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i've seen it. >> reporter: "mcfarland usa," based on the true story of jim white, a new to town coachtial in the latino kids of this poor california farming town. >> you've croached cross country? >> no. >> track? >> no. >> there's something in our psyche that doesn't like when somebody says we can't do something. there's something specific about america, yes we can, i'll show sdplu. >> reporter: nearly all the kids in this immigrant town work in the fields to help their families get by. he's the underdog coach leading the ultimate underdog team. >> let's hit it again. >> there's that stark scene where the coach has them climb the almond pile. >> yeah. >> they pick these almonds. we just eat them. >> the resourceful nature that an underdog figures out how i'm going to train to compete. we don't have the big gym. we don't have the facility. who how do you outthink it? >> reporter: coach white teaches them to believe in themselves and their 10 yast. quietly shedding light on the back-breaking work of field labor. >> when you understand that that's not your life you also understand a lit

i think it's our country's best export >> usa! usa! usa! 2012 was a good year for walmart. but it was a bad year for bangladesh. >> it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history. walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains. but the company escaped accountability and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh, it's business as usual. fault lines travels there to investigate why. >> anybody out there know how many zeros are in half a trillion dollars. take it from a numbers guy, they're a lot. >> the fire at the tazreen fashions factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died. hundreds of others were injured. many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked, and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere. this is where workers jumped out the burning building onto the roof of this dormitory. there's bars on all windows so workers had to kick out at the exhaust fans and jump on the roof of this building. rokeya begum's daughter, h

usa wins 2-0./ what was that?>> a banana kick, or bender. >> and usa basketball said that anderson is out four to six weeks with a broken femur. >> now they say bend it like beckham. still ahead, after spending four weeks at number one, "american sniper" is not from the top of the box office. >> millions of disappointed powerball players will be heading back to work tomorrow. nobody matched all six numbers in the $380 million drawing. the jackpot now stands at $450 million for wednesday's drawing. it sounds hard to believe, but a sponge beat bradley cooper at the weekend box office. yes, the spongebob movie knocked "american sniper" from its four-week rein at number one. >> we don't really want to look at the rest of the week's forecast -- >> tomorrow 53, so at least we are slowly declining. read the umbrella heading out the door tomorrow. -- grabbed the number of the door tomorrow. 44 wednesday. a front moves through thursday, which could squeeze out some snow showers. what you will really notice is the bitterly

[en espaÑol] uno, dos tres, tres. >> [rÍe] "mcfarland, usa".ente a un espejo tomÁndose fotos a sÍ mismo, o sea, selfies, dibujando en un cuaderno a su esposa michelle y jugando basquetbol para promover su programa de salud conocido como "obama care". a algunos pudo haberlos hecho reÍr, a otros no les pareciÓ presidencial lo que hizo obama. >> [hablan en inglÉs] >> pero basta decir que obama se ha atrevido a hacer con humor lo que muy pocos presidentes en el mundo. dÍganos que piensa sobre esto y dÍganoslo univisiÓnnoticias.com. y con esto llegamos al final de nuestro programa. nos vemos la prÓxima semana, cuando juntos vayamos "al punto". gracias. >> las 7! ♪ ♪

we came here to usa today to find out who got the most bang for their buck. on football's branded stage the spotlight often shifts from the big game to the biggest advertising blitz of the year. >> commercials is actually a very big part of the game. it kind of like gets everybody interested they want you to see because of the funny commercials. you want to keep watching it. >> reporter: the annual advertisers dream, consumers seated at watch parties across the country paying close attention to commercials that range from the feel good variety to flashbacks to a series of celebrities turning punchlines on themselves. >> you got kim kardashian making fun of her narcissism and brett favre making fun of his what job can i find today and you've got a former james bond trying to figure out why he can't get an ad that looks like james bond anymore. >> reporter: inside what looks like a war room the team monitored more than 20,000 viewers to register to rate each commercial. a common theme emerged. >> think kind of the kumbaya bowl. this is the notion of advertisers

