. >>> y la participación de luis valdez del teatro campesino la cultura del día de los muertos es para que la tradicion y cultura vivirÁ un buen trecho en el tiempo . >>> bonito reportaje , felicidades . >>> nos vamos a una pausa , y al regreso , desde san francisco hasta washington dc , estudiantes indocumentados , víajaronmas de 3 mil millas para que aprueben el dreammack , el vaticano algo cumplió más de 300 años y las condiciones del tiempo . >>> días despejado , pero vemos nubes medias y altas les traigo el prónostico más adelante , ya volvemos no se vaya . ---un grupo de Óvenes indocumentados organizaron una procesÓn en la que han recorrido Ás de 3-mil millas con el objetivo de enviar un mensaje muy claro: l . >>> con el objetivo de envíar un mensaje claro que la acción diferida no es suficiente , que introdusca el acta de los sueños desde la capital claudia tiene todos los pormenores . >>e> stos estudiantes , caminaron más de 3 mil millas para el acta del sueño y esperan que se vuelva a presentar en el congreso . >>> queremos volver a introducir en dreammack en el congreso por q

juan valdez?my god. >> reporter: where would "friends" go to meet without coffee and what would take coffee's place? nearly 7 million tons of beans are produced worldwide each year. coffee is the world's second most traded commodity behind oil. over 80% of americans drink it, spending on average $164 a year. >> diet coke will still be around. >> maybe we can go with some synthetic thing to replace it. >> i'd have to find another alternative source of energy. >> reporter: now skeptics of global warming will tell you it's tempest in a teapot but regardless even if the worst case scenario would come true, that's 68 years away, so anybody enjoying their coffee, take heart that we will be extent before the coffee bean according to the study. have a great day. >> thank you. enjoy your coffee. we appreciate it. we should say while we had a little bit of fun, global warming no joke. >>> coming up here, holiday shopping season starting early for criminals. surveillance video of thieves stealing stuff that

. >> valdÉz dice que las llamadas novias del narco no son inocente para que saben lo que hacen pero als de estas jÓvenes lo hacen por necesidad vienen de estratos econÓmicos de pobreza. >> marÍa susana en lugar de corona, recibiÓ una tumba. >> en mÉxico, raÚl torres, telemundo. >> sin embargo, la joven modelo no era buscada por la policÍa no se le acusaba de nada, aunque el vehÍculo habian armass y drogas, es vigilado por elementos del ejÉrcito pero otro casÓ ocurrio en sinaloa, la joven aspirante desapareciÓ durante 2 semanas, segÚn la policÍa la joven estuvo con un grupo de criminales, aunque no declarÓ si se la llevaron secuestrada o fue por su propio voluntad. josÉ. >> raÚl torres, directamente desde la capital mexicana seguimos en mÉxico en donde el presidente electo enrique peÑa nieto se prepara para viajar a washington para reunirse con el presidente obama y lÍderes del congreso, la casa blanca anuncÓo que enviarÁ a mÉxico una delegaciÓn de alto nivel a la po posiciÓn de peÑa nieto que asumirÁ el prÓximo sÁbado, la delegaciÓn estadounidense encabezada por el vice presidente joe

juan valdez?ould friends go to meet without coffee. >> and what would take coffee's place? nearly 7 million tons of beans are produced worldwide each year. coffee is the world's second most traded commodity behind oil. over 80% of americans drink it, spending on average $164 a year. >> diet coke will still be around? >> maybe we can go to some synthetic thing to replace it. >> i'll have to find another alternative source of energy. >> john muller, abc news, new york. >> 5-hour energy strip. 5-hour energy drink. >> man, start stocking up. get some diet coke. whatever you have to do. hang in, folks. >> man, start stocking up. get some diet coke. whatever you have to do. hang in, folks. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable. the rid-x septic subscriber program helps prevent backups by sending you monthly doses right to your door so you will never forget to maintain your system. sign up at rid-x.com. [ wife ] a beached whale! lawn clippings! a mattress. a sausage link. mermaid. hon

