presidente barack obama en la cupula republicano no da su brazo a torcer en la lucha del presupuesto >>> la florida está más cerca hoy en convertirse en el próximo estado, que pone a los indocumentados en la mirilla del sistema legal >>> el gobierno de el salvador, acusa a méxico de violar los derechos de cientos de ciudadanos cuando cruzan la frontera >>> esto es noticiero univisión ♪ . >>> muy buenas noches, mackled sería extraditado a venezuela, pero aún se estudia la petición de estados unidos y ahora vamos a una conferencia de prensa que hizo el presidente de colombia esto después que mackled hablara con univisión, sobre sus supuestos nexos con el alto poder dieron las razones, por las cuales enviarían a mackled a venezuela. >>> al menos que los abogados y el ministro del interior, está en estos momentos consultando, y digan que no, será extraditado a venezuela. le prometí al presidente hugo chávez que si la ley decía que este señor debería extraditarse a venezuela, lo extraditaría a venezuela. es más, en ese momento yo le estaba pidiendo a venezuela 2 grandes capos. >>>

castor of florida. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor, and a member opposeded will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida. ms. castor: my amendment requires a government accountability study to examine the economic impact prevention and public health grants have on states and local communities. now i can tell you we don't really need a study to understand how important prevention is and how important it is to empower our hometowns and local governments, nonprofits, whoever can come together at a local level and make these decisions about encouraging health year lifestyles. the -- health year lifestyles. it is not washington dictating all across the country, a cookie cutter approach, one size fits all, but we empower our neighbors to make decisions on what works for them. what works back in my hometown would probably not work in fargo or missouri. prevention of disease is smart and saves family money and saves taxpayers money as well. now over time, we have all gotten smarter about preventing c

. >> la florida está en la mirilla, centros por no llevar un control riguroso suelen caer en la re venta a los mismos pacientes. >> la agencia para control de drogdz realiza dedoadas que incluye a médicos, y cierran centros médicos y farmacia. >> la magnitud del abuso toma énfasis aquí en la florida donde el 85% de las preso creepciones a nivel nacional provienen de este estado. >> en busca de estas pastillas muchos vienen a la florida. >> son personas que se tengoed a un a venir a la florida van a diferentes clínicas, diferentes doctores, todas las transacciones se hacen en dinero en efectivo, lo transportan a sus estados y ahí los re venden en el mercado negro. >> con cámara escondida visitamos farmacias para verificar si nos vendemos estos medicamentos sin receta pero ninguna violó la ley. >> el gobierno también educará a fabricantes de estas medicinas y centros que las suministran para que eliminen las pastillas en desuso. >> univisión. >> hombres armados dispararon en contra de manifestantes que piden democracia dejando más de 100 muertos inundaron las calles luego de la

behind this storm, florida pastor terry jones. a fringe preacher with a tiny following threatened to burn a koran on the anniversary of september 11th. in the end, he backed down. until 12 days ago. when he and another pastor torched the holy book of the world's muslims. for days, the burning received barely any attention here. but then, president karzai condemned it. the afghan media covered it. and today, it became a key topic in sermons in friday prayers across the country. today, in an interview with abc's' "nightline," terry jones was unrependant. >> we do not feel responsible, no. we feel the muslims use that as an excuse. if they did not have us as an excuse, they would use a different excuse. >> reporter: but tonight, his act of hatred inspired a massacre. nick schifrin, abc news, kabul. >>> and tonight on "nightline," bill weir will have his full interview with that pastor. >>> also in afghanistan, six american soldiers have been killed in a vicious battle along the pakistan border there. abc's mike boettcher, the only jo

