and valdez math. valdez math, again, they've celebrated their 25th anniversary. they have a proven track record. summer boot camp for kids. you have to qualify for this program scorewise. let's say the family doesn't have the funds and that's where we come in, you know, for several of these. >> you know, it would be easy for you to make a big profit out of this. and create a for-profit organization, but that's not the premise. the premise is to give back. >> yeah. and it's 100% volunteer. we also, what we're doing this year, too, is we're asking all our attendees to bring travel sized toiletries, jim socks, and razors. and that's to support home first, which was ehc life builders. we're going to collect it for them and i think they're going to pick them up. >> how big of a no-brainer is this to attend the event. >> they go together. for me, it's that if you are like me, as i mentioned before, it's like getting to give back to the community and you want to enjoy your time with friends, great food, this is the event to come. it's a no-brainer. it's a must. if you m

--carlos valdez hablo al respecto jf on chroma --esta tarde, a partir de las 7 15 ...tes se enfrentaran de nuevo a los cardenales de san luis... --asi que para ir calentando vamonos con las jugadas gigantes de la semana... --adam duval le da con alma vida y corazon su primer golpe de --davis batea un sencillo al jardin central para que avila y castellanos lleguen a casita... -- con seis anotaciones en la sexta entrada los tigres de detroit vencieron 9 carrerras a tres a los atleticos de oakland. --los tigres barrieron en la serie de tres juegos jf on chroma tag-out ---por el momento esto es todo en la informacion deportiva,,, para las once... ---blanca - cesar adelante... anchor gracias por acompanarnos, los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo... --- . >>> esta temporada promete guar el cuatro a julio de miles de estadounidenses. >>> en graves problemas legales una popular compaÑÍa de telÉfonos por cobrar cargo nos autorizados a miles de clientes,

--carlos valdez hablo al respecto juanfra --y despues de una excelente fase de grupos la seleccion de con el corazon partio pero con la frente muy en alto, regreso a casa... lorena - take vo --asi es, los jugadores llegaron esta maÑana al aeropuerto internacional de los angeles desde sao paulo; algunos de ellos tomaran los proximos dias para descansar mientras que otros se reportaran de inmediato con su club, tal es el caso de omar gonzalez jugador del galaxy... anchor gracias por acompanarnos, recuerden que le tendremos breves informativos durante el transcurso del da anchor adems a las seis de la tarde... [♪] >>les habla su capitÁn. el tiempo de vuelo a niza serÁ de 7 horas 30 minutos, nuestro sobrecargos les ofrecerÁn, en unos momentos, bebidas de cortesÍa. >>disculpe... capitán: ahora estamos volando a una altura de 31 mil pies. relÁjense y disfruten del vuelo. >>disculpe... ¡oiga!

. >> dos de los mÁs destacados narcotraficante arrestados el chapo guzmÁn, y valdez villarreal que loersonal. >> nueva york hoy la fiscalÍa general anunciÓ que las victimas de uno de los mayores fraudes en contra de inmigrantes podrÁn obtener recompensa equivalente a miles de dÓlares perdidos. vemos lo que dice la fiscalÍa, lo que sostiene el acusado y la alegrÍa de las victimas. >> orlando castillo esperÓ aÑos por este dÍa. hoy la fiscalÍa le comunicÓ que recibirÁ los 16 mil dÓlares que perdiÓ en una de las mayores estafas de regularizaciÓn de documentos migratorios en la historia de nueva york. >> la penÚltima vez que hablÉ con Él me dijo: soy hombre como usted, le prometo hacerme cargo de su caso. bueno, voy a confiar la Última vez. y tenÍamos una cita en la siguiente semana. y no se apareciÓ Él ni, ni nadie. el juez dice no tiene abogado. >> orlando es una de las miles de victimas de estafa de la llamada fundaciÓn internacional del inmigrante y la asociaciones profesional internacional. la dirigÍa eduardo juarez que llegÓ a un un acuerdo con la fiscalÍa para devolver el dinero que

