a viewer point of view is when there is content created for the latino community it is largely stereotypical, so it turns off the latinosing. and that doesn't .connect with us. so i think that you need people who are in -- staffed in -- in those writing rooms who are really part of the community or really understand the community. some of the characters written and portrayed and the shows that are diverse -- >> speaking about opening those avenues into those staffs, how do you open the ranks of the industry into the writing room and places like that? >> someone has to be -- someone i say someone -- those in power who -- who have made it, especially those who belong to the various minority --quote unquote, minority groups, whether it's african-americans in my particular case, those who have made it should essentially reach down and pull up those who are talented enough to actually -- who belong in those rooms. i think that's just -- i'm not sure that is something that is happening as often as it needs to. but that's where it starts. somebody has to take the risk, and those that haven't done it happen. >> i'm going to go

. >>> latino, latino, latino. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> solo, solo, solo. (risas) >>> sorpresa! >>> venga paul. dos ustedes. (aplausos) (gritos) >>> ahÍ estamos, hoy es lunes 17, ya de febrero, del 2014, feliz dÍa de los presidentes. (aplausos) (gritos) >>> hoy nadie trabaja. mÁs que nosotros. (aplausos) >>> bravo. >>> un saludo por supuesto, con mucho cariÑo a nuestro presidente barack obama. en la casa blanca. >>> hello en "despierta amÉrica", team. felicidades. >>> chiquillos y chiquillas, bienvenidos. (risas) >>> chiquillos y chiquillas gracias hoy. >>> hoy. >>> si. >>> mexicanas y mexicanos. >>> quÉ bueno que tenemos a buenos presidentes y mandatarios. >>> sÍ. >>> no queda otro. >>> hablando de mucha noticias, mi satcha pretto. >>> sÍ, muchas noticias, no perdemos pie ni pisada a lo que ocurre con el noreste del paÍs, que tiene que ver imagÍnese, con el clima, reciben el duro azote de una tormenta invernal, los detalles, y lo Último de manifestaciones en venezuela, no se mueva del asiento de su camita si descansa el dÍa de hoy, le informo de esto y mÁs. >>> sÍ, satcha pretto, quiero decirte

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latinos and not just latinos, asians, will vote democrat. this is one of the reasons why they do not want to give legal status or have documented -- undocumented immigrants become citizens, because they know it is just another potential democrat voter. at the end of the day for them, it is about the vote and it is lip service because they are afraid of what will happen in 2016. tavis: the name of the text is "reframing the latinommigration debate". , visiting huerta scholar at ucla. >> now that we have a good football team, we are proud of it. tavis: good to have you on the program. stick around for a conversation with shelby lynne. tavis: grammy-winner, singer-songwriter, shelby lynn, one of my favorite people, have never shied away from her most personal experiences in her music. her new cd, titled simply "thanks", continues that trajectory. the lyrics are filled with a spirited vocabulary that is directed at faith. she has some lyrics that i cannot wait to talk about. the project was supported by her friend, singer maxine waters. you can see maxine waters in this new documentary. tomorrow night on this program, the first of tonight featuring some women from that documentary, my favorite of the year. tomorrow night, to show that you do not want to miss about "20 feet from stardom". shelby was encouraged by ms. waters to make this ep. let's take a look at her singing her song "call me up" from her new cd, "th

latinos enrolled. >> the covered california board does not have a representative currently on the board that either is of latino descent, or understands how to market this population, and i think that has been the reason why they have failed at reaching latinos. >> reporter: state senator norma torres, who represents a predominantly latino district near los angeles, believes the agency's problems go way beyond their marketing efforts. she says the customer service for primarily spanish speaking californians has been, well, awful. >> what i believe has been a major obstacle that this group has not signed up, is number one, the application was not made available to them in spanish until this month, we're talking about january 2014. also, the hotline. when a spanish speaker calls, the message was also in english, and that was one of the very first changes that they made as a result of my office pushing back that they needed to improve their customer experience for spanish speakers. >> reporter: senator torres and her staff have also been closely tracking the covered california website and say there have been spanish translation problems since it launched. alex barrios is senator torres communications director. >> as a spanish speaker, one of th

there are black people from different groups and backgrounds, muslims, christians, and latinos, and what does latino mean. it gets complexed and nuanced and we have to keep that in mind. >> and there has to be responsibility, writing about african-american issues. >> i don't choose to write about black experience because to me that is an experience this i'm creating for like white readership. i'm expressing my experience, but i think the black community maybe doesn't exist as an actual cohesive element. but it does exist as an other. it exists to something that is perceived from the outside. so for instance, when someone says to me like obama gets elected and aren't you happy we have gotten so far? i'm like well, obama is a very particular type of black man. and his success doesn't necessarily mean the same to a kid living in brownsville who never had a great education and never had the legacy of a lot of things happening to him. but however, for a lot of my liberal white friends, of course, we have a black president, and it's something to be proud of and i think they do, actually. but i don't know,

. >>> some bay area doctors were worried about the number of latinos enrolled in covered california. latinos make up half of california's population, but officials say they make up only 20% of those enrolled who listed their ethnicity. staffers in oakland say they're calling their clients to let them know about the upcoming march 31st enrollment deadline. >>> now, to the south bay where investigators tonight are asking for help identifying. as robert honda reports that happened late at night at a vta station, and it stranded commuters in the morning. >> light rail station about san jose back in operation today, and now the santa clara county sheriff's department is looking for this man caught on tape who they believe is responsible for ripping out crucial wiring. >> it cut power to the station which meant that our trains couldn't actually get into the station so they were stuck at the station. it was as far as they could go. since it was very our cameras were rolling and we got the face of the person who is suspected of stealing this wire. >> it's a huge break. >> the sheriff's department sa

