reina tharpe, usuaria servicio de remesas si, estaria comodo, porque la verdad es que yo vivo lejos dea venir desde alla hasta aca para ponerle a mi familia en el salvador. los creadores del sitio, el banco mundial, fomin, y el centro de estudios monetarios latinoamericanos dicen que lo importante es que consumidor sepa cuales son sus opciones. natasha bajuk, fomin, grupo bid y entender bien cuanto es lo que me esta costando enviarle dinero a mi madre, a traves de 1 compania o 1 banco o 1 union de credito versus otra. nosotros lo que queremos es que el consumidor pueda elegir, que esa seleccion se facilite. y piensan tambien que quizas habra mayor presion para bajar las tarifas. por ahora el sitio no incluye remesas a mexico y sudamerica. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. quizas se pueda ampliar este servicio para comparar precios de remesas aunque por ahora no hay planes concretos de hacer eso precisamente. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. hoy dos de febrero el presidente de venezuela, hugo chavez, cumple 13 aÑos en el poder... chÁvez busca ser reelegido el prÓx

we had people who were frightened, tharpe threatened, tharpe scared on the hiking trail. >> the tahoeeen california and nevada. the range is huge so hunters tend to stay out of the tahoe area. in nevada, though, most bears live in a small corner of the state, right near tahoe. even though the nevada hunt is tiny compared to california's, it hit a nerve. >> people in tahoe are very wildlife friendly. we live here because we want to live with the wildlife. >> so the nevada wildlife commission is considering a compromise. >> to maybe restrict the hunting in the tahoe basin to basically not have the hunting there. one proposal calls for no hunting inside the tahoe rim trail. that's a trail that roughly follows the crest of the mountains around the lake. a group called no bear hunt nevada welcomes any limits on the hunt but says it should be even fartherrer from the lake. >> i think this is crazy. they are proposing that the rim trail form the boundary. well, 3 million people visit the basin and hike on that rim trail. the hunters use the trail. the bears use the trail. it's a recipe for d

there were commercial on mitt tharpe tough also. >> it was about 6 to 1 favoring mitt. >> that's true. and there was more money and they were effective commercials. but the commercials were not nice. people talk about obama was such a nice guy. the worts of all-time, they say, were the commercials he did relative to hillary and also relative to -- >> bill clinton said they played the race card on me and he was talking about the obama campaign. and they planned it from the very beginning. >> i know bill clinton very well. he's a friend of mine, and i can tell you he was not a happy camper. and this is a man who is the least racist person that you will ever meet. and they played him and they played the race card, no question about it, and he was an angry man. >> one thing you can take out of this, i thought you were gracious to newt gingrich in this. how close did you come? i know you looked at him seriously, you saw what he was capable of in south carolina, was it at times did you find yourself maybe i'm leaning toward newt, i know him, i met with him, he had these great debate perform

tharp 1/3 >>pam: kron4 is counting down to the shutdown, this weekend's plant closure of the upper deck of the bay bridge. this is animation from caltrans showing the work that is suppose to take place. officials say the only way to make the change is to shut down the area to all vehicles. as terisa estacio reports, the planned closure could be in jeopardy if the weather does not cooperate. >>terisa: behind me are the lanes that caltrans needs to change. these dark clouds above, caltrans says the chance of rain next week and could their clan address. thus thought he explains that they needed dry conditions based on the type of work schedule for this shutdown. >> if we get a storm that will last the entire amount of days, we will probably push this off until next weekend. we have a painting work and striping work that has to be done. >> you cannot pay for a strike if it is arranged. >> that is correct. under rain conditions, painting is not something you can do under sustained rain. >>terisa: >> why did caltrans make the decision to paint and a cave? for sunday sate by doing so, it helps

i might also note the nominee john tharp is senator kirk's first federal judicial nominee. he and i work closely together to approve both of these nominees in a bipartisan basis and i hope that the next time we meet maybe as soon as next week we can send our colleague who is recovering the good news that not moving this bill more quickly. with his trademark humility senator specter did that and i'm happy to say that i got the message and conveyed it to senator leahy and now we are here. mr. chairman, the supreme court justices are appointed for a lifetime. they make decisions that change the lives of americans as much or more as anything we do in congress. yet the so-called public hearings of the supreme court are open only to 250 americans on a real time basis. just how important is it in a democracy to bring the proceedings of an important american institution like the supreme court into full view of

