---por primera vez, el maximo tribunal del pais tiene tres magistradas mujeres.tercera jueza en la corte y cuarta mujer en ocupar el cargo en la historia, hizo su debut... aunque desde ya tuvo que excusarse de participar en 25 de los 51 casos que el tribunal analizara durante el otoÑo. ---"kagan" no sera tan visible como sus colegas "sonia sotomayor" y "ruth ginsburg", ya que su puesto anterior como "procuradora general de estados unidos" la relaciona con varios de los casos que se analizaran esta temporada, de modo que no puede deliberar en ellos. --el congreso de estados unidos inicio el receso previo a las elecciones intermedias del 2 de noviembre. --pero antes de irse, y de ultimo momento, tanto democratas como republicanos presentaron proyectos de ley en torno a la reforma inmigratoria.juan carlos Ópez a unas cuantas ---a pocas semanas de la eleccion de noviembre, los candidatos a gobernador de california luchan contrarreloj para obtener el mayor numero de votos posible.---"ramon adame" nos habla de lo que hace un grupo de voluntarios que apoya a "meg whitma

parent tribune company went into details about how it had come to resemble a frat house with pervasive sex talk poker parties and jukeboxes they even had analysts quoted as saying that they threw out what the tribune it stood for all in all this was an attack to which randy michaels of the tribune company simply replied by urging his employers to quote ignore the noise so is this what's become of our newspaper industry today are things so bad they have no one left to attack but each other we're discussing with me is georgetown university professor christopher chambers and author of the blog not turner's revenge chris thanks so much for being here now tell me this have you ever seen something like this before where the papers mostly here it's the new york times are really just so blatantly a task that the answer probably hasn't happened for probably one hundred years when you had poets are in hearst attacking each other but i mean some of the stuff was legitimate. is you know has been objectively people sort of very destructive force in the newspaper industry i mean some people have sai

-backed tribunal has charge their former leaders with genocide. for some, there is a sense of the trial. -- betrayal. >> and now our country has peace. they should release the leaders. they are getting old. they should be free. the officials from the tribunal have some explaining to do as far as the people are concerned. a public forum draws a capacity crowd. >> there are also concerns. >> the prime minister does warned that too many trials might plunge cambodia back into war. the prosecutors say that they are essential for reconciliation. >> it is important to recognize the scale of what happened in this country. we are speaking of over 2 million deaths in three years. almost half of those were violent deaths. that has to be eliminated, not just for the sake of this country, or the international community. >> there is plenty for the colleagues to chew on. some are mortified, others are outraged. >> they were true independence fighting for the country. >> it is only the losers that are held responsible. the only storm coming are the ones responsib

nobody knows for sure, but they certainly don't hurt. >> i'm holder here the oakland tribune and i am so pleased and moved to be the endorsed candidate for mayor of oakland. >> reporter: it'll the choice, the tribune endorsed caplan first, joe tuman second and veteran councilwoman jean quan third. >> people are basically saying anyone but perata. >> reporter: the front runner in the polls calledded his grasp of the issue, appalling. >> i don't know what the tribune's problem is with me. >> reporter: he laid out plans today to rehire laid off police officers without raising taxes. >> people are dying, business are closing. >> reporter: an alternative newsweekly, heat line 25 reasons why you shouldn't vote for don p e rata, among them he's lazy. political editor randy shandobil, ktvu news. >>> the forbes list for best states for business was release today and california moved lower on that list. utah was considered the best state when it comes to business. california came in at number 31 that is down from 38 last year. however the golden state is first when it comes to gross state produ

they should be free. >> so, the officials in the tribunal have lot of explaining to do as far as these people are concerned, a public forum that offers pacifist prayers. [unintelligible] the prime minister has warned that too many trowels might plunge cambodia back into war. -- trials might plunge cambodia back into war. >> we need these and to realize the scale of what has happened. we have seen too many deaths in the space of three years. that is something that needs to be eliminated. not just for the sake of this country, but for the international community, generally. >> there is plenty for this man and his khmer rouge colleagues to cheer. >> they were heroes, true patriots, fighting for the independence of our country. >> is only ever the losers who are held responsible. -- it is only average of users who are held responsible. >> people here have been through too much to want to fight again. they want to live in peace, even if they feel they are on the receiving end of the justice of the winners. bbc news. >> the afghan police force say that now is the first time in their history

