. marianna sanchez has the story. >> left dozens of homes and vehicles bury idied under the rubble. the water levels rose endangered at least three towns in the area. >> we were dying. everything was breaking and burying us. the house is full of sand. >> officials say at least seven people died, some of them children. rescue teams have opened refuges for nearly 250 families. power lines remain down. authorities have helped victims with tents water, food and blankets. the mud has completely blocked the supply route. authorities say it will take within five to six days to clean up the road. forecasters for the countries say both the current weather cons will continue unstable for now. the torrential rains will remain a danger to those already affected. al jazeera lima peru. >> live purse we're talking about now lee quon yew died on monday, was 91. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry delivered closing remarks in a investment senate. part of his idea to boost foreign investment in the country. >> i think the united states of america particularly at this moment in time is without doubt on

when they look at the events in ferguson. 43-year-old juan sanchez had been an officer with the city of sarasota florida police department for 15 years. the truth of the matter is any time you come into an encounter with a police officer, there is a weapon. there's always a weapon. every encounter i have with anyone there's a weapon, there's my weapon. and losing my weapon means losing my life. when i look at what happened in ferguson and the evidence that clearly says that the suspect went for the officer's weapons, there's not a question of whether he should of engaged him with a firearm or not. when someone tries to take the officer's firearm away, they made that decision. >> sergeant kenny has been with the police department for nine years, both his parents from cops. >> what about the police officer? here he is, 6 foot 4, skippy. the bad guys, huge. he committed a robbery and is attacking a police officer. now there's a scuffle over a gun. you don't understand what it's like to be given the task of winning every situation, and i'm 5 foot 11, 170. 95% of the people i come ac

. marya sanchez reports >> tupac used to spend days painting. now he wants others like him to confront mayor orb the destruction of the murals. tupac painted "i used to dream" during an art festival. now, it's the red wall of a parking lot. >> it was a collaborative peace done in days interacting with the people walking by. >> his is more than one of 30 murals destroyed in the past few weeks. many were part of an art festival organized by the former mayor in 2013. she gave permits to local and foreign artists who created works of art as tall as a building. tupac tupac says they are the scapegoats of political wrong els. >> we have nothing to do with the political disputes between the mayor and its predecessor. we have become the excuse of the political revenge. >> the mayor says he wants to preserve heritage under what was provided by the cultural organization or unesco. unesco says it has nothing to do with them. he said they are bent on destroying everything created by hi arch rival. >> it's an aggression, a policy that begins by destroying everything. cancel all cultural activities

understand what they see when they look at the events in ferguson. 43-year-old juan sanchez has been an officer with the city of florida police department for 15 years. >> the truth of the matter is any time you come into an encounter with a police officer, there's a weapon. there's always a weapon. every encounter i have is there was a weapon my weapons. losing my weapon means losing my life. when i look at what happened and the evidence saying the suspect went for the officer's weapons, there's no question on whether he should have engaged him with a farm or not. when someone takes the officer's weapon away they made ta decision. >> the sergeant has been with the police department here for nine years, both parents were cops. >> what about the police officer. so the police officer, he he is. 6 foot 4 getting bad guys, 6 foot 3. he committed a robbery, now there's a struggle with a gun, any police officer, there's a. unless you are a liver, you don't under what it's like to be given a task of basically winning every situation, and i'm 5 foot 11, 170. 95% of people i come across are toug

. >>> a series of mudslides in the peru highlands. the region's highways are blocked. themariana sÁnchez has this report. >> panic in the town, people running every direction not knowing where to go. >> there is an alert right now. authorities are telling people they have to leave because there might be another mudslide coming this way. >> this woman and her children run for safety. they're terrified. they can hardly catch their breath. >> they say the reservoir has collapsed and the water is heading this way. >> the police guide residents to go up the hill. >> we're telling people to go in that direction. >> but then calm returns. a police patrol rolls by saying it was a false alarm. residents here are on alert way into the night carrying shovels and picks as people begin to clean up debris. they are afraid some homes on the ravine left by a passing mudslide might collapse. >> look at the hole it's made. seven meters deep. power lines are down in other areas. >> a series of powerful mudslides destroyed dozens of homes and vehicles in the eastern region in central peru. to save their liv