what will be talking to a democrat from florida -- we will be talking to a democrat from florida. in caller: hello, c-span, and hello america. before this catastrophe happened, i was investigating all war -- a war between the oil industry in the fishing industry. as soon as that explosion happened, i called the department of homeland security and said this was purposely done. the magic plan is to turn the mexico into a dead zone. the strategically positioned under water rising to spew the oil all over the gulf so what types of the fishing industry and the tourist industry. guest: actually, that is nonsense. this was a terrible accident. 11 individuals, part of louisiana family died on that. many others were injured. it is certainly a stain on our memory. you know what is interesting is even though there was millions of gallons of oil spilled, it had very little impact on the fishing industry directly. what has happened is it has created a perception that there is tainted product, when in fact we are processing plenty of oysters, plenty of shrimp, and most of the coast line did not

el intento de a probar una ley antimigrante en la florida recibiÓ apoyo, pero de ser aprobada person aprobada perjudica la economÍa del estado una comisiÓn de la cÁmara baja aprobÓ la iniciativa lourdes nos cuenta en quÉ consiste el proyecto de ley quienes la apoyan y quÉ significa para hoy. >>> el comitÉ de asuntos econÓmicos de la cÁmara de representantes de la florida, aprobÓ hoy por 11 votos a favor y 7 en contra la controvertida ley de inmigraciÓn presentada por el republicano bill s. la audiencia estuvo cargada de emotivos momentos esta niÑa por ejemplo lloraba mientras le rogaba a los legisladores que no a probara las medidas, in mi graenl el proyecto de ley se le prohÍbe al estado mantener estatus migratorios con el fin de obtener la ley, y que se exija a todos los empleadores usar el sistema federal. cientos de personas opuestas alaniz tia la iniciativa viajaron desde varios condados de la florida a la capta ital tallahassee. >>> siempre diciendo que no necesitamos esta ley que lo que va hacer es criminalizar a las familias, que lo que va hacer es legalizar el p

en miami florida, univisión. >>> tiempo de una pausa comercial. y enseguida algunos llaman el matrimonio del siglo, a la boda real de este viernes en londres. y que por supuesto la seguridad está al máximo, ya volvemos con los detalles. ♪ con dinero y sin dinero [ todos ] ♪ yo hago siempre lo que quiero ♪ ♪ y mi palabra es la ley ♪ no tengo trono ni reina [ todos ] ♪ ni nadie que me comprenda ♪ pero sigo siendo el rey qué bonito es festejar con los amigos con una cerveza bien fría. [ locutor ] budweiser. el rey de las cervezas. >>> una comisión de la legislatura de california se pronuncio este marte a favor de eliminar el programa de comunidades seguras luego de escuchar los testimonios de inmigrantes afectados y la renuncia de la representante. los legisladores de la comisión dicen que la comunidad ha perdido la confianza en las autoridades policiales. >>> a 2 días de la boda real crece la fiebre de miles de personas que quieren ver de cerca el llamado matrimonio del siglo. a este entusiasmo se le suman las medidas de segurid

san carlos is considering contracting the city's fire response to a private company based in jupiter, florida, as it looks to cut costs, mark sayier is in san carlos where many residents say they want their local fire department to stay local. >> reporter: the cities of san carlos and neighboring belmont share a joint fire department and have since the 1970s, but san carlos thinks it is paying too much and they have given notice they want to end the relationship come october. >> the city staff will to a proposal upon the. >> reporter: they considered four proposals to save money including one from a florida company called backen hut. paul donohue nose full well the idea of a privatized fire department will meet resistance. >> as a private company we are always told they put prove it before safety.

similar amounts all through central florida yet it was a beautiful sunny day and south florida. out west this is indian wells california with a- day was 105 look of the best in the area record heat in the southwest today. big jet stream setting up the store menace to the south of us. in our area we have the usual spread from like said areas that inland areas with the valley enjoyed a 54. it is school tonight because the air is dry and dry air cools. here's the reader view of the big thunderstorm still traversing the sunshine state. towering only 38,000 ft. vs 48,000 earlier today. lots of rain coming down in near coeur narrow corridor. it's a bomb of the storm that will deepen rapidly as it runs up the east coast. in our area it is not the snow which could accumulate 1 ft. in some spots in interior remained in new england as you can see there. it is the cloud cover coming in for opening day. spotty light showers measured in hundreds of an inch. not a lot tomorrow. not the brightest day either. we will have a high of 46 purses the '83 we saw on the first of april 1st year ago. th