the chicago tribune, owned by the tribune company which also owns wgn tv. >>> early voting for the mid term elections kicked off in illinois. some voters ran into trouble. a number of polling locations were closed because of the holiday. it didn't stop senator dick dur ban from encouraging voters to get out there and vote. >> the president said to us, his friends, and the people who supported him to lead this great nation, i need your help and i need you to stand by me again. are we going to stand by the president in this election? [cheering and applause] >> voters should have better luck tomorrow with 50 polling locations opening up in the city. the early voting period runs through october 28. for a list of locations, head to the website, wgntv.com. [drums] >>> from politics to parades, chicago holding its annual columbus day parade today. crowds of people of italian decent came out to celebrate. the parade started at 12:30 this afternoon lining up columbus drive. >>> from holidays to birthdays, yesterday was a special one. >>> meet the one born at 10:10 on 10/10/10. >>> and i'll take

tribune joining us from the tribune tower now. joining us. >>> thank you. >> tell me about this facility alden home north. you heard about this how? >> if you look through the inspection reports you will see that this home alden village north is a real outlier. there are ten homes for children in the state with severe disabilities like cognitive impairment. and yet this facility has had more violations in the last few years than all of those other homes combined. when you start looking through the. >> reporter: reports you see they had a >>> but the records do suggest that it's worse nonthan it was before. >> let's talk about jeremiah clark. heart breaking story. you talked with this young boy's mother who was holding him here the day that he died in the hospital. and it was days, days of people noticing that something was wrong with jeremiah -- >> teachers started to notice. >> teachers at school noticed something wasn't right. >> he was a sick kid. he showed up at school and his feeding tube in his abdomen was leaking fluid. was

. >>> i don't know what the tribunes problem is with me. >>> in oakland a candidate fires back after being pummeled in print. >>> michael moore came to san france ciscoe, san francisco. we'll tell you why he was here, what he said about the silican valley, next. >>> a strike by union workers at san francisco union square hilton hotel is now on its second day of protests. the union says the sticking points are health care, wages and pensions. management says it needs its employees to pay for their health care. >>> striking nurses at oakland hospital are planning to return back to their jobs tomorrow morning following a three day action action there. nursing say they can't afford that. the hospital spokeswoman said the 125 replacement nurses brought in during the strike kept the hospital up and running. >>> losing your job can deeply disturb you psychologically. recording to new studies dramatically inaffect your the health risk. there are times where you may actually be better off unemployed. john fowler has the report. >> i just moved out to oakland and there's no jobs here. >> i hav

tribune poll. >> good morning, i'm robert jordan. >> jackie bange is off tonight. > >>> for months, it has been a see saw battle. our poll last month are janulius with a two point lead. with a little more than a week to go, it's kirk -- since the poll's margin of error is 3.7 percent an points, it means the race is statistically a dead heat. still, there were more encower ranking signs for kirk than a democrat. more votes thought janulius was for trust worthy in our last polls and the latest numbers show the trend has reversed, saying that kirk is more trust

han llevado su caso hasta el tribunal supremo, son los miembros de una iglesia baptista de kansas queados unidos es inminente, y que los soldados mueren en afghanistan e irak por castigo de ---los encargados de las prisiones de california ya tienen en sus manos un polemico farmaco que habia caducado y que forma parte de la inyeccion letal usada en la pena de muerte.---apenas el jueves pasado se postergo la ejecucion de "albert greenwood brown" en medio de una batalla legal sobre la constitucionalidad del uso de la inyeccion.--la fecha de caducidad de este Ármaco juÓ un papel crucial.---el nuevo Ármaco no se vence hasta el año 2014.---en un principio se dijo que california no conseguiÍa esta sustancia hasta el proximo aÑo... ahora falta que se solucione la disputa en los tribunales para que se vuelva a aplicar la pena de muerte en las carceles del estado. inconformes con los recortes y el aumento a las colegiaturas, mas de cien estudiantes se sumaron a una manifestacion realizada en la universidad de california en berkeley. --ellos dejaron cartas con sus reclamos y aseguraron que en se