black figures folks like sony sanchez, because of black history month programming on our campuses i think it serves some putter in that regard. but this is a reality. and it is an argument that currently runs the association of the study of african-american life and history, the very organization that carter g watson founded himself for the sustained black history, we live in a country that pays very little attention to american history, the only time we talk about american history is when we talk about black history month, let's have a conversation about how we can teach about what america is, and if you teach black history well, you do that same work. >> as ranch mentions that's something that morgan freeman would agree with you on. he says black history is american history. is it self-segregated. [laughter] >> that's a very funny question. absolutely not. first of all, segregation was a legal systemic discrimination against persons who were considered nonwhite. so the question on it's surface is ridiculous. and anyone that would suggest such it is just an eron nows idea. in fact,

marchiana sanchez reports. >> tupac used to spend days painting. now, this street artists wants others like him to confront the mayor over the desconstruction of the murals. he painted "i used to dream" during an art festival. now it's the red wall of a parking lot. >> it was a collaborative peaceiece done in four days interacting with people walking by. >> his is one of more than 30 murals destroyed. many were part of an art festival organized by the former mayor in 2013. she gave permits to local and foreign artsists who created works of art as tall as a building. tupac says they are the scapegoats of political wrangles. >> we have nothing to do with the political disputes between the mayor and his predecessor and we have become the excuse of his political revenge. >> he recently elected said he wants to preserve lima's cultural heritage under provisions created by the united nations educational, scientific and cultural organization or unesco. unesco says it has nothing to do with them. critics say he is bent on destroying everything created by his arch rival. >> aggression. i

castenera himself is due to be summoned to the country's congress to explain his rational. maria sanchez, lima peru. >> you can get the latest on all of our stories on our website. the address for that aljazeera.com. >> for 300 years, the most powerful nations on earth grew richer and stronger on the profits of the slave trade. over twelve million men, women and children were forcibly transported from africa on slave ships like this, to the colonies and plantations in north and south america. today slavery is illegal on every country on the planet. but the truth is, slavery did no

. commerzbank will pay that it violated u.s. sanchez lost. the settlement may come as soon as this month. it is the first prosecution agreement that would resolve a separate money laundering matter. the accord is is a later settlement with a bank dealing with iran and sudan. the actor harrison ford as recovering in half it'll after the single engined vintage playing he was flying crash landed. on a california golf course. ford is said to be in stable condition with moderate injuries. ford's son tweeted that his father was "battered by ok." the plane looks a little bit more battered, i have to say. europe's biggest software company, sap is cutting 2000 jobs in the second big playoff round under ists ceo bill mcdermott. let's get more on the story from aaron taylor who broke the story. spoke to sap stephan reese. what is the rationale between the latest cut? aaron: i talked to the head of h.r. at sap. a big supper company that supplies corporate software t -- a big software company. they are doing a second round of job cuts eliminating 3% of the workforce, 3% of their 74,000 people. 2200 p

even get the final political agreement, until we will be in a position for sanchez to be suspended and then lifted. alix: has been agitating for a quick relief of the sanctions, so, in reality, how quick is quick? richard: from their perspective the day they start doing steps, that should be when sanctions are suspended and eventually lifted. frankly, we are talking about three to six months after an agreement is consummated because the iranians have to take technical steps to build confidence to allow sections to take -- left. alix: what is the process in the u.s.? richard: lifting would require an active congress. some can be taken care of by the president come but to lift sanctions requires congressional action. to suspend sanctions, the president has a lot of authority to waive and not enforce certain sanctions depend out what the statute says. alix: which, quite frank the he has been doing 50 grimmett was reached in november, 2013. other sections remaining -- which, quite frankly, he has been doing since the deal was reached in november, 2013. what other sanctions are remaining? r

you just hold sanchez to try and undercut any chance of success -- sanctions to try and undercut any chance of success negotiations has been shown to be wrong time again. the prime minister was out of place in with the express today. >> mr. netanyahu opposes any deal that leaves the iranian nuclear program intact. is that realistic, given that any compromise will require give maximal laws sides -- give back on all sides? >> president obama said to stop iran or make it impossible for them to make a nuclear weapon that's the direction they are taking right now. the idea that any enrichment capacity at all dooms this which is what prime minister netanyahu's position is is faulty analytically and its faulty by the standards of international law of the nonproliferation treaty as well. it's not going to happen that way. i think it will need to hope for is a sound agreement, is not yet they are as president obama said. but to try and scuttle an agreement and think that's going to make the world safe is really a reckless position. >> yesterday my colleague gave us an outline of the toll

