applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms. colvin, without you we would not be where we are. [applause] thank you for sharing your story, and keep telling your story because we need to know, and our children need to know, and our children's children need to know your story. and we want to thank our sponsors today. we have the san francisco unified school district. we have marked as bookstores, who will be selling this -- ms. colvin's book, written about her, by philip house. we have

and none other than one of my seat mates, helene cooper a white house reporter for "the new york times." welcome all of you. >> great to be with you. >> let's start with the debt debate. you were bragging about the five keys. i'm going to put you on the spot. five keys to what's going on in the last six days. >> quickly boehner passes today, dies in the senate either the reid bill dies in the senate origins a process of rewriting it. the five keys that appear visible to me, i'm not saying these are the five keys, balanced budget amendment, lower the defense cuts in the reid bill, add in language in the super committee for few future sef dis reduction, something reid agreed to but not stipulated in public, sharpen the discretionary numbers, something in between where boehner and reid is and boehner count reid's $70 billion in mandatory savings that don't touch social security medicare and medicaid. those things can be done. i'm told they're on the table. >> that's where we get the debt ceiling passed 2012. >> because the irreducible min munl for president obama and the senate democrats

. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: earnings from bank of the ozarks, helen of troy and international speedway. and two key reports on jobs-- weekly unemployment claims and a.d.p.'s private payroll numbers for june. also tomorrow, speaking of jobs, we'll look at how the bad housing market is making it tough to find and relocate new employees. >> susie: more fallout from the phone hacking scandal engulfing rupert murdoch's newscorp. now many advertisers, including ford and virgin, are bailing on the "news of the world" tabloid. the paper is under fire for intruding into private voicemails of sports and film stars, politicians and even a murder victim. murdoch said today he will keep the paper's c.e.o. rebekkah brooks in her job, despite calls for her resignation. >> tom: it took almost two decades, but the u.s. and mexico have finally signed a deal to let each other's trucks have unlimited access to each other's highways. this provision was originally part of the nafta agreement, signed back in 1994, but both countries argued for years over safety and financial issues

helen koop is part dance instructor, part drill sergeant. >> right step. walk right, left, right. and two, three. ready, go. >> and, of course, they need to master the music. here they're working with vocal musical director pam simpson. so far this looks like any play rehearsal at just about any school in america. >> father, i don't think these people are having a very good time. >> but something very special is going to happen. these kids are about to receive a visit by one of the original cast members from the movie version of the "sound of [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity, turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi, you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information, and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the c

>> helen dukus. >> that was a relationship, wasn't it? >> there was no relationship. einstein referred to her as his superist. >> that doesn't sound like a very nice analogy. >> he referred as the family of women he was with as the chicken coop. >> that was a put down? >> it was, shall we say, southern german sense of humor, which is a rather crude and derives a lot of its impact from the barnyard. >> really? >> oh yes. >> now here's a new dimension you don't hear too much about. >> i don't think he was course. he had a tongue and cheek sense of humor. >> was he sexist? >> yes. >> well, but i think most men were sexist in that generation. so i don't think he was unusually sexist. >> he wasn't unusually sexist. >> what was his view of israel? >> he supported the state of israel, but not politically. >> he didn't support it in the beginning, though. >> absolutely not. he did not want to stay. he wanted a cultural place for jews. that was his great affection for the hebrew university also. he wanted a place for jews to be professors. hebrew university is the center piece

aquí tengo a francis helen. quÉ pregunta tienes? >> tengo 8 o 9 aÑos divorciado, tengo 50 aÑos y es difÍcil buscar una pareja. porque no quieren solo por amor o porque les gusta... siempre quieren que... las ayude uno chme. econÓmicamente. >> ok. >> vamos a tener que cambiar un poco el proceso de tu mente y de tu pensar, fÍjate tÚ, las dos cosas van agarradas de la mano, el dinero y el amor deben ir compensados de alguna forma. lo Único que quiere la persona es la parte econÓmica pero en tu vibraciÓn de la voz lo que puedo escuchar es que de pronto lo que te has encontrado es solamente eso. y no es solamente eso en la vida te vas a encontrar el amor que te mereces. vamos a hacer algunos pasos. en tu aurea veo un verde bastante fuerte. vamos a poner patos mandarines y te voy a mandar algo extraÑo es que usar ropa interior color rojo. y tambiÉn poner los pies en tierra, caminar descalzo en arena o tierra negra. >> mucha suerte en el amor. y vamos con francisco vidal que se encuentra en comunicaciÓn telefónica desde califo

