vivian. >> he was at adviser to martin luther king. he was the liter of the anti-clan movement. and he is also honoring rustin who passed away year's ago. he was an advisor to randolph, one of the first african-americans to suggest a march on washington. and later he was the organizer of the first march on washington in 1963. this year we celebrated the 50th anniversary. there are so many luminaries that he's acknowledging. dean smith, a basketball coach, yufrts of north carolina, he was also aism rights activist and a big -- and of course, gloria steinem and oprah winfrey. >> and gloria, oprah winfrey, also a hugely successful business woman. but this is a woman whose endorsement of president obama was very significant. >> it was significant. and by the way, very controversial for her. she was america's talk show host. and for the first time she kind of took sides in a political race. >> against a woman. against hillary clinton. >> and that was huge for her. because nobody knew how her aud a

vivían. nos duele enormementey siempre recuérdalo, nunca dejas de cantar, todos te queremos enormemente y los sabe si quiero pedirle al público un fuerte aplauso para una guerrera, para una cantante maravillosa, una niña extraordinaria que se despide de este escenario, aplauso fuerte para vivían, esto se lo va a llevar en su corazón para toda la vida y a todos ustedes en sus hogares y que nos abren las puertas les agradecemos que nos hayan acompañado, que tengan un gran término en fin de semana. acompañado, que tengan un gran término en fin de semana. >> buenas noches, bienvenido. para hablar de todos los temas paranormales, que hoy, vamos a tratar ya estÁn listos los especialistas que nos acompaÑan en esta ocasiÓn. le damos la bienvenida a octavio elizondo, bienvenido. >> gracias, beto, como siempre, un honor estar con ustedes. >> igualmente, de la misma manera damos la bienvenida a constantino jimÉnez. >> quÉ tal, beto, un placer como siempre. >> priscila trejo, muy buenas noc

vivian harr is among that select few. and she's only 9 years old. [ applause ] [ bell ] >> reporter: we first met vivian last year fighting to end child slavery one glass of lemonade at a time. >> honey, that's a lot of lemonade. >> reporter: she's already donated over $100,000, and now the young girl's lemonade stand has morphed into a bona fide business. twitter offers her bottles of organic product to employees. and it's now sold in 150 stores including this market in her marin county hometown of fairfax. 5% of all gross sales goes to her cause. >> you can't keep it on the shelf. when people see the truck, sometimes they come in and -- is she here? they want to meet her. >> reporter: today the fourth grader took to her twitter page to share her new york stock exchange experience. here she is wearing what she tells me is a custom-made tutu, posing with patrick stewart of "star trek" fame, and cheryl fandaka of the boston police department. and here with twitter co-founder jack dorsey. vivian tweeted, "today i rang the b

vivian harr is among that select few. and she's only 9 years old. [ applause ] [ bell ] >> reporter: we first met vivian last year fighting to end child slavery one glass of lemonade at a time. >> honey, that's a lot of lemonade. >> reporter: she's already donated over $100,000, and now the young girl's lemonade stand has morphed into a bona fide business. twitter offers her bottles of organic product to employees. and it's now sold in 150 stores including this market in her marin county hometown of fairfax. 5% of all gross sales goes to her cause. >> you can't keep it on the shelf. when people see the truck, sometimes they come in and -- is she here? they want to meet her. >> reporter: today the fourth grader took to her twitter page to share her new york stock exchange experience. here she is wearing what she tells me is a custom-made tutu, posing with patrick stewart of "star trek" fame, and cheryl fandaka of the boston police department. and here with twitter co-founder jack dorsey. vivian tweeted, "today i rang the b

vivian. the honorable patricia wald. ms. oprah winfrey. [applause] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> good morning. good morning, everybody. [applause] everybody, please have a seat. have a seat. , on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. special this year as i look at this extraordinary and our individuals opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. it is just a little more special. this marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy establishing this award. today to have with us one of my favorite people, ethel kennedy. and a pretty good basketball player, president kennedy's grandson jack. [applause] this metal has been bestowed on more than 500 is irving people. tonight, i am looking forward to joining some of these honorees as well as members of the kennedy family as we pay tribute to these 50 y

reverend vivian was among the first to be in the action. in 1947 joining a it is-in to integrate an illinois restaurant, one of the first freedom riders in selma, for which he was beaten, bloodied, and jailed. rosa parks said of him, even after things has supposedly been taken care of, he was still out there, inspiring the next again rakes, including me. helping kids go to college with a program that would become upward bound and at 89 years old, reverend vivian is still out there in the action pushing us closer to our founding ideas. early in the morning on the day on the march of washington, the march's chief organizer didn't panic as the story goes he looked down at a piece of paper and looked back up and reassured reporters that everything was right on schedule. the only thing those reporters didn't know was that the paper he was holding was blank. he didn't know how it was going to work out, but he had an unshakable optimism, nerves of steal, and most importantly the faith that if the cause is just and people are organized nothing can

