please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so that i wouldn't have to explain the origination. instead of business cards, i should explain, it would read as follows. my name is emaniel. i became a prostitute. i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do not have aids. men are not allowed to be a soldier. i am not asking for your money. please get home safe and keep this pen to share your story too. may be some day, i will get to hear your voic

xavier becerra/(d) california "aguas cuidado, si alguien viene y te dice puede ayudarte nomas denle esta senal, no te necesito..." anunciaron que el 15 de agosto habran eventos en simultaneo en 17 ciudades como new york, los angeles, chicago y detroit entre otros ... miembros de organizaciones llenaran las solicitudes de los estudiantes gratuitamente... si visita la pagina web dreamrelief.org y fairimmigration.org obtendra una lista de las organizacion es dispuestas a ayudar... los congresistas tambien han sido entrenados sobre el proceso... rep.charles gonzalez/ (d) texas "el aviso es que ellos llamen a su congresista para opinion y apoyo, estamos diciendo ahora porque no queremos que estudiantes o jovenes van a poder su dinero en se espera que manana o en los proximos dias el departamento de seguridad interna de a conocer las guias para pedir esta accion diferida... en washington claudia uceda univision y mientras esto ocurre...la espera continua para miles de soÑadores a lo largo de la nacion quienes con ansias estan alerta ante la llegada de los requisitos oficiales para solicitar la

means loose words here's a live look at this interview he's being interviewed by a reporter named xavier lasso and a whole lot of people have been tuning in tonight because as you may recall president korea said he was going to make an announcement after the olympic games were completed on whether or not he would grant julian assange the founder of wiki leaks asylum in his country as you may know as we told you about at the beginning of the show assad has been living in the ecuadorian embassy in london for about the last two months he is trying to avoid extradition to sweden where he's wanted for questioning related to a sexual assault he also fears that if he does go to sweden that he could then be extradited to the united states that he could stand trial under the espionage act for some of those classified documents that were released on wiki leaks so again this is a live feed of this interview happening on ecuadorian state t.v. a whole lot of people tuned in the majority of their conversation has been about the olympics the president saying he was sad he wasn't able to watch the major

miembros de la ciudad proponen soluciones inmediatas, josue garcia vocero del miembro del concilio xavieros 28 06 el estado esta ofreciendo ayuda a la ciudad, pero tambien es de sentarnos en la mesa con el departamento de policia, para ver que tipos de recursos necesitan para tener los oficiales necesarios en las calles, bridge angel ayllon 31:12 estas flores son un homenaje a la persona asesinada, pero la gente y en especial los compradores se encuentran asustados. bonifacio montalvo 7>04tambien nos puede tocar eso, porque ahi eso que balacearon aqui arriba, que alla, he visto en todos lados... alberto candelario 12.44 si, si preocupa, ya no se puede caminar, toca andar en carro ahora, el departamento de policia espera el reclutamiento de 60 nuevos miembros, para por todos los medios no permitir mas la entrada del crimen a san jose cu ---esta noche en la ciudad de suisun, una madre pide explicaciones a las autoridades ... vo ...despues de que su hijo jacob fuera atacado por un pitbull en un parque donde los animales estan prohibidos. --al parecer aunque existe un letrero en la entrada de

el chiverio terminaria empatando a uno con este tanto de xavier baez.. 1-1 el marcador final..cesar... blanca regreso con ustedes.. --- blanca ---queremos felicitar a blanca ---queremos felicitar a marti malloy, "yudoka" de la universidad estatal de san jose que gano bronce en la la olimpiada de londres.. cesar ---esta es la cuarta medalla que el programa de esa disciplina de la escuela ha ganado en su historia... cu ---vamos a la pausa comercial en noticiero telemundo 48 en alta definicion, take sot --- adriana lopez adriana lopez dice: "al regresar te tengo acceso total a una excelente noticia sobre banda jerez..." take vo blanca ---para los residentes del sur de la bahia que quieren saber mas sobre la accion diferida, comuniquense con el "comite de rescate internacional" de san jose al numero 408- 453-3536. topvo blanca --los 2 recientes terremotos que azotaron el noroeste de irn; causaron por lo menos 306 muertos, en su mayoria mujeres y niÑos, mas de 3 mil heridos y daÑos cuantiosos a viviendas y edificios. ---segun las autoridades, la causa principal de las muertes en alg