latino neighborhoods, it also took place in greenwich village where 70%, and i think linda can back up those numbers, but 70% of those who were stopped and frisked in predominantly white neighborhoods were black and latino. there is this concept of mistrust between young black and latino males and the police. but then there is a mistrust between me and my community. me and the grocery store that sees me getting stopped and frisked or me and my grandmoth grandmother, whoever i'm with. >> so there are long-term implications on the communities is what i'm hearing you say. i want to talk how abou more about that in the slow but we have to go to a break. will the reforms be substantive or cosmetic. read us your thoughts after the break. >> all my life being stopped and frisk to a point where it became a normal thing to me. when police got out of their cars to stop me, i already had my hands up and against the wall. >> we're talking about stop and frisk and new york city's decision to reform the policy. linda, the judge appointed a monitor to develop widespread reform of, quote, policies, training, supervision, monitoring and discipline regarding stop and frisk. this is a major overall. realistically how is it implemented it. >> the judge laid out what that is going to look

latino neighborhoods, it also took place in greenwich village where 70%, and i think linda can back up those numbers, but 70% of those who were stopped and frisked in predominantly white neighborhoods were black and latino. there is this concept of mistrust between young black and latino males and the police. but then there is a mistrust between me and my community. me and the grocery store that sees me getting stopped and frisked or me and my grandmoth grandmother, whoever i'm with. >> so there are long-term implications on the communities is what i'm hearing you say. i want to talk how abou more about that in the slow but we have to go to a break. will the reforms be substantive or cosmetic. read us your thoughts after the break. >> no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. on al jazeera america >> all my life being stopped and frisk to a point where it became a normal thing to me. when police got out of their cars to stop me, i already had my hands up and against the wall. >> we're talking about stop and frisk and new york

yet but i'm working on a latino superhero we have a black one marvel has called the black panther which will be a movie pretty soon why not a latino media why haven't we had a latino that's what i'm worth i don't know why not salute lee you would think was late this is the the thing is normally when i would sit down to write about a superhero i think of a normal american one because i'm american and i'm surrounded by you know in this country but lately i've been thinking we've got to be more worldwide so we're starting with chinese indian latino and then we'll keep going is the audience always constantly coming aboard the new kids get a little older and maybe a couple trackball yes if you if you do a good movie good television series anything good you'll get the audience there's never a chance to work people want and detainment people wanted to adventurous stories they just want him to be good your name is synonymous with marvel do you have any creative control over iron man fantastic four the avengers none at all is that i love the way i like it these lady like you they know what they're doing the best in the business we get the best directors screen writers acto

latino. el 36% de nuestros estudiantes son latinos, dijo el presidente de la universidad, añadiendo que estan y de brindar esta oportunidad a los jóvenes inmigrantes 12:51:43 mi sueño primeramente dios es trabajar en lo que estudie, y ayudarle a mis papas a hacer el sueño americano blanca ---se han cumplido mas de 90 dias desde que las nuevas regulaciones de pago de reciclaje en california, entraron en vigor y miles de familias aseguran que sus ingresos se han visto afectados. ---denny alfonso con el informe. take pkg 0:01 0:18 1:28 1:43 pkg estas botellas de vidrio habian significado por lo menos $300 dolares mensuales en el bolsillo de pablo carmona, pero 3 meses despues de que entro en vigor la nueva ley de pago por reciclaje ,las botellas no son las unicas quebradas. con 3 hijos que mantener el reembolso no alcanza. pablo carmona/ reciclador 28:20 "muchas cosas nos las han quitado , como botellas grandes de vino ya no las quieren y galones de leche ya no los quieren tampoco ..estamos pa abajo" desde noviembre pasado la agencia estatal de proteccion al medio ambiente puso en efecto cambios

latino. district attorney is encouraging latinos to report it. >> to you we say today please call us.peak. >> domestic violence agencies are trying to get santa clara county judges to increase bail for domestic violence crimes. right now it is $25,000. >>> mayor ed lee was showing support for san francisco general hospital today at the heroes and hearts lunch inn. >> this room is filled with people who understand the role of our general hospital. understand it is a hospital for the 100%. [ cheers and applause ] >> the event at at&t park marked the anniversary of the hearts in san francisco series and it recognized this year's recipients of the hearts and heroes awards. he initiated a holiday toy drive for hospitalized kids. >> with plates, rods and screws in each leg, and an artificial leg it goes to show that you can put humpy dumpy back together again. >> an ebay auction for hand made hearts raises money for the hospital. a >>> up next tonight, 2 investigates water districts letting water go to waste. >> water utilities are telling us to conserve as much water as we can but the ques

year where we're seeing situations that two-thirds of our murder victims are latino victims, we must reach out to the latino community and let them know there are services available. >> last year nine women were killed by their partners, two more than the year before. >>> a 48-year-old castro valley man was crushed by heavy equipment. it happened around 9:30 this morning at the volvo construction equipment plant in san leandro. the man was working underneath a 7-ton front loader which was up on tracks inside the facility. somehow that equipment fell and crushed him to death. by the time fire crews arrived on the scene, he was already dead. in a statement volvo said it has stopped work at the plant while it tries to determine exactly what happened. cal osha is heading up its own investigation. >>> happening now, sfo and other airports across the country still adjusting their schedules as another storm paralyzes the northeast, grounding some 6,000 flights today alone. san francisco teenager winnie zau's cancellation could knock her out of tryouts in d.c. >> it's pretty sad. she's been training for a long time

latino population lost two-thirds of its wealth during the great recession. and a lot of that came from the exposure to the housing market which was cratering in a lot of the areas where latino families lived and in the industries where a lot of the workers were building those houses. are these long-tail losses, ones that will take an awful long time to build back? >> they look like it. and both latinod african american wealth are the lowest on record. we have not had a time since we have been keeping records that black and latino wealth are as low as they are now. and that's the direct result of the housing crisis, and other factors of the economy that exposed those communities more to the hazards that were faced recently, and they are long tail tailed. and we can see that from unemployment rates in those communities. african american unemployment raid is in the double digits, and latino unemployment rate is almost 50% higher than what is the case for the general population that is recorded. if you look at what is happening in terms of black and latino youth unemployment. that's an even more dire picture of what is going on. so these are generational consequences, and usually what happens is that if these things are going to turn around in a recovery, they are sort of a v-shape, so it's going to be a prolonged claw back for those communities as a result. >> and unprecedented number

