personally, i like bono very much.ne a lot of humanitarian work and efforts that i strongly admire. regarding the president, i don't think the president has destroyed the moral arc of the universe or compromised it to where you should not leak in album. >> brian: even hillary clinton will dial it back a little. >> kimberly: the worst idea that ever happened to america -- >> brian: innocence was lost, he told charlie rose. isn't there any irish politics he could discuss? >> dana: irish politics don't matter. >> kimberly: all! >> dana: i mean, to irish politics actually matter to the world? responded to the leader of the free world -- i would say his criticism is fairly mild compared to other people in hollywood. severing off donald trump heads and posting pictures with them. >> brian: i just think that he is putting himself way out there because people want to buy music, they don't want to talk about politics. if i were the producer of his album, i would be so mad at him. i would be so upset because the minute you call

las medidasincluyen un millonario bono. y asÍ >>gracias.este paquete de 15 leyes se pudo lograr despuÉs de meses de negociaciones entre demÓcratas de la legislatura. en un hecho sin precedentes, alcaldes de la principales ciudades del estado se unieron al gobernador para tomar acciÓn contra la grave crisis de vivienda que enfrenta california. seamos francos legisladores estatales y locales hicieron cosas buenas enfocÁndose en la eficiencia energÉtica, mejor insolaciÓn. pero muchas cosas buenas pueden crear algo malo. el enfoque de la legislatura fue reparar esta crisis. el resultado fue la firma de 15 proyectos de ley que se emitieron entre legislaciones claves, una cuota de $75 para cada transacciÓn de bienes raÍces. un bono de vivienda asequibles de $4,000,000,000 que se llevarÁ a los votantes. >> mÁs de $250,000,000 que vamos a donar para las familias. >>el senador y autor de una de estas leyes ve este paso como una base para que menos personas duerman en las calles. >> hace daÑo a la economÍa, a los trabajadores, a las familias y el med

esto incluye $4,000,000,000 en bonos para iniciar la construcciÓn de viviendas en el estado.ropuestas estatales la legislatura de california enviÓ al escritorio del gobernador una serie de medidas que tienen como meta ampliar las oportunidades de vivienda asequible. la regulaciÓn fue notificada por representantes de la asamblea e incluye $4,000,000,000 para proyectos de vivienda pero esta suma millonaria va a requerir la obra sin aprobaciÓn de los votantes para el prÓximo aÑo. en univisiÓn 14 celebramos el mes de la hispanidad con mayor frecuencia los estados unidos el idioma espaÑol estÁ en la lengua de muchas personas se estima que el 70% de la poblaciÓn latina en varios estados del paÍs la dominan casa. fernando pizarro se encuentra en washington con todos los pormenores. fernando: el espaÑol se habla cada vez mÁs en estados unidos. la cifra rÉcord 38 millones de latinos, el 70% de la poblaciÓn hispana del paÍs lo hablan casa.estas cifras fueron adelantadas de manera exclusiva por este centro de investigaciÓn como parte de su perfil anual de los hispanos en los estados uni

dylan, bono, one or two others. # there's nothing wrong with you i can't fix #.ut by the great and the good. listen, nelson mandela wants to talk to you on the phone. and there was a speakerphone and it was like... like nerve—racking, and he came on the phone and he was very funny. he went, "0h, hello, dave! so good of you to take my call!" and i was like, yeah, all right! and then he was talking about, you know, he wanted to turn the most negative number in his life of 30 odd years, a prison number, he was only called by 46664, he wanted to turn it into a positive number. and i said, what about making it a telephone number? and then nelson mandela himself made the message when you rang it, "hello, this is nelson mandela" and blah blah. and then they could hear songs. and the longer they stayed on the phone, the more they were donating to launch, you know, the foundation. # walk with me, baby # is there any truth in the story that you once entertained the notion that dogs might be able to talk, and you could investigate that and perhaps invest in it? well, no, it

a summer song on an autumn like day in day out that bono are playing their hit. or thirty six degrees at an outdoor venue in berlin under the city's old radio towers . of course we played it and we could have changed the lyrics to twenty six degrees celsius. we generate heat with our music and dancing. the to treat themselves to a trip up the tower only a cart grew up not far from here. is a originally from the rural region in western germany but when they founded their band back in the year two thousand they pretended to be from east berlin because it seemed cooler. as west berliners we gave ourselves a kind of east berlin sounding name to me and pretended to be from their lives especially one that was a time when you never knew where people were from and so we pretended to be from the east i guess was when those most. the couple did in fact meet in the eastern side of town and they live there too for a long time then seventeen years ago they found it's fire valvano they've just released their a foul ball the duel on and off the stage love to see their fans up o

