teresa says one night changed the course of her enslavement. it was on that night when she was called outside by a group of drunk boys who were friends of daniel. >> they grabbed me and shoved me in the car. at that moment, you know, i found my inner self, my real self came through. i'm like i got to get out of here. i don't care. get me out of here. and that was the wrong reaction to have and was smacked across the face, was, you know, some kind of liquid was being shoved in my mouth. >> terrified, teresa says instead of daniel's basement, the boys drove her to a shabby motel somewhere in detroit. >> and it was just one of those cheap, nasty, disgusting hotel rooms. the room was so packed full of guys you could hardly see. >> teresa says that night was the worst of her life. >> and it was, you know, one after the other after the other. >> she says over 20 men proceeded to gang rape and beat her until she finally passed out. >> when i woke up, you know, i was just there naked and bloody and i had to throw up and i ran into the bathroom and i fe

narrador: todas las mañanas, teresa suárez va al quiosco y compra un cupón de lotería. in this episode, you will learn the seasons and months of the year in spanish. you will also learn the words for some basic colors. color morado... ( suspira ) "querida raquel, fernando está peor. me urge comunicarme contigo". captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. en un apartamento madrileño raquel espera a la señora teresa suárez-- la mujer que le escribió una carta a su cliente, don fernando castillo. la señora suárez es la única persona que sabe si rosario murió o no en la tragedia dguernica. suárez: rosario no murió. gracias a dios, escapó de esa tragedia. raquel le hace una serie de preguntas: ¿murió rosario durante el bombardeo de guernica? ¿tuvo un hijo? la señora suárez le contesta que rosario no murió. tuvo un hijo, y se fue con él a vivir a la argentina. en buenos aires, se casó de nuevo con un hacendado argentino, martín iglesias. ¿y sabe dónde se estableció rosario? muy cerca

rosario era amiga de teresa suárez. don fernando siempre creyó que rosario había muerto en la guerra pero la señora suárez dice que no y además, don fernando cree que tiene un hijo con rosario. ¿sabe ud. algo de esto? todo esto es nuevo para mí. ¿la señora suárez nunca le habló de rario o de don fernando? no... nunca... jamás. and so raquel must now talk to miguel ruiz, elena's husband and son of teresa suárez. hola, elena. este es mi esposo, miguel ruiz. mucho gusto, miguel. mucho gusto. ¿qué va a tomar? ¿un vino? ¿una cerveza? aquí sirven un fino estupendo. raquel: ¿un fino? sí, el jerez es un vino fino. un fino está bien. ioiga! un fino para la señorita, por favor. la especialidad de la casa es la tortilla española. la tortilla española se hace con patatas, huevos y cebolla. primero se calienta el aceite y después, se fríen las cebollas. papá... ¿sí? ¿podemos salir? sí, pero cuidar de tu hermano, ¿eh? se agrega sal a los huevos, y éstos se baten. se mezcla todo junto, y se fríe. se v

cbs reporter, teresa garcia is near big bear with what the end of a dramatic day. teresa. >> reporter: it is expected to take several hours, if not days to process all of the evidence. investigators are saying they still need to confirm whether the body inside is indeed that of the suspect, christopher dorner, and cbs law enforcement sources are telling us there is a body inside that cabin, which burned for at least two hours. sources tell cbs news that they believe christopher dorner's body is inside a cabin. but los angeles police say it is still too hot to go inside to confirm his death. the cabin went up in flames during the standoff with law enforcement. police swarmed the area and cornered dorner, who had apparently been hiding out in the mountains. when they arrived, the bullets started flying. cbs reporter, carter evans, was near the scene and recorded the gun battle on his cell phone. >> i hear some screaming. >> two deputies were shot in the exchange, one of them di. officers were responding to a report of a man matching dorner's description, driving a st

teresa garcia is outside los angeles police headquarters. teresa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this has certainly been a tense location out here with so many officers stationed on different corners. we even have a chopper that's been flying overhead with a searchlight going around. you know, this is a sweeping manhunt. as you said it's extended across california through the u.s./mexico border and through nevada and the latest search has been up in the snowy part of the community with officers following foottracks tracks but so far he's still on the loose. police say helicopters equipped with infrared light searched through the night for christopher dorner. they say he's now hunting his former colleagues. >> the streets will be full of patrol cars. >> reporter: the heaviest search is taking place in the mountain community of big bare, california. dorner's burned out truck was found there thursday afternoon and a door-to-door search is under way. >> we're going to head back down closer to where we live and keep our fami

