el acusado juan carlos gutiÉrrez, fue sorprendido por varios alumnos y ademÁs existe video de una cÁmarapechosos del tiroteo en un desfile del dÍa de las madres, en nueva orleans, donde 19 personas resultaron heridas. investigadores lo identificaron gracias a las pistas de la comunidad, y aÚn no descartan que haya mÁs sujetos involucrados. autoridades federales en california, estÁn intensificando la bÚsqueda de miembros de los carteles de la droga mexicanos. que operan en ciudades norteamericanas en el Área de la frontera con mÉxico. uno de ellos, el de sinaloa encabezado por el narcotraficante mÁs buscado, joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, aunque como dijo un portavoz de la dea a jaime garcÍa, se cree que el chapo opera desde territorio mexicano. >>> en esta zona fronteriza entre san diego y tijuana, ha comenzado a distribuirse este cartel con uno nueva lÍnea de informaciÓn telefonica y una direcciÓn electronica establecida por la agencia federal antinarcÓticos la dea. para tener informaciÓn que ayude mexicano, joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn y sus principales cÓmplices. >>> (hablado en inglÉs) el carte

. >> former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez was among the rich is getting the discussion on u.s. immigration policy and potential changes to the nation's immigration laws. the migration policy institute hosted this 90 minute event. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the joint effort of the wilson center. the title of the report -- and i am sure you have seen the reports and outside for you to take along -- is "think originally." this report has tried to rethink how the relationships in the region, including the migration relationship, but perhaps more importantly, the development and growth within the region, in which the region can compete more successfully in an increasingly global world might become much better over the next decade and beyond. the key words here are "regional" and "migration." we need to do something, and in order to do so we actually started by looking at the migration status quo, its causes, consequences, and then we tried to look into its future, but we did through a regional lens. solutions to problems that have divided parts of the region and the unite

after that a live discussion with former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez and former mexican president on migration and economic competitiveness in the u.s., mexico and central america. then a forum on the political situation in egypt two years after the revolution with a look at the country's political crisis and its new generation of leaders. and the senate returns at 2 p.m. eastern from a one week recess for general speeches followed later by votes on the internet sales tax bill and legislation dealing with flood protection and water supply projects. >> mrs. grant was also interesting. you know, they had had this extraordinary roller coaster existence. for most of their lives, ulysses was regarded as an abject failure, unable to provide for his own family. and then in almost no time at all, suddenly he was the most popular man in the country, the man who had saved the union on the battlefield and then president of the united states. >> julian loved her time in the white house. she said in her memoirs, it was like a bright and beautiful dream. quite the most wonderful time of my life

immigration and economic competitiveness in mexico and south america with former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez and former mexico resident ernesto zedillo. that is live at nine 11:30 a.m. eastern. a look at -- 9:30 a.m. eastern. a look at the political situation in egypt. the new america foundation will host a discussion about egypt's new generation of leaders in the countries current political structure. our coverage begins at 12:15 p.m. eastern. >> senate chaplain barry black talked about the conflict between religious and secular views. he focused on the role of religious liberty and political freedom in the the founding of the united states and the influence of religion on democracy. from the heritage foundation, this is about 45 minutes. >> we, of course, welcome all of us who join us on these occasions and on our heritage.org website and those joining on c-span. we would ask everyone here in- house if you would be so kind to see that cell phones are being turned off as we prepare to begin. all of us would appreciate that, especially those recording the event. we will post the program on t

has been involved in a broad set of issues, milliard with the domestic debate and discussion, carlos gutierrez. he served in the second bush administration, and he and michael chertoff were the point people for immigration reform. he has remained interested in the issue within his party as well as nationally, and we are very pleased he has been part of this effort, and i am pleased to be a book introduced him and ask him to becocome to the podium at this time. gutierrez/ >> this is the perfect moment to talk about a new vision for greater prosperity and competitiveness in the region. this week the senate will mark up legislation that the u.s. very much needs in order to make the u.s. immigration system more responsive to economic conditions and labour market needs. the very importantly, to make the u.s. more competitive. i want to emphasize one thing, that is, immigration reform will create more jobs for american citizens, and i will repeat that. immigration reform will create more jobs for american citizens. president obama has returned from a meeting with presidents of mexico and costa rica