. >> xavier spencer works for the intervention team. >> they are parked at the truck stops. going inside and cleaning up and getting something to eat and they come out and their truck is gone. >> he combats the cargo theft in northern california. working out of this small office in oakland and cover the entire area north of los angeles county up to the oregon boarder. >> we went with a cargo team. going behind the scenes to track down stolen shipping containers in patterson. >>> riding along on stings, to intercept lifted cargo in gilroy. watching recovery operations, taking back stolen property at the port of oakland. >> they are american pirates. that is what you got. >> she knows all about how much cargo theft can cost. >> it was picked off by a trucker. he just came in and broke the pin locks and took off. >> her company, pcccs incorporated, an import export warehouse was victim miezed in 2008. >> we almost went out of business a year after that. it was a hit that was a mark on your name. >> it's a mark that she said cost her clients, who count on her to keep the car goe

he will face xavier and americans also advance to the quarter finals today. >> big day at the olympics. >> we are ahead of china now. >> we'll be right back. >>> bad mitten still trending. that's our broadcast. thanks for sticking around. >> don't forget, we're always online wusa9.com. letterman is up next. good night, everybody. i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. wow. that feels really good! and now, sleep number introduces our new memory foam series the only memory foam beds with exclusive dual-air t

highest ranked american prevails 6-3 and 6-1 and advances to the quarterfinals where he will meet xavierolef. that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve

. >> xavier did you learn on this or on a court?> i learned exactly how you see it. >> see if it can take another meeting and you guys can chat afterwards. would you take another meeting? >> absolutely. >> good luck with your game. thanks for being our model out there. if any of you guys have a product or a service and you want feedback on your chances to getting interested in investors, send us an e-mail. please include a short summary of what your company does, how much money you're trying to raise and what you intend to do with that money. you never know, somebody out there watching the show might be interested in helping you. >>> time to answer some of your business questions, gene and brian are back to help out. the first one is a question about the future of outsourcing. >> as an onshore outsourcing company, of course, i'm very interested to learn more about what you think the future of onshore outsourcing is as compared to offshore? >> as far as i hear, a lot of people are bringing stuff to the united states right now. >> the

on a show called the us with a reporter named xavier la so most of the conversation actually was was spent talking about the olympics and sort of small talk but he did ask president korea one question will you grant julian a songe asylum in this country and he said he hasn't made the decision yet he said he's going to have some meetings on wednesday which is tomorrow and that before the end of the week that decision will be announced previously he has said that he would wait until after the olympic games were over so you know as of now the reports that have come out and nothing that we have been able to confirm here at r t ok so this has been happening ever since kind of mid june let's say he does get this is silent what would the significance. that the well would be hugely significant for a whole lot of reasons number one as you know julian assad has been sort of on house arrest sort of running from the law really for the last year or so he we were first introduced to him back in april of two thousand and ten when he sort of gave a huge press conference i was there at the national p

it hails from south america, and local chef xavier deya loves it. >> and we -- it's a very firm white fish. >> reporter: he went to entrepreneur to explore the possibility of the paiche, a once gravely endangered species. it's in and out sustainably farmed if a way to allows the fish to thrive without damaging the environment. >> we're always looking for different species of fish. >> the paic heismt he is one of the few that breathe air, coming up every 15 to 20 minutes. because it contains a lot of collagen, the flesh doesn't droid out in high heat, keeping it moist, even in the oven, being farmed keeps the price down. he says it costs him about $12 a pound, which he labels inexpensive. as for the taste. >> it's between chilean sea bass and halibut. >> reporter: our oceans are becoming depolited. over-fishing has cost us farming in a way that doesn't pollute is the next wave. >> very visual, nice in colors. it's light, it's fresh. >> and the chef is encouraging others to dive in. >> i dove into that. the fish, the paiche is low in fact and free of mercury, because it's in the fresh w

washington avenue near xavier. claiborne at arlenes. south carrollton at palmetto. magazine at st. mary. broad at louisiana and claiborne. state street and claiborne. josephine and britania. airhart at jeff davis and carrollton. canal boulevard at i-10 and nevard. city park at carrollton. washington avenue at xavier. >> you're listening to the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu, talking about things he said, warning residents that could kill you from a category 1 hurricane including flying debris, standing on manhole covers, fallen power lines and, of course, saying that there are streets that are prone to flooding. he's actually listing those streets now. he says you can also go to the website, ready.nola.gov. we're going to follow all things on this category 1 hurricane isaac. >>> this is also what we're working on for this hour. people along the gulf coast are preparing for a storm surge tonight. we'll take a look at how folks in mississippi have rebuilt after hurricane katrina. >>> today, delegates will formally nominate mitt romney for president at the republican national co

