esto, la ansiedad, es porque le decimos al cuerpo que hay una situación de peligro, entonces, lo último que quieres hacer es reproducirte, entonces, hay situaciones de ansiedad, como el tráfico, donde el cuerpo está cansado y después no responde. >>> la disfunción eréctil en hombres jóvenes puede ser algo pasajero. >>> completamente, en la gran mayoría de los casos, por ejemplo en el caso de los jóvenes que tiene diabetes, se puede arreglar fácilmente. >>> perfecto, nosotros continuamos con más de despierta américa, después de regresar con esto ♪. >>> queremos que seas parte de nuestro programa, comunícate con nosotros a través de la dirección de facebook y twitter en pantalla y también a través de univision.com, te esperamos en despierta américa >>> tenemos que seguir hablando de este tema, señores, porque han sido muchas las preguntas, juan torres de chicago, illinois, que dice que tiene 30 años que se excita logra la erección y después se le baja, qué se puede hacer. >>>

coming up here tomorrow, the chief economist wells fargo, john silvia, of the former federal -- federalcutor, joe klein will be talking about the issues that are straightforwardly central to our future in this country. we're coming right back. lou: this is the one-year anniversary of the group formerly known as occupy wall street. moving on to other news the wisconsin state attorney general seeking estate and a surprise ruling friday when a wisconsin state judge threw out the law in the collective bargaining powers for most public workers. that ruling has from the state into some confusion. one major union representing nearly 5,000 teachers says it will demand in contract negotiations in light of the court decision. has not decided whether he will take the case directly to the state supreme court or to an appellate court first. obamacare propaganda coming to a television near you in california at least. the new york times is reporting that california is paying a public relations firm nearly a million dollars to try to convince hollywood producers to promote obamacare. even worse, califo

silvia gray white went to the hospital. >> tested pipes, tested the air, the soil, who -- find out what's in us. >> we know we broke your trust and we are committed to working hard and show that we are a good operator. >> reporter: the epa said it'll do an audit next week but said it can't give answers on when the investigation will be complete. live in richmond. >> a group home in the south bay is being sued over allegation that a staff member sexually abused a child. the suit claims the campus of emq families first ignored a warning that a staff member was acting inappropriately toward a 12-year-old girl. the suit said that the 33-year- old assaulted the girl a week after the warning. >> they should follow their own rules because this individual should not have been unsupervisorred at any time, much less at night, much less in the child's room. >> the girl's testimony is being used in a criminal case against bailey involving at least two other victims. we called emq family's first and were told they have no comment movement juror selection in the trial of a former crime lab tech accused

we first put the question to uc berkeley economist silvia alegreto. >> are we better off in terms ofobs today as we were in january of 09 or sometime around there i think the answer is unequivocally yes. because instead of jobs being in free fall, we're actually creating jobs. >> reporter: the un unemployment is slightly better. the stock market was worth half and the auto industry was in collapse. yet many are still out of work. >> we're coming out of the hole much much too slowly. we're climbing out but we're still about 1 million jobs short of when the economy collapsed in 2007. >> are you better off now than it was four years ago. >> my life is pretty good now, yeah. >> reporter: we found plenty of people that say they are in fact, better off now. >> i have a job, i have a job that pays my bills and there's enough money thankfully left over to save. and i'm actually on vacation from miami, so. >> i like the idea that we're going to have a system of access to affordable health care. i've been wanting that for a long long time. >> i'm way better off than four years ago. >> absolute

silvia alegreta says the number are true but the sentiment is not correct. >> it's not like they're paying any taxes they are paying local taxes and state taxes and they are paying sales taxes and property taxes. so this idea that these 47% are somehow free loaders is not correct. >> reporter: here are the facts about those who don't pay federal income taxes. about 48% of american households still pay payroll taxes for social security and medicare. a little more than 10% are retired an elderly. and close to 7% of american households don't pay because they have incomes of less than $20,000 a year. >> it's the same thing that very wealthy people do. wealthy people take advantage of the tax code to bring down their tax burdens which is why you have very rich people in the u.s. paying you know very low percentage effective tax rates. >> reporter: romney says his remarks were off the cuff and quote not elegantly stated. but he doesn't take back any of the message. coming up at 6:00, hear from mother jones the news organization that released the video. we will tell you what the response is from