reportero: han llevado su caso hasta tribunal supremo son los miembro de una iglesia de kansas que dicenn un funeral público diciendo que el soldado. >>> es una maldición para nuestro soldado que regresan a casa no bolsa de plástica el caso comenzó el 2006 este hombre enterrada a su hijo un infante de marina de 20 años muert en irak, pero le decían que su hijo había muerto por designios de dios, como castigo, el infante de marina no era gay, pero esto no impide que estás personas se sigan manifestando. >>> todo lo que queríamos enterar aa comí hijo con respetomente padre los demandó por difamación y llegó a conseguir hasta 5 millones de dólares pero la iglesia ganó y al final el caso ha llegado a tribunal supremo. >>> defienden el derecho de manifestarse mientras el padre que esta apoyado por la fiscalía y cientos de familiares dicen que esa libertad de expresión, no puede vulnerar el derecho a la intimidad. >>> en encargado de presión ya tienen en sus manos un polémic fallo apenas el jueves pasado se poste go una ejecución, la fecha de caducidad jugó un papel crucial el nuevo medicament

but it wasn't just the tribune, other papers wrote pieces on him. the corruption charges, well the fbi did once investigate perata. but that investigation was dropped. >>> and governor arnold schwarzenegger dished out on twitter. responding to a question by someone who follows him on twitter, arnold schwarzenegger wrote, that word is unacceptable. arnold schwarzenegger said selling out is never acceptable. someone then asked, in that case how does the governor explain his role in the movie junior, and arnold schwarzenegger replied, now that's funny. >>> election officials say poll workers are needed in the cities of berkeley and oakland. they'll earn between $95 to $180 a day. for more information on the upcoming election, go to ktvu.com and click the election 2010 tab. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger has used his line item veto to cut an item on what would have required accountability. backers sited criticism of the financial management. that came from the legislative management, the state auditor. the provision could have delayed the project an

the chicago tribune summarized some of the issues at stake here. under this headline, giannoulias still worked at family's bank in 2006. candidate tells voters he left by late 2005. he says he was gone by late 2005 but that's not what he has told the irs. giannoulias was able to take a $2.7 million tax dededuction because he reported working hundreds of hours at broadway bank in 2006. he says there's no contra addiction, that it highlights the fine line that he walked telling exactly wat he did and when he did it. a bullseye for critics bank's loans for mob figures that contributed to the collapse earlier this year. saying he left in 2005 gives giannoulias maximum distance frothe bank's questionable lending practices, the april takeover by federal regulators and other controversies such as a loan by the bank to convicted influence peddler tony rezko. but by reportg that he worked at least 500 hours at broadway in 2006 giannoulias was able to get a brak that helped him avoid paying federal inme tax for 2009. >> paid millions of dollars over the last

his mother tells the tribune she thought the job was too dangerous but there was nothing she could say or do to stop her youngest child from being a cop. 28-year-old daniel vasquez is in his final phase of becoming a chicago police officer. he started training six months ago and is set to graduate november 16. the first day in the academy, recruits are told it is their job to serve. >> law enforcement is about public service. we go over and over that being a police officer, it's your job to help people and to go out every chance you get and effect people's lives. >> reporter: that's what daniel vasquez was doing this morning when he stopped on i-55 to help a stranded motorist. when he was approaching the car, another vehicle hit the median and crashed into him. he was taken to the hospital with brain injuries. >> we're just hoping for a speedy recovery. >> reporter: this is not the first tragedy to hit the academy. in july officer soderberg was killed. the mood around this building today is somber to say the least. for recruits, this is a big eye opener. >> i think it drives home the r

