reportero: despuÉs de 15 meses trabajando como cocinero en la ciudad, jorge cordero alega que el jefervÍa y yo le dije que no me ofenda. renunciÉ en ese momento. reportera: despuÉs de una discusiÓn con su jefe, fue brutalmente golpeado en el momento que decidiÓ renunciar. >> fiÉ demostrarle que yo podÍa hacer las cosas. reportera: muchos inmigrantes que llegan a trabajar como jorge cordero llegan a ser vÍctimas de explotaciÓn laboral o asaltos en las calles. por su estado inmigratorio tienen miedo de reportar los incidentes. >> no hay que tener miedo. no tenemos papeles, estamos, inmigrantes, pero todos queremos trabajar. >> me pregunto por quÉ y cÓmo si somos del mismo paÍs. casi quiso matarme. reportera: jorge sacÓ fuerzas para reportar su jefe. >> hay muchas justicias que quedan impunes por temor. yo quiero ayudar a mucha gente travÉs de esto. que se den cuenta que hay leyes que nos respaldan. reportera: siempre hay dos partes en una historia, