grabación, cuelgue y vuelta a >>> la comunidad inmigrantes se dia rodas" titoria legal cuando el tribunall de sufrían se negó a levantar una cláusula sobre la ley de arizona sb1070. por un decisión es un duro revés para la gobernadora de embarga que había pedido que se levantara una suspención un día antes que la ley entrara en vigor. >>> muchos latinos creen que esta batalla apenas comienza. >>> la ley de de arizona sb1070, permite que la policía revise el estatus de migración de las personas y la ley estatal asista a las autoridades sin embargo, un día antes que entrara un vigencia el juez federal de phoenix la suspendió porque viola la constitución. >>> semanas después la gobernadora de arizona, pidió a un tribunal que se levantara la suspensión. >>> pero hoy me granegaron la expedición de ella. >>> yo que soy ciudadano a veces quisiera ayudar aciertas personas para seguir apoyando. >>> líderes comunidtarios dijern que la decisión del tribunal es resultado de los que se opusieron a la ley. >>> haciendo presión podemos evitar que entre en vigencia este tipo de leyes porque logramos erra

eventually, i was assigned as the south asia bureau chief for the chicago tribune. it was an assignment i took with excitement, and i figured i would stay there two years, three years at most. but i fell in love with these places, and i grew to care about everybody i worked with from the translator who, basically, guided me through everything in afghanistan so my driver in pakistan who would follow me around and pick up my passports when, you know, i had several of them, when they fell out of my bag. and he would just, you know, he's always like, you're leaving money in the car, you're going to be taken advantage of. but he always had my back. as the years went by i became more and more dispitted with the direction that -- disspiritted that i saw these countries taking, with the lack of attention in what was happening. and i really felt almost heart broken. and at the same time where it seemed like there was finally renewed attention on the region when president obama in his run for office, basically, said that, you know, afghanistan and pakistan is where it's at, n

eventually i was assigned to the south asia bureau chief for the "chicago tribune." it was an assignment i took with excitement and i figured i would stay there for maybe two years, three years at most. but i fell in love with these places, and i just grew to really care about everybody i worked with from farouk, thank you to in the book to as a translator, who basically he guided me through everything in afghanistan, to some odd, my driver in pakistan, he would follow me around and pick up my passport, when it fell out of my bag. and he which is, he was always like you're leaving money in the car, you going to be taken advantage of. but simad always had my back. as the years went by i really became more and more disputed with what i saw happening in pakistan and afghanistan with the direction isolate these countries taking with the lack of attention to what was happening. and i felt, almost heartbroken. and at the same time what seemed like it was finally renewed attention on the region, when president obama and his run for office basically said that afghanistan and

face the obama administration has done to now have the cliche to have a case tried in a military tribunal as opposed to a civilian court as they originally said well certainly this is a major issue and major decision that we have seen come out of washington and i have to say even sure really didn't pick his words here he believes that the only sole major reason that the military tribunals are going to be hearing the case some case is because they don't want the public to find out a lot of the evidence surrounding this whole issue take a listen to what he told me. they will be tried by a military tribunal well i believe that's being done so that we the american people can hear any of the evidence why should we be able to hear the evidence this was a murder that took place in new york city they're going to try these people and with the military not military there's different rules of the military tribunals it's not open to the public it's closed door and our constitution and bill of rights. that you are entitled to a fair trial well how come with the vulcan the constitution bill of rights i

of really didn't pick his words here he believes that the only so major reason that the military tribunals are going to be hearing the k.-s. them case is because they don't want the public to find out a lot of the evidence surrounding this whole issue take a listen to what he told me he would be tried by a military tribunal well i believe that's being done so that we the american people can be able to give you evidence why should we be able to hear the evidence. for took place in new york city they're going to try these people under the bill and they're not military there's different rules in the military tribunals it's not open to the public it's closed door and our constitution and bill of rights which. titled. to a fair trial well how come of it how come the constitution bill of rights is not applying to the gentleman. you know who were insisting that the mean message of our interview with jesse that he gave us some really of this new book out is he claims that there is as many as sixty million documents currently being covered up in the united states now that is certainly no you know l

distrito de san francisco esta impulsando las cortes comunitarias--- se trata de un nuevo modelo de tribunaldonde se resolverian casos criminales no graves. el objetivo es agilizar la imparticion de justicia. ----beatriz ferrari nos informa... el fiscal george gascon se reunio con autoridades locales y miembros de la comunidad para explicar no solo como funcionaran las nuevas cortes, sino tambien como puede ayudar el publico con su trabajo voluntario segun explicaron, un fiscal evaluara los casos de delitos menores y determinara si van a una corte tradicional o a una corte comunitaria. estas ultimas empezaran a funcionar primero en los distritos de la mision y bayview, para despues extenderlas al resto de la ciudad... --el juicio contra "barry bonds" llego a su fin.--el ex-pelotero fue hallado culpable de obstruccÓn de la justicia aunque el jurado no se pudo poner de acuerdo sobre tres cargos de perjurio y la jueza "susan illston" declaro nulo el juicio en torno a esas acusaciones.--el ex-astro de los gigantes se metio en este lio legal por mentirle a un jurado en el 2003 cuando aseguro que