helen koop is part dance instructor, part drill sergeant. >> right step. walk right, left, right. and two, three. ready, go. >> and, of course, they need to master the music. here they're working with vocal musical director pam simpson. so far this looks like any play rehearsal at just about any school in america. >> father, i don't think these people are having a very good time. >> but something very special is going to happen. these kids are about to receive a visit by one of the original cast members from the movie version of the "sound of music." ♪ with blue satin sashes >> one of the most popular musicals ever. the movie won five academy awards -- including best picture. the sound of music takes place in austria just before world war ii. it tells the real-life story of the von trapp family -- and the amazing young woman who entered and changed their lives, maria. ♪ how do you solve a problem like maria ♪ >> hello, everybody. >> this is kim karath. in the movie, she plays gretel, the youngest of the von trapp children. bronxville parent and msnbc anchor alex witt coincid

francis helen nos va a decir cÓmo lo conseguimos. ponga mucha atenciÓn porque ademÁs francis va a estar contestando sus llamados al: (en pantalla) buenos dÍas. >> hola, raÚl, cÓmo estÁs? >> gracias por estar con nosotros en el dÍa de hoy. cÓmo es esto de la prosperidad? cÓmo la recibo? cÓmo podemos hacer? >> tengo una frase que se gusta mucho y es: no es un crimen ser rico ni tampoco hay una virtud grande en ser pobre. el mal estÁ cuando se retiene el dinero y no se permite que llegue a las personas que lo necesitan. asÍ que en el día de hoy voy a estar hablando de esos tips y truquitos que tÚ puedes hacer para obtener el dinero. les voy a decir que en el dÍa de hoy tambiÉn voy a cubrir lo que es una necesidad. es decir, no es el que te va a llenar de abundancia pero es un ejercicio que me gustarÍa muchísimo que hicieras y practicaras en tu casa. >> me gusta esto de tener una necesidad y que haya una diferencia entre la abundancia, la necesidad y la ambiciÓn. es muy importante tenerlo claro. vamos a tomar una llama

here you have a private room a cardiac nurse more drugs and a console from a cardiologist dr helene it's very nice to know i'm a cardiologist your doctors ask me to come talk to you this is where things start getting real expensive which we see explaining a lot what we're going to do we're going to test to see if you're having a heart attack to echo cardiogram which is also senator hart. and do a stress test a stress test that normal people should party chapter's each. day of any questions i know it's a lot to get. to. know if the cardiac cath is positive and it's off to surgery which is usually stents to the corner artery or a complete bypass up. that artery total cost for all of this. since one thousand participants has been the number one killer of americans let's put this into perspective forty two thousand americans die each year car accidents only a thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themself. well some of us are killing each other and others are killing themselves one hundred seventeen thousand and eleven careless accidents we have sent the

here to have a private room a cardiac nurse more drugs and a console from a cardiologist dr helene it's very nice to hear i'm a cardiologist your doctor just come talk to you this is where things start getting real expensive which we see standing a lot but we're going to do we're going to put a test to see if you're having a heart attack to echocardiogram which is not your heart checked out and do a stress test a stress test. to any question i know it's a must see. now if the cardiac cath is positive and it's off the surgery which is usually stents to the coronary artery for a complete bypass of that artery the total cost for all of this. since one nine hundred twenty heart disease has been the number one killer of americans let's put this into perspective forty two thousand americans die each year are accidents only a thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themselves. while some of us are killing each other and others are killing themselves one hundred seventeen thousand like annually in careless accidents we have sent american troops into war many t

