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es la conclusion del mas reciente reporte sobre remesas a latinoamerica, del centro hispano pew, con datos del banco mundial. s/mark lopez/centro hispano pew :40-45 05,32,42-33,00 "en el caso de mexico la tendencia es una tendencia de menos remesas en comparacion con, por ejemplo, el maximo de 2006. pero en el caso de el salvador, honduras y guatemala, hay una recuperacion en el numero de remesas a estos paises" el impacto en mexico habria sido mayor luego de la crisis economica del 2mil8, en la vivienda, una importante fuente de empleo para los mexicanos en este pais. s/isaac cohen/economista 1:04-1:10 "los ahorros que las personas mandan a sus familias, que lo hacen todos los meses porque hay que ayudar a la familia alla, entonces eso baja cuando la gente se queda sin empleo. muchas personas que pedieron el empleo en la construccion y ano podia mandar a la familia." otro factor en la caida de remesas a mexico seria la baja en la poblacion mexicana inmigrante, desde la recesion, debido a menos llegadas y mas salidas, incluyendo deportaciones , para paises como el salvador donde la e

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this is according to our pew research center study which looked at the habits of 5,000 americans. of course, twitter has 200 million users, facebook has a billion users, and of course, the former twitter is about to go to market, and as recently as yesterday are up to the valuation that it's going to ipo at later on this week. but interesting to note, a lot of people getting their news. so mr. shactman, carry on tweeting. >> i absolutely will, and i get most of my news from it as well. thank you. >>> still to come, it turned into a battle of backup quarterbacks as they battled at lambeau. >>> back to twitter for a moment. some frenchmen, they stole a llama from a circus and they went around town with the llama. we'll show you how it happened and the great pictures. but you know, the llama story's so great, we called an audible on our twitter question, because we've all been involved in pranks, right? stealing a llama's pretty big. what's your proudest prank? you have to have something here for me on a tuesday. tweet me @bshactman, #waytoowild. we'll get to them later in the show.

the data international opinion surveys from pew. stood inwhere things 1987 in terms of a split between parties and where they stood in 2012. you can see environment as one of the issues where polarization had the, much more extreme -- become much more extreme , by the timeine this campaign was launched in the first two years of obama's presidency, it was virtually impossible for elected office holders in the republican party to consider joining the bipartisan coalition that would've been necessary to pass the legislation. question, whyg did the people who were supporting it think it would work? i'm going to leave that question talk about.or us to i do believe many of the business people and environment was who supported cap and trade were so focused on working out the details of a bargain inside of washington, d.c. trying to figure out how many allowances to give to which andons and how to reach out rope in more business leaders to support the legislation. the just operate on assumption that if they could get business support, that

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pews where they once note to warship are the spaces they call home. the goodr is like shepherd with his flock. he never doubted this is what he should do. >> the churches is like the church before. we have to save the lives of people. >> six days on, and he has not seen any official aid here and does not aim his person as for what many have described as looting. -- does not lame his hisshioners -- blame parishioners for what many have described as looting. >> you want to live, so for me it is not a sin. >> there are more than 300 families here, more than 2000 people. unlike some of her neighbors, her family survived the typhoon intact. they described how they clung to each other on a neighbor's roof. all around them there are families of similar stories. she said she would take me to her home. in her house for 10 years in the area more than double that. behind what iss standing. >> we felt all alone after the water came in. we were asking and asking, but it seemed no one was around to help. our childrenp with and house. there were no doctors around an

thank you. >> thank you. >> that's nick pew. today's incident shut down terminals. it was already not the greatest travel day with torrential rain and flooding all over texas. it latest when 360 continues. [x yn introducing cardioviva: the first probiotic to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels without a prescription. cardioviva. >>> today's shooting at lax caused delays, more than 750 flights delayed. hundreds of flights cancelled throughout the country because of rain and heavy winds in the northeast and bigger problems in the south. >> reporter: torrential rains, hail and wind slammed participants of the midwest yesterday, this massive storm causing severe flooding all over texas. more than 1,000 homes evacuated in the central part of the state, residenting leaving by boat and life raft. some families rescued by helicopter from rooftops as the water quickly rose. more than a foot of rain fell in the area according to the national weather service causing riverers ask creeks to overflow. >> this creek and others like it, they rise very quickly and go down very

