>>>vanessa: definitivamente un caso muy complejo, muchas gracias alejandra soler por darnos luz en temaa comunidad latina están viviendo estas historias y precisamente la cantante jenni rivera vivió esto, cruzó la frontera en el vientre de su madre indocumentada más a delante tendrán su cobertura. >periodista: lo pueden seguir a través de twitter telemundo news. >> a 6 días de la puesta en ordenanza contra indocumentados en fremont, arizona, hoy día funcionarios del gobierno local que se oponen a la misma dijeron que llaman la ordenanza inconstitucional. >> graves acusaciones entre colombia y venezuela tras la ruptura de relaciones. >> además hablamos con padres que administran calmantes verán que daño tan grandes les están causando. se agrava la situación de ana bárbara y manejaba ebria >> continuamos desde phoenix arizona, el gobierno federal siguiendo de cerca la ley sb 1070. >> estas en el centro de una gran tormenta política, aquí en el sur de la florida hemos sufrido la tormenta real, la tormenta tropical bonnie que se dirige al golfo de méxico, los primeros informes indican que b

>> sreenivasan: there's more from spanish journalist jose soler featured in paul's report. on "the rundown," spencer michels continues his reporting on b.p.'s oil dispersants. he also posted video of an impromptu debate at a new orleans farmers market over off- shore drilling. you can watch a conversation with reporters from pbs stations in idaho, oklahoma and california comparing local housing and employment concerns. and on "patchwork nation," the economic view from detroit. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. jeff? >> brown: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm jeffrey brown. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see you on-line and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks, among others. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by th

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. >> reporter: but pat soler knowings all this is too late for five u.s. troops killed in afghanistan today and for their mothers. the blue stars in their windows turned gold today, something no mother wants. in rossmoore, rita williams, ktvu news. >>> at least 21 people were injured tonight, one critically when a united airlines jet headed toward california hit turbulent air. the bruces include bruises, whip lash, and strains. >>> police take on activists who took an abandoned building. >>> and we'll hear from customers who are suing to get back money they say they never should have paid. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us the way. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence >>> we're willing to take that property in order to provide it for those who will fix it up. >>> police removed five homeless activists today who took over a home in san francisco last night. the group called direct action . the activists claim there are two abandoned buildings per homel

be with scofield theyer in the '20s and from that we learned it belonged to picasso's tailor named soler in bars low that who was a good friend of his from 1899/1900 and it's known picasso would trade pictures and watercolors for a new suit of clothes and it makes perfect sense that he would make this dirty little pick tkhaur would be amusing to his tailor friend and give it to him. and the tailor sold in the 1912 to a bars low that dealer who sold it to a paris dealer. so it has to be right. there's still people, however, who say that it's not, it's a joke, he shows... picasso shows himself in the pose of goya's famous maja at the prado except as a woman performing a sexual act on him. >> rose: why do you think he denied it? >> some kind of discomfort i think or perhaps he even forgot. whatever, 60 years after the fact. and he could have confused his painting with another work that wasn't by him. >> rose: all right. the "the blind man's meal" 1903. >> there's the painting that at once is a reflection of his material circumstances, his own desperate poverty, the... his own fear of blindn