stand firm on this one i very much doubt it if you look back at what happened with the exxon valdez spill it didn't take long for exon to be back in the game. and the fines that they paid ended up being quite minimal a lot of people in talking about this story level of fines to b.p. it for an off the in dollars so far and yet they made. forty five billion dollars since that time in the nine quarters since that spill so the fine so far represents ten percent of b.p.'s profits which is hardly likely to deter them from asking for multiple minutes and they are the major company in the arctic for example drilling up there and have been for many years so i would concur with the conclusion that you just read out that i would start looking for new it's for b.p. to be drilling in the gulf within the next few months for sure all right. like other companies oil companies our own international their multinational companies so if it is b.p. and these other companies that are drilling what it really make us energy and independent. even if it's foreign owned oil companies that are doing the drilling yes

sepultaron a pascual pÉrez, como nos cuenta onicela valdÉz, jugÓ en grandes ligas, se sospechosa queo de los mejores peloteros que jugÓ en la grandes ligas de estados unidos, y su muerte es llorada por decenas de personas. >>> le agradezco todo, . >>> el beisbolista fue encontrado muerto por su ex esposa, fueron encontrados un martillo y un machete. >>> cuando le jale la sabana vi la sangre, y salÍ a buscar gente. >>> creen que el motivo de su muerte fue el robo, ya que tenÍa una pensiÓn de 4 mil dolares. >>> con una herida traumatica. >>> era una persona bien. quiero justicia. >>> quien sea tiene que pagar, no fue un perro que mataron, buen vecino que empresa. >>> al entierro fue su hermano carlos pÉrez. >>> quÉ consigan esta gente, no voy a estar tranquilo. >>> es lamentable, cuando uno llega lo primero con lo que se encuentra es con esto. da pena. >>> la pequeÑa comunidad de nigua dice que les preocupa que estÉn libres los asesinos. hay 10 personas detenidas, aguardan por los resultados de la autopsia. >>> gracias. y a solo 25 dÍas que se venciera el plazo, una mujer reclamÓ el pr

reforma migratoria.conozca los detalles esta tarde en el noticiero.el narcotraficante mexicano edgar valdezs capos.y los dueqos de una gasolinera en indiana regalaron cientos de boletos del powerball para atraer clientes esta maqana y la estrategia les dio resultado. mas esta tarde en noticiero univision. >> momentos de terror vivieron decenas de personas en un aviÓn en brasil sparece sacdao de un p peliÍcula de terro, nos cuentan de que se trata >> cuando se entra a un ascensor lo uÚltimo se quiere quedar a p atrapado en ese espacio, pero o llo pasaron varias personas que se dirigian a una cita fue muy t e tenebroso. >> los incredulos usuarios del asensor se dejan lelvar amabl e amablemente sin imaginr lar l a pesadilla de las puertas meta metalicas, primero un corte e c electrÉctrico, despues se queda una oscuridad total, eppero dp despuÉs esta tenebrosa criatura los espera y viven el susto de su vida, una y otra vez aquiells que se meten experimentan la m misma pesadilla, este hombre s casi muere del susto, al verse a atrapado con esta figura, pero la pequeÑa no es ningÚn fanta a fantasm

what would happen to juan valdez? where would friends go to meet without coffee?rly 7 million tons of beans produced worldwide each year, it's the second most traded commodity behind oil. over 80% americans drink it. >> diet coke will still be around? >> maybe some siynthetic thing o replace it. >> now, skeptics of global warming say it's temp's in a teapot. that's 68 years away. anyone enjoying their coffee this morning, take heart, we'll be extinct before the coffee bean. >> global warming is no joke. >>> coming up here -- holiday shopping season starting early for criminals. surveillance video of thieves stealing stuff that people put on layaway. >>> also ahead -- solo act. tween fa favorites justin bieber and selena gomez go their separate ways. >>> and, that's the video of the morning. how will this feline react to some yoga mat taunting. we'll freeze it right there. i was living with this all-over pain. a deep, throbbing, persistent ache. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain.

it is about coffee maker juan valdez. and she funnier than a woopi cushion made of flesh.is book comes out this tuesday and i trust it is slightly above meed yolker. don't trust me. in russia he is considered a beanie baby. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and sitting next to me gavin mcguiness, writer for talking mag.com and street carnage. >> what are you doing? >> i have something in my eye, lint. >> let's go to the thing. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> by the way, it has been a rough week for everybody, and there is serious stuff going on. we will try to have a fun, light show. and gavin, you need to be on your best behavior. >> coming up, buddy. >> i don't trust you at all. you are a sad, sick man. i can deem everything -- i condemn everything he does before he does it which puts me in the clear. correct? >> yes. it is a get out of me free card. >> a get out of you card. do i want to get out of you? i don't know. >> come on in. >> it is the new jam for fans of bam and it has more hero worship as they repeat the words. a pride of celebrities

