cardenas: yes, we grew 4.6% last year.a slowdown of one percentage point but shows we have an economy that's able to adapt and accommodate the lower oil prices. we have a flexible exchange rates of the currency has depreciated about 30% and that's good for the other sectors in the economy. if there was a business sector you would recommend people going to colombia for to make money, where would they make the best that's? cardenas: anything that is related to the u.s. economic recovery -- colombia and the u.s. signed a free-trade agreement that came into force when the u.s. was in the middle of the recession. we have not been able to take advantage of the strong dollar and the strong u.s. economy. the exports from colombia to the united states like textile and garment and processed foods and petrochemicals, those sectors have huge opportunity for expansion. another sector that is benefiting from our improved security conditions is tourism. colombiast sector in is still a sector that has to catch-up. in other countries in th

social economic and democratic opportunities without further ado i'd like to welcome commissioner cardenas that will be starting us off. >> that's correct i'm josh thank you for choosing me good afternoon supervisors. thank you for inviting us yesterday and i'm the representative for the youth commission and begin with the first priority lauren san francisco for age in san francisco we believe that robust broader unfortunately united states has terrible rates and choose san francisco last year was our worst voter turnout and in california tennis world war ii we have protecting families as economics and the challenges that require young people's leadership to solve the city's problems that is crucial we have all hands on deck to have the youth develop their leadership and january of 2015 the youth commission urges the extension of voting rights this is central in those school elections built upon on previous resolutions by the board of supervisors and 2005 the board of supervisors supported the legislation 92 to allow each county to decide whether to lower the voting angle to 16 also superv

sot 23:39l 245 beatriz cardenas iba como a 80 aq esta calle y ea callepues es curva y sipre pasan loscarr aqui bien rapi y aunq eso no las regsara a lavida quieren quel culpablede esta tragedia pague por su crimen... sot santiago hernandez 20:16 al 20:31 que no pueda salir y asi sea una ensenanza mas para aquellos que quieran tomar y manejar en ese estado...por que causan mucho dolor en personas inocentes sandra amigos y familiares de esperanza y julie invitan a toda la comunidad a que se presenten manana a las 9 de la manana en la corte de pleasanton.. van a realizar una especie de protesta para que el juez asignado al caso sepa que estan muy enojados porque el sospechoso esta libre luego de haber pagado una fianza de 350 mil dolares... take cam pan vo-blanca --una persecucin policiaca por las calles de san mateo, termin con el arresto de 3 personas poco despus de las 6 de la tarde, la polica de san mateo respondi a la llamada de un robo a domicilio en la calle "santiago", lograron dar con el auto involucrado en la autopista 101 y cuando intentaron parar el vehiculo, los sospechosos

cesar --la policia de salinas continua tras la pista de "monique jimenez" de 28 aÑos y "lexie cardenas de 9 meses vo --madre e hija fueron reportadas como desaparecidas desde ayer, cuando salieron de su casa y no regresaron. --ademas de llevar a su bebe, monique tiene 6 meses de embarazo. -- si usted tiene informacion sobre el paradero de monique y su hija puede comunicarse con la policia de salinas. vo-blanca ---a pesar de los esfuerzos de san francisco para hacer las calles mas seguras para los peatones, hoy ocurrio otra tragedia. ---un niÑo de 12 aÑos fue atropellado por un tren ligero del muni, causandole la muerte. ---el hecho ocurrio en el distrito de "ingleside", donde segun testigos, el menor se atraveso por una calle para alcanzar el tren. take sot albie esparza el segundo vehiculo vio al chico al ultimo momento y paro y el chico hizo un movimiento sobre el cofre y dio una vuelta vo blanca --cuando el niÑo intento esquivar los autos, cayo en el carril donde venia el tren ligero que lo atropello. --el pequeÑo fue arrastrado 40 pies, ante los ojos desesperados de su madre que tr