look at the oil producer on the other side -- iran lifting oil sanchez could hit global market long before the nation starts pumping more crude. let's bring in our oral strategist. we were just hearing there from glen about the applications of the yemen destabilization going on. what affect is this having on the negotiations that are going on between iran and the united states? does this put everything on the back order? guest: no i do not think it puts everything on the back burner. it is an added conversation that on the one hand you have the united states perhaps providing some intelligence support to saudi arabia and its allies in yemen. on the other side, you have iran backing the hutti rebeless to sopm extent. me -- to some extent. it is unclear how much r iranian influence. the negotiations are still going on. foreign ministers flew to yemen to continue negotiations. these negotiations are much wider than iran and the united states. iran and the u.n. security council plus germany. the nuclear issue is much bigger. yemen is import for the region and important for oil, but i th

in pennsylvania. eric? >> hey, what up? what are your thoughts on sanchez energy? >> no. stay away from sanchez. they're trying very hard to be able to refinance that balance sheet and making sales number thank you. let's go to nash in new york. >> jim, pharmaceuticals, ittt. buy, sell or hold? >> nash is nash. this is about a particular kind of liver problem. i think this drug is very -- is unique and worth owning the stock even up here. bill in washington bill? >> my stock, jim, is alcoa. >> all right. enough pressure now. what is going to go to $12. buy some here. robber in the new york. robert? >> happy early st. patrick's day boo-yah you to. >> that's right, i have to wear a green tie tomorrow. what's going on? >> i'm looking at accelerate diagnostics. >> i do not know them. i know that this is an antibiotic -- for bacteria infections. i have to do more work. maxine in new york. >> hi thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> i really need your advice. i bought micon. ever since then it's been going down. >> yeah deutsche say they may rally the second part of the year. th

going to go to hell in a handbasket. thank you for taking my call. host: that was loretta sanchez who was on yesterday. she is the sister of linda sanchez. ,, good morning. caller: i find something ironic about this nuclear weapons talk with iran with israel criticizing the deal. who is signing on her for asian treaties? israel has not signed it. israel is the last nation. i think it's amazing this two-faced concern about someone else's nuclear weapons when you have them yourself. you have not signed the two biggest keystones of u.s. foreign-policy. it seems iran is our friend because they at least signed those treaties and allow international inspections. who is the bad guy? host: up next is rick in florida. what do you want to talk about this morning? caller: good morning. i just want to talk about ted cruz. it seems to me that he doesn't want to be president of the united states. he wants to end up like jim dement and wind up in a cushy job where he is to say anything he wants and control things. he is a big blowhard. he says things to be blustery, to get attention and put his name

address those concerns. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. . ms. sanchez: this ms. sanchez: it codifies a regulation that has been administered by the administration. i ask my colleagues to support the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. ryan: at this time i yield myself the remainder of the time. i want to thank mr. barletta for bringing this to our attention. this is a problem with the law and therefore the law needs to change. it is insufficient that we have some regulatory forbearance from the administrative branch because the law has to be changed and that is why this legislation is necessary. again, i want to thank mr. barletta for his leadership on this issue. we need to do right by our volunteer firefighters and this does that. with that mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. all time having now expired on this bill the question is will the house suspend the rul

bergdahl, the u.s. soldier recovered in afghanistan. and loretta sanchez, a member of the armed services and home when security committees will discuss the debate over defense spending the president's decision to stay in afghanistan through 2015. you can also join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ host: good morning, everyone commodities thursday, march 26. from capitol hill, speaker john boehner finally scoring a win. approved a budget that would finally balance the budget. a series of votes could go late into the night. look for coverage of the senate on c-span2. first, we begin with the new

loretta sanchez, a member of the homeland security committee discusses the debate over defense spending and the president's decision to stay in afghanistan through 2015. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> in a speech to a joint meeting of congress, afghan president ostroff gunny thanked the u.s. for supporting his country. president donnie -- ghani took office in december after defeating hamid karzai. the speaker: members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you his excellency mohammad ashraf ghani president of the islamic republic of afghanistan. president ghani: in the name of god the merciful and compassionate speaker boehner vice president biden, senate majority leader mcconnell, house majority leader mccarthy house minority leader ms. pelosi, senate minority leader, ladies and gentlemen of the congress, please allow me to thank you for your gracious invitation to address this unique forum of deliberative demo

