vargas got the license and the job. and his reporting career took off. he even used that fraudulent license to get into the white house to cover a state dinner. >> were you nervous to go to the white house? >> oh, gosh, yes. of course i was. i keep thinking, every time, was somebody going to catch me? >> reporter: he never got caught. but finally he decided to out himself. >> i couldn't -- i couldn't hide the secret anymore. i just snapped. i just snapped, man. >> reporter: the last straw, he says, came in december, when congress failed to pass the d.r.e.a.m. act, a bill that would allow the roughly 2 million illegal immigrants that came to this country as children to become citizens if they go to college or serve in the military. >> the critics of the dream act say that this would reward undocumented parents and that it would be an open invitation to fraud. >> but who are we punishing? my question about this is who are we punishing? we're punishing kids who through no fault of their own are then left out here in the system. right? >> are you not giving

. >> vargas, no es hispano, despuÉs de lograr un premio de periodismo confesÓ ser uno de los millones de indocumentados de la naciÓn. tenemos a su historia. ♪ >> Éste ese su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> comenzamos con la primera evidencia concreta que la operaciÓn rapidez curioso ocasionÓ la muerte de un mexicano. el gobierno estados unidos permitiÓ que las armas cayeran en manos de los criminales mexicanos. >> el hermano de la procuradora de justicia en chihuahua podrÍa ser el primer caso de un mexicano muerto en relaciÓn con la operaciÓn clandestina rÁpido y furioso. el cuerpo apareciÓ enterrado. sus familiares manifestaron que fue golpeado. >> proporcionar protecciÓn. >> de acuerdo a testimonios que ha conseguido el congreso que lleva a cabo la investigaciÓn los asesinos de mario gonzÁlez dejaron en el lugar del tiroteo dos armas. intelectuales y estrategas de seguridad le piden al congreso sacar a flote la verdad que hasta ahora ha ocultado la oficina de control de alcohol, tabaco y armas de fuego. >> tiene que ser investigada, no

abc's elizabeth vargas has the story for our series, "crime and punishment." >> reporter: this was the scene when american college student amanda knox was convicted for violently killing her british roommate meredith kercher, while studying abroad. >> knox and her former boyfriend were found guilty. >> sexually soughting and killllg miss kercher. >> reporter: fuhr chaos amid cheers and outrage in per reej ya, italy. a nightmare come true for knox's family. just an hour after hearing his daughter's 26-year prison sentence, knox's father curt and her sister deanna were overwhelmed. >> i thi i think those of us who have family members, who have children, couldn't help what it was like that moment, standing in that courtroom tonight and hearing that word, guilty. >> i collapsed shaking. >> it's not what anyone wants to experience. it's terrible. >> reporter: knox has lived in an italian prison since her arrest nearly four years ago. as has her then-boyfriend, who was also convicted. for the past six months, a new panel of italian judges and jurors are hearing knox's appeal, which she hopes

. >> reporter: for jose antonio vargas, it's been a brilliant career in journalism. a pulitzer prize, a front row seat to the 2008 presidential campaign, an exclusive interview with facebook founder mark zuckerberg. and all through this, you're carrying a huge secret. >> there wasn't a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. there was not a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. >> reporter: at age 12, his mother sent him from the philippines to live with his grandparents in mountain view, california. it wasn't until he was 16, when he tried to use his green card to get a driver's permit, that he realized there was a problem. >> i give it to this woman, she just looked at it, flipped it around, and he said, "this is fake. don't come back here. don't come back here again." >> reporter: that's when the secrets and lies began. as an adult, when he needed a driver's license to get a job, he used fake documents. you were committing a crime. >> yes. yes, i was. you have to do what you have to do. i wanted to work. i wanted to prove that i was worthy of being here. >> repo

although vargas doesn't argue for the "dream act," he says it's time to stop avoiding the issue. >> as a journalist, i have decided to do what i know best. ask questions. let's talk. >> reporter: mr. vargas is someone who knows something about the media and he is literally saturating the airwaves right now and saturating the print pages, allen. he is going on national television and there's articles right now in national newspapers and magazines. he has also hired new york pr firm to handle all the publicity. as for his future right now, technically by the letter of the law, he could be deported immediately. we talked to people today who have students who went to university and are deported, you know, just days in cases before they were graduating so it is a very dicey situation for him to come out like this and it will be interesting to see what the government does. >> well, he certainly feels that the risk is worth whatever the rewards might be. >> reporter: absolutely. an important issue. >> len ramirez in san jose, thanks. >>> late this afternoon, a judge ordered caltrans to stop w