spoke to danish journalist helen bricks who says the attacks of come as a complete surprise for norway and could prove that european governments have to rethink their policies no multi-culturalism one has terrorism in mind and one has also in mind. the norwegian engagement in afghanistan one could ask one so why norway and why not denmark and i think that the danish intelligence service has locally prevented terror attacks in copenhagen and maybe just maybe the norwegian intelligence service has not been as alert as it should have been because one has simply not expected this and we know that all over europe in the u.k. in france in denmark in norway if you sort of look back through the years. certainly one has given safe haven to people who should never never have got an asylum one is not surprised that this has happened and we have seen it several times we saw it nine eleven met with. we have seen the failed attacks on copenhagen and now in norway and of course the european governments and also the you know we didn't governments have to sort of rethink the frame of mind to culture .

helen the kind of love the show well the initial reaction in the west was that the attacks had been conducted by muslim jihadists yes does that mean that the new york nancy threat is overlooked by special forces today in europe and countries i would say it's overlooked but of course the first first reaction to any terrorist attack not not only now but if you remember what happened ninety ninety five in oklahoma when a. scene person ultimately mark we destroyed federal building also everybody was convinced that that was a islamic jihad or something like that and for us then people started to to to be terrified by their visit groom homegrown terrorism so of course the society is everywhere and authorities. are now fork your stand on muslims which as we see quite frequently which is not not entirely correct and in scanner for example there is a long all traditional for racism and so to see a wide power movement but it has also always been very marginal and maybe because of that overall we have seen a steady rise of rightwing anti immigrant parties especially europe over the last couple of years

>> that's what 83-year-old helen had to tell the federal government over and over again. they stopped sending her social security checks. the federal government said they thought she was dead. >> as you can plainly see, she's not dead. >> that's right. >> after showing her birth certificate and driver's license, helen was declared born again, miraculously. at least in the eyes of the deral government. she is from washington state. >> my home state. when she looked into this, she had to call and say, what's going on? the checks aren't coming. i'm still around. >> they said, prove it. >> they said, here's the thing. we have you marked as dead. since 1997. >> yeah, this has been going on for a while. can you believe it? 1 in every 200 entries in the social security database is false because of errors by federal workers. not always because somebody's presumed to be dead. you know, all the problems with social security, you'd think this is one they could maybe trying to figure out, whether you're alive or dead. >> according to helen she was saying it's quite difficult to prove

helen dillard comprehensive cancer center. long enough name. >> i want to give a shout out. i have to the nursing staff in particular. i had wonderful doctors but nursing staff in particular on the fifth floor of the -- they are great. their attitude. they competent. beyond competent. it's that they are upbeat and positive if they go into a bad room they change it. that's a lot going through it. that and friends and family. >> they make us look good. >> we have no cure for cancer, really. but we can do some things to help prevent it. >> let's start with -- one thing, the intraoperative radio therapy. when you wake up do you have side effects? >> remarkably nothing different. you wouldn't know what you had it. >> let's get back to what we can do to prevent. exercise, exercise, exercise is what everybody talks about. how much, what kind, what's good, what should we do? >> exercise is great for all forms of prevention. specifically for breast cancer. there is really good data to suggest that lowering your weight and obesity. decrease in obesity is definitely a preventative mesh

. >> reporter: helen miller and her neighbor left these flowers at the exact spot where a burning body was discovered thursday morning in the 500 block of ivan hoe road. >> sometimes we get burglarized because we're near the freeway. so things happen. >> reporter: police received calls at 4:40 in the morning. >> we got many calls. some people were not able to identify what it was burning in the street and other people did think that it was a body. >> reporter: the woman was badly burned. it's believed she's in her early to mid 20s, possibly hispanic. >> anyone with information please call the oakland police department. you may have seen something sma looked out of the ordinary around that time this morning. so sometimes very small tips lead to the arrest. >> reporter: and those two live here just off of highway 24 are hoping for that big arrest. the neighborhood is monitored by a private security company and folks we talked to are very concerned. >> just unusual. it's one of those odd occurrences that hopefully they'll be able to explain soon. >> there's a lot going on in oakland. ther