al valdez. thank you very much, sir. have a great weekend. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >>> and just ahead here on cnn, george clooney firing off another angry letter to a british tabloid, the daily mail, saying their apology simply is not good enough. >>> plus, after a stream of shootings in new york city, is it time to consider bringing back the controversial stop and frisk policy. the police department certainly is considering it. and should other violent cities across the u.s. do the same? stay with me. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> attacks from israeli palestinian deaths from israeli attacks on gaza today have risen past 100. no israelis have died in the fighting since monday. so zero israeli deaths so far. and that's despite the barrage of incoming rockets being fired from gaza militants. an attack today set a gas station ablaze. some 15 miles into israel and left one person wounded. cnn's wolf blizzarder bl

y trata de personas, en un penal federal de nayarit vo cesar --joaquin "el chapo" guzman y edgar valdezniciaron una huelga de hambre junto a otros reclusos de un penal de maxima seguridad para denunciar supuestas violaciones a sus derechos. -- se quejan que no pueden ingresar a una tienda en la carcel para adquirir articulos de higiene personal, y que no se les da atencion medica apropiada ni medicamentos. cesar ---la administracin de seguridad en el transporte aument hoy la tarifa que pagan los viajeros de $2.50 a $5.60. take vo --algunos usuarios no estan de acuerdo porque dicen se incrementa, aun ms, los ya costosos pasajes. --pero segn el congreso, que aprob el aumento, este es necesario para contrarrestar el dficit en el que se encuentra la agencia. cesar --- cocinan, lavan, planchan y cuidan a los hijos... son los papas que se quedan en casa, hombres que se encargan del hogar mientras sus esposas trabajan... ---los llaman "mister mom" y tienen una fuerte autoestima; sobre ellos nos habla edgar muÑoz... ;01 ;18 ;48 01;21 01;56 02;20 pkg el romero, la yerba. carlos angeles prepara e

--carlos valdez hablo al respecto sot trt: 10 sec out cue: en lo que venimos haciendo, en el trabajoempeÑo de los futbolistas mexicanos, se esperaba que estos lograran --por el buen desempeÑo de los futbolistas mexicanos, se esperaba que estos lograran jugosos contratos, pero hasta el momento las aguas estan calmadas... --aqui un recuento muy rapido de los de mejor actuacion... vo --juan jose el gallito vazquez se quedara en leon aunque fue considerado uno de los diez futbolistas revelacion en el mundial, su pase vale 8 millones de dolares, cifra que por el momento ningun equipo europeo esta dispuesto a pagar... vo --andres guardado termino su prestamo en el "bayer leverkusen" y aun no existe una oferta clara de otro club europeo por sus servicios por lo que regresara al valencia, dueÑo de su pase. vo --hector herrera se reportara con el porto que es su club actual, --aunque el equipo de los dragones lo mantendra en sus filas asegura que el buen desempeÑo del mediocampista ha aumentado el valor de su pase... --pero no define cuanto vale... juanfra nos vamos al deporte local donde los

valdez protestors say it could be $15? some people told me it ought to be more. >> $20?re. >> for the moment obama said just wants to dollars and $0.10. it is hard to live on $7.25 so who opposes a raise? this woman does gingrich benjamin works for a the think tank the most fertile you want $10? >> it is a great start. washington state has the minimum-wage and their economy is no worse than ours so yes. it is great. john: what is wrong with that? >> that is washington state. we need to let companies decide what it is correct. john: you made a comment that it is good to raise the wage to attend and wine at 100? >> exactly. at its very core hiking the minimum wage distorts the marketplace to dictate it is a government dictating to business what is the correct wage. that is a dangerous and slippery slope. why not raise it at $1? >> some people had their way especially corporations than why not those zero? john: no minimum-wage. >> have people volunteer. john: why not? if people want to miss. >> we don't land pay raise to the bottom. we want a robust middle-class in order fo

no one on the docket valdez will survive.long shoreman, the kids or their dogs. >> the great alaskan earthquake is one of the most studied natural disasters. the federal response was significant not only in economic relief and reconstruction, but also in research. geologists from the u.s.g.s. were some of the first geoscientists on sight. their findings were covered in a series of six professional papers and the national academy of sciences published agtsd xviii yums of scientific research. today, earth sciences realize it is being sub ducted into the earth's mantle along the trench. according to the usgs, knowledge gained from the research conducted on the quake has provided the geologic framework for assessing the earth quake and tsunamis hazards around the world. many others were used that have major ruptures in the past and are susceptible to future ruptures. and tsunami hazards, assessments and warnings. these are all the things we have learnd more about since the great alaskan earthquake. death and destruction from the