. >> they are handling it pro bono of the. >> this park owner needs to put a lid on the rampant revenue grab that has been >> they said it is a last resort. >> i fee like i live in a house of cards and i'm in the bottom of it and i feel like he will flick the card and i'll have move. abc7 news. >>> the jewish community in oakland is rallying together after vandals scrolled anti-semitic slurs at a local temple. they quickly covered it up. not with paint but paper. so worshippers could write messages of hope and love. >> people are pretty upse and disappointed and saddened. it won't stop us from doing our thing and worshipping on rosh hashana, the jewish new year. >> police are treating it as a hate crime. they're offering a reward and looking at surveillance video to try to firpd who was responsble of will. >> low going after a pileup that killed one person. apparently a collision between a big rig and a pickup truck. it has been snowing on and off for hours. it took place just after 11:00 this morning. all westbound lanes of the freeway remain closed for more than four hours. road cond

bono and the edge. musical guest u2. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 732, jersey! yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! oh, welcome! [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here, everybody. thank you. welcome to "the tonight !" this is it, you made it, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] well guys, it is official, football season has begun. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is it! but this is cool. i saw that the patriots will play a game in mexico this november. yeah. and once they're down there, the rest of the league will say, "okay, build the wall. quick. i mean -- we have a chance -- we have a chance!" [ laughter and applause ] "we have a chance." meanwhile, i saw that the -- the new york jets are 1,000 to 1 long shots to win the super bowl. [ light laughter ] that -- that means that if you -- if you bet just one dollar, you will lose just one dollar. [ laughter and applause ] i mean -- that's it -- it

. >> whoever ordered them, name it bono. >> instead of crust, they have edge now. >> this is kid rock video, he's running for senator in micgan. but it's very kid rock. >> i don't think you should have ttake care of deadbeat nothing system [bleep]. >> watch, he's going to win. charles: kid rock's already been to the white house. he was there the day afr he got in the white house. harvey: i don't

bono and the edge. musical guest u2.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 732, jersey! yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! oh, welcome! [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here, everybody. thank you. welcome to "the tonight show!" this is it, you made it, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] well guys, it is official, football season has begun. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is it! but this is cool. i saw that the patriots will play a game in mexico this november. yeah. and once they're down there, the rest of the league will say, "okay, build the wall. quick. i mean -- we have a chance -- we have a chance!" [ laughter and applause ] "we have a chance." meanwhile, i saw that the -- the new york jets are 1,000 to 1 long shots to win the super bowl. [ light laughter ] that -- that means that if you -- if you bet just one dollar, you will lose just one dollar. [ laughter and applause ] i mean -- that's it --

la tÁctica fue revelada por empleados para recibir bonos y lograr metas de ventas >> lo mÁs importantez: hoy la compaÑÍa bancaria respondiÓ con este siguiente comunicado. en el transcurso del Último aÑo hemos hecho muchas mejorÍas al banco, por ejemplo la eliminaciÓn de metas de venta de productos para nuestros banqueros en sucursales y despidieron a 5300 empleados involucrados en el fraude. muchos revelaron y pagaron mÁs de $100,000 en multas por sus acciones. desde san francisco, luz peÑa, noticias univisiÓn 14. ♪ [llanto] ramÓn: la siguiente historia incluye un vÍdeo que le dio la vuelta al mundo . este hombre fue arrestado por inmigraciÓn cuando dejaba a su hija en la escuela. francisco ugalde nos tiene el emotivo reencuentro de este padre de familia. francisco:hoy fue indudablemente uno de los mejores dÍas de sus vidas. >> gracias a dios estoy con mi familia otra vez. gracias a todos ustedes por el apoyo tambiÉny a toda la gente . muchas gracias. reportero: su esposa y sus cuatro hijas fueron, cuando saliÓ del centro de detención, lo primero que vio despuÉs de tanto tiempo. >> es

