>> nice to meet you. >> and you like art or arturo?ter. >> he seemed like a really nice guy. if you were to just meet him on the street, you wouldn't think, my, god, this guy's a murderer. >> they started the two undercover cops with seemingly idle and innocuous conversation, friendly to put gutierrez at his ease. >> do you -- are you a smoker? >> yes. no, not anymore. cigarettes, no. >> you used to be? >> yeah. >> you wised up? >> oh, yeah. a long time ago. >> that's good. >> when he was talking to the detectives, he reminded me of eddie haskell from "leave it to beaver." >> god darn, i can't even remember when it was. dang, i was working at a roofing company. >> he was like good morning, mr. cleaver, good morning mrs. cleaver. my, mrs. cleaver, you look lovely today. is the beav around? very innocent insincere. appeared to be kissing up and not being his true self. >> then a few minutes in, detectives asked the crucial question. >> and you had given a statement about, uh, you had seen her, i think it was several months before was the

[applause] >> thank you very much, arturo. our next speaker is jose verala. i'm very pleased to announce that he was just sworn in as a public defender. he is also the newly sworn in and elected president to have california public defender's association which is the largest statewide, about 4,000 members. jose? [applause] >> thank you very much. on behalf of the over 4,000 members over the california public defenders office i want to thank you for being here. it is an honor to see so many people here whose lives are dedicated to making the lives of other people better. at the california public defender's office, it is a 40-year old organization that has grown from a small unit into now one of the most powerful lobbying organizations in the country. we fight for justice in legislative committees and we fight for justice in making sure that attorneys are trained well and have the competencey to deliver the kind of services that people who don't have the ability to afford council have council that are as prepared as anyone else. it is with great pride that we se

[applause] >> thank you very much, arturo. our next speaker is jose verala. i'm very pleased to announce that he was just sworn in as a public defender. he is also the newly sworn in and elected president to have california public defender's association which is the largest statewide, about 4,000 members. jose? [applause] >> thank you very much. on behalf of the over 4,000 members over the california public defenders office i want to thank you for being here. it is an honor to see so many people here whose lives are dedicated to making the lives of other people better. at the california public defender's office, it is a 40-year oldga

los earthquakes de san jose informaron que arturo alvarez..respectivas selecciones nacionales para partidos amistosos...por ende este trio de jugadores se perdera el encuentro de este sabado ante el dc united ... el sabado pasado los quakes cosiguieron un empate sin goles de visita ante el columbus crew.. y para terminar.. hay de expulsion a expulsiones.... pero vea esta la de anoche en el partido de los suns y raptors se paso de la raya.. grant hill le da una nalgada a reggie evans.. evans le regreso el gesto ... pero hill se vuelve a voltear y le planta otra cachetada... perdon nalgada .. el referi dijo basta y los expulso a los este domingo sa es la jenni rivera compartira con los televidentes de telemundo uno de los dias mas felices de su vida... aqui le tengo acceso total a lo que podra ver... muchos la concideran la boda del aqo y aunque se presumia que seria mas de una ceremonia, lo cierto es que en esta celebracion la familia loaiza-rivera, tiro la casa por la ventana... el domingo jenni contara todo lo que pasaba por su cabeza en ese

confesado haber sido entrenados en el manejo de armas y explosivos en venezuela bajo la conducciÓn de arturondignaciÓn recorriÓ espaÑa. el partido popular pidiÓ revisar las relaciones diplomÁticas con venezuela si se comprueban los hechos. >> si miembros de una organizaciÓn terrorista que se entrenan para matar en un paÍs como venezuela estamos ante un acontecimiento de una enorme importancia. >> el gobierno venezolano manejÓ la denuncia con discreciÓn y perfil bajo. el embajador de venezuela en espaÑa descalificÓ las declaraciones de los terroristas se fue mÁs haya arrojando sospechas de tortura por la seguridad espaÑola para obtener las concesiones. >> la supuesta confesiÓn, bien pudo ser arrancado del regularmente, y si asÍ fuera no tendría ningÚn valor. >> los medios espaÑoles se dedicaron a investigar cÓmo aparecieron videos de los entrenamientos, y tambiÉn imÁgenes de cubillas en caracas. las autoridades espaÑolas solicitaron la extradiciÓn del cubillas. >> estas noticias hicieron titulares en amÉrica latina, en colombia las farc rechazÓ la invitaciÓn a desmovilizarse que le hizo el pr

espaÑola ver sido entrenados en el manejo de armas y explosivos en venezuela bajo la conducciÓn de arturoto se tenga que investigar. >> una ola de indignaciÓn recorriÓ espaÑa. el partido popular pidiÓ revisar las relaciones diplomÁticas con venezuela si se comprueban los hechos. >> estamos ante un acontecimiento de una enorme importancia. >> el gobierno venezolano ha manejado la denuncia con mucha discreciÓn y perfil bajo, no sin antes negar cualquier vÍnculo con eta. el embajador de venezuela en espaÑa fue mÁs allá arrojando sospecha por parte de la seguridad espaÑola para obtener las concesiones. >> la supuesta confesiÓn bien pudo ser arrancada irregularmente. >> los medios se dedicaron a investigar. aparecieron videos de los entrenamientos. la prensa venezolana comprobÓ que el etarra es gerente de seguridad del ministerio de agricultura. su esposa tambiÉn de origen vasco es alto funcionaria. >> las autoridades espaÑolas solicitaron la extradiciÓn de cubilla algo difÍcil de lograr pues tiene la nacionalidad venezolana. >> en noticias nacionales la policÍa de los angeles investiga un inc