mistakes get made between nuclear powers that's something that we all need to worry about and that's where helen has the say that you mentioned the a visit of secretary of state hillary clinton to asia she was also in hong kong to reassure asian investors in the face of looming u.s. default so that's on the economic front yet on the military front we see the u.s. military taking a far more heavy handed approach towards china and why is that the timing is not very good for the u.s. certainly well. you have to realize this is part of a worldwide competition right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two and chinese or oil eighty percent of chinese energy supplies move by sea they either move through the straits of home once which is controlled by the american fifth fleet or the move to the extremists which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this they they worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it some on their energy juggler vein and so they're they're very kind of tense and they're co

china claims as its territory it's all part of the superpowers competition for energy routes says khan helen from the american based foreign policy in focus. right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two and chinese or a zero zero eight percent of chinese energy supplies hooved by sea they either move through the streets or from what's which is controlled by the american system eat oil in move through the election rates which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this and they they worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it on their energy john miller again this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between the number one and the number two powers now energy users in the world and the fact that the united states has pretty much surrounded most of china with bases that go all the way from central asia to the north pacific that's the context in which this takes place well news in brief now at least eleven people have been killed in a blast at the police headquarters

fighter jets had to set to begin to spy plane over taiwan which china claims as its territory called helen and from the american based foreign policy in focus think tank says the rift is part of competition for energy routes in the region. right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two and chinese oil eighty percent of chinese energy supplies hooved by sea the move through the straits of from once which is controlled by the american civil war in move. which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this they tell me they worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it on their energy john miller vein this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between a number one and the number two powers now energy users in the world and the fact that the united states has pretty much surrounded most of china with maces that go all the way from central asia to the north pacific that's the context in which this takes place. now a few minutes the school strikes back the sun is in full pelt

open to any country to navigate its all politics the superballs competition for energy says a call on helen from the american base foreign policy in focus think tank. right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two and chinese or oil eighty percent of chinese energy supplies who've by see that you move through the streets of rome once which is controlled by the american oil emove. which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this they tell us they worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it on their energy juggler vein and so they're they're very kind of tense and they're concerned about keeping those sea lanes open that's why they are so. pushy about the south china sea i think that mistake on the part of the chinese a bit is they've been a little overly pushy with some of the smaller countries in the region and that has allowed the united states to get a foot in the door but this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between a number one and the number two powers no

space research is in its prime and you can watch the full interview with him in fifty minutes time helen ossie. we're going through difficult periods now in the past few years but when i talk about the golden age of astronomy i talk about the the space missions that we've had in the past fifteen years and the large ground based observatories in the new technological developments that are the neighborhood us to do things like adaptive optics supercomputers that have really advanced our understanding of astronomy at this large number of discoveries that i would say a really big set appropriate to call this a golden era of astronomy. and when it comes to starting a family determined couples in russia will stop at nothing many of the country's six million in fact all upon estates argosy is their only chance of having a child but despite the practice being legal in russia the end result isn't always a case of the family. these first photos of anton made him an orphan seen he was ill his genetic parents refused even to hold him the boy has a rare and incurable genetic disease but i think of it

anteros hélène team from the u.s. based trans general believes the u.s. government that represents only the need to is in equipped to deal with the of a well known problem in. that country is going bankrupt just look at the numbers the numbers don't lie the politicians lie let's look at the bigger picture first of all they're devaluing the dollar and we've been saying that all along gold in the last month has gained a hundred and fifteen dollars an ounce the dollar's crashing against the swiss franc and other currencies so you can see what's going on and let's look at the bigger picture what they're not talking about in all this deficit reduction hey how about the military budget how about slashing foreign aid fifty seven billion dollars a year how about companies like general electric that made fourteen billion dollars last year paying no taxes look there's plenty of room out there to start raining this thing in and turning it around we do not have a representative form of government that's only for a little kiddies to believe we have a government that r

fighter jets into said to you two spy plane over taiwan which china claims as its territory called helen and from the american based foreign policy in focus think tank says the rift is part of a competition for energy routes in the region. prey on the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and trade is the number two and chinese. eighty percent of chinese energy supplies who've by see that you move through the streets of rome once which is controlled by the american troops league well the move to go look straight which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to miss the lead worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it on the original again this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between a normal on a lumber two hours now energy users in the world and the fact of the united states has pretty much surrounded close to china with pieces that go all the way from central asia to the north pacific that's the context in which this takes place. and how the coming up in a few minutes on r.t. with me kevin ze

