se llama "sr. papa." ah, ¿sí? sí.rpo? ¿no tiene espalda, ni pecho? no, pati. ¿y por qué se llama "el sr. papa"? porque su cabeza es una papa. ¿y no tiene pelo? no, pati. las papas no tienen pelo. ( charlan ) ihola, niños! ¿cómo estás, maricarmen! maricarmen: ihola! juanita: ihola, tíos! maricarmen: hola, mi papá. ihola, chicos! hola. ¿qué hay juan? iah! papá sigue igual. y el doctor aún tiene dudas. ¿y el especialista? vamos a llamar a guadalajara. parece que el doctor no puede viajar. en este preciso momento vemos a la nueva dotación de rescate equipándose para entrar en el túnel. estos voluntarios excavarán hasta alcanzar a las tres personas que aún están atrapadas. carlos: muy bien, ya es tarde. todos a la cama. vamos. niños: iay, no, no, no! ya es muy tarde, es muy tarde ya. antes que nos vayamos quiero hablar con carlos. ¿está acostando a los niños? sí. creo que sí. ¿ha regresado gloria? todavía no. mejor ya váyanse. se les va a hacer tarde para viajar. sí. buenas noches a todos. todos: buenas noches. hasta luego

the book one by bill gates sr the other one by chuck collins in bill gates sr forward he talks about his son he says you know if my son had had been in a developing country in south america or you know somewhere else in the world you know he may be just as smart as he was now but he wouldn't be the success that we know him as some of the microsoft founder you know the reality is that chios a huge debt of his wealth to the nation he was born in and the fact that we have an incredible public education system in this nation to the fact we have a transportation system to ship the microsoft products back and forth across the country you mention the copyright protection. and yes and even the internet i mean the internet was not a creation of the invisible hand despite the wishful thinking of some it was a clue. government government research funded research. internet possible is what created the internet and al gore actually did work on that one just like a set. back with more conversations with brian miller right after the break. sometimes you see a story. is if you understand it and then

the cal ripken sr. baseball foundation is starting on plans to turn it into you to develop a plan. >> we have been out here for a short time. we have already worked out that the cal ripken sr. foundation is committed to working with st. agnes hospital to build the best possible use development part utilizing this. to its maximum potential. >> it's been two years since the cardinal, as archbishop come close the complex along with a number of other cities' school buildings. >> the decision to close remains the most difficult and painful of my tenure as archbishop of baltimore. i hope and pray that today's announcement will help to sue the some of the wounds. >> a long time given the alumni says he supports coming up with a plan for the campus. >> we have all come away with a decision. being a good community member that agnes has been a, we have had a great relationship with them across the street for years. i think this is a rebirth of the area. >> they say it could be a to three years before breaking gro

but the letter from the john vanderlin sr. to jr. and that letter concluded by john vanderlin sr. saying famous little thought of money is all and everything. which is a pretty standard artist complaint. but what made me think of is there a transition in this period between fame being attached to creation to fame being attached to accumulation? because i feel now we're often famous for the stuff we have rather than the stuff we make. i wonder if you see that kind of transition in this period and if that's what artists like vanderlin are reacting to? >> yeah, that's really complicated question. what i guess i would gesture towards would be that the self-identity or self-identification of many of these artists -- i mean somebod considering himself an artisan and entrepreneur, what you might see is one person sees himself as an artisan and the reason i stick all these things together is i really want to break apart the categories of this one's in the art world and this one's in the artisanal or this one is mechanical and this one is not. which is later in the mid-19th century romanti

el sr. santorum esta usando temas mas sociales.entas lo que va a resultar este martes. y algun ya cuestionan la idea de haber alargado las primarias. republicanos este ano. es 1 nera por lo menos de estar enfocando al pueblo en los candidatos republicanos y van a subir su aceptacion. este ano desafortunadamente eso no ha sido el resultado. porque las peleas han sido muy personales." aqui virginia es 1 de los llamados estados crucales para la eleccion en noviembre. sin embargo, en esta primaria republicana de este ma, ni aparecantorum ni newt gingrich indare utile para la financiaci de la educacion de sus hijos.. . temperaturas que se incrementan paulatinamente a medida que avanza la semana... enterese cuando tendremos mejoras en el tiempo, despues de la pausa comel... estance de tno 24 c semanavisitaen nuea pagiww.noasdc.m o bajo noticc. twitt pagar un mas si va de compras al supermercado en el condado de prince george... maria rosa lucchini nos dice sobre una propuesta para cobrar centavos adicionales por utilizar bolsas de plasti