sides of the pew seem to be okay. does anyone really have a problem with this? i'm sure the freedom from religion is going to go ape over you know what over this. >> in defense of people who might find this to be a problem, if people don't want this in there, they believe it's offensive to eighthi yis sell, maybe that's part of god's plan. >> the lawsuit? >> yes. >> all right. >> just heard from the theologian of the five. >> why not? >> now you've done the -- >> why am i relaxing? >> i don't know. >> atheist twitter backlash coming your wgutfeld. >> coming up, new developments in the dolphins bullying story. a teammate of tackle jonathan martin has been suspended for alleged misconduct and there are explosive new reports of threats and racism. bob has all the details. that's next. stay with us. >>> an update on a story we covered on friday. the miami dolphins suspended incognito for, quote, conduct detrimental to the team. he was reportedly linked to the harassment of teammate jonathan martin. martin left the team af

pews where they once note to warship are the spaces they call home. the goodr is like shepherd with his flock. he never doubted this is what he should do. >> the churches is like the church before. we have to save the lives of people. >> six days on, and he has not seen any official aid here and does not aim his person as for what many have described as looting. -- does not lame his hisshioners -- blame parishioners for what many have described as looting. >> you want to live, so for me it is not a sin. >> there are more than 300 families here, more than 2000 people. unlike some of her neighbors, her family survived the typhoon intact. they described how they clung to each other on a neighbor's roof. all around them there are families of similar stories. she said she would take me to her home. in her house for 10 years in the area more than double that. behind what iss standing. >> we felt all alone after the water came in. we were asking and asking, but it seemed no one was around to help. our childrenp with and house. there were no doctors around an

poo u i'm an amp pew poo teeamputee? >> i hope so. i hope republicans don't blow it. if there was ever a time to reject the idea there's no difference between the parties. remember, not one american voted for obama care, not one republican voted for it. and don't get in the way, ted cruz. well, nothing falls on its own. look at -- look at public education in america. half of public school graduates in new york can't read. has that fallen on its own? no. once liberals put something in place it will go on and on and on unless you elect republicans to reteal it. >> ann coulter, always good to be with you. thank you. >>> coming up, remember maria silva, the woman we met last show diagnosed with terminal cancer? her med coverage was dropped because of obama care. she's back with an update. you're not going to want to miss this one. >>> and voting tonight's insta-poll with president obama re-elected if americans knew they were going to lose their health care? facebook or tweet me at judge jeanine. [ female announcer ] you walk

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>> i think it would be a big mistake if the bishops don't start listening to the people and the pews. and the bishop including the pope. the catholic touch teachers that they have a right and duty to speak on matters of their competence, the things they know best about. and who knows best about marriage and family and relationships than the people in the pews who are living these realities every day. so the pope and the bishops would be very foolish if they don't listen to the people this time. >> this is as i mentioned has been called revolutionary, extraordinary. again, we say it's a surprise, but we've now said that multiple times regarding this pope and his leadership. but we see a clear pattern here as you pointed out in the way he reaches out to the people and continues to remind us that the church -- they are the people and not the structure or the buildings. >> that's right. this pope does have an awareness that the lay people in the church have just as much legitimate voice in the church as the hierarchy and priest. they live the faith every day and they live it faithfully. a

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when you look at the pew poll, it's indicative across the board. whether it's immigration, foreign policy. everything else down the board is not doing well for him. they have to do something -- >> except for terrorism. maybe he can drone his health care law. >> i don't know how well he can doen his way out. you can only kill bin laden once. that's the problem. >> let's get to the -- then i want to ask about debby watt zerman shultz comments. >> what's your question? >> anything you want actually. >> no, i mean, these scandals, they come and go. they're like a cold sore strippers lick. that's what he's been doing. we've been doing this show for two, three years. there's a scandal after scandal after scandal. then they just fizzle out. because he pivots to another scandal. the fact is is we could focus on the turmoil all you want. it means nothing if you don't offer something better. these things don't last forever. the republican party has to look at it this way. you can play the worst team in the world and still lose if you don't have any players.

