donde estÁ isabel, voluntarios y agentes con perros entrenados buscan a una niÑa hispana en tucson.n prostitutas en colombia. y con luces y golpes, el debate sobre inmigraciÓn. se desata en kau drcuadrilÁtero la ediciÓn lunes en telemundo comienza ya. . >>> noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz-balart >>> hola que tal, buenas tardes, en tucson arizona, hay una carrera contrarreloj, para encontrar a una niÑa hispana desaparecida de su habitaciÓn de la madrugada del viernes. sus familiares desesperados, la comunidad preocupada y cada minuto que pasa, las esperanzas se van... desde ahÍ cristina londoÑo reporta. >>> el rostro de isabel mercedes estÁ en todas partes. su rastro sigue frÍo. y la policÍa, anuncio que ex entendiÓ su bÚsqueda a un basurero cercano. >>> estÁ buscando ay! isabel?. >>> si, ay! isabel y no es que la hayan asesinado. >>> y segÚn la familia, la pequeÑa desapareciÓ de su propia cama el viernes en la noche. la policÍa se asegura que la llamada al 911, fue hecha desde su casa. >>> no puedo creer no puedo creer. >>> parece ojalÁ que sea un sueÑo. la comunidad entera se ha

. >>> in tucson they're searching for a missing 6-year-old girl. the parents of isabel mercedes say they discovered her missing when they went to wake her up yesterday morning. they say they last saw her friday night when she went to bed. her family is still in shock over her disappearance. >> you don't think anything like that would actually happen to you. all of a sudden you wake up one morning and you're in that scenario. and confusion. you know, everything -- all -- everything goes through your mind. you're angry, upset, confused. >> officers are conducting a good search. we have bloodhounds to pick up any scent of the little girl and cordoning additional resources to try to get to the bottom of where it this girl may be. >> police are expected to hold a news conference any minute now. >>> united nations cease-fire monitors are on the ground in syria. this is amateur video shot today. u.n. monitors are touring towns hammered by more than a year of shelling and street fighting. the u.n. security council voting yesterday to boost from 30 to 300 m

and, you know, it's really not that far from tucson.police are now concentrating on the mexican border town of nogales. about an hour south of tucson. it's a fluid border region where hundreds cross daily to shop. police say it's the logical next step in the search for isabel. a possible key witness has come forward. one of the men in this surveillance video. police hope that he and the four others with him may have seen something the night that 6-year-old isabel celis went missing. this video shows them walking in the direction of her house the night she vanished. >> the whole key of this case is going to be one person coming forward saying, i know where isabel is or i saw her yesterday, or i believe this person may have her. and that's what you're trying to do by expanding publicity and expanding jurisdiction. >> reporter: police are not yet saying what he has told them, but it comes as the search for isabel widens now crossing over into mexico. saturday, u.s. marshals asked mexican police for help checking hotels, bus terminals and o

con el arresto de 200 estudiantes, angustiosa bÚsqueda de la niÑa desaparecida mientras dormÍa en tucsonna, se analiza un videoe de seguridad, investigaciones pasan la frontera rumbo a mÉxico, hasta el agua le niegan a inincumentados afectados por la ley h b 56 de alabama un dramÁtico caso, y los actores pantalla para vivir u fuga como la que comentab con la premiada pelÍcula, vamos con la informaÓn. ♪. ♪. este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix de vedu, y lourdes ramos. >>> buenas tardes, y gracias por acompaÑarnos, bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana, violento enfrentamiento de estudiantes y policÍas, incendiaron vehÍculos y bloquearon avenidas, mÁs de 22 detenidos pauna gÓmez. >>> estudiantes protestaron en michoacÁn contra el gobierno del estado, incendiaron tres vehÍculos y retuvieron automÓviles oficiales, bloquearon avenidas, y provocÓ un enfrentamiento, fuerzas de operaciones y policÍas federales ingresaron a tres albergues estudiantiles para tomar las vehÍculos, los recibieron a pedradas, dispararon bombas de gas lacrimÓgeno y bombas de agua. >>> lo