. >> whoever ordered them, name it bono. >> instead of crust, they have edge now. >> this is kid rockator in micgan. but it's very kid rock. >> i don't think you should have ttake care of deadbeat nothing system [bleep]. >> watch, he's going to win. charles: kid rock's already been to the white house. he was there the day afr he got in the white house. harvey: i don't

the irish musician gavin friday as a cd and a book that was illustrated by friday's childhood friend bono of the band u two who got help from his daughters in jordan and the tree. and he takes number one on our list of five musicians are you probably didn't know also pranked. the original drawings fetched more than three hundred thousand euros at auction in two thousand and three in the proceeds went to charity. i have to say i don't know how they have the time to do about painting in between. of course the method of song rising can be different for every artist depending on measure music off areas this week features five musicians in the german capital who are making them mock with the help of street performing the rapper we tilted today is always happy when he's out there but i often you never know who might just walk by and pick up a cd. the. name is of a. street rapper from texas i lived in like a town called denton texas it's a really really small town that worked at a restaurant for many many years mexican food restaurant and it was really cool and it was about a position where i co

. - un bono de 4mil millones de dlares fue aprobado la semana pasada para agua y parques, sin embargo republicanos estn en contra de la medida ya que alegan que en el plan no se ha includo la represa de oroville. - ellos aseguran que las estructuras de agua estn en mal estado y necesitan reparaciones. - funcionarios estatales estn investigando la situacin actual de la represa. cesar --- al presentarse en las garitas de inspeccion de la patrulla fronteriza, los beneficiarios de daca continuan siendo detenidos para verificar su estatus migratorio.pero en las mas recientes detenciones, algunos soÑadores aseguran haber sido intimidados por agentes fronterizos --- blanca ---alicia barrera viajo hasta la ciudad de sarita, texas para hablar en exclusiva con un beneficiario minutos despues de su liberacion. take pkg :01 :14 :46 la declaracion, de acuerdo a rey montoya jr, la hizo un agente de la patrulla fronteriza en la garita de inspeccion de sarita texas momentos despues de que su familiar presentara el permiso de daca victor domnguez / asegura haber sido detenido por horas "la patrulla qu

over the past years vargas has taken dozens of pro bono case. >> your grandparents are really big fighters, and they're fighting a lot. >> reporter: an opportunity for him to provide both legal and moral support. >> they're your inspiration. they're your role models. >> you're a lawyer. this is your business. but for you this i personal. >> it is personal because i am undocumented. i am protected under daca. and if daca is taken away i could lose my driver's license. i could lose my work authorization. i could possibly lose my law license as well. >> reporter: vargas is the first openly undocumented lawyer in the state of new york, the place he calls home. >> if i was to be deported, i would turn right back because this is my home and no one's going to take me away from my home. >> reporter: he was 5 years old when he was brought to the u.s. by his mother. together they would cross the mexican border illegally. he says the feeling of uncertainty has been looming long before trump took office. >> what we're seeing now is a deportation force that president obama pretty much fueled up and han

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eventually he found a lawyer who submitted a freedom of information act request pro bono but would do no more. only through that was he able to discover he had been accused of sexual harassment but he was still denied notice of the specific allegation and he remain suspended. this young man was denied due process. despondent and without options are hope, after five years of sobriety, he relapsed and attempted to take his own life. he felt he had let down everyone who mattered to him, including his grandmother who was looking forward to seeing the first member of her family in capping down. whatever your accusers say you are is what people believe you are. that is the current reality. here's what it looks like. a student says he or she was sexually assaulted by another student on campus. if he or she is an urge to keep quiet or discouraged from reporting it to local law enforcement, the case goes to a school administrator who will act as the judge and jury. the accused may or may not be told of the allegations before a decision is rendered. if there is a hearing, both the survivor and

he found a lawyer who submitted a freedom of information act pro bono but would do no more. he had discovered he had been accused of sexual harassment but was denied notice of the specific allegations and he remained suspended. this young man was denied due process. despond and and without options or hope -- despond and and -- dent and without options or hope -- whatever your accusers say you are, he told me, is what people leave you are. that is the current reality. here is what it looks like. a student says he or she was sexually assaulted by the student on campus. if he or she is not urged to keep quiet or discouraged from reporting it to local law enforcement, the case goes to the school administrator, who will act as the judge and jury. the accused may or may not be told of the allegations before a decision is rendered if there is a hearing, both the survivor and the accused may or may not be allowed legal representation. whatever evidence is presented may or may not shown to all parties. , if allowednesses to be called, may or may not be cross examined. and washington

