i said it's michelle valdez. but they hadn't made an i.d. yet. >> reporter: michelle valdez. having only her rap sheet and her father's bittersweet memories to go on, ida lopez was now sure she knew where michelle valdez was. >> did you know michelle was pregnant when she disappeared? >> i did. >> reporter: a few days later lab work confirmed ida's hunch. jane doe number 8 was michelle valdez. >> and i had to tell dan. the hardest part of this whole thing is having to go to somebody's house and say we found her and she's not alive. >> i see her pull up out front, and i go out and stand on the sidewalk. she gets out of her car and comes up to me. and ida says, "dan." she says, "i have some bad news for you." >> dan, she was i.d.'d, and it was her, and they found, you know, she was pregnant. and the baby. it was -- it was just very difficult. >> i -- i looked at her in disbelief. but knew it was reality. i just could feel all the strength in my body just kind of just drain all of a sudden. and i kind of was wobbling a little bit, and ida consoled me a little bit and said it's o

i talked with per sill a valdez.ess of beth but could never net in to see a doctor. when priscilla went to the hospital, herself, to try to get her dad that appointment, the soonest they had was three months out. they'd already waited ten months. pedro valdez died before he could make that appointment. he had acute respiratory failure. wolf, he was just 66 years old. the inspect eor general's offic has criminal investigators on the ground now at phoenix va looking into these allegations of secret waiting lists and as many as 40 deaths due to delays in care. but last week, the head of that office told the senate so far, although they did find evidence veterans suffered harm because of delays in care, they couldn't attribute any deaths to the actual delays. because of privacy laws, it's hard to know if pedro valdez was on anyone's list at the phoenix va, secret or not. priscilla valdez, though, only knows this. her dad died before he was seen by a va doctor. >> i asked several different people how do i find out if my d

. >> in late 2012, pedro valdez, a vietnam war vet started to have shortness of breath.ghter says this proud vet would only consider one place for treatment. the phoenix v.a. >> he would have appointment cards that were given to him had. he would show up to the appointment and this happened for over ten months. for ten months he would show up for an appointment. he would have the card in hand. go to check in. and they would tell him, mr. val valdez, you don't have an appointment in the computer, we have no idea what you're talking about. we don't know why you have that card. but we can't see you today. we have a booked computer schedule. we have people waiting and will get back to you. >> priscilla says she watched the father who raised the children alone, and worked construction, deteriorate. and kept the faith the v.a. would help him. >> my dad is a vietnam veteran. he made it out of a gruesome, gruesome war. and i hardly ever remember seeing my dad cry his whole life. he was a very brave man, reserved man, in october of 2013, i remember him telling me that he was goin

luis valdez has to decide. he's 25 in his plays about to be produced off-broadway and he has to decide is to go to new york or does he go back to delano to help the farmworkers? he goes back. he tells caesar he wants to start a theater for farmworkers and caesar says we don't have any money. we don't have any act or sammy don't have anything but sure go ahead if you want. there's a wonderful web site that the university of california at santa barbara put together where you can see it on line. he starts this farmworker theater where they improvise and they do skits. he is teaching theater theater to farmworkers who many of them are not literate but they can perform and they are naturals. the theater becomes immensely popular oath as an entertainment of also for education. he is teaching basic concepts. what is a contract? how does this work? what is the union? and it becomes more and more popular. he is a rival forced to cesar chavez not because he wants to run the labor union but sort of as a credible voice for

nuestro william valdez... >> y johnny lozada! todo lo que pasÓ detrÁs de cÁmaras y además invitamos al niÑo que se robÓ el show bailando con enrique iglesias y tambiÉn un segmento maravilloso de por quÉ las mujeres se critican las unas a las otras. >> triste... >> se llama natura! >> les cuento que sigue siendo un misterio por quÉ es que fallÓ esta plataforma de la que estaban colgadas ocho acrÓbatas durante un espectÁculo circense. y esto provocÓ que ellas cayeran. no habÍa una red de seguridad. tanto las mujeres como bailarÍn que estaba en la pista resultaron heridos. vamos a contarles quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. y esto ocurriÓ frente a la mirada atÓnita de adultos y pequeÑos. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> mientras satcha se acomoda para darnos las noticias, nosotros queremos enviarle un saludo a todos nuestros amigos latinos en canadÁ porque desde hoy, despierta amÉrica también entra a sus hogares. >> bravo! >> asÍ que arriba los latinos en canadÁ. >> oye, tacher, esto se llama marimba. esto se llama destruir la mÚsica. sÍ te hizo efecto