has been selling since 1971 and here the chain has big competitor columbia own coffee retailer juan valdez. >> and iowa real estate company taking to the air to market properties ia homes in cedar rapids is using a radio controlled drone to make flyover videos of homes for theeb site. j.j. johannes says the drone beats the convention property. the faa has not officially okayed this use for drones but it's a lot like the way -- used them. >>> the past few summers center city sips offered happy hour deals that won't overheatle wallet today in "saving with 6abc" amy buckman has more spots offering after work specials. >> right now you might know about center city sips. bars and restaurants downtown offer happy hour deals wednesday nights. here in soe south street west of broad a number of other bars and restaurants are expanding on that concept. >> at rex 15 16 you'll find executive chef justin swain whipping up bar bites like southern smoked pork sandwiches or pi meant owe grilled cheese for happy hour it runs 5 to 7 and bar bites are 5:00 each. and they also have a bugger deal that runs all

. >> valdez cox is now the executive director of a community group that began as an offshoot of the ufwpe helps communities find their voice. >> we have a summit of colombia residents coming together every two years. >> none of these neighborhoods have residential lighting, they also want better drainage. >> no drainiage. even if residents are paying taxes, if they aren't legal, there may not be lights. >> let's say they don't have papers. they're old enough now that they have probably kids that are american citizens, they have grand kids that are american citizens by them groups together and asking for stuff that most people have. how can you not want to help these people? >> to have a huge group of people in this united states is sometimes are struggling to get street lights. the one thing is that we finding that in organizing the immigrant community, they are ready to be organized but we have to somehow try to translate that power to the nationshnational. >> reporter: she blames house republicans for stonewalling reform both in the house of congress and back in there are districts. >

how surprised you're fighting for some of the same rights as juanita valdez-cox? so i've been involved in the immigrant right movements for about eight years. it's been hectic to see that congress is not moving forward on the issue. even though there's enough support. there's two-thirds of americans that support immigration reform, but it's not happening. and right now what is holding them back is that house republicans are holding the senate bill that was passed a year ago yesterday. what we're asking is immigrant activists is that president obama be able to pass an executive order to grant executive order for to legalize 11 million undocumented people in the country. >> president obama said that's not an option. he said he just can't with the signature of his. he can't all of a sudden grant amnesty to 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> mr. obama told our dream act movement he was not able to pass deferred action for childhood arriv arrival. during the election year, which the latino vote was the essential to bring democrats and to get him elected. he was abl

apartment building in the northeast, you can see, right inside the apartment thereon red lion road and valdez mere drive. fortunately, no one was home just before 2:00 saturday morning when that crash occurred. the truck was towed away, but police are still looking for the driver who ran away after that crash. >>> well, controversy in california, after a passerby records video of a highway patrol officer punching a woman while making an arrest. the officer claims she resisted, but many say, he went too far. community activists tell cbs news correspondent beg at shaban, worried this incident will rest recollect some old fears. the women hid 11 times while hiding along, speaking out through her attorney. >> she got beat. she got savagely beat by someone who seemed like he was trying out for mixed martial arts, and is absolutely unacceptable. >> civil rights leaders in la are calling on the federal government to launch its own probe, but the chp says it can handle the investigation on its own. >> we are known as an agency that really polices itself. >> what was your re when is you saw the video?

we know about exxon valdez.last week in the niger delta we had these battles going on over the pipeline. terrible things happening. i am not somebody that in good conscience criticizes the industry because i believe the petroleum industry helped make america great. i wouldn't be able to test out my books without a lot of petroleum and plastic goods into making that the petroleum did so much good for america we wouldn't have been able to live world war ii without texas crude but if on the ball somewhere in dc i am cool with that. but that was last century. let's move onto the next thing so that we can start healing this situation. another big issue for the american progress now is how to get to see. one would like to think that the employees that work for us and are paid with our tax dollars follow the law of the land which houses in the preuniversity research. and by the way in the congress now that we should be supporting with and getting involved in that if you want me to get more specific on that. does anybod