---el tribunal de apelaciones del distrito de columbia rechazo la demanda legal entablada por la camararcio de estados unidos y la "asociacion nacional de vendedores de autos", las cuales argumentaron que california no deberia gozar de ningun privilegio especial, por encima de las regulaciones federales, por el simple hecho de que el estado ha adoptado programas y leyes para cuidar la calidad del aire. --ante casi 2 mil invitados, el principe guillermo de inglaterra y "catherine middleton" se dieron el Í en la historica abadia de "westminster". --los ahora "duques de cambridge" estuvieron acompaÑados por mas de un millon de personas en su ruta de la iglesia al castillo de buckimngham donde, poco despÉs se dieron, no uno sino dos besos ante el beneplacito de unos 2 mil millones de televidentes que siguieron el enlace en todo el mundo.--esta noche, la pareja acudio a una cena con 300 invitados, un tanto mas casual, ofrecida por el principe carlos.--ellos pernocatan en el palacio de buckingham, tras lo cual saldran hacia su luna de miel... cuyo destino fue celosamente guardado en secreto.

the chicago tribune says one was in a police informed the other was naked. >> these to be a policeman at one time before your pardon on the interim superintendent. inappropriate. he cannot justify it. >> the chief of detectives as processing of evidence at this time we're told the tribune reports that a cell phone as well parts of police uniforms were recovered from the woman's apartment among other things. the men had been stripped of their police power in have been assigned to desk duty at this time no charges have been filed. >> armed with a sketch police are now asking for your help to catch the man who which pushed the woman to death on all platforms their way. here is the suspect. police say he still cellphone and pushed 60 year-old saudi king while making his way out of the elbe area. she later died. police are hoping someone recognizes the suspect. >> there's the picture the description all little more vague. the man described as an african-american between 17 and 25 years old. setback was last seen wearing blue jeans blackcap black jacket with vertical writing or graphics dow

. >>> para nuestra comunidad que depende mucho de los que hemos con tribunal ido * esto nos mata. >>>os privado. >>> los cambios no afectarían a ninguna personas mayor en estados unidos, porque nunca personas mayor de 55 años será afectada por ninguno de estos cambios. >>> la asociación americana de personas retirada esta preocupada porque estos cambios podrían, subir los coquetos para personas mayores. >>> cuando hablamos de las personas mayores y miramos que medicare, tradicional será reemplazado, con programas privados las personas mayores son los que más defienden de los programas de seguro social ellos son los que van a estar más impactados en términos de costo. >>> el presupuesto ahora pasa el senado, donde es más difícil que la mayoría demócrata lo apruebe familias han crisis hipotecariacambios al un icare mientras él sea presidente. ucho a los s de familias han perdido su vivienda a causa de los ba e manera ilegobierno presentó otro plan de ayuda para quienes fueron víctima de los banco y embargaron su casa de forma ilegal. >>> los últimos 4 años desde que empezó la crisis hub

and the fact that this woman ran a boarding house was tried and put to death in a military tribunal, should have been a civil trial, is the second. the trial itself and the matter of justice and law and constitution, that's the second frame inside the bigger one. >> every witness i wish to call has either been turned into jail or the threat of it. there's no limit to how far the prosecution is willing to go. >> the film premiere this week as debate rages over the decision to try september 11th conspirators in military tribunals instead of civil courts. >> i'm a little wary about talking about the parallels because it could look like they were invented by me but they're a matter of historical record. but the parallels, which have been capped this week by eric holder, you can tell he wasn't happy about the decision to move it to the military tribunal which should be in a lot of people's opinion a civilian trial. >> members have intervened and opposed the restriction bringing any guantanamo detainees to trial in the united states. >> the constitution is always kind of at stake. and mess

he had been hoping to walk free, but the tribunal found him guilty andnd sentenced him to 24 years in prison. >> the chamber considered the gravity of the offenses. particularly the large number of crimes in a wide geographical area. the vulnerability of the victims, and the abuse of your position of authority. the chamber it took that into consideration related to practices in the former yugoslavia. >> the second croatian general was sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment both generals were found guilty of directing a military campaign in august 1995 to drive residents from the region of croatia, which at the time wasajority served. over 300 civilians were killed and more than nine -- and more than 90,000 forcibly removed from the area. in the capital, thousands watched the court decision live. his supporters expressed shock and anger over the verdict. >> i am very sorry, i wish she was set free. >> he defended his country. those who did wrong have not been punished. where is the justice? >> the case could have consequences for croatia's effortto join the eu. the tribunal's decision is

