voluntarios del gobierno habÍa participado en el escÁndalo de prostituciÓn de servicio secreto en cartagena washington. >> una mujer en new jersey enfrenta cargos. la vÍctima es envejeciente, es conocida en la ciudad y especialmente a la alcaldÍa. >> resulta que despuÉs de que fue una de los personajes claves en el comitÉ para destituir al alcalde de la ciudad, ahora la lupa estÁ en ella. >> sÓlo ofrece un comentario por telÉfono a univisiÓn hoy. se entregÓ a las autoridades en el departamento de policÍa luego de que se levantara cargos en su contra. cheques fraudulentos y el robo de mÁs de 100.000 $. la vÍctima segÚn las autoridades tiene 88 aÑos de edad. el dato curioso de esta historia es que es una de las personas claves dentro del comitÉ que se formÓ en noviembre para destituir al alcalde bermÚdez. aunque fallaron en su intento de no rcaudar las firmas. >> obviamente se ve problemas, yo siempre he dicho que moralmente hay problemas. >> el alcalde asegura que este es solo el comienzo de la verdad que va salir a relucir de todos los miembros del comitÉ. para la nube ensombrece y parece n

the beauty of the surroundings here in cartagena colombia attracts many tourists.he beauty of the girls attracts many of men willing to pay. >> especially those games. if you're messing with the girls -- they'll keep you up. i had this chick with me for two days. >> reporter: these guys are supposedly here for a surprise bachelor party. tim ballard, the best man. in charge of the money. marcus is a local tout who has been backing that he can arrange anything. >> what do we got? >> we got some new chickens? >> yeah, what it is, i got six chickens. >> reporter: obviously they're not talking poultry. they're after girls for the big party and the younger, the better. but they have to speak in code because what they're looking to do, hire underage prostitutes, is illegal here. marcus tells them to be careful. >> it's illegal. you can go to prison for that [ bleep ]. >> reporter: that's not to say he's unwilling to provide, if the price is right. >> okay, of the girls that we already have that are sure, how many of them are actually minors? >> we have -- >> seriously min

ahora el gobierno deberÍa responder a mÁs preguntas, sobre lo ocurrido en cartagena.lientes de city, a los que se les ocurriÓ luego de asesoramiento muy alto. el acuerdo devuelve casi 6 millones el acuerdo devuelve casi 6 millones a casi 31.000 clientes de la compaÑÍa. no se retire que regresemos en 55 segundos. >> en puerto rico las investigaciones en el caso de la mujer que perdiÓ la vida luego de someterse a una cirugÍa estÉtica en colombia, sigue en vigencia. mariana torres tiene los detalles. >> catherine hopkins llegÓ a justicia luego de ser la propietaria del spa de rejuvenecimiento. >> ha admitido que conoce al doctor carlos ramos, quien intervino anÁlisis santana garcÍa, la portorriqueÑa fallecida tras una cirugÍa estÉtica que tenÍa como beneficio de la tomen y una liposucciÓn. - tras una cirugÍa estÉtica de abdomen y una liposucciÓn. >> tuvimos que interrumpir porque se siente mal. va recibir ayuda mÉdica. >> carlos ramos no tiene licencia para ello. se sospecha que a travÉs de ella, el médico vino a puerto rico para reclutar mujeres y llevarlas a colombia.

las alegaciones de la conducta del joven en cartagena son total y completamente falsas.hacer lo correcto se preguntaron si podÍa daÑar la reelecciÓn del presidente. estuvo complemente mal. >> mÁs de diez agentes el servicio secreto y militares despedidos. >> en el equipo de la casa blanca entrevistÓ a los que viajaron. en la casa blanca lourdes meluza univisiÓn. >> una mujer joven puso fecha y lugar a fines de sus dÍas. en lugar de esperar la muerte quiere morir, tomando una dosis de medicamentos que le recetaron. planea tomarse la dosis. dice que lo hace para promover mÁs leyes sobre la muerte digna. juan carlos con esta dramÁtica decisiÓn que se debate entre coraje, derecho a morir. >> a sus 29 aÑos de edad tiene un tumor en el cerebro. tiene meses de vida. >> dÍa tras día va en deterioro. estÁ lo que quiere evitar. >> se mudÓ con su esposo desde california a oregon. es uno de los 5 estados junto con washington, montana, vermont y nuevo mÉxico que permite la muerte asistida. >> dejÓ su familia, su grupo de apoyo para irse a otro estado. porque en california no hay esa