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we do pro bono right off the bat i felt like that was a place i was very safe to show my story. >> whato you want to do careerwise? >> eventually i want to get into immigration law. i want to be an attorney. the and hopefully work in government and politics in h the future. >> what will happen to those plans if daca doesn't stay in place? >> right. well there's so many scenarios that you kind of have to prepare for. worst case scenario, probably have to start a new career in a new country. learn how to do my work in the completely new language. >> would that are -- are you saying that would be mexico or some other country. >> mexico. most likely just have to start over and see what i can do to further my education. it's all very uncertain but doing my best to take all the scenarios into consideration and come up with plans. >> can you share with us your story of your family. >> i was 4 years old. there was situations in mexico that were putting my family at risk. so my dad decided to move us here. we all came in different manners but we all got here eventually. >> when you say that what

again it is it would be interesting to consider who benefits cui bono who benefits from a free for all because obviously somebody must be thinking that they benefit more from the collapse of all rules and international anarky than for any somebody might be thinking i don't see a whole lot of thinking out there more of it another derivative of that if even if the. countries of nato and the united states say even japan ignore russia take russia out of the equation on the international stage that doesn't stop from russia in china resolving this issue themselves who becomes marginalized then it cuts both ways going that's why i talk about it as a great game with multiple players now not just although if the u.s. is doing its best to push it that way the problem when we're talking about international order is that we hear and western commentators and talk about two different international orders we talk about the post world war two one nine hundred forty five un. un security council un charter world of international order solver and noninterference in domestic affairs well they are talking

he found a lawyer who submitted a freedom of information act request pro bono. only through foia was he able to discover he was accused of sexual harassment but still denied notice of the specific allegations and remained suspended. this young man was denied due process. despondent and without options or hope, he relapsed and attempted to take his own life. family e let down his . d mostly his grandmother whatever your asuesers say your he told me, is what people believe you are. that is the current reality. here's what it looks like. a student says he or she was sexually assaulted by another student on campus, if he or she isn't urged to keep quiet or report it to law enforcement, the case goes to a school administrator who will act as the judge and jury. the accused may or may not be told about a decision. if there is a hearing, the survivor and the accused may or may not be allowed legal representation. whatever evidence is presented may or may not be shown to all parties. whatever witnesses, if allowed to be called, may or may not be cross-examined. and wash

eventually he found a lawyer who submitted a freedom of information act pro bono but would do no more. only through the foya would he discover that he had been accused of sexual harassment but he was still denied notice of the specific allegations and he remains suspended. this young man was denied due process. decemb despondent and absent of home, he tried to take his overwhelm life. he felt he let down everyone who mattered to him, including his grandmother, who so looked forward to seeing the first member of her family don cap and gown. whatever your accusers say you are, he told me, is what people believe you are, that is the doesn't reality. -- current reality. here's what it looks like. a student says he or she was sexual assaulted by another student on campus, if he or she isn't urged to keep quiet or discouraged from reporting it to local law enforcement, the case goes to a schooled ed administr who will act as judge and jury, this individual may or may not be told the facts of the case before the decision is rendered. and the accused may or may not be allowed legal representa

lawyers get such a bad rap all the time, but you have now legal aid societies stepping up, you have pro bono attorneys stepping up -- >> trying. >> and they're assisting people for free legal work to help protect them and file their claims. >> which is great. >> they have to preserve the damage that's there to their homes. they have to hold on, they have to take photos, they have to prepare to file these claims. it's just an absolute mess there. and i guess everybody's just trying to cope and do the best they can. but it's a very bad situation. disaster recovery takes years, fred. doesn't happen overnight. >> it sure does. it's so great that there is that kind of legal help that is free and accessible. so then, avery, you file your claim and perhaps you make it within that 60 days, but that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to get a check right away. so for people who do have mortgages, you know, have rent but they don't have their source of income right now, they can't pay. is there anything preemptively they can do so that it doesn't become a legal challenge down the road that they los