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. >> never really revealed the intensity of things tharpe being uncovered by this moment mow.hy didn't he report the story? i mean, any journalist ought to jump at that just as a news story regardless of your point of view. >> you would think. and in the course of our reporting we were told by media matters employees that ben smith at politico were oner their go-to reporters. someone they would leak things to, someone they felt was a useful pawn for them. we asked ben about this and in the course of that it turned out he obtained a copy of a 90 page memo about a year ago and never printed a vast majority of its contents. that's a betrayal of the core idea of journalism, which is find news that's newsworthy and bring it to your readers. for whatever reason he did not report that information. we think that's one of several examples of mainstream, so-called mainstream reporters doing the bidding of media matters. >> i want to be fair to all of our viewers to explain that what media matters reports is their business. that's fine. i mean, in a country where we value free speech, th

i also noted that the nom -- they nominate john tharp and he is the first nominee. he and i work together to approve both of these nominees. i hope that the next time we meet, maybe as soon as next week, we can send our collie, who is recovering the goodness that our nominees are moving forward. the legislation has -- is permitting the televising. thank you, senator grassley for co-sponsoring this measure. arlen specter made senate history sitting at the witness table. he admonished me for not moving this bill more quickly. [laughter] i am happy to say that i got the message and i have conveyed it to senator leahy. we are here. supreme court justices are appointed for life 10. they make the decisions that changed the lives of americans. the so-called public hearings of the supreme court are open only to 250 americans on a real-time basis. just how important is it in a democracy to bring the proceedings of an important american institution into full view of the american people? let me read this -- "people in an open society do not demand infallibility from their inst

. >> commemorative bricks tharpe supposed to last a lifetime at the golden gate bridge are suddenly ripped conversations ] come for a smoke? yeah. no. you telling me you quit? yeah, i'm on my way. i'm trying nicoderm cq. [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, celebrate a little win with nicoderm cq, the patch with smart control technology that gives you a burst of nicotine in the morning then continues working for up to 24 hours so you can go from one little win to another. until you reach your goal. nicoderm cq. quit one day at a time. >> 6:47 on a saturday morning. we are looking at a live picture of the tohl plaza at the 75-year-old golden gate bridge. looking darn good any day, and looking especially good today with the clear skies and the wind blowing everything out of the way. and changes on the way forecast-wise. nice day forsythe seeing if you are into that kind of thing. we will get back to lisa in a little bit. speaking of the golden gate bridge, it is about to turn 75 and the vees tore area is expanding. but that means tearing out some commemorative bricks and

tharp >>pam: at 6:00 p.m., more possible graveyards. special dogs have been brought in to help search for victims of the siegfried killers. crews are getting ready to lower a camera 50 ft. into a mass grave. tonight, a missing children's advocate describes what parents are possibly going to. >> i do not think our many things worse in life than that feeling. >>pam: to earthquakes and less than a day. will find out what experts are saying. >> i thought something ramp into the side of my house. >>pam: the president makes an unexpected stop while visiting sentences go. we will take you live to that surprise location. >> coming up i will tell you what streets to avoid for the president's fund-raiser at the masonic center. >>pam: tonight at 6:00 p.m. we are following the latest developments out of san joaquin county crews are continuing to search through the soil for victims of this be freed killers. the main gate at the first well at the farm in linden is now complete. that is well potential victims are buried. that digging is over, but the

. >> all these allegations tharpe in one of these newspapers are absolutely, completely false. gay because that's the truth. i am gay. >> have you, a republican, vowing to continue his run for fourth congressional seat but has stepped down as the campaign chairperson for presidential candidate mitt romney. >>> sometimes parents just do understand. and now more and more of them are banding together seeking to improve their kids' school by pushing for changes this local laws. our casey is looking into the story for us. casey. >> harris, think of the so-called parent unions as ptas of that been taken up a notch. they are mostly for moms and dads who want their own seat at the bargaining table and one of the most influential of these groups is right here in los angeles. it's known as parent revolution. two years ago it actually helped pass legislation here in california known as the parent trigger law. giving parents the authority to force change through petition. everything from firing teachers to turning public schools into charters. >> right now an education is with power. you h

we had people who were frightened, tharpe threatened, thar were scared on the hiking trail. >> the tahoe is between california and nevada. the range is huge so hunters tend to stay out of the tahoe area. the range is huge and hunters tend to stay out of the the navy tahoe area. in nevada, though, most bears live in a small corner of the state, right near tahoe. even though the nevada hunt is tiny compared to california's, it hit a nerve. >> people in tahoe are very wildlife friendly. we live here because we want to live with the wildlife. >> so the nevada wildlife commission is considering a compromise. >> to maybe restrict the hunting in the tahoe basin to basically not have the hunting there. one proposal calls for no hunting inside the tahoe rim trail. that's a trail that roughly follows the crest of the mountains around the lake. a group called no bear hunt nevada welcomes any limits on the hunt but says it should be even fartherrer from the lake. >> i think this is crazy. they are proposing that the rim trail form the boundary. well, 3 million people visit the basin and hike on that

. >> they were among the hundreds of groups tharpe part of the parade.san francisco, abc7 news. >> up next, mitt romney gains momentum, winning the maine caucuses. we will tell you what's next for the gop presidential candidates. and more fall-out in the phone and e-mail hacking investigation at britain's largest-selling tabloid. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. -dad, why e you getting that? -thatis there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help l

tharpe in difficulty and turn them around.t's bold to be a conservative governor in massachusetts, all right in i don't do easy things. >> that's probably the boldest thing you ever did. >> this is a critical time in america's history. and the reason i'm running is because i believe the experience i have had and the vision that i share with people who love the constitution is what america needs right now. and i'm going to get america on the right track because i believe this nation must remain the exceptional leader of the world and this president is taking us in a direction of weakness and decline. it's unacceptable. >> governor, great to see you. thanks for being with us. we really appreciate it. >> thanks, john. >> thank you for being with us. we will have the governor with us tomorrow night. we will talk foreign policy. and coming up our forum in las vegas prince the wynn resort and casino. coming up, newt gingrich and rick santorum. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male a