habrÍa invitado a una prostituta a su habitaciÓn en cartagena investigadores habrÍan sido presionadosel equipo del presidente haya estado involucrado en el escÁndalo, una analista republicana dice que el encubrimiento estarÍa clarísimo. >> la casa blanca sabÍa lo que estaba pasando antes de las elecciones y se preguntaron si eso podÍa daÑar la reelecciÓn del presidente, estuvo completamente mal. es una encubrimiento total. >> la casa blanca no hecho declaraciones de redes sociales el portavoz calificÓ el reporte de antiguos. un congresista republicano que encabeza la investigaciÓn del servicio secreto por los recientes problemas de seguridad en la casa blanca indicÓ que el gobierno ahora tendrÍa que responder a mÁs preguntas sobre lo ocurrido en cartagena. colombia. >> hay que tener cuidado, muchas personas estÁn comprando y vendiendo vehÍculos en internet aunque los precios pueden ser atractivos los baratos pueden salirles muy caros. >> te damos la bienvenida a raquel martÍnez buenas tardes platÍcanos quÉ precauciones debemos tomar al comprar o vender por internet? >> si estÁ compran

remember that trip to cartagena president obama took two years ago?ember the trouble the secret service got itself into that weekends, the boozing and the prostitutes? with the president blaming it all on a couple of knuckle heads. fasten your seat belt. there it is, the news that the white house was given information suggesting that a prostitute was an overnight guest of a member of the president's advance team but government investigators kept that information from its report on the handling of the secret service episode. so the advance team member, the difference being, he never got exposed, never suffered the punishment doled out to a dozen agents who got caught up in the whole matter. joining me now, two white house correspondents, kristen welker with nbc news and david with "the washington post." jonathan dock had a sex worker at his hotel room on that trip to colombia. quote, the hotel logs for dach's stay, showed that a woman was registered to his room at on april 4, including an attached photocopy i.d. of the woman. it matches that of a woman

. >> ortiz-cartagena is absent. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian? >> here. >> and commissioner riley. >> and commissioner white. >> here. >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> next item please. >> before we can move into the minutes commissioners i want to let you know that there was a photo copying error with the agenda and so the second page is missing but what is missing is just the president's report, or the vice president's report, the standard items so, the president has a full copy, and we will read you through that. >> and all right, item number 2, is general public comment, and allows the members of the public to comment on matters within the commissioner's purview and considers new items for the future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to make a comment? >> seeing number. >> item three is approval of the july, 14th, meeting minutes. >> i move. >> that was commissioner riley? >> yes. >> moved. >> and they have been approved. >> item four is discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the

. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian? >> yes. >> commissioner white? >> yes. >> commissioner yee riley? >> aye. >> that motion passes 7-0. >> great. thank you very much. and i want to stop the agenda, if we can, if we can do the picture. >> all right. we will take a three-minute break to take some photos. >>pl >> are we he waiting for commissioner dwight? [pause] [multiple voices] >> all right, commissioner, item number 7, letter requesting the city communicate with and include neighborhood merchants in the emergency planning and city activation coordination that are traditionally impacted by large events. so, this is primarily coming from several merchant areas that a couple years ago were impacted by the giants, you know, large groups of people in the streets, you know, windows damaged, graffitied. and, so, were contacted by our office. i did forward you one e-mail from one merchant group, what's going on, what's the plan. and, so, i thought it might be appropriate for the commission to send a letter stating that in the