and luis valdez did a great session with me at the los angeles public library earlier this week which is also online, and he talks really publicly for the first time this that video -- audio, rather, of being purged. i found all the records, i mean, he told me this story, but then i actually found the written minutes of the meeting and who said what and what the words were and so on that helped me to tell that story in a really authentic way from documents. i think it's really significant. he never talked about it. people who were purged in general did not talk about it because that was the ethos, that you didn't want to do anything that would hurt the union. and luis, throughout his life, has always supported the fw, but the emotional impact on him of being thrown out and not talking about that, i think, you know, was something that took him a long time to work through as well. >> another thing that strikes me as interesting is the fact that many of the workers at some point were no longer farm workers that were in the positions of the ruling board, etc., and it seemed to go against

it relates to problems and crimes, it has all been good >> a part of the police search, trust tip valdez, police showed several riders looking at their smart phones while the suspect took out his handguns several times. >> they want people to keep their eyes up and their phones down. >> reporter: they say there is not enough finding for police presence until the end of the year. george gas cone is taking the time to urge riders not to walk and text and not to use your phone while on transit and even urging them to take down the right device 2 eto get stolen. it will be the focus of and i i'see vend and teaching them how to interact safely with one another. they have left the oh dual plaza from 5 to 7 tonight. and being banned from the nba, donald sterling speaks out. what he is now saying about the racist comments he made. >>> a lock down on a bay area beach after a boat filled with marijuana, the suspicious car is found nearby. . >>> a portion of the beach is off limits at the moment while they investigate an alleged drug deal. santa clara sheriff's deputies say they are recovering a la

. >>> es que antes de salir segÚn el abogado de inmigraciÓn con valdÉz tienen que firmar un documento unidos, es solamente un permiso para viajar por los estados unidos y estÁ en los estados unidos mientras tanto decide el gobierno que van hacer por la persona. >>> quienes no se presentan con un juez podrÍan estar prÓfugos toda la vida. >>> si no se presentan, lo que pasa es que se da una orden de impresiÓn. >>> cumplir con el sueÑo americano y aÚn estÁ lejos. >>> serÁ el tiempo que dios quiera. >>> se estima que por esta frontera del valle de texas cruzan al menos 600 inmigrantes indocumentados lo que tienen al lÍmite los centros de detenciÓn y provocan que la movilizaciÓn temporal de antes que se hacÍan pequeÑoss grupos hoy dÍa sea masiva, ana cecilia mÉndez, telemundo. >>> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo renunciÓ el secreto de veteranos de los estados unidos, en medio de un gran escÁndalo por la muerte de ex soldados tenemos reacciones. >> aunque parece increÍble la marihuana convertida en el gran alivio para muchas personas mayores nos cuentan por quÉ. >>> verÁn como el cond

used to clean up the gulf oil spill had actually been used 25 years earlier in the alaskan exxon valdezpill. 25 years with the same type of equipment. we can do better. i am the assistant director for the grand challenges at the white house. i am looking at how they can use innovation. i do this primarily in two ways. first of all, through helping them use incentive prizes. this is a way to inspire innovation in the private sector. the oil cleanup challenge was a million dollar prize. thenvited teams to double ability to clean up oil from water. when the results were announced, the winners to not just double the performances, they quadrupled it. it was a tremendous amount of progress in just six months and only a million dollars in investments. we also worked with grand challenges. are audacious yet achievable goals that can help us capture the public's imagination and harness science and technology in order to follow big problem's. the grandtly launched challenge. this is a challenge to find and figure out what to do about aspects of the human population. there are statistics from harv