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[en espaÑol] uno, dos tres, tres. >> [rÍe] "mcfarland, usa".a ti. la inscripción abierta termina el 15 de febrero. ¡apresúrate! visita coveredca.com/espanol para encontrar ayuda gratis, confidencial y en persona. >> y ahora, vamos a ver la faceta mÁs cÓmica del presidente barack obama. no es fÁcil ver a un presidente haciendo comedia, pero eso es exactamente lo que hizo para el sitio de internet buzzfeed.com. el presidente aceptÓ salir bromeando frente a un espejo tomÁndose fotos a sÍ mismo, o sea, selfies, dibujando en un cuaderno a su esposa michelle y jugando basquetbol para promover su programa de salud conocido como "obama care". a algunos pudo haberlos hecho reÍr, a otros no les pareciÓ presidencial lo que hizo obama. >> [hablan en inglÉs] >> pero basta decir que obama se ha atrevido a hacer con humor lo que muy pocos presidentes en el mundo. dÍganos que piensa sobre esto y dÍganoslo univisiÓnnoticias.com. y con esto llegamos al final de nuestro programa. nos vemos la prÓxima semana, cuando juntos vayamos "al punto". gracias. >> hay que d

[en espaÑol] uno, dos tres, tres. >> [rÍe] "mcfarland, usa".haberlos hecho reÍr, a otros no les pareciÓ presidencial lo que hizo obama. >> [hablan en inglÉs] >> pero basta decir que obama se ha atrevido a hacer con humor lo que muy pocos presidentes en el mundo. dÍganos que piensa sobre esto y dÍganoslo univisiÓnnoticias.com. y con esto llegamos al final de nuestro programa. nos vemos la prÓxima semana, cuando juntos vayamos "al punto". gracias. hola, quÉ tal, el toluca de manteles largos y busca cerrar su semana con un triunfo ante santos. no podemos celebrar sin antes recordar de lo grandioso de cardoso en la historia de los diablos rojos. >> el santo quiere mantener su paso goleador, lo quiere hacer ante toluca. para afianzarse. >> en la jornada del sÁbado tuvimos goles, heroes, villanos y atajadas para cerrar broche de oro. >> se mueve la pelota.

usa today reporting that according to the information that we have obtained the front page showing ingital age crisis 911 may not be able to find you. >> reporter: when your 911 call goes to a cell tower it might not be the closest tower to you but instead the closest tower operated by your cell provider. then the call is sent to the 911 center in that cell tower jurisdiction. at this time the dispatcher can see the phase 1 information. that's just the location of the cell tower your car is connecting through. after your call comes in, the system transmits a digital request back to the wireless network asking for the phone's location. if possible, the wireless network will use triangulation or gps to locate your phone. this is called phase 2 data. the exchange can take seconds or minutes but sometimes it doesn't return any location at all. tonight we test area 911 systems to see if they can find us or not. and the nots may shock you. we'll show you a case in which a woman died, which proves this really is a deadly flaw in the system nationwide. >> we look forward to seeing it tonight

evidencia, que la mariguana especialmente en los usa los primeros meses de embarazo donde el feto puede ser afectado, mayormente entre ellos disminuciÓn del diÁmetro encefÁlico de la cabecita. >> disminuciÓn de peso muchos consideran que la regulaciÓn de mujeres embarazadas dar antes de la legalizaciÓn de la hierba. >> esos un debate que se cree quedar a nivel polÍtico y social hay un debate que se tiene que dar mÉdico investigativo, hay un debate que se tiene quedar en el seno de la familia segÚn los representantes de la marihuana. >> segÚn recientes estudios de organizaciÓn de salud del estado de colorado el incidente o psicoactivo de la mariguana, es transmitido al bebÉ gestante a travÉs de la placenta y la leche materna en denver samuel rivera univisiÓn. >> durante dÉcadas las parejas