arturo rodríguez no solo está animado a votar si no que hoy se entren ba para trabajar en uno de los el 2 de noviembre. hay incremento de llamadas de hispanos buscando información. 6 millones y medio de hispanos pueden votar el mes qued viene. estamos listos para traerle toda la información. necesaria. para que usted, esté listo para votar. más adelante cristina londoño nos explica en detalle. qué es y como surge el llamado movimiento t partí. planea reanudar las ejecuciones hipotecarias a más de 100.000 propietarios de vivienda. se haría en 23 estados. donde se requiere la firma de un juez para reiniciar el proceso. la tregua a los dueños de vivienda en los 27 estados restantes. va a continuar, esto indica que se estarían aplazando 30.000 nuevas ejecuciones. hipotecarias. nuestra enviada especial a la mina san josé en chile. habló en exclusiva. con uno de los mineros rescatados. además angie fue testigo. Ángulo era que una ciudadano del llamada esperanza hoy es una ciudadano de recuerdos todo comenzó para darle gracias a dios. cada minero que llegaba. voy hablar para documentar cada

the handcuffed woman is slammed so hard, you can hear the impact on dp trooper arturo perez's microphone. all of it was captured on perez's own dash cam and traffic cameras controlled by the tollway authority. >> i was trying to get you in the car. >> reporter: it was early in the morning, october 11, 2009. fox was suspected of driving drunk and crashing her car into the tollway wall. trooper perez was the first to respond and after fox was checked out by paramedics, he gave her a field sobriety test. >> would you turn around for me, i have to place you under arrest. >> are you kidding me sir. what did i fail? no, what did i fail. >> reporter: fox's attorney says his client was not drunk and was not resisting arrest. he said she was driving a drunk friend home who grabbed the wheel, caused the crash and then ran off up the tollway. >> she's the one that called 911, and she's the one that's getting the police to try and find the person that caused the wreck. >> reporter: with nearly 30 years of practice as a prosecutor, judge and defense attorney,izenberg says, he's never seen anything li

. >> reporter: arturo is the executive direct over a nonpartisan group and says that whitman may in agle but the worst thing brown could do is assume he could win the latino vote. >> i would spend as much money on spanish language advertising as whitman is. >> reporter: the service employees international union wants to boost brown's standing with latino voters, ones like brianna who is undecided. >> i don't want someone that is racist or doesn't like latinos. >> reporter: and with the race a tossup her vote could determine the next governor of california. >>> in the race for lieutenant governor, san francisco mayor gavin newsom who is a democrat is ahead ofable maldonado, 42 to 37%. he has held the lead in four other recent survey usa polls. >>> the california supreme court says last year's state worker furloughs are legal. today's ruling say it is governor doesn't have unilateral authority to order those furloughs. but that the legislators gave him the okay when they approved a budget that assumed savings from the furlough program that the governor wanted. and right now leaders are

want to come back live and bring back into the mix the ambassador for chile and the united states, arturo mando. is, thank you so much for inviting us here tonight. it's a big night. i have to say, it's a very celebratory atmosphere and there's still lots of dangers in this. why are you celebrating, the first miner hasn't even come out yet. >> because this story is a story of hope and joy, a story of looking for a happy end, and our technical people, our leadership has done a very good job, and we are really confident that this is going to end up in very good terms, and so we're celebrating. we have so many people that send messages to us, the american people, latin american people, ambassadors, people from the government, people from the private sector, so we really wanted to invite everyone here and to join with everyone in this waiting period for a final happiness. >> reporter: and i mentioned earlier, there seems to be a lot of national pride here with people pressed in, you know, the chilean outfits. what is this night like for you? >> because it's been a very special process. you kn

on the colbert report back in july, arturo rodriguez, president of the united farm workers, he was on of works americans. listen to this. >> we're inviting americans throughout the united states to come and try to work in agriculture, if they don't believe -- or they believe immigrant farm workers are taking away good american jobs. >> how many people of everyone in america have taken you up on this? >> only three right now are actually working in the fields. >> three. >> three people. >> make that four. i'll do it. >> so lou, unemployment never higher couldn't ask for more pressure to send them into the fields to do this work and they won't do it. >> sure. >> what's going on there? why shouldn't we have immigrant labor come in and do this job for us if americans refuse to do it. >> as is so often the case in this debate on immigration and border security, lawrence, there is great fiction, great a artifice. i'm a man who worked in the fields, bean fields, produce fields, potato fields, hay fields. no one has more respect for those workers in those fields, many of whom, most of whom, w

