"agenda washington". udo y bienvenido "agenda washington" ajo le habla mario sol. son muchos los factores que imposible da tan que estudiante latinos tengan ingreso a la educación superior, es un tema que preocupa a padres de famili como al gobierno, los educadore que nunca es conveniente contar con un título universitario, planificar un pesupuesto, busca ayuda e informar son las claves del éxito,. >> bien vamos a tener que ir a mensajes al volver amos vamos a conversar con devora santiago, vicepresidenta de investigación y políticas de educación de la organización excelencia en la educación y también nos acompañ maría elena, directora ejecutiv del programa nacional de pasa p santo ya, de la aación hispanas universidad, ya volvemos. pasantía. "agenda washington". >>mario sol: muy bien muchas gracias por seguir con a "agend washington" a pesar eleva crecimiento de la población hispana no est suficiente representada en centros superiores de estudios, para hablar del tema nos acompaña en el día de hoy. devora

n muy bien muchas gracias por continuar g agenda washington la violencia doméstica se ha convertido estamos con maría ques en el tipo de peno puede recibir una persona que ae habl. >>> orden de protección civil y e buzodor no obedece. >>> muchas veces es que la desobediencia es que siguió amenazando y esos son cargos adicionales del cargo de si hay esas consecuencia. >>> maría porque no describe cuáles son lo facetel caso y luo custodia del niño y entró a tallar o el soporte económico el niño. >>> consecuencia de este viso. >>> y tuve nuevamente que ir a las autoridades y ayuda de legales. y se obtuve una orden de protección civil por un año en donde no podía acercarse ni llamar ni ir a la escuela el niño o a i trabajo y ridículo arce en público. >>> esto es por un año. >>> lamentablemente comop mencionó anteriormente violó nuevamente la ley civil y eso tiene consecuencia se abrió con ayuda legal el caso cral. se encontró culpable. >>> cómo se llega a ese caso criminal. >>> por la violación de la ordenanza el juez. >>> el juez dijo no lo llame y su él llamaba todo el tiempo y iba a

democracy promotion programs throwing money political support and at force is in line with washington's agenda now critics call this political meddling. mellower a more subtle effort to create regime change in the case of egypt we do have some video from today this is still very much a country in turmoil the elections there may be over and despite the clear winners of those elections there's a lot that is far from settled there as you can see from these pictures now a sign that whatever pro-democracy groups are there now from the u.s. and other western countries well their mission will be failing well take a listen to middle east expert dr walid faris this is what he told r.t. just yesterday many n.g.o.s are reading in washington have been pushing for the so-called arab spring or spring into egypt in the revolt in egypt so called to do it. as a result of that and instead what we see now that useless network should be the muslim brotherhood or the salafist the result of the arab spring in egypt is not going to be immediately a secular democracy we're going to they're going to go through a an er

finance training and politically back local opposition forces around the world that support washington's agenda dr william robinson is the foremost expert on regime change to democracy promotion he wrote the book promoting poly arche in latin america. eastern europe with the velvet revolutions in africa in the middle east oil all over all over the world and so the us set up these different mechanisms now for penetrating the civil societies and the political systems that have countries that are going to be intervened and to assure that the outcomes would be pleasing to to washington's foreign policy objective we do this through surrogates and we do this through non-governmental organizations and we do it through people who are less suspecting the evil that may lurk behind their actions then perhaps they were before. have we learned some lessons of that guard you bet do we do it better you bet is it still just as heinous as it always was you bet so while the goals remain the same it's no longer the cia but the u.s. agency for international development usa id and its partners spearheading this eff

democracy promotion programs they throw money and political support of forces in line with washington's agenda critics of course call this political meant meddling and a mellower more subtle effort to create regime change now in the case of egypt there's still a lot of unrest there despite some of these efforts take a look at some video you see thousands of people in the streets a country really still in turmoil the elections there may be over and despite clear winners in those elections there is a lot that is far from settled there part of that a sign that whatever pro-democracy groups are there now doing. those people from the u.s. and other western countries well their mission may not be succeeding so here's part of an interview r.t. did with middle east expert dr walid faris many n.g.o.s operating in washington have been pushing for the so-called arab spring is fraying in egypt in the revolt in egypt a so-called it seems alarmed as a result of that and instead what we see now is the slowness network should be the muslim brotherhood. the result of the arab spring in egypt is not going to be