. ryan and the gentlewoman from california ms. linda sanchez, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. ryan: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 284, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. ryan: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. i simply want to, again, mr. ryan: i commend our committee to work on fixing the problem. i want to specifically highlight mr. tiberi, a senior member of our committee along with mr. larson, a senior member of the committee from the democratic side of the aisle for working together to fix a very deep flaw in a competitive bidding system that needs a lot of work to be improved. i would like toll yield such time as he may consume for the purposes of describing and explaining the need for this legislation, mr. tiberi from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for such time as may consume. mr. ti

congresswoman loretta sanchez, democrat of california. she'll take your questions and comments. not only about this charge against the sergeant but also the president's announcements that he is going to be keeping troop levels in afghanistan the same, as well as the situation in yenl. and other national security -- yemen. and other national security issues. she serves on both armed services and homeland security. the number two democrat on both of those committees. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> hello. how y'all doing? hello, my name is ali and i'm an ncaap member. [cheers and applause] it is this great organization that i received the opportunity to volunteer my time and service. since 2013, i said yes to the challenge of becoming the economic chairperson for the alabama state conference naacp, when i was asked by the state president. little did i know that this position was going to be my breakthrough as well as my road to finan

bowe bergdahl. loretta sanchez, a member of the armed services and homeland security committees, discusses the debate over defense spending. and the president's decision to stay in afghanistan through 2015. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span. >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span2's " book tv," author peter wallison says that government housing product -- housing policies caused the financial crisis. and then, columbia university professor jeffrey sachs talks about a plan to combat poverty and environmental decay. then on c-span3, a discussion on the last speeches by abraham lincoln and martin luther king jr.. sunday afternoon on real america , the 1965 meet the press interview with martin luther king jr. find our complete schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. e-mail us, call us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on faceboo

talk with loretta sanchez. we will get her reaction to the news about bowe bergdahl sergeant bowe bergdahl and we will talk about forces in afghanistan and national security issues. we will be right back. ♪ >> this sunday on "q&a," eric larson on his new book "dead wake." >> the story gets complicated when the question arises, what ultimately happened to the lusitania? why was it allowed without escort, without the kind of detail warning that could have been provided to captain william thomas turner that was not? this has led to some very interesting speculation about was the ship essentially set up for attack by churchill or someone in the admiralty? it is interesting, i found a no smoking memo and i would have found a smoking memo if they existed, that is to say there was nothing from churchill or somebody else. let's let the lusitania go into the irish sea because we wanted to get some, nothing like that exists. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q&a." >> here are some of our future programs for this week and on the c-span networks. on c-span [applause]

against sergeant bergdahl. loretta sanchez, a member of the armed sferses and homeland security committees discusses the debate over defense spending and the president's debate to stay in afghanistan through 2015. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this sunday on q & a. eric larson on his new book, "dead wake." >> the story gets complicated when the question arises as to what ultimately happened? why was it allowed to enter the irish sea without escort, without the kind of detailed warning that could have been provided to captain william thomas turner but was not. this has led to interesting speculation about was the ship essentially set up for attack by church hill? it is interesting. i found no smoking memo. believe my, i would have if it exited. there was nothing from churchil to jackie fisher saying let's let it go into the irish sea. nothing like that exists. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q & a. >> president obama marked the fifth anniversary of the healthcare law with a ceremony at the white house. the president said the

ms. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman thank you for acknowledging that this has been a tough year already and we have some very severe budget constraints with respect to our resources here and how we allocate them for our military. you are right, it is in the purview of the congress to make decisions about where we place money. this committee has a difficult task ahead of it. i want to also thank our witnesses today. service chiefs and our secretaries in one room. thank you. today is i hope a hearing for constructive discussion about how to move forward, but i wish to acknowledge that it is nice to see where it on the panel so thank you for that. we're thrilled to have you. sequestration, i think it has become such a distraction for the congress. i believe we have to look at smarter and more efficient ways that we can adapt and save. we do not have the capacity as a country to hand anyone, even our military a blank check. i hope that apartment along with the congress works together to invest in resources that will give us the best value for money. we have to invest in