. >>> otra nova dado del día una dar de vargas llosa al diario el comercio donde dice no publicará su columna semanal, este se ha convertido en una maquinaria de propaganda a favor de keiko fujimori. hay una polarización que hace acordar a la segunda vuelta en que se presentaron vargas llosa y fujimori que entonces era un político desconocido. así están las cosas. en lima, perú, univision. la maestra de monterrey, méxico que sin proponerselo se hizo famosa por cómo tranquilizó a sus alumnas durante un tiroteo ha recibido todo tipo de mensajes de admiración ayer recibió el reconocimiento del gobierno y hoy de sus alumnos y como nos kcuenta eduardo dar lloró. >>> de felicidad también se llora. >>> el gobierno la escuela alumnos usuarios de internet, no paran de expresar su admiración por marta por cómo protegió a suscena conmovedora. >>> vamos a cantar una canción, vamos a cantar, la de... ya sé cuál, sí, las gotas de lluvia fueran de chocolate♪. >>> el ruido que se oye es diferente mi única intención que olvidaran un poco este ruido y pues se me ocurrió cantar l

in an upcoming interview and new york times essay jose antonio vargas reveals he lived with the secret even as he began work at "the washington post." a product of mountain view high school and san francisco state his former principal says he was a phenomenally involved student. >> he was doing so well. you couldn't just push him out of the system. i had no basis for doing that. he was doing the right things. >> vargas did not find out he was in the country illegally until he tried to apply for a driver's license as a teen. he is at risk for deportation. he plans to lobby the dream act that would give undocumented immigrants educated in the united states a path to legal residency. >> apple wants to rule your tech world. quoting an unnamed former apple executive who says that the cupertino based company plans to enter the television market by the end of the year. we have doubts but the source claims apple will unveil a console that will have apple tv and itunes built in. the blog says that apple plans to team up with an existing manufacturer to provide televisions branded under apple's

his former high school principal says vargas was a phenomenally involved student. >> he was doing so well. you couldn't just push him out of the system. i had no basis for doing that. he was doing all the right things. >> vargas, who is now at risk of being deported, says he plans to lobby for the dream act. that's legislation that would imundocumented immigrants education in the u.s. a path to residency. >>> can it really be done? predicting earthquakes? >> many experts say that they can't, they're too complex, too mysterious, too unpredictable. but may believe we haven't had the right tools to do it. tonight, garvin thomas shows it's not just possible but as close as the next big one? >> reporter: a couple years ago i asked if anyone could predict earthquakes. he said it's easy. i predict 20 earthquakes will hit california today. he was right, but most of them were small and he wouldn't know where. but what if you knew where and when the next big one was coming and who would you tell? in the field of earth science, some days it turns out are less science and more earth. today is on

jose antonio vargas had a sec t secret. he's an illegal immigrant. and this his first television interview, he'll address his history of deception and why he's taking the risk of coming forward now. this one really struck me. president obama announcing his decision to withdraw 30,000 troops from afghanistan. that drew only brief media coverage. are journalists capable of a sustained look? plus jon stewart back in the x fox's den. and keith oler man back in action. can he regain his clout and stick to msnbc? i'm howard kurtz and this is reliable sources oig. >>> he came here illegally as a teenager from the philippines, later obtained a driver's license improperly and used that to become a journalist. jose antonio vargas became a "washington post" reporter, part of a pulitzer prize winning team thoo covered virginia tech shootings, he later moved on to the huffington "post" and interviewed mark zucker burpg, all that time he kept his dark secret unit this week when he wrote about the experience for today's "new york times" magazine. i'll hold it up he

he was doing all of the right things. >> vargas who could be deported now plans to lobby for the dream act proposed legislation that would give undocumented immigrants educated in the u.s. a path to legal residency. 5: 5:47. talking about the cooler temperatures you can feel it as you head out the door. want to check the forecast with christina. >> you can feel it when you walk out the front door, it feels so much better. this afternoon if you've been putting off the outdoor activities because it's been so hot, you're going to get a chance to go out and enjoy comfortable weather, especially inland where it has been so, so hot. this morning we're waking up with the 50s and throughout the afternoon as high as i'm going is 85 degrees, that's gilroy, fairfield. we're starting to notice the marine push. we had great visibility at 5:00, now starting to lose that and as might be and i keep checking for you, it looks like your bridges are starting to get socked in. the cloud bank is going to keep things cool. especially in the city. 55 in livermore. 57 in concord and 56 degrees now in fairfiel

en twitter también puede conversar conmigo, para seguir con el tema de inmigración está la señorita vargas, gracias por estar con nosotros en "enfoque." >>> vamos a hablar sobre la preocupación por las leyes estatales que están haciendo una labor que el gobierno federal no está dispuesto a hacer. >>> el gobierno federal no se puso las pilas y no hizo nada, esos estados están tratando de llenar el vacío. en este momento estamos preocupados en carolina del sur donde se estarían prohibiendo a los niños participar en actividades si son hijo de indocumentados. >>> en utah hicieron cosas positivas y otras cosas que preocupan. >>> es un estado muy conserva r conservador, ellos dijeron qué podían hacer, hicieron de tener un poco de los papeles de personas que han cometido crimenes. >>> georgia, carolina del sur, en texas la legislatura que tiene un calendario un poco raro, podría texas tratar de imitar a arizona?. >>> si, en texas el tema está candente. van a volver a retomar el tema de migración. podrían quitar fondos a ciudades que protegen a los inmigrantes. >>> en el estado de new