. >> reporter: legal aid is handing the case pro bono with law firm. >> housing is limited in the area. for the residents of trailer villa, living her provides them with piece of american dream. being able to own something that's yours. >> reporter: many folks just trying to stay because it's too expensive to go anywhere else. >> we're just trying to get rents down to what they're supposed to be by law. >> reporter: in redwood city, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> on the last day of summer, can you believe? snow fell. video from cal trans cameras on interstate 80. >> and winter travel advisory in effect right now. that can't last right, sandhya? >> no but advisory is up until 11:00 tonight. live doppler 7 now, in the bay area, clouds but sierra, it's been snowing as you saw from pictures. thunderstorms in the area. wider picture, same storm that brought us the chill this morning. and same one that produced showers earlier in the week. but snow showers will taper. until then winter weather advisory until 11:00 p.m. slippery roads. three to six inches expected above 7,000 feet. up to eight

. >> reporter: legal aid is handing the case pro bono with law firm. >> housing is limited in the area. for the residents of trailer villa, living her provides them with piece of american dream. being able to own something that's yours. >> reporter: many folks just trying to stay because it's too expensive to go anywhere else. >> we're just trying to get rents down to what they're supposed to be by law. >> reporter: in redwood city, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> on the last day of summer, can you believe? snow fell. video from cal trans cameras on interstate 80. >> and winter travel advisory in effect right now. that can't last right, sandhya? >> no but advisory is up until 11:00 tonight. live doppler 7 now, in the bay area, clouds but sierra, it's been snowing as you saw from pictures. thunderstorms in the area. wider picture, same storm that brought us the chill this morning. and same one that produced showers earlier in the week. but snow showers will taper. until then winter weather advisory until 11:00 p.m. slippery roads. three to six inches expected above 7,000 feet. up to eight

will tell you that they worked in county hospitals and there are so many surgeons who do a lot of pro bono work. and those are some of the most challenging cases when they actually learned the most. any child who goes in the hospital who has a life-threatening heart condition and need surgery is not going to be turned away. there something in this country called the hippocratic oath. one of my very best friends is the head of pediatric surgery. in arkansas. what he does in taking those lives into his hands, it takes so much dedication and hard work. that's and grace and a soul. those are the human beings who would never turn away the kind of people that jimmy kimmel is talking about. >> juan: rand paul is a doctor too and he is saying no. the hospital association is saying no. >> kimberly: he is an eye doctor. >> juan: yes, okay. >> dana: like a dentist, not a real doctor. >> juan: the ama is saying no. aarp is saying no. >> jesse: all those groups said yes to obamacare and it imploded, juan. you're not even paying attention. >> juan: conservatives say this to each other back and forth. >>

opportunity to advocate appropriately within the bar to ensure there is broad anticipation and pro bono opportunities of folks that are real risk are well represented. i'll ask you the same question, how as a district court judge you can ensure access to justice and effective representation is balanced between all parties who appear before you. >> i cannot agree more with your sentiments that you have expressed with that issue. i started as an intern for the federal public defenders office a long time ago and thought i would work for the full-time they got their budget cut and then a lost my job. i agree with everything the other panelists have said, but a couple thoughts came to mind. one is that because i've not a lot of criminal work to make a real effort, we have really great criminal defense lawyers in our county and i'm in a make a serious committed effort to meet with them and get their ideas think they should be considering into. another thing i'll say is it's not just assigning cases, sometimes unfortunately our system the quality of the learner you have has an impact on what h

and some were incensed, tweeting out that if the associated press report is correct, the trump bases bono, destroyed, irrefutable, and disillusioned beyond repair." >> reporter: there is still an open question on how much slack supporters of president trump will give him on an issue like the border wall. doug luzader, fox news. >>> earlier this morning president trump tweeted his version, "no deal was made last night on daca . massive border security what have been agree to but in exchange for consent which is subject to vote -- the wall will continue to be built." >>> it is 6:07 am. >>> coming up, the latest on the relief effort after hurricane irma and when the electricity and power will be back on for millions. >>> chinatown is getting the green light in we will tell you about this new series focusing on this san francisco neighborhood. >>> we have crash on 580 that is blocking nearly all of the lanes of 580 on the dublin grade. we will tell you what that is doing to the livermore commute, and it has been here going on two hours and at least for another few hours it will be here. >>> t

