one more point and alicia wins the game. mackenna missed it. alicia wins. let's hear it for alicia.hat is a quick overview of how we use the wii. questions? the question is, do you have to have a special computer to connect the wii to a television? the answer is no. this box is the council. you plug the cd into it and plug into the tv. any television will work with the wii. it works well with a big flat screen tv because you can see the action better. good question. one more question. allen? the average cost? if you are one of the contract in city senior centers, this is part of our broadband technology grant, the average cost is zero. [laughter] if you were to buy this for your home, it costs a couple of hundred dollars. the games cost between $20.40 dollars. they have hundreds of different games to play. to the games cost between $20.40 dollars. and hundreds of different games to play. we have other adaptive devices that can be used with the wii. this is a foot pedal. -- this is a foot pedal. along with the buttons on the hand device connected to alicia's remote, we can use foot p

it will be me against alicia. you better root for alicia.his is the main menu screen when you start wii. the main activity is in the left corner, sports. turn yourself off. are you off? keep yourself off. we choose on the menu. hit a for you. on the main menu, on the upper left-hand corner we see sports. that is the activity we loaded in the console. using her head, she is choosing wii sports. it will be the two of you against each other. what is interesting is we have buttons. instead of buttons on the remote, there are buttons she can use her hands with allowed to be an adaptive devices for someone with a disability. turn on your remote. he will play against each other. i will narrate. it will be mackenna versus alicia in a game of tennis. winner takes all. hit no for save file. these are the introductory menu screen for wii, very simple to navigate through. we will choose tennis at the top of the screen. they will choose two players. we have created a character that looks a lot like alicia and another character that looks like mackenna. t

it will be me against alicia. you better root for alicia.his is the main menu screen when you start wii. the main activity is in the left corner, sports. turn yourself off. are you off? keep yourself off. we choose on the menu. hit a for you. on the main menu, on the upper left-hand corner we see sports. that is the activity we loaded in the console. using her head, she is choosing wii sports. it will be the two of you against each other. what is interesting is we have buttons.

it will be me against alicia. you better root for alicia.his is the main menu screen when you start wii. the main activity is in the left corner, sports. turn yourself off. are you off? keep yourself off. we choose on the menu. hit a for you. on the main menu

alicia, a 13-point lead, where the heck did that come from? >> well, there are a lot of people who are saying that this is an outlier. but regardless of whether or not that 13 points is an outlier, you see some big picture things we've been seeing in every single poll. which is that your average swing voter likes president obama. they trust president obama. they're just not sure that he can get the economy back on track. and they do not like mitt romney. and they do not trust him either to get the economy back on track. and that's sort of the fundamental decision that your average voter feels like they're making in this election. >> steve, one of the distinctions about this poll is that it is likely voters. a lot of the polls, in fact, most of the polls that i've been seeing so far have not been likely voters. and we tend not to start polling likely voters until they're promised that they're going to be likely voters is more real, like now, now that we're getting closer to the election. and so likely voters is the only thing you want to poll i

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thanks to you both for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> let me start with you, ali a alicia.mportant in your opinion was the president's decision in building this enthusiasm with the latino base? >> it was absolutely critical. you're right. this is definitely good politics. but it's also good policy. there are about a million young people who are going to benefit enormously from the president's decision. it's also good politics. you see a major surge in enthusiasm. especially in the states where it matters most. and most importantly, it really clarifies the distinction. if it needed any clarifying between mitt romney and barack obama. mitt romney says he would veto the dream act. barack obama is effectively enacting the dream act through this prioritized action. >> now, talking about the politics for a minute where alicia started, let me ask you some political stuff. in florida the president's leading romney by 16 points. virginia 31 points. southwest, let's go to southwest. colorado 48 points. nevada 49 points. arizona 56 points. this is all among latinos. how critical is th

in colorado springs, colorado, alicia 3&the bail hearinn for george zimmermann nded today... &phim....and thht means out 3 zimmermmn remains in jaai, for now...he faccs second deeree murder charges in thh shooting zimmerman's bail in june... ge when he found outthis ife liid about his famill's finances.zimmerman's attorney argued thht he should ot be held in jail until his ccse is weak... and he could be in jaal orra long time beforr the trial begins..... he's aasunhappy with hat prospect as anyonneelse woold be. he wants out he wants to be with shellie, e's very worried aboutthis wife right now and he''l deal ith it o so we'll wait. judge's ruling - thii is the first time trayvvnn martin's family was in court for a hearing involving george zimmerman.the family's attorney says it waa difficult for them. 3pt was veryytough and emotional for them to sit through he proceedings ut they thought it wws important pt be heee on behalf of their son, because hees not here to tell his version of whaa happen, zimmerran should not be says - released from jail, because they say he has seri