--xavier university. she completed her practice presidency in macon, georgia. she holds eight teamed honorary degrees. please help me welcome your surgeon general, regina benjamin. [applause] [applause] >> wow. good morning. the light is bright so it is hard to see you guys but i can't see lots of people thank you, doctor. it is wonderful to be here with you today at the largest gathering of podiatrists and the world. that says a lot. i have one job i have to do before start talking. on behalf of president obama and the entire administration, congratulations on the 100th year of the profession of polyester and medicine -- a poet detrick madison -- podiatric madison. [no audio] [applause] [applause] you have a lot to be proud of. you really do have a lot to be proud of. i was talking with some board members earlier and i realized that i want to share with you how i got involved. many of you here are here for the same reason. when i was an intern, i attended the medical association of georgia. one of the intense issues that was being debated was sexually transmit

guadalupe church community members participating in a an event that is organized by city council member xavier campos the brothers of state assembly woman 94 a. joseph is part of the council member staff. >> nothing against the police department. they are doing a great job unfortunately just being spread a little too thin. >>reporter: father john is leading this afternoon religious program he says dealing with the violence is more than just getting more officers on patrol. >> it's more than putting police officers and street corners and schools. it's about getting us to know stable group of officers that we have a relationship with. >>reporter: the family of tuesday victim put out very short statement thanking the community for their support and they also described the victim of tuesday stabbing as someone student us in the statement they write juan munoz had one more year at san jose state to finish his accounting degree pursuing his dream of working for the irs. in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> all right. we just get started here on 7 news at 9. coming up too many eye on a el i-pad. maybe time t

. >> xavier spencer works for the california highway patrol's cargo theft interdiction team. >> these guys are going -- their trucks, the truck stop, going inside and clean up or get something to eat and they come out and the trailer and the tractor is gone. >> reporter: spencer is one of four highway patrol officers assigned full time to combat cargo theft in northern california. they work out of this small office, in oakland. and cover the entire area north of los angeles county, up to the oregon border. we went along with the cargo theft interdiction team. going behind the scenes to track down stolen shipping containers in patterson and the san joaquin valley, driving along on stings to intercept lifted cargo in gilroy, watching recovery operations, taking back stolen property at the port of oakland. >> it is american pirates, that's what you got. >> reporter: this woman knows all about how much cargo theft can cost. >> it was picked off by a trucker. he came in and broke the pin locks and took off. >> reporter: her company pccs incorporated, an import/export warehouse in oakland,

for over half a century he has been the president of xavier university and married to blanch even longerseven years ago after losing their home, blanch began suffering from dementia, and he believes that katrina played a part. >> she did not want to go back. >> reporter: in the year, they have moved four times. you can't have your mind not are drift back to seven years ago? >> yes. as a matter of fact, the worst time for it to happen is to have it happen at night. >> reporter: for the people of new orleans, the real power of isaac is not wind, but it is memories. remember, that of course 1,800 people died in this state alone. katrina lives on very strongly even as issac comes ashore here. but there are strong lessons that were learned, and those are saving lives today. suzanne. >> martin, you bring up such an important point, and i was just in new orleans four weeks ago, and a lot of people post katrina were suffering from a lot of psychological and mental distress. i can imagine, too, that today going through this experience that people have a lot of anxiety around this storm, and thank

xavier manning, who lives in glendale heights, was one of the unlucky ones who didn't make it in. >> they didn't have enough applications done. but they had a lot of volunteers coming around giving them our e-mail and stuff and they'll e-mail us for the next workshop to be done so we'll just hope for the best and wait for that. >> reporter: today iss especially bittersweet for theresa lee. born in brazil and brought here by her parents at the age of two. when she was eight her parents revealed she was not legally a u.s. citizen. >> my dad told us "keep it is a secret, you can't tell anyone outside of our family otherwise our families will be separated." >> reporter: theresa, an accomplished pianist, was unable to accept invitations to attend prestigious colleges because of her immigration status. her story inspired senator durbin to author the dream act which would provide a path to permanent citizenship for certain undocumenteds. it's passed the house but has yet to muster enough votes in the senate. republicans have called the president's order a cynical election year ploy to woo t

fact that they're concerned about some of these developments and that has worked in california where xavier becerra after being approached by constituents draft of a law and david loken joined with him. it is a law that is being patented. but that is only part of what has to happen. this issue actually began in the law and it has to be ended in the law. the big hurdle is congress because right now we have legislators who have not been paid -- it's more than i know actually but this legislators have been elected by us and get their behavior is squarely in line with the interests of pharmaceutical companies and against our medical interest. so we have to get rid of these lobbyists. we they have no place in health care design. they have no place in decisions about medical? care and get they are exerting a huge -- lecture legislator know you're concerned about this. i resell people to take action where they are. whatever group they are involved with that is the group you should try to sell your outreach about this. of course if they won't do it on their own but pelot will be where it ends. some