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the highly respected pew research center says the party is in better shape than you think. and it's because of pro-growth policies like what texas governor rick perry is promoting in this new ad. >> today, almost 2 million people will need a job just to get us back to where we were before the obama administration. many are so discouraged, they aren't even looking. they go uncounted. but places like nevada, texas and florida are leading the way in job growth. why? pro-growth and pro-free enterprise policies are putting people to work, something we need more of in washington. th >>> republicans took a big political hit for the government shutdown, no question. but the gop just might be in better shape than you think. this from andrew kohut showing when it comes to handling the economy, republicans are winning big-time. a majority favor the gop over democrats 44-37. and among independents who really decide elections, the gop comes out ahead with a stunning 46-30 lead over the democrats, stunning. our panel is back. i had no idea when i saw these numbers. and i don't know what

the pews now beds for those in pain where prayers are not being answered. there are people here with wounds that need treating. there are newborn babies. there are the elderly. there is no aid from the government. they wait, still believing in hope and a dire. where even the priest is losing faith. >> food, medicines, water. no aid coming from our government yet. >> reporter: the church is yards of what was a busy hospital. they can do nothing for the living now. the dead are left lying at the entrance. along the road, streets of shattered shops, soldiers looking for looters, days of desperation. almost a week waiting for the aid that's needed. while tiny yolanda sleeps, thankfully unaware of the nightmare she's been born into. >> elsewhere overseas, in afghanistan six people killed and dozens wounded after a car packed with explosives rammed into another vehicle. 3,000 tribal elders will meet next week to consider a security plan to allow u.s. troops to remain in afghanistan beyond next year. in this country, during his weekly radio address, president obam

. >> in the 1970s i would be a small girl sitting in the pews. this looked like a run way in paris. i've never seen women dressed so beautif beautifully. >> it wasn't until she ditched her job in banking to go to paris. she's now a consultant and task masker to these girls. >> if you give these kids a pass, the world doesn't give you a pass. there's rules and regulations. you have to get up and go to work on time. you have to come prepared here. >> ultimately tracey says her goal is not to provide the world with great fashion designers although that would be nice. no, she just wants to provide the world with a few more great people. now a sad update to the bay area proud story we brought you this summer. this resignated with people around the world. the story of jenn bullock lane, the 35-year-old stylist of mountain view diagnosed with stage four lung cancer earlier this we're given four to six months to live. she wanted to make the most of her time left. it was going to be a small ceremony until the east bay wedding planner heard jenn's story. in two weeks, erica convinced more tha

joining us now are david, senior researcher at the pew research center. and in boston, lee, executive director of gay and lesbian advocate defenders or glad. and how have things changed in recent years, and is it something that makes somebody who watches statistics and public opinion research say, wow? >> yes. the short answer is yes, it does. we've gone through a lot of change from a nation where we opposed same-sex marriage to where the majority support same-sex marriage. these trends are very unusual because in most social issue you just don't see movement like this. for example, about ten years ago 60% of americans said that they opposed same-sex marriage. today 50%, over half of americans say they support it. so we've seen this dramatic shift unlike probation wher aboe numbers have stayed the same over the last decade or the death penalty where the numbers have moved a little bit more in opposition to the death penalty, by most americans support the death penalty. so yes, support of same-sex marriage has been a big move. >> when you see this, what do

. >> nick pew there at terminal three checkpoint line. he followed others out the nearest exit and found himself on the tarmac. >> we are going to be loaded on to shuttles soon. where police were searching for a possible second suspect. >> i went out an emergency exit and ran down on to the tarmac, running across tarmac, the cops come to me. thinking i am maybe the guy, hand up, down on the ground. handcuffed. i was left there on the ground for, 10 minutes. >> they thought you were the suspect? >> i think so. absolutely. >> reporter: inside the terminal, pandemonium. some hid in the bathroom. others ducked for cover behind whatever large objects they could find. >> come on, you guys. we grabbed all the big luggage. i stacked them high. big row, stacked them. next thing you know. i look, i see him shooting down the escalator. i told my wife when i say three, we ran. i waited until he is not looking toward us. so we could all run. >> reporter: police led some passengers out through the terminals, hand raised. others escorted on to the tarma