. >> la eterna miss universo alicia machado se confiesa como nunca con alejandro chabÁn. >> eso hay quetamos a la celebraciÓn del dÍa del padre con una hora vip muy padre,. >> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica" es casi viernes, a disfrutar este jueves con nosotros, la mejor manera de comenzar sus maÑanas!. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> hey! vamos. >> mi mÉxico internacional. >> sÍ seÑor. >> buenos dÍas. >> jueves 14 de julio de 2012 ay! quÉ bonito inicio fÍjese nada mÁs con nuestra mÚsica mexicana. >> nos acompaÑa nuestro querido amigo jonhy lozada. >> muchas gracias a todos. >> yo me voy, tÚ te quedas ¿verdad?. >> exacto. >> mandamos un abrazo a nuestro compadre raulito que estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial de v vacacion vacaciones. >> claro estÁ acostado con una piÑa colada. >> (risas). >> yo quiero que mande una asignaciÓn asÍ por favor. >> quÉ rico amanecer con mariachi y tenemos un tema muy interesante, lo que estÁ sucediendo. >> vamos hablar de las trampas y las llamadas telefÓnicas. >> hay gente que estÁ hablando para decir que un familiar suyo estÁ muerto y todo esta sucediend

. >> kelly: alicia acuna is joining us live at colorado springs, colorado, alicia? >> reporter: hi, kelly. city officials say that fewer than 10 people are still missing and fire crews are going into the areas for mopup and searching through the the rubble for some of the missing. now, after the fire fight-- the fire did grow somewhat overnight, but crews say they're now at 30% containment and the flames chewed through more than 17,000 acres so far. president obama got an up close look at the destruction here in colorado on friday and he also met with firefighters to thank them for their work and spent time with folks who lost their home. some good news for many of the evacuees. they get to go home, 10,000 out of the 32,000, who initially were forced from their homes now remain on mandatory evacuation orders. that's not going home today will be allowed to board buses tomorrow to tour their neighborhoods. did officials say they will not be allowed to leave the vehicles, but will be able to see their property with their own eyes. now, of course, a lot of this depends

joining me now is alicia menendez, a host of "huff post live" and felipe matos. in 2010 felipe walked 1500 miles from miami to washington to draw attention to the plight of young, undocumented immigrants. he came here at the age of 14 from brazil. thanks to both of you for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> alicia, what's your reaction to romney's refusing to take a position on the new policy from the president? >> am i supposed to be surprised with this? earlier in the show you played the clip of lilly ledbetter. during this primary he tacked so far to the right on this issue that he is going to find it virtually impossible to get back to the middle. he said he would veto the dream act. he called arizona a model for the nation. he said that immigrants should self-deport. so i am completely unsurprised this is the answer he's giving given he's in a political position where either he says he would go in, he'd get rid of this which then puts him in a bad spot with hispanic voters. or saying this is sensible then he loses the far right of his own part. >> he's bet

it is one that's almost certainly going toontinue for the foreseeable future. >> alicia menendez, the>> no, now you're having one with the fastest growing demographic in the country. and you look at someone like george bush, who was able to win 44% of the latino vote. that then dropped to 31% with john mccain. we now see in some of these polls with mitt romney only polling at 14% with latino voters. >> misha: pam had every reason to hug john and shar... margins of victories in a loof states, but instead he's having a very big problem with this demographic, in large part because the republican primary has made it very difficult to go into the general electorate and be palatable to a general electorate that is now much more diverse. >> professor abramowitz, the numbers that you've studied are exactly the kind of thing that karl rove was a master of studying and probably still is. and he, within the republican party, has privately and semi-publicly been sounding the alarm about what's happening to the republican message, among the voters that alicia was just talking about. is that what y

alicia acuna is streaming live from colorado springs. lightning sparked this beast. on june 9th. now, 21 days later, finally hope. >> yes. at the waldo canyon fire, weather was a huge asset to firefighters and cooler temperatures and clouds and were able to bring it up to 45% con statement, an increase from 30% containment from an update we had, this morning which is why city and county officials were able to announce they will be able to allow more of the evacuees to begin going back to their homes tomorrow, however, they also announced there is a new and dangerous problem. >> if everything goes accord to plan, we plan to let residents return to their homes in the green mountain falls area tomorrow, cristola as well as cascade. i say that with some slight hesitation, we have actually had an invasion of bears, in green mountain falls. so, we are working with dow to try to persuade them to vacate the area. >> reporter: they are also keeping in mind the fact this is a fire like none, many of them have ever seen, if you look at the video you can see how the wind moved the flames thr

and i don't see anything going on this year that's going to change that the trend. >> and alicia, thete seems to be one group left in our politics, anyway, that believes in government's ability to do things. a gallup poll shows that 66% of latino voters believe that the government should do more to solve the country's problems versus 35% who believe that it should do less. and of course, the republican position is that the government should do less. >> and when you look at additional polling, i think what's most entrusting, if you hone down, it's really those young latinos, 18 to 29, they are the fastest growing subset of both the youth electorate and the hispanic electorate and they are overwhelmingly believe that is the government's role. so going not some into this election, but elections to follow for the next 20 years, they are going to play a critical role. >> alisa menendez and adam abramowitz, thank you both for joining me tonight. >>> and coming up, we'll get predictions from two people who witnessed the supreme court arguments on the affordable care act. they'll tell us what

al alicia menendez, and julian epstein. i want to start with you. because this stuff used to be under your jurisdiction in the house committee on immigration. chuck schumer says this was a very big win for president obama and the justiceepartment that the court went pretty much as far as it reasonably could in throwing out everything in the law, except for this one provision, waiting to see if there is a constitutional way to enforce thatne provision, and then it seems to me, julian, when i read the opinion, for poised to get rid of that position too. >> yes, larry, that's absolutely correct. and congratulations, your opening is the best description of what the supreme court did that i've heard on any newscast the entire day. it's important, it's very important to understand that this was not a split decision. this was an old-fashioned slapdown by a conservative court against the arizona law and the conservative movement on immigration. the arizona law did three essential things. it, one, it made it a crime for an immigrant not to be able to show an

alicia menendez, the question was always for pundits not so long ago.ke to have a beer with this guy, and they always imagine that beer to take place in some sort of very irish-looking bar in my neighborhood in boston, with a very, you know, ethnically, you know, singular group. that ability to sit down in that kind of bar is no longer all that useful out there on the campaign trail, it seems. >> no, now you're having one with the fastest growing demographic in the country. and you look at someone like george bush, who was able to win 44% of the latino vote. that then dropped to 31% with john mccain. we now see in some of these polls with mitt romney only polling at 14% with latino voters. so as the country has changed, so too as the republican party. and it has changed in the wrong direction. this is a dynamic electorate. it's a growing electorate. if you had george bush at 44%, if romney was able to meet those numbers, he would be doing incredibly well with hispanics and it would actually put him at margins of victories in a lot of states, but instead

francis hellen. >> y salen nuevos detalles del ave estado de salud de cruz martÍnez el esposo de alicia pero he recibido cartas del pÚblico que piden que raul no cae. >> po las vamos a guardar un momentito. >>ay! no, no, no. >> maclovio agarra el.... >> É bÁrbaro. pero le echa ganas. >> pero vÁmonos a los angeles con mi chiqui baby. >> ay!. >> buenos dÍas. >> no, no, no por nada. >> no asÍo que me estaba rascdo aquÍ la oreja. >> (ras >> me da muchÍsimo gusto. >> me da muÍsimo gusto que tengan ahÍ al mariac. >> arriba jalisco y mi querida amelia m. >> u besot y representando en los Ángeles de este lado vamos a comenzar con una nota sumamente interesante. >> california siempre se anda en busca de actores. >> pero se van en combufk de campesin porque empresarios del Área de valle central hay escases de campesinos de 250 mil compaÑÍa pues venian a trabajar en las hortalizas. >> y sabe una de las fuentes que genera california de recursos mÁs grandes en california. >> en pocas palabras dicen que esto se debe a las leyes antiinmigrantes. >> h una vigilancia... muchos que trabajaban en las cose