. >> reporter: xavier spencer works for the california highway patrol's cargo theft interdiction team. >> these guys go and park their trucks at the truck stop, go inside and clean up or get something to eat, and they come out and their trailer and tractor's gone. >> it's american pirates. that's what you've got. >> reporter: griz elda bautista knows all about how much cargo theft can cost. >> it was picked off by a trucker. he just came in and broke the pin locks and took off. >> reporter: coming up tonight, we'll show you surveillance video of actual cargo theft heists and we'll go undercover with the guys who are devoted to stopping this crime and cushing this growing problem. that's all tonight after the olympics right here on nbc bay area. in the newsroom, i'm steven stock, nbc bay area news. >> and tough a story for "the investigative unit," call the tip line at 888-996-8477. you can also e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> oakland mayor jean quan is defending herself tonight to nbc bay area after a "new york times" interview cast her in a controversial light. nbc bay area'

this is xavier who goes to pointer ridge elementary school. look at his big smile.class. >> that's right. >> time now is 8:36. we'll be right back. ♪ i got to go back ♪ [ male announcer ] since 1996 welfare recipients were required to work. this bipartisan reform successfully reduced welfare rolls. on july 12th president obama quietly ended the work requirement... gutting welfare reform. one of the most respected newspapers in america called it, "nuts!" saying, "if you want to get more people to work, "you don't loosen the requirements -- you tighten them." mitt romney's plan for a stronger middle class will put work back iwelfare. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> the gold medalist has a golden arm, too? gabby douglas threw out the first pitch before yesterday's rockies mets matchup. apparently the way new york is playing this season, she may have earned a spot on the rotation. if you're athletic, you can have skills that go from sport to sport. >> how cool. >>> the nationals are not only hoping to make it to the playoffs, but hoping d.c. o

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benjamin has a bs in chemistry from xavier universe piano island, an m.d.rom university of alabama in irving and an mba from tulane university. she attended morehouse school of medicine and completed residency in macon, georgia. dr. benjamin holtz 18 honorary degrees. please help me welcome your surgeon general, regina benjamin. [applause] [applause] >> wow, good morning. the lights are kind of bright, so it's hard to see you back there, but i can see a lot of people. lots of people. thank you, dr. caporusso. it's really wonderful to be here with you at the largest gathering of podiatrists in the world. that says a lot. i have one job i have to do before i start talking to you. and that is the spirit on behalf of president obama in the entire administration, congratulations on the 100th year of the profession of podiatric medicine. [applause] you really do have a lot to be proud of. the api has been committed to maintaining the integrity and equality of the extent of the education and training that podiatrists received and this has led to the success of the

in chemistry from xavier university in new orleans, and b. from of alabama in the ring him and from tulane. she completed in making church. dr. benjamin holds 18 honorary degrees. please help me welcome your surgeon general, regina benjamin appeared [applause] >> well, good morning. the lights are kind of break on so it's hard to see it, but i can see lots of people. thank you, dr. caporusso. it's really wonderful to be here with you today that the largest gathering of podiatrists in the world. that says a lot. i have one job i have to do before i start talking to you. and that is this. on behalf of president obama in the entire administration, congratulations on the 100th year on the profession of podiatric medicine. [applause] you really do have a lot to be proud of. the apma is committed to maintaining integrity and quality of the education and training that atrios receive and this has led to the success of the profession of podiatric medicine. he really do have a lot to be proud of. i was talking with some of the board members earlier tha

benjamin has a bs in chemistry from xavier university in new orleans and an m.d. from university of alabama birmingham and an mba from tulane university. she attended morehouse school of medicine and completed the family practice residency in macon, georgia. dr. benjamin holt 18 honorary degrees. please help me welcome your surgeon general, regina benjamin. [applause] >> lau, good morning. glad it's kind of bright, so it's hard to see, but i can see a lot of people. lots of people. thank you, dr. caporusso. it's really wonderful to be here with you today at the largest gathering of podiatrist in the world. that says a lot. i have one job i have to do before i start talking to you and that is his. on behalf of president obama in the entire administration, congratulations on the 100th year of the profession of podiatric medicine. [applause] you really do have a lot to be proud of. the apma has been maintaining the integrity and the quality of the extensive education and training the podiatrist receives and this has led to the success of the profession of the podiatr

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