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>> what i heard when i was there was an as verses them mentality. added not hear any solutions. i heard a lot of victimization, race cards. voter i.d. is racist, as verses them. if you are black you don't stand a chance. john: at that same naacp conference where you are not allowed to speak should point out, al sharpton marked -- mocks people who say the election of president obama means that america is past racism. >> those that were saying that never was profiled in a department store. those that were saying at work never pulled over on the highway. john: here is a point, of the black man is more likely to be pulled over on the highway, profiled. >> racism is not prevalent across our country. there are 80 it's out there may be racist, but clearly look at individuals and politics, business, sports, entertainment. myself, and i implore all freedom of americans to stand u@ and push back on this narrative. don't be afraid to be called a racist or a sellout, of the different names. if you believe in liberty and want to advance our country forward, i implore all americans to speak out. john: the stock to let the killing of trade on martin. the president said this could have been my son. it could have been his son. >> he injected himself into this and made about a racial issue when, in fact, it had nothing to do with race. john: we don't know that it had nothing to do about race. >> the fbi investigation concluded that. zimmerman was not convicted. so clearly it was not about race. unfortunately early on we had people who promoted it as our pop race. that is what domineered the headlines. john: and a producer at nbc -- surprise, surprise -- clearly had black victimhood in line -- in mind when he edited the nine month one call. here's the actual call. >> this guy looks like he is up to no good or something. it is raining. he is just walking around looking about. >> okay. this guy, is the white, black, or hispanic? >> he looks black. john: the editor took up the dispatcher asking, is the white, black, hispanic, was left just this. >> this guy looks like he is up to no good. he looks black. john: look, and television, we always -- maybe he was just -- >> no, that was just very inappropriate and the wrong thing to do. anything about race is emotional and it drives the headline. eerly on with this case, this investigation, it was always about race when, in fact, it wasn't. john: seventh blacks been victims in america? >> years ago, john. black individuals did not have access to education, housing, jobs. times have changed, and we don't live in that era anymore. john: let's talk about affirmative action, given america's history of discrimination, it seems reasonable to me that whites should try to make amends, tried to give a break to minorities grace that i had. what is wrong with that? before you answer, let's bring in a white person who opposes affirmative action. jennifer gratz was denied admission to the university of michigan, you say because you are white. aviano was because of your race? >> well, they're proud of the fact that they use race and admission to help some people into heard others. the university of machinelike i applied -- johnn not prrudly hurt others. they say they help some. >> when i applied to the university of michigan and a point system in place. you needed 100 points to be accepted. a perfect act score and an applicant to los points, and a standing as sake was one point. you're black, as bennett, are native american, you're automatically awarded 20 points, more than a perfect act your sats court. very obvious how much a factor replace. john: you sued over this intricate knowledge of the suureme court and won. >> i did. john: affirmative action still lives. >> the supreme court said that race preferences cannot be used in a mechanical way.3 the could not be a point system, but race could be used as a factor for about another 25 years. john: if i get a job applicant and they are equal, i probably would take the black person figuring this person had may be to overcome something in the past. what is wrong with that? >> i think that our decision making should be colorblind. i think that first of all, the chances -- john: what about the history of discrimination and special privileges for whites? >> i don't know of any special privileges that i have. there are three unintended viitims of these policies. the people who get a preference to get into college and don't need or to get a job and don't need it and the credentials of unquestioned. john: us talk about that. he sent us this video of a conversation with a 16-year-old girl. she has top grades, perfect s.a.t. scores, and she is against affirmative action. >> this college, racial tension and racial division because the white people going to say, oh, but we don't get preferences. we don't get advantages. they're going to resent the minorities. i'm going to get extra points because of pilot light, and i resent that. i don't want people looking at me and saying, maybe she got in because of what she looks like and not because she is qualified john: i have heard that before. how can you ever trust that this doctor deserves to be a doctor. >> these policies did not exist among we would love the people in positions that allow lives and their hands are there because of their merit. john: other victims, you say, are people who get the preferences and do well in school. >> correct. people who are qualified to get into a second-tier schools are bound to because of preferential treatment and get into a top tier school and then don't do well and end up with a considerable amount of debt and student loans and oftentimes dropout. so now they have a debt, no degree, and they feel horrible. they don't feel successful. we would be better off having kids go where they're prepared to, whether qualifications say they're ready to go and graduate and get a degree in feel like a success. john: the third category is this message of victimhood. >> yes. the race hustlers of the world, and jesse jackson, al sharpton. john: if you're told you're a victim, you start to act like it >> exactly. you act like a victim. you become a victim. and it becomes an us versus them type of mentality which i know you talked about earlier. john: to raise people's consciousness about affirmative action, i once ran a racist bake sale. john: cupcakes for sale. my priceless said agents had to pay $1.50, white's $1.00, latinosjust $.50. >> that is not right. >> you have to be out of your mind. >> that is stereotyping. john: it is. >> that is not right. john: it is the same principle. >> you got their attention. let me give you a quick -- john: we had a conversation people were saying, i had not thought of it that way. >> frederick douglass was born a slave, escape slavery, self educated, involved in politics, an adviser to presidents, he disdained affirmative action and special treatment. so if he was someone that could do it and be successful, anyone can with our work. >> the bake sales highlight the hypocrisy. you cannot be for rate -- race preferences and college admissions, college jobs come up contacting, and in, what you did outrages. john: thank you. more on so-called victimhood coming up. ♪ my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every