por otro lado gobnadora de arizona se one a que un tribunal permita que otros pÍses presenten s puntosaraguay y pÚ. han dicho que no quieren que sus relaciones con estados unidos se an obstaculizadas r las leyes robadas en arizon nuev cras indican que los votantes latinos indicanr a las urnas en menorroporciÓn que el resto delos electores. lo harÁn por candidatos deÓcratas. >> mientras los republicanos buscan recapturar el congreso,1 amplia yorÍa de los votantes latinos apoyarÁn al candidato demÓcrata de su distrito segÚn una encuesta del centro hispano. >> dicen q ellos van a votar por los demÓcratas en las elecciones en noviembre. >> 65% de ellos votarÁn demÓcratas, 22 por ciento republicano. >> los votantes latinos tienen menos motivaciÓn para votar en esta elecciÓn en comparación con todos los votantes en estados unidos. >> 44 votantes latinos republicanos piensan btante en la elecciÓn comparadcon 28% de los latinos. >> eso puede ser la diferencia en los distritos importantes estÁn peleados en flida, en arizona, nuevo mÉxico, california, nueva york. >> los republicanos cuentan con

clarence page, columnist for the "chicago tribune." terence smith, media correspondent for pbs, and in dallas, columnist for "the new york daily news." clarence page, you are a friend of juan williams. >> yes. >> everybody in washington knows juan. i mean -- >> used to be a paid npr contributor. did nrp npational public radio a huge blunder in firing him? >> i think it was -- i have to say, howard, the same day juan was fired i was giving a speech in chicago on how the civil rights agenda has been subverted by a new kind of scandal. the gaffe, the goof, and the gotcha. here's a case where juan made a gaffe. he did not transmit exactly the idea he wanted to transmit. >> he clarified it. >> he clarified it later. i think this were this were goofed by overreacting and immediately firing him without going through the regular due process like a shirley sherrod case, and fox came along and said gotcha. npr, liberals, political correctness. >> anyone could have predicted that. npr says juan williams die vooi lated his standards for an objecti

-backed tribunal in cambodia has formally indicted four of the most senior leaders of the khmer rouge on charges of genocide. for many in cambodia, this may mean it justice at last. >> he is the village chief, the most respected in the community. his 29 grandchildren live close by. some are building him a new house. he tells me they have a good life. there may be fun and games here now, but he used to be a soldier for one of the world's most feared armies, the khmer rouge. his statue protected him from enemy bullets for 15 years of fighting. the khmer rouge members of like these are being accepted back into society. some have returned to the government or the military. but now four of the leaders have been charged with genocide. for people here, there is definitely a sense of the trail. >> now they should will be -- released be leaders, because if they sentenced them, they will not have long. they are getting old. they should be free. >> said the officials from the khmer rouge tribunal have a lot of explaining to do. a public forum draws a capacity crowd. >> cambodia is not only inter

starting bad things in the basement. >> doesn't sound like the tribune i know. >> reporter: ken took us on a special tour through the sinkhole, designed to mess with your senses. there's sound. >> we're not sure how far down they go, but if you listen real close-- >> wait, what did you say! [ laughter ] >> what did you say? sorry! >> of course! >> thanks a lot! >> reporter: plenty to touch. >> starting dinner in here. >> oh, great, i was really hungry. oh, my gosh! >> reporter: yes, even smell. >> what is that? >> dead rat smell. when he comes out, smells like- - >> i just thought it might be my photographer. >> didn't know he was listening! >> we want to talk to one of the actors here, but do you want to get a costume on? [ indescernible ] >> tell the morning team about it, okay? seem like they are more up your alley. >> does it take an actor to do something like this, or can any guy put on a costume and go argh! >> if people like-- >> dental hygiene. >> don't have to show your chompers all day. >> i like to imitate people on the bus. like when you see people o