what would happen to juan valdez?oh, my gosh. >> reporter: where would friends go to meet without coffee? nearly 7 million tons of beans produced worldwide each year, it's the second most traded commodity behind oil. over 80% of americans drink it. spending on average $164 a year. >> diet coke will still be around? >> maybe we can up with some synthetic thing to replace it. >> now, skeptics of global warming say it's all temptess in a teapot. that's 68 years away. anyone enjoying their coffee this morning, take heart, we'll be extinct before the coffee bean. according to this study. >> enjoy your coffee. we should say, though, although we had a little bit of fun, global warming is no joke. >>> coming up here -- holiday shopping season starting early for criminals. surveillance video of thieves stealing stuff that people had put on layaway. >>> also ahead -- solo act. tween favorites justin bieber and selena gomez go their separate ways. so, will they fare better than other young couples who have gone through very publ

. >> we started looking at this, we cleaning up oil on the surface hasn't changed since exxon valdez.d he improve it? >> i don't know but competition will bring it to the top. >> john: it's odd that you say i don't know. government assumption that someone in government does know but you are giving away this money, you say i don't know. >> we don't pick the winner in advance. research funding agency says you are good researcher, here is money. we flip it and say, i don't know which you have hundred teams are the best one but the one achieves it we will pay four. we only pay for success. >> i'm waiting for that great big check. >> so they offered $1.5 million prize for a faster way to clean up oil. >> 350 teams around the world and entered the competition. >> we gave it ourest shot. >> some teams didn't have any prior experience wit oil spills. >> how long have you been in the oil industry, i was asked, counting today? >> seven of the ten teams doubled the preexisting standard that had been used to clean up oil for the last 20 years. >> if we got this pump working. >> they met in las ve

nearly a mile high in valdez, alaska, bridgette meade is a favorite to win the world skiing championshipsirst run down the steep slope, disaster. slope, disaster. >> she was right away flying across the top of the ridge line. >> bridgette's friend tony harrington is snapping photos of the event near the top of the mountain and immediately knows his friend is in big trouble. >> unfortunately, when she came into view, she was flipping, going through the air. she didn't have both feet on the ground. >> bridgette's dad is watching the terrifying scene from the bottom of the mountain. his daughter is tumbling over and over, smashing head over heels into jagged rocks. >> i was pretty numb, actually. i just dropped my binoculars. i didn't really think she survived. >> it was about 300, 400 yards. i was just there, just freaking. she wasn't moving for the last 200 yards. she just slid on her back with her head facing down the hill. >> bridget's body is limp. she continues to slide down the mountain for what seemed like forever. finally, after about a minute and a half, she comes to a stop, nearly

. >> the spill was a hundred times larger than the exxon valdez, and it was all coal ash. >> you'd never heard of coal ash before kingston. >> never. >> never. >> never. >> wasn't a problem. >> well, it was a problem; we just didn't know. the problem is, where do you put all that stuff? here, the tennessee valley authority, tva, dumped up to 1,000 tons of coal ash every day into a wet pond near the plant, slowly amassing a waste cake 60 feet high. some of the ingredients, according to the e.p.a.: arsenic, lead, mercury, selenium, cadmium, and other toxic metals. you know, some people say that this is a poisoned meadow. >> i guess that's, you know, one way to describe it. it just doesn't belong here. it needs to come out. >> leo francendese is an environmental mr. fix-it. he was sent by the e.p.a. to clean up this mess. >> and in the wrong circumstances, coal ash is dangerous. breathing it, that's dangerous. >> the summer heat can bake the ash into a fine, talc-like powder that can wreak havoc on your lungs. and this is all coal ash right along here. so while the government has never form