cu --el futuro de los inmigrantes en florida est en peligro. --la senadora estatal, anitere flores, propus que los policas se transformen en oficiales de inmigracin. take vo --el intento sorprendi a muchos ya que ms de 60 por ciento de los residentes del estado son hispanos. -- polticos advierten sobre la posibilidad que una ley tipo arizona sea aprobada en florida.. --el gobernador, no se opone a una ley antiinmigrante aunque sta perjudique a la economia del estado. cu - bump out ---- y vamos a la primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las once, take vo --pero en seguida... le contaremos del golpe que recibi el narcotrfico en el salvador... millones de dolares en el decomiso. take vo ademas, le contar porque lady gaga se llev tremendo susto durante uno de sus conciertos. take sot - tu voz open

. >> y ahora mientras en la florida dos proyectos de ley anti-indocumentado han convertido a tallahassee en olla a presión, vamos el por qué, estos días son decisivos. >> llegaron en autobús de varios puntos de la florida para dejarle claro a legisladores que en sus manos está el futuro de sus hijos. >> estamos en contra de leyes que florida está tratando de pasar. >> proyectos de ley pudieran ir al pleno. >> y el senador dice que analizarán todos los aspectos de estas iniciativas. >> la primera del seno aldo no convierte a la policía en agentes de inmigración le pide a empleadores usar el programa federal. >> la segunda de la cámara requiere considere la policía pida pruebas de estatus a todo aquel sospechoso de ser indocumentado. >> según algunos una es una versión suave de la ley de arizona y la otra una dura, no queremos ni la dura de la casa de representantes ni la versión suave. >> la senadora flores salió en defensa de su proyecto, mono momento no donde hay nivel de desempleo en nuestro estado, demás de 10% creo que es muy importante que los empleadores hagan todo

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people in florida are not laughing at all. they are cleaning up. now waiting, many of them, for power to be restored. >> incredible seeing what's happening there just because of this power system -- or the weather system there. coming up also, concerns about the milk that you pour in your cereal or maybe in your morning coffee. radiation from the japan nuclear disaster has been detected in american milk supplies. is there a real risk? >> important question. >>> later, we'll lighten things up a bit. what prince harry really thinks of his brother's upcoming royal wedding as harry takes his own leap to the north pole. not a vacation for everybody -- >> takes the pressure off harry now that wills will be married, now he doesn't have to rush. >> he can relax there in the north pole. >>> first, the april fool's day weather is no joke for millions of americans out there today. damaging storms in florida and meanwhile some record heat in the west. now anor'easter is bringing snow to the north. john hendren reports on the clean-up now in the sunshine state.

and the florida delegates support it. the primary calendar as it is currently adopted by the republican national committee. >> any other states on the horizon that were you as well like michigan or other states that have long complained about the over influence of iowa, new hampshire? >> i don't have any other states right now that i'm overly concerned about. i think everyone is working hard to get into the march and april window. and so far so good. >> twelve minutes left spread what are you telling, if one last fast moment here, what are you telling the speaker and the state senate president down there, what is your message speakers are not going to get into all of the confidential communication, other than similar things that we're talking about. i get their position. i understand where they're coming from. i think they've got a lot of great points to make. it's not an argument. it's a good cooperative discussion, taking in my necessity i think to really educate folks as far as what our limitations are as far as the re