cbs reporter teresa garcia joins us from the heavily fortified l.a. police headquarters. >> reporter: police say helicopters equipped with infrared and thermal imaging searched through the night for 33-year-old christopher dorner the ex-lapd officer they say is now hunting his former colleagues. >> the streets will be full of patrol cars. >> reporter: the heaviest search is taking place in big bear, california. dorner's burned-out truck was found there thursday afternoon and a door-to-door search is under way. >> we'll head back down closer to where we live and keep my family safe. >> reporter: dorner posted a manifesto on his facebook page where he vowed to get revenge for being fired in 2009. >> he is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: outside lapd headquarters, officers are taking the unusual step of patrolling their own headquarters in case dorner attacks. >> he knows what he's doing. we trained him. he was also in the military. >> reporter: police say dorner began his rampage on sunday killing monica quan and her fiance. her father, former lapd ca

teresa. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and frank. and yes indeed, it is tense and on high alert here outside of the los angeles police headquarters. you have different patrol units on certain corners also earlier there was a

teresa garcia is in midland city with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, the officials here are telling us they decided to move in that fbi hostage rescue team after the negotiations started deteriorating with that kidnapper. so they basically got that team ready and made a major distraction. what they did was throw in some flash bang devices. those give off a really blinding, bright light and a disorienting loud noise. fbi agents shook hands and patted each others' backs shortly after storming an underground bunker to save the 5-year-old held hostage for seven days. the boy named ethan has been reunited with his family at a local hospital and is said to be doing well. >> he's laughing, joking, playing, eating. the things that you would expect a normal 5 to 6-year-old young man to do. >> reporter: the suspect, 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes, is dead. officials say they made the decision to raid the bunker after dykes began pacing and holding his gun. >> at this point, fbi agents fearing the child was in imminent danger entered the bunker and rescued

teresa sot4- 11 sec 00:08:00;16-00:08:11;24 los promueven en la internet son muy movibles, moviles..los promueven por una cierta cantidad de tiempo los quitan y vuelven a salir en otro lugar.leticia sot 8- 12 sec 00:36:28;06-00:36:40;19 si es contra la ley vender drogas en el internet, porque no es contra la ley cuando estar vendiendo a otra persona? el trafico humano es el crimen mas rentable despues de la venta de drogas.. leticia sot2- 7 sec 00:30:48;05-00:30:55;10 porque pueden vender una persona dos veces al dia, si venden drogas o armas...una vez.. debido al abuso al que son sometidas las victimas, no huyen... aun y cuando tienen oportunidades de hacerlo... leticia sot 4-14 sec 00:33:23;05-00:33:38;02 las personas que estan en esta vida no te van a decir..ay tengo este trabajo me estan haciendo que yo haga esto.no. ademas...si lo hacen... ralph sot4- 9 sec 01:42:57;06-01:43:07;02 los maleantes las siguen, las encuentran, las golpean o les prometen que van a golpear a sus familiares.. sean de este pais o no. y sienten que no hay otra salida por lo que es necesario que la comunidad

what did we do for teresa's birthday? dude, we were like, whoo! every single time somebody said the "p" word, you were doing vulgar things. it was fun. it was like an x-rated jailhouse party. >> she came up with it. >> why can't we come up with it? >> do you have any ideas? >> i really don't want to. >> knowing her friend won't celebrate her birthday, she thought the least she could do was purchase a card from the commissary. >> she's sensitive about celebrating her birthday. i know how it feels, because i've spent three birthdays in here. the first time it wasn't fun. it still kind of warms your heart up that even though you didn't want to, someone still cared enough to get you just a little something. >> concepcion is being held while awaiting trial for the murder of her 2-year-old son, fox. he died one year earlier. the same night concepcion was celebrating her 25th birthday. ramirez and shanholtzer have no idea what concepcion has been charged with. >> it says, sweet, dorky, precious, unique, no other person has been born or will there be one

