sonia gallegos has the story. >>> broken by a german magazine, possibly the largest collection of art confiscated by the nazis was found amongst cans of food

sonia gallego, al jazeera. >> i'm dave warren. we are battling it out between the warm and cold air in the midwest, will really start to take place between tonight and tomorrow. snow coming down that's the forecast, we have winter weather advisories for nebraska and colorado, heavy snows expected around minneapolis, overnight tonight, by tomorrow that snow will be coming down. doesn't look like much on the radar now, the storm not even developed yet. there's a lot of moisture from the south, there rop cal storm from gulf of mexico, and cold air from the north. timing, overnight tonight seeing this snow and rain develop but it will really get heavy, dark blue color, indicating the heaviest part of the snow, rain snow line right over northwestern iowa. that will really start to accumulate, but wednesday morning it will be clearing out. not a long duration storm, just quickly overnight tonight and tomorrow but we could still see about four to six inches of rain come down. maybe a lingering shower on thursday, temperatures right about

. >> catherine: single mother sofia gallego can't afford a car so she rides her bike to the store. in her pocket is a foodstamp voucher. she is one of a 4 million californians, a quarter million here in the bay area, whose foodstamp benefits are being cut back. >> i wish they would stop doing this. because everyone is kitty hurt. we continue like this it will just get worse, and worse. everyone getting hurt.. >> reporter:gallego, who is out of work and has two sons, one of whom is disabled, showed this letter she got from uncle sam informing her that her benefits are being reduced from $249 to $192 dollars a month. gallego found some bargains at the dollar store but she can't use foodstamps for toothpaste, toilet paper, laundry soap and other necessities. she estimates the cuts will mean fewer, smaller meals from now on. groceries unloaded, gallego got back on her bike and headed out in search of recyclables to try and make up the difference. in san >> i am really trying to stretch it. when i saw how much they were decreasing i said no! why? >> reporter: jose rob fladeboe kron 4 ne

[hablan en árabe] >>por esto me gusta hacer negocios con los gallegos, son gente de palabra. >>pues ya va siendo hora de que nosotros metas en el negocio grande porque llevar tabaco a la penÍnsula no da ganancias. tÚ y yo sabemos que la pasta la da el hachÍs. >>dÉjate de chorradas, santiago, te lo he dicho mil veces, en melilla hay que hacer mÉritos, a ti nadie te conoce, el chocolate es para los grandes. tÓmate unas copas a mi nombre y te espero maÑana, que es luna nueva ¿eh? y es menos peligroso pasar la mercancÍa a la peninsula. [♪] >>compadre, mejor pasamos este calor con unas caÑitas, que se te va a reventar el hÍgado de la mala ostia que tienes, j---. simplemente hay que tener un poco de paciencia, santiago. >>este tÍo es gilipollas. [♪] >>1,3oo, 2,35o. mexicana, ¿por quÉ eres tan buena con los nÚmeros? >>no sÉ, era cambiadora de dÓlares en la calle juÁrez. >>¿cambiadora de dÓlares? >>sÍ. >>bien, deja la bandeja, ya no eres mÁs camarera de "yamila". ahora vas a ser encargada de la caja, ¿de acuerdo? y ustedes, seÑoritas, por favor, ¡a trabaj

. >> reporter:single mother sofia gallego can't afford a car so she rides her bike to the store. in her pocket is a foodstamp voucher. she is one of a 4million californians, a quarter million here in the bay area, whose foodstamp benefits are being cut back. >> i wish that they would stop doing this. everyone is a kid teen heart. it is getting worse and worse. everyon e is getting hurt! >> reporter:gallego, who is out of work and has two sons, one of whom is disabled, showed this letter she got from uncle sam informing her that her benefits are being reduced from $249 to $192 dollars a month. >> reporter:gallego found some bargains at the dollar store but she can't use foodstamps for toothpaste, toilet paper, laundry soap and other necessities. she estimates the cuts will mean fewer, smaller meals from now on. >> i have to really really stretched and is barely working. when they tell me that i was going from $249 to $192 i said no no no why? >> reporter:groceries unloaded, gallego got back on her bike and headed out in search of recyclables to try and make up the difference. in s