you know what follows on mad and so the question is are we going to have to go through a an exxon valdez type spill or a santa barbara spill or you know gulf coast spill before we citizens activate against this or come. stop it before it happens to me that's the question are they shooting the sun waves at the bottom of the ocean in order to create a basically a seismic map yeah it's a site it basically they can expose where these reserves of oil and gas are below the crossing there's a lot of room yeah it shows gives you a picture of that but you have to go through a lot of water and a long distance and a lot of earth to get it which is why they have to do so it's allowed noises how do we do this on land well it's it's it's different on land they stick a pipe down they drill down but here you have all this water in between so before you build a big rig in the ocean you want to know where the deposits are so this is how they've traditionally done it what have we learned from what they've traditionally done one of the experiences well what we know is that the impact on marine life is extre

it's not like juan valdez is going to greet them at the airport with roses. i think we need a real strategy to know why they left. i've said repeatedly, and i will say this again. i have felt over the last decade we have fought four wars. one in afghanistan. because of an attack on us. we fought one on iraq that members voted for. i did not. then we fought the cyberwar which continues to be a significant threat. and i don't minimum mieds the threat of terrorism. and then i talked about the war at our border. but i was worried about drug dealers. i wasn't worried about children. but the children are coming because of tdrug dealers so we can talk about root cause and poverty. i don't minimize that but we have to really, now, i think we have to really focus on our hemisphere. i believe that we've had three decades of uneven policy in terms of looking at our own hemisphere and in central america. senator harkin knows about eight and senator shelby, we come from a background that heard about the nuns that were assaulted. the assassination of oscar romero. war afte

it's not like juan valdez is going to greet them at the airport with roses. i think we need a real strategy to know why they left. i've said repeatedly, and i will say this again. i have felt over the last decade we have fought four wars. one in afghanistan. because of an attack on us. we fought one on iraq that members voted for. i did not. then we fought the cyberwar which continues to be a significant threat. and i don't minimum mieds the threat of terrorism. and then i talked about the war at our border. but i was worried about drug dealers. i wasn't worried about children. but the children are coming because of tdrug dealers so we can talk about root cause and poverty. i don't minimize that but we have to really, now, i think we have to really focus on our hemisphere. i believe that we've had three decades of uneven policy in terms of looking at our own hemisphere and in central america. senator harkin knows about eight and senator shelby, we come from a background that heard about the nuns that were assaulted. the assassination of oscar romero. war afte

. >> at the time of chanin's death i was seeing a gal in valdez, alaska, it was a long distance relationshipwise engaged? >> i was otherwise engaged. >> reporter: and he disputed all the nasty stories chanin supposedly told her friends about him, wondered why detectives would listen to what he considered to be gossip. she was terrified of you and she told her friends this. and so when she winds up dead and humiliated that way, who else are they going to look at but the person she was terrified of? >> chanin's friends that you mentioned, if they make those comments, i don't control those comments. i have no way of knowing what chanin told them, but i would hope that they would follow the evidence. i would hope that they wouldn't chase somebody down over a comment made off the cuff. >> reporter: and those were secondhand stories about clay the jury never heard anyway. as for his alibi that morning in the surveillance video, it was nothing said clay. of course the camera didn't show him on that street, he never told the cops that's where he walked and they never asked. they didn't ask you where

los capos joaquin "el chapo" guzman y edgar valdez guzman y edgillarreal, alias "l organizaron una huelgaoven inmigrante hispano que consagra tiempo y energias a ayudar a su gente y ganarle la batalla a la terrible dolencia... conectese a univision noticias punto com para estar noticias punto univision conectese a >> la motivaciÓn para que este joven dedique su tiempo libre a una investigaciÓn cientÍfica de esta Índole es por sus ganas de ayudar a la comunidad. >> les quiero dar la consulta gratis, porque uno ha pasado por lo que ellos han pasado. >> la investigaciÓn aÚn se encuentra en estado preliminar, pues el receptor aÚn no ha sido investigado con profundidad, por eso juan continÚa investigando. >> juan se ha convertido en un verdadero hÉroe para todos los que lo rodean o han tenido la oportunidad de ser tocados por su ejemplo. >> Él va a devolver todo el dinero y el apoyo que le estamos dando sirviendo a la comunidad. >> juan fue aceptado en la prestigiosa universidad de duke donde planea continuar con sus estudios de bio medicina. >> conÉctese a univisiÓn noticias.com. los invitamo