vivian was a stallwart activist. whether on a freedom ride or behind the bars of a prison cell, he was unafraid to take action. by pushing change through nonviolent demonstration and advocacy, c.t. vivian established and led numerous organizations to support underserved individuals and communities. his legacy of combatting injustice will shine as an example for generations to come. [ applause ] patricia wald. [ applause ] patricia wald made history as the first woman appointed to the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit, rising to chief judge of the court. she always strove to better understand the law and fairly apply it. after leaving federal service, judge wald helped institute standards for justice and the rule of law at the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague. hailed as a model judge, she laid a foundation for countless women within the legal profession and helped unveil the humanity within the law. [ applause ] oprah g. winfrey. [ applause ] opra

. >> the next card i have is from vivian alice. >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is vivian ellis, a resident for 59 years and in the arts for over a decade. my castle productions, i portray 40 years of native san franciscans in the arts from age 2-82. it's a musical production and i got no support from it. it was grass roots and the costume designer designs the costumes in the 60s and designs the children's costumes in 2008. so everybody was connected. the point i'm trying to make is i'm well qualified to do musical productions. i'm a teacher and choreographer. my granddaughter performed and i introduced her as baby beyonce. i had an acapela group. i'm kind of confused as to i'm supposed to be a grant writer and artist at the same time. i put in work. we have a saying that we say in our community that you have to put worken and i have constantly put in work all my years and when we had mendell plaza presents, i always contribute to my community. i work with seniors and the youth and i get nothing. i'm tired of people taking from me and using me as a networ

bernie, ben, and vivian cogan. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] you know, senator shaheen mentioned that the former senator -- i don't know how many years he was senator. i'm feeling pretty good.

as for vivian, guys, she's not headed back to school. her parents say they're taking the whole year off, and they're world schooling her. today's lesson is in business. you open the new york stock exchange. >> very good stuff. yes. vivian, parents have to be proud of her. >> she is a superstar. all right, scott. thank you very much. we'll have more on the big ipo tonight coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. you can also, of course, always get more information on our website. that is nbc bay area.com. simply search twitter ipo. >>> in the south bay now police in cupertino say had he they expect to take a suspect wanted for rape into custody sometime today. we are told a 19-year-old female student came forward yesterday to report she was sexually saumtd early monday afternoon on campus. officials say the woman was raped inside a stall in the woman's bathroom inside the media and learning center. the woman says she knew her attacker. the school sent an e-mail informing students, staff, and faculty of this incident. some of whom we spoke to this morn

vivian har is in the select few and only nine years old. we first met her last year fighting to end child slavery one glass of lemonade at a tim time. >> honey that's a lot of lemonade. >> already donated over 100,000 dollars and now her stand has gone into a bona fide business. twitter offers her bottle organic product to employees and now sold in 150 stores including this market in her marin county hometown of fairfax. 5 percent of all gross sales go to her cause. >> we can't keep it on the shelf seem see the truck outside sometimes they come in is she here they want to meet her. >> today the fourth grader took to her twitter page to share her new york stock exchange experience. here she is wearing what she tells me is a custom made tutu. pose with patrick stewart of star trek frame and cheryl of the boston police darept. here with twitter co-founder jack dorsi. vivian tweeted today i rang the bell for hope and freedom. her twitter account has over 22,000 followers. and in fairfax just about everyone knows the lemonade girl. >> i think it

by pushing change through non-violent demonstration and advocacy, ct vivian established and lead numerous organizations to support underserved individuals and communities. his legacy of combatting injustice will shine as an example for generations to come. [ applause ] >> patricia mcgowan wald. [ applause ] >> patricia mcgowan wald made history as the first woman appointed to the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. rising to chief judge of the court, she always strove to better understand the law and fairly apply it. after leaving federal service, judge wald help institute standards for justice and the rule of law at the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague. she laid a foundation for countless women within the legal profession, and helped unveil the humanity within the law. [ applause ] >> oprah g winfrey. [ applause ] >> oprah g winfrey is a global media icon. when she launched the oprah winfrey show in 1986, there were few women and even fewer women of color with a national platform to discuss the issues and events shapi