we're going something in the tribune tomorrow and our blog regarding the drought monitor.e've been dry. we've had a half inch of rain all month which is like a quarter of all we had last october and less than normal. those were lake effect clouds today but they never bubbled up into race producers which was nice. they just made the sky interesting. and they accompanied these temperatures in most areas as you can see there. look what's going on out to the west of us. though the folks out in western kansas, western nebraska have the benefit of being closer to the front range of the rockies where it is sinking and compressing and warming, by the time it gets here we don't have that compression. but we will see 30 mile-per- hour afternoon indagations that will build into the area. tonight couldn't be more difficult. 53 at midway. 46 at joliet. this is dry air so it cools fast. the beautiful fall colors as evidenced at the lanton school today. and look at the rains that hit with the storm that hit the new england state. laconia, new hampshire over 4 inches. and this wind gusts.

. >> reporter: an asian carp to be exact wrapped in copies of the chicago tribune. rahm emanuel said that he's looking forward to coming back home. >> i'm energized by the prospect of new challenges and eager to see headache do to make our hometown greater. these are unplus dent and great times in chicago. the chicago bears are 3-0. >> reporter: rahm emanuel's listening tour starts monday morning. his strategy and pr team are set and the guys ton go way back to them em em to when they all worked with the clintons. he will not be moving back to the home that he owns. his tenant is not judging. rahm emanuel. others running say that he has not lived in chicago for the past year. but they say that argument will not hold up. >>> head lawyers for rod blagojevich officially dumped out of the mega trial for january. rod blagojevich top fundraiser and convicted felon pleads guilt any court. >> i'm saying that what we're up against is truly david and goliath. >> reporter: and now rod blagojevich is left with a staff of three. today the judge granted the motion for sam adams s

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rick pearson has been following this story all day. >> he's joining us live from the tribune towers. we talked about it at 5:00, how's this going to impact the campaign? >> it provides a great opportunity for pat quinn to raise the question about how you going to manage state finances if you can't pay your bills. this is the wrong time for a candidate for governor in a close contest can really afford to have his commercials pulled off the air. >> rick, do we have a clear picture? last night a source had told me that the brady campaign apparently hadn't paid the advertising buyers. today he said the buyers were paid but the buyers didn't pay the tv stations. >> my sources are telling me that the buyers did not have the money to make the purchases of tv air time. now, some of those payments have been coming in this evening. some of those stations are going back on the air or are back on the air. this whole change of tactics they're talking about, some oh execs i talked to say this is completely unusual. this is the other thing. this change of tactic also means that what was suppose to

the oakland tribune reporting something different. the announcement of the letter is dated october 8th and mentioned nothing about the 500 students needed to be tested for the bacterial disaster. there was an article saying 500 students need to be tested. a spokesperson is saying an individual associate we had the school has been identified as an active carrier. whether the bern is merely associate we had the school or the student could be a big difference. tb is a bacterial disease spread through the air. it can spread through conversations, singing, cuffing or sneezing. you can feel weak, sick, weight loss, fever, chills and night sweats. if the person is tested positive as a teacher or student, with lots of contact, could be higher than a person with reduced contact. the district is only asking the student to be tested, so we will have to look at whoever else might have to be tested because of this one active case here. reporting live in union city. ktvu fox 2 morning news. >>> and the city of oakland want as gang injunction impose

met with the tribune's editorial board today seeking an endorsement. it became a spirited debate between quinn and brady. one topic: a deal reached between the governor and the state's largest public employees union that protecting union jobs but seeks other savings. >> i went to a town meeting where anyone who worked for the state could come forward and ask me questions. >> what did you do -- a political endorsement session and almost before the sun sets, you cut a back room deal on the backs of the people of illinois. >> i got concessions from theines that [ overlapping speakers ] >> if there was damage done today, it came when scott lee cowen quit. because of small staff. here's cowen's response. >> i said he made it clear. i did not say he toll me. >> basing a decision on rumors doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. >> he literally said he made it clear and you said how and he said rumor. >> he said he never talked to the governor. he said he never had a conversation with the staff. >> so this is assumption on the rumor. >> yes. >> how about his pol