buscando a isabel mercedes solis de 6 os de edad de origen mexicano que desapareciÓ de su cuarto en tucsonparecer ha recibido un centenar de stas, pero isabel no aparece, carla gÓmez nos habla de la bÚsqueda donde participan policÍas voluntarios y perros adiestrados. >>> ya es el tercer dÍa de intensa bÚsqueda de las autoridades en tson arizona por tratar de lalizar a la pequeÑa isabel mercedes de 6 aÑos de edad, quien seguirÉ portaron u segÚn reportaron sus families desapareciÓl vines, >>> hasta este punto no sabemos sÍ fuen secuestro, si fue una situaciÓn,erente >>> poliÍa de tucson no quiere dar mucdelles porque es muy pa l informaciÓn con la que cuent. no se ha y distinto fikidentifÚu sospechoso. >>> se han lvado a cabo 4 bÚsquedas de toda la vind, tambiÉn usando diferentes kanin js los detectives han visitado puerta por puerta y verificando el testimonio 17 personas veg registrados como te predadores sexuales, el fbi avanzan en la investigaciÓn >>> laasa de la famil fÉnix continÚacordÓ nada por la policÍa los pads y hermanos de isabel estÁ de regreso,ero los vestigadores del f solicit

this isn't csi tucson. where we are going to solve this in aahour.t is going to take us awhile. 3mexican law enforccment officials are also helping search for isabel. police are looking at the possibility that she was taken there because its so close to tucson. one of the secret service agents at the heart of thh coloobia prostitution candal has been identified. arthur huntington of severna &p who had a dispute in the hotel room with a prostitute over how much she'd get paid.in a separate incident, a -s government contractoo says before president obama's arrivaalto el salvador last year... a dozen secret service aggnts went to a strip club .... where agents drank vvi-p section where sexual or a favors were provided in return ffr cash. "throughout my career i have been on advance teams, i have supervised advance teams, and detail on two different occasions, and i have never wittessed anything of this magn" magnitude."huntington declined to comment...he has left the secret service...but its un- clear under what circumsttaces. wicked weather hits missou

cu --en tucson, arizona, una familia vive una pesadilla. hija de apenas 6 aÑos desapareci el fin de semana de su propia casa. --cristina londoÑo tiene la historia! take pkg 00:02 00:16 00:35 00:50 01:25 01:42 take pkg el rostro de isabel mercedes celis de 6 anos esta en todas partes.... pero su rastro sigue frio, y la policia anuncio que extendio su busqueda a un basurero cercano. ===sot teniente fabian pacheco 1:48:41 "y estan buscando a isabel -si a isabel y todo lo que representa evidencia -pero no es necesariamente que la hayan asesinado - exactamente, no necesariamente eso"==== segun la familia, la pequena desaparecio de su propia cama el viernes en la noche. la policia asegura que la llamada al 911 fue hecha desde su casa ====insert sot miami hector rodriguez/abuelo de isabel "todavia es algo que no puedo creer no lo puedo creer, ojala que fuera un sueno, pero no"==== la comunidad entera se ha movilizado y unido en oracion... y la mayoria de las casas de los vecinos han sido registradas ya varias veces.. ===sot linda pike/vecina de la

ciudad >>> la familia de la pequeña ha permanecido aislada, de hecho no están aquí en su casa de tucson que en un lugar alejado de los medios de comunicación. regresamos los estudios >>> gracias, salvador. >>> y estas son lasmágenes de una bebita en pakistán quenació con una rara enfermedad tiene un brazo adicional en su espalda y los doctores analizan si es posible operarla >>> el menor de 16 meses se metió la herramienta y lo hizo n tanta rapidez que no se la

the cleanest, san atake, new mexico, cheyenne, wyoming, prescott and tucson in arizona and albuquerque, new mexico. so the stock market getting a nice kick in the ticker after another stellar earnings report for the folks at apple all thanks to the sales of iphones and ipads. how many you wonder? get this, 31.5 million iphones and 11.8 million ipads. wow. the quarterly profit 11.62 billion. that's a 94% increase from last year. the wife of former dallas cowboys star dion sanders is speaking out about the divorce drama that left the couple facing legal trouble. the hall of famer was cited for misdemeanor assault and the wife arrested after a con frn station at the couple's mansion. sanders took to twitter to say she attacked him and his wife told reporters outside the jail she is being treated unfairly. >> i understand that i have very little chance at beating a hall

an all out search in tucson, arizona for this 6-year-old little girl. a mystery and the clues that point to a kidnapping. >> reporter: in the air and on the ground. swarms of fbi agents and the police are frantically searching tucson for 6-year-old isabel mercedes. last seen by her parents when they put her to bed on friday night. when her father came to wake her the next morning isabel was gone. >> you don't think anything like that would actually happen to you. and all of a sudden you wake up one morning and you are in that 7 is arkwroe. everything goes through your mind, angry, upset, frustrated, confused. >> reporter: her family believes she was kidnapped. her window was found open. the police called the disappearance suspicious but have not ruled out the possibility the first grader may of wondered off. >> she is six years old. she did not likely run away. so, we have to assume that as time passes there is greater likelihood that somebody took her. >> reporter: 58,000 children are abducted by nonfamily each year but only 5% of those are taken from