a pew study found many born in the 08s are delaying buying a home to pay off student loans. 36% are moving back in mom and dad. and the federal reserve reports noncollege graduates have a greater percentage of homeownership than other recent college graduates n 2007, 36.1% of 18 to 32-year-olds were able to afford their first hoerjs that dropped to 23.3% this yeefrment more than half robberies in san francisco this year were cell phone related. today, district attorney offered an incentive to remind iphone users to arm with latest technology. new ios contains a kill switch, deactivating the phone if lost or stolen. gascone reminds apple users it only works if you activate it. he's offering a free raffle ticket to nine who answers his sur vachlt he is trying to find out who is using the option. the winner will get aan auto graphed warriors basketball. you'll get a chance. >> that is a great idea. >> back to work we go. >> sandhya patel outside to show us what is going on. sandhya? >> it's dark! sun has gone down. i had to bundle up. you can feel how cool it is getting out here. it's an hour

. >> according to the pew research center 20% of americans say they have no religious affiliation, an increase in the last five years. >> i think the people need community support as much as anyone else. >> father james heft says picking and choosing the best pits from church, followers may end up with all flash and no substance. >> if they, by their own choice automatically exclude a possibility of something beyond community, i think that they are probably missing out on something. >> back at sunday service, it's clear jones and evans know how to get the party started. whether they know how to launch an atheist movement depends on non-believers choosing to believe. >> and that will do it for this edition of al jazeera america. "the stream "is next. we have news at the top of the hours. log on to aljazeera.com for the latest headlines. we leave you with a look at the capital dome in washington dc. thanks for watching. have a nice evening.

now rob ford is admitting he bought illegal drugs over the past pew years. he also said he do not have a drug problem. >> the reason i drank or did drugs was not because of stress. it was out of sheer stupidity. that's all it was. i'm not going to blame something, take excuse or copout. i take full responsibility for my mistakes. i don't know what else i can say. >> okay, okay. >> i don't know what else i can say, counselor. >>> the city council is asking for him to step down and he refuses. the council says his erratic behavior has consumed toronto politics. >>> tina turner is waving good- bye to the u.s. for good. turner has filed paperwork in switzerland to relinquish her citizenship in the states. that's according to an activity report from the u.s. embassy. the soul singer has lived in switzerland for nearly 20 years and the report says turner declared she has no strong ties to the u.s. except for family members and that she has no plans to live here in the future. >>> the white house has promised to release enrollment figures for healthcare.gov this we

the pew research center says 41% view the president favorable right now. that's similar to george w. bush at the same time during his presidency. presidents reagan and clinton saw their approval rating higher during the first year of their second term. the survey found a majority of americans disagree with the way president obama is handling a number of issues. 65% disapprove on the economy. 60 on immigration. 59% on health care. and 56% on foreign policy. >>> chris christie continues his victory lap after winning re-election last week. yesterday, christie deflected questions about run for president in 2016. but didn't shy away from revealing hi winning strategy. >> it's about doing things. accomplishing things. reaching across the aisle and crafting accomplishments. >> you can't show up into groups that have not normally voted for you and expect they are going to vote for you. you go there, you listen. and you present your views. that's the way you bring people into your movement. >>> texas governor rick perry weighed in on christie's win, while questioni

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. >> in the 170s right here, i would be a very small girl sitting in these pews, this aisle way looked like a runway in paris. i have never seen women dres so beautifulfully. >> it wasn't until her 30s, though, that tracy ditched a job in banking to go to italy in zernl of a career in fashion. >> she's now a wardrobe stylist and consultant to perform mares and individuals and task master to the girls of la moda. >> the world doesn't give you a pass. there are rules and regular plapgs you have to get up and be to work on time. so you have to be to work here on time. you have to come prepared. >> ultimately, tracy says her goal is not to provide her world with great fashion designer, although that would be nice. no, she just wants to provide the world with a few more great people. >> now a sad update to a bay area proud story we brought to you this summer, with unthat resonated with people literally around the world. it was the story of a 35-year-old stylist from mountainview, dpieged with stage 4 lung cancer earlier this year, given four to six months to live. she wanted to make the mos