thanks. >> thank you, alicia. any questions? april is always a fun month for us and lots of activity. so april and october are our two biggest months. this year even bigger with america's cup here. we are starting to highlight each meeting we're going to highlight one our community partners. so i'm going to ask michael pappas, director of san francisco interface council, if you would like to spend a few minutes giving us an update on where you are and maybe tell us a little bit about your program coming up next week. >> thank you, director cronenberg. my name is michael pappas, the executive director of the san francisco interface council and a member of our city's human rights commission. our council was founded actually 23 years ago in response to two crises in the city. a homeless crisis and an earthquake. we received our initial funding from church world service because they wanted to give funding to a group that was interfaith. so a group of faith leaders who were in the mayor's office at that time again met and that was th

the former backup singer for alicia keys and mary j.s got a recording contract and $100,000 for that voice and that performance. and he's here with us on news4 this afternoon. welcome. >> welcome, thank you for having me. >> you know, watching that and watching the expression on your face, i remember the night and everybody watched just in amazement as you won. as you broke into tears. your wife came on to the stage and you continued singing the song. what was that night like for you? >> you know, that moment was a life-changing experience. and i'm still taking it all in. it's still just watching back, it takes me kind of -- takes me out of myself and definitely, was the most important part of everything. >> did you expect to win? honestly? >> honestly? i didn't know what to expect. i was ready to be third, fourth, second. i was hoping and praying to win, but i didn't want to be -- i didn't want to, i guess, count my eggs, you know, before they hatched. i kept believing, you know? >> you were working with team blake shelton. what's that

colorado springs, colorado, alicia a kahn a fox news -- alicia acuna, fox news. >>> starting to feel the heat that is out in the mid-section of the country. >> and if there is any good news, the humidity is not as bad as we felt in -- earlier this week. >> and just give it time. >> we're going there. >> and that is not as bad as last time. >> uh-huh. >> and that is going to be present and less humid, slightly higher temperatures. follow me on that? >> uh-huh. >> and good news into the guys in colorado. that report was fired this morning and there is some rain out there and there is no rain there. there is a little coming through the midwest and we'll watch that and there is that chance thunderstorms could fire up over michigan, northern secs of ohio and ride into pennsylvania and into northern maryland before it's said and done and that is not the case now. we have fair skies out there and some hot temperatures, 95 degrees in the city and gaithersburg, 91; frederick, 93 and that relative humidity is not bad. a dew point of 50 degrees and that is a very, very low number. we're not tal

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>> well, alicia, the other thing that's amazing because at first everyone said it was a gaffe. now his surrogates like we saw are doubling down on it. no, it's not a gaffe. we mean it. this is policy. then he says that this is what the american people want. now, if you look at the polls, gallup 2011 says when asked about honesty and ethics, teachers 84% is what the american public saw. as the high rating. teachers 84%. police 54%. business executives who they want to give all the breaks to, to who they hold up, only 18%. so the american people want the opposite of what they want. they want to give business executives tax cuts and all kinds of cushions at the expense of first responders. the american public are the exact reverse. >> we know exactly what they're doing. they're hoping that the average american is so frustrated by the slow pace of this recovery they completely discount the role that government can play in creating opportunity. that's the choice this election is about. either you believe that government can take us to where we need to be that we should be at a time

and alicia menendez, host of "huffpost live." thanks for being here this evening. >> thanks for having us on. >> congresswoman, let me ask you. one of the men running for president profited from jobs that were sent overseas. are we on uncharted territory here? >> well, actually, i don't think we are. and i think romney has been pretty specific. he has said that he supports paul ryan's budget. he has said that the arizona immigration law was a model. so i think he has been clear. it's just that he doesn't like to be pinned down in interviews sometimes. but if he supports the paul ryan budget, he believes in ending medicare as we know it. >> that's very specific. >> yep. >> let me ask you something, alicia. the treasurer of a major super-pro romney super pac was spotted in the lobby of the retreat this weekend. he just happened to be there. i guess he just happened to be in the neighborhood of utah. his name is charlie spies and he's treasurer of restore our future, the super pac that has raised $64 million for romney. the romney c