a ollanta humala lo respaldan el expresidente toledo y var varga llosa. todavía no sé por quien, no votaría por keiko fujimori. >>> a keiko fujimori la relacionan con el gobierno de su padre y ollanta humala despierta preocupación que temen que imponga un gobierno como el de chávez. son dos figura de riesgo. candidatos que tienen un enorme voto en contra, en contra diría sobre temas a febreroifectivos. no prometen dar una hora con resultados definitivos. >>> muchas gracias, tendremos co abertura todo el día de mañana y el domingo. mucamas de hoteles en new york que reciben ataques sexuales. vamos a ver los detalles. diciendo que es hora de cambios, miembro del sindicato de mucamas se juntaron en ocho ciudades del país, para exigir respeto y protección en el trabajo. tenemos mucho trabajo, en los hoteles, mucho skrestrés para q venga una persona y nos falte el respeto. >>> en la industria del dice que los hoteles hay una mentalidad que siempre el cliente está en lo correcto. a raíz del arresto de banqueros acusados de agredir a dos mucamas. in

--hablamos de "joÉ de jeÚs Éndez vargas" alias "el chango", a quien se acusa de dirigir el que hasta hace poco se conociera como el cartel de la "familia michoacana". --el gobierno mexicano ofrecia 2 millones y medio de dolares por su captura.--rey rodÍguez tiene los informacÓn. cepropie ciudad de Éxico regresamos con los deportes.. san francisco volvieron a perder, esta vez contra los gemelos de "minnesota". ---"madison bumgarner" lanÓ al comienzo del partido y permitÓ que los "twins" pegaran 8 batazos consecutivos, empatando aÍ un record en el beisbol de grandes ligas.---con esta mala racha en la loma, "bumgarner" fue sacado del partido y remplazado por "guillermo mota" quien no permitio batazos en casi 5 entradas... a pesar de esto, y del "imparable" que peÓ "eli whiteside", los gigantes no se pudieron recuperar y perdieron 9 carreras a dos contra los gemelos de minnesota. --los atÉticos de oakland tuvieron mejor suerte de visita en la gran manzana donde se enfrentaron a los "mets".--tras el intenso encuentro, el equipo del este de la bahia logro vencer a la novena de nuev

decide la situación migratoria del caso, y vamos a la capital de estados unidos, ahí está katherine vargas, de un grupo proinmigrante. y por qué considera que la hr 1900 es una violación? >>> es que el gobierno no le puede quitar la libertad a alguien de una manera arbitraria sin tener la oportunidad de tener audiencia o juicio, además que hablamos de una detención indefinida. >>>josé díaz balart: piensa que es anticonstitucional? porque el gobierno tiene el derecho de decidir quién se mantiene en custodia o no. >>> la constitución protege a todas las personas que viven en estados unidos, el gobierno de estados unidos tiene la responsabilidad de proteger a aquellas personas que buscan un refugio acá en estados unidos, lamentablemente con esta ley se estarían cubriendo a personas que buscan un asilo pero tendrían que ir a un centro de detención, lo cual dura mucho tiempo. >>>josé díaz balart: qué derecho tiena una persona que que es detenida en la actualidad? >>> puede apelar su caso ante un juez, y puede hablar en una audiencia o juicio, en este momento esta ley le quitaría

el gobierno federal ha detenido a su líder de más alto rango jesús méndez vargas alías "el chango". >>> el mismo presidente de méxico fe equipo cfelipe calder de su red social felicito a la policía porque era el criminal más buscado. según el perfil jesús el chango méndez era soltero tenía estudios universitarios y por su cabeza se pedían 3 millones de dólares a él se le atribuye la detonación de granadas en la plaza de morelia el 15 de septiembre del año 2008 donde murieron 8 personas. >>> responsable de homicidios, sko secuestros, skorz neextorsione o corrupción >>> para el experto vélez esto será una disputa ahora en el estado de michoacán de la familia surgió el grupo los "caballeros templarios" >>> se dividió y tocaron a la parte más débil no es la parte más sfofuerte de la familia >>> para el gobierno federal se ha destruido el cartel de la familia, sin embargo josé vélez lo duda >>> yo me supongo que puede haber incluso más violencia, porque va haber una disputa por el liderazgo. y va haber una disputa que ya estaba dada. >>> este grupo criminal de la "f