documents obtained by the "chicago tribune" shows giannoulias knew the program was losing money backn may of 2008. but the firm and outside consultant advised against bailing out and moving in a more conservative direction. analysts say other states working with oppenheimer had similar problems. >>> first lady michelle obama is urging people to vote early. that's what she did today, this morning mrs. obama visited a community center on the city's south side where she cast her ballot for the november 2 election. final stop of her two day campaign visit to her home town. yesterday the first lady helped raise money for illinois democrats including aleksei giannoulias. she said her children are foremost in her mind when she is out campaigning. >> my hopes for their future are at the heart of every single thing i do. trust me. every single thing i do. and that's really why i wanted to be here tonight. >> obama also appeared at a fundraiser for u.s. representative bill foster and debbie halvorson and congressional candidate dan seals. >>> coming up next, prosecutors say it puts the america

the question of military tribunals versus civil courts.al court, four in military tribunals. i think that tells you the story. >> richard, the last word. >> randi, the information about this man was derived from overseas, secret jails operated by the cia where individuals were allegedly being tortured. this judge in the southern district of new york was not going to tolerate that. he precluded the government from using that witness. this was a leadoff witness, an important witness. they are claiming they can get the conviction. that might be bravado. this hurts. >> they are saying he gave up the name through torture. thank you. we'll talk to you in just a bit. we have plenty more cases to get through today. >> we have dora coming up, don't we? >> yeah, we do. don't forget that one, dora. our favorite of the day. >>> messages from the trapped miners. one miner's wife shares what's been going through her husband's mind. >>> in chile, sirens blared and the rejoicing began. this morning a rescue drill pierced the roof of the mine where # 3 men

newest wgn "chicago tribune" poll shows republican mark kirk holding a slight lead over democrat aleksei giannoulias in the u.s. senate race. 44% of those questions say they support kirk compared with 41% who support giannoulias. in a contest where trust has been a central campaign theme on both sides, 36% of voters now say they now feel kirk is more honest and trust worthy as compared to 31% for giannoulias. and independent voters and suburban voters are moving toward kirk. but this race could go right down to the wire. kirk's lead over giannoulias falls within the polls 3.7% margin of error and 7% of voters are still undecided. >>> governor quinn isn't taking any blame for what fellow democrat said about his opponent, bill brady. >> i never served with such an idiotic, racist, sexist, homophobic person in my life! >> state senator ricky henden said that at a rally for quinn on saturday. quinn and brady then appeared on stage together at salem baptist church the next morning. afterwards off camera brady said quinn's campaign has stooped to an embarrassing level. quinn didn't condone hen

has been predicting a security quagmire insisting that such suspects should be tried by military tribunals but as artie's out of stocks are churkin reports all the hype is proving to be much ado about nothing. but the main problem isn't security same problem on the head no no how many intelligence secrets will research render during this process they were terrorists or on us soil that's not the point we get to spew all kinds of anti american propaganda because that's what's going to happen well i'm an oracle a shockingly relaxed atmosphere outside the federal courthouse in lower manhattan especially when a case of such significance is going on this place has seen some of the most publicized scandals of the last two years this is where bernie made off with centers for over a century this is where the curious case of the russian special agents unraveled this entire street was packed with t.v. satellite trucks and dozens and dozens of crews ready to bring their viewers all of the latest and now one for the first time at one time of detainees being tried in a criminal court of justice in the u

outrage they were saying this is unacceptable and that terror suspects should be tried in military tribunals now on the first day of the trial there's only a couple of blue only journalists here with not much enthusiasm to find out what's really going on inside the courtroom. one of the biggest concerns of the mainstream media profits is that thousands of policemen would be needed to provide security in the area and that billions and billions of dollars would be wasted on policemen for bringing around the globe to be able to make sure that nothing goes wrong but clearly you know obviously that is far from reality another big arguments against terror suspects including guy lonnie being tried here was that there would be a lot of traffic which clearly is not the case that the neighborhood the locals living here would be worried concerned and bothered are they let's find out you know that a terror suspect is being tried in the courthouse right near you know for sure. does it bother you that this is happening on u.s. soil. you know does it bother you do you know that a terror suspect is being tr