berlusconi's defense argue that the case should be heard by a thing called the tribunal of ministers rather than milan. they say milan does not have jurisdiction. if the constitution court did rule that way, if it went to the tribunal of ministers, it first has to go through parliament. and parliament almost certainly would not to have it go. in other words, it's a long way of saying it. buit would mean that mr. berlconi would not go to trial at all. the trial would be stopped. >> but in any case so far dozens of witnesses are being called to testify including famous actors like george clooney. it seems that this is turning into a giant media circus. do you think, then, there's a risk that the trial will collapse because of this? >> no, it won't collapse because of that. it will collapse because of the issues i just mentioned. áúe questionable, the witnesses under the prosecution and defense have called between them 210 witnesses. we'll enup wh maybe 100 witnesses and they could include some famous people like actor george clooney, footballer renaldo. neither of them i think will be

and what i've read about military tribunals and they are not an automatic kind of thing. they are a different form of a legal system, but something that this country can implement and not be ashamed of. >> the trial will be held at guantanamo bay. attorney general eric holder says the government cannot delay bringing the five men to justice any longer. >>> the city of pleasnaton is preparing to honor a hometown hero. the remains of army specialist james -- will return to pleasnaton tomorrow morning. flags in the city will be flown at half staff for three days. linska was killed last tuesday when his unit came under attack. the 23-year-old was serving as a medic. >>> a confessed killer recounts a high profile killing on the streets of oakland. the motive behind the third fatal shot fired at journalist chauncey bailey. >>> southwest plays catchup after hundreds of flight cancellations. why passengers tonight are on edge even though things are getting better. >>> also only on 2, a $40,000 spending spree at union square's stores. the only problem here, the money wasn't theirs

nearly two years after rubi had disappeared, sergio went on trial here at the state tribunal in jaurez. the evidence that emerged in the trial seemed overwhelming. not only had sergio confessed, he had shown police the spot where they found rubi's remains. then as the trial drew to a close, there was this surprise. >> i know, marisela, it's a great damage that no one can really repair. like i said before, i know you don't forgive me, but i ask for forgiveness, marisela. >> when we heard this, we thought that he was going to be, you know -- >> reporter: found guilty. >> correct. >> reporter: in mexico, there are no jury trials. three judges handed down the verdict. and what those judges did horrified rubi's family. >> translator: the tribunal unanimously absolves sergio barraza montenegro. >> reporter: they acquitted sergio. for marisela it was too much to bear. >> no! no! no! >> i never felt so much frustration in my life. i never saw my mom like that before. >> reporter: but marisela would put her grief to use and launched a public campaign to bring sergio to justice. even if it was t

so they fashion themselves as tribune of the dispossessed. meanwhile, they have literally bottomless budgets to draw on from iran, they have an incredible growing arsenal of rockets and weaponry at their disposal, and increasingly, they've decided that they are willing to play a direct role in controlling politics rather than the dominant, but behind the scene role that they had preferred historically. so in 2006, hezbollah was on its heals, somewhat being called into question by people in lebanon that thought why should the party be able to drag us into war whenever it wants. hezbollah starts the war, at the end of the war, half of lebanon is leveled, hezbollah is being criticized, has been criticized at that point by opponents inside lebanon, outside lebanon, all over the world. within two short years, hezbollah has bounced back to be the dominant player in lebanese politics. some thought they would be finished by the 2006 war and at times it was unclear how it would turn out. in the book i've written, i chart how they have pulled off the e

that's why the - they've come up with is actually israel killed and then they said this tribunal with made up evidence to make it look like we did it and it is a crazy story. it works with his the's followers and they believe it, and her lover, if it comes to the crisis point which it might, the only way out is a war with israel because once the war with israel no one can kasai says will. once bombs are falling on the route and the villages of lebanon, nobody, no matter how much they despise hezbollah or the war is going to say a single thing critical of it and that's their sort of get out of jail free card to sacrifice their country to save their face. i mean, in their view they are restoring the fight in their country, and the thing is that isn't just their view it is about half of the lebanese people, and that's why it keeps working. they are not wasting the this idea -- the are not a small minority foisting this idea on the majority of. deer sorted internally force representing about half of lebanon that that voice of the other half that or destroying our country for your project.