. >> reporter: joe valdez bikes almost an hour to this gas station. he had to walk an hour and a halfback three towns over to get back to his car that ran out of gas. i want to show you what's still happening in ridgefield, new jersey. this is the gas tanks and the pricing right now, $3.55, that's about average what we're seeing across new jersey. this is a common sign, cash only. the reason why they're doing that is it's faster. they also make a couple more cents. police have been putting out cones, really common to see in new jersey along with police cars. this station, by the way, they got 9,000 gallons yesterday, they ran out. tamron, by our estimations, they'll probably run out today, by 10:00 p.m. or so. >> all right, richard lui live for us, thank you. if you would like to help the victims of hurricane sandy, you can logon to nbcnews.com, click on the how to help link for a list of organizations that are accepting donations. you can avoid a lot of the scams that people have been reporting online by going and getting legitimate information there

we're hoping he goes more center. >> alan valdez, dme securities.lison kosik watching it all for us at the new york stock exchange. thank you very much. politicians will get it done and work together on this fiscal cliff issue. in the end that is a major question, and it has us looking at balance of power in congress. >>> you just heard it from wall street. what washington weaks up to, gridlock, status quo. everything stays the same. democratic president, republican house, democratic senate. dana bash with the balance of power. >> maybe they've been watching what's happened or not happened for the past several years. this is a perfect example. check this out, the house much like it did yesterday before the election. republicans still have a pretty big majority. democrats still pretty behind. look at these white seats here. these white seats represent the fact that there are still a number of seats out. we're still watching these races that are too close to call. the senate where there was a lot of drama. again, status quo. democrats are still in cha

, accused of a massive oil spill, bigger than the size of rhode island, 50% bigger than the exxon-valdezpill in ecuador. they invested nearly $800 milliont( in chevron. the chief has been attacking chevron saying you got to settle. it's like a hammer over the heads of the pension fund saying now these accusations coming from chevron, and ethics complaint filed by chevron against thomas accusing him of taking 60 -- $60,000 in campaign donations on the other side of the fight offering access to free airplane rides, not saying he took the rides, but they are saying he was offered them. he has come back out, and this is what he's telling fox business that they are baseless attemptly big oil to intimidate me. the allegations without merit. they refuse to settle the battle for polluting the amazon, and denied responsibility and distorted the fact. what's interesting is he's put out press releases saying chevron created a spill the size of rhode island and industrial cancer zone. chevron is now attacking him. it's a fight playing out in the media because it's a big headline today. >> dirty poli

after the big oil spill in alaska the exxon valdez, exxon learned a lot from that and actually has oneest safety records in the entire oil industry with fewer incidents. bp never had those problems and got away with a lot of things. but it came back to bite them, obviously in texas and alaska and then in the gulf of mexico. >> eric holder, the attorney general, before we head to a break, i want to play for you the clip wherehe announced the charges and the way he lumped everything together struck us as odd. >> charging bp with 11 counts of felony manslaughter. one count of felony obstruction of justice. and violation of the clean water and migratory treaty acts in connection with the deep water horizon oil spill. >> never mind that i thought he said tweety acts instead of treaty acts. it does seem strange when you hear 11 felony counts and violation of the migratory bird act. >> it is like going after al capone for income tax. >> what was the obstruction of justice he was referring to? >> that involves the kinds of information they provided to congress and the cleanup teams right after

. >> you wan to -- i look like juan valdez, but i'll try.he wall street watch organization along with the nypd, what an amazing job the port authority there did have done over the past few days. i keep thinking about the firemen who had problems with their own homes. they just keep working through the night. it is unbelievable here in manhattan and anywhere that's been affected along the eastern parts of the united states. a lot to go on today, jim, one of the big stories from last night, carl icon, and netflix. >> something of a surprise there, one would think. carl's also a value guy. i have not spoken to mr. icon about it. maybe there will be a guess on your show later, you never know. but one would imagine, he sees an opportunity there, there is also certainly he talks about if you do get an activist in those shares. there are potential purchases here, the business itself may be suffering to a certain extent. but lack of growth as high as people might have wanted. they have 20-something million subscribers. there's still a significant bu

i went to alaska during the exxon valdez floundering and saw our people, brave people on islands stretched around alaska where our people were on the shore wiping off the ducks and the seals and all that. and it says america, america is not an accounting firm. america is a democracy with a heart and a soul. and that's what we have to keep in mind as we deliberate what we have in the future. with that, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, before the senator from new jersey leaves the floor, i just want to say that this senator's heart goes out to you and your people. we take hurricanes more as a part of our lifestyle from florida, but when you combine a hurricane in the northeast at this time of year, during a full moon at high tide in one of the most densely populated coastal areas of the united states, then you definitely have a problem. and this senator wants to help you with what's going to be necessary with additional funding of fema and so forth. i want the senator to think about an idea that we implem