vivian. the honorable patricia wald. ms. oprah winfrey. [applause] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> good morning. good morning, everybody. [applause] everybody, please have a seat. have a seat. well, on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. especially special this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. this year, it is just a little more special. this marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy establishing this award. we are honored today to have with us one of my favorite people, ethel kennedy. and a pretty good basketball player, president kennedy's grandson jack. [applause] this medal has been bestowed on more than 500 deserving people. tonight, i am looking forward to joining some of these honorees as well as members of the kennedy family as we pay tribute to these 50

vivian. the honorable patricia wald. ms. oprah winfrey. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. everybody, please have a seat. have a seat. on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. especially it's special this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and this year it's just a little more special because this marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy establishing this award. we are honored, by the way, today to have with us one of my favorite people, ethel kennedy and a pretty good basketball player, president kennedy's grandson, jack. this medal has been bestowed on more than 500 deserving people. tonight i'm looking forward to joining some of these honorees, as well as members of the kennedy family, as we pay

. >> the next card i have is from vivian alice. >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is vivian ellis, a resident for 59 years and in the arts for over a decade. my castle productions, i portray 40 years of native san franciscans in the arts from age 2-82. it's a musical production and i got no support from it. it was grass roots and the costume designer designs the costumes in the 60s and designs the children's costumes in 2008. so everybody was connected. the point i'm trying to make is i'm well qualified to do musical productions. i'm a teacher and choreographer. my granddaughter performed and i introduced her as baby beyonce. i had an acapela group. i'm kind of confused as to i'm supposed to be a grant writer and artist at the same time. i put in wor

vivian. the honorable patricia wald. [applause] ms. oprah winfrey. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, and mrs. michelle obama ♪ [applause] >> good evening, everybody. please have a seat. well, on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. especially, it's special this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals, and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and this year it's just a little more special because this marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy establishing this award. we are honored, by the way, today to have with us one of my favorite people, at full kennedy -- fo kennedy, a pretty good basketball letter, president kennedy's grandson, jag. [applause] this metal has been bestow it on more than 500 deserving people. tonight i'm looking forward to joining some of these honorees as was members of

vivian. the honorable patricia wald. ms. oprah winfrey. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. everybody, please have a seat. have a seat. on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. this is one of my favorite events every year. especially it's special this year as i look at this extraordinary group of individuals and our opportunity to honor them with our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and this year it's just a little more special because this marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy establishing this award. we are honored, by the way, today to have with us one of my favorite people, ethel kennedy and a pretty good basketball player, president kennedy's randson, jack. this medal has been bestowed on more than 500 deserving people. tonight i'm looking forward to joining some of these honorees, as well as members of the kennedy family, as we pay

speaker card, but i actually just want to say, anyone who would like to speak, to the speaker card is vivian eteral a if anyone wants to speak if you could please line up to, and you can go to the side here on the right, and your right. and my left. and yes? this one is fine. thank you. >> and because of the issue of quorum, we are going to limit it to two minutes, per person, so please go right ahead. anyone who would like to speak on this item come up and line up on the left, my left and your right. >> good morning, my name is vivian emp erial the city wants to contract out dialysis services, why in my husband is on dialysis because i know that the insurance carriers pay providers over 65,000 a month for each patient who is there four hours a day three times a week. and 60,000 dollars a month, per patient. why would the city get out of the dialysis business and have this money go over a contractor over whom they have questionable control and then there was the proposal to relocate the dialysis center from sf general to laguna honda. >> there are two striking reasons not to do this. >> pati

vivian used twitter to get the word out about her lemonade stand. twitter one of the few standouts on the market today. the dow, s&p, nasdaq, all fell as investors worry the federal reserve could start pulling back on its economic stimulus next month. >>> a sunnyvale mother reunites with her two-week-old son today after the father allegedly kidnapped him and fled to mexico. santa clara county authorities tell us patricia romero flew to arizona this morning to be with her baby. police issued an amber alert late tuesday after the father mesut guler allegedly kidnapped the boy and drove across the mexican border. mexican authorities found him and the baby unharmed and turned them over to border patrol agents in arizona. 22-year-old guler appeared in an arizona courtroom today and is waiting extradition back to the bay area. officers say that guler threatened to harm himself and the baby after an argument with the mother about wanting to move out of the state. >>> students at san jose state can breathe a little easier. the university's president says sp