now, the company that owns this plant is jbs usa. they're one of the largest meat processors in the world. they tell nbc10 in a statement that workers here will be getting grief counseling that they're devastated by this deadly attack but they would not answer questions about past incidents at the plant. live in franconia township, randy gyllenhaal, "nbc10 news." >>> happening now, atlantic city mayor delivering his state of the city address in less than an hour from now. mayor is expected to talk about plans to cut $15 million from the city's payroll budget amid a.c.'s casino crisis. guardian is addressing city council at tonight's meeting under way right now. >>> we're learning more tonight about the expansion of atlantic city's iconic steel pier. plans call for a new ferris wheel, zip line and restaurants. there's also a rebuilt boardwalk and an elevated walkway planned for the northeast inlet neighborhood. city council expected to approve both measures tonight. >>> richard stockton college in new jersey just a short time they off

in third place, chris and don playing for help usa. they got 100 points. and leading the pack, jake and alisyn playing for homes for our troops. they have 350 points. [ cheers and applause ] still very much anybody's game. our next game is match make. match people, pets or things significant to a particular president. the team who makes the most matches in the shortest amount of time earns 40 points. the first team to the magic wall. let's get started. jake and alisyn, since you're in the lead, we'll let you go first this time. [ cheers and applause ] all right. let's check this out. these are the three categories. you get to pick one category. >> what do you like? >> you're good at music, right? >> but we should go with your strong suit. >> the buck stops here, face the music. >> you're not going to -- >> could mean anything, frankly. >> let's do the buck stops here, i guess. >> the buck stops here. all right. category is currency. here are a list of the presidents. i'm going to press this. another list will come up here. you have to link currencies to th

on usa.s and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to kevin costner, portia de rossi, david frei, and frisbee and alexi everybody. [ cheers and applause ] i think i might keep them. and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: good evening and welcome to "last call." i'm carson daly. tonight, we're coming to you from the world famous kroq studios here in los angeles. i do a little radio show out of here from time to me. so, it's good to be doing the late night show here. tonight, we got a great line-up from top to bottom. in our oscar spotlight, "song of the seas" tomm moore is here. for music, gap dream makes their tv debut from the troubadour. but right now, we're going to kick it off and go to los property bar and sit down with game-changing film maker, spike lee. some of his notable credits, of course, include "do the right thing," "malcolm x," "bamboozled" and "inside man." his latest film, however, is the romantic horror film,

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stuff, that's a bali think we as a culture have yet to figure out >> based on a true story "mcfarland, usaevin costner >> even if you look at the smiles of their facing running you can see how happy they were >> hugh grant stars in the row mat be comedy "the rewrite." >> hi, i am hugh grant >> clark duke >> rob corddry >> and i am adam scott. you have watching "made in hollywood" >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪ >>> the guys from hot tub time machine are back in hot water when they attempt to go back in the past but end up in the future in "hot tub time machine 2" >> i am clark dude, >> i am rob corddry >> and i am adam scott >> here say scene from "hot tub time machine 2" right here >> ready for another dip? >> i think this time i wilin vent yoga pants. >> how far back did we go? >> 2025. >> oh, pie god. you are nick weber. let's take a picture. >> let's just get up up-to-date. in a nutshell. where do we find the guys in "hot tub time machine 2". >> having realized their problems have not been solved by money and fame >> but they are

there are 65,000 spaniards singing along with him, "i was born in the usa. i was born in the usa." say, no you weren't born in the usa. it is a testimony to the power. --of particularity. springsteen, he had two first albums that were not successful, third album, "born to run," was very successful. the trajectory for him would have been to go big, to do frankly what taylor swift has done, to become ubiquitous and to move out of his roots and become a popstar, that would be a normal trajectory. he got into a legal difficulty but he took an artistic turn so he went back to his roots, more new jersey small town, a darker vision, "darkness on the edge of town" was the album. it was a return to what he knew well. what struck me was that the decision was brave but also artistic genius. because people will react, they will enter the world with you. they enter the harry potter world. they enter tolstoy's world. i was with the spaniards and the things from new jersey route nine, asbury park -- they knew all of that. it is really a lesson for people doing creative life, to stay rooted in tha