cuando vence fujimori al acto el premio nobel de literatura vargas llosa hay escÁndalo por sobornos de la oposiciÓn que precintaron la caÍda de su rÉgimen, fue el fin de un modelo econÓmico gestionado por el estado, economÍa se abriÓ a los estados y la economÍa redujo la participaciÓn del estado. >> en otras cosas las fuerzas de seguridad de guatemala detuvieron a cinco supuestos niÑos narcotraficantes. , dice vÁzquez desde guatemala entre los detenidos hay un sospechoso de asesinar a un fiscal hace dos semanas. >> las autoridades informaron que entre los capturados son nueve hombres y cinco mujeres, la fiscal informÓ que fue lo que encontraron. >> incautaron cuatro fusiles aka 47, granadas, bombas incendiarias, miles de ciones, drogas, telÉfonos celulares, una bomba que tenÍa como objetivo hacer explotar el lugar cuando llegaran las fuerzas de seguridad... detuvimos a: >> de acuerdo con la investigaciÓn... >> pero quizÁs la captura más importante es la referente a presuntamente de nacionalidad mexicana que podrÍa ser el responsable el asesinato de un fiscal hace dos s

. >> josÉ antonio vargas, quien llegÓ a los estados unidos cuando tenÍa 12 aÑos de edad. trabajÓ en el washington post y ganÓ el premio pulitzer, tiene 27 aÑos de edad y dice que decidiÓ decir la verdad por temor a las autoridades. >> >> en tanto el senador bob menem negocio menÉndez presentaron una "reforma migratoria" integral, mientras tanto carolina del sur busca crear una unidad policial, cuyo trabajo verificar para hablar de estos temas, tenemos con nosotros desde washington, dc katherine vargas, portavoz. muy buenos dÍas katherine. >> muy buenos dÍas. gracias por la invitaciÓn. primeramente hablamos de la propuesta del seÑor menÉndez que elementos tienen para hacerla diferente a las que anteriormente han presentado? >> tambiÉn la propuesta en donde hay un reforzar de la frontera, tambiÉn una medida de legalizaciÓn que una autorizaciÓn temporal para ser indocumentados con rick siequis muy estrictos. pagar la multa y eventualmente conseguir la ciudadanÍa. un elemento que es diferente, para los trabajadores agrÍcolas y estudiantes indocumentados pero u

a product of mountain view high school, vargas one the prize for his coveragest virginia tech shootings for "the washington post." >>> a former mountain view school official now admits she helped vargas get his driver's license illegally and says that considering the situation she has no regrets at all. >>> a new bill co-written by a bay area congresswoman would legalize pot on the federal level. it is set to go before congress tomorrow. here are the details. the legislation co-sponsored by oakland congresswoman barbara lee would limit the federal government's role in marijuana enforcement to just cross border or interstate smuggling. under the bill, people would be able to grow and sell pot in states that allow it without fear of federal prosecution. >>> after taking away lawmakers' paychecks, he's not a popular man. tonight state comptroller john chung is fighting back. he says taking legal action to stop him from holding lawmakers paychecks would be "unadvised." he is holding paychecks from all 120 lawmakers because they failed to balance a budget by the june 15th deadline. a spokesm

abc's "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas has been following the case from the beginning, and elizabeth, this could set her free. >> reporter: it could, george. it is the evidence that put amanda knox behind bars. prosecutors convinced the jury that knox's dna and the dna of her dead roommatatwas found on the knife that was allegedly used in the murder. that evidence, and this entire case, is now in question. today's finding by court appointed experts that that dna at the center of this case was unreliable brought a glimmer of hope to amanda knox's mother. >> i was thrilled. the report said exactly kind of what our experts said all along that the correct procedures were not followed. they can't rule out contamination. we can't really celebrate until amanda walks out of that prison. but this is just one big step in that direction. >> reporter: amanda knox is appealing the guilty verdict that has sent her to prison for 26 years. that appeal getting a major boost from today's conclusion that the dna was either too miniscule or possibly contaminated to be used as evidence. it was 2009 when t

frointerstate 680, there was an accident southbound at vargas road. this is the area with the new express toll lane. >> police have arrested a man that they believe caused the accident that shut down 80 in oakland yesterday. 24 year old man was driving the white acura the cost another vehicle to spin out of control and crashed into a big rig. the man has been arrested for the accident. >> police in san rafael are asking for the public's help in identifying this man who robbed a sandwich shop at gunpoint. police want you to take a good look to see if you know who this person is. pg&e will miss a deadline to turn over key documents requested by california regulators in the wake of last year's deadly pie plate explosion. they likely will not have all of the document complete until the end of 2012. the commission had given pg&e hauntil june of this year. weld flaws are being looked at in last year's explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >> stocks are poised for some slight gains in early trading after the dow industrial average had it