trata de un nuevo modelo de tribunal donde se resolverian casos criminales no graves. el objetivo es agilizar la imparticion de justicia. ----beatriz ferrari nos informa... el fiscal george gascon se reunio con autoridades locales y miembros de la comunidad para explicar no solo como funcionaran las nuevas cortes, sino tambien como puede ayudar el publico con su trabajo voluntario voluntario segun explicaron, >> en el centro latino de san francisco una nueva inciativa con la intención de reducir la criminalización señalaron. >> las personas que califican en este proceso en vez de ir a la corte regular ty correr el riesgo de que sean ecarcelados, no son sensiorativas. >> ridne ayuda a quienes tengan problemas como falta de empleo. >> es para darle una oportunidad a los primeros crímenes o faltas y no saturar las cortes, pienso que es una segunda oportunidad para aquellos muchachos que están desorientados por el momento. >> afecta a toda la gente que llevaron, que robaron, que pelearon, que estaba bebiendo demasiado, todos nosotros nos espantamos. >> lanzaton n un llamad

for you and a war crimes tribunal is set to deliver its verdict following a three year criminal trial of three generals during the war in the former yugoslavia the early knowing that fieldwork in charge of raids on serbian villages that saw tens of thousands we had hundreds lay protests have been staged throughout their homeland where the generals are considered national heroes the tribunal in the hague is often accused of being biased as a majority of cases years are against serbs. russia's supreme court has accepted an appeal by the defense of the jailed and could be hotter koskie that it was wrong to extend his arrest term in august last year however today's decision would have made no difference to the plight of her coffee who would still have been in jail serving his first term after being convicted of mass fraud and tax evasion in december two thousand and ten he along with his business partner levitt if we're also convinced convinced. were also convinced of money laundering and embezzlement and this me and convicted rather this means they'll remain behind bars until two thousan

arbitration tribunals of throw out b.p.'s proposed sixteen billion dollars share swap deal with russian state owned rosneft it claims the deal breaches a shareholder agreement with b.p. which says ten k.v. could be its primary vehicle for all exploration in russia and ukraine last month they are succeeded in getting this stock on the arbitration for good all to rule against the exploration deal with what's there. if you prime minister it is certain one of the principal architects of that b.p. deal could soon be forced out of his position as chairman of the rosner board and started me permitted it signed a new order prohibiting ministers and other senior officials from being on the board of major state owned corporations in total seventeen russian companies are on the restricted list and will have to remove top state officials by the first of july finance ministry c couldn't will have to leave the country's second largest lender of d.t.b. and duncan producer of roster the move is seen as part of the president's bid to improve

his bid to join ross neptune explore the arctic shelf in russia as the so-called knowledge ration tribunal holds its blocking of the deal find out more in our business update in twenty minutes. with r.t. live from moscow where it's now are just after five pm here and three pm and paris now nato says it's conducted more than a thousand combat flights in libya since the alliance took full command of the military campaign and the u.s. cutting back its involvement in the strikes mission has become shoes dependent on french jets results he's a ten year old bushel reports the longer the campaign lasts the more french people find themselves beginning to wonder about the reasons for the country's leading role. froths was among the first countries to push for a military solution in libya but now watch as a questioning its justification for going in once again on what i call the imperial condominiums a recurrence of africa already having long term connections on the continent paris called forgive colonel gadhafi for fighting its military in neighboring chad in the 1980's and challenging its corporat

to join ross never to explore the arctic shelf in russia this is out of the so-called arbitration tribunals i'll hold an injunction blocking the deal more about in twenty minutes time. international news live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. post nine pm here in the russian capital and seven pm in libya where at least four russian journalists have been captured by rebel fighters in the country russia has voiced its concern about the situation and is taking steps to resolve it including asking for help from a nato coalition a correspondent has the latest developments from the capital tripoli. two russian journalists working for a popular russian newspaper have been seized by opposition fighters in the east of this country we are hearing that among them is also a captured russian television crew but we have no independent verification of this and we are receiving some reports of the crew and might have been released we have been told that the journalists are now in the city of benghazi the rebel headquarters where they are facing questioning they were able to put through a

the san diego union tribune reports the men were u.s.izens but lived in tee juan that to save money. investigators are now working to determine if this shooting is drug-related. >>> all right. time now 5:49. sal's watching the entire bay area. how are the roads now? >>> the roads are doing pretty well so far. we do have traffic that's moving along nicely in many areas. we're going to start off with the east shore freeway westbound interstate 80 heading out from let's say richmond or pin ole if you're driving to berkeley more crowded than it was before. certainly a lot of people on the road but it is not stop and go at any point just yet. moving along to the san mateo bridge traffic looks okay. dumbarton bridge traffic also good over to the peninsula. livermore value he westbound 580 looks good. the traffic on 5 0 is nice all the way over to the dublin grade into castro valley. driving in 880 territory, 880 hayward union city looks good. and so far so good in the south bay along all major freeways. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. v