california representative loretto sanchez come a member of the armed services and homeland security committee discusses the debate over defense spending and the presidents decision to stay in afghanistan through 2015. as always we are going to take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter as well. >> the house foreign affairs committee examines the administration strategy to combat isis. this includes retired general john allen. that is live at 8:30 p.m. here on c-span2. >> wednesday sergeant bowe bergdahl was charged with desertion, ms. behavior, and shirking important and hazardous duty. >> good afternoon, ladies and hellman, thank you for coming to fort bragg here today. i am the spokesman for the u.s. army forces command we are here in regards to the disappearance of bowe bergdahl in afghanistan. due to the specific and legal nature of and information i'm about to provide, i am unable to take your questions, but our staff here can provide you with a copy of this statement and points of contact to address your question at the conclusion of this stateme

alert the sanchez. i'm sure we can expect. >> may be in the marine corps. in the navy have opened every occupation to women. only one that remains closed today at the trigger polish for the fields of the support the things i can tell a little children for give you an update on exactly what lines are but the one thing i would ask this committee we don't have enough women in the service. one of the reasons. >> transition will go back to your example. who different today that difference today that would assign a male and female public affairs officer. today there is no restriction has been in effect since the secretary sign is not. >> the vast majority of our positions in the air force. seven closed afs the present we're on track to meet the deadlines. personally have received an interim update work closely with the special operations command related to the world with special operations. are trying to work you. >> it is incredibly important. i hope of personnel community will continue to be at this. >> they are on top of everything. he stated about as particularly as i have heard sta

bottom line to what we ask you and those who serve under you to do. miss sanchez. >> thank you mr. chairman. i actually have two questions then first is for general odierno, and admiral howard. i have a letter here, both from general odierno and admiral green, sent to sect hagel last year indicating your concerns with how much we are investing in missile defense and the growing challenges both that you see in terms of our capacity to continue to invest in missile difference at the current rate considering the fiscal environment that we're in. the letter states our present acquisition based strategy is unsustainable, in the current fiscal environment, and favors forward deployment of axis in lieu of deterrence based options. now is the opportunity to develop a long-term approach that addresses homeland missile defense and regional missile defense priorities, holistic approach that is more sustainable and cost effective, incorporating less launch and other nonkinetic means of defense. from your letter general odierno. can you expand on this letter? i believe it's very important as w

chair is the distinguished lately from california, miss sanchez who i recognize for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman and we do wish the quick return of adam smith. mr. chairman thank you. and thank you for acknowledging this has been a very tough year already and that we have some very severe budget constraints that may be coming out of the budget committee with respect to our resources here and how we allocate them for our military. and you're right, it is in the purview of the congress to make decisions about where we place the money so this committee has a very difficult task ahead of it. i want to also thank our witnesses today. it is rare that we have service chiefs and our secretaries all in one room, so thank you so much. today is, i hope, a hearing for some constructive discussion about how we move forward. i also just want to acknowledge that it is also nice to see women on the panel. so thank you for that. and we're thrilled to have you. sequestration, i think that has become such a distraction for the congress. certainly i believe that we have to look

james. >> thank you very much mr. chairman congress come sanchez. also an honor to sit here with my colleagues from sister services and also a pleasure to be with my wingmen general mark welsh. i've now been in this seat 15 months and i'd lyingike to begin telling you my key take aways of the top things i've learned as being the secretary of the air force, the privilege of my professional lifetime. the first thing i learned which was a shock to me when i first got in the seat is that today's united states air force is the smallest we've had since our inception as a separate service in the year 1947. we have literally been building down our air force for the better part of two decades and today we are the smallest we've ever been in terms of people. secondarily, i have learned that our aircraft are the oldest that they have ever been with an average age of 27 years. but of course average is average. and that means quite a few of the fleets are substantially older than that. here is a shocking statistic i think. more than half of our combat air forces are not sufficiently ready today