anyway, good morning, silvia. where are you? >> we are outside the temporary building of the german constitutional court. the second senate, the constitutional court ruled today, that a temporary injunction that stopped the german president from signing the treaty that had already been passed. they stopped this temporary injunction that a number of complainants had asked for. the german president can now sign the esm treaty and the esm can go ahead as planned. but, of course, it's never quite so simple. the devil is in the detail. the constitutional court also said they allow the esm, as it were at this stage, provided the $190 billion euros that germany signs up for as liability are really the limit, the lid, no further money from there. how cast in iron that is going to be remains to be seen, but this is the string that's attached to it. you'll be talking to michelle a little later on about the prospects of a spanish bailout. of an italian bailout. at that stage, the moment another country runs into bailout territory, of cours

we first put the question to uc berkeley economist silvia alegreto. >> are we better off in terms ofay as we were in january of 09 or sometime around there i think the answer is unequivocally yes. because instead of jobs being in free fall, we're actually creating jobs. >> reporter: the un unemployment is slightly better. the stock market was worth half and the auto industry was in collapse. yet many are still out of work. >> we're coming out of the hole much much too slowly. we're climbing out but we're still about 1 million jobs short of when the economy collapsed in 2007. >> are you better off now than it was four s ago. >> my life is pretty good now, yeah. >> reporter: we found plenty of people that say they are in fact, better off now. >> i have a job, i have a job that pays my bills and there's enough money thankfully left over to save. and i'm actually on vacation from miami, so. >> i like the idea that we're going to have a system of access to affordable health care. i've been wanting that for a long long time. >> i'm way better off than four years ago. >> absolutely no. >> r

silvia gray white went to the hospital. >> tested pipes, tested the air, the soil, who -- find out what's in us. >> we know we broke your trust and we are committed to working hard and show that we are a good operator. >> reporter: the epa said it'll do an audit next week but said it can't give answers on when the investigation will be complete. live in richmond. >> a group home in the south bay is being sued over allegation that a staff member sexually abused a child. the suit claims the campus of emq families first ignored a warning that a staff member was acting inappropriately toward a 12-year-old girl. the suit said that the 33-year- old assaulted the girl a week after the warning. >> they should follow their own rules because this individual should not have been unsupervisorred at any time, much less at night, much less in the child's room. >> the girl's testimony is being used in a criminal case against bailey involving at least two other victims. we called emq family's first and were told they have no comment movement juror selection in the trial of a former crime lab tech accused

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>>> paa entender qué pasa tenemos a nuestra sicóloga y sexóloga silvia. >>> >>> aquí estamos muy contentosa dicen y esperan mucho y se lo reprochamos después! >>> y luego otra cosa es comparar, todo eso es muy peligroso. eso le duel mucho a un hombre. >>> veamos el cómo decirle. >>> lo más importante es que al que no te guste algo, tienes que decirle con reforzamiento positivo. >>> y qué puede hacer el hombre? >>> lo peor que tienen los hombres es que no nos confirman que nos aman. >>> hay que decirle que est'ahermosa. >>> ahora estás más bonita. >>> este tema da mucho de qué hablar. >>> en pantalla se ven los mensajes, mi pareja siempre me pregunta si me sentí bien!. >>> >>> después de la intimidad lwe da por comer y jugar! >>> gracias otra vez más. >>> llegó doña meche. >>> disculpe cómo le va! >>> le recuerdo doña meche que hablaremos sobre los que nos pasa a nosotras. >>> que le pasó doña meche? >>> mi primer novio me dijo ahora conviertase en una bandeja paisa! >>> definitivamente deberías de haberlo cambiado. con 20 años de trayectoria, hoy está con nosotros ray rincon! >>> cómo es't