teresa garcia has more now from the scene of yesterday's shootout. >> reporter: police have not confirmed that christopher dorner was the man they found inside a charred cabin near big bear. >> it will depend on the condition ever the body that's recovered, depend on the forensics that are available and the laboratories that are available. >> reporter: the week long search for dorner ended with an intense shootout at the cabin. cbs reporter carter evans was in the middle of it. >> reporter: we're right in the center of the action here, right where this happened. >> reporter: then with a single gunshot, the final confrontation was over. police say the former los angeles police officer and navy reservist took his own life as the cabin went up in flames. cbs news senior correspondent john miller headed up the lapd's major crimes unit. he says there's much evidence to confirm that the remains are dorner's. >> because he has a military background and lapd backgrounds, they have fingerprints and d.n.a. >> reporter: before dorner surfaced yesterday, he was hiding out in an empty condo just acros

teresa garcia reports. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, there were no wardrobe malfunctions, no security snafus, all in all a festive grammys. and at this year's awards show, there were a lot of top acts that varied in musical style and the recording academy rewarded quite a range of them. >>> reporter: the grammys lived up to its reputation for being unpredictable when mumford & sons took home the album of the year. >> we figured we wouldn't win anything because black keys was sweeping things up. >> reporter: dan auerbach took home producer of the year and three in the rock categories. fun made a splash this year, as well. the trio won two grammys including best new artist and song of the year. >> and the grammy goes to "we are young." >> she said we and we were like, could it be us? do you remember? >> we are -- it still could have been we are never getting back together. >> reporter: gotye took home three grammys. it was hard to tell if he was more excited for the statues or his idol prince presented for the record of the year

it's hardly a surprise, but teresa allen anderson is nonetheless all worked up about it. i am so sad to read this. i love the united states postal viers. i love the mail. i like putting my hands and eyes on something someone else had to put their hands and eyes on, too. this might be a sign of the end and i don't ever want that to happen. i don't want to see that happen. actually, teresa, this is a sign that the post office is trying to survive and frankly, it seems very few people love the post office as much as you seem to. kimberly morris, for example. i have to say from a business standpoint, i understand, but given that the usps doesn't have the best track record with service may be start to receive my mail at a normal time. i have gotten mail as early as 10:00 a.m. and as late as 9:00 p.m. maybe now they will have a standard. and michael thompson worries about the little guys. what does this mean for employees? my mom works for the post office and we have it hard enough as it is. michael, that's a good question and i don't have any immediate answer for you, except i

cbs reporter teresa garcia with the latest from the heavily fortified l.a. police headquarters. >> reporter: police say helicopters equipped with infrared and thermal imaging searched through the night for 33-year-old christopher dorner the ex-lapd officer they say is now hunting his former colleagues. >> the streets will be full of patrol cars. >> reporter: the heaviest search is taking place in big bear, california. dorner's burned-out truck was found there thursday afternoon and a door-to-door search is under way. >> we'll head back down closer to where we live and keep my family safe. >> reporter: dorner posted a manifesto on his facebook page where he vowed to get revenge for being fired in 2009. >> he is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: outside lapd headquarters, officers are taking the unusual step of patrolling their own headquarters in case dorner attacks. >> he knows what he's doing. we trained him. he was also in the military. >> reporter: police say dorner began his rampage on sunday killing monica quan and her fiance. her father, former lapd ca

done. >> maria teresa, there you have it. so-called voter i.d. laws weren't about stopping voter fraud. they were about making sure mr. mitt romney would win the election, correct? >> and it didn't turn out so well for them, did it? the reason is because there were great organizes such as the advancement project, the naacp working to ensure voters knew what their rights were. let's get back to shelby county. shelby county was one of the five fastest growing latino communities in the country since the last census. hold onto your hat, martin, it was over 300% since the last census of latino growth just in that county alone. this is not an accident. it's because they recognize that there is a new emerging population in alabama, in georgia, in texas, and also where these 22 states are that passed voter i.d. laws they see this growing demographic and they're not sure how to capitalize on it politically. what else better way to do it than to suppress their vote. >> john, we referred earlier to the marches in selma, alabama, as the impetus for the votin

maria teresa, you know this best of anybody, with the work that voto latino did. and as we look at the numbers, let's show everybody, the obama approval ratings among hispanics. we look at the numbers, how they've gone up, gone up considerably from july of 2012, at 56%, all the way to january now at 70%. maria teresa, the voters out there that believe in this president, not only believe of the promise, but believe in the action of what he's going to be able to deliver on. but is there worry that there is not the consensus from the right. the right sees this as, we don't have a lot to gain, because we're just going to give into the democrats and that's going to give them the support they need to carry through more elections. >> what was interesting was, the reason that the republicans are pushing immigration now, they did see what happened at the polls. so did the asian community, another increasingly growing population. and the republicans realize that in order to fix and actually go and win the white house in the next couple of years, they have to win the latino