tharp when it does give way, we should have some pretty nice temperatures. >>erica: we do expect the fog to clear with the next hour or hour and a half. a high surf advisories in effect until 3:00 p.m.. we can have swells 13-15 ft.. in terms of the fog is breaking up for some of our areas. fairfield and vallejo, of reports of dense fog and to clear conditions. it looks like they have this fog is on highway 101 between petaluma and san rafael. we are still seeing light fog and the south bay as well. in terms of temperatures, it looks like for the most part we're warming into the 50s. 46 for those of you in santa rosa. as we headed the afternoon, widespread low 60s. it looks like santa rosa could make it up to 65 degrees. we will experience a warm up as we head into the next couple of days. as we isolate thursday, places like santa rosa and the morgan hill have the potential to reach 70 degrees. this is just a slice of the 7 day around the bay forecast. >>justine: here is what we are working on right now. new information on the body found on union pacific rail

. >> the captains wanted to exchange the tourists for some of that are tribe tharpe arrested. >> they were hoping by doing what they did they would accelerate it. >> she spoke to her captors about god and family while they fed them. >> we drove like two hours away where they pick us up. then they build a fire and then they brought some, you know, something to snack on. like bread and cheeses. >> after driving they've captors around for six hours and feeding them again, the men negotiated with egyptian police who agreed to release the tribes men. the women were released unharmed. >> they were very nice. i think it was -- i really believe it was god that talked to them, to their hearts. >> she said she's led kristen pilgrimage tours to egypt for here's. the industry lost more than $4 billion last year. she told authorities if they want to get tourists back, they have to provide security. >> oakland officials must be relieved this morning after an occupy oakland demonstration did not get out of hand. there's another protest planned for tomorrow. last night about 100 protestors chanting a

carnival will reimburse for losses and help replace documents tharpe taken.arlier, the state department issued a warning about travel to mexico because of the rising violence. >>> this morning, we're hearing a pilot's call for help as his plane made a rough landing in new jersey. >> yeah, the nose gear's not down, is it? >> that's affirmative. nose gear is not down. >> the united flight was coming in from atlanta when the landing gear malfunctioned. the pilot decided to make an emergency landing. the plane's nose skidded down the runway. 71 people were on board including a baby. once on the ground, passengers evacuated the plane by sliding down the emergency chutes. no one was hurt. the ntsb is collecting information from the jets's blacks book to try to determine what went wrong. >>> a news "news 4 your health" alert. sleeping pills can do more harm than good. we have more from the super screen on the eye-popping results. >> reporter: between 50 and 70 million americans suffer from insomnia. the sleep disorder comes with health risks like heart disease, stro

tharp >>darya: it is 9:52 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes. off scott want rough for a >>george: welcome back. we're continuing to track a hot spot, the ride on interstate 80. take a look at the bay bridge. we are still backed up on all of the approaches. the drive time has been nothing but a metering lights delay. still slow is the ride on interstate 80. the drive time is 19 minutes from hercules to berkeley. >>mark: a reminder, couple beaches getting underway. they really nice weather forecast for the weekend with no rain expected. everyone is excited to have tighter back along with all of the other golfers. >>darya: that is into this morning. i hope to see back year starting tomorrow at 4:00 a.m.. call

tharp will run overnight service. caltrans is expecting delays for other bridges. >>justine: new information on a breaking news story out of, police have found the body of a man at the corner of seventh and c streets. the man is in his early 20s. paramedics have examined the body to determine that the man was dead as soon as they arrived. no cause of death has been determined just yet. we are still learning more about the shots the people in the neighborhood heard were fired. they do believe at this point that it was gunfire. collies are now on the scene. so far we have not heard anything about suspect's or who the personnel vehicle jackie sissel is very close to the scene. we will get more information as soon as it comes in. >>darya: we have been falling the latest developments with whitney houston. the coroner did not say anything, they said they are not releasing any details because right now there are still investigating. the toxicology records could take six-eight weeks for us to the of the official cause of death. she was 40 years old and found dead in the ba

but because of that poll and a couple others tharpe not quite as wide a margin it suggested that romney came back and that's the case he will make. >> let me offer a different viewpoint. i see in the exit poll if you decide as a michiganer, before january that was for romney. then he had the huge lead and then you get the intervening event of the santorum victory, and then if you decided today, again, it went slightly more mitt romney. but in the last few days, a clear lead for rick santorum. if you decided this month of february, again, a substantial lead for rick santorum. >> but what matters here, as much as anything, given the delegate situation, there's likely to be a split. what matters here as much as anything, in my view; the story coming out of michigan. as byron suggested, a story coming out of michigan where mitt romney lost his native state would have been very problematic for the romney campaign. and the fact that he's able to potentially, if he wins, he would be able to say i fought off a challenge from rick santorum, i came back from this margin, that would have been a go