rejecting the idea speaking to silvia, the polish finance minister said banking union was less urgent. >> it's going to be very, very difficult to make the commission's self imposed did deadline. but fortunately, we're not in the situation where we have to rush to that september. and we all know that a proper banking union with all the elements is, well -- well, on the one hand will take time, but on the other hand is necessary if the monetary unions function properly. >> what's interesting, since the ecb's action, less pressing need for bailout. less pressing need for bank. i mean it's like -- >> it's true it's that paradox. you take the pressure off the need for reform. >> meanwhile commission president attempting to down play german worries. he said fears were exaggerated and he's added that it was unthinkable for savings deposits in the country to fund wider you'you are european bank requests. and spain preparing for economic reforms that could be the blueprint for conditions of a full sovereign bailout. speaking at a meeting in cypress, the dutch finance minister also told cnbc a

silvia, thanks very much. we'll be back, of course, with sylvia. now we're joined by derek halpony at bank of tokyo-mitsubishi usj. derek, welcome. what is the more important phrase of this rumored ecb plan for you? is it the unlimited or is it the sterilization? >> well, you know, they say it's going to be unlimited. i'm not sure president draghi's going to use that word when he speaks this afternoon. you know, for me, the crux of what the market's angst and concern is is the fact that, you know, we still have very evidenced opposition from what is the most crucial central bank within the ecb. >> but all the ecb needs is a simple majority. the germans can oppose it, but if enough of the rest fall in line it doesn't matter. >> sure. it's clear they have the majority. you know, we've been given the signal for the last couple of days. we're going to get a plan today for sure, but i think going forward the important point to make is are the markets always going to be fully convinced that the ecb will be there aggressively and with a willingness to pur

. >>> sÍ, excelente, silvia tiene una faldita corta, se le ve la pierna, como mencionÉ, delgadas, la estar aquÍ con el pÚblico de "despierta amÉrica", tenemos un programa espectacular, salimos a conversar con ustedes, y a ojo pelado, a ver y escuchar, ojo con lo que van a ver, mire lo que preparamos para ustedes en "despierta amÉrica." >>> muchas veces vamos al supermercado, y llenamos el carrito con productos que creemos que son sanos y saludables, quÉ esconden letritas chiquitas atrÁs de cada producto, sabe cuÁnta azÚcar tiene la soda? >>> no, la verdad que no. >>> y la sal de estas galletas. >>> no, pero me gustan. >>> lee las etiquetas de los productos. >>> no, casi ningÚn siempre compro lo que le gusta. >>> los carbohidratos. >>> me gustas para mi nieta. >>> lee las etiquetas de los productos? >>> sÍ. >>> sabe cuÁnto sodio tiene esto. >>> digamelo por fa, no lo sÉ, por suerte me encuentro con la experta, auxilio sunui. >>> bueno, es bien fÁcil, todo es cuestiÓn de leer la etiqueta la sopa de vegetal es buena, no tiene calorÍas, se satisface, nay que tener cuido dalen osodio. >>>

. >>> y a silvia de virginia, con 21 aÑos. >>> y casandra alanÍs de texas con quince aÑos. >>> felicidadessabe. >>> no se pierda imÁgenes, la hija de gay eker se cortÓ el cabello para donarle para pacientes con cÁncer. ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica", la mejor manera de comenzar sus maÑanas. >>> y en ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> abran puertas y ventanas, comeremos hasta el fin, porque el chef ya ha llegado nuestro amigo chef pepin. asÍ. bravo, bravo. >>> mire seÑora, estamos listos para la receta que nos va a preparar el chef pepin. >>> lasagna mexicana, vine con bobotas y todo. >>> tu receta le encantarÍa a eva longoria. si nos estÁ viendo. >>> la conozco, se parece mucho pa ti. >>> de verdad? >>> de verdad la misma estatura. >>> gracias, vamos a donde estÁ mariana en la convenciÓn demÓcrata en carolina del norte, y acual compaÑada con evaa longolia, buenos dÍas a las dos, hola. >>> buenos dÍas karlita. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> estoy con la bellisima eva longoria copresidenta de la campaÑa del presidente obama. >>> cÓmo estÁs ahora? >>> muy nerviosa. >>> ella hablarÁ en el podio para argumentar