teresa garcia reports. >> reporter: they were the last to see him before the shoot-out that ended in flames. >> he opened the door and came out at us. he had his gun drawn. >> reporter: the reynolds owned the mountain vista resort where dorner was apparently hiding from law enforcement right across the street from the command center. reynolds say it was they not housekeeper, who dorner had tied up. >> he talked to us, trying to calm us down and saying very frequently he would not kill us. >> reporter: they say dorner then stole their car. it was that getaway that led to this shoot-out with police inside another cabin. the shoot-out ended when police threw pyrotechnic tear gas into the cabin. moments later it was on fire. >> we did not intentionally burn down that cabin to get mr. dorner out. >> reporter: detective jeremiah mckay was killed in that gun battle. law enforcement in the communities had started to withdraw officers when the search for dorner was turning up empty that. they swarmed again during the standoff, but now police are beginning to open up these roadblocks. many her

but as teresa garcia reports, authorizes are saying little about how they pulled off a raid. >> reporter: fbi agents congratulated each other after storming a bunker to save a 5- year-old held hostage for 7 days. ethan has been reunited with his family at a local hospital and is doing well. >> he is laughing, joking, playing, eating, the things that you would expect a normal 5-year-old young man to do. >> reporter: the suspect is dead. >> fbi agents fearing the child was in imminent danger entered the bunker and rescued the child. >> reporter: the news that ethan is safe and unharmed came as a relief to the community here in midland city. >> he's a special child, endured a lot. it's by the grace of god that he's okay. >> reporter: singletary was on the bus with ethan when dykes grabbed him. >> happy, relieved, and halleluia. >> reporter: it's believed dykes may have taken the boy hostage in order to air grievances. >> he has a story that's important to him although it's very complex. >> reporter: authorities have not yet revealed how dykes died nor any further details of the raid. teresa

teresa garcia shows us who wore what. >> reporter: anne hathaway not only captured an oscar, but wowed in a pale pink prada with very pointed darts that got the twittersphere talking. many of the leading ladies wore the trendy color scheme of light to white. >> jennifer lawrence in dior, and anne hathaway in the prada with the darts that is high fashion that everyone is going to be talking about. >> reporter: she said mr. oscar wasn't the only one wearing another popular look. >> the biggest of the night was that metallic without a doubt, that liquid metallic. >> reporter: nicole kidman shimmered in sequins from lauren scott. >> i love her. she makes clothes that fit me orr even first lady michelle obama appeared live from washington in a silver gown by indian born american designer but others braved the boldest colors possible. >> carrot red, that bright rich red is going to be so popular. >> reporter: jane fonda in that yellow versace. can we take a moment. it's like, wow, girl, you get it. >> reporter: what ends up on the red carpet inspires more affordable fashion designs that hits

teresa garcia is outside los angeles police headquarters. teresa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this has certainly been a tense location out here with so many officers stationed on different corners. we've have a chopper that's been flying overhead with a search light going around. this is a sweeping manhunt as you said. it's extended across california through the mexico border, through nevada, and the latest search has been up in the snowy part of the community with officers following foot tracks but so far he's still on the loose. police say helicopters equipped with infrared light searched through the night for christopher dorner. they say he's now hunting his former colleagues. >> the streets will be full of patrol cars. >> reporter: the heaviest search is taking place in the mountain of big mown tanlt, california. dorner's burned out truck was found there thursday afternoon and a search door to door is under way. dorner posted a manifesto on his facebook page where he vowed to get revenge for being fired in 2009.

teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> justin timberlake. good stuff. somewhat of a surprise, frank ocean shut out in the major categories but took home best urban contemporary album and one other. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> even though taylor swift sang it, chris brown and rhianna aren't listening. they did get back together and some domestic violence experts are concerned about the message being sent. they were especially separable at grammys, different from 2009 when rihanna was beat the night before the battery and brown pleaded guilty. they split up then. their recent reconciliation is not a surprise to domestic violence experts. >> so much of the time to take six, seven or more times to leave an abusive relationship. this is common. there are so many reasons for that. >> rihanna told rolling stone magazine she got back together with brown because it's important for her to be happy. and you can find complete coverage of the grammys on our website, cbssf.com. >>> other news now, 4:35, police in southern california are still looking for the ex- cop they say