latino vote. >> president obama won a second term with 70% of the latino vote. while he was campaigning he promised to reform the country's immigration laws. that goal is proving to be ill lussive. >> we're trying to get our senators to pass the comprehensive immigration reform. >> in june 2013 the senate passed an enforcement-heavy bill with bipartisan support that would have provided a path to citizenship. but house republicans didn't follow suit. >> speaker boehner, immigration is live, in the house of all of us today. >> i'll make it clear we have no intention of ever going to conference on the senate bill. >> activists appear in the house of congress protesting. >> who are you fighting for? >> my mom and my father. >> these protestors, have told us that under obama, more border patrol agents and more deport takings, nearly 400,000 a year. and that number 400,000 that is not completely arbitrary. in 2009, congress mandated that ice filled 34,000 beds in detention centers every day and that's the quota driving record deportations. >> arizona democratic congre

latinos. now that we have, we need to make sure that these latinos are protected. >> did you learn about this? did you get this information from mr. acumen? >> we did not. we got this from herbalife. they told us that safety percent of their distributors are spanish. they made statements that with english-speaking latinos, that is 83% in the united states and an incredible penetration. way over the number of latinos in the country. the statement of gross compensation came from herbalife. we are not paying attention to what bill ackman is doing. we are focusing on what is happening to the latino distributors. they are making nothing. 80% of them are making nothing. 99.5% of them are getting less than the living wage. this is probably the biggest scam out there. said that you're not paying any attention to what bill ackman is doing. as your organization had contact with bill ackman or any of his employees? >> we have had contact with consultants of bill ackman and they have approached us. they have hired every latino between the two of them in washington, d.c. >> what does that mean? >> everybody needs to be clear. contact between you, anybody in your organization, and bill ackman, himself? >> absolutely not. -- >> no direct contact no direct contact with herbalife management? >> i have had direct contac

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some, like reverend scott jensen says latinos are an easy target. >> the spanish, latino community are becoming a scapegoat, a case could be made for that. >> juan garcia voted yes to repeal the law. he's been a citizen since 1998. >> it's racist. you can feel it, you know. [ singing ] >> valeria marquez, a preschool aid and aspiring singer said there's a part of fremont that doesn't welcome new ideas and faces. >> a lot of it has to do with fear. a lot of people are scared that we are taking over. >> fears that people like valeria marquez who wanted to overturn the law. 60% voted to uphold it. both say supporters will push the council to implement and enforce the law. they are starting a recall effort against the city council. on the other side the town will learn the hard way how bad this will be for the down as businesses and families look elsewhere. >> another note. we talked to someone from the american civil liberties union, and they'll watch implementation of the law to make sure it does not violate federal fair housing rules. >> big news. business news that is. comcast plans to

my name is joshua arce representing the latino owe democratic body club. we seek to give voice to latinos living in san francisco and the way it reflects the interests of all american people. we have four points we want to make and it's in a letter to the board. thank you again, supervisor chiu, for calling this meeting, supervisor avalos. we support the ideas that have been stated by supervisor chiu, by many others and we want to add four other points. one, is the idea of a new category of small local businesses the small local resident business? and that is a business which is owned and operated by at least 51% san francisco residents as ownership. around that, too, the idea of preference points an additional utilization and bid discounts not only for 40% utilization, 80% utilization. let's make sure we include this new category, small local resident businesses, san francisco business owners struggling to stay in the city. it's not just about where your head corners. another good nonprofit housing, five set asides for local business enterprises. set asides are critical here, we need to

uno de cada 4 que califican son latinos. >> el sistema no quiere que la persona divulgue su grupo como parte del proceso por lo que no hay forma de saber cuantos latinoschicago jeanet rodrÍguez telemundo. >> una investigaciÓn de la liga de fÚtbol americano revelÓ que 3 jugadores de lo miami dolphins mantuvieron un patrÓn de acoso contra su compaÑero de equipo martÍn, el informe dice que los jugadores ofensivos hospitales ti ganaron a martÍn y lo humillaban otros jugadores y un asistente del entrenador tambiÉn fueron objetivo de bullying, martino dejÓ al equipo alegando que era acosado por sus compaÑeros de equipo. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo. >> los las personas de los Ángeles salieron a buscar el flechazo [ locutor ] cuando te cambias al nuevo plan sprint framily, las amistades son como familia, ¿a quién vas a poner en el tuyo? a mis amigas. [ locutor ] añade hasta 10 y todos reciben llamadas y textos ilimitados y una giga de datos por un precio tan bajo como $25 al mes cada uno. ipues a mi familia! ihola mamá! hola hija. itraje a rubina! ihola rubina! ah...¿las facturas son separadas? [ locutor ] isi! ahhhh...ihola, mi amor! [ locutor ] co

latino and black wealth, african-american wealth are the lowest on record. we have not had a time since we have been keeping records that black and latino wealth are as low as they are now, and that's as you exactly correctly say is a direct result of the housing crisis and air factors that expose those communities more to the hazards that are faced. and they are long term, and we can see that from unemployment rates so african-american unemployment rate is in the double digits. latino rate is also very very high. it's almost 50% higher than what is the case for the general population that is recorded. if you look at what is happening in terms of black and latino youth unemployment, that's even more dire picture. so cheese are generational consequences. generally if these things are going to turn around, they are a v shape. but we haven't had that. so it is going to be a prolonged claw back for those communities. unprecedented numbers with no net wealth at all. that means resources that can't be tapped to pay for college education to build an addition on a house to start a small business, how do you come back from that. >> it is very difficult. but some people have come back, if you look at this by race, about 95% of whites over age 45 between 45 and 65 have seen their assets come back to where they were in 2008. some 95% almost everyone, for asians it is almost even. it is like 98%. for african-americans and for whatever reason they are bumped together, i love it w

latino vote will be disregarded. >> usually the latino vote is fairly small in the mid term. democrats are trying to stir it up on the issue of immigration reform. latinoomplain to president obama has deported record numbers of latinos as part of his program showing he's tougher in immigration reform. the numbers are frightening particularly for republicans, because they worry if they don't get enough la tone know vets, they could be writing it off, 100 years ago, a huge wave of immigration and republicans really wrote them off and those voters became the basis of the new deal. republicans could be making the same mistake again. >> bill snyder, joining us from washington, d.c. this morning, thank you very much. >> as congress debates that possible immigration reform legislation, a lot of people deported in mexico are living in an abandoned hotel transformed into a migrant camp. those who live there are facing slum-like conditions and subjected to regular harassment from police. many don't want to go back to their hometowns and are plan to go cross the border once again back into the u.s., while some stay in the camps, other find refuge in nearby sewers

