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---estados unidos calific las amenazas como de peligro "real y claro" y ha reforzado su defensa en elmas antimisiles. topvo cesar ---aumenta a 56 el numero de muertes por las inundaciones que afectan desde ayer martes a argentina, de las cuales 48 ocurrieron en la ciudad de la plata ---segun el gobernador del distrito, daniel scioli, esta es una tragedia sin precedentes y aun falta por revisar casas que quedaron inundadas por el temporal... --- las autoridades informaron que en pocas horas cayo poco mas de un pie de agua que causo inundaciones repentinas... cesar ---en guatemala, las autoridades del pais centroameric ano, take vo ---informaron sobre la detencion de marco antonio sian chavez, alias el bufon, el supuesto maximo lider de la mara salvatrucha, la organizacion delicitiva mas temida en esa nacion... ---la aprehension se realizo en el puerto de iztapa, en el departmento sureno de escuintla, como parte de un operativo conjunto realizado por la policia y el ministerio publico.... ---sian chavez ahora enfrenta cargos de asociacion ilicita y asesinato.. stop open blanca ---en mex

take vo ---en sel, kerry expres el pleno apoyo de estados unidos a su aliado surcoreano, calific de inaceptablete y alent a china a sosegar a su vecino, del que es el nico aliado y respaldo econmico. ---pyongyang amenaz este viernes a japn con "llamas nucleares" en un editorial publicado por la agencia oficial norcoreana kcna, en el que calificaba de "provocadora s" las declaraciones de tokio diciendo que podra interceptar un misil que amenace su territorio. stop open . cesar ---en mexico aumenta la cifra de mujeres que son encarceladas por someterse al aborto... take 2 box ---jazive perez nos amplia la informacion desde la capital mexicana... te escuchamos jazive... take pkg ;01 ;10 ;21 ;42 1;02 1;48 en tres aÑos 679 mujeres en mexico fueron denunciadas por abortar ...y muchas de ellas llegaron a prision ... hilda vivio la peor pesadilla de su vida en una carcel de san luis potosi, se le acuso de haber atentado en contra de la vida de su bebe cuando ella asegura, nisiquiera sabia que estaba embarazada... super= hilda/ fue acusada de abortar ".... imágenes hilda " ...entra una mujer policía y m

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a wider vision of what they want to do with the califate, and apparently the older brother, in the sixs there was brought in to the fold in terms of that movement. >> the big question, if their vision for the califate extends beyond russia and maybe to the united states. let's ask about intelligence first. there are differing accounts. what happened in 2011 when they got word there were concerns about tamerlan tsavraev. are you satisfied that all that the fbi needed to do was done? >> the problem, of course, when a foreign government tips you of off. in this case, not just the fbi, but the cia as well about terrorist ties, you probably want to flag that file, right? you want to know in the future if that individual is going to travel. i would think you would want to know and check the websites, because on the website, of course, you had terrorist videos, you had him visiting chat rooms. clearly enough was not done to monitor the chatter. not one heads up we were given, but several. so i do have questions, absolutely. and this is -- this is one of the things we are looking at with our h

years ago when he was a field commander you know you see him with a bearded man dressed in fatigues in calif. military wear and now he's wearing you know nice dress suits with a tie and by as you know is a terrorist because he's known for his connection to heart of who was the mastermind behind several of the terror attacks which happened in in russia particularly the theater siege in the north in two thousand and two russia has actually presented documents that have supported evidence against in this particular instance and get his extradition was refused to russia first by denmark and then by the united kingdom in part of the interview the presenter translates a bit for and actually refers to some of the militants. he does that she refers to the terror suspects of in the boston bombing as these boys take for example the new york times headline which made waves in the news world the headline read far from war torn homeland trying to fit in i mean god is sympathetic to the to the terror. martyrs or freedom fighter salute and also portrays the image of. absolutely ravaged country that's prett

years ago when he was a field commander you know you see him with a bearded man dressed in fatigues in calif. military wear and now he's wearing you know nice dress suits with a tired voice you know as a terrorist because he's known for his connection to heart of who was the mastermind behind several of the terror attacks which happened in in russia particularly the theater siege in the north in two thousand and two russia has actually presented documents that have supported evidence against in this particular instance and get his extradition was refused to russia first by denmark and then by the united kingdom in part of the interview the presenter translates a beautiful and actually refers to some of the militants. he does that she refers to was the terror suspects of in the boston bombing as these boys take for example the new york times headline which made waves in the news world the headline read far from war torn homeland trying to fit in i mean that is sympathetic to the to the terror. freedom fighter salute and also to raise the image of. absolutely ravaged country that's pretty much