. >> ties with china were top of the agenda in washington.resident barack obama met with chinese vice president xi jinping at the white house on tuesday. xi jinping is the heir apparent in china, expected to be head of the communist party in the autumn. obama says cooperation between the two countries was good for global stability. xi jinping also met with u.s. vice president joe biden. yet another bump in the road to gris''s second bailout. eu finance ministers said the creek -- again delayed a final decision on releasing the funds. the meeting due on wednesday has been scaled down to a conference call on what they're calling outstanding issues. greece needs that bailout to avoid going bankrupt, and a new figures show how dire its economy has become. gross domestic product plunged 7% in the last quarter of 2011 compared to a year earlier. greece is facing its fifth straight year of recession. in greece may be the worst case, but it is certainly not the only country suffering in europe right now. >> the ratings agencies were on the prowl agai

that they won't declare that is washington has a hidden agenda or it doesn't want to doing it certainly is interesting when you look at from look at it from a historic perspective dr paul craig roberts joining us from panama city florida. well the question looms large and is often central to questions of foreign policy what must be done to try to force iran to stop its nuclear program for the obama administration often called it weak on its iran policy by republican counterparts the answer is sanctions and this week the latest round is set to go into effect it will target transactions made with the iranian central bank now later this summer sanctions directly targeting iranian oil are set to go into effect as well that law says that if you buy iranian petroleum you'll be locked out of doing business with any financial institutions in the united states and president obama it's a global puzzle how to hit iran where it hurts the most without upsetting our other countries especially allies who rely on iranian oil now iran has of course deny that it's

state" he talks about conservative principles and prosperity in america and taking wrong the agenda in washington. so this is a clear victory for the romney campaign, couple of losses earlier this week out in western and midwestern states. may add to the momentum. this could linger in the minds of voters because next contest doesn't happen for about 17 days arizona and michigan are coming up. that's where the next group of delegates will be earned in the course of the nomination process. >> harris: i understand some of the candidates i had mentioned, santorum and gingrich not completely or competitively campaigning in that state but ron paul only candidate sticking around to stay in maine thank all of his supporters. >> he had a big rally here right down in downtown portland to thank all of his supporters. out here on the campaign trail the ron paul supporters a big youth contingent, very enthusiastic. he likes to participate in caucus states where you can get out really make a difference. he stuck around to talk to the people that were waiting to hear from him. here is what he had to say. >> jus

la inconformidad del tea party >>> el tea party ha manejado y ha manipulado la agenda del partido republicano en washingtondice que lo que hoy vive el partido republicano, no es diferente a lo que ocurrió en el 2008 >>> donde los ataques fueron bien fuertes entre ellos, ael final ganó el obama >>> y lo mismo dice que ocurrirá entre los republicanos. ahora, harán las paces, se darán la mano y después el único blanco de sus ataques será el presidente barack obama >>> desde washington, muchísimas gracias, con esto, otra breve pausa comercial, al regresar, lo que le espera a los candidatos republicanos en la otra costa del país, al oeste se van [ locutora ] cuando como fiber one honey clusters obtengo la mitad de la fibra diaria recomendada. por eso me siento más ligera. ♪ y ligera... mi día fluye mejor. ♪ ♪ mmmmh, iqué rico! y qué bien me hace sentir. [ locutor ] aligérate con la alta fibra de fiber one. >>> otro dato, la fortunad e gingrich se calcula en más de 7 millones de dólares, la mayoría de sus ingreos vienen de una compañía de talento, y vende sus servicios como orador e historiador cristina está aqu

agenda. he appeared in washington along with connecticut governor dan malloy to discuss opportunities for job creation and touch on a number of efforts during what he has faced in the first year in office as he tries to restructure the tax code in michigan, also to encourage more business development across the state. here's how some of it unfolded on capitol hill. again you're going to hear from governor rick snyder. he is a republican from michigan. and governor dan malloy in connecticut as he testified on capitol hill on taxes and job creation and the u.s. economy. >> thank you both for being here. i realize, we all realize, this is a difficult time for you. budget season coming up. you're going to be called upon to make very difficult decisions, as we are here in this committee and in this congress. i wanted to revisit a difficult decision that we had to make, governor snyder, which you've addressed a couple of times now. you mentioned in response about the need for best practices in deploying taxpayer dollars and how critically important it is, to make sure it's a wise use of taxpayer do

congress and it's also an issue that's likely to dominate the agenda next week in washington when the israeli prime minister is scheduled to meet with president obama right after a pack of the pro power the powerful pro israel lobby holds its annual policy conference and it does seem that public opinion is echoing in washington to a recent pew survey found that a majority of americans would support a strike against iran in its sanctions failed they also named the islamic republic as us and be number one however that is not a view shared by my next guest twenty seven year old sean stone is the son of director all over stone and he made headlines recently over reports that he has converted to islam he was in the country earlier this month and joins me now to explain why shawn thank you so much for being here on the program now you've been getting a lot of criticism for all this and considering the rhetoric coming out of washington some would say are essentially palang around with the enemy what's your motivation here. well i would ask in terms of the polls that american people are being