>> creo que el apoyo de toledo y vargas llosa nos dio mucha esperanza. esa facilidad que ha tenido adoptar esas especies mÁs liberales, >> ya no son polÍticos radicales, ahora ofrece una variedad de alternativas que puedan tener efecto entre la gente. la gente no estÁ esperando un cambio ideolÓgico total como en los 70. ahora estÁn buscando sus resultados econÓmicas. la urgencia en la amÉrica latina es la economÍa. es ese mensaje que ahora estÁn brindando los los izquierdistas de sudamerica. >> el ex alcalde de tijuana, una de las figuras mÁs poderosas de mÉxico. es algo que hizo mal? acopio de armas. o hay cuestiones polÍticas y electorales detrÁs? >> creo que es una combinaciÓn. esta claro que el gobierno de felipe calderÓn estÁ haciendo todo lo posible por evitar un triunfo del partido revolucionario. >> no le quiere dar el poder. >> ligar mucho a jorge jan ron con enrique peÑa nieto, estÁ mal, porque no son tantos los lazos que tiene peÑa y nieto. ahÍ se equivocaron al pensar que podrÍan dar un golpe polÍtico. pero es cierto que

>> hay un personaje de vargas llosa que hizo famosa la frase, cuando fue ese judÍo el perÚ? jodiÓ. cuando hubo tres candidatos de derecha que no pudieron negociar una candidatura en comÚn. >> le preocupa lo que estÁ viendo? >> es el salto al vacÍo o el salto hacia atrÁs. hoy a las 5 de la tarde tendremos los resultados preliminares. en perÚ va a haber un problema de gobernabilidad. quien estÉ en el gobierno, tendrÁ 50% en contra. >> me preocupÓ mÁs durante estos dÍas es saber si se puede definir en el perÚ, la disyuntiva del mandato con respecto a la ingerencia anterior. en el caso de humala, decÍan que en perÚ habrÍa una incidencia de venezuela. no solamente eso, en la campaÑa anterior, quedÓ demostrado que apoyaban la candidatura. >> creen que chÁvez vota este domingo? >> no veo la razÓn para pensar que humala sea alejado de su objeto inicial? >> hay alguna influencia? >> creo que si. tenemos que pensar que humala madurÓ de la izquierda extrema a la centroderecha. >> hay dos cosas muy interesantes para precisar. hay una gran controversia en torno a si es que ef

para conversar sobre lo Último en tema migratorio estamos con katherine vargas y vÍa satÉlite desde chicago israel ortega. bienvenidos. vamos a comenzar hablando del tema de este programa en el que las empresas pueden tener acceso a un banco de datos del gobierno y asÍ pueden verificar el estatus migratorio de los trabajadores. primero que nada era una propuesta temporal, solo piloto pero ahora la quieren hacer permanente gracias a la propuesta que un congresista pide que sea permanente. >> no va a resolver los problemas migratorios. sabemos que existen todavÍa errores en la base de datos, los indocumentados no se van a autoabastecer por arte de magia, van a ser explotados en la economÍa informal. >> para ustedes si estÁn teniendo Éxito este programa? >> mira tenemos que valorar la ley que aplicar la ley. no estoy de acuerdo al no intentar esto no va a ayudar con el tema migratorio, este paÍs estÁ a favor de la migraciÓn ilegal, es un buen paso. >> ¿porque dice que habrÍa un 30% mÁs un hispano serÍa rechazado de un empleo al solicitarlo? >> se enfrenta mÁs probabilidades de ser

jose antonio vargas is a high-profile reporter at the washington post covering the 2007 virginia tech shootings. he told abc news at 12 his mother sent him to california to live with his grandparents, he's been living and working in the u.s. illegally since then, he wants congress to pass the dream act to allow people to come to the u.s. as children to become citizens. >> i am one of many, many people. and we are not who you think we are. we don't just mow your lawns and baby-sit your kids. and serve you tacos. >> you can watch more tomorrow on world news and friday on good morning america. >> during her trip to south africa, there was a powerful message for a group of young female leaders, mrs. obama received a rousing welcome, urging the women to change the world for 9 the better uk be the generation that brings opportunity and prosperity to forgoten corners of world and banishes hunger from this continent forever. >> the trip included a wreath-laying ceremony at a memorial honoring those killed during a 1976 student uprising. she and her daughters dancinged with children at the day

mendez-vargas goes by the nickname "the monkey." the mexican government offered a $2.5 million reward for any information leading to his arrest. >>> a massive cloud of volcanic ash reeked havoc in the southern hemisphere for days. it appears the cloud may be thinning, but not all good news for stranded air travelers. sky news australia's jema van ness. last time we spoke there was nearly no one at the airport behind you. is that a different story today? >> it certainly is. we had the airlines resume their services about five hours ago here in sydney. our other major airport in australia, melbourne, it was back online a few hours before that. that's certainly hoping to clear the backlog. they think it will be the end of the week before the bag lock is entirely cleared. that was certainly good news and welcome news today for passengers. the bad news is for anybody wanting to travel to tasmania, the island state and also new zealand, the ash cloud is still affecting the aerospaces there. it certainly will be affected into tomorrow, pos