miss sanchez who i recognize at this point for any opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and we do wish the quick return of return of adam smith. mr. chairman thank you and thank you for acknowledging that this is has been a very tough year already. and that we have some very severe budget constraints that may be coming out of the the budget committee with respect to our resources here and how we allocate them for our military. and you are right. it is in the purview of the congress to make decisions about where we place the money. so this committee has a very difficult task ahead of it. i want to also thank our witnesses today. it is rare that we have service chiefs and our secretaries all in one room. so thank you so much. todaysy hope syis a hope a hearing about very constructive discussion about how we move forward. i also want to acknowledge that it's nice to see women on the panel. so thank you for that. and we're thrilled to have you. sequestration. i think that has become such a distraction for the congress. certainly i believe that we have to look at smarter and more

first. linda sanchez says why is it that a single mother should be drug tested, which is an unrelated requirement to receive food assistance to make sure her family has enough to eat. people who are lucky enough to inherit millions of dollars are literally required to do nothing to get the federal tax benefit with their inheritance. of all the stories that we have depicted, that is the one that outraged you the most. >> because if you think about inheritance as well as tax dollars. inheritance belongs to you and tox dollars don't. by the way, in florida, they got rid of the drug testing. it's not pervavts. they are trying to get rid of the death tax so you shouldn't have to pay a death tex when your loved ones die. >> government assistance there is testing. you work hard for your money and you want to pass it down to your family. they want to test your kids for drugs. you guys have been speaking out. that was your favorite story. we get why. >>> first time homeowners trying to get in on low interest rates, beware. bob massi up next with important information most people don't think ab

you to about somebody else. >> how many people are in this building? >> a lot of staff. linda sanchez is a congresswoman that thinks that because certain people need to get drug tested before they can receive welfare that is a justification for requiring the death tax. because she says rich kids have done nothing to enhart wealth. they need to do something to earn it. in other words, pay a tax. >> so i didn't know this. it's a 40% death tax. so if you die, 40% of the money you earn or lucky enough to have goes out the window. that was zero under george bush. she says go do a urine test and drug test all the people who inherit all this money. she does not understand that there is one thing that tax dollars which is welfare and employment and things like that and there is other thing that you actually earn through generations. now in doing some research on this congresswoman her dad was a machinist. he says i'm going to do everything i can to put you two girls through college. they ended up being congresswomen. guess what they're going to have? they're going to have some money. so when

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sanchez knows this all too well. he's one of the country's most prominent human rights activists. since the rapprochement is announced the castro regime has detained more than 50 dissidents. they wanted to demonstrate in havana for more freedom. >> it's a clear warning from the government. they're still not prepared to respect human rights and allow a free society. >> there are no private boats in havana harbor. the government does not want them. it is worried that unhappy cubans would use them to escape. but large ships dock here, and soon they could be bringing american tourists. rolando certainly hope so. he belongs to the small group of entrepreneurs in cuba. he has four rooms he rents out, and even though he has to give a portion of the income to the state, it is still worth it, he says. the former class enemy and his dollars are welcome. >> we still don't have the infrastructure to accommodate lots of tourists, but to prevent the loss of any income, the state allows private businessmen like me to operate. >> etian is giving a concert this evening. he sings of freedom and ho

presidente. >> ok. siguiente pregunta. teresita sÁnchez dice: "las personas que califican para dapa"--es decir los padres de niÑos norteamericanos, dice: "las personas que califican para dapa, ¿podrÍan ser pedidas por sus hijos ciudadanos en un futuro sin problemas?". >> esa es una pregunta que nos han hecho muchÍsimo. hay que tener claro que la acciÓn ejecutiva no es una ley y no da un estatus, por lo cual, si esto ocurre y una persona aplica para dapa, a el hijo o la hija o alguna persona que los pida no puede hacer un ajuste de estatus a menos de que esos padres hayan entrado legalmente a los estados unidos y se quedaron o sean 245i. asÍ sería la Única forma donde los hijos mayores de 21 aÑos pueden pedirlos, pero con dapa no pueden hacerlo, asÍ es que dapa solo es un proceso y un mecanismo temporal que no llevarÍa a la residencia. >> y una Última pregunta de marcelina arteaga dice lo siguiente: "una persona que fue deportada, pero que estÁ aquÍ desde el 2007 de nuevo, fue a la escuela desde niÑo y tiene 36 aÑos, ¿pudiera aplicar para a la acciÓn ejecutiva del p