the "chicago tribune" hosting a critics panel that will be discussing the focusing on the highlightsnd low lights of the arts community. six of the paper's top art critics in the world of film, music theater in general will take apart part of an all tickets are available and joining me with preview of it all, "chicago tribune" theater critic chris jones will be critic mike phillips and music critic. look at this collection. of opinions we have here today. >> we will get up there and sort of talk a bit about what it's like to be a critic in the new internet age and to talk a bit about the fall events that are coming up in chicago and the things we have seen already. the things we will see and deliver opinions which is what we do. >> i think we are there to have people yell at us and tell us how wrong we were. they are waiting for this opportunity to get in our face and talk to us and there will be a reception they have further opportunity to insult us. i think that's the real event is all about. >> number one thing that we go through as critics of people telling us how wrong you were

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---un tribunal federal de apelaciones restauró temporalmente la ley que impide que los homosexuales declarados de las fuerzas armadas estadounidenses.---con esta decision, el pentagono podra seguir aplicando la politica "don't ask, don't tell" hasta que se defina la apelacion del gobierno.---bajo la ley de 1993, los oficiales no le pueden preguntar a los integrantes de sus fuerzas cuál es su orientacÓn sexual ni castigarlos por ella, siempre y cuando éstos no la revelen. --dos millones de carriolas deben dejar de usarse en todo el pais debido a que presentan un defecto que ya provoco la muerte de varios niÑos menores de un aÑo de edad.--maria rosa lucchini nos dice cuales son estos modelos peligrosos. --- ... volvemos al parque "at&t" con "edgardo quijano" ... tortura. ♪no es bastante lo que cumió♪ ♪donde sea que va, por cualquier lugar♪ si solo la oportunidad alguien pudiera dar ♪al adar, todo puede cambiar es tan facil♪ ♪al adar, todo puede cambiar es tan facil♪ ---pasamos con mas adelante en mas adelante en noticias univision 14.--la musica de shakira ha sido mas que una medicina para un jo

departamento de justicia federal tiene 60 Ías para apelar la decision tomada tras un juicio realizado en un tribunalo victimas de una compañia del norte de la bahia que les cobraba jugosas sumas bajo la promesa de salvar su casa de una embargo y al final presuntamente, todo se trataba de un engaño.--como nos cuenta "martha minjarez" la empresa en cuestion ya esta en la mira de las autoridades. ---en tijuana, mexico, la policia encontro los cuerpos de 11 hombres asesinados en distintos ataques entre el domingo y el lunes.---en el primer hecho ocurrido el lunes, un grupo de hombres armados abrio fuego contra tres personas que platicaban en frente de una tienda... las tres victimas murieron.---en otro homicidio ese mismo dia, un hombre fue acribillado enfrente de su casa.---y el domingo, 7 personas fueron asesinadas... los cuerpos de dos de las victimas fueron decapitados y colgados de un puente. esta noche los goles estuvieron a la orden del dia en el partido de futbol entre mexico y venezuela... bernardo osuna nos da un adelanto. ya tenemos listo a bernardo osuna y los detalles del juego amistoso ent

en combate demando al lider de las protestas por difamacion y violacion de la vida privada..en un tribunalnstancias menores obtuvo cerca de 11millones de dolares por danos. en puerto rico, 133-personas fueron arrestadas en el marco de la mayor operacion contra la corrupcion policial en los mas de 100 anos de historia del fbi...el secretario de justicia, eric holder, dijo que 750 agentes viajaron a la isla para realizar las redadas con las que se desmantelo un esquema de proteccion policial a distribuidores de drogas... 89-de los detenidos son agentes de orden publico retirados o en actividad...la operacion, bautizada como "la caseta del guardia", implico la participacion de mil agentes del fbi entre julio del 2008 y septiembre del 2010... los acusados prestaban proteccion con armas de fuego y de reglamento a traficantes de estupefacientes, y a cambio recibian pagos entre 500 y 4.500 dolares por cada operacion...las autoridades dijeron que perseguiran a todos los corruptos. e no ublevacion policial de hace seis dias, y afirmo que en cualquier momento algun loco les puede meter un tiro... en