. >> agradecemos de esta pausa comercial hemos cuanto ha aumentado la poblaciÓn hispana en la florida durante la Última dÉcada. >> un fragmento de la entrevista exclusiva de marÍa elena salinas con el protagonista del documental presunto culpable. >> al regresar en ediciÓn nocturna. >> el crecimiento de la poblaciÓn hispana en el estado de la florida durante la Última dÉcada este impresionante 57%. los contados con mayor aumento de disparos son... donde se encuentran respectivamente necesidades de tampa y orlando. en este Último la representaciÓn polÍtica de los hispanos es mÍnima y eso ha generado controversia. >> en la Última dÉcada se ha registrado una explosiÓn latina en la florida y la parte central del estado. allÍ viven 308.000 hispanos la poblaciÓn general de un millón, lo que representa un 27%. y sabiendo que uno de cada cuatro cirujanos la inmensa mayorÍa puertorriqueÑos, ahora ha llegado el momento de utiliza esta informaciÓn para redistribuir los distritos electorales. sÓlo habrÁ tres latinos entre las 15 personas encargadas de supervisar esa tarea. >

we confront the florida pastor who burned the koran and touched off today's blood bath in afghanistan. we'll take you inside the mob as they stormed a u.n. compound and hear why terry jones did what he did. >>> born to be wild? we sit them in rows and teach them the abcs, but what if the best kind of education involved no classrooms or books, but mud pies and bird calls? we check out a very unusual school. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," april 1st, 2011. >>> good evening to all of you in the west. i'm bill weir and we are live with breaking news. the emergency landing of a southwest flight in yuma, arizona, after a gaping hole opened in the fuselage of the boeing 737 while the craft was at cruising altitude. you can imagine the horror the folks flying from phoenix to sacramento as cabin pressure dropped, air masks deployed and the plane plunged 25,000 feet. one passenger even texted a good-bye to his wife. with all the details, here's alexi starr. >> reporter: no hiding the joy

he's a brother from florida. he spoke spanish and french. he was an envoy to haiti and nake rag wa. -- nicaragua. you didn't know that, did you? he also wa the first black man to pass the bar in the state of florida in 1913. can you imagine a brother passing the bar in 1913? and his brother was as bad as he was. that's who james wheldon johnson was. you ever heard of jenny slew? 1719, her smom white. her zad black. you know, even back then a good man was hard to find, you follow me? so we understand this. this thing has been going on for a very, very long time, ok? jenny slew, 46 years later she sues for her freedom and back pay. and guess what? wins because in the state of massachusetts a person of color could sue back in those days. you know what the superior court said? well, we can't let this happen because you were married to an enslaved person. let me say this right now. we don't use the word "slave." i want everybody to say "enslaved." say it louder. and you know why? because if you start practicing that you will change how you look a

lesión a actri ( ♪ música ) >>> irónica mente la aprobación de leyes antimigrantes en el estado de la florida podría estar en manos de legisladores hispanos pero existen opiniones divididas entre ellos porque los migrantes cubanos tienen privilegios que otros migrantes no poseen al llegar ilegalmente a estados unidos, lourdes del río nos explica. >>> este lunes hubo nuevas protestas en la capital de la florida para evitar que se aprueben 2 proyectos de ley que muchos consideran buscan emular a la controversial s b 1070 de arizona >>> la ley s b 1040 será presentada esta semana en el n presentada en la cámara veremos qué pasa. >>> hay un problema entre grupo políticos americano. >>> muchos inmigrantes hispanos van a votar en las elecciones y nadie quiere ofender a ese grupo >>> hace 2 semanas enviaron un cumpl comunicado que decía: >>> esto refiriéndose al proyecto de la cámara de representantes del republicano quien autorizó a la policía exigir procesos migratorios. la semana pasada sin embargo lópez cantera dice votará aquí. >>> este estado no tiene los primeros problemas de ar

finest salmon spawning ground so who will win this fight is survival of nature for big business and a florida unemployment agency is under fire after tries to help out with total job seekers the rather bizarre scene in tonight's daily take i'll tell you why they why rick scott is probably horrified by the idea of a state full of unemployed a crusader as. the white house unveiled a new online policy that could change the way we all surf the internet the new policy is an online id unique to each user which would replace everyone's passwords is that having a different password to log in to facebook or check your background or whatever pay your paypal bill will have one unique credential that websites will recognize you boy. as the white house said a consumer can use their single credential to log on to any website with more security than passwords alone provide it can provide it's a completely voluntary program but the white house is urging consumers and businesses to sign up for it calling it an innovation for online privacy so this is really the next step in keeping our online personas secure