teresa garcia, cbs news, new orleans. >> singer jennifer hudson will join the chorus from sandy hook elementary in singing america the beautiful during cbs' pre- game show sunday afternoon. and be sure to tune into the super bowl. of course this sunday on wusa9 starting at 6:30. >> sunday is super bowl sunday? who knew. >> maybe you heard something about that? happy friday morning. you're watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. >>> beautiful. good morning. it's friday. we've finally made it, 5:00 a.m. i'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane. she's back on monday. >> she's still in new orleans. i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. the ladies are

teresa garcia is in los angeles with all the highlights. teresa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there was indeed plenty of security on the streets and behind the scenes. remember, this was a night to party. there were no issues in that sense, and at this year's grammys, there were so many top acts it really varied in musical style and the recording academy recorded quite a number of them. they lived up to their reputation for being unpredictable. >> we figured we weren't going to win anything because the black keys have been sweeping up everything. >> black keys took home for gramphones including producer of the year and three in the rock categories. fun. made a splash as well. >> and the grammy goes to "we are young." >> she said "we," and we were like, could it be us? >> and gauthier took home three grammys but it was harder to tell if he was more exciten the statue or his idol prince presented the award. >> many years we've seen this man's musical growing up. it inspired me to mace music. >> reporter: the trophies a

teresa garcia, cbs news. >>> well some severe weather struck florida's west coast as well. a waterspout threatened downtown tampa tuesday afternoon. the national weather service said it came ashore as a weak tornado. the strong winds knocked down signs and power poles. no injuries were reported. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," a disaster caught on tape. an explosion on a sight-seeing hot air balloon over egypt sent it plummeting to the ground. this is the "cbs morning news." in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. mmm... [ male announcer ] sounds good. it's amazing what soup can do. this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette you celebrate a little win. nicorette gum helps calm your cravings and makes you less

teresa garcia, cbs news, new orleans. >>> on the road to the dome with kickoff just about 72 hours away, where in the world is mike sugerman now? >> so there are guidelines in place to give the 49ers and the ravens a good night's sleep. >> yeah. getting those much-needed zs with the big game getting close. what teams do to protect players from the tension and the fans. >>> people say jim harbaugh had a lot of guts and changing quarterbacks in midseason but the ravens changed offensive coordinators and in the post- seasons so far, the ravens are averaging 30 points and 425 yards a game. >> jim has been great. he and i have pretty like personalities and it's just very nice to be able to go know that room and kind of bounce ideas off each other. >> with jim caldwell running the offense in baltimore they're on fire. at super bowl xlvii, i'm dennis o'donnell. what's that? when i take a picture of this check, it goes straig e bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a pict

. >> reporter: teresa singletary was on the bus with ethan when dykes grabbed him. >> happy, hallelujah. >> reporter: it's believed dykes may have taken the boy hostage in order to air some grievances. >> he has a story that's important it him. although it's very complex. >> reporter: authorities have not yet revealed how dykes died, nor any further details of the raid. and anne-marie, the classes at midland elementary school resume today. surely his classmates and teachers will have a reason to rejoice. and ethan has another reason to celebrate. his 6th birthday is tomorrow. back to you. >> great. thank you very much, teresa garcia in midland city, alabama. >>> four members of the house, two republicans and two democrats, plan to announce a plan to make gun trafficking a federal crime. yesterday president obama spent the day in minnesota promoting gun control. as tara mergener reports, the president is asking for the public's help to get congress to take action. >> reporter: president obama took his gun control message on the road. sitting down with law enforcement officials and commun

teresa garcia is in los angeles with all the highlights. teresa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there was indeed plenty of security behind the scenes and on the streets, around obviously the manhunt was on the minds of law enforcement, but, remember this was a night to party. there were no issues in that sense, and at this year's grammys, there were so many top acts it really varied in musical style and the recording academy rewarded quite a range of them. the grammys lived up to its reputation for being unpredictable when mumford & sons took home the album of the year. >> we figured we weren't going to win anything because the black keys have been sweeping up all day and deservedly so. >> reporter: dan yore back of the black keys took home four gram oh phones including producer of the year and three in the rock categories. fun. made a splash as well. the trio made a splash as well. >> and the grammys go to "we are young." >> she said "we," and we were like, could it be us? >> reporter: and gauthier took home three gra