. >> marÍa y helen, les agradezco mucho, gracias por esa conversaciÓn, estas previsiones precisamente que hemos visto del programa son las que vemos en los estados unidos. vamos a hacer una pausa, cuando regresemos mÉxico, secuestro de violencia, como se puede vivir dentro de una caja de madera por mÁs de siete meses. hablamos con una vÍctima del secuestro en mÉxico al volver. parece que todo el mundo estÁ diciendo que ellos tienen el mejor plan ilimitado. estÁ es la verdad. at&t y verizon te dan texto y llamadas ilimitadas, pero te cobran extra si te pasas de 2gb de datos. t-mobile afirma que ellos son ilimitados, pero reducen tu velocidad de datos si usas mucho tu telÉfono. sprint no te cobra extras ni reduce tu velocidad. y obtienes datos, texto y llamadas ilimitadas a cualquier telÉfono mÓvil por solo $79.99. el mejor plan ilimitado... gana. >> hubieran tenido la oportunidad de no decir nada, venir a eeuu y olvidarse pero decidieron hablar. >> por eso estamos como estamos en mexico porque nadie habla. una de las personas que queria ser presidente de la republica, no ha di

speeches it would stand up and say no no he didn't want to demonize he is really not my helen thomas is no more just no more misrepresentations we can set the limit on one thing and a celebration of the special bond between israel and the united states when ever we kind of stiff israel something bad happens here. we pushed people out of gaza and so forth and then we had to train over here where people were pushed into different states because of a stone and people see almost a parallel between rough treatment to israel. and judgment happening to america to fight the tough stance of defending israel and some participants say they want to see more than sanctions used against iran it has really slowed. their nuclear advances and i don't know that is america that we can do anything we hope that the israelis should be preemptive other participants say god will intervene i don't care how much the iranians get their bomb together tonight late israel will fizzle. it will fizzle it will come it will not work because in the sixty seven year it worked their time and time again. they would look

man's land but even manny of those who survived a struggling with their own nuclear nightmare artist helen thomas explains. a triple disaster on a scale the world has never known causing damage and destruction and uncertainty forcing tens of thousands of japanese refugees to leave their lives behind and seek shelter anywhere they can some people do. but the problem is that. they be they have been accused by. you know of course by offshore. causing. people. not. primarily a move towards self-preservation this idea of desertion is defined by many as characteristically in japanese and has earned those who have evacuated the dishonorable title of traitor. of course it's hard to hear that we have family members with ink.

helen thomas first question. >> you think that pakistan and our -- safe haven and afghanistan for these so-called terrorist. >> that was acward . then in the guest book in westminister abbey can i give you my theory on that. >> it is a number of solutions for any given problem. >> i hate to get too da vinci code. may 24, 2008 trandsalates five, plus two is 7 . 7 plus four is 11 . two zeros keep it at 13 . eight makes it 21. he was telling us he got lucky with the queen. >> totally crazy. i don't want to consider that, miller. i don't think about that. >> back up theory. he signed 2008 and by the time it reads back to dc. >> he put me off with the queen line. >> coming up. undercover stings. are they ethical. jon stossel on that. and america's news quiz. don't miss that one coming right back. [ male annocer ] things seem better with travelocity's best price guarantee. our girl's an architect. our boy's a genius. we are awesome parents! biddly-boop. [ male announcer ] if you find a lower rate on a room you've booked, we won't just match it. we'll give you $50 towards your next trip. [ gno