we will go to carson, calif. on the democratic line. good morning. i believe the judge's ruling should stand. personally, my experience was at 14 years old. was impregnated by an in-law of the family. it was a rape, not my doing. i had to drop out of school. it took us across the border to mexico to be married. it was a situation that i had to stay in until i was almost 18, one month before i got out and left and never went back. time.a very hard i ended up having two children in that relationship. it was hard all my life raising those children. i did. i worked for 49 years. i am now 75 and retired, but this is not something that had to happen. howle do not understand girls are in this position, especially at very young ages. host: thanks for the call. we appreciate your insight. john writes on twitter -- that will take us to the "daily news" editorial yesterday which did not agree with the decision. phone lines and twitter are open. the bill is from an bill, new jersey on the democratic line. your reaction to this ruling? caller: i called on the dem

pittsburg, from calif. the president will travel to the east room of the white house in a few minutes to be announcing a few private sector jobs initiative for veterans and military spouses. joining him will be the first lady, vice president joe biden and dr. joe biden sought for 11:45 and it may be a little late since the president is wrapped up this press conference, but we will have live coverage when that gets under way. we do have our c-span radio listeners and we invite you to also call in. kevin from brooklyn, new york, on the republican line. caller: hello. my name is kevin. i have two. want to make about syria. number one, we should not have to arm the arabs over there. ofthey could make a bomb out a crock pot, a pressure cooking pot, that means we do not need to arm them. they can arm themselves. there's a price for freedom that you have to pay. we did it in the revolutionary with then the 1960's movement for african-americans. we have to constantly continue with our struggles. they have to pay th

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there is an element inside chechnya that is trying to establish the islamic calif it.ion of the chechnyaan population. they use chechnya as a base of operations. >> megyn: the older brother and the younger brother to a lesser extent we believe had videos posted on line that spoke exactly of that, the califit and had radicalized postings at least over the last few years. >> they could be sympathizers to the global jihady network. i have nothing saying that they're connected with the chechnychechnyan movement. i'm sure we would have picked up chatter if that were the case. >> megyn: taking orders from? >> exactly. they might be lone wolf actors, not taking orders from anybody but sympathizing with the chechnyan cause or the islam i can cause. >> megyn: let's say they do sympathize with that cause. they don't normally target americans, even if they are in that one, you know, al-qaeda-linked group of the chechnyans who are radicals. you don't normally see this where they target americans for terror. >> this might not be a chechnyan national cause. it would be more of a jih

porter reconnect of tests and there were not that many chicano activists concentrated in the southwest, calif. some in seattle and contingent in chicago and wisconsin and because of harvesting migration. puerto ricans in new york between them and then opportunity to hook up and now we have latino, that wasn't the term. and the constructions we use today. there is no question raises the profile but to a certain extent, because the attention they want from the national media was there. concerned about the meal train and the symbols that folks have been covering the civil rights movement for years were more comfortable with. and i don't know what is going on with these other folks, and sad and funny moments, and supreme court protests, there was a man if we could flip a backwards to that. the guy with the glasses on the left, his name is hain't adams. american indian activists, washington post labels him as a white activist interested in indian rights. and to identify these folks if they weren't black or white, by mary was so persistent abinary t weston was different. the chicano community and a

not just in russia, by the way, but the chechnyans have a califate that would include all of southern russia but also afghanistan, pakistan. so they're involved in operations in those countries, as well, both hitting our soldiers, hitting pakistani units. and so as a consequence of this jihadist activity, there is a great deal of interest, there was, in these two young men -- or at least from the russian perspective, the mother and the oldest son. they were concerned that both would return to russia and might carry out activities there. >> and let me ask but that. obviously when they were worried about that, they warned the fbi and the sigh. at that time they asked for information which the russians, according to our understanding, did not subsequently provide. is russia properly sharing information with the united states? and this has to be a two-way streets if it happens. do we share with them? >> i think we're going to see after this more cross sharing upon information. i know two legislators from dagestan, both of them physicians. russians who have told me, shared with me both whe

police say al michaels was arrested in santa monica, calif. friday night as before 10. he spent more than five hours in jail before being released. michaels was charged with misdemeanor d.u.i. and is due in court on june 26th. neither michaels more nbc has commenting on the charges. >> a live look from our roof camera we're expecting more sunshine. >> downtowns and physical 56 will get up to 77 by late this afternoon. enjoy the sunshine and not fear sunscreen and sunglasses this morning. we will be right back. we are back. it is 414 . look at this video a midwest river continues to arrive in spilling over banks flooding communities up and down the river in central illinois. in spring bay. part of the peoria metro area. the authorities have issued the evacuation orders roads are impassable covered in water. river levels are higher than what if i feed and expected to be even higher. residents has been to the week sandbagging hoping to keep out the flood waters until the river recedes. >> the situation there is awfully dangerous this morning. >> meanwhile, back in the bay