ingeniero le pidieron escribir poema al presidente barack obama y leyera frente a miles >> aquí con teresa y rodriguez, >> michelle obama >> (♪ ♪) >> michelle obama prefiere hablar de campaña para combatir obesidad que rumores de cadidatura presidencial en 2016, esta mirando otro trabajo que no implica cargo público michelle obama parecio bailando con presentador del programa para promover lets move , llegamos al final mañana más información

a gun belt, some ammunition and dorner's police name tag and a notebook with the name teresa evans. now, when police called officer evans she told them dorner made a complaint against her back in 2008 and had been fired for making false statements. on tuesday evening in the police station's parking lot she overheard officers talking about the quan murder. now, evans made a connection there but it was a long shot. she recalled that quan's father had been dorner's lawyer in the case. evans contacted detectives who then did internet searches and found the facebook page that contained dorner's hit list. quan was on it, so was evans. they also found his manifesto. but for that hunch, scott, who knows how far he could have gotten before they knew that it was him and what it was about? >> pelley: great police work john, thank you very much, appreciate that. in medical news, there is a new weapon in the battle against breast cancer. the f.d.a. today approved a drug called kadcyla. it targets the cancer while sparing healthy cells so there are fewer side effects. studies found patients with

ingeniero le pidieron escribir poema al presidente barack obama y leyera frente a miles >> aquí con teresa y rodriguez, >> michelle obama quiere promover un plan que ella misma planeo ya regresamos >> >> (♪ ♪) >> michelle obama prefiere hablar de campaña para combatir obesidad que rumores de cadidatura presidencial en 2016, esta mirando otro trabajo que no implica cargo público michelle obama parecio bailando con presentador del programa para promover lets move , llegamos al final mañana más información ,

teresa garcia reports for wjz in la. >> the grammys lived up to its reputation for being unpredictable when mumford and sons took home album of the year. >> we figured we weren't going to win anything. >> dan norvak of the black keys took home four awards, including producer of the year. >> fun made a splash this year as well. they won two grammys including best new artist and song of the year. >> the grammy goes to we are young. >> she said we and we were like could this be us. do you remember the first word. >> and gote took home three grammys but it was harder to tell if he was more excited about the statute or the fact that his idol princeed for his record of the year. >> a little bit lost for words to receive an award from the man standing behind us here with the cane. many years listening to this man's music growing up. that's a big reason i was inspired to make music. thank you. >> the trophies sure are nice. it's usually the per formances that the fans end up remembering the most. >> taylor swift got things started with a mad rendition of her hit single, we are never getting ba

los espero con teresa rodrÍguez. >>> este domingo tendremos a dos senadores, a dos vÍctimas de abuso sexual. a un embajador que dejÓ de serlo. y a un tenor que no habla espaÑol pero si canta. >>> este domingo el senador bob menÉndez dice que nadie lo compra. >>> nunca se sugiriÓ esto, nunca en 40 aÑos. >>> lp senador mccain asegura que debe hacer un camino a la ciudadanÍa. >>> deben pagar una penalidad, ir al final de la lÍnea, pero debe haber un camino. >>> dos vÍctimas de abuso hablan del encubrimiento. >>> me tomÓ fotos de mi... >>> sabiendo que habÍa abusado seguÍa como sacerdote. >>> el ex embajador en la oea dice que en venezuela no hay democracia. >>> el tenor andrea bocelli nos dice por quÉ le canta al amor a los 55 aÑos. todo en al punto. esto a las 10 en el este y una de la tarde en california porque hay fÚtbol. >>> vamos con enrique. >>> ediciÓn nocturna de viernes. en mÉxico un medico que matÓ a dos personas pone de nuevo en evidencia la tendencia de ciudadanos tomando justicia por sus manos. y el presidente funes darÁ derecho al voto a mÁs de 3 millone