he's projected to win in all three states he was expected to win: virginia, sr *t sr +et, and here in massachusetts. now we'll see in the other states whether or not he exceeds those expectations. >> pelley: jan, thank you very much. it's been a month since santorum won a primary or caucus. he has leads in tennessee and oklahoma tonight but a win against romney in ohio would be a big boost for that campaign. dean reynolds is at santorum's headquarters? steubenville. dean? >> reporter: scott, santorum's aides were out here early tonight dismissing any suggestion that a loss here in ohio would somehow mark the beginning of the end of this campaign. but it's never a sign of confidence... >> couric: dean, we have breaking news, sorry to interrupt you, dean, but cbs news is now projecting that rick santorum is the winner in tennessee. this would be santorum's first win of super tuesday. rick santorum the winner in tennessee. now, let's go back to dean reynolds, i'm sorry about the interruption, dean, but we had to break in for news and tell us what's happening there now. >> reporter: well,

. >> john huntsman sr., not a household name, but the company he started will have sales of about $12xplains why he's donated millions of dollars to cancer research. >> my name is mr. huntsman. >> reporter: this is john huntsman sr., father of former republican presidential candidate john huntsman jr. while the elder huntsman may not be quite as familiar as his son, the billionaire businessman philanthropist and multiple cancer survivor has made his mark. huntsman said his upbringing was tough. but 42 years ago, he started a small plastics company in southern california. >> in 1973, we doped the big mac hamburger container. >> since then it's grown into one of the largest petro chemical and plastics companies in the world. he's developed an addiction to giving. >> i'm pleased to say right from the beginning we started giving money away to charity, over 40 years ago. even when i had to borrow money from the bank. >> i just wanted to have the best in the world. and i believe that's where we are today. >> that's. >> because cancer has hit his family hard. his mother who taught him about

the cal ripken sr. baseball foundation is already working on plans to turn the baseball diamond into a youth development park, which good news for this former cardinal gibbons baseball player. >> i was happy to hear this. i love that field. >> we tried to reach out to st. agnes hospital to get their comments on purchasing the high school but they did not return our call in time of this newscast. however, recently a spokesman from st. agnes told 11 news they had no plans to buy the property back when the school closed at that time and that a lot changed with the economy since then. reporting in the studio, 11 news. >> reaction is coming in as john leopold's indictment of facing charges of misconduct. according to the indictment, he used officers as political campaign workers and on other occasions officers were instructed to drive leopold to sexual encounters in parking lots. county councilman jamie ben yoi said he was surprised when he heard the news and is disappointed in the entire police department.

and if you go back to bush sr.'s race against clinton, actually the economy was getting better, but the perception was that bush hadn't done enough and was out of touch. and so i liked all of these numbers and you got to watch them, but how does the average voter feel when you look at all of the polls and it shows people are concerned about the economy. that means, translate, they're concerned about how obama is trying to manage or fix or stabilize the economy. >> you he hasn't answered that question yet. >> republicans gas prices work they're a larger constellation of grievances against obama. green jobs are a dead end. they put a lot of taxpayer money. that's a waste. he didn't do the keystone excel pipeline, he doesn't want to make american jobs. against him for the environment over jobs and energy production. if they can construct it in a larger narrative against obama, i'm not saying they will, but they're certainly looking at gas prices as a look into that and the president is being preenter tiff as saying no

we have not worked out all the details, but i can tell you the cal ripken sr. foundation is committed to working with st. agnes hospital to build the best youth development part utilizing this. to its maximum potential. >> given the alumni say they are pleased that part of the campus will be preserved. >> i played baseball there four years. to play on baby ruth's field is amazing. it's a great opportunity for youngsters to come here and play ball. >> cardinal over ireland who made the decision to close gibbons said the school's legacy will not be forgotten -- cardinal o'brien said the legacy will not be forgotten. >> it was and is still loved because of a what it meant to the young man who attended gibbons. >> it can take two years for the first phase of the project. >> no one is saying how much money changed hands during the deal. >> live in the newsroom, tim tooten, wbal light and tv 11 news. >> there's still much more ahead. >> at the super stretch before super tuesday. i'm nikole killion with more on the final weekend of campaigning. find out how they are s

louisiana it looked like the srs and stripes were he to stay.l war, louisiana withdrew from the union. it decred itse a republic -- with its own flag, of course, but two mont later, it joid e confederacy. louisianans would live under two different confederate ags before t war ended. nay in 1912, louisiana adopted the flag we see today. >> theouisiana flag, i love, becausit's a story of what the settlersaw, according to louisiana legend, and ifood was scarce, what te mother pelicans would do was peck at their breas until they bl, and they wld feed that to their young. so, on the state flag, you see a moer feedi three baby brown pelicans. >> eventually, louisna adopted the brown pecan as its official sta bird. an official state doughnut has lled aeignet. it's fried dgh with powdered sugar on top. fortunately, t official state drink is milk. withlag facts, i'm kristen. >>dopting a dog pretty easy. always on the okoufor good ners. but as hnah reports, there's a lot moo becoming a friend to man's best friend. >> so, youant to apt a dog, but u don't e