florida alone has an unemployment rate of eleven percent over a million people who can't find work that would be one million people donning red capes constantly reminders of those red republican policies work for godes and that they would have the loud some of the nation's largest corporations to ship over tens of millions of jobs overseas and let banks toure's blow a several trillion dollar hole in the economy nationwide the official unemployment rate is eight percent eight point eight percent with thirteen million people out of work and if you count the ninety nine er's and people who've already given up looking for a job that number is closer to fifteen percent about twenty five million people without work magine of twenty five million people around the nation supported red capes as a reminder of all the red republican policies and where i think you get there were a bit of life out the middle class in america where we all tend to gloss over the unemployment numbers unless we're one of those working people without a job but if those numbers were right in our face if we saw a day in an

the remember the legacy of dr martin luther king bus stop uprising breaks out in afghanistan after a florida pastor burns the holy qur'an so is this performed act freedom of speech and couldn't tea party movement of today be a copycat movement of the eighteen sixty s n l f a k she is once again taking form across the political spectrum. you need to know this violent anti-american demonstrations flared up all around afghanistan over the weekend and three days afghans are taking to the streets ostensibly in response to florida pastor terry jones decision to set the koran ablaze back in march twentieth last year i confronted pastor jones about his plans for nine eleven to burn a qur'an on my radio show here's what he and i both had to say. i want to know why you're so committed dr terry jones why you. or so committed to doing the work of osama bin laden who said before nine eleven and then and it's here it's like nine eleven was in his mind designed to create a war between christianity and islam why sir are you on osama bin laden side and why are you doing his work we feel that the koran eventu

the florida delegates support it. the primary calendar as currently adopted by the national committee. they supported it. >> and the other states on the horizon that worry you like michigan or states that have long complained about iowa or new hampshire? >> i don't have any other states i am overly concerned about. i think everyone is working hard to get into the march and april window. >> what are you telling the speaker and the state senate president -- what is your message? >> i'm not going to get into the confidential communications. i get their position and i enter stand where they are coming from. they have a lot of great points to make. it's not an argument, it's a good, cooperative discussion, taking in my necessity to educate folks as far as what our limitations are on the calendar issue and then listening to their issues which are very good, but unfortunately, there is not a whole lot -- not a lot the chairman can do about changing the calendar made prior to me being here. >> [unintelligible] >> i'm looking

i love florida. i would like to thank the south florida tea party for the opportunity to address this group of hard-working, incredible people. it is my great honor, believe me. [applause] over the last six months since i started thinking about this, i have been asked so much about the tea party by reporters and a lot of different folks. i have come up with a truthful but standard answer. they are great because they made washington start thinking, both democrats and republicans. they made washington start thinking. i want to thank you all. it is fantastic. when i was asked to do this speech today by a friend of mine, he said it would be in an auditorium with 250 people. what happened? [cheers and applause] with all of the wind, at least you know it is my real hair. the united states has become the laughing stock and a whipping post for the rest of the world whether we like it or not. we do not like it. the world is laughing at us. they're laughing at our leaders taking the advantage of us. it is a di