el elote tambipen, como la gente usa la creatividad. usa la creatividad.ce, california. karla: vamos con nuestro luis sandoval, que no tiene mucho quÉ enseÑar, hablando de comida. luis: gracias! estamos transmitiendo desde el boys and girls club, donde nos enseÑan a comportarnos correctamente. ¿saben comportarse, niÑos? niÑos: sÍ! luis: nos acompaÑa la maestra katya lee. katya: los modales siempre son una reflexiÓn de nuestra familia, de lo que nuestros padres nos han enseÑado. y cuando eres adulto, ya sabes comportarte cuando sales a comer. luis: vamos a comenzar con lo que no se debe de hacer. niÑos: buuu! luis: no debes de poner los codos en la mesa. ¿por quÉ, Ángel? Ángel: es mala educaciÓn. katia: cuando veo a alguien con los codos en la mesa, tengo que llamar a la policÍa de codos! todos: policÍa, policía! luis: no te preocupes, ya sabemos que tÚ eres bien portado. a ver, katia, tambiÉn me enseÑaban que tienes un mantelito. es importante que las mamÁs y papÁs lo tengan en casa, porque con muchos colores y de forma divertida le enseÑamos a los niÑos a

[applause] >> i'm one of the last ones and the good news is that i am from usa today so i will be briefr] is not a great line? i would really like to take credit for it, but i heard it the first time about 15 years ago. and i think that bob newhart trademarked it. but it's much as i wanted to use that, i am from the usa today investigative team and what i should really say is get comfortable, folks. i won this award for a five part series that ran 17000 words and something that does not show up personally. but to make the point that a lot of you might know is actually doing some serious hard-hitting investigative journalism and i am very grateful to the foundation for recognizing that in a more grateful and proud to be working with this incredible team of people. including a creative group of people that did terrific stuff online and who are here with us. so keith and everyone and shannon greene and terry burns and everyone. i encourage all of you to go to the usa today website and we have a link up there for the investigation. it is next to the card ashy and video gallery. [laughter] a

. >> la cetej agrupa la mayor parte de los maestros en guerrero los usa como pretexto para presionar,magisterial. >> mientras tanto, durante la conferencia nacional de gobernadores el presidente peÑa nieto respaldÓ su pronunciamiento en favor de la vigencia del estado derecho en todo el paÍs. las actuaciones del gobierno de la repÚblica tendrÁ en los hechos de guerrero y en cualquier otro caso cera con la ley en la mano. >> se sabe que algunos casquillos encontraron en las inmediaciones del centro convenciones de acapulco, lugar de donde fueron desalojados los profesores. hasta el momento la informaciÓn, sÍ hay una investigaciÓn al respecto. alejandro roldÁn, univisiÓn. >> desde maÑana serÁ legal consumir hasta 60 gramos de mariguana en la capital del paÍs, la medida fue votada en noviembre por habitantes de columbia, entre otras medidas permite que cada individuo cultive hasta 6 plantas de mariguana para su consumo personal, el consumo legal de cannabis ha sido probado en colorado, washington y alaska con fines recreativos. >> dos de los temas que concentra la atenciÓn del gobierno s

. >> and analyze this an eye-opening pentagon report uncovered by usa today that tried to get inside vladimir putin's head a dangerous place. >>> striking back as jordan's king comforts the family of the pilot killed by isis more planes follow through the king's promise to shake the earth. >>> while at the national prayer breakfast today, president obama says isis is betraying islam. >> we see isil a brutal vicious death cult that in the name of religion carries out unspeakable acts of barbarism. ♪ >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. right now secretaries of state kerry is wrapping up a critical trip to ukraine, a full day of crisis meetings focused on the renewed violence in donetsk and possibility of u.s. arming troops. he also had a message for vladimir putin. >> far from meeting the commitments, russia and separatists are seizing more territory, terror sizing more citizens and refusing to participate in serious negotiations. let there be no doubt about who is blocking the prospect of peace here. >> joining me now is former u.s. ambassador to russia. thank you very mu