. >> los policÍas arrados se encuentran en el tribunal federal de distrito en san juan entre los detenidosgobernador y policÍas con mÁs de 20 aÑos de del del gobernador y policÍas con mÁs de 20 aÑos de oraultima horaultima horah@ultÓa ofrecer municiones y ultima hor cÓmo robar armas. tenemos 26 pliegos ultimaama ho celebrÓ la inclusión y acusÓ a los implicados de criminales. >> son criminales que vistieron el uniforme de la policÍa y esperamos que caerÁ todo el peso de la ley. >> los acusados podrÍan enfrentar una pena mÍnima de 10 aÑos o hasta cadena perpetua por el cargo de oratima hconspÓ la vista formal serÁ el prÓximo 12 de octubre. >> pasando a otros temas vÍctor lÓpez un presidente de fresno, california pasÓ de la noche a lÓpez un presidente de fresno, california pasÓ de la noche a la manera de ser un cima horaula violada por un hombre de 24 aÑos. salvador durÁn hablÓ con Él. >> vÍctor lÓpez se ha convertido en un hÉroe para los residentes de la ciudad de convertido en un hÉroe para los residentes de la ciudad de fresno, horama horaultima horal va. >> el sospechoso fue identificado

. >> tribunal federal restauro la ley qule impide que homosexual no entren al ejñrcito , con esto elon sexial . >>2 millones de carreolas deberán ser sacadas del mercado producto peligro de niños. >> coches como este dan al muerte a 4 niños. >> es peligro serio , por eso estamos exortando a padres que miren si tieene estos coches. >> se anuncio el retiro del mercado de estos . >> los niños menores que no estñn asegurados podrían quedar atrapados. >> tienen espacio amplio en el asiento con bandeja si un niñlo se voltea y se mueve su cabeza podría quedar atrapada. >> se detuvo antes de la producción . >> se puso un espacio para que sea pas pequeño así que estamos llamando a las gente que comprueben para ver si cumplen. >> estos coches se vendieron el 2007 si tiene productos no los usen y llame al la compañía . >> ahora vamos de vuelta a los estudios. . >> ahora vamos a una pausa comercial pero antes , un adelanto de los detalles de las noticias que veremos al volver en univisión noticias... el gusto a al tortura. >> así es mientras new york yankees rescantan serie , giants de san franc

el peru tiene en el tribunal de la haya un diferendo por los lÍmites marítimos pendientes y bolivia permanentemente m >> el presidente de brasil se sumergiÓ de lleno en la campaÑa a favor de su candidata a quien acompaÑÓ a este fin de semana en un evento en san pablo. para este domingo tenÍan preparada una actividad similar en rÍo de janeiro. en un paÍs como el salvador, un llamado a vivir en paz es en un paÍs como el salvador, un llamado a vivir en paz es e semnoti uni fin de semnoti une llamado "yo quiero vivir en paz". >> tratar bien a los semejantes y ser mas tolerantes es la fÓrmula que numerosas organizaciones estÁn proponiendo para vivir en paz. >> una labor que implica tener una nueva actitud ante los demÁs y poner fin a los problemas de convivencia que tenemos en nuestra comunidad, en nuestro municipio. >> ademÁs de la violencia, el salvador sufre un elevada tasa de violencia social. ocho de cada 10 homicidios son resultados de conflictos entre familiares o conocidos. una muestra evidente de la falta de tolerancia y respeto que prevalece en este paÍs. >> ojalÁ algÚn dÍa podamos resolver nu