. >> se extendiÓ a la mitad del paÍs, aprobÁndose en los estados de georgia, utha, en florida, texas, carolina del sur consideran antiproyecto sobre inmigraciÓn, aunque un poco diferentes a arizona. >> sean identicas o sea variaciones de esta ley tienen el mismo impacto en la comunidad y es lo que nos preocupa. >> la gobernadora seÑalÓ que la avalancha de apoyo tuvo un impacto significavo. para presionar a la casa blanca actunar seguridad fronteriza. se comprometiÓ a defender la ley hasta la suprema corte. >> el senador sostiene que es hora de proteger a los trabajadores estadounidenses. sin embargo el impacto econÓmico provocó un gran cambio. >> jefes de corporaciones grandes de negocios salieron a andar una carta dijeron a los republicanos ya basta. >> con la presiÓn de cÁmaras de comercio hace una semana la mayorÍa de los mismos senadores estatales que apoyaron la ley rechazaron media docena de propuestas similares. pero yo creo que este transcurro debilitÓ el poder o el crÉdito polÍtico que tiene este tipo de leyes. >> millones de mexicanos tomaron una decisiÓn muy im

and specifically florida's latino voters. in miami, phil keith keating fox news. >> a reunion between a father and his two children suspected of being taken away by their mother in just two minutes. >>> and the critical rebel strong hold in libya remains under siege. >> you have probably seen his films. you may not know his face. tell you about the film legend that passed away this weekend. >> we currently have cloudy skies and cold temperatures coming up in neighborhoods that will cool into the 30s overnight. and when shower chances return the five day forecast. . >>> libyan rebels and troops loyal to colonel moammar gadhafi today fought for the key city of abdajbia. at least eight people were killed. connell powell reports even with nato air strikes, the outcome is far from certain. >> reporter: heavy fighting continued again here today in libya as rebel forces were pushed back into the town of ajdabia. a few days ago it appeared that the rebels were pushing into brega. but in the passed 24 hours moammar gadhafi's have poun

a stormy day from florida to the carolinas, with 80-mile-per-hour winds. chance of chance oados. showers and thunderstorms in washington, d.c., new york and boston. scattered showers in the upper midwest. and heavy rain from seattle to portland. up to two feet of snow in the cascades. snow also in the northern rockies. >> 67 in salt lake city. 77 in albuquerque. and just shy of 90 in phoenix. 50 in chicago. 66 in kansas city. 50s in boston and new york. and baltimore and miami climbs to 87. >>> and a new top dog is reigning over college basketball this morning. both top dogs. >> both dogs, so to speak. the huskies and the bulldogs, pairing off on the hardwood. now, the uconn men celebrating their third ncaa championship. butler did lead at the half, all thanks in part to star guard kemba walker. connecticut was able to pull off the victory. butler's score was the lowest in a title game since 1949. uconn's coach, jim calhoun, said it may be the happiest moment in his life. kind of sad that march madness is now over. >> the whole march madness turned everybody's brackets on their h

international community in afghanistan has reached a fever pitch after the burning of a koran in central florida to rise throughout the country so could this be the end of the international community in afghanistan and republican senator lindsey graham thanks to freedom of speech should be limited in times of war but the real question is when are we not ad war and is there ever a case where freedom of speech simply goes too far i'll ask those questions to matt welsh are there and chief of reason magazine next president obama announced that he is officially running for reelection with a video sent out to his supporters today there's lumping that we noticed that was missing that message of hope and change and obama himself so will americans support the new abolish message of boring practicality then oil prices hit a two and a half year highs uncertainty in the middle east and north africa continues so what does that mean for the fragile economic recovery of the united states i'll ask our city correspondent lauren mr. now on sunday and monday to yemen saw more clashes between protesters and securit

well to burn the qur'an in florida and now head to ignite hatred in the heart of the arab community is the first day of his america versus the muslim world. and in the world of finance is the us dollar hit a two and a half year low are golden opportunities a result of the greenback losing its shine. the government has. jet fighter planes they haven't the sheen guns they have howitzers. so the government gets out of control how do you keep it in check well group of americans are using their second amendment rights to form a militia. that evening it's thursday april twenty first eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lester you're watching our t.v. now some americans openly carry their guns wherever they go to exercise their rights and normalize guns we profiled some of them yesterday but for some gun and gun owners arms aren't just for carrying they're for keeping government tyranny in check archies kalen ford has more. trouble spots never leave home without a loaded gun if it is between someone else or my family. someone else is going to die carried openly on his belt. for flats m