. >> el tribunal suspremo del país decidira sí un juez federal puede pedir que se reduzca el número deondos para realizar está transferencia . >> se podría trata de la persona que se le vincula con la muerte de muchas personas así cómo la masacre en el la frontera de texas . >> unas 800 personas fueron evacuadas en méxico por un incendio en el crucero . >> el fuego a bordo fue controlado rápidamente y no hubo heridos . >> los pasajeros fueron evacuados a un puerto . >> este era una empresa nueva y ya tiene problemas. >> en nicaragua docenas de jóvenes salieron a protestar a las calles. >> vamos con detalles . >> (gritos) . >> democracia sí! dictadura no! . >> libertad! . >> se protesta en contra la intención del presidente a presentarse a la reelección . >> estamos acá por que estamos en contra de la reelección . >> hacemos una llamado a la oea para que se haga presente acá . >> se impide la emision de cedula de identidad para los que no son afines al gobierno . >> la constitución exige que todos tenemos derechos a una cedula que no solo te sirve para votar sino que para todo . >> no s

exploration is a russia and ukraine laos not a r succeeded in getting the stockholm arbitration tribunal to rule against arctic exploration deal with moscow. and deputy prime minister in research and one of the principal architects of the b.p. deal could soon be forced out of his position as chairman of a board that's up to dmitry medvedev signed a new order that prohibits ministers and other senior officials from being on the board of major state awards corporations a total of seventeen russian companies are on the restricted list they will have to remove top state officials by the first of july the move is seen as part of the president's bid to improve corporate governance and boost foreign investment and at least for some visiting businessmen it appears to be a step in the right direction. the trends and the direction that the president he's giving to the rich and the population of the rich and i would say even companies and managers is the week to open really the country to. open your mind to participate to the globalization and the true please refer. to this movement. the second of

and its russian partners in alpha axis read back in court on monday they are once an arbitration tribunal to throw out b.p.'s proposed sixteen billion dollars share for field with russian state owned. planes the deal breaches it shareholder agreement with b.p. which says tank a b.p. should be its primary vehicle for all exploration in russia and ukraine last month they are succeeded in getting the stockholm arbitration tribunal to rule against the arctic exploration deal with boston. now let's have a look at how the markets are performing asian stocks are high on monday extending the previous sessions strong rise the deal the deal news of helping lift stocks u.k. model network operators vodafone group rose one point seven percent up to agreeing to sell its stake in french operated far to the n.t. shares in seoul they also rallied over three and a half percent of the company said the deal will provide a link to earnings from the first year. and in russia markets are trading higher the r.t.s. is gaining point six percent and a nice example over a quarter of a percent energy majors are boost

arizona, y también criticó la decisión, el gente del senado de arizona, dijo que la actitud de este tribunaliones sean previsibles, y dijo que la ley sb 1070 es razonable, y se demostrará cuando la corte suprema de su veredicto, y la reacción de washington fue otra, ahí hubo jubilo, como dice janet, los residentes de arizona, también reaccionaron, pero con cautela, adelante. >>> josé, aquí en arizona, mientras algunos celebran decisión de la corte, otros dicen que no cantarán victoria, hasta que la ley sb 1070 no sea eliminada. >>> un pequeño grupo, celebró la decisión de la corte de apelaciones, para maría, es un triunfo personal, se mantuvo en vigilia, por más de 3 meses, para que la corte frenara la ley. >>> tuve un punto importante, en esta ley, fue un clima fuertisimo, y se hizo con el corazón, y alma, y mucha fe, que esto pararía. >>> un logro que permite respirar con tranquilidad, y sentirse menos discriminados. >>> el tener la piel morena, era un instrumento para arrollarnos. >>> muchos aseguran que tener la piel morena, sigue siendo do un problema. >>> venir en carros, igual con mie

and his desk was cleared he was allowed to take the field as a war correspondent for the new york tribune and he was very good, he was the best feature writer in the civil war, i think. i'm the only one who's ever written a book about the correspondence who's been a reporter himself so i think i get a better feel for who these people are. i know these characters. they are familiar to me. cspan: where did you get the idea to the book? i did it on an earlier book on military history and i kept bumping into war correspondence in that, richard harding davis and others and the more i thought about it the more i thought i'd like to do a book like and then it haunted me, it all began with -- the modern journalist as we know today began here in the civil war, mostly with the north, though there were southern war correspondence as well but we don't know much about them. cspan: what did general sherman think of -- >> guest: german hated this del quentin to the correspondence and actually court-martialed one of them and what is today you can -- in all history it's the greatest challenge to freedom o

attorney general talking about that these military truck tribunal or there will be military tribunals for the conspirators alleged conspirators of nine eleven we're talking about clichéd mohammed some big names here these will be held at guantanamo bay now this is a place that president obama in two thousand and eight said i'm going to close guantanamo bay having this announcement not only will these trials not be in federal court in new york but they will be at guantanamo bay clearly that means a it's not going to close any time soon and be there conceding to what a lot of members of congress in. other than zero talk about this in terms of the timing in terms of what happens next year so one of the other big issues for obama is how is he going to put together the coalition that helped him win last time and that involves a lot of folks like young voters that involves a lot of you know he's got he had a big broad coalition and he made so many promises that he didn't like the bush tax cuts in the bush tax cuts are now effectively the obama tax cuts he went to congress and that was a pol