agenda. they plan to start at 7th and washington at the courthouse at 8:third -- 8:30. the courtrooms and attend the hearings of the people who were arrested. the occupy oakland activists believe they were unlawful arrests. police say people with were throwing things at officers and the activists broke into city hall and vandalized it, including the burning of an american flag. protesters say police have been harsh. they have big plans for today to make a statement against the police. after last saturday's protest, the mayor indicated that the city isn't going to put up with the behavior any more. >> the arrested protesters received support from their fellow activists when they walked out of jail. some of those arrested will be speaking at today's noon rally they will be in the courtrooms for the morning sessions and the afternoon sessions. at lunchtime you will see them rallying and having speakers in front of city hall. then they land to march back from city hall -- then they plan to march from city hall back to the courtroom. >>> san jose police investigating that ci

washington game. he allowed his opponents last night to dominate the debate, to set the agenda instead of him going on remember when he started to hit romney on health care? romney threw it right back at him about pat toomey, and santorum fell into the trap. santorum did not set the agenda. romney did not follow through as was indicated on his economic plan, but by golly, santorum hurt himself by being -- appearing weak and defensive. >> do you agree with that analysis and critique of santorum? i want to just read this one more. i'm paraphrasing. santorum is under attack from romney and also from ron paul about overspending, and earmarks. also voting for no child left behind which turned into a big spending federal education bill. so santorum, look, tongue-tied. he said politics is a team sport. sometimes he has to take one for the time, which means he was defending george bush's policies as a member of the republican leadership. how bad did that hurt him? >> it hurt him with conservative voters that are up for grabs. the bush leg as where i has evolved and particularly among the deficit crowd, there

it's not a democrat issue an american jobs versus radical leftist agenda issue. "washington post," one of the most liberal in the country said on its face there is no question approving the keystone x.l. project should have been an easy call for the administration. the courage we are asking for from the president, mr. speaker is to stand up to the most radical most leftist, most ain't jobs segment of his party. when the "washington post" says that president obama should have had the courage to say so they weren't saying shake up the apple cart, mr. speaker. they weren't saying take some dangerous uncharted earthed path through the woods, they were saying approve the project that on their face, approve the project that our friends have endorsed approve the project that brings north american oil and approve the project that saves $70 million instead of shipping it to the middle east. approve the project that will approve jobs. approve the project as the president said through our natural gas resources that could support 600,000 new jobs by the end of the decade. and who's the

washington. >> reporter: rick santorum was talking about president obama's agenda. >> it's not about you or quality of life or your jobs. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. >> reporter: that phony theology line has the obama campaign crying foul. >> it's wrong, it's destructive, it makes it virtually impossible to solve the problems that we all face together as americans. >> reporter: santorum says he was not talking about religion. >> i believe the president when he says he's a christian but i'm talking about his world view. >> reporter: social issues have taking the front. >> if any of the three of us lose our home state, if santorum loses pennsylvania, romney loses michigan or i lose georgia, you have a very, very bad week in candidacy. >> reporter: while santorum is surging in the poll, john mccain who won back in 2008 standing behind mitt romney. the 2012 gop nomination still up for grabs. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> international nuclear weapons inspectors are in iran this morning to discuss suspicions that the country is secretly working to build an atomic bomb. the

citizens in their own country but in the end they're following orders from washington and when we talk about promoting this u.s. agenda let's take a look now at what's going on in egypt i don't think that we can downplay how big of a deal this is you know what we're seeing right now members of these groups actually taking refuge at the u.s. embassy in cairo i think this is unprecedented and i want to ask what you think this means i mean these people who work for these groups do you think they did something that was just over the top that egypt's military found to be horrible or something else going on here well there's a suspicion in almost every country around the world where these types of organizations are operating for many reasons coming from those governments because they're aware of the funding the foreign funding they're receiving particularly from the u.s. government although it's not just exclusively from the united states the. u.s. has also forged different agreements with some european foundations and canadian foundations as well to channel funding through them so that it it doesn't always have u.s. finger