visita mia sÁnchez. >> quÉ cariÑosos son! satcha: tenemos un momento increÍble de un momento a otro ladrones de identidad podrÍan robarle todo. en un momento le vamos a decir que podrÍa hacer para no ser vÍctima de los fraudes. >> desafortunadamente, se registra un nuevo caso de brutalidad policial. la vÍctima es un joven estudiante universitario, que fue arrestado violentamente. incluso ha generado que el gobernador del estado se involucra investigaciÓn. les voy a contar. me llevÓ mi casita de chocolate caliente. william: frutitas satcha, ahora que le llevÓ. johnny: mÁs adelante tendremos las normas de etiqueta para responder con clase, preguntas incÓmodas que la gente nos hace. >> de eso hablamos ana y yo. a veces vas a la calle y te preguntan: oye, cÓmo estÁs? cuantos meses tienes? y tÚ dices yo estoy embarazada. >> maÑana viernes 20 de marzo estaremos desde el arco de la vil con mucha sorpresa. -desde la villita. isamel: ahÍ estarÉ yo con ustedes. ismael: voy a comer muy rico. >> ahÍ tiene los datos en pantalla. ismael: antes de pasar con satcha, recuerdan que di

niÑos resultaron heridos se trata de marÍa sÁnchez pÉrez de 37 aÑos que muriÓ debido a lesiones que sufriÓ la columna vertebral durante el accidente, la policÍa no revela cuÁles fueron las causas del choque. leÓn: la compaÑÍa pg&e controlÓ un incendio, ningÚn residente fue herido. marÍa: identificaron a la menor de edad que muriÓ mucho que el domingo pasado que dejÓ como saldo otras tres personas sin vida y cuatro heridos se trata de vanessa guzmÁn una joven de 16 aÑos que vivÍa en watsonville, todos viajaban en un mercedes_benz que se estrellÓ contra una camioneta. en el Área del distrito de la misiÓn en san francisco la falta de vivienda asequible sigue asfixiando las familias de bajos ingresos porque las rentas alcanza niveles que obligan a unas de ellas a quedarse en las calles. ramÓn: muchas gracias don felipe y marÍa leticia buenas tardes, efectivamente estamos en la intersecciÓn de la calle 18 a mi espalda estÁ la gente que quiere que se construya un proyecto para las casas, obviamente dicen ellos que no es congruente ya que esto va a redundar en el alto

%. luis: desde enero sÁnchez ha notado un incremento como. >> es mucho hablamos de un treintas. luis: explicaciÓn de sorpresivo aumento estÁ en la oficina del departamento de vehÍculos la ley que entrÓ en efecto en enero. >> me siento mÁs tranquila ahora con la licencia. luis: miles de indocumentados que pueden sacar licencia se ofrecen como donantes de Órganos. en lo que va del aÑo se metieron mÁs de 110.000 licencia de conducir para documentados. en el mismo periodo 50.000 personas optaron por ser donantes. nicolÁs recibiÓ hace 12 aÑos un trasplante de hÍgado sabe que un donante le salvÓ la vida. >> todos los dÍas cuando despierto le doy las gracias. luis: y la expectativa es que el nÚmero aumente a medida que mÁs indocumentados hacia sus licencias curiosamente los indocumentados pueden donar sin problemas pero enfrentan mÁs obstÁculos cuando son ellos los que necesiten trasplantes. jesÚs navarro tenÍa seguro mÉdico pero la comunidad reuniÓ mÁs de 100.000 firmas para que el hospital le hiciera el trasplante de riÑÓn. >> estÁn dispuestos a donar sus Órgano