now, a hearing has just started about the military tribunal's plan for five suspects in the september 11th attack. among those who will be testifying is the father of todd beamer. he graduated from los altos high school. he is considered one of the heroes of the plane which crashed into a pennsylvania field, killing everyone on board. >>> and khalid sheik muhammed and four other suspects will have to face military tribunals. eric holder blocked them going to civilian court in new york. he said it's time to move on, out of consideration for the victims of 9/11 and their families. >>> a gory package addressed new york congressman peter king has been intercepted. the package contained a bloody pig's foot. it never made it to him. mail is sent to law -- mail sent to lawmakers is screened. it contained "anti-semitic ramblings" it also referenced hearings that king held on radicalization in the muslim community. >>> it is 7:17. tensions are high ahead of a meeting a the white house between president obama and congressional leaders. as ktvu's alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. ne

sabía usted que las amistads podrían cono tribunal al probable de obesidad. >>> gracias por estar constro estilo de vida. en este caso el riesgo de obesidad por ejemplo. puede ser contagiosa. si la amistad es del mismo sexo. también es posible que haya un contagio de hábitos entre ellos, los gustos por las mismas comidas y la actividad física. en adolescentes es común que jovenes con sobre peso tengan amigos con sobre peso. si la amistad puede conducir a un riesgo de obesidad. si esto es cierto, en el otro lado de la moneda también pasa así. cuando se reunen con personas que llevan un estilo de vida saludable también se contagia. muy buena suerte, les recuerdo que salud es vida. tenemos más información, pero antes le presentamos a joséfina lópez. su hija dice que es la mejor mamá del mundo. pasamos con un adelanto de acción deportiva. >>> finales de la nba, verdadero duelo entre toluca y estudiantes te cos. los atÉticos de oakland ganaron su segundo juego consecutivo este domingo.-- brett anderson brilÓ est los atléticos de aucklao auckla ganaron de nuevo. aucklan o. los gigante de sa

a la ley "sb 1070" de arizona, cuyas cláusulas más duras permanecen suspendidas por orden de un tribunalia que azota a mexico ya esÁ espantando a los turistas, principalmente a los estadounidenses.--segun la confederacion nacional de secretarios de turismo, en el ultimo aÑo se registro una disminucion del 10 por ciento en el numero de visitantes. --entre tanto, en el estado de tamaulipas, las lineas de autobuses han tenido que modificar sus horarios y rutas ante el secuestro de unidades y de pasajeros. --ahi, las autoridades responsabilizaron a "los zetas" de la muerte de las 116 personas encontradas hasta este martes en fosas clandestinas de san fernando. --krupskaia alis tiene el reporte. ---veamos un ---veamos un adelanto deportivo con "bernardo osuna". --mas adelante en noticias univision 14....--la polemica lady gaga se llevo tremendo susto durante un concierto... y todo ocurrio en pleno escenario, frente a miles de seguidores. ejemplo de como los videojuegos bien utilizados, pueden ser beÉficos para la salud.--en el hospital infantil "shriners" de houston, texas, un grupo de estudi

story about michelle from california whose family was the first family to be monitored in the oakland tribune. it stunned even scientists. the tests found many of the same chemicals they found in charlotte's 5-year-old mic ala, she had recently spent a lot of time in nail salons. the biggest surprise of what they found in 2-year-old rowland, chemicals found in nearly anyone else in the world 6 times higher than in parents, twice the levels that researchers see in land animals. this is a serious warning said a scientist researchers on flame retar tkapbts. young children are exposed because they put their hands in their mouth and bodies don't eliminate chemicals as readily. to me i think very historically crystallizes what we are learning. that was a story in 2006 by the environmental working group where they analyzed the umbilical cord blood of newborn babies and found an average of 200 chemicals found to be toxic in every single baby, man made synthetic chemicals. when we see this picture that babies are being born into the world polluted with industrial chemicals it is time to say how can we