and there's a pew poll very interesting pew poll that says right now at least the momentum of the republican base and republican voters leans toward the civil libertarianism that rand paul represents. that does not bode well for somebody like chris christie to make it to the nomination. >> there's a new book out on tuesday, it's called "double down, game change, 2012." it says that mitt romney considered chris christie as his running mate but that his background was, quote, littered with potential land mines, kevin, we just talked about that a little bit. you were a top romney adviser back then. do you care to break a little news and tell us exactly why mitt romney did not choose chris christie as his running mate? >> the gossip is always about who they didn't pick and why. but the reality is if i could take you inside the campaign, governor -- governor romney chose the person that he thought would help him govern best, the person who he had the strongest rapport with. oftentimes we put a lot of formulaic reasons for why somebody wasn't picked or should be picked, but when it comes down to i

the healthy babies are staying here in the pews. and we do have some positive news to report. when we came in here, there were five infants in intensive care. and in the last hour, one of them, little cian james has been moved over here to intensive care with his mother kathryn. and cian james born monday is now considered stable which is wonderfulle news for kathryn and cian james, but this has been a very, very difficult week for the doctors here, for the families here. and for some of the infants. again, all of these children, almost all of them born after the storm. these are storm babies. typhoon babies. in a chapel turned into a neonatal icu ward. ivan watson, cnn, tacloban in the philippines. >> and to find out how you can help those babies and the rest of the people in the philippines, go to cnn.com/impact. >> under toronto now, this afternoon, protesters demanding the resignation of the mayor rob ford. the protest followed a move by city council to strip the mayor of his key powers. he admitted to smoking crack cocaine and harassment. ed for's brother defends his brot

well a pew poll found, in some countries more than half the people think that. for june hang li growing up in shanghi, nothing less than excellence in her studies would satisfy her demanding father. and then-- this brainy, focused driven young woman came to america. here she excelled in the world of finance - and now runs her own equity research firm. her most interesting perspective on chinese hegemony is woven into her book, tiger woman on wall street: june heng li, you know well both of these economies & systems of education. is china something to fear or invest in? > > i think china is vastly complex. it essentially it is still a command-based economy with free market instruments and that can to be forgotten when american investors look at china and i think that over the past 30 years it has transformed so much and the current growth model which is primarily driven by capex and infrastructure has hit a wall. so we have to transition very fast from the old economy to the more value and service economy and so far i am not seeing this happening yet. > > very br

a new pew research study shows 1 in 10 adults get their online news from twitter. facebook at 30% for news. they tend to be younger, 45% are between 18 to 29 years old. and twitter cofunder will be on cps sunday morning. he's asked if twitter has changed the way we communicate. >> not necessarily because people are pointing to longer form, pointing to news articles and images, so the 140 characters is a nice caption. >> he talks about his future plans for the company and you can see the whole interview tomorrow beginning at 6 a.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> a bay area organic food manufacturer is recalling some of its product. plum organics says it is voluntarily recalling baby stage 2 tots mish-mash and kids line because of a manufacturing defect. they say the problem is causing some of the pouchs to swell and the product inside to spoil. the recalled products have sell by dates between august 5th, 2014, and december 8th, 2014. >>> hundreds of people in a good -- got in a good workout this morning while helping the fight against a.i.d.s. and hiv. they had their lik

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that according to the pew research center. number ofthe catholics in united states as is theworldwide, what influence of the catholic church in the united states as it currently stands? guest: the historic, deep religiosity and focus on family which is in the latin culture is a huge opportunity for the church and a huge opportunity for our country to reinforce our dedication on the sounding principles of human dignity, religious freedom, family, and willingness to oppose the state when it encroaches. 11 people that i know i'm a which is many of them -- the latin people that i know, which is many of them, are vigorous in defending their individual rights and liberty and those of their family against government encroachment. host: a viewer is asking you about the poetic position -- diplomatic position. guest: the vatican is signatory to most important international agreements. their unofficial observer at the u.n. u.n.rent constituent agencies, including agricultural organizations in rome. a starkly, they have signed some of the