latino health. the findings were just released. live with details. >> researchers say up until now all of the research studies lump hispanics into one group. they say that latinos come from different backgrounds. that different cultures and different life styles. they have different risks and rates for disease. more than 16,000 hispanic and latinodults between the ages of 18 and 74. they're all underwent extensive health exams. there were followed for four years to determine any changes. one of the key findings in general was 80 percent of men and 71 percent of women have at least one risk factor for cardiovascular disease such as high cholesterol and high blood pressure. when it comes to chicago specifically need anearly half were at high risk for diabetes. 1-3 participants diabetes did not know they had it. the lead researcher explained the need for such a landmark study and why it is so important. >> it will help us to prevent these conditions in the future. perhaps we can test and find treatments as well as a means for prevention. >> this study is being done in two phases. we got the results from phase one today. phase two is underway now. it will involve the same participants have another extensive health exam. they will be followed for another six years. >> a carbon monoxide leak is claimed for making thousand sick. a wom

know from advocates in the mission district the latino population the at risk population in need of anonym at least there's many advocates in the latino community that don't feel their access is there. i would be more comfortable in having the demographic information the house, if you will, dom demographics and the folks in the targeting district. i don't see any of that here so frankly i'm uncomfortable at approving a mo u >> i neglected to mention that marie's group is pulling together that information and we'll be coming back to share that information. but one other area of - area of input you'll have as projects are developed it's in the actual loan document and it will all the marketing requirements for this project that the city staff will help implement. you'll have the opportunity to see who are the preferences and what's the outreach, you know, and if there's additional specifications needed that's an opportunity for you to be insuring it's clear. what the process niece to be before they get to the market and start building the project even >> is there a way to

know from advocates in the mission district the latino population the at risk population in need of anonym at least there's many advocates in the latino community that don't feel their access is there. i would be more comfortable in having the demographic information the house, if you will, dom demographics and the folks in the targeting district. i don't see any of that here so frankly i'm uncomfortable at approving a mo u >> i neglected to mention that marie's group is pulling together that information and we'll be coming back to share that information.

latino students, especially at the rate that we have in terms of what the dropout rate for latinos. it touches my heart personally. when he spoke to me about it it was no brainer, somebody could get involved and try to help in any way i can. i'm proud to be trying to help them along. >> the numbers are troubling, the achievement gap we haven't closed it in a long time. that's where you come in and try to close that gap? >> absolutely. what we're trying to do is apply the sense of urgency of a silicon valley technology startup and attract capital to the specific challenge that faces this country, the challenge of the century, because if we're not able to make a dent in this trajectory, the united states is not going to be able to compete. so we think there's a way to expand the counselor's role, elevate that profession in a way that makes a real difference for many, many students. >> and counselors are overworked. you mentioned the ratio there but it's vital we use -- silicon valley to kind of enhance. >> precisely. we are on indygo go for phase one launch project siembra. many of our backers are board advisers from stanford, harvard, dr. mark washaur and oscar hernandez with the entertainment community worldwide. >> i'm trying to reach out to people i have access to. i've been fortunate to work with a lot of important people in the entertainment industry and reach out to them little by little and make them aware. we as artists are in our own bubble, but there's a lot of us that come from underprivileged backgrounds that i know have a very passionate about something like this, the importance of latinosn this country moving forward and taking a huge step forward in terms of our own -- our own ability to move ahead in life and be successful and give the youth every opportunity that they deserve and need to have. so for me it's again, like it's a no brainer to be involved and try to help. >> you don't need to be doing it but do you think the background and upbringing that's a lot to do with what you want better for kids? >> i can tell you in my home as a youngster coming from a family of 11, college was never mentioned. i was fortunate enough to be in right circumstances where subsequently i got finally did go to college and get my degree. but this was after having had the education of the school of the street and been fortunate enough to be around people who were achieving and being exposed to that. there's nothing like being exposed to people who are achieving good things and setting positive examples to our community. so i think it behoofs society in general to get involved and jump

some like reverend scott jensen says latinos make an easy target for a host of ills affecting fremont, including poverty. >> is hispanic and latinos becoming a scapegoat - there could be a case for that. juan garcia has been a citizen since 1978. there is racism. you can feel it, you know. >> valeria marquez, a preschool aide and aspiring singer says there's a part of fremont that doesn't welcome new ideas or faces. >> i think a lot has to do with fear. a lot of people are scared that we are taking over. >> last night the fearing of people like valeria marquez, who wanted to overturn the law were realised as their effort was defeated. nearly 60% of fremont voted to uphold it. the fight is far from over. supporters say they'll push the city council to implement and enforce the law as soon as possible, and are considering starting a recall against the city council, and the town will learn the hard way as businesses and families will look elsewhere. we talking to someone from the american civil liberties union, and they'll wash the implementation of the law to make sure they don't violate fair housing rules. >> figures show 1,100 non

latinos are lacking in obamacare enrollment. supporters outside of latinos is being especially helped by the law. this comes as the white house says the automated payment system for obamacare will be delayed for several months. and until that system is up and running, we will not know how many people are fully enrolled. joining us now is a staff writer for "the weekly standard" and ed o'keefe, congressional reporter for "the washington post." so latinoshey thought would flock to obamacare. they're not doing so. why is that? >> there are a lot of uninsured latino individuals out there. it's a great program for getting those folks insured. but the problem is there are lots of reasons as to why they have family members who may be here illegally. they are wary of giving out information especially to the federal government about this with the intimate details and i think also there is a language and cultural barrier. you also have these exchanges that are not getting anyone insurance. so the combination of those things, added to the fact that when you look at who they are in the united states, younger, more mail, i think that is the least risk-averse group, young males. i have talked to small-business owners and landscapers and they say that the employees don't have an interest in buying health insurance and they would rather pay the fine. i think all of those factors contributed to the numbers you are seeing. jon: only 20% of california