s/ steven cárdenas, trabajador "el seguro que la sostiene se reventó y tenía mis maquinas en el suelona que me golpeó la espalda. y la pierna me la cogió la escalera cuando se cerró" latinos jvenes como l que trabajan en compaÑas de construccin pequeÑas corren ms peligros y enfrentan ms retos que otros trabajadores en ese mismo campo, segn un reporte revelado hoy. s/ michael flynn, instituto nacional para la seguridad y salud ocupacional "muchos de esos jóvenes es la primera vez que están trabajando entonces muchas veces no tienela autoconfianza de ir a confrontar su jefe o su supervisor cuando ven que hay un riesgo" dice que adems muchos no entienden el idioma y desconocen las medidas de seguridad. s/ juliana monsalve más de 800 latinos murieron en 2013 por accidentes en sus lugares de trabajo, según el reportmuchos más de que los perdieron la vida en cualquier otra industria laboral. los expertos dicen que muchos dueÑos de compaÑas pequeÑas no tienen los recursos para darle a sus empleados entrenamiento y equipos de seguridad. (nat up- por qué. por precio) giovanni castellanos tiene

. >> reporter: daniel hill of concord says she crossed the cardena strait for three years without a problemen in august of 2013 something went haywire with fast track. >> when i went to renew my registration for my vehicle there was a hold for 4,550 today. >> reporter: for $550 of unpaid tolls that should have been automatically paid for. >> online my account was always in good standing. >> reporter: hill disputed the charges, that was denied. fast track added a fee. she officered to make payments. >> it was rejected and ended up being $5,630. >> reporter: hill says she was almost in tears. the answer she says she got was shocking and highly inappropriate. >> you should look into bankruptcy. >> reporter: that's what hill did spending another $5,000 in legal fees for fast track fees and penalties that were not her fault. john goodwin of the bay area toll authority acknowledges customer service suggested bankruptcy. goodwin says fast track's goal is to work with customers. >> our interest is not in punishing customers, our interest is not collecting violation penalties. our interest really is

congressman mike capuano, tony cardenas congressman joe crowley, congressman mark desauliner congressman jarrod polis, congressman charles rangel, congressman cedric richmond. congressman loretta sanchez and congresswoman linda sanchez. all of them supported along with many others, nearly 50. i'm proud to say that the community in houston, the nepalese community has come together and they had a goal of raising $100,000. they have exceeded that goal under the leadership of mr. gimray and mr. nepal. they have exceeded the goal of $100000 and they are still raising additional funds. i believe that h.r. 2033 affords all of us to live not in vain. i think this is a great opportunity to do unto others as we would have them do unto us. i ask that we support h.r. 2033 and live not in vain. help somebody as we travel along our way. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has yielded. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. go to appeal but was never formally certified. it's not counted in the regional office

need for affordable housing seen a you run across the country to meant raise money the mayor with cardenas be riding around san jose looking different affordable housing talking to families who have been living in their habitat homes so he will be riding his bike with the camera rolling >> reporter: talk more about how you can get involved donate time and money would every can and users of the beginning of balkan and nepal to we're gonna talk about that as well thank you janis will talk year later >> reporter: and if you really want a look the part changes would help if you're looking a little dirty. >> reporter: the 11 again this morning so i may be a little bit cooler and a few spots >> reporter: alive look outside at sfo airport bright blue skies for much of the bay area these temperatures will continue to state mile from much of the bay area and lynn thomas stay in the lower fifties and in all warm up but will stay cooler long the coast the temperatures only stand into the 60s for much of the afternoon will be warming up into the seventies around lunchtime. a hot spot will be in locati

. ♪ ♪ alan: felicidades por danilo cÁrdenas, no habÍa visto la fotografÍa.nde vive marco rubio, tambiÉn republicano. sobrecogedoras imÁgenes muestran los estragos de la madre naturaleza en texas, millones de familias sufrieron el embate de lluvias, inundaciones, tornados. al menos dos personas fallecieron al inundarse su vivienda, y otras fueron rescatadas en helicÓptero, pero no sólo los humanos sufrieron peligro, tambiÉn animales. como si no bastara, los pronÓsticos indican que un nuevo sistema de tormentas avanza sobre el estado de la estrella solitaria. vamos a continuar con mÁs esta maÑana en "despierta amÉrica", contigo ximena y consejos para vernos bellas como tÚ. >> este segmento de "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por... ♪ ♪ ximena: amiga, si siempre luces el mismo peinado y no te atreves a los grandes cambios, pon atenciÓn. porque hoy nos visita el estilista que viene a enseÑarnos una simples trucos para transformar un look debÍa a -de dÍa a uno de noche, bienvenido. dicen que el cabello es el marco de la cara, queremos tener una espectacular, ¿cÓ