>> aye. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian? >> yes. >> commissioner white? >> yes. >> and commissioner irene yee riley? >> yes. >> all right, so, commissioner, we have 7 votes to continue to hear the item once the advisory board has put together its recommendation. >> great. thank you. next item. >> next item is discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on bos file no. 141006 [administrative code - legacy business registry, rebate program, and establishing fees]. ordinance amending the administrative code to direct the small business he commission to establish a legacy business registry, authorize an administrative fee for the registry not to exceed $50, and, for the next five years, provide a rebate to qualified legacy businesses that purchase the real property from which they operate and to qualified landlords that purchase the real property from which legacy business operate if the purchaser extends the term of the legacy business's lease by at least ten years, in an amount equal to t

he was at the center of the government's review involving secret service agents in cartagena in 2012.t of a job after allegations surfaced that he visited a prostitute himself. the department of homeland security says he separated from the federal service on august 9th of this year and so a lot of people are asking a lot of questions at this stage, brooke. >> what is he saying about the allegation? >> well, no charges have been filed and he has not really commented to cnn, though "the new york times" says he denied the allegation when asked him about it. but there does seem to be quite a story here. the twist in the story happened in the spring in broward county, florida. he was seen entering and leaving a building under surveillance by sheriff deputies down there. when they asked him about it, he said he was doing a federal investigation into the human trafficking. but the deputies were not able to phoned anybody in the government to confirm the investigation was going on and told evan perez the deputies stopped their operation because they were concerned about conflicting with the f

he says the allegations about any inappropriate contact by jonathan dach in cartagena are utterly and completely false. he's ducking the question. when he arrived he was met at the airport by embassy staff, driven to the hotel, went to bed exhausted. it's kind of change he gets a plum job, all these guys get fired or demoted but he gets a great job. in a weird way it shows how the white house is willing to protect the mother ship at the expense of the agents. >> you're exactly right. it's a double standard, right? and it shows the hypocrisy of the administration because they fired secret service agents for the same conduct even though they said, well, listen prostitution is legal in cartagena in colombia so this is okay. as always it's the cover-up that's the most agregregious ofe crime, that aspect of it. why are they saying he's okay to work for them if the secret service agents are not? why? and that they covered it up as well. that's the problem here. >> the think the cover-up, putting it off which happens to be a regular thing for them. so, kermit, if i can ask you this question,

the obama white house denies a coverup of the cartagena scandal. the question was raced with the deputy commissioner of the nypd john miller. >> a man of high integrity in my opinion was placed on administrative leave for refusing to redact or omit portions of his original report. to the satisfaction of the inspector general. >> so he wrote up the reports with the facts as he under them and submitted it and they said change the facts? >> that's my understanding. a bipartisan committee report released in april rejected the accusation of a coverup. the report said it specifically investigating whether orders were kbirch, quote, to remove information that could have been embarrassing to the department of homeland security and/or the obama administration in an election year. the committee found no evidence to, quote, substantiate the allegations. it has long been known a white house travel volunteer was instigated. a white house investigation cleared jonathan dak of wrongdoing but never disclosed his name in part because he was a volunteer and not a sa

today reporting a white house aide was directly involved in the solicitation of prostitutes in a cartagena hotel days before a presidential summit in 2012. the inspector general investigator revealed he was instructed to withhold evidence. he told senate staffers, quote, we were directed at the time to delay the report of the investigation until after the 2012 election. superiors told me to withhold and alter certain information in the report of the investigation because it was potentially embarrassing to the administration. the post also uncovered documents that show senior white house aides including former white house counsel catherine rumler were made aware of obama advanced team members involvement in the prostitution scandal at the time. those documents detailed a secret service report showing advanced team volunteer jonathan dock signed a prostitute into his room on the night in question. dock was not punished, he was hired full-time as a policy adviser and of all places, the state department's office on global women's issues. the white house responded with denials almost immediatel

the washington post is saying -- in cartagena. the post reports information was not thoroughly investigated. several secret service agents and members of the military were disciplined after that 2012 scandal. just in from montgomery county, police announced the record tonight for information about a brutal stabbing. it happened september 29 in an apartment complex in silver spring. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries but recovered. police released a vague description of the suspect, a hispanic male between 17 and 19 years of age, -- with a thin build. it's a procedure that supposed to keep you safer on the c street, but is it nothing but racial profiling? questions took stage at howard university tonight. >> do d.c. police use military style jump out squads? the stop and contact policy, and is it just an excuse to stop and frisk? councilmember tommy wells decided to hold a hearing to explore those issues after his own experience. there was a question about his license plate but things quickly got tense. who can't all dow