the cal ripken sr. foundation is committed to working with the hospital to build the best possible parks, utilizing this area to its maximum potential. >> it has been almost two years since the cardinal and archbishop closed a complex, along with another building. >> the decision to close it remains the most difficult and painful love my tenure as archbishop. i hope and pray that today's announcement will help to close some of those wounds. >> a note -- an alumnus agrees with a plan. >> always been a good community member, we are neighbors across the street. we have had a great working relationship. i think it is a win-win. >> it could be up to three years before ground is broken. >> a pit bull mixed found with a severed leg in baltimore is going to get a second chance at life. the badly injured stock was arrested last february and taken to the animal rescue. doctors gave him a prosthetic leg, made possible by a fund that helps injured animals. staff says the dog has come a long way. >> she was 38 pound

a 16-year-old girl says she was walking home from woodson sr. high when a man grabbed her and assaulted her. that's just three miles away from where a 24-year-old woman was grabbed in the 9700 block of commonwealth boulevard last wednesday. >> a half dozen schoolteachers are suing their principal and the school board tonight alleging bullying, gross negligence, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. >> i'm bruce leshan in rockville. usually it is kids accusing other kids of bullying them, but in this case, it is six teachers at kemp mill elementary who are accusing their principal of bullying them. they say the school board has ignored their complaints so they have filed suit here at circuit court. the lawsuit alleges male teachers doll, honey, sweety, and babe. that he touched, slapped, pinched, at least one of those teachers in a sexually suggestive way. >> i got to the point where i cried all the way to work in my car and i cried all the way home. >> there have been at least two investigations of this principal and a school spokesm

>> this is the 70th birthday surprise party for rich sr.o make his birthday party a lot more exciting they got him a little gorilla gram. ♪ >> the gorilla is getting up behind him. >> frisky gorilla. >> that's for sure. >> that is surprise number two in this party. rich is the father of a lieutenant in the u.s. air force and his son, of course, it's a big birthday, 70 years old, sends him a video birthday message. >> oh, god. >> when he sees they're playing a video with his son he starts crying. his son says, you're really an amazing father and i'm happy to have you as my dad. everybody clasp. yeah, message from your son. and finally it's time to say good-bye to the gorilla. >> bye, monkey! >> get that thing out of the party. >> except, inside the gorilla suit -- >> oh! >> it's the son. >> awesome. >> it's his son. >> that explains the gorilla. >> the whole time it was his son. >> that's a great plan. great birthday present. >> i love these surprises. they never get old. >>> this guy created a gadget to have the shower hot and steamy by the

the women are all married to nephews of samuel mullet sr.e is the ring leader of five religiously motivated assaults. at the point a total of 16 people, including mullet, face charges including lying to federal agents, disposing of shears and a bag of hair. federal prosecutors picked him to be an expert in this case. i appreciate you taking the time to be with us. it's a very hard case for people to understand that aren't in the amish community. can you just explain why -- how significant the beard is in that community. >> well, the beard is very important because it's a symbol -- a public symbol of amish identity. all amish men wear beard. it's also an important symbol of religious identity. they cite numerous bible verses as their reason for wearing the beard. and for the elders, the leaders, to have a full-length beard is a symbol of their wisdom and stature and a symbol of their authority. >> so now we're finding amish women and their husbands, all nephews of this man, cutting other amish men's beards. i mean it's truly bizarre. it sound

that's the word from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke sr who tells diane sawyer things are better now, but, still, it's a little too early to declare the economic recovery complete. >> i would say that we, you know, it's far too early to declare victory. >> you don't want to use the word "strong"? >> not yet. >> you once used the phrase "green shoots." are they now what, stalk? are they viable trees? >> i think they're still green shoots. >> and bernanke's reservations about the jobless market sent overseas markets lower. tokyo's nikkei falling 73 points. hong kong's hang seng losing 230. in london, the ftse opening lower. on wall street, the dow dropping 44 points yesterday. the nasdaq index slipped, too. >>> harry potter may work magic on the eve. but the boy wizard books are now available on the edition. can be read on amazon kindle and the barnes and noble, anywhere you want. analysts that may revolutionize the e-book industry forever. >>> and these days it's getting more expensive to be funny. according to the annual cost of laughing index, the cost of rubber chickens -- i lo