the vivian g. harsh society incorporated, the south side community arts center and the black chicago history forum. so i want to acknowledge their cosponsorship and their help in spreading the word about the program. i also want to thank the funders of the harsh archival processing project. these days, which are hard times for many municipal institutions, more and more we need funders to assist us in what we do. and the harsh archival processing project wants to acknowledge -- and that's me -- wants to acknowledge the chicago public library foundation, the richard h.dreihouse foundation for their wonderful support of the work that we do which very much made this program possible. so there are a number of people who have been mentioned in the audience, and i just want to do this because i see -- i'm not going to recognize who everybody is out there, but i see a number of people who are donors of man manuscript at archival collections to the harsh who are in this room today k and i want you all to at

conocido christian saba esta noche y llega el momento de abrir esta sobre para saber si naomi, es aún, vivian abandonan la academia veremos cuál es la decisión de nuestro jurado quisiera preguntarle al jurado a entregarnos sobre que no tiene nada exacto esta quiere decir que las ganas de estar aquí han conmovido este jurado y que para las noches tiene que haber alguien que se vaya, por supuesto, estamos de acuerdo, así que christian ha decidido marcharse así que el es el expulsado esta noche por lo tanto no estos cuatro sentenciados acaban para próximo conciertomuy bien, tenemos cuatro alumnos que están deseosos de quedarse me programa y ellos cuatro se que turno a christian le deseamos la mejor de las suertes, es una decisión que seguramente fue muy dura y difícil para él, pero siempre que aprender a respetar lo que cada uno quiere y desea, gracias por habernos acompañado y a todos ustedes que están en casa se que les duele también esta despedida, muchas gracias por habernos acompañado, fue un placer de fantasÍa? >> algo que sale, una especie de broma que va con la corriente d

. >>> vivÍan juntos? >>> vivÍan juntos? >>> estÁbamos ahorita en un break. pero, un break como cualquier pareja, estaba sentado en la televisiÓn, pidio quesadillas. la bueno, me contaron, no lo vi, perdÓn. >>> sÍ. >>> subiÓ al tercer piso la muchacha, a la lavanderÍa, y cuando bajÓ, pues karla estaba ya habÍa muerto. >>> dice que se conocieron nÁsce tres aÑos en una estÉtica cuando Él estaba en tramite de divorcio, la familia de Álvarez lo llamÓ oportunista y charlatÁn. >>> pues porque vivÍ en su casa. >>> entre lÁgrimas, malillany la recordÓ en un evento en tulum el viernes pasado. >>> que le digo muchachos, me estoy enterando ahorita, estoy muy sacada de onda. porque karla era mi amiga. tÚ sabes. no quiero hablar. karla es divertida, es buena compaÑera. siempre estÁbamos platicando, mucho juntas. >>> la actriz laborÓ en al menos 20 telenovelas, se iniciÓ en marÍa mercedes con thalia, y estuvo casada con alexis ayala, batallÓ contra el cÁncer y depresiones y el alcohol. >>> les cuento por ser dÍa feriado en mÉxico, la procuradurÍ

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. they need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. >>> a major crackdown on contraband, specifically cell phones, has left some indiana state prison inmates in a precarious position. for others, the future looks considerably brighter. after 26 years in prison, today is paul komyatti's last day at indiana state. authorities have approved his transfer to a minimum security facility with a wo

. >>> es terrible que cosas asÍ ocurran en pleno siglo xxi es impactante, y donde vivÍan y las tenÍan en cautiverio. >>> en los prÓximos dÍas conoceremos mÁs detalles. >>> gracias julie, en otro caso, no menos indignante, causÓ un gran revuelo en redes sociales, un joven insultado y maltratado por sus compaÑeros en una escuea el de varones en venezuela, aqÍi las imÁgenes. >>> con la cÁmara de un celular, un estudiante grabÓ cuando el menor, vÍctima de acoso, fue acorralado por sus compaÑeras en las instalaciones del colegio, literalmente arrinconado en una esquina, fue vÍctima de vejaciones, por maltratos y gritos, y los testigos del incidente animaban a los jÓvenes a continuar la pelea. y peor aÚn que se produjera una golpiza, luego del maltrato verbal, un niÑo lanzÓ a la vÍctima al suelo para darle golpes en el rostro, mientras el jovencito se quejaba de dolor. lo increÍble es que ninguno de los presentes se atreviÓ a defender a la vÍctima. >>> bueno, aunque el caso se regÓ como la polvora en redes sociales, hasta el momento, ninguna autoridad escolar se pronunc