sonia gallego. al jazeera. >>> imagine being sentenced to prison for a crime you didn't commit and two decades later, being cleared of any wrongdoing. what would you do with your life after this? al jazeera introduces us to clarence harrison who is helping others who have suffered the same injustice. >> clarence harrison is sharing his story in a way no one else ever has. in 1987 at 28 he was misidentified in a police lineup and convicted for the rape and robbery of a woman near atlanta. >> how can they possibly find me pr guilty? hmm? >> he was sentenced to life plus 40 years. after more than a decade of lost appeals clarence gave up hope. he had been told dna evidence from the case had been destroyed until a discovery by the georgia innocence project. >> we wept to the different's office and inside the box, we were just looking for documents but inside the box one of my law students found the slides. ♪ that the truth exonerated me. >> since being released clarence has devoted his life to support

conservaba ese acento gallego y su amor por el real madrid. le sobreviven dos hijos a quienes les enviamos nuestro mÁs sentido pÉsame en nombre de todo el equipo de noticias univisiÓn. un compaÑero nuestro, parte del equipo tambiÉn. (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> qué tal y muy buenos días y qué gusto que nos acompañen y qué frío! >>> no habráhabitante tanto frío como mañana, pero estamos contentos con estos días de temperaturas medias y prepárese porque no se vbaya a perder los detalles de las estampas de comida., aquí tenemos alternativas y además analizamos

ahÍ lozano sacan caminando, la comunidad lo intenta golpear, el drama lo viviÓ karol gallego que no logra asimilar la ausencia de los niÑos. >>> es un dolor muy grande que ellos no estÉn acÁ, esa casa se siente sola. uno amanece, no soy capaz de mirar las puertas, no soy capaz de mirar a la otra de la pared, lo primero que escuchaba era ellos. >>> alejandro flores, otro de los vecinos pasÓ la noche en vela. >>> despuÉs escuchamos je nigem llantos, exclamaciÓnes de los niÑos pidiendo ayuda. >>> el dolor de no haber podido evitar la tragedia. >>> que nos separa una pared nada mÁs, me siento impotente de verdad de no poder entrar ayudarlos. >>> durante la audiencia h. hernÁndez asegurÓ que no mato a sus hijos y se declarÓ inocente, la fiscalÍa pidiÓ 50 aÑos de cÁrcel. entretanto el niÑo de doce aÑos que resultÓ herido y estÁ en el hospital de kennedy sigue en estado crÍtico. >>> hoy se llevÓ a cabo homenaje al oficial del departamento de seguridad en el transporte que muriÓ en el atentado del aeropuerto de los Ángeles hace un par de semanas, compaÑeros, familiares rin

sonia gallegos has the story. >>> broken by a german magazine, possibly the largest collection of art confiscated by the nazis was found amongst cans of food and rubbish in a darkened room, of an apartment occupied by cornelius gullet. about 1500 masterpieces were located in the munich apartment. believed to be held in a safe at this customs office just outside munich. authorities have acted cautiously. >> the government is supporting the prosecution in the so-called degenerate art and nazi looted art. >> under hitler's regime, germans were forced to sell, greatly undervalid. the issue of restitution is one that officials have been forced to confront. at the heart of disputes between current rnz and those who claim were the original owners, claimed to give up to the senate cities. >> we have got over a thousand picassos, 100 renoir and 100 matisse. those are great artists, quite prolific and they are the sort of pictures the nazis would have looted either to exchange to sell for hard currency or because they wanted them for their own museums. >> and with art continuing to command an i