los espero con teresa rodrÍguez. >>> este domingo tendremos a dos senadores, a dos vÍctimas de abuso sexual. a un embajador que dejÓ de serl. y a un tenor que no habla espaÑol pero si canta. >>> este domingo el senador bob menÉndez dice que nadie lo compra. >>> nunca se sugiriÓ esto, nunca en 40 aÑos. >>> lp senador mccain asegura que debe hacer un camino a la ciudadanÍa. >>> deben pagar una penalidad, ir al final de la lÍnea, pero debe haber un camino. >>> dos vÍctimas de abuso hablan del encubrimiento. >>> me tomÓ fotos de mi... >>> sabiendo que habÍa abusado seguÍa como sacerdote. >>> el ex embajador en la oea dice que en venezuela no hay democracia. >>> el tenor andrea bocelli nos dice por quÉ le canta al amor a los 55 aÑos. todo en al punto. esto a las 10 en el este y una de la tarde en california porque hay fÚtbol. >>> vamos con enrique. >>> ediciÓn nocturna de viernes. en mÉxico un medico que matÓ a dos personas pone de nuevo en evidencia la tendencia de ciudadanos tomando justicia por sus manos. y el presidente funes darÁ derecho al voto a mÁs de 3 millones

. >>> aquí y ahora con maría elena salinas y teresa rodríguez . >>> ya regresamos con la información de una marcha para apoyar una reforma migratoria >>> muchas marchas pueden hacer que muchos congresistas voten por una reforma migratoria no lo sabemos pero jaime garcía habla de una marcha en las vegas. >>>e ste domingo en las vegas, pasará de ser la capital del juego, a una capital en búsqueda de una reforma migratoria . >>> por qué se quedó el presidente barack obama por el voto hispano, por qué los republicanos nos miran ahora, porque les conviene. >>> la marcha donde participarán líderes religiosos, cristianos de la comunidad judía es la primera de muchas acciones multitudianria, que obedece a la convocatoria que hizo el mismo presidente barack obama. >>> Él ha dicho en sus entrevista con univisión que lo que más necesita que se multipliquen las manifestaciones masivas como en el 2006. >>> con la marcha se quiere responder ante la filtradad propuesta migratoria del presidente barack obama. >>> si lo comparamos con la propuesta del presidente bush en el 2006 y 2007, la

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then we hit the 60s. 60 degrees in livermore. 60 in santa teresa. 58 in oak town. changes around the corner. we'll have the cold front to your doorstep and let you know who may just get a dusting of rare bay area snow coming up. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. we'll jump to the maps. i want to point out the fire on neptune off marina boulevard. it's right over by the water. it's not presenting a problem as far as the commute goes. it is on neptune drive off the water. it will be a local issue as well. we are covering the fire and the report of the injuries as well. meanwhile a look at the bay as far as the san mateo bridge. a smooth drive westbound with lights over to the peninsula. 101 showing a typical flow as well as 280 as far as the time on a wednesday. it's only 5:25 now. another live look at the south bay. north 101. another 20 to 25 minutes we'll see the first burst coming through north of 680 on 101. we'll end it here. this is my fault. i didn't file another report. i took a break so you get a break. >> we never would have know

. >> his wife teresa puts a white handkerchief on the second-floor railing. her lover and across the square, fillipo, the son of francis scott key, he would see the white handkerchief and would raise his own white handkerchief and that would be their signal to meet. >> when her husband learned of the affair, he told his wife to send a signal again and then key showed up instead. >> he said, is council, you betrayed my house, now prepared to die. snooki shoots and kills him in lafayette park confesses an aside, leading a temporary insanity, a first. he is seen as a hero by some. >> he is, because his marriage was violated. >> most people think of when abraham lincoln was killed at, that it was a great loss for the country, but they don't think about the other characters involved. >> and there was the man seated next to the president that night at the theater and unable to stop john wilkes booth. the egg yolks underwhelms him. -- the guilt the overwhelms him. >> he becomes insane and spends 20 years in an asylum. >> of the third scandal, the russian leader is v

of the month, she has had an opportunity to cover a lot of well-known figures going back to mother teresa when she was working in san antonio texas. in 1987 she played a key role in our coverage of the pope when he visited san francisco. >> it was a historic and emotional meeting at the basilica of st. dorris, pop john paul, ii greeted some of the 900 guests and then approached the nine pews of aids patients and certainly the most moving moment came when 4- year-old brendon o'rourke in his father's arms reached out to hug the holy father. >>> little brendan contracted aids from a blood transfusion at birth. the pope then moved to other aids suffers, most of them gay. it was the first time the leader of the catholic church has met directly with aids suffers. ♪ [ music ] [ applause ] >> from there the pope went alone to pray in the old mission, the oldest building in san francisco. >>> in prepared remarks the pope proclaimed the unconditional and everlastthing love of god for all people, dwelling at lengths on sin and forgiveness. he did not mention homosexuality and only once refered to