exacto, preparaban comida como flores, la gente iba llegando las tiendas porque vivían muy lejos todas las familias se reunían, entonces a los niños se les ponía un árbol porque del árbol tenía que bajar la leche para poderlos amamantar. bueno, esto es simbólico, pero entonces así los niños es la promesa para la nueva era, del nuevo mundo. esto era de los mayas, de los toltecas. resulta que al otro día, el día de todos los santos, el día dos es cuando bajan todos los adultos, entonces nosotros vamos a los cementerios. yo me acuerdo que yo iba desde muy chica para michoacán y ponemos toda la comida, sobre todo si sabemos que le gustaba un poco de comida, el café, le gusta algo de comida en los muebles, todo eso. todo con eso de que si se llena de hormigas la comida. bueno, cuando hay animales que esa persona no está descansando. cuando es la comida, normalmente uno se come la comida al final, al otro día, después de que toda la noche velamos al otro día invitas a todo mundo, pero la comida se puede llenar de animales y significa que esa persona está en plena, entonces

sus amigos vivían por aquí. el problema es encontrar a alguien que lo recuerde. y si preguntamos en las tiendas... empecemos por ahí. comenzamos a preguntarles a diferentes personas si conocían al hombre de la foto. nunca lo he visto. gracias. ¿qué tal? perdone, ¿eh? ¿alguna vez, vio ud. a este hombre? ¿me puede dar un dato de él? si no, ¿sabe de alguien que lo conoce? verdaderamente, no lo he visto nunca. no lo conozco. pero de todas maneras... sí. puede ud. preguntar aquí al lado. buenos días. buenos días. buenos días, señores. ¿desean algún pescado para el almuerzo? ¿o prefieren langostinos, mejillones? tengo de todo, y muy fresco. no, estamos buscando a una persona que frecuentaba esta zona. esta es su fotografía. no. no lo conozco. ¿por qué no pregunten en el negocio de al lado? la señora conoce a todo el mundo. muchas gracias. estoy buscando a mi hermano con el cual perdí contacto hace muchos años. si es tan buen mozo como ud., a lo mejor yo lo tengo escondido. se llama angel castillo. no. buenas tardes. estamos buscando a mi hermano

. >> ¿ vivÍan juntos? >> estamos ahora en un break, pero era un pleito como cualquier pareja, ella pidiÓ unas quesadillas, me contaron, subiÓ al tercer piso la muchacha, a la lavanderÍa y cuando bajÓ... carla estaba... >> dice que se conocieron hace tres aÑos en una estÉtica cuando Él estaba en trÁmite de divorcio y esto contestÓ acerca de la familia de Álvarez que lo llamÓ " oportunista y charlatÁn" entre lágrimas, la recordaron durante un evento el viernes pasado. >> quÉ les digo muchachos, estoy muy sacada de onda, porque carla era mi amiga. no quiero hablar, es divertida, buena compaÑera; siempre estÁbamos platicando. >> la actriz trabajÓ en por lo menos en 20 telenovelas. >> por ser dÍa feriado en mÉxico, la procuradurÍa de justicia no ha dicho por quÉ no decidiÓ investigar la muerte de karla Álvarez o por quÉ no han hecho una prueba toxicolÓgica para saber si el alcohol o las drogas tuvieron que ver con su muerte. maÑana estaremos investigando, por lo pronto regresamos con u

estaban desaparecidas, sabíamos que vivían en huauchinango y dos meses antes iban a ser dos meses en la casa, llegó ella se plantó sin avisar, teresesa mi cuñada, después de que llegó ella con la niña ellas llegaron a la planta baja y yo la planta alta, a mi me vas todo, no llegaste a vivir ahí, llegaste porque ya te mando traer para cuidar a tu hermano y me basta la semana para darme cuenta de cómo tratar vas a la niña, le pega vas y le pegaste una vez, yo lo escuche y luego dijiste llegando a la casa ya te voy a pegar porque ya te pego bien que aquí no puedo, no tengo porque grabar porque en ese momento yo escuchaba el maltrato que hacías a la niña. no soporta grabar para que se den cuenta maltratos, ni modo que esto no con la grabadora lo alcanzó en el bolsillo, y otras personas que opinan lo mismo que esta diciendo patricia, vamos a ponerlo por favor. soy amiga de la señora patricia, se caso sobrina política es la niña estaba en muy mal estado con estaba con su mamá porque la muchacha no llevaba una buena vida y por lo tanto no cuidaba la niña, por ser sobrina p

it was a fitting open to the twitter ipo. 10-year-old vivian who used the social media site to fight slavery by selling lemonade rang the opening bell. >> it was a mystery to me and it also sounded somewhat silly. i sat down by my pr people for breakfast one morning. i was told, honey, it's time. please, i don't have time. i'm too busy. maybe i'm too successful. >> now it's twitter that's successful. a blockbuster ipo raising $2 billion for the company and creating a whole new wave of silicon valley wealth. what will the san francisco company do with all that money? step one, hire more people to grow the service. >> i think it's all about now the very long, long-term business we're trying to build. we have an absolute perspective on the long-term company we want to be. the public conversational real-time platform. >> this man, jack dorsey, who is also making news because of a report that his other tech company square may be thinking ipo. all signs that tech is hot and the money is rolling in. to give you some idea of the scope of today's twitter offering, the company becomes the seco