president bush sr. is the ultimate in the establishment. everybody is saying it's over, guys. it is getting surreal. santorum had a rally at the jelly belly candy company. i think he is looking for a golden ticket like "charlie and the chocolate factory," except it doesn't exist and he is not going to get one. >> i have never been to the jelly belly place -- >> nor have i. >> i would like to go there. romney is going to pick up the endorsement of paul ryan, another establishment figure. this is the inevitable thing that is happening now. >> i am glad you mentioned paul ryan, because the ryan budget passed the house this week -- >> and romney embrace that. >> it is not going to make it in the senate, is it? >> it does not have a prayer in the senate. the senate passed a mask transportation bill by 70-plus votes, or more than that, and it the house?ast that really is a bipartisan bill, and it cannot get past the house? >> on the ryan bill, do we get into another brawl on deficit reduction? >> absolutely. this budget demands and requires that committees, with -- six separate hous

sr, tankers. things that are typically on which they rely on us. and they have an initiative. nato smart defense. and we're trying to articulate what that means so it produces the outcome you just described? >> thank you. i yield back. >> i may i briefly say a word? it didn't work before because we never got the appropriation. if you're going to push it. >> point taken. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary panetta, thank you for your service. and thank you also general dempsey. i'm a bit embarrassed. you know, all the way from the academy to the head of the seventh army to here. knowing your record very specifically as to why are you recommending that we cut the missile defense funding for israel from 120 million to $106 million? that message -- only a small part of the budget, isn't it? when we end the day of pandering, mr. general on our side of the table here, and then we'll really get some action in the middle east. israel is one of our strongest allies. we doubled the money, as you pointed out. so it's really beyond that. it wastes our time as to who is more concerned ab

. >>> desde temprano el aeropuerto estuvo en preparación para la visita papal, queunivispresen sr encuentroene que gestar la construcción para un mundo mucho mejor. >>> el presidente de méxico felipe calderón será el encargado en darle la bienvenida al papa benedicto xvi, en la visita que muchos ven es el cumplimiento de la promesa que el papa juan pablo ii hizo cuando partió. >>> hay una narcotregua para evitar que haya violencia, yo no he escuchado ni descabezados, ni atentados ni nada. >>> la gente no quiere decir na perdón, nada, fuera de cámara hablamos de personas que estaban encargados de la seguridad, decían que los narcotraficantes no harían nada contra el papa, veamos, solamente, es una visita muy emotiva, los mexicanos quieren oír al papa hablar de la violencia, hacer un llamado para que se detenga la violencia, que hasta cierto punto, es lo que ha cautivado desde hace años las noticias de méxico,not.erision que por unos días se pueda univn no>>>ivisioamosesenta:benedictoa se desplega, primero recibe visitantes dentro del avión, y después el papa benedicto xvi bajará con el nunci

occupation on an island in the same island group, but this one, i guess, was made famous by george bush sr. he was ditched out of the water -- pulled out by a rescue helicopter, no, not a helicopter. didn't have them those days, a rescue both. and he became -- the president was. and after i got back in the division i said i went on occupation and after that i went back to the states and i spent the rest of my enlistment in the brooklyn navy yard which was pretty close to home, and it was very nice. so i have not much more to say. except that people that we lost, marines that we lost on iwo was 6,491 dead and over 17,000 wounded. of course, for the marine corps, it was a balance of the airmen that we saved by landing their 29s on the airstrip at iwo. it was like a 16 or 18-hour round trip from where they took off in saipan to japan and back. so a lot of them had malfunctions or problems or other things or severely wounded men and they'd land on iwo and take care, get fixed up and proceed back home. so at the time that this was happening, i said, well, they're saving all these guys, we're ki

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. >>> and a pretrial hearing for hate crimes in the case against amish leaders sam mullice, sr in ohio. he and other family members are accused of cutting the hair and beards of the amish who refuse to support molocs. >>> steny hoyer of maryland will join civil rights leaders on a pilgrimage. next week marks the 47th week of bloody sunday in alabama when police attacked hundreds of demonstrators. >>> new court documents are shedding more light on the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. and abc 2 news' linda stow is standing by with the developments in this ongoing investigation. linda. reporter: the new details are according to a document filed by the attorney general's office on thursday. prosecutors say one of the alleged victims were abused was abused in florida and texas and another boy while at his own school. two of the alleged victims remain unidentified. sandusky has been on house arrest awaiting his trial in may. he's charged with 52 criminal counts stemming from allegations he abused boys in his home, in state college hotels, at penn state athletic facilities and inside a car. jur