map expected to decide whether to hire a company in florida to run its fire department. and >>> down to the wire. tonight a bay area city is expected to decide whether to hire a company in florida to run its fire department. and people lined up to give city leaders a a piece of their mind. elizabeth cook is outside the meeting in san carlos right now. >> reporter: the meeting is still going on, the city council just extended it to midnight. now all throughout the night starting at 7:00 tonight they heard from dozens of fire personnel and people who live in san carlos, many of whom do not want to see their fire department contracted to an outside provider. the city council chambers overflowed with passion. >> fire to a contractor? a low-bid contractor? what happens if they fail? >> if we go with wackenhut businesses will burn and people will die. bottom line. >> reporter: the council had two primary proposals. one from redwood city which would combine city resources. the other from wackenhut, a private contractor. the wackenhut proposal can potentially save the city up to

. >> noah e-mailed favorite rock groups in florida, la and san francisco. they got the word out to friends and it came together. those who know him are not surprised. >> he has the smarts to do it. i think it is great. >> he thinks big and it is it great to see the community supporting him. these bands came from florida to support this concert and the causes are important and wonderful. ♪ the money will go to a gay tine suicide hot line and video project. >> with ticket sales and stuff, it is a little over that. >> and he said he wants to make it an annual fundraiser. leslie brinkley abc 7 news. >> new details of congresswoman gabreille giffords' recovery. >> and the round the clock effort to open the concurse in a airport damaged by a tornado. >> nato war planes hit muammar el-qaddafi close to home. paul ? oh, hey, charlene. what are you doing ? this is to help me with my online investing. i'm so overwhelmed by jargon and trading tools and data that i need to get as much blood to my brain as possible, just to make sense of it all. touch the ball. whoa !

: even mickey mouse and his friends cannot see the praises of disney's economic engine in central florida. local leaders gather for the presentation that got right to the hard numbers. >> i think when you see the numbers, it really impresses you. >> reporter: disney says walt disney world accounts for 2.5% of florida's gross domestic product and provides 160,000 jobs in the state. just under half actually employed by disney, the rest outside contractors. >> you know, i'm always really thrilled when results are measured and you can actually see what you anecdotally hear about and the stories that you hear in the community about people that partner with us and who've benefitted from walt disney world being here. >> reporter: disney says salaries top $1.8 billion and that park visitors spend another $2 billion at non-disney businesses in the orlando area. >> it's a huge part of our economy and continuing to support, not just disney, but the whole tourism industry. >> reporter: and in the last year, disney continued to expand, breaking ground on yet another hotel, the art of animation resort,

arizona, california, colorado, florida, nevada, new mexico and texas. arizona and texas, see the states that have 30% or more minority pop layinulation. look at that. it's basically half the country. ron brownstein did all sorts of calculations about what this means for president obama. >> there's three states that really jump out at you -- arizona, georgia and on an outside chance, even texas, that could be in play, because even with the diminishing number of white voters who are coming barack obama's way, because of the explosion of the minority population, he's got a chance to put some states in play, at least enough to force the republicans to spend money in places that you wouldn't expect. >> you know, jim garrity, karl rove during the immigration fight behind closed doors saying guys, the demographic is shifting. if you don't woo hispanic voters, it's over, you won't see the white house for a generation. >> you've seen republicans make various route reach efforts. some places they have success, but in other places it's far short of what they want