. - agentes del buró del fbi esta tras la pista del salvadoreño carlos pérez, que vivían san diego , y que está prófugo. el fbi ofrece recompensa de $50,000 por información que facilite la captura de pérez, quien es acusado de producir en 2003 un programa es que ha llamado para atrapar a parejas infieles el cual comercializaba por internet. el programa era enviado por correo en forma de invitación e interceptaba ilegalmente las comunicaciones privadas. - el senado aprobó ley histórica sobre derechos homosexuales para prohibir la discriminación en el trabajo sobre la base de la orientación sexual o identidad de género. la tarde en plato fue aprobada con 64 votos a favor y 32 en contra, 50 4 miembros demócratas y republicanos votaron a favor de la primera propuesta de ley de derechos de los homosexuales desde que el congreso anuló la prohibición que integrarán las fuerzas armadas. - la florida, george zimmerman y dio muerte al joven afroamericano trayvon martin, la policía está eliminado la prohibición que impedía a los vigilantes voluntarios portar armas mientras pat

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. y'all need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they even know me. i don't know no vivian. i don't know nobody cell phone. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. swear to gourd. >> i'll turn it over to internal affairs. i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> we'll get this straightened out. >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. >>> coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! wears off. [ fem

. >>> edgar, el ponchis, llegÓ muy pequeÑo a mÉxico, aqu ivÍ vivÍan sus hermanas que fueron acusadas de trÁfico de drogas , su madre fue arrestado y deportada a m i mÉxico, pero sus vecinos decÍan que era una persona muy tranquila, al parecer vive en a baja dcalifornia. >>>e l ponchis serÍa entregado a outcry in thge barrio en sannan antonio, hay confirmaciÓn de esto. >>> al momento no tenemos conf r confirmaciÓn que el ponchuis iÉe con outcry in the barrio, nos nosotros buscamos a la or organizaciÓn para saber por quÉ recibirindividuÍanuncio al ali tenemos ntoticias. >>> muchas gracias. >>> mientras que actvivistas e entraron en su tercera smemana e ayuno. >>> ellos dijeron que su s sacrificio es pequeÑo, en comp r comparaciÓn a la mision momnh n monumental de hacer que el con congreso actÚe, lory montenegro con los detalles ♪. >>> hasta que el cuerpo resista, aguantarÁn armahambre reiterar s quienes ayunan frente al kp capitolio por 15 dÍas, entre l ellos estÁ eliseo medina. >>> era lo que esperÁbamos, el c cansancio fisÍsico, pero lo qu n nos mueve no es el ham

. >> en uno de los barrios mÁs peligrosos de bogotÁ, sumidos en la profunda pobreza, vivÍan ella y su hijo. >> cÓmo eran los ladrones? >> tenÍan un cuchillo. >> a santiago le robaron una maleta en carrefour. >> karen, la madre de los niÑos se ganaba la vida trabajando en un salÓn de belleza y el dÍa que asaltaron a su pequeÑo casi se vuelve loca de la angustia. >> es duro, me sentÍ muy triste porque no podÍa hacer nada. no podÍa hacer nada porque iba con mi hija, mi hija se asustÓ, tal vez eso fue lo que mÁs me doliÓ. >> pero la suerte de esta familia cambiÓ el dÍa que su historia saliÓ a nuestro programa. fueron decenas de personas que se comunicaron con karen en colombia y comenzaron a llegar los regalos, eran juguetes, chaquetas, zapatos y sobre todo dinero. >> uno le agradece a dios porque dios es el que les pone el sentir en su corazÓn para que nos pudieran ayudar de esa manera. >> que gracias por todo y que les mando un saludo y un beso. >> dice karen que la ayuda que recibiÓ fue la diferencia entre la desesperaciÓn y volver a creer. >> pero karen no es la Úni