during the 70's is interviewed by jose antonio vargas, former "washington post" reporter and senior contribuing editor at "huffington post." this event was hosted by the computer history museum in mountain view, california and is a little over an hour. .. conflict and less about death and context. and i'm saying this cause i mean, judging like the excerpt on "60 minutes," the excerpt from "vanity fair," some reviews, some blogs, it would be your book would be the social network out of the 1980s or something. it's a bill gates versus paul allen slamfest. some say you are the bitter billionaire and so i'm reading the stuff and i actually read the book and i'm like, wait a second. did they read the same exact book that i just read? exactly. i think the point that i'm trying to get at is, this idea that i think in the book you write critically about yourself and about what you've done and kind of the failures that you've had, the successes and the failures just as critically as you've written about the future of microsoft or the relationship of bill gates. i think that was really interesting. and a

illegal immigrant in part in an effort to get congress to pass the dream act. 34-year-old jose antonio vargas wrote a first person account in the new york times. his mother sent him from the philippines to mountain view when he was 12 years old. four years later found out his green card was fake after applying for a driver permit. he graduated at san francisco state, interned at the san francisco chronicle and won a prize for his coverage of the virginia tech massacre. >>> moammar gadafi calling on the united nations to investigate a libyan attack that the nato government says killed 15 civilians. this aired on tv late last night over his speech. he calls nato "infidels without any conscious." nato says the target of the attack was a military communications building and that the organization goes to great lects to avoid civilian casualties. >>> 6:17. southwest airlines pilot suspended without pay after his profanity laced rant was heard over an open microphone. other flight crews and controllers clearly heard what he said as that pilot flew from texas to san diego last march. you can hear the

jose de jesus mendez vargas is the head of the la familia cartel. mexico's national security spokesman says his arrest will effectively shut down the cartel. >>> police say ryan dunn was drunk and driving up to 140 miles an hour before crashing his car. the star of mtv's" jackass" died in the fiery crash along with his passenger. a pennsylvania police chief says dunn's blood-alcohol concentration was more than twice the legal limit. >>> the federal reserve has pulled back on its forecast for growth of the economy. the fed estimates the gross domestic product will rise no more than 2.9% this year, down from an april estimate of up to 3.3%. >>> and there's an uproar in boston over nike's new campaign featuring t-shirts with pictures of pill bottles and slogans like "get high" and "dope." boston's mayor wants the displays taken down. >> time for the shot. i don't know if you saw this one yet. we all know tom hanks is an amazing actor and seems like a real nice guy. who knew his talent doesn't stop when the music starts? take a look. ♪ >> in atlanta.

in an upcoming "new york times" interview jose vargas reveals he lived with this secret for years even after working for "the washington post." a product of mountain view high school and san francisco state, his former high school principal says vargas was a phenomenal student. >> you couldn't just push him out of the system. like i had no basis for doing that. he was doing all the right things. >> vargas who could be deported now plans to lobby for the dream act proposed legislation that would give undocumented immigrants who were educated in the u.s. a plan or ptos egas lal residency. >>> it is 9:27. we'll take a quick break and be right back. >>> welcome back. we are now in the 60s, even a couple 70s on the temperature map. 72 in sunnyvale. still where you see the green that's where we have mostly cloudy conditions. that will probably be the case until noon. so maybe a couple hours, maybe three hours before we see clearing over the city. 82 in los gatos today. 70 in oakland. 85 degrees in gilroy. the good news is we are about 20 degrees cooler today than where we were on tuesday. we

jose vargas said he used a fake social security card and driver's license to get a job at the "the washington post". it got him into the white house. he said he's speaking out now because he's upset that congress didn't pass the dream act. that act would have given a clearer path to citizenship to people who came into this country as kids. he could be deported to the philippines. we'll hear more on his decision to come forward. his interview is at 11:25 a.m. on sunday. >>> take a look at the screen. this surveillance video showing a hit-and-run near philadelphia. there is the hit. you'll see the run here in just a second. the driver has surrendered to police. that happened yesterday. you can see she took off after she hit a store clerk. she knocked the store clerk clear through the front window of the store. then she drove off. the passenger that you see as well hopped out of the car and strolled away like much didn't happen. she said they were out drinking. the clerk is laid up, legs banged up but pretty lucky that that's all he has is a pretty banged up leg. >> my leg is injured. all the wa

. >> el escritor mario vargas llosa como sabemos lo apoyÓ ha dicho que es una derrota del fa chisme y un triunfo de la democracia. >> loerica mismo ha hechoiondes dijo que preferÍa esperar los resultados oficiales, hoy dÍa tendrÁ que reconocer que ha sido derrotada en estas elecciones. >> volvemos contigo mÁsspiert ae conndespieh@univisiondespiertaÍ la informaciÓn marÍa luisa martÍnez via satÉlite desde lima, perÚ. >> el abogado del ex director del fm i dominique strauss-kahn dijo que su cliente se declarÓ no culpable, enfrenta cargos de delito sexual, intento de violaciÓn, privacion de la libertad y contacto forzoso se enfrenta a 25 aÑos de prisiÓn por intentar violar a una mucama de nueva york, dimito oÍ como director del fondo monetario internacional poco despuÉs de ser arrestadoerica el 14aish@dec >>n miles de bomberosunivn luch contra uno de los incendios mayores en el estado ha obligad. >> el ex senador john edwards habrÍa rechazado un acuerdo judicial en el que enfrenta para ocultar el embarazo de su amante por la campaÑa de la presidencir en el 2008. >> segÚ