to see that we take care of these veterans out there who still -- there are maybe more of these valdezes out there because if they were jammed then and can't make the appointments in 12 days, they can't now. >> let me let drew get into this conversation. drew, you have a question for the secretary? >> i'm hearing the political crisis instead of the real crisis. i wanted to ask mr. nicholson this question. it seems to me for a long time no matter who was in power, we had a lot of trouble bureaucratically running the va. when you were in that position, did anybody step back and say, why are we doing this? why don't we let these vets use their vet card as more or less an insurance card and go out into the public sector and get the health care that we need? why are we running a separate medical system just for veterans? >> well, that question does come up. and that's a fair question, i think, but, you know, we have a sacred trust with veterans in this country, started with abraham lincoln who said we have to take care of him who fell and his widow and orphan. we created this absolutely fabul

valdez was randomly killed as he was exiting a car and apparently at the time he was seen waving hisew times but nobody was aware because the passengers were transfixed on their smart phones. how long will the funding last and we will talk with muni to see how they respond. >>> the 5. >> scott: 8 magnitude quake caused damage and workers had to repair cracks and replace the marble tiles. the restoration caused problem and tours are already sold out until june. >> and the battle over martin's beach, south moon bay is the focus and open until 2008 but they bought that property and clues to the only one which allowed them access to the beach. he filed lawsuits saying he amonged to the state coastal act and is he expected to testify this afternoon. >> morning, house minority leader will kickoff at the event in twitters' headquarters in and fran is the and whose make a stand is set up to honor them and they call this the bay area home. >>> time now 639 testimony it we have new information about the massive computer glitch. coming up at 7:00, the problem and possibility about the cyber att

lo asegurÓ valdez cuando le preguntaron por las travesuras en las redes sociales de su hijo.. llama a todos ustedes para decir quÉ pasÓ. quÉ trae este? pues estÁ. ademÁs tiene muy buena nalga, lo que sea. (risas) >> las declaraciones las dio en mÉxico durante el estreno de una obra que comparte crÉditos con sus amigos. sergio corona o ignario lÓpez. >> esta nueva sensaciÓn en espaÑa y muchos aseguran que es cuestiÓn de tiempo antes que el actor cubano destrone a william levy. desde madrid lo conocemos en exclusiva. >> hola. hola. es el casting. >> sÍ. es aquÍ. >> vale >> de dÓnde eres? >> soy cubano. >> cubano? >> sÍ. >> buscaba un espaÑol. mira el texto. es imposible que lo hagas bien. cÓmo te sale. >> el cielo se cernÍa mientras se cerraba amenazante la calzada. >> oye, para. es mentira. cÓmo es posible, tienes mejor acento que yo. >> y bueno. >> esperate, no te habÍa conocido. eres rubÉn cortada, el actor de moda de espaÑa. mira, soy borja, un placer. te digo una cosa. tengo unos amigos de primer impacto que se mueren por conocerte. ♪ >> este actor de 29 aÑos uno de los mÁ

and pedro valdez who came in because he couldn't breathe and was sent home.later died of respiratory failure. >> i still think he was loyal to the hospital because he was loyal to his country. he had the faith he would be loyal to him ain return and it never happened. >> 40 families are similar heartbreaking tails. >> thank you. as the scandal unfolds we are hearing suggestions that the problems the va point to much bigger issues with big government programs. we will dig into that and speak with our panel next and talk to real life veterans and families as they share their message for washington. >> i have had no luck at all. i called there constantly from november to this month and nothing. >> we are proud americans. we are not numbers. >> i want to know if the people are going to stand up and say, we have to start taking care of our veterans. in the nation, it's not always pretty. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide i