. >> ¿vivÍan juntos? >> sÍ. estÁbamos en un break. >> dijo que mantuvo en secreto la relaciÓn con carla por peticiÓn de ella y explico de como encontrÓ a la actriz en su departamento. >> ella estaba sola. >> con la persona de servicio. >> los restos de la actriz mexicana fueron velados al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico en donde familiares y amigos se encuentran reunidos para despedir a la actriz. >> de entrada. se muere algo de nosotros, cuando ganamos y ganamos todos. pero perdemos algo todo. >> pero sobre todo las circunstancias sorpresivas y tan... triste. >> a travÉs de un comunicado la familia pidiÓ respeto a los medios de comunicaciÓn para realizar la ceremonia de forma Íntima incluso se evitÓ poner el nombre de la accitriz en la capilla. >> reunir a comer, divertirse, hablar y muy, muy linda la verdad. es que bueno, se me pone china la piel nada mÁs de pensarla. >> mientras tanto el seÑor carlos alvarez, pidiÓ que se crea la versiÓn que su hija estaba casada. por otro lado. los restos serÁn cre

. >> surgen historia de esperanza, los 50 niÑos que vivÍan en este orfanato en cebÚ se salvan subiÉndose al techo de la estructura. >> (en inglÉs). >> hoy celebran estar con vida pero saben que hay grandes retos en el camino. >> la ayuda llega a cuenta gotas ya que el tifÓn derribo puentes y destruyÓ principales caminos de acceso, lo mismo ocurre en este hospital donde madres y reciÉn nacidos se salvan de la fur furia pero tratan de vivir sin luz y con agua que les suministra la cruz roja. >> esta mamÁ de tan solo 20 aÑos de edad sobreviviÓ el paso del tifÓn y dos dÍas despuÉs dio a luz a su bebito. >> la urgencia de alimentos es vital ayer miles de personas asaltaron un almacÉn de arroz en medio del saqueo 8 personas murieron aplastadas cuando intentaban ingresar al local. >> piden agua y la xheendz a un a consumir sin saber si es potable o no. >> cientos de familias han llegado durante todo el dÍa de hoy a esta base militar que en otro tiempo fue una capital turÍstica se ha convertido en centro de ayuda a refugiados que huyen de la zona cero, que se ha convertido en una ra

i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am very proud of that. when i started to do coutoure, after a lot of stories that may be issued do another job, i said, ok, i will do my own collection. i started and never stopped after. on boat one, one woman, done all in lace in the exhibition. it starts like, ok, i did not think to make another one. so i did one after and one after and one after peter i am still doing it now. this is 1997. more than 10 years. >> i ask the question because it is very interes

. >> surgen historia de esperanza, los 50 niÑos que vivÍan en este orfanato en cebÚ se salvan subiÉndose al techo de la estructura. >> (en inglÉs). >> hoy celebran estar con vida pero saben que hay grandes retos en el camino. >> la ayuda llega a cuenta gotas ya que el tifÓn derribo puentes y destruyÓ principales caminos de acceso, lo mismo ocurre en este hospital donde madres y reciÉn nacidos se salvan de la fur furia pero tratan de vivir sin luz y con agua que les suministra la cruz roja. >> esta mamÁ de tan solo 20 aÑos de edad sobreviviÓ el paso del tifÓn y dos dÍas despuÉs dio a luz a su bebito. >> la urgencia de alimentos es vital ayer miles de personas asaltaron un almacÉn de arroz en medio del saqueo 8 personas murieron aplastadas cuando intentaban ingresar al local. >> piden agua y la xheendz a un a consumir sin saber si es potable o no. >> cientos de familias han llegado durante todo el dÍa de hoy a esta base militar que en otro tiempo fue una capital turÍstica se ha convertido en centro de ayuda a refugiados que huyen de la zona cero, que se ha convertido en una ra

. >> among the people who helped ring twitter's opening bell was bay area native vivian harr, the little girl from ma run county was -- ma run county was invited after getting recognition for setting up a lemonade stand with the proceeds going towards slavery. twitter wanted to showity appreciation toward users of the social met work and -- network and sir patrick stewart from "star trek" on the left there also participated. >>> happening now, a football rally at stanford university ahead of tonight's much anticipated game against the oregon ducks. this is a live shot of the scene on campus right now. lots of people there. and espn is already built a set to conduct a live broadcast of the game. the 6:00 game is creating a lot of excitement but also concern about traffic jams. in fact, some stanford fans even camped out overnight in anticipation of the game. stadium gates open at 4:00 this afternoon and palo alto police are bracing for very heavy traffic all around the stadium. actually they say that could start around 2:00. stanford is letting employees leave early to ease congestion. >>