from the new york daily news 1.1 million jose antonio vargas, the lesson behind the reporter who o outed himself u.s. policy is a tragedy. these are stories we wanted to bring to your attention on the former "washington post" reporter from "new york times" and "washington post" and "new york daily news". raymond from savannah, georgia. independent line. caller: we do need to cut the spending of the federal governme government. my friends and i were talking about why don't we lower the wages of congressmen and senators. they could take a hit on their wages and their retirement plan. as soon as they are voted out they start growing a congressional pension for the rest of their lives. why shouldn't they have to wait until they are 67 to start drawing their congressional pension? why should they start when they are 45 years old? if they are voted out or they resign at 45, they start drawing their pension right then. another thing, well, i will leave it at that. host: the story this morning on line at politico.com, obama takes the lead in debt talks. that is the story. the next call is lloyd

. >>> jose dejesus mendes vargas, that man is the leader of a powerful drug cartel linked to killings kidnaps and extortion -- kidnappings and extortion plots. this is a huge blow to the mexican drug trade. >>> well, syrian's foreign minister lashed out and the prime minister said "we'll forget europe is on the map. the foreign minister's comments come just days after the president made a speech to the nation. he blamed foreign infiltrators for weeks of protests, demanding democratic reform. in bahrain, ten supporters were given life sentences accused of plotting to overthrow the government. the activists took part in demonstrations earlier this year. bahrain sunni ruler back by forces crushed weeks of demonstrations in march. mostly by members of the shiite majority. >>> an israeli government official has asked steve jobs to get rid of an arabic language computer app from the itune store the israeli official says he complained to facebook about a similar page that called for an uprising against israel. he said facebook did remove the page. >>> president obama has signed executive ord

vargas wrote a first person account, saying his mother sent him from the phillipines to live with his grandparents in mountainview when he was 12. four years later, he learned his green card was fake after applying for a drivers license. he want a prize for his compile of the virginia tech his coverage of the virginia tech massacre. >>> participants paid as much as $10,000 for a five day program designed to push their physical and emotional limbs. ray could get a sentence rangenning from probation to almost 12-years in prison. >> police in southern california searching for the suspects that shot and killed two people. this happened yesterday after 4:00 p.m. near this baseball field in venice. a third person was shot in the leg and is expected to survive. so far, police have not released the names of the victims or said what lead up to that shooting. >> it's can 18, brazil is confirming the e isence of a newly discovered tribe that has never had contact with the world. they say 200 people live in the tribe and grow corn, bananas, peanuts and other crops. earlier this year, another trib

jose antonio vargas reveals he is an illegal immigrant. he says he arrived from the philippines when he was 12, and avoided detection by using false documents and social security numbers. he says he is ready to tell the truth and face the possible consequences, even deportation. stunning story. >> amazing story. i was reading that earlier. thanks very much. >>> let's get to jack. >> question this hour, can a mormon be elected president of the united states? there are two running on the republican side of the ledger. steve writes jack, without a second thought it can be the deciding factor in any presidential election. you cannot be elected president of this country without pandering to the majority, christians, plain and simple. people here don't believe someone that's not a christian could possibly make any moral decisions, at least before they find out what luch rust behavior you have been engaging in. i am looking at you, newty. huntsman is possible in 2016 if he catches some charisma. kathleen says i remember a similar question being a

but first, abc's elizabeth vargas has the details. >> reporter: it was the kind of news amanda knox hadadeen waiting nearly four years to hear. independent, court-appointed experts have concluded that key dna evidence, which helped convict amanda, may now have been contaminated or improperly collected. >> the report said that exactly kind of what our expert said all along. that the correct procedures were not followed. >> reporter: prosecutors argue that two key pieces of evidence implicate amanda and her then 6 boyfriend, raffaele sollecito. a kitchen knife found in sollecito's apartment with both of the girls' dna and kercher's bra clasp had sollecito's dna on it. some cases it was too minuscule to even properly test. the third defendant in the case, rudy guede, who is serving a 16-year sentence for the murder, was in court earlier this week, denying testimony that he told cellmates knox and sollecito were innocent. guede's dna is all over the bedroom where the murder took place. knox's dna is nowhere to be found. she just cleaned the room of her own dna? >> t tt's what they're saying. >>