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now in response to a church in florida burned a koran protests broke out today in afghanistan in a u.n. compound killing seven people so bring you details on the massive protests and i will ask if the pastors of this florida church are to blame and an update on libya as the u.s. announces that they'll pull back all warplanes by tomorrow because uncertainty remains we want to know why the liberal not conservative warhawks are the ones that are the most denial then is the f.b.i. are lying about wiretapping i'll have details on one f.b.i. official who testified that he patriot act provisions should stay in place permanently so the bigger question here is will all of our civil liberties be thrown out the window for good then new jobs numbers are out today we'll give you details on what sectors doing well and i'll give you one hand it's not the government but your desk our join me to hash out all the information and we'll determine if this is a sign that the economy is on the up and then it's friday so let's celebrate with a toast and a little happy hour our producer jenny churchill and rea

behind this storm florida pastor terri jones. last fall jones a fringe preacher with a tiny following threatened to burn the quran on the anniversary of september 11. he caused a worldwide uproar but in the end backed down until 12 days ago. when he and another pastor went ahead and torched the holy book of the world muslim. for days the burning received barely any attention here. but then president karzai condemned it. afghan media covered it and today it became a key topic during sermon in friday prayer across the country. today in an interview with abc "newsnight"line pastor terri jones was unrepent interest. >> we do not feel responsible, no. we feel more that the muslim and the radical element of islam use that as an excuse. if they did not have us as an excuse they would use a different excuse. >>reporter: but tonight his act of hatred inspired a massacre. this is abc news, kabul. >> l and we are learning more tonight about a pleasanton soldier killed this week while serving afghanistan. turns out 23-year-old army specialis

i flew from florida to georgia. a disgruntled client had packed and suv full of explosives and rammed it repeatedly into my father's office building to blow it up. it didn't work quite as the man had planned but he did kill himself in the process and he destroyed the building and a number of people were hurt. that prompted a retrospective look at violence in my own life and it personalized this violence that i had been studying in a very abstract way, in an academic setting in an academic context. as i was writing -- wrapping up the writing for this book i began to fit about my own life as it relates to the violence and began a different kind of writing and had never done before. more personal kind of writing which is reflected in the preface to the production of this book. i began to think about my own life. how much violence i had experience in various ways and various places as a boy in georgia growing up. has a student at various universities and just as a citizen in various places in different towns and the uni

to travel to florida to watch her husband mark kelly's space shuttle launch on friday. kelly talked about that during an interview with katie couric. >> have you gotten any word on whether gabby will in fact be able to attend the launch? >> yes. i met with her doctors, her neurosurgeon and her doctors and they have given us permission to take her to the launch. >> and katie will be on the show in the next half hour with more on her interview with kelly and his twin brother scott. it's 12 minutes past the

., florida and san francisco, and they got the word out to friends and it came together. those who know him are not a bit surprised. >> he has all of the smarts to do it. i think it is great he pulled the entire concert together. >> he is a kid who thinks big. these bands were willing to come from as far as florida to support this concert and the causes are important and wonderful. >> the money raised here will go to a gay teen suicide help line and video project. >> i raised about 20k at the moment. so with ticket sales and stuff, a little over that, you know? >> more than 20,000 raised. you heard it. the concert wrapping up right now, and he wants to make it an annual fundraiser and everyone who is here is absolutely betting it will happen. reporting live in san francisco, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> that's one eighth grade kid. >>> the livermore police department is issuing a warning about a man who pulls down women's shorts and gropes them and runs away. the latest incident happened this morning while a 19-year-old woman was walking on eve lane. she wasn't hurt, but

that big storm that you saw in florida, still a good way across the state but it's developing into a high pressure. that's going to move into the east coast eventually becoming a big storm. it will bring rain to some areas. from poconos to vermont, new hampshire, maine some where tomorrow they will be seeing rain and snow. do expect to see rain overnight, maybe a little bit of wet snow. other wise hopefully we'll see a little clearing. now on saturday we'll see a weak front going through the area. maybe a light shower. then it'll turn milder on saturday with a great deal of sunshine. another front coming in from the west and lingering through saturday which is opening day by the way. so tonight look for some rain and northwest of the city maybe a little wet snow before it ends. perhaps a little bit of sunshine after everything moves out of here finally. just a slight chance of a shower. much nicer on sunday, upper 50s. 54 as that warm air starts to move in. maybe a thunderstorms could be gusting on tuesday with a high up to 68 degrees finally. >> few, bob. the orioles open tomorrow a