never had trouble. >> reporter: 20-year-old justin valdez, a san francisco state university student wasrandomly shot and killed while exiting a muni car. apparently the suspect was seen waving his gun but nobody was aware because the passengers were transfixed on their passengers. since that time, they've been telling people to be aware. grant money should allow officers to be out there on patrol and that should be good in the middle of this year. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> miss takes on the job -- mistakes on the job, that's the concern for oakland police officers because of staffing issues. pam cook is in the newsroom with a new report shedding light. >> the report in the oakland tribune says police officers are working mandatory overtime. that could lead to dangerous mistakes. the extra shifts are sometimes ordered without warning. no time for officers to prepare for the extra hours. it started in october of 2012. it's not scheduled to end until next march. that's when the department expects to have hired enough officers to be at full staff. the taper said officers had to

he did not know that he had and there was padro valdez that came in because he could not breathe ands sent home and later died of respiratory failure. listen. >> i still think he was loyal to that hospital because he was loyal to his country, and he just had the faith they would be loyal to him in return, and it never happened. >> reporter: 40 families, megyn, with very similar heart breaking tales. >> not right. trace, thank you. >>> as this scandal unfolds, suggests that the problems at the va point to some much bigger issues with big government programs. we'll dig into that. we'll speak with the panel next and hear directly from real life veterans and their families as they share their message for washington. >> i have had no luck at all. i've called there constantly from november to this month and not been able to get in. >> these are all people. we're not numbers. we're proud americans. >> i want to know if the people >> i want to know if the people are going to actually stand up i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 6

and more grieving people like priscilla valdez who told us people like her dad, who fought in vietnam, suffered from shortness of breath for months was unable to get an appointment at the v.a. until it was too late. >> i told him, dad, i love you. i love you very much. you're going to come out of this. they're going to let your lungs rest for a little bit. you will be okay. his mind was there. his mind was there and he said don't worry i'll be back. i'm stronger than what the doctors are saying might be wrong with me. i'll be back. those are the last words he ever said. >> and drew joins me right now. drew, the families you reported on sadly they know now that everything they feared was true is true. >> yes, from the inspector general's interim report from the report of general shinseki today, anderson, it was all true. v.a. hospitals throughout the country, the administrators were cooking the books and hiding the terrible truth on just how long the veterans were waiting for care. and it may have been done delibera deliberately to meet performance standards so that v.a. employees coul

one of them pedro valdez, family members say he waited a year for an appointment with a lung specialisthe finally got one and died the next day. >> i don't understand. this man gave up years for his life to fight for his country and remained loyal to the end and they let him die. >> today there are veterans waiting for care. one vietnam vet says he has liver cancer and has been waiting months to see a doctor. >> i'm like i don't want to die because of some waiting list. >> the investigative process has so far been bipartisan. a few republicans are calling for the head of the v.a. to step down although john boehner says he is not ready for the secretary to step down. chris, this sounds on the surface terrible. >> there is no question it is terrible when you are talking about two sets of list, one which was the official set of lists and then the real waiting list which indicated that people were going to have to wait for weeks or months to get treatment. and then this report, a lot of this not fully confirmed yet that dozens of veterans died. can't imagine anything worse. these people are

antes que nada a toda esta gente hermosa que estÁ con nosotros, ¿quiÉn estÁ enamorada de william valdez cuando pude recuperarlos. >> ¿cÓmo fue esa separación? >> eso fue horrible, muy triste. no tengo palabras para decirlo. fue triste, triste. noche por noche llorÁbamos mucho en espaÑa, sin ellos. >> las lÁgrimas y el sufrimiento no sÓlo fueron de julio. >> ¿quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil de estar separado de tus papÁs? >> los extraÑaba muchÍsimo. al principio, cada vez que nos llamaban, siempre lloraba. >> ese amor por su madre y su padre adoptivo no ha cambiado. >> mi papÁ no quiere quedarse conmigo. la verdad, es una persona por la que no tengo ningÚn sentimiento sobre Él. mi papÁ es tito. >> yo soy su papÁ. no biolÓgicamente pero sÍ soy su papÁ. >> ¿quiÉn te cuidÓ? >> mis abuelitos paquita y renÉ, que vivÍan cerca de mi casa. me cuidaban cuando mi mamÁ se iba al trabajo y son mis verdaderos abuelos porque me criÉ con ellos. >> ¿cÓmo fue el reencuentro? >> un momento muy bonito. william tenÍa 9 aÑos. extraÑaba a su nana. >> dejar a paquita fue sÚper duro para mÍ... ella fue todo para mÍ. sab