input from different jurisdictions around the world asking these jurisdictions to ask people in the pews what they think, what they know about some of those controversial issues. here in the u.s. they didn't ask the u.s. bishops to do it. pretty obvious what a lot of u.s. catholics think. but it's interesting that the vatican is seeking opinions or wanting to know what people think. doesn't mean necessarily they're taking a majority vote to see what the church teachings should be. but it's interesting. >> when francis was first pope, a lot of liberal catholics were really ecstatic. they were so happy because they saw him as the answer to all their hopes and dreams. is that still going on? >> i think it's a mixed bag. there's a sense of disappointment i think in some quarters, especially on the right, who thought maybe this pope was a little bit more conservative than he turned out to be. but on the left side i think there's a sense that they'd like things to happen faster. and you know, all these changes that everyone's talking about, let's do it tomorrow, and what they're discovering is

says the idea is to reconcile what's preachd from the pulpit and the reality of life for people in the pews. to someone who would say "the catholic church is not a democracy, you would say -- >> the catholic church is not an autocracy, either, and it's not a dictatorship. and the holy spirit is at work through everybody. the great saints and martyrs, you know, were often not popes and bishops, they were lay people and they were people who were mothers and fathers and lawyers and doctors. >> reporter: pope francis himself has said it is not necessary for the church to focus only on issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, and contraception. catholic teaching is clear on those issues. under church law contraception is a sin and divorced catholics cannot be remarried in the church. that's of great interest to sill gee. she's a devout catholic who got divorced three years ago. she asked us not to use her last name. what's the message, you think, rome is sending to people like you with this survey? >> we care about you. i think that's what they're saying. it's like we care about you and if yo

half of the iraqi christian population lived for middle east countries and american think tank the pew forum says that christians face harassment and oppression in one hundred and fifty nine countries this is maybe three quarters of all the countries on the face of the point see on television. america's unmanned drones are notorious for the deadly operations and flash points all around the world and now the european union also wants a slice of the sky leading aid you members are now signed a deal to co-produce their own drone technology and the plans of sparked fears among activists who say they use still lacks accountability peter all of our reports of that group has been dubbed drone club and their intention is to develop a new generation of unmanned aircraft over the next ten years now the reason that they're doing it this is that they believe they're being left behind when it comes to drone technology by countries like the united states and israel currently both britain and france do operate drones they use the american bill to reprint drone interesting lee enough though germany ha

her family fled, after two years in a ref pew fiji -- refugee camp. here she is the 24 in front of the restaurant show and her then thus opened. nine tables. lidia was the chef. >> i realize this is what i enjoy doing. i love doing to feed the people and make then happy that gave me pleasure. >> she made her name as chef in manhattan, still the flagship of the seven restaurants she has now. add to that the cookbooks, the television production company, the wineries in italy, just some of the food-related enterprises she owns with either her son joe or her daughter, tanya. >> what do you think of the whole thing together like this? >> i low love this. the change -- >> it's one big family business. very big. >> italy is 50,000 square feet of italy in the middle of manhattan. >> that's eat and itly put together, bet. >> their latest project with their long time partner. by it's own out eataly attracts more than five million people a year more than the empire state building. another one is about to open in chicago. >> who is this guy? >> my little one. >>

middle eastern countries and americans think tank the pew poll says that christians face harassment and oppression in one hundred and fifty nine countries maybe three . countries on the face of be a point to see on television. we have plenty of stories for on our website right now including the extraordinary sight of a brand new island off the coast of japan. it's created a mask it's one of. the smoke billowing into the air a bird's eye view video just a click away. of the world's leading oil producers is. drilling activity the spot public this time head to our web site and find out what the british have to pay for those critical messages on the company's facebook page. several more greenpeace activists have just been granted bail by court in bringing the total number to twenty six eleven have already walked free. and the others will too once the bail money is posted. reports now from the city the saga over the greenpeace activists detained for their protest against arctic oil drilling does continue new developments thursday as russia's president vladimir putin weighed in again on the i