que involucraron a prostitutas y agentes en un motel de cartagena, colombia intentaba recuperar su credibilidadtiÓ un elevador con un hombre armado que no pertenecÍa su cÍrculo de su red fue un ama de casa y no servicio secreto que en 2011 de daÑos en la mansiÓn presidencial producto de impactos de bala. la directora saliente, quien lleva sobre sus hombros un entrenamiento Élite en supervivencia psicologÍa seguridad, usÓ como excusa la puridad de la noche para justificar que los agentes nos salvaron los casquillos y los daÑos en aquella ocasiÓn. quÉ cuesta cerrar la puerta de la casa blanca han llegado de sitios irritados congresistas que insisten en nombrar otro director de la agencia no resuelve los problemas internos que han dado alas a los enemigos verdaderos de la naciÓn para burlar sus sistemas de seguridad. segÚn el new york times el incidente del elevador del 16 de septiembre el guardia de seguridad subcontratado que estuvo dentro del elevador e incluso se tomÓ fotos y los grabÓ con su telÉfono celular estaba armado y tenÍa antecedentes delictivos este hecho no fue reportado, seguimos c

. >> el operativo con ajentes encubiertos se llevÓ en tres ciudades de colombia, solo en cartagena seanÁticos de la pelÍcula... no salen de su asombro cuando lo ven al pequeÑo ejecutar la rutina. al final de la pelÍcula se convirtiÓ en un boom, luego que su mamÁ lo subiera a facebook. >> era un bailarÍn profesional. que en paz descanse. increÍble. >> mira nada mÁs. >> como todo de pronto se convierte en un poquito mejor. contagiaso internet. gracias. >> hasta pronto. ♪ ♪ >> viniste. viniste, hijita. >> abuelita, perdÓn. perdÓname por todo. >> no te preocupes, yo sÉ que te importo, por eso estÁs aquÍ. ya todo estÁ olvidado. >> no, abuela. yo no puedo olvidar todo el daÑo que he hecho. perdÓname, abuela. perdÓn. perdÓn. >> sÉ que el seÑor y damiÁn

. >> of course, you had the prostitution scandal back in cartagena. a former agent telling me there is a culture of denial there. pierson could no longer defend the culture. , mr. clancy coming out of the -- coming to the helm of the secret service. happening now in montgomery county, police are investigating the deaths of two people as a murder suicide. tuesday afternoon, police first discovered a deadly car wreck. but it's later, a couple of miles away, police responded to a fire and found a body in a garage. the victim is identified as carolyn meddling the -- matt ingly. at this hour, police believe andrew racca carried out the murder-suicide as retaliation for an incident at work. appearance for the man charged with hannah graham's abduction is delayed until december. jesse matthew was expected to appear in court tomorrow for the first time to respond to that abduction charge. instead, the court will only address charges of reckless driving against him. at this hour, investigators are using drones to search for graham. the technology will help the

encargado de investigar un caso de prostituciÓn del servicio secreto durante un viaje presidencial a cartagenaÁ voluntariamente y no por presiones, una fuente dijo que tomas jackson renunciaba para permitir cambios en el departamento de policÍa. la muerte de un joven negro a manos de la policÍa provocÓ protestas durante varios dÍas. >> el beisbolista cubano se disparÓ accidentalmente una mano mientras limpiaba su arma. fue a un hospital, la policÍa dijo que ya se recupera del accidente. ♪ ♪ >> las elecciones el prÓximo martes. hay campaÑas que son un reflejo de lo que ocurre en el resto del paÍs. ocurre en el sur de la florida. protagoniza una campaÑa por un escanio de la cÁmara de representantes. uno de ellos el demÓcrata garcia que busca la reelecciÓn. su opositor el republicano curbelo que quiere arrebatar el puesto. lourdes del rÍo nos tiene la pelea. >> la contienda por el distrito 26 del sur de la florida tiene una cara nueva. >> se llama la gente del distrito. >> se trata de carlos curbelo, un joven de 34 aÑos de edad. asesor polÍtico, miembro de la junta escolar >> se enfrenta a garcÍa