that is great news for my cousin juan valdez but that's terrible news for the purveyors of coffee mosth are trading very poorly if you lock at dunkin' donuts and star ducks and i think this is the outlier. green mountain only because of the potential m & a, and if you're lucky or smart enough to be long you take some profits. >> is this just an m & a play, or will these be in our kitchens for good? >> the stock is reacting to that but this is not an m & a play. this is a disruptive technology. keurig has found a new way to get into the consumer's household. coca-cola wants to play on that so they have a stake in it. they will help them develop the new cold system if you b.u. not an m & a play, an earnings play, cash flow play and a real true growth stock and it should get a growth stock multial. >> what about steve's point about the margin squeeze because of much higher costs for coffee right now? >> there's ten cents of coffee in a k-cup. if it's up 70%, green mountain, starbucks, folgers has to raise the cost of a k-cup by seven cents, so seven cents you know on percentages, it's 60

y al final, eternamente gran parecido a gilberto cabrera valdez. este discazo...a mercancÍa debería estar en las vegas, dijo este camionero. >> las autoridades recomendaron que tomen rutas alternas por medio de las autopistas 138 y 18. el fuego en el paso desnivel comenzÓ alrededor de la 1 de la tarde cuando un trabajador cortaba metal con un soplete y una de las chispas cayÓ en una viga de madera, incendiÁndola. los fuertes vientos avivaron las llamas lo que complicÓ el trabajo de mÁs de 60 bomberos. la mayor parte de la estructura todavÍa estaba recubierta de madera lo que volviÓ incontenible el incendio. >> al menos un trabajador fue tratado por inhalaciÓn de humo pero no requiriÓ ser hospitalizado afortunadamente. autoridades del transporte dijeron que cuando limpien y verifiquen que no fue daÑada por el pesado material, abrirÁn la vÍa. mientras, deberÁn tomar las vÍas alternas antes mencionadas. >> marÍa eugenia, muchas gracias. pendientes si usan estÁ interestatal y un aparente intento para que ambos gobiernos formalicen lazos bilaterales. cuatro congresista

barack obama has repeatedly valdez and failed to close guantanamo bay prison and now some legislators actually want almost one hundred million dollars to construct new areas in the camp able to house over one hundred fifty terror suspects without trial or hearing from all live now to human rights lawyer david remes who represents. in two detainees at guantanamo david this is bad news for those twenty isn't it because there's a push now for this massive investment and guantanamo site above is clearly not going to be able to close it down well this is money that the defense department declined to include in its own budget even though some authorities down there and want on a more asked for it so the republican majority in the house armed services committee is actually trying to get the administration money that the administration hasn't even asked for i think this is just throwing good money after bad if there were other good uses for this money as representative adam smith proposed missile defense on the west coast new military bases and yet the the republicans are so adamant that this

according to the ocean conservancy the number of birds killed by the one thousand nine hundred nine exxon valdez spill in alaska prince william sound was three hundred thousand and the exxon disaster spilled only five percent of the amount of oil in the water is deep water horizon did also keep in mind that the study doesn't even account for all the other marine life from fish to dolphins that have been devastated by b.p.'s criminality so as much as b.p. want to pretend that everything is back to normal in the gulf the carcasses of hundreds of thousands of dead birds tells a much different and much darker story. and it's a whistleblower edward snowden's first u.s. t.v. interview aired on n.b.c. this week and as expected pundits from across the corporate media sphere are just. had to contribute to that contrived traitor vs hero debate. edward snowden is speaking out this morning telling n.b.c. news that he was more than just a low level hacker when he leaked reams of classified u.s. intelligence you know i think right now what people are talking about is this claim that he made that he during thi