helen says she used to see jaycee dugard in the front yard, doing yard work. >> ways heart broken to think that we had lived here in that poor little thing having the baby, being out there. alone and we couldn't help her. we didn't know she was there. >> another neighbor, john watkins spoke about failures of parole agents. >> i knew they wasn't doing their job. that is the truth. they just wasn't doing their job. if they didn't look over there behind the fence or check anything out. you can't find out anything about someone just driving down the road and knocking on the front door. >> a federal parole file released today to the sacramento bee shows parole oofsers believed everything was fine with the garridoes, nothing suspicious, just days after jaycee dugard was kidnapped. >> dugard's much-anticipated book hit bookstores today. it's entitled "a stolen life" detailing the 18 years in captivity, beginning with life before she was abducted at age 11. dugard, forced to assume a new identity states in the first line of the book "my name is jaycee lee dugard". abc news will air an update

francis helen nos habla de esta tema. y ayer la pasamos en grande con nuestros pequeÑos gigantes. pero tambiÉn corriÓ alguna que otra lagrimita de tienes que probar honey bunches of oats con almendras. ¡son ricos! un tercio menos de azúcar por porción que honey nut cheerios. te encantarán los honey bunches of oats con almendras. pruébalos. usa capas y capas de productos... o desafia todo ese esfuerzo con olay. nuevo total effects dark circle minimizer cubre imperfecciones, deja tersa tu piel, y revela ojos rejuvenecidos... con una simple aplicación. >> lo que el fÚtbol ocasiona. quÉ pasÓ? se estÁ poniendo todo azul el asunto! [risas] >> ay! pero quÉ es esto? pitufina. tontÍn! quÉ bÁrbaro. bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica. >> papÁ pitufo, pásale compadre. >> quÉ te dicen? >> ok. >> nos trajo una sorpresa. quÉ es esto? a ver! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mira hasta los pitufos bailan mejor que poncho! [risas] ♪ ♪ >> dale, dale, ponchito! ♪ ♪ >> bueno, ya lo saben, los pitufos estrena julio 29, no se la pueden perder. >> me encantÓ mi regalo pero quiero un beso de

. >> helen lives right next door. she remembers seeing her working in the front yard. philip and nancy were good neighbors. >> i can't imagine it. you know because he was sum -- he seemed to be gentle toll us. >> they will be watching the interview with diane sawyer when she tells her story for the first time. she was just 11 years old when garrido a convicted sex offender kidnapped her on her way to school in south lake tahoe. she was forced to live in a backyard prison. >> i'm trying to imagine how were you coping. i'm trying to imagine. >> i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death. i can't imagine being kidnapped and raped. you just do what you have to do to survive. >> garrido would occasionally eat down from his house. workers have questions, too. >> curiosity. >> just to see how she is doing now. >> and the house where it happened. >> i want to hear her side and why she didn't try to leave. i am real interested in that. >> neighbors say a number of people have been by to inquiry about buying house but once they find out its history they walk away. right

ahora s vamos hasta la gr manzana porque vamos a continuar una z mÁs con nuo enlace y la motira frais helen. tenemos lista la egunta de lucy. ella nos estÁ llamando desde sacramento, california. ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁs? >> hola, muy bien. >> cuÁl es la pregunta para francis? >> ok. mi pregunta es de que tengo... tuve 9 hijos... ro nada mÁs me quedan 8 y el más cho... ay! yosiento que piensa que no lo quiero. >> son 9. es unterminaciÓn de ciclo. querida luz, aquÍ estoy haando dealgo que quisiera que tÚ repasaras que es el embarazo. hay un laps que es elque yo puedo ver que Ú tuvisten el momento de 9 meses, que no... de vead te sentÍas como otada y cansada y no es qusi deseaste no lo tuvieras en ese momento sino no lo huerias tenido en istencia hoy.pero sÍ te ntÍas que... uno piensa muchas veces y no las dice pero el pensamiento llega desafortunadamente al bebÉ. as son cosas que se edan en la memoria.tÚ lo pues sacar al ni diciÉndole: mi amor, yo te quiero, te amo. y cuando tenga mÁs edad y si llega a los 8, 10, 11 aÑos, mira, ocriÓ esto y cuando estaba embarazada un