conmoción en tucson arizona. las autoridades no tienen pistas a esta hora.e una niña de 6 años que da faro zoi misteriosamente de su casa. tras un domingo de mal tiempo, un lunes tormentoso le espera a 10 estados del noreste del país. fuertes nevadas inundaciones, y vento rrons, se pronostican para las próxima horas. inusual silencio, de hugo sha chrez, el mandatario venezolan lleva más de una semana en kuf sin presentación pública alguna. incertidumbre en venezuela. vamos con toda la información. >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana. con felix. . >>> buenas noches y vb e idos al noticiero univisión el debate migratorio y con él las condiciones de vida de millones de personas, estarán en juego, en la corte suprema de justicia. donde se analizara la controversia ley 1070 de arizona. el asunto a resolver por el tribunal es sencillo, pero fundo pleno tal, pueden los estados establecer norma migratorias o lo puede hacer el gobierno federal. galo arellano nos explica lo que está en juego en esta discusión y cuando podría haber un veredicto. >>> esta s

this morning, the first-grader remains missing in tucson, arizona. a massive man hunt as aerial grid searches grow even wider. on the ground, check points as scores of police and federal marshalls locked down this tucson neighborhood. asking anyone if they have seen isabel mercedes. she hasn't been seen since her parents put her to bed. >> she was checked on this morning at about 8:00 when her father went to wake her up. she was not in her room at that point. >> reporter: police are exploring all possibilities. was she kidnapped? could she have wandered off? isabel's uncle and family spokesperson. >> you don't think anything like that will happen to you. everything goes through your mind, you're angry upset and confused. >> reporter: isabel's uncle told me that her bedroom window was open. >> they're, very, very upset, of course, her mother is beside herself as anyone else would be. we're trying to let the police officers do their deal as far as the investigation. as far as information. we're trying to piece this together. >> now, isabel's uncle told

. >> 24 hours after rick recorded his video, he left his tucson apartment and hit the freeway.through the arizona desert, he made his last phone call to his estranged wife, elixcia. >> he said he was afraid of dying. i told him that i believed in angels. and i told him that when he died, he would feel love that he never got to experience in this world. and he told me to keep telling me nice stories. different parts of the conversation, he's, like, i think i'm going to pull in here and kill myself. and i am just freaking out. it's like, what are you going to do? by this time he was really tired. i think he had been awake for like two days. and he just started mumbling words. he was like, i have to go now. he goes, i'm so tired. he said, i'm so tired of thinking. you know, he just -- a lot of -- he was just expressing thoughts, everything that was going through his mind. and then he -- he was like, i have to go now. >> i got in contact with my sister. well, i consider her my sister, because to me she is. she's not flesh and blood. but i'm talking about davida. she calls me someti

this morning, the first-grader remains missing in tucson, arizona. the second day of a desperate search with few clues and no suspects. a massive manhunt as aerial grid searches grow even wider. on the ground, checkpoints as scores of police, fbi agents and federal marshals virtually locked down this tucson neighborhood, asking anyone if they have seen 6-year-old isabel mercedes celis. the adorable first-grader hasn't been seen since her parents put her to put bed friday night. the nightmare began saturday morning when her father went to wake her up. he found her gone without a trace. >> she was checked on this morning at about 8:00 when her father went to wake her up. so they could start their day. she was not in her room at that point. >> reporter: police are exploring all possibilities. was she kidnapped? could she have wandered off? isabel's family has no doubt, they insist that she was kidnapped by a stranger. isabel's uncle and family spokesperson. >> you don't think anything like that would happen to you. all of a sudden, you wake up and you'r

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, ariz., where it was 112 degrees -- on roofs in tucson, ariz., where it was 112 degrees, and he would say to me, "mijo, i never want you to work like this. work with your head." so i want to thank him, and i want to thank my family. the best teachers that my children have had have been in san francisco. i am so proud to say the we are not only san franciscans, but we are parents of san francisco unified school children. my twin brother, ruben, he is my twin brother, and it is true. for being who you are and making daddy proud, even though i am hardly home, i am always thinking of you, and last and certainly not least, to my wife, estella, who takes care of the home, so i began did it my efforts to working alongside all of those teachers and parents and support staff and principles and everyone who makes of san francisco unified. thank you for your support. with that, i will only say i am extremely happy, extremely proud, extremely humbled by this this evening, and you may not have a superintendent, incoming superintendent that has been a superintendent before, but i guarantee you you