. >> dozens of youngsters had a chance to check out the upcoming disney movie mcfarland usa in manayunk before released look at that guys way given the privilege of speaking to the crowd beforehand. they were all members ever the police athletic league and parents were invited guests to this official disney screening and mcfarland usa is based on inspiring movie of poor latino teenagers that rose from obscurity to become a championship cross country team. disney is the parent company of 6abc. thanks for inviting me. "castle" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han eva pilgrim and chris sauers. for jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez, good thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any pro

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i'm david schoumacher for economics usa.tioning is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1986 educational film center annenberg media ♪ nenberg media ♪ august 1914. as europe goes to war, america slides deeper into still another recession people despair and ask "why is the economy so unstable?" the business cycle proves capitalism has failed, according to karl marx but joseph schumpeter sees these cycles as proof of the glorious success of capitalism. is either man right? 1929 is the year of collision between 19th-century economic theory and 20th-century economic reality.

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stagflation, a problem we'll consider in a future edition of economics usa.his is david schoumacher. captioning made possible by the annenberg/cpb project captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1986 educational film center ♪ programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. annenberg media ♪ nenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. annenberg media ♪ one of its major banks the knickerbocker trust, closes. one man commits suicide. the banking system nearly collapses. what is it about banking that could lead to such a calami? inhe 192 the banking system helped spread prosperity.

. >> the good old eu, the wicked usa, that was a common notion perhaps here in europe but it is the eu that now stands accused of undermining certain us standards. the eu wants less regulation for banks. we get to see several documents, marked confidential and restricted, for internal use only. the documents show the eu is backing the interests of its banks in a big way. we show the paper to somebody from finance watch which in principal isn't opposed to ttip. >> here there is a mention that no legislation should be introduced that influences market participants in doing their business. it's this infamous wording that the legislation should not be any more burdensome than necessary. so for us this really is a very questionable step towards further liberalisation especialy in the area of financial markets. could it be that the eu of all institutions wants to let the banks off the leash where regulating them is concerned? the eu is opposed to the stricter us stipulations. the usa demands large foreign banks meet higher standards if their annual turnover amounts to more than 43 billion eu

we'll investigate that with the help of economics analyst richard gill on economics usa.d times. we've seen a lot of them over the years. 1932 and the years that followed were different. the hoover administration tried to popularize the word depression. they thought it a milder word that would soothe the american public. by 1932, hope was about gone. the depression was more than an economic problem. it was human calamity. millions went hungry some to starvation. proud people begged on street corners asking for pennies to feed their children for jobs that no longer existed. the economic devastation seemed total. things couldn't possibly get worse, and yet they did. over 4,000 banks failed. the value of stocks dropped from $89 billion to $15 billion. national income dropped. investment, savings, consumption-- everything plummeted. 14 million people, 1/4 of the work force were without jobs. the agricultural economy a refuge in earlier depressions suffered during the 1920s then collapsed in the 1930s. nothing seemed to halt the downward spiral. how did people respond? eric se