. >> mario vargas llosa,dijo que era una victoria de la democracia,lo mismo dijo toledo. por otro lado fujimori,quien anoche dijo que preferÍa esperar los resultados oficiales,probablemente hoy tendrÁ que reconocer que fue derrotada en las elecciones. volvemos con mÁs pero más adelante. >> muchas gracias marÍa luisa martÍnez desde lima, perÚ. el director del fmi se declarÓ no culpable en la corte suprema de nueva york,los cargos son sobre todo delitos sexuales,a sus 63 aÑos de edad podrÍa recibir 25 aÑos de prisiÓn si es declarado culpable de tratar de violar a una mucama en un hotel de nueva york. la mucama va a testificar en el juicio. >> en arizona, miles de bomberos luchan contra el mayor incendio de ese estado,hubo evacuaciones, las llamas estÁn cerca de muchas edificaciones. la gobernadora de arizona calificÓ de horroroso el incendio en ese estado. >> el ex senador edward rechazÓ una demanda por ocultar el embarazo de su amante durante la campaÑa del 2008. Él rechazÓ el trato porque incluÍa una pena de seis meses de cÁrcel,está acusado de seis c

el gobierno federal ha detenido a su lÍder de mÁs alto rango, jesÚs mÉndez vargas, alias el shango. >> el mismo presidente de mÉxico, felipe calderÓn a travÉs de su red social felicitÓ a la policÍa sobre la captura al que se refiriÓ el mÁs buscado >> segÚn el perfil, era soltero, tenÍa estudios univsitari y por su cabeza se pedÍan 3 millones de dÓlares. a Él se le atribuye la detonaciÓn de las granadas en pleno festejo de la independencia en la plaza de morelia el 15 de departamensepto 2008. >> responsable de homicidios, secuestros, extorsiones, corrupciÓn. >> para el experto en narcotrÁfico josÉ serÁ en medio de disputas interna del crimen organizado en el estado de michoacÁn, surgiÓ el grupo de s cabello ros >> se dividiÓ y toco la parte mÁs dÉbil. >> la tradicional familia de michoacÁn que se formÓ en el 2006. >> para muchos se ha destruido el cartel de la familia, sin embargo, lo dudan. >> yo me supongo que podrÍa haber incluso mÁs violencia. porque habrÁ una disputa por el lirao. y habrÁ una disputa que ya estaba dada. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico edgar

murder conviction, for killing her roommate while studying abroad in italy. "20/20" anchor, elizabeth vargas, has been on top of this since the beginning. and has more on the key witness that will take the stand. it just goes on and on and on. >> reporter: it does, robin. robin, a key witness is rudy guede. the third person convicted of murdering meredith kercher in 2007. there has been little doubt about his guilt. unlike amanda knox and her former boyfriend, his dna is all over the crime scene. today, he'll deny reports that he told fellow inmates that knox and her boyfriend had nothing to do with the crime. guede has always admitted he was in the cottage knox shared with kercher the night she was killed, but did not arts pate in the crime, he said. instead he was listening to the ipod in the bathroom when intruders murdered meredith. amanda's mother, edda mellas is in court this morning to hear his testimony. guede's testimony is one of two key elements in this proceedings. the other independent review of crucial dna evidence. including trace evidence of kercher's dna in sollecito's apart

. >> muchas gracias, arturo vargas por estar con nosotros. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> segÚn el último reporte que ustedes sacaron, no? es el voto latino que representarÁ un aumento de 26 % para el 2012. quÉ impacto va a tener esto? >> pensamos que el voto latino en las elecciones 2012 va a ser decisivo igual que en los chomicios 2008. ya que dos millones de latinos mÁs van a votar en las elecciones que entran de los que votaron en las elecciones pasadas. sin embargo, hay que animar a todo el mundo que puedan ejercer su derecho a votar. >> a quÉ tipo de temas le van a tener que prestar atenciÓn ambos partidos para atraer el voto latino, como usted sabe habÍan 5. 8 de elegibles y no salieron a votar, cÓmo conquistar ese voto y que no sea nada mÁs lo que hacen en todas las campaÑas. >> queremos que los candidatos, el presidente igual que los que se estÁn postulando por la parte republicana, la inmigraciÓn pero tambiÉn la recesiÓn ley impacto del desemplo, la educaciÓn, la salud y la guerra de afganistÁn, son asuntos muy importantes para los latinos. no

in memphis ♪ but do i really feel the way i feel ♪ >> do you know marc cohen is married to elizabeth vargas from abc? >> my old colleague from over there. >> when you sing that messy m'cheanie song, it got so much play on our facebook page. people like to hear you sing your little tune. >> i'm so grateful everybody is responding the way they are. thank you to everybody coming out to see me last night. it's two hours away from new york. >> look at the line. i'm sorry. >> you've got to go there. they said you didn't go there. they are the nicest people in the world. they brought so many kids out. >> how fun. >> i'm wearing bobbie thomas' outfit from the other day. today i'm going to be at mendham books in mendham, new jersey. >> this is amazing to me. kim kardashian, they say she is having a baby. i spoke to chris, that is not true. brad and angie getting married. that's smaller news. >> shocking. how about breast-feeding. how do you feel about breast-feeding in public. kathie lee says it's the most natural thing in the world to feed your child, but always use discretion in public. >> hoda sa