. >> and joining us to talk about the rescues is the ambassador of chile arturo menda. and i guess i should say congratulations because so far, so good. the rescue operation a resounding success. tell me your thoughts. i know you were at the embassy last night watching but what is going through your mind as you watch this? >> well thank you for inviting me. it's a great moment for chile and for latin americans and really for all of the world. my thoughts, this is a story of courage, of leadership, of unit and an incredible story of how the miners were able to organize themself from the first moment to face the adversity. and the leadership for the government took responsibility from the first moment too with -- there was to news about them. and then the leadership of the professional technicians and the -- and we received some help from the u.s. and nasa and also some companies and the unit. so for probably for the first time in my country in several decades that we don't have any division at all from right to left, from working people to rich people to different colors

you also wonder what's going through the mind of that little boy, arturo, as he sees his dad for the time. it's kind of hard for them to comprehend exactly what's going on. there has been, successfully, the 14g9 miner pulled from that chilean mine. 19 more to go. but so far not so much as a hiccup. dr. barma has been with us and as you watch that scene unfold, what goes through your mind in terms of the family dynamic and what they're facing? >> it's such a sense of relief that the families are being reunited. >> don't you just sort of breathe a sigh of relief with them. >> yes, thank god. i am just keeping my fingers crossed that it continues to go so well because it will really make a difference when you have a situation like this, the outcome. even if one person is injured or harm, it does impact the mental health of everybody in the crew involved. at this point, everybody is looking at this as a unified effort and i think one of the wives have said, it's not enough just for my husband to come out, really, we're all in this together. everybody has to come out alive. i think that's

joining us live from washington is arturo fermandois. mr.ion to the scene yesterday. this must be an enormous source of national pride, the way that that rescue came off literally flawlessly. >> absolutely. absolutely. john, thank you for having me here. the word yesterday for chile was happiness, spiritual highness. today, it's accuracy, it's perfection. this is the most successful mining rescue in the history. we're so proud of the chilean engineers, the friendship that we received from the other country us. today, perfection is the word. and the way it was in the camp with spirit and human support and human efforts and the strength of all the miners, all of these feelings are coming to my mind now. >> it was amazing to see at that spirits they were in almost to a person. of course, it was demonstrated by super mario, mario seeppulve. but the question is who is going to play super mario in the movie. nasa officials who went down there in the early going said that the chileans are basically writing the book about mine rescue. what led to th

yes, sir. >> arturo, what's your optimism about the increasing chance of more latino participation in november when we're seeing seven different polls that show that latinos are really not paying a lot of attention to the election and that they're really not very interested? in general, latinos eligible to vote are not following the issues right now. >> i don't believe that poll. i think the poll you may be referring to is the one conducted by the pew his -- hispanic center. as compared to ore polls -- other polls, my understanding is it was you you conducted over a, and it was a random survey of 1300 latinos. and of that sample they identified about 600 as having registered to vote. now, what we know about polls, when people are asked if they're registered to vote, people don't report that. that poll itself has some weaknesses about trying to measure the pulse of a latino electorate. you compare that to other polls being conducted, random polls of latinos on voter registration rolls, so these aren't people who are overreporting that they're registered or not, these are people who tru

salir de las profundidades de la mina, y me llama la atención la reacción de los niños, veíamos a arturotor se mostró bastante más emocionado. >>> y estamos desde el campamento esperanza, consuelo con la reacción de algunos de los familiares >>> sí, estamos con alejandro hermano de víctor, me contaste que es la primera vez que llorabas por tu hermano >>> la primera vez fue el 5, porque no sabía si estaba vivo, y ahora lloro por felicidad por tenerlo afuera >>> cambia la relación? >>> no, la misma, vamos a ser iguales, humildes, como siempre entre hermanos >>> y él tiene una linda sorpresa, porque su hermano tendrá un segundo bebé >>> está la duda, ojalá, sería bueno para él, y nada se le espera con el mariscal que pidió, y con asado, vamos a dejar la mensa... >>> un saludo para >>> como es de bruto capacito que sí. >>> ojalá sea así >>> un bebé que viene en camino, adelante ustedes >>> muy bien, gracias, y estamos entonces, ya con la capsula que comienza descender para el rescate del minero número 15, víctor segobia rojas, es el padre de 5 hijas, casado con soledad morales, vive en la co

yes, sir. >> arturo, what's your optimism about the increasing chance of more latino participation in november when we're seeing seven different polls that show that latinos are really not paying a lot of attention to the election and that they're really not very interested? in general, latinos eligible to vote are not following the issues right now. >> i don't believe that poll. i think the poll you may be referring to is the one conducted by the pew his -- hispanic center. as compared to ore polls -- other polls, my understanding is it was you you conducted over a, and it was a random survey of 1300 latinos. and of that sample they identified about 600 as having registered to vote. now, what we know about polls, when people are asked if they're registered to vote, people don't report that. that poll itself has some weaknesses about trying to measure the pulse of a latino electorate. you compare that to other polls being conducted, random polls of latinos on voter registration rolls, so these aren't people who are overreporting that they're registered or not, these are people who tru