. ---- el gobierno mexicano expres su reconocimient o al fallo del tribunal sobre la norma antiinmigrante---- segun el dictmen, la sb 1070 "interfiere" con la autoridad migratoria federal. --- organizacione s pro-migrantes dijeron que la decision deberia servir para que otros estados no insistan en promulgar leyes parecidas. cu --las autoridades seÑalan que los carteles de la droga en mexico ya cruzaron la frontera. take vo --la subsecretaria de estado adjunta para mexico y canada, reconocio ayer que en este pais ya hay mas de 230 ciudades impactadas por estos grupos y que por eso la crisis ya no solo afecta las ciudades fronterizas. ---la funcionaria, roberta jacobson, considero que los progresos registrados en mexico en la lucha contra los carteles, aunque importantes, han avanzado lentamente en las reformas institucionale s sobretodo en el mbito de la justicia y agrego...."hoy todos compartimos el mismo problema." cu ---el tiempo de proceso de ciudadana se ha acortado, pero tambin implica menos tiempo para prepararse para el exmen. ---jaime peluffo nos trae el informe.. jaime.. take an

american holder -- attorney general eric holder says 9/11 conspirators' will be tried by military tribunals. >> in november of 2009, i announced khalid sheikh mohammed and four other individuals would stand trial for their roles in the terrorist attacks on our country on september 11, 2001. as i said then, the decision between federal courts and military commissions was not an easy one to make. i began my review of this case with an open mind and with just one goal -- to look at the facts, to look at the law, and to choose a venue where we could achieve the swift and sure justice most effectively for the victims of those horrendous attacks and their family members. after consulting with prosecutors from the department justice and defense and after thoroughly studying the case, it became clear to me that the best venue for prosecution was in federal court. let me be clear -- i stand by that decision today. as the indictment unsealed today reveals, we were prepared to bring a fat powerful case against khalid sheikh mohammed and his four conspirators. one of the most well-documented cases i ha

some startups such as the "bases and close " in san francisco, "texas tribune" out in texas -- there have been others that attended some similar things -- are starting to use a digital- only medium to provide a layer of local coverage. after that, the other positive things that i see our outfits like -- are outfits like patch and yahoo!, which is looking to create semi-pro or citizen journalism to take place, a new layer, stuff that was not covered at all before. observational community-oriented journalism. things that might have been restricted to an e-mail newsletter or in the distant past, some kind of mimeograph letter. those are positive changes to journalism, and they are happening at the local level. >> speaking of local, how many here have heard up hatch -- heard of patch.com? interesting. i love my local pact, not because they are here, but i follow it. it tells me what is going on in the schools, and it tells me what is going on down the street. but not many people know about it. i'm wondering why you think that is, or are you targeting certain communities that are covered

aÚn asÍ es esto que se haga durante un tribunal militar y en la base de guantÁnamo en cuba. >> libiaes son ustedes para decir que debemos hacer los libios" pregunto el portavoz refiriÉndose a los paÍses extranjeros. >> mataron a por lo -12 de ellos. esto ocurre mientras estados unidos realiza esfuerzos para convencer al presidente de que renuncie tras 32 aÑos. >> un helicÓptero de la onu disparo las fuerzas al tiempo que francia sacarÁ su armamento pesado ese paÍs. perdiÓ las elecciones en noviembre prensa rehusa a ceder el poder a pesar de que la naciÓn estÁ al borde de una guerra civil. >> japÓn tendrÁ que descargar 11.500 t de agua radiactiva al ocÉano pacÍfico, esto para permitir la reparaciÓn de los circuitos de enfriamiento y evitar una catÁstrofe. segÚn funcionarios el agua derramada tiene un bajo nivel de contaminaciÓn. >> vamos a hacer una pausa y en instantes les decimos que propuesta de ley antiinmigrantes foco estÁ a consideraciÓn en el estado de california. >> tambiÉn la automotriz toyota anuncia que se ve obligada a cerrar sus fÁbricas en estados unidos. >> la cadena de

un tribunal ordenÓ suspender el proceso de divorcio voluntario solicitado por la pareja presidencialesia catÓlica parecen ir creciendo dÍa a día. un influyente sacerdote estÁ acusado de haber abusado de varios de sus feligreses. >> la iglesia catÓlica por dÉcadas fue la instituciÓn chÁs respetada de chile. en especial por su defensa de los derechos humanos. un influyente sacerdote conservador fue condenado a una vida de encierre y penitencia y ahora la justicia civil investiga abusos sexuales contra al menos cinco feligreses y exige la entrega del expediaente del juicio canÓnico a roma. >> hemos vijado desde hace tres aÑos lineamientos de persecusiÓn penal mÁs intensa en contra de los abusadores sexuales. >> es tedunciada por toquear a tres alumnas. el vaticano la traslada a alemania. ahora el arzobispo dice que debe volver. >> si es necesario tomarle declaraciÓn, lo vamos a hacer. >> las denunciantes han mantenido en reserva sus identidades. >> dolor, confusiÓn. a nadie le gusta que sucedan hechos como estos. que haya personas involucradas en una falta tan grave, en un crimen tan gr