tonight, a community in tucson is hoping for another happy ending. isabel's parents and two brothers all live together in the same home and police say they've seen no sign of problems within the family. but david, late today, police did say they are still not ruling anyone or anything out. >> not ruling it out, as they so often don't do this early on in the investigation. tanya, thank you. >>> and here in new york tonight, investigators will press ahead first thing tomorrow in their renewed search for answers in the case of another 6-year-old, after a new discovery. etan patz vanished 33 years ago on his way to the school bus. it was the first day he walked to school on his own. authorities digging up a concrete basement floor in a building near that boy's former home. tonight, they are analyzing evidence, including what we are told is a stain on the concrete. though authorities are being extremely cautious about that find. >>> and this evening, we also take note, as so many americans did today, that it is earth day. the 42nd annual earth day, in fac

the community in tucson is hoping for another happy ending. isabel lives with her parents and two brothers in the same house. and police say they've seen no sign of problems within the family. but they did say that they are still not ruling anyone or anything out. tanya rivero, abc news, new york. >> scary to think, though, that it's someone that knew the child in some way as opposed to a total stranger. someone who had minimal contact. as you heard tanya report. that's always scary. police have issued two search warrants in the case. so far tight lipped about what for and if there's a short list of possible suspects. >> as they compare it to the elizabeth smart case. she was just a few miles away from her home for so many months. the immediate searching around that in the immediate vicinity there is just so important. >> we're seeing that in the etan patz case. less than a block from his home. just scarey. >> we wish them well. >>> meantime, scientists say a loud explosion heard across parts of nevada and california early yesterday was likely

my thoughts on the hearsay from the others. >> reporter: with powerful evidence like hearsay, the tucson school board had little choice but to end the mexican- american studies program, protecting kids from dangerous teachers like curtis accosta. >> our students are much more likely to graduate and go to college. their test scores have improved. most of all, they're excited about education so they can pursue it in their future lives. >> reporter: you do that by teaching them to hate white people? >> we don't teach them to hate white people. what we're trying to do is provide a more complex version of what has happened in our past so that our students are engaged and ask themselves critical questions and build their own understanding. >> reporter: critical thinking, more like critical brain washing. and it gets worse. >> they would, every week, go out and buy doritos and feed them to these kids. >> reporter: what? >> yes. what that does is that builds a... more of a bond between the teacher and the student. >> reporter: i'm loyal to this guy because he bought me doritos. >> right, right.

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she was last seen going to bed here inside her parents tucson home at 11:00 p.m. last friday. these two neighborhood boys played with her earlier that night. >> she was just a perfect little girl, having fun at a partiful, playing with her friends. >> reporter: smoornding, her mother left for work as a nurse at this hospital and apparently didn't check on her daughter before leaving. >> the morning that her daughter was gone missing, she was here at work very early. >> reporter: by 8:00 a.m., her father was telling police she was missing and that her window was open and the screen was taken out. right away, police launched a massive search, began interviewing neighbors and scouring a three-mile raid yus around the house, almost inch by inch. at a store nearby, this woman found herself face to face with isabel's brother, alone, and searching. >> he came in and he asked, did you hear anything, we were all sleeping and, you know, we didn't hear anything and next thing you know, she's gone. >> reporter: is this a kidnapping case? >> at this point, we're not prepared to call it a k

. >> heather: meantime, we told this intense search in tucson, arizona for a missing first grader.sabel stel la was last seen in her bed late friday night. her father discovered her missing. they are calling it suspicious and possible kidnapping. dozens of officers and various agencies are helping with the search. she is described as just under four feet tall weighing 44 pounds and hazel eyes. >> a showdown on immigration law heading to the supreme court this week. justices will have to decide whether the law interferes with the powers of the federal government by giving police too much power to pursue illegal immigrants. during an election year, the case carried big political stakes. take a look at this fox news poll in a brand-new poll out. immigration law has overwhelming support by a margin of more than 2-1. let's bring in our legal panel, david schwartz and kesha schwartz. the state of arizona is usurping federal authority because they are requiring among other things illegal aliens to carry registration papers to prove that they are here illegally. here is the thing. how it c

new surveillance video released in the case of a missing tucson girl. five possible new witnesses near her home the night isabel celis disappeared. who are they? and what could they know. >>> new rules. a new code of conduct for the secret service, after that prostitution scandal, including no more boozing. no more overnight guests in their hotel rooms. and check this out. agents will now have chaperons. >>> caught on tape. the dramatic moment a woman's purse is snatched. and she doesn't let go. dragged 150 feet. why these crooks picked the wrong woman to rob. >>> and it's the clash of the tiny titans. a battle for the ages. two puppies. but only one of them can have the title of the smallest in the world. which of these compact canines will take the crown? it's beyonce versus millie. the live event of the decade. >>> i overplayed it or underplayed it, by saying the live event of the decade. >> definitely. >> over? under, perhaps. >>> good morning, everybody. we're happy to have abc news correspondent, extraordinaire, and dog lover, sharyn alfonsi. >> i