latino community which, of course, is the big story out of 2012. the turnout of the latino vote for obama, they appealed to them on obama care. everybody thought it was about immigration and so on. but they put ads in the latinomacare because they knew that would be tremendously appealing to them. >> i don't know how can you do. this i mean, it's so profoundly stupid anyone can translate something very poorly and quickly. >> you hire somebody. it's the thought that goes into it. >> zero. soft launch thing is not a great execution. the law is with us now. the deadline is fast approaching for the individual mandate. this is happening now. there is no more soft launches. >> si. >> my glrge employees at a volkswagen plant in tennessee rejecting a plan to unionize them. crush blow to the union. many build their cars in america to avoid unions that didn't work out so back to our panel. susan that didn't works out. >> private not public. >> that's true. 97 year low right now. at 1916 levels. unions are really running dry and this trying to get a foot hold in the south was really important to them. the volkswagen plant was very favorable to unions. yet, they still weren't able to pull it off. now they are claiming ou

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(gritos) . >>> el líder oposittor se entregó después de que el presidente nicolás maduro emitiera un discurso hablando de la violencia, a lópez se le responsabiliza por las manifestaciones, el presidente de venezuela dijo sobre la decisión del líder opositor . >>> está llevando a la carecl para que repsonda ante la justicia , es una revolución para garantizar la paz . >>> la organización (habla en inglés) instó al gobierno de venezuela la libeación, no se puede encarcelar que lo vincule con un delito . >>> sin fundamentos las acusacioens contra emblematicos estadounidenses, para prestar atención en lo que ocurra en el país . >>> vamos a pasar a otros temas porque auemntan las estafas telefonicas por estafadores . >>> ¿qué puede hacer si usted recibe una llamad?veamos el siguiente reportaje . >> (habla en inglés). >>> es una llamada casi inaudible. >>> el individuo representante del corcho de impuestos . >>> (habla en inglés). >>> sin embargo llamadas como esta realizadas con números 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tigres tomaron ventaja. >>> está listo guillermo con el pronóstico . >>> ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches, humedad trayendo el movimiento, alto oleaje en la línea costera, en la costa oeste, pero las unicas advertencias en la línea costera , esta noche 49 grados, la bahía ,oakland casi 50 grados, san josé en los 46, , cielos despejados ,cuando llega el fin de semana hay cambiom, ligera nubosidad en un 10 por ciento, no trae lluvia, tenemos más detalles, no se los vaya a perder mañana, muy buenas noches, qué descanse, continuamos . lnno además de fútbol la copa del mundo trae más consigo . >>> ha contribuido a mejorar . ♪. >>> nunca falta al mundial . >>> después la parte de camisetas . >>> juegan más lla del os 90 miutos y se van a casa con los fanaticos, en este caso una inmigrante chilena, cuya familia llegó hace años a brasil, convirtoeron en su modo de distante . >>> mi madre comenzó este negocio por coincidencia . >>> muy buena mercadotecnia, los brasileros siempre mantiene la simpatía . >>> pablo, andrea de las compras y las ventas, . >>> carmen, cerca de cancún . >>> considerando que el cambio en alrededor 2,30 reales por cada dólar . >>> la camiseta de la sel brasilera a cambio 103 dólares. >>> la mascota, es 120 reales . >>> 200 dólares. >>> uno de los mejores jugadores de brasil, un poco más accesible . >>> también se puede llevar oficial un poco más chica que la instalada en copacaban por el costo de 30 dólares . >>> jacob, polaco que vive en ir landa dice que los precios son similares a los de europa, patricia nos dice que el aumento de turistmo en brasil ha contribuido a elevar los precios . >>> el brasileño esta'caro porque brasil está gastando . >>> esta fanaticas están dispuestas . ♪. >>> en américa latina no se compara con las ciudades europeas . >>> con gusto les saluda diana alvarado, el piojo herrera se enceuntra en brasil y anticipa que los ocho que militan en europa vendran para el partido ante nigeria, eso ya lo sabemos por otro lado monterrey le dieron corte al profe cruz, vámonos ahora a la actividad de la copa mx, los pumas recibian a méripda, de fuera del área espinoza, después empataba la cuenta, voy ea las facilidades que dio la defensa, al caer ante el paris saint-germain, en una cancha difícil, vean error de víctor valdés pahi, con slaidas como memo ochoa, después un falta, fuera del ugar messi ,polémica y seponia uno a cero, el barcelona freno al media cancha, el barcelona encarrilado está austin n paso de cuartos, hasta aquí la información, diana alvarado en acción deportiva extra . >>> gracias. >>> ya volvemos con más . ♪. ♪. >>> así llegando las estrellas para este jueves en premios lo nuestro, por supuesto estará univisión 14 . ♪. >>> el actor y cantante cubano jean calros canela fue el primerito en ensayar, interpretará su sencillo irreparable. >>> habrá algo dentro del show que va a especificar a quién estamos mandando detallitos que s i la gente se fija a bien los va a ver . >>> también vemos el estreno mundial, 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dispararle porque segÚn Él su vida corrÍa peligro. el inmigrante fue asesinado. y el agente se negÓ a recibir atenciÓn mÉdica alegando que sus heridas . eran menores. >> el tiroteo ocurriÓ en la maÑana cerca del cruce fronterizo en el condado de san diego. >> lamentamos la pÉrdida de esta vida y esperemos que la investigaciÓn sea transparente. >> esta muerte revive casos como el del joven mexicano que en 2011 recibiÓ ocho disparos de un agente fronterizo supuestamente tirarle piedras. los agentes tambiÉn habÍan justificado la fuerza letal. >> nosotros no decimos que esta debe ser la justificaciÓn, porque hay oportunidades para que la gente se retire de la sesiÓn peligrosa. >> el aÑo pasado en 185 oportunidades agentes fronterizos fueron atacados con piedras y en 22 veces oportunidades respondieron con disparos. >> el crimen que sacudiÓ a nueva york: un hombre hispano matÓ a su esposa y dos hijas, quizÁs podrÍa haberse evitado si la policÍa hubiese traducido la comunicaciÓn del espaÑol al inglÉs. >> su pedido de ayuda y su gran temor de perder la vida no fueron escuchados por la policÍa porque estaban escritos en espaÑol. esta es la denuncia que la familia de la vÍctima ha hecho en contra de los agentes a los que ella recurriÓ en mayo del aÑo pasado para denunciar a su esposo que