y ahora vivo leÓn que vivÍan jennifer lÓpez y marc anthony cuando no eran esposos, esa pasiÓn desmedida ¿no?. >>> (risas). >>> vamos a cambiar el tema por favor. >>> suelta la sopa se encontrÓ a yandel y vimos que por desgracia tiene unaado dicciÓn?. >>> a quÉ. >>> una adicciÓn muy comÚn en estos dÍas una adicciÓn del cual yo tambiÉn comparto. >>> vean ustedes. >>> con motivo del lanzamiento en los Ángeles de la leyenda viviente, el nuevo Álbum de yandel el reguetonero hablÓ con suelta la sopa y miren lo que nos dijo cuando le preguntamos si es difÍcil ser fiel. >>> claro que sÍ, porque hay sacrificar tiempo de la familia, pero ellos entienden que papÁ es el trabajo que escojo gio le va muy bien y lo apoyoamos al cien por un ciento. >>> ay! yandel. parece que tu esposa estÁ muy conciente del riesgo que corres viajando solito y para evitar que caigas en la tentaciÓn, ahora no te pierde pie ni pisada, es que las imÁgenes de yandel su esposa y sus acompaÑo antes, lo dicen todo. ella lo sigue todo el dÍa. en el hotel, con los que quieren fotos, en la calle, y hasta en el

desde chicago, vivÍan avila nos cuenta mÁs. >>> con cerca de 1.500 protestas en todo el paÍs elevaron su voz contra la cadena wal-mart en el viernes negro. >>> en massachusetts portaron carteles, para los trabajadores. en california y la policÍa arrestÓ a decenas de manifestantes que hacÍan el mismo pedido. y como lo muestran estas imÁgenes, es un total de 10 personas detenidas en chicago. por bloquear la vÍa. entre ellas este trabajador afroamericano, que pide que wal-mart cambie. >>> no es eficiente nosotros pedimos un salario mÍnimo de 25 mil dÓlares al aÑo. >>> la protesta incluyÓ entregar a los clientes de wal-mart, volantes que se indicaba que los empleados tienen que recurrir a la ayuda pÚblica para cubrir todas las necesidades bÁsica de sus familias. >>> y estÁn acortando las horas, para que no den los beneficios que dicen que ofrecen a sus empleados aunque se vio protestando mÁs a defensores de los trabajadores que los mÍnimos empleados de wal-mart, activistas aseguran que hay una razÓn para ello. >>> han dicho, que si salen los corren del trabajo. >>> wal-mart

vivian used twitter to get the word out about her charitable lemonade stand raising more than $100,000 in a year to fight childhood slavery. the social media company jumped $20 right away. the stock closed under $45 a share, a 73% gain on day one. the company's founders made out very well. evan williams' stock is worth $2.6 billion and jack dorsey on the right closed out at more than $1 billion. the executives have to wait though 180 days before they can cash out their stock. >>> time now 5:10. coming up, chris christie's re- election win lands him on the cover of "time" magazine and that cover has landed "time" magazine in hot water. >> san jose state does an about- face on its budget cuts. how the university plans to save spring semester classes. plus -- >> most boy scout eagle candidates don't build something like this. >> what a local scout is doing to help keep bay area skies safe. cold & flu season is back so before the first sneeze help protect with a spray before the first tissue help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol to get 10x more protection with each hand wash

reverend ct vivian, patricia wald a jurist, oprah winfr winfrwinfrey reta lynn. we saw mr. cub from the president's adopted hometown of chicago. a happy moment, the president now heads off across the river to arlington, dell. >> mike thank you very much. >>> coming up a florida congressman goes to court on drug charges. that story and much more when al jazeera america returns. interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> here are the stories we're following. >> find out what happened and what to expect. >> international outrage. >> a day of political posturing. >> ev

. >> vivian, thank you for being here. the next card i have is from jacqueline flint. >> good afternoon, sister. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm going to speak for both me and kirk rhymes, we both submitted a speaker card in case i wasn't able to stay the duration. my name is jackie flen. we have been located in the bayview for over 10 years. we are excited to embark on a new adventure with the sf arts commission and through our youth employment program as well as the summer youth program. earlier this summer some of you had the pleasure of meeting some of our young adults that referred to the project pool this year and corey was interested in commissioner torres stem cell program. that was all through the summer program that she was exposed to. i would also like to say that the summer is an a little bit bitter sweet for us because it does end. after this summer we had over 38 actual positions filled with some of those kids and what we did was we proposed for an expansion of that program through the arts commission an