que piense en hacer una carrera. >> leticia sÁnchez dice que su participaciÓn y la de su hijo le abre y le brinda mayores oportunidades de conseguir la ayuda financiera que necesita para que continÚe con los estudios previos. >> tambiÉn porque viendo al deporte se ubican mÁs en la parte donde quieren estudiar. a la que quieren especÍficamente enfocarse. >> segÚn representantes es a travÉs del deporte que han logrado muchos cambios de comportamiento y compromiso en jÓvenes de escuelas elementales intermedias. >> segÚn el distrito escolar el Éxito de estos programas deportivos se puede observar en el incremento de puntaje de nivel educativo de los estudiantes en su mayorÍa abarcan a la comunidad inmigrante si usted desea conocer mÁs informaciÓn sobre cÓmo participar activamente con sus hijos. puede visitar el sitio de internet www.arvsede.org es todo por mi parte. >> gracias claudia por tu reporte mÁs informaciÓn de ordenar a la policÍa dio a conocer el retrato de un sospechoso que intenta secuestrar a una niÑa de 15 aÑos el incidente ocurriÓ en la cuadra 24.000

que fue dejado en la vÍa fÉrrea por josé sÁnchez. los cargos en contra del hispano comentarÍan tras el deceso del conductor. mientras, la agencia nacional de transporte investiga el choque que dejÓ unos 30 heridos. culpan a la ciudad por permitir el uso de la intersecciÓn que catalogan como extremadamente peligrosa. ni el frÍo ni la nieve quieren irse de estados unidos. y ante este panorama un padre inventÓ una forma muy original de entretener a sus tres niÑos. durante varias semanas se dedicÓ a crear un todo de nieve de 75 pies de largo y sÍ que valiÓ la pena! miren como los pequeÑos se divierten en el parque de su casa. le echa agua el deshuesadero desde la ventana del baÑo este video ya estÁ causando furor en las redes sociales. el ingenio de los padres no deja de sorprender, por supuesto. y hay quien "despierta amÉrica" as saben que nos encanta cumplir sueÑos y cambiar vidas, y precisamente de eso nos hablan. karla: nos vamos a ir a la historia de un inmigrante que por querer legalizar sus datos pudiera separarse de su familia por 10 aÑos. alejandro: una maravillos

, nos las trae el chef adriÁn sánchez. Él ganÓ el reconocimiento del sur de la florida. alguien, bienvenido, quÉ delicia. adriÁn: buenos dÍas. ana: tu hamburguesa es la ganadora, entre muchÍsimas, y la tuya es especial, de tostones. adriÁn: sÍ, es una de las hamburguesas que nos ha hecho mÁs famosos a nivel nacional, pero es muy sencilla de hacerlo en la casa. necesitamos carne molida, pechuga, tomate, queso y una salsa. vamos a empezar por calentar el aceite, vamos a calentar a 325 grados y lo vamos a usar para cocinar el plÁtano hasta que estÉ tierno. ana: lo que va a ser la casita. adriÁn: y lo otro para terminar el tostÓn y que se pongan crujientes. ana: por quÉ, entonces necesitamos el plÁtano macho... primero me dijiste que lo doras. adriÁn: hay que cocinarla primero para aplastarlo. pueden comprar el tostÓn congelado y listo para freÍr, pero recomiendo que usen el tostÓn hawaiano que es mÁs grande. ana: oye, ¿y es complicado aplastarlo? adriÁn: lo vamos a poner a freÍr para ir ablandando... y vamos a usar esto que es una tostÓn era, se puede consegui

contra del equipo mÉdico del equipo chapaneco. y jesÚs sÁnchez. el mariscal de campo asegurÓ reducciÓn de salario. le puso leÑa al fuego. es un modelo del deporte. ♪ ♪ ♪ y esto es cristiano ronaldo al muy estilo de michael jackson. al river plate. finalmente da seriedad. asÍ le ponemos final a los deportes. y especialmente lo que significa. leÓn: gracias, william. ya le contamos. guillermo: todos los detalles, al volver. ¿sigues fumando como chimenea? si. qué lamentable, ¿no? ¿haz intentado... ...dejarlo? ¡claro! lo que más duré fue seis días. lo menos fue... uh... 23.4 segundos. entonces, te podría preguntar... ¿por qué...sigues fumando?... ¿sigo fumando? buena pregunta. ¿por qué no llamas a la línea de ayuda para fumadores. es un programa gratis, y... y me van a decir... "debes dejar de fumar"... no es así sólo diles que estás listo para dejar de fumar y te dirán cómo. ¿en serio? ¿de casualidad tienes su número? --la inhalacÓn de ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: el nÚmero de pacientes qu el nÚmero de pacientes que sobreviven al cÁncer. de minorÍas y jÓvenes. m