la golpeaba y su temor de ser asesinada por Él. >> le dijeron que ella tenÍa que dar una prueba de ser golpeada... >> ocho meses despuÉs la vÍctima de 22 aÑos y sus hijas de dos y un aÑo fueron a puÑaladas por su esposo y padre. miguel de 29 aÑos huyÓ a la frontera despuÉs del asesinato datando de escapar hacia mÉxico, pero fue detenido por las autoridades. la policÍa acudiÓ en dos oportunidades a su casa ante sus quejas de violencia domÉstica. pero sÓlo en la denuncia que ella escribiÓ en espaÑol, y nunca se tradujo, ella dijo que temÍa por su vida. >> en este comunicado la policÍa admite la equivocaciÓn. a pesar de que el documento original ingreso a la base de datos del departamento de violencia domÉstica, el texto no fue traducido del espaÑol al inglÉs para que fuese revisado. el aÑo pasado seis mujeres vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica demandaron al departamento de policÍa por no ofrecer servicios de traducciÓn para quienes no hablan inglÉs. hablamos con una de ellas. >> le dije al policÍa que Él me pegÓ y le mostrÉ mi brazo golpeado y la policÍa me decía "sorry, seÑora!". >> a raÍz de este caso el departamento de policÍa alex exige a sus agentes traducir inmediatamente estas quejas y tambiÉn piden que se recurra a un agente bilingüe o a un sistema de traducciÓn. >> se llegÓ a un acuerdo para compensar con 13 millones de dÓlares a 17 presuntas vÍctimas de abusos por parte de sacerdotes. >> ante la censura, y ante la autocensura, de medios democrÁticos en venezuela. se convocÓ para maÑana miÉrcoles a una marcha frente el palacio de justicia el propÓsito es acompaÑar a lÓpez mientras comparezca ante el tribunal. >> las protestas se han intensificado las Últimas horas. en caracas vÍas y calles fueron bloqueadas. en el estado de carabobo seis personas fueron heridas de bala cuando un grupo de motorizados disparÓ contra una manifestaciÓn. decenas de usuarios vÍa twitter hicieron denuncias. >> agredir a leopoldo lÓpez, violar sus derechos es hacerlo con todos los que convocamos las fuerzas democrÁticas de venezuela. >> se entregÓ en el medio de una multitud vestida de blanco que se rehusaba a que esto se ve. apareciÓ de la mano de su esposa y sus padres y camino hacia el ministerio del interior, pero pudo avanzar apenas algunos metros hasta que finalmente fueron detenidos. mitras esto sucedÍa revistas, vestidos de rojo, iban camino al palacio de miraflores. maduro dijo que logrÓ contener el ataque fascista planeado para hoy y dijo que no piensa bajar la guardia. en estos meses la >> en estos meses la oposiciÓn ha ensayado todos los medios para derrocarme y matarme, pero non podido. los delitos >> los delitos que se le imputan a lÓpez pueden llevarlo hasta 30 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> una gran cantidad de la poblaciÓn de venezuela ha improvisado un medio de comunicaciÓn combinado. >> la voz de venezolanos que viven en el extranjero se ha hecho sentir. aquÍ el asunto se convierte en algo personal. >> el temor que sentimos por lo que esta pasando nos da el valor para apoyar a la gente que estÁ en el paÍs. >> si estamos acÁ, vamos a unirnos todos. la voz del pueblo hace la bulla del mundo. >> muchos venezolanos se sienten frustrados por no poder estar en su paÍs en momentos como este. por eso se reÚnen en lugares asÍ para poder conversar entre ellos. >> es que la censura establecida por el gobierno hizo muy difÍcil que se pueda saber quÉ ocurre en la tierra de bolÍvar. pero en las redes sociales hacen que eso cambie. >> una de los errores que tuvo el gobierno de venezuela fue la censura de los medios porque eso llevÓ a la inventiva en las redes sociales. la gente no quiere saber solamente, quiere que los demÁs sepan lo que está pasando. nosotros somos el vehÍculo ideal para que los venezolanos se comuniquen entre ellos . >> los reporteros envÍan fotos y vÍdeos por redes sociales para contar lo que allÍ aparece. operan desde un almacÉn convertido en estudio. operan con limitaciones, pero con valentÍa. el gobierno ha cortado la comunicaciÓn, pero ellos se han ingeniado para poder salir por otros medios. >> el estado mayor de mÉxico y el servicio secreto norteamericano trabajan para garantizar la seguridad en la ciudad de toluca. mÁs de 10.000 agentes vigilan todos los rincones. el aeropuerto permanecerÁ cerrado. la policÍa mexicana detuvo hoy al seÑalado como el que llevaba a cabo las operaciones financieras de los caballeros templarios. >> sÁnchez, integrante y fundador del grupo criminal los caballeros templarios, fue detenido por la policÍa federal a unas 115 millas al norte de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> empezamos a ver signos claros. >> la detenciÓn se lleva a cabo a unas horas de que el comisionado para la seguridad en michoacan anunciara que se estÁ cerca de la captura de uno de los lÍderes. >> esta detenciÓn es una de las imÁgenes de la victoria en michoacÁn. >> detuvieron al 19 identificado como el jefe de seguridad del grupo de sicarios. >> en tÉrminos de opiniÓn pÚblica capturar a este hombre luce mucho, pero no soluciona el problema de fondo. >> para este analista en seguridad las operaciones por parte de las fuerzas federales no tienen relaciÓn con la sÉptima cumbre de lÍderes de amÉrica del norte que se realiza en toluca. >> la mayor tensiÓn que hay en este momento entre ambos gobiernos tiene que ver con el espionaje y no con el narcotrÁfico. >> el presidente barack obama ordenÓ a la agencia de medio ambiente que establezca nuevas medidas para renunciar las emisiones de gases en los vehÍculos pesados y semipesados. la fÁbrica que inaugurÓ hoy el presidente esa primera en poner en marcha estas medidas. sÓlo el 19% de los latinos hay nada en su contra. >> aclarÓ que lo suyo era una salida por cuestiones polÍticas. >> no fu el Único, conya Él 6 oficiales mÁs salieron. >> salen porque sabÍan de las irregularidades y no actuaron. >> el cambio de la cÚpula es para muchos el fin de la replica del escandalo publicado. pero para otros es el comienzo de un escandalo de mayores dimensiones. >> se aprobo la ayuda financiera para estudiantes universitarios que llegaron a este paÍs sin documentos. >> la ciudad fue confirmada asi lo ratifico el cedes. jerome valcke, quien dijo que terminar las obras que faltan sera una carrera apretada contra el tiempo. por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! ♪. >> televisa presenta: >> pero bueno, tenÍa que hacer mi luchita ¿no? >> adiÓs, intromision. >> no, pos, por eso yo decÍa, je >> ¡ah! y guardas mi traje en mi clÓset. >> hum, sÍ, seÑora, je. ♪. >> ay mi amor, de verdad que Úu nunca cambiarÁs. >> pos es que la vi muy mal, muy mal. >> bueno, pero ese fue nuestro