pero tambiÉn en cartagena que llegÓ a colocar una flor a su Ídolo en la tienda de oscar de la prensaa desde muy pequeÑa. Él ha sido un ejemplo de trabajo, esfuerzo, orgullo latino, quise venir a darle mi respeto. un rezo, y desearle un feliz viaje. >> cuentan sus allegados que oscar de la renta nunca pensÓ en retirarse porque decÍa que se sentÍa vivo trabajando y solÍa decir que su mayor felicidad era estar en su estudio con sus asistentes. falleciÓ rodeado de familiares, amigos y unos pocos perros. el exempleado del famoso diseÑador no nos ofreciÓ detalles de su muerte pero nos confirmÓ que murió tras una lucha de 10 aÑos contra el cÁncer. >> oscar de la renta solÍa celebrar con gran alegrÍa del glamour y la feminidad de la mujer. particularmente de las mujeres generosas seguras de sÍ mismo. las primeras estÁn los estadounidenses vistieron las creaciones del legendario diseÑador. jacqueline kennedy fue la primera y lo lanzÓ a la fama de la noche a la maÑana. tambiÉn otras bailaron en las seÑales inaugurales de sus esposos vistiendo de la renta. hace dos semanas, michelle obama tiene

tambiÉn otras mÁs sencillos como marÍa cartagena, que llegÓ hoy a colocar una flor a su Ídolo en la tiendafanÁtica desde muy pequeÑa. Él ha sido un ejemplo de trabajo, esfuerzo, orgullo latino. y quise darle mi respeto, un rezo y desearle feliz viaje. >> cuentan que oscar de la renta no pensaba retirarse porque se sentÍa vivo trabajando. su felicidad era estar en su estudio. >> segÚn comunicado de su hijastra falleciÓ con amigos, familiares, algunos perros. no nos ofreciÓ detalles de su muerte, pero nos confirmÓ que la renta muriÓ tras una lucha de dies aÑos contra el cÁncer. >> oscar de la renta celebraba con alegrÍa y glamour y la femenidad de la mujer. de las mujeres poderosas de alparlamento alto perfil, seguras de si misma. no es raro que con frecuencia las primeras damas estadounidenses vistieran las creaciones del diseÑador. kennedy la primera y literalmente lo lanzÓ a la fama d la noche a la maÑana. desde entonces regan que preferÍa el color rojo bailaron en galas con vestidos de la renta. obama mostrÓ un traje de la ronta. >> en su natal repÚblica dominicana era un orgullo naciona

a law student and he was working, doing advance work for the president's visit to cartagena. now, we know a lot about what happened to the -- to the agents, the secret service agents and officers who were there. we also know there was another dozen military members who were punished for wrongdoing or for improper behavior during the same trip. but we don't know a lot about what happened with this -- with the white house and that's what is bringing this back, because a lot of people, sources we have talked to, have said that they don't have any faith that this was handled properly, that they know that the secret service and the military punished people who did wrongdoing, but they don't have any assurance that this was handled properly by the white house. >> so, this white house intern, his father is a big donor to the obama campaign, am i right? >> that's right, carol. he was also a former lobbyist, the father. look, there's no allegation -- there's no allegation that the father did anything wrong, and even this allegation against the former intern, the white house says it di

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unos agentes en una noche de borrachera en cartagena protagonizaron un escÁndalo con prostitutas justo en otras partes. asÍ que el de omar gonzÁlez es otro episodio vergonzoso que se suma de desprestigio del servicio secreto. hubo brechas en varios niveles de seguridad por ejempl el equipo de vigilancia no se percatÓ de que el individuo entrado no soltar a los perros, tampoco habÍa una gente la porta principal de la casa blanca ni estaba cerrada con llave ni siquiera sonÓ la alarma. >> originalmente se habÍa mencionado que la familia presidencial no se hallaba en la casa blanca se habÍa marchado cinco minutos antes con la nueva evidencia la familia estuvo en peligro? >> no. porque en efecto se habÍan marchado antes. quizÁs eso haya contribuido a que estuvieran desprevenidos estaban con la guardia baja. incluso seÑor que detuvo al intruso estaba fuera de servicio, si este intruso que no tenÍa cumpla sofisticado entrÓ si una organización terrorista quiere hacerlo hasta dÓnde pueden llegar es preocupante. >> ojalÁ que aprendan lecciones del incidente. >> ojalÁ que se pongan las pilas. >>

. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? commissioner tour-sarkissian? >> here. >> commissioner white? >> here. >> commissioner yee riley. mr. president, you have quorum. >> great. next item, please. >> next item is item number 2 which is general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commission's purview, and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. >> and do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on any item that is not on today's agenda? okay, seeing none, next item, please. >> item number 3, presentation of the small business commission certificate of honor recognizing a san francisco small business (mike's locksmith) as part of the sbc "small business recognition program". today is mike's locksmith ~ >> the fun part about this job is we get to honor small businesses in the city, and today we are honoring mike's locksmith. and i've actually known mike for 20 years, and i met mike when he was an apprentice at rocky's locksmith in the castro. and somebody had -- this is before

mike cartagena err williams' shoulder, how is that doing?> it is doing better, he is cleared to practice on november the six. the target date for him to play is november the 13th. that's going to start a west coast trip. they're going to be in dallas playing the mavericks. >> okay. >> noel so far in the pre season? >> his first game he struggled a lot. then the second game he stemmed up. now, the thing that we have to realize is noel different type of big, like a loft people see him, they see he is six-one; but i always say he is unfortunate because he is tall. for real. like in noel was six-seven, we would say he is a great wing, he is athletic, he slashes to the basket death, he dunks all the time. but the from the that he is six-11, and he is so thin, you know, he's not on the block type of guy. so he gets out in space. and since he's, you know, so slender, some people may say look at this guy. but he's extremely -- like i will say this for him, noel is the type of guy who gets highlight the. he will be on sports enter for his dunks. he w

the alleged incident was right before the president was set to arrive in cartagena, colombia, for a summit. an investigator for the department of homeland security reportedly told senate staffers are, quote, we were directed at the time to delay the report of the investigation until after the 2012 election. that advance team member named jonathan dash declined to be interviewed by the washington post, but through his attorney denies hiring a prostitute or bringing anyone to his hotel room. dash started working this year as a policy adviser in the state department. josh earnest tweeted, supposed wapo exclusive was previously reported by various outlets two years ago. in a statement, the white house spokesman eric shell said, as was reported more than two years ago, the white house conducted an internal review that did not identify any inappropriate behavior on the part of the white house advance team. nearly two dozen secret service and military members were either punished or lost their be jobs after an investigation concluded that secret service members brought prostitutes back to their h

advanced team hosted a prostitute in his hotel room right before the president was set to arrive in cartagena, colombia, for a summit, but that information was never investigated or publicly acknowledged. meanwhile, the lead investigator from the department of homeland security who did further digging on this advanced team member reportedly told senate staffers, "we were directed at the time to delay the report of the investigation until after the 2012 election." that advanced team member, named jonathan dach, declined to be interviewed by the "washington pos post", but through his attorney denied hiring a prostitute or bringing anyone to his hotel room. he started working this year as an adviser in the state department. josh earnest tweeted "supposed wapo "exclusive" was previously reported at various outlets two years ago." "as was reported more than two years ago, the white house conducted an internal review that did not identify any inappropriate behavior on the part of the white house advanced team." now, nearly two dozen secret service and military members, as you may recall, were eithe

i should point out, i was down in cartagena for that event. moderator on a panel about natural resources and economic development in latin america. a bunch of c kerks tos talking about it and all of this was overshadowed on that first day by this blockbuster story. martha: when you take a look at the other -- one of the other ages of this, that this individual now has a position in the group that's doing global women's issues, the irony is not lost. a global women's issue is something he was very familiar with. >> reporter: the family through an attorney is denying john on dak had a possible city tiewtd in his room. , but if you look at the evidence, it's registered to the room that he had. and they have a photocopy of her driver's license. it's pretty remarkable when you look back at that. if it all pans out and the white house knew this and failed to investigate it further, you know, it's a big deal. it also puts a rift between the white house and the secret service and how they are handled. and that's not a good thing when you are talking a