radio host ralph schoenman says that washington is using the right here just war against terror on. this imperial with agenda which takes countries and syria adam as their target now concentrating on iran expresses the permanent war that is waged against subject peoples by american corporate capitalism this united nations has forever been an instrument of such imperial policy first they attempt to cut off iran to your own trading capacity its ability to import replacement equipment for its refineries then they want to tie up its banking and to preclude people from it from trading with its banks then every company that is in fact engaged in trade with iran is subject the united states to penalty what do you think this is better than act of war. by the way to the program we hear from iran's interior minister about how his country is trying to limit the damage caused by western sanctions thinks that by imposing embargoes is only bringing problems upon itself we can watch the full interview next hour now here's a preview for you. i believe they've made a big mistake as this action results in turbulence for the o

what good does it do to to send a rino to washington if they vote with the progressive agenda all the time. it does no good if they don't toe the line with a conservative. >> i'm putting you on the spot. as you hair aear amy cramer wha you think? >> the term rino is concerning when you talk about people in your own party. i'm very involved in local politics, and you especially say in local politics the don't agree on certain things. people their own party cannot accept differing views, i think it leads to the fractions that happen in a party can end up destroying a party. it's very concerning. politics is all about compromise. as much as the tea party does not want us to compromise at all on certain issues, it's impossible. this country's too diverse. there are too many differing opinions. you have to compromise on some issues, and if they're not willing to compromise at all within their own party, they're going to have a real hard time in washington trying to get business done with half the people there being a completely different party. so, i mean, there's certainly issues you need

foreign intervention in syria of the of the you went history shows washington may find a way to bypass diplomatic barriers to push its agenda where it is going to to can explains. what seemed a mandate having failed to reach international consensus on syria it's been a complete waste of time and washington prepares to act around the u. way for the time being the administration firmly rules out any form of u.s. military intervention in syria but the pentagon is busy filling out an attack strategy on syria just in case should the president call for action experts say history shows the absence of international consensus would not be an obstacle to washington if it decides to go ahead with intervention the united states sees the u.n. as a tool of convenience if the u.n. is supple in going along with the united states then the united states is fine to have a u.n. sanction for its actions but when the u.n. and the people of the world or the countries of the world resist then the united states says the u.n. is unwilling to do its job and then uses other instruments like nato or other military arrangements they did that in the case

. >> governors across the nation meeting in washington, d.c. the agenda chock full of items important to each and every state. there was plenty of discussion on national issues as well. peter doocy has that story in washington. >> iowa's republican governor said he would be interested in joining the lawsuit seven states filed against the obama administration over contra september ives accommodation but his -- contraceptives acome dation but his attorney general won't cooperate. >> i think what we need to do is think more calmly. >> i haven't seen the lawsuit but i believe that what i do know is that i think i could join in on a lawsuit on that because i do believe in separation of church and state. >> the governor's talked about gas prices, too, which will set you back $3.68 a gallon today on average. republicans think the prices will go down if the keystone excel pipeline is built and demo crates think the answer is green. >> the president made a terrible mistake vetoing the pipeline and he has been restrictive on the use of drilling in this country. >>

agenda for a second term. let's ask dan henninger and james free man and washington columnist kim strausel.o what is the one thing in the budget the public doesn't know about? >> the discussion how the obama administration would deal with future tax reform. among the ideas was a global minimum tax. obviously there is a lot of companies that go and create jobs overseas because other countries have better tax rates rather than president obama lowering our tax rate. they are arguing further tax those companies, penalize them for working overseas. >> the budget includes a $10,000 subsidy for electric cars, like the volt. $10,000 this is a bribe to suburban voters. >> paul: okay. >> i'm not taking it. [ laughter ] >> i think the most remarkable thing, usually when politicians roll out budget plans, they acknowledge they are going to spend too much now but in the future things will be better and everything is going to balance. what is remarkable about this plan, there is no point in the future where even they are saying deficits and debt forever. this week in congressional testimony, obama offici

washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us what is on the agenda. carol?scheduled to be going on right now is sort of like a political first day between president obama and china's next presumed leader. the vice president met with vice president joe biden earlier this morning. biden talks about what he hopes will be accomplished today. >> that we're able to talk candidly about our differences and make progress. >> reporter: after meeting with president obama, they will go to the pentagon and then they will head to iowa where he lived briefly. his last stop, l.a. too a classroom -- to visit to a classroom and maybe a laker fame. >>> voters in san francisco could soon decide whether to eliminate the city's rank choice voting system. the officials will consider a proposal for the june ballot that takes away the rank choice voting system. critics of rank choice say it's just too coon fowsing. the -- too confusing. the board will consider a proposal, this one keeps rank choice in place but all city elections would be consolidated into the same year. today is va