. >> the oakland tribune says one of the men killed was an oakland resident. we have yet to hear anything from oakland police but they are reporting that one of the victims shot was here in grave condition and the others are expected to survive. >>> thanks very much. arson investigators say an electrical issue may to be the blame for an early morning apartment fire in the north beach neighborhood. three elderly people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. 13 people were left without a home including five children. fire started around 12:30 this morning near powell and green streets. they are helping them find temporary shelter. it caused $1.5 million in damage. >> san jose officials are expected to notify 600 city workers that they to ko lose their jobs by the end of june. they have called for 10% pay cuts for nearly every employee union and reduction in pension and other benefit costs to help bridge a $118 million budget deficit. but our media partner mercury news says only four have agreed to the requested salary cuts. the city has been unable to re

. >> the oakland tribune says one of the men killed was an oakland resident. we have yet to hear anything from oakland police but they are reporting that one of the victims shot was here in grave condition and the others are expected to survive. >>> thanks very much. arson investigators say an electrical issue may to be the blame for an early morning apartment fire in the north beach neighborhood. three elderly people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. 13 people were left without a home including five children. fire started around 12:30 this morning near powell and green streets. they are helping them find temporary shelter. it caused $1.5 million in damage. >> san jose officials are expected to notify 600 city workers that they to ko lose their jobs by the end of june. they have called for 10% pay cuts for nearly every employee union and reduction in pension and other benefit costs to help bridge a $118 million budget deficit. but our media partner mercury news says only four have agreed to the requested salary cuts. the city has been unable to re

the oakland tribune reports that the school district will be able to save 80% of the positions. 35 teachersould still be let go because of budget cuts. dozen teachers will also receive layoff notices. >> a new study finds california's schools could generate billion dollars by taxing soda. they say a one cent per ounce on drinks would raise $233 for every state in state schools. it could be used to fund childhood obesity initiatives. >>> right now a special caltrain meeting is under way in san carlos they are expected to vote on a plan to prevent any major service cuts. it will defer $3 million in planned maintenance. if approved the plan will keep all 86 trains rolling and all stations open for at least another year. the price to ride a trains will increase 25 cents and parking would also increase. >> transit officials are watching the next phase of a new pilot parking program. the goal is to decrease air pollution. drivers can find realtime information about where parking spaces or available in seven neighborhoods. the hope is the access to the information that they will spend less time ci

por eso pienso que tiene que ir a un tribunal en los estados unidos, donde reciba la oportunidad de unxtraditado a venezuela, cree que se harÍa un juicio justo apegado a derecho, vamos? >> de ninguna manera. es cierto que este hombre es un narcotraficante, pero un narcotraficante que tenÍa una lÍnea aÉrea, el principal puerto del paÍs, protecciÓn policial y militar, evidentemente no parecerÍa que recibirÍa de ninguna manera el juicio que merece. eso obligarÁ al presidente santos a tener que revisar lo que se propone hacer. >> ahora, las supuestas pruebas de corrupciÓn contra miembros del ... >> cuando estas denuncias se hicieron originalmente, cuÁl fue la reacciÓn de hugo chÁvez? promover a general en jefe a uno de ellos y al otro ratificarlo como jefe de inteligencia. >> en cualquier otra sociedad se hubiera investigado. >> precisamente. si las acusaciones son de algo que ocurre en venezuela, no serÍa lÓgico pensar que es justamente venezuela donde debe ser juzgado? >> no porque todos conocemos el sistema judicial venezolano estÁ supeditado a la voluntad del jefe de estado venezolano.

the oakland tribune reports that the school district will be able to save 80% of the positions. 35 teachersould still be let go because of budget cuts. dozen teachers will also receive layoff notices. >> a new study finds california's schools could generate billion dollars by taxing soda. they say a one cent per ounce on drinks would raise $233 for every state in state schools. it could be used to fund childhood obesity initiatives. >>> right now a caltrain meeting is under way in san carlos they are expected to vote on a plan to prevent any major service cuts. it will defer $3 million in planned maintenance. if approved the plan will keep all 86 trains rolling and all stations open for at least another year. the price to ride a trains will increase 25 cents and parking would also increase. >> transit officials are watching the next phase of a new pilot parking program. the goal is to decrease air pollution. drivers can find realtime information about where parking spaces or available in seven neighborhoods. the hope is the access to the information that they will spend less time circling c

in addition to having this review, they would also contemplate having a tribunal at the state level. that would review the transactions that have been put together and also revealing the efficacy of future bond issuances. this group will be made up of the treasurer, the comptroller, and the head of finance that will review this process to decide whether or not you can move forward those and issue bonds. the initial language is that they have the ability to undertake a review under a three-year window or statute of limitations. nobody is going to buy bonds when the state has three years to review whether they are legitimate. thank you. >> conjectural lay -- conjecturally, it might be helpful to bring some opponents to the table. there always has been the accusations of redeveloping being unfairly used in the past. approvals that are horizontal could go forward. yet to be let out. vertical ones might have more of a problem being done. is that what your saying? >> yes. >> one was to eliminate three development and the property tax as to eliminating redevelopment. what is the slide in re