they lost a lot of that power going forward, thallus teresa payton towards the end of the season where everybody talked about the abilities of robert. redskins made a push at the end of the year by winning 7. the ravens went on a loss four out of five. a little more momentum and attention garnered towards the washington redskins in that regard. >> geraldo: dhani, you played in what, 160 odd games consecutively. you know, i can't imagine how you must have been banged up in some of those games as fiercely as you played. before i get to your career and your resilience, do you think they should have played rg 3 at the end when his knee was so obviously hurt and everybody was watching and the guy was practicalally a cripple and he was still out there on the field? should they have yanked him out there earlier to save him, the way they saved the washington national pitcher when they pulled him out? >> strauss berg. >> hard to tell the leader of the offense and team to sit down. hard to tell ray lewis look we will put you on injured reserve because the fact you are not going to be able to mak

informo que alrededor de la una de la tarde, una mujer escucho ruidos en su hogar sobre la avenida "santa teresa", y fue a pedir auxilio a un vecino. ---al entrar al hogar, el vecino vio que 3 sujetos saqueaban la casa, pero repentinamente fue golpeado con pistola por los sospechosos quienes -acto seguido- se dieron a la fuga. ---el hombre golpeado ya se recupera de sus heridas pero la busqueda por los ladrones continua. blanca ---los delincuentes ya no respetan ni a las abuelitas... pitch - cesar ---tal es el caso ocurrido en redwood city... take map ---una mujer de ochenta y un aÑos de edad fue robada a punta de pistola en su propio hogar ubicado sobre la avenida 10 de esa ciudad... take 2 box ---pilar niÑo, salio a investigar y nos tiene la informacion... pilar... take pkg ;01 ;09 ;40 1;39 2;10 asi es esta ancianita de durango, mexico nos dijo que ella tuvo 9 hijos y eso la ha hecho una mujer de armas tomar, lo que puso a prueba el dia de ayer aqui andaba yo tomandome un cafe cuando por la puerta de atras se metieron dos hombres jovenes encapuchados a la casa de magdalena en la avenida 10 e

teresa also means a swindler, a crook here. people are chanting there is not enough bread for so many three those --chorizos. anger really, really rising here. cuts are being made. the political process seems to be feathering their nests. >> a fairly dire economic situation in spain. but what do these protesters expect the government to do? >> earlier this week, when marciano bo -- mariano rajoy gae his state of the nation address, he said that austerity measures would continue but he did promise that there would be some growth rock back to the spanish economy. that is exactly what people want to see -- brought back to the spanish economy. that is exactly what people want to see. they really feel that their services are being cut, their jobs are being lost. that is why they are marching. they are marching because their standard of life has slipped so severely. the poor is still poor here, and the rich is still rich, but the middle class is really being battered. that is why we're seeing so many people come to the streets today.

teresa garcia is on the scene in big bear, with the latest for wjz. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: bagpipes played as the flag-draped coffin, carrying riverside police officer michael crane, entered the church. hundreds of police officers from across southern california attended the funeral. police say former los angeles officer and navy reservist, christopher dorner, shot and killed crane in an ambush last week. >> i really did not realize the sheer scale of this. and how many people are touched by his life. >> reporter: police believe 33- year-old dorner was the man they found inside a charred cabin near big bear. but they have not confirmed it yet. until that happens, police will continue to provide security for some of the officers and families who dorner threatened to kill. the week-long search for dorner ended with an intense four-hour shootout at the cabin. cbs 4's carl evans was caught right in the middle of it. >> we are right in the center of the action here. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: then a single gunshot came from inside the cabin. and it went up in flames. it is not clear how t

joining me now, pennsylvania governor ed rendell and maria teresa kumar. governor, led me go to you first. 40 years later, do colorado it go democrat again? >> the demographic make-up of texas, you know, is changing rather dramatically. becoming more and more hispanics. you combine the hispanices with african-americans and working class whites who hillary clinton has appeal to and you saw in the 2008 campaign how she knocked it out of the park with working class whites. she could put together a coalition that could really seriously threaten to take texas. i think it is not out of the question at all. i think that's true for the louisiana, indiana, and a number of states that are viewed as traditional republican states. i think they are would be in play. i think montana would be in play. >> you think she could take states like that? those are big red states. i concede she's popular but do you think she could sustain that popularity? with states like that, governor? >> sure. i mean, point carried montana once, as you recall, rev. barack obama carried one ele