--desde phoenix, arizona, "victor hugo rodriguez" nos tiene la informacion... . >> alex de 27 años dea la beca y ahora tiene que trabajar. >> ahora como soy un criminal, ya no califico, pero en arizona todos son criminales para poder deportarlos. >> trabajó hasta hace poco hasta que los alguciles llegaron para arrestarlos junto a sus compañeros. >> la gente llorando, yo hablando con mis familiares y amigos. >> con la entrada del fiscal en condado de maricopa ha llegado también el calvario para miles de personas en est estado. >> lo que el abogado de alex ha visto es el cambio de política en las oficinas de la fiscalía. >> haciendo más difícil que una persona salga bajo fianza, el padre de alex no se dio por vencido. >> los cargos que le agregaron eran un poco fuertes, y los abogados nos decían que con ese tipo de cargos, era una automática deportación. >> su hijo quedó libre, pero no se puede amparar bajo la acción diferida del presidente barack obama. >> desde phoenix arizona víctor hugo rodríguez. >> el poeta empezó la caravana por la paz, ahora se quiere atraer la atención contra l

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there are digital projections based on victor hugo's painting. >> it gives it a cinema feel in a way. cinematography. >> we are on stage before the show wench go through it before the show to make everything is safe and everything is clear. >> the makeup man is applying soap to create scars. he spent 19 years in prison. >> i'm a reactionary, pretty angry fellow. >> but it makes the transformation into a man of redems and grace that much more enjoyable. >> it is one of the most challenging roles in musical theater. andrew was on broadway. >> everyone across the globe can understand what these people are feeling and talking and thinking about. i think that's why the show is a quarter century old. >> but the newlywed has played her for a month and a half. young girls relate to the character. >> it's a love story. you feel for her, who hasn't been in a position where you are in love with someone and they don't love you back. >> the look of this show includes hundreds of costumes. many of the 38 actors play multiple roles s wardrobe is laid out backstage for a quick change. >> it's fun. it

[cheers and applause] i have often quoted victor hugo or samuel adamsbut, ultimae powerless.mately, numbers duke it out, and they do count a lot, because we do have the number. [cheers and applause] those that promote ideas ultimately have to have an influence on the prevailing attitude of the people, and that is what is happening today. the people are waking up, and they are realizing the failure of what we have and these ideas coming about. in this primary, we had close to 2 million votes. 2 million votes, that does not swing an election, dah, dah, dah, but for every vote we got in the primary, let me tell you, just from traveling around the country and meeting people, the support is much, much greater, and they do not feel comfortable coming to a republican primary, so the support there would be two or three times as much as the number of votes we got in the primary. [cheers and applause] we have talked a lot about the excitement that the young people bring, excitement we have on the campuses. [cheers and applause] i asked somebody on the staff after the last campaign even

[applause] i have often quoted victor hugo, samuel adams about an ira time with minorities, bringinges in that way. ultimately, that minority is irate. the light the fires of liberties in the minds of men, which is important, but ultimately numbers count. even numbers count when they do not count on them as well because we do have the number. [applause] those who promote ideas, ultimately have to have an influence on the prevailing attitudes of the people. that is what is happening today. the people now are waking up and they are realizing the failure of what we have and the reason that these ideas are coming about. in this primary had close to 2 million votes. that does not swing an election. it is no big deal. but guess what? for every vote that we got in the primary, let me tell you, from my personal experience of traveling around the country and meeting people, the support out there is much greater fear they do not feel comfortable coming to a republican primary, so the support there is two, three times the number that begun and the primary. we have talked a lot about the excitem