latinos in those states. you do look at a state like georgia, right, and there's about 10% latinos, 30% african-american. do you imagine that democrats might be able to use immigration in 2014 to rally their base, but when republicans look at it, this is something that would obviously alienate their base and they're looking at 2014. they could come back in 2014, have both houses and be able to do immigration reform in the way they want to. >> but speaker boehner i think recognizes the importance of this for republicans for the long term. i talked to a top boehner person who said this is tapping the brakes. this is not killing the thing entirely. and even if they can't get the entire thick done this year, they at least want to try to take the first step to address immigration in 2014. >> if his public argument is our guys don't trust president obama and they don't because they mass a health care law and he makes administrative changes, some of that is true, some is exaggerated, will the trust get greater between now and election day? >> what boehner was trying to do was water down expectations, and he kno

latino vote. what do these figures represent entered democrats assumed today that they have a latino voting block if you will quite >> guest: i don't think so. i say this very tentatively and i'd be very happy to be wrong about this. if you profile what is classified as hispanic longside, they actually look like republicans than they do democrats. typically to reach of view, they have very high longevity. on the whole, the very mature pieces tend to be republicans tend to be much better represented than democrats. they hispanic state is also a lot of conservative social values in the american election and it's not always the economy. often in the united states against their economic interests and the profile. the hispanics typically a size i can talk about hispanics tend to be much more committed and to have relatively low rates of instability and that's a value which you find much more strongly wasted republican political rhetoric and the democrats. hispanics tend come even if they're not kept excrement they tend to be much more sense to about the rights of the unborn and the population outliers

latinos. in three states no students took no female students took the exam. in eight states no latino students took the exam. to discuss this is the cofounder and executive director of code 2040. nicholas sanchez is also with us. all of this is coming out of a study out of georgia tech university. only 2200 high schools offer this test. who is to blame here? >> you framed the question how early this cap starts and the answer is very early. allnd graders from backgrounds were asked to draw a picture of a scientist and the vast majority drew a white man. we are talking about perceptions of what is possible in your life. there is a huge shortage of teachers who are trying to teach computer science adequately. we're losing way before these kids hit high school. >> i always assumed the numbers were getting better. in wyoming it is far worse. why is no one taken this exam? >> this is something we are seeing across the board. the numbers are getting worse. that there isn't imagery of diversity in this field. whether it is young students looking to experiment with what they want to do or college students thinking about what field they want to enter, there are not people succeeding in the field. that is not to say there aren't successful black, latinosin the field, but they are not a visible role model. should consider that should computer science be a requirement? calculusds who took ap and the numbers are like 18% for computer science. i wouldalculus and never have even thought about computer sciences. >> we believe that it is. change -- trying to train a 21st century workforce, we have to make science as ubiquitous as math. if you want to end up in colleges we have to be close to calculus. >> how much of kids know about computer sciences? should they know-how to build a website? -- they know how to build a website? >> it is important to realize it is not too late for students to start looking at computer science when they are in college or even after they have graduated. have a program that works with college students around the country. some of our students have been programming since they were children. others are excelling. a here's my question, i have number of nieces and nephews i buy christmas gifts for. there are some game

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latino families. the hope is that it would better prepare young children for school. about 25% of all babies and young toddlers are latinoave their families read to them than their white nonlatino peers. >>> in wisconsin four same section couples are suing the city to overturn the ban. >>> have you heard about the other back room. roll call refers to back rooms called lactation lounges. a democratic house staffer talks about one of capitol hill's best kept spaces. >>> "saturday night live" creator loren michaels reveals which political party can take a pun better. he said, quote, republicans are easier for us than democrats. democrats tend to take it personally. republicans think it's funny. but we're not sitting here every week thinking, we have to do the first family. >>> "american idol" has nothing on the reality that's known as, yeah, running for congress. north carolina representative rene elmers thinks clay aiken would be no contest. listen to what she thigs about his chances. >> did you vote for him on "american idol"? >> inno, i never really got int that. he didn't fare that well. he was runner up. >> oh, snap. y