. >> pete sr? >> i agree with that, the crucial elements of the dodd-frank bill could have eased it in some part, but you may be looking at a higher cost of capital, which would not have been desireable. >> aagree. dodd-frank would have not stopped it. >> so, we have not even won the last war. ? >> no dodd-frank happened after we lost the last war. >> the perspective is, basl three is saying that banks should carry adequate capital to say that if something goes wrong, you remain solvent and you need to make sure that when a shock hits it's not too big. we going on with dodd frank the basl 3 accord is a formal useful device for ensuring written reduced risk. >> fair enough. now, everybody knows that what happened between t.a.r.p. 1 and t.a.r.p. 2 and eventually it was passed. thankfully. and the system was saved. and banks are now back to where they were before the crisis. recovery is durable. during the housing market is absolutely critical and the health of the housing market, to the degree to whi

leader samuel mullet, sr, his sons and other men have been charged. they are accused of restraining amish men and cutting off their beards, injuring those who tried to stop it. once married, amish men typically do not trim their beards. >>> pennsylvania prosecutors are now filing charges against 14 people in what they're describing as a drug distribution new york. they say that ringleader was damian floyd. floyd and the other suspects are charged with buying cocaine in baltimore city and then reselling it in the allatoona, pennsylvania area. that's about five pounds during the course of a week mostly on a corner bar or a grill. police say the operation dealt about $2 million worth of the coke. it's expected to be one of the largest drug busts in the allatoona regions. >>> the man dubbed as the east coast rapist faced three women targeted for the alleged acts. detectives say that aaron thomas is responsible for those rapes and other acts on 17 women all the way from virginia to connecticut over the span of a decade. a hearing -- there was a depend 10cy

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hook sr. and its first meetings were in his home located at 14th and 8th street northwest. do you know where that is? where are we now? we're at 16th and 8th street. go down two blocks and you'll know where it was. all these institutions were critical, i think, to the vitality of the african-american community and they provided both religious guidance for the congregants who went there and community service for residents. these churches fulfilled a lot of roles within the community. they're also the locations for schools for black children because many of the schools in washington, d.c., were closed to them. together, what they represent -- these businesses, these institutions, these schools -- are an intricate infrastructure that's beginning to come together, knitting together the free and enslaved community in washington, d.c. what they're trying to do is provide support for themselves and a way of navigating the challenges of life that the city had offered to those who settled here on the eve of the civil war. just as importantly, though, these structures and community n

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edelman's man or santorum is foster friezes guy or romney is paul sr and john paulson's man because the corporate media are the ones who end up with all that super pac money via t.v. radio print or even internet advertising it all goes to the media and we're talking big bucks here this election cycle could well see over two billion dollars spent almost all of it to the media which seems so reluctant to report on or about super pac money heading their way as americans concerned about the integrity of our electoral process we all need to be paying close attention to what's going on in massachusetts and we need to be talking about the media's refusal to cover the real story because the unelected because a five i don't like you right wingers on the supreme court our nation is now in uncharted waters for a democracy if your eyes and ears open and call these big spenders out when you learn about them. that's it for the big picture tonight it's always remember that my radio show is now on a live three to six pm eastern on free speech t.v. and radio stations across the nation and around the wor

have to go to break quickly but we will come back in just a moment and have more with benjamin barber sr and. and still ahead we're going to talk about banks because no no banks were created in two thousand and eleven so was that because there is not a desire or a need for new banks or is that because there is a monopoly by the too big to fail well debated the first carrier closing market numbers. it really has put a picture of me when i was like nine years old on the show look through. my confession i am a total get of friends that i love crime and hip hop is a pretty. but it was kind of it but yesterday. i'm very proud of the role the belgian she has played. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. easy to understand it and then you glimpse something else and she hears you some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't i'm trying hard luck is a big issue. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions. made who can you trust no one who is you know view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capita

he reminds me of george bush sr. in that way. just no good at it.hrough it, and then they look phoney. but i do got to come back to this china thing. as you pointed out you connect the dots, that's where foreign policy and economy connects. the president realize it and tried to get on the defense a little bit talking about intellectual property rights but that's not what the average worker is worrying about hollywood copyrights. >> it will be a fascinateing merge of the foreign policy debate and economic debate as this moves forward. we'll see if mitt romney can get across the finish line and begin to look like a nominee. craig crawford and author of "the politics of life," thank you for joining me. >> you bet. >> you thought the paul ryan was the top story not quite. the scott walker recall efforts coming up next. governor is ... >> with our continuing in-depth coverage of the g.o.p. coverage in wisconsin. you would think it's the biggest political story going on in the badger state put but it's just the side show to the real political circus. the

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