currently serves a partner in a law firm with offices in tucson, phoenix, washington, d.c. state senator steve gallardo a member of the arizona state senate, representing district 13. he previously served in the arizona house of representatives from 2003 through 2009, he has served on numerous state and local boards and committees, and is the leading sponsor of the state senate bill, arizona state senate bill that would repeal sb-1070. todd landfried is the executive director of arizona employers for immigration reformer. a grassroots organization comprised of 400 small, medium, large businesses committed to federal immigration -- sensible federal immigration policy. mr. landfried's organization filed an amicas brief with the supreme court in opposition to sb-107 on purryour entire state will be read into the record. mr. pearce, you made proceed as you wish, sir. >> good morning. i am russell pearce, the author 0 and driving force behind sb-1070. which is overwhelmingly supported by citizens across this nation. thank you. chairman schumer for invite me here and before this

we'll have a live update from tucson, later today on "good morning america." >>> well, a hand-many-down kidney has been handed down once again. the same organ donated twice. doctors in chicago say ray fero's kidney started to fail two weeks after receiving it from his sister. instead of throwing out the organ, they transplanted it into 67-year-old irwin gomez. it's the first documented case where a kidney was taken from a living patient and recycled. >> wow. >>> an indiana teacher is now suing the catholic church and her former school because she was fired. emily herx says she was fired because she used in vitro fertilization. herx is married. she's not catholic. but she lost her job anyway. and a church pastor called her a, quote, grave, immoral sinner. >>> it's a big day in sports. the nfl brings in its newest class of millionaires tonight when the draft gets under way. as for last night's sports highlights, we get those from espn. >> good morning. i'm jorge andres. this is your "sportscenter" update. let's go to the ice for game seven. timmy thomas, one of the best mustaches against

last night, tucson residents held a candlelight vigil. have found no trace of the child so far. >>> it was hold on to your hat this weekend in northwest china. wind out of siberia bent trues, blasted vehicles with dust and sand. some could only hold on or be blown away. in one city, a wind gust hit a record 131 miles an hour. >>> one of the first pieces of debris from last year's japanese tsunami has washed up on u.s. shores. a soccer ball was found on middleton island, alaska, last month. it had japanese writing on it and traced to a teen in japan. the ball had traveled more than 5,000 miles. the man who found it plans to send the ball back to the boy. nice. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," football hall of famer dan marino. i'm michelle miller and this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ female announcer ] been looking for your pain reliever lately? now for your tough headache pain, turn to the long-lasting strength of aleve. problem solved. ♪ problem solved. >>> 4 minutes before 5:00

isabel celis disappeared from her home in tucson, arizona, last friday. police say the window in her bedroom was opened and they aren't sure if the girl was kidnapped or wandered off. her parents say they will do anything to bring her home. >> we're looking for you. we love you. and we miss you so much. and we will never give up. we will never give up looking for you. >> tucson police say they've scaled back their search and the fbi is working on a suspect profile. >>> police in england today asked officials in portugal to reopen the case of madeleine mccann. she disappeared on may 3rd, five years ago. scotland yard released an image yesterday of what she might look like now at 9 years old. they say there's a possibility she's still alive and have reviewed over 40,000 pieces of evidence and have identified 195 possible leads. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," the fed offers its outlook. and burger king takes a humane route. ashley morrison's here to explain all of that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, michelle. overseas markets were flat

and tucson's police chief says even more resources are being brought in to assist. >> we've used just about every resource we can find to try and help locate isabel. this is to include canine and blood hounds from the department of corrections. and we also even have dogs that are flying out here from quantico, virginia, from the fbi that specialize in these type of searches. >> at first, police classified the disappearance as a missing person case. tonight it's been reclassified as a suspicious lost child or possible abduction case. >>> four years after his run for president ended in scandal, john edwards is scheduled to be in court tomorrow. edwards is accused of misusing more than a million dollars in campaign funds to hush up the pregnancy of his mistress back in 2008. the former senator and one-time trial attorney is charged with six counts, including conspiracy, illegal use of campaign contributions and making false statements. edwards says the evidence will prove he did not know about the money. >> i finally get my day in court. and people get to hear my side of this. and what a