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prÉstamo, tienes el derecho de devolver el auto dentro de un perÍodo de 10 dÍas, para mÁs informaciÓn usala pantalla. nos vemos la prÓxima con mÁs consejos aquÍ en el mes de la oportunidad de noticias 14.1 de los programas mÁs populares para que estÉ presente sus impuestos hoy confirmÓ que detuvo sus procesos de manera temporal por fraudes la empresa detrÁs dijo que se ha incrementado las estafas ademÁs descubrirÁs solicitudes hechas a su nombre cuando recibÍan un piso de rechazo el aÑo pasado proceso 30 millones de declaraciones de impuestos. >> hoy hablaremos de los cinco beneficios escondidos del sexo para su salud. >> les tendremos los vÍdeos que fueron titulares, algunos bastante insÓlitos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ---las relaciones sexu >> las relaciones sexuales tienen beneficios ocultos para los hombres, los investigadores dicen que hacer el amor con su pareja ayuda a los hombres a hacer ejercicio tambiÉn nos hace mÁs felices, mejora su sistema inmunolÓgico, les baja la preciosa niÑa, les ayuda a salir mejor y por si fuera poco los hace inteligentes. si se pregunta quÉ tan seguido debe tener sexo? d

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this one saying he's open to returning to priorities usa. there's been an effort to smooth things over. and it brings back echoes of 2008 when the clinton machine was expected to be a cash juggernaut. but fighting among cliques got in the way of that. >>> shifting our attention to business news. and news of a possible privacy infringement by samsung. this is really fascinating, jeff, about the smart tvs. the samsung product. and whether or not they have the capability to listen in on your private conversation and what that means for the owners of these tvs. >> absolutely. it's a privacy infringement if you allow it to happen. but it's all part and parcel of the new technology in samsung televisions that allow them to be voice-activated. and the microphone will be in the handset. and the point here is this is double-edged toward of new technology. on the one hand, great. you don't have to get up from the sofa. you can use your voice-activated system on your tv to get it to search for what you want it to find. but samsung pointing out in the p

. >> usa! usa! usa! >> ready? go back.x'( f4:jruants to know who came in fourth? governor jeb bush at 8%. in fourth place ben carson. dr. carson received 11% of your vote this year. in third place, current u.s. senator ted cruz. that means we have a runner up and a winner. and this year they were separated by five points. very close this year for cpac straw poll. and actually, ladies and gentlemen, as you'll see, let me take your first choice and your second choice combined. they're separated by two points. i think is the cpac straw poll represents how fluid and open the race is. so the two winners -- matt is going to tell you the actual winner. i'm going to tell you the first runner up and the winner. the two top vote getters were senator rand paul and governor scott walker! >> all right. could we get a drum roll! come on! how about the audience, can i get a drum roll from you? show us the slide. the winner of the cpac 2015 presidential straw poll is rand paul. all right! way to go! wasn't cpac awesome? okay, we have one more slide. we're almost done. there we go

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in my "usa today" column about five years ago, maybe six years ago, i wrote a column about twitter. should you tweet? i said no! it was blasphemous. but what was interesting was it became the most popular thing for all the wrong reasons that i ever wrote. what happened was the twitter people got ahold it. they brought started tweeting, this strauss guy is an idiot. it went viral. that's when the light went on for me. oh, there is something to it. i think for most small businesses t can help you brand your business if you do it consistently. again and again and again. you have to make a commitment to it as you would with any of your marketing. the second is this is what i learned from a woman named ginny dietrich. she said social media is also social networking. you can meet people you would not otherwise normally meet and make relationships that you would not otherwise make and get new business that you would not otherwise get. that's a great proposition for social media. >> i think social media is helpful if you're using it in the way your target customers are using it. or else you

in my "usa today" column five or six years ago when i was first writing about social media, i wrote a column about twitter. should you to the? and i said no! it was blasphemous. but what was interesting was it became the most popular thing for all the wrong reasons that i ever wrote. because twitter got ahold of it this strauss guy is an idiot, but then it went viral and there was something i didn't get. for most small businesses, the value proposition is two-fold it can help you brand your business if you do it consistently again and again and again. you have to make a commitment to it as you would with any of your marketing. the second is and this is what i learned from a woman named jenny, i think she may have been on your show before jj jenny wrote me to say, what social media does it's also social networking. and what you can do with it is meet people you otherwise wouldn't normally meet and make relationships you otherwise wouldn't normally make and therefore get new business that you otherwise wouldn't normally get. that is a great proposition for social media. >> and i think a