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the >> and tell you you told me, calif.ying did you have a georgia id. >> -going back and forth try to figure out who this man is when it turns out that he has his name written down. >> would that be possibly that is aideed was under california that not so that this is his first and so why because i and named my name is tattooed on my arm. >> one of the offers tax the magic question. do you have a felony warrant for your arrest, are you on probation or parole? >> it turns out that he did have a warrant for his arrest and he was on probation. >> he was issued a $250 ferric the basic ticket and he was given a warning to get the one taken care of. he had money to disbared ticket. >> this was the the civic center are station stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> thank you for watching.

host: the next caller is from santa cruz, calif., democratic line. thankod morning, both your guests for being with us this morning. i have a question for mr. raben and it has to do with something said earlier in the show. st has to do with the judge being - filibustered. this is not by accident can i ask him what he meant with more deaths? host: bags for the call. -- thanks for the call. guest: there has been a concerted effort on the right, regrettably successfully, over the years, to advocate against progressive judges. we have reached a point where the right as an actual and the infrastructure, lobbyists and organizations and well funded media, to demonize some of the candidates that have come up from democratic presidents. are, does notwe have that kind of infrastructure. there have been some notable exceptions to that but there is an organized effort, well funded on the right, to go after judges and make them politically unviable or try to and it is a very significant thing. the nra has put a significant investment as part of their on two judic

host: our next call comes from charlie in el centro, calif., on our line for independents. thank you so much for cspan. am in withment i wells fargo is over a three-day holiday weekend last year, i had a secured the said that credit card and a checking account. about $3 shy of $50 in each account. a check went through there for $50 and wells fargo bounced the check from the checking account, asking for a cash advance from the visa card with fees involved. creditard issued a $50 fee they put me on notice that we needed to make a payment. was $50 plus the $50 fate and it went back and forth 11 times over the three-day holiday weekend when i got there tuesday morning, i went to the loan officer or assistant manager of the bank. i said something is going on. andsaid i owe them a $1,100 there's nothing we can do. i deposited my social security and than i did not do it. seven months later, they offered to make a settlement for $200. consumers are supposed to be able to opt in or opt out of overdraft. a lot of consers ke the caller caid the fact that there are still getting hit wi

caller:yucaipa calif., near san bernardino.ady that just spoke, she became a legal resident and she did the old way, i suppose. she does not realize and what most people don't realize, is that people, lower class people, middle class people, the suffering we go through. by the calls on c-span, we have been invaded. i have thought for a long time that the national parks should come here and protect our country and the national guard should be used to enforceable laws that are in place now. host: let's talk about that point -- possibly putting the military to use along the border or the national guard as a way to say that there is border security there and we can go forward -- guest: that as a tactic that has been used in the past. president obama early in his administration signed national guard troops to arizona. historically, that is when there has been flare ups along the border. that is something that has been used. there are sheriff's along the border who want more of that. i spoke with the sheriff from pennell county, ariz

if e was a couple of what questions asked -- tamara from dale city, calif., on our republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i don't think the discussion about u.s. intervention in syria is realistic. it is quite clear of the united states intervenes and syria, we will be at war with russia. we are enjoying improved relationship with russia with regard to international security. i am puzzled and there's even a discussion about u.s. intervention in syria. host: what about the idea of a no-fly zone? the number of members on the sunday shows yesterday did not support boots on the ground but what about a no-fly zone? caller: as you pointed out, a no-fly zone would be difficult to enforce. the russians have put in place an excellent air deterrent system in syria. host: what do you think the u.s. should do at this point? caller: i don't see that we have an option other than to go to hopefully, a coalition can develop un action. host: is that an effective route? about the use of chemical weapons? caller: it could be very productive. enabled intervention in the middle east for

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you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> hello, my name is jamie harper. in this episode, we are featuring the park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is this lake, a popular spot for strolling and paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed foreboding and -- for boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flores. a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many