i think he's doing it pro bono. he just wants to show the president and the nation what summary of his caliber can do. >> leland: it's certainly good advertising. i'm sure he'll have lots of customers come next summer. john roberts, appreciated, thank you sir. >> julie: he'll be out there shoveling snow, what you mean customer he's not done. for more on this, let's bring back glenn hall. let's talk about the daca deal because it's not officially a deal first of all. this wasn't a nerve between nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and it really aggravated the heck out of g.o.p. leaders. let's be clear here you're not only is there not a deal, is the g.o.p. in control of the house, not the democrats. how bad is a daca deal for republicans? >> there's two sides. first, the president signaling a little but of displeasure with republicans not getting other legislative items done and signaling a willingness to do what it takes. there's going to be some issues between democrats and republicans if there is a bipartisan one becaus

initial travel ban, the injustices occurring on the immigration front to represent people doing pro bono work to deal with some of this injustice. we see it with a array of older groups hindu groups emerging to deal with these structural problems in the political system and whether it's arnold short banker using his clout and name to take on the redistricting i issue or actually a conservative tea party group take back our republic headed by the guy who ran the campaign of dave brat in his congressional district in richmond for the influence of big money in politics joining with people on the left. we see in is uncommon ethics in washington that the former ethics counsel to obama, nor do i send with the ethics counsel to the first richard painter to try and take on the kleptocratic started with the presidentn moving on through his entire family and on down through many others. if we sustain this, but in particular one who runs a group called citizens university in seattle is pulling people together across a lot of lines in as they strive to communicate in this simple fashion, they ara fi

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that's a pro bono thatblem that plaguing this area. we met a woman who decided to stay. here's what she told us. >> why did you stay? >> to do somebody a favor. and i feel like a fool. now i know. >> and not only does she feel like that, anderson, she said afterwards she just feels, quote, stupid. she would not recommend that for anyone. she says she is also stranded and wondering about how she's going to continue to get water. supplies, anderson, supplies, supplies, that is going to be the problem in the keys. >> kyung lah, long road ahead. we got a first look at the destruction in the keys. i want to show the before and after picture. on the left side is in front of snappers bar in key largo thursday. three days later, on the right, is the same location yesterday. the bar, parts of the bar decimated. i spoke with the owner, peter. >> i'm sorry for what you're going through. we saw pictures of your bar before and after the storm. what's your understanding of the extent of the damage? >> well, one of my bar tenders -- i haven't been there, but one of my bartenders was th

initial travel ban, with the injustices occurring on the immigration front to represent people doing pro bono work with dealing with some of the injustice. we are seeing with wide array of old groups and new groups emerging to try and deal with some of the structural problems in the political system and whether it's arnold schwarzenegger using his cloud and name to take on the redistricting issue or actually a conservative tea party group take back republic headed by the guy who ran the campaign of dave brad who knocked out eric candor to try and reduce the influence of big money in politics, joining with people on the left. we are seeing an activism, the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington with the former ethics council to obama, norman isen joining with ethics council to the first bush, richard to try and take on starting with the president moving on through his entire family and then on down through many others and if we sustain this but in particular now i will mention one another example, eric lew is pulling people together into coffees and meals across a lot of lines an

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initial travel ban, with the injustices occurring on the immigration front, to represent people doingpro bono work . to deal with some of this injustice. we are seeing it with a wide array of older groups and new groups merging to deal with some of these structural problems in the political system and whether it's arnold schwarzenegger using his clouds and name to take on the redistricting issue or actually a conservative tea party group, take back our republic headed by that guy who ran the campaign of eric bratt who knocked off eric cantor to try and reduce influence of big money in politics, joining with people on the left. we are seeing an activist group, the citizens for responsibility and ethics with the former ethics counsel to obama, normalizing joining with the ethics counsel to the first bush richard painter to try to take on the kleptocratic starting with the president moving through his entire family and down through many others and if we sustain this , but in particular now i mentioned one other example, eric lou who runs a group called citizens university in seattle is pulling p

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