gallego. mr. gallego: i thank the gentleman from colorado for yielding and, madam speaker, thank you so much for the opportunity to speak. this past veterans day i had the opportunity to recognize and to thank those who served in the duty to defend our country. i and all of us i think who serve in this chamber have a duty to these veterans, to defend their needs here in the u.s. congress. and that would include the need for comprehensive immigration reform. i am very privileged to represent a portion of san antonio, texas. known as military city, u.s.a. this past weekend at a veterans day ceremony, at fort sam houston national cemetery, there was a different aspect of that celebration for veterans. because this past weekend, as we honored veterans on veterans day at fort sam houston national cemetery, there was also at that same site, that same location, that same time a naturalization ceremony where 18 people, service members, were naturalized. ddie rivers, diafilos, lilly alexandra, at that chic

gallego, as as much time as he wishes to consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. gallego: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of mr. maloney's motion and to underscore the importance of the safety of dams. i'd like to talk for a moment about the small town, growing up in west texas. i heard often the story of a fateful night in sanderson, texas, in june of 1965. after heavy rains caused a 15-foot wall of water to come rolling through sanderson canyon. the water came down with such force that it turned bridges and buildings into torpedoes. two cemeteries lost burial markers, caskets were washed out, families lost homes. many lost everything. 28 people in sanderson, texas, died and two were never recovered. since that flood in 1965, 11 dams were built, which in unison have acted as a flood control system for sanderson canyon. we don't want any more sanderson flood-type experiences. el paso, del rio all have experiences with water rushing through canyons and coming through and causing damage

. >>> de allÍ se iba a visitar a don clemente, un gallego que atiende esta tienda que tiene mÁs de 60 aÑos. >>> al macho le gustaba siempre la mÚsica que estaba en apogeo en salsa ¿no? >>> despuÉs se iba a entrenar, su entrenador recuerda tambiÉn su Éxito con las mujeres. >>> las mujeres lo buscaban a Él. >>> entonces el macho camacho creciÓ en este proyecto habitacional cruzaba la calle y mÁs tarde se iba a comer en "el cuchi frito" donde lo atendÍa r roxa roxana, para despuÉs venir por un poco de buena mÚsica, la mayorÍa de las veces el fin del recorrido para el macho camacho era aquÍ, en esta tienda de ropa, donde antes fue un gran cine, como ven el pueblo todavÍa llora al macho camacho. ♪. ♪. >>> en el prÓximo capÍtulo dilucidaremos todas las preguntas en torno a su muerte. >>> todas esas preguntas sin respuesta en el dÍa de maÑana. >>> bueno y entre muchas cosas que se comentan hoy es que esto es lo que nos hace feliz y lo que se comenta hoy. ♪. ♪. >>> se trata de nuestra alcancia digital teletÓn usa, lo Único que tienen que hacer es ir ia alcanciadig

gallego, vamos a platicar el plato ♪ >>> dios mÍo, me han dejado mal. quÉ quieres? quiero ser la chef. >>> tu quieres ser la propia dueÑa de este segmento? >>> acuÉrdate que vengo de arriba. vine a desalojar el panal. >>> ¿quÉ? cÓmo es posible que me dejen sin chamba. >>> mira, voy a ser la chef. te lo puse en la canciÓn. >>> creo que el chef paco se quedÓ sin su segmento de cocina. >>> no preparamos nada, porque esta mujer no me dejo. >>> hay mariscos bien ricos... >>> pero no me paso los mariscos. >>> quiÉn es el chef? >>> yo. ella es mi "asistonta". mi asistente. >>> yo soy la chef. >>> no entiendo nada. despuÉs me explican. mejor canto. ♪ tenemos que cocinar que estÁ pasando ♪ ella se hace chef exÓtica ♪ >>> tengo hambre. >>> entra a u-videos.com. ahÍ encontraras los segmentos exclusivos. @px c ♪ [ locutor ] dicen que sobre el buen gusto, no hay nada escrito. ♪ pero si es fácil reconocerlo. ♪ importado desde detroit, la ciudad que sabe recompensar el esfuerzo. chrysler 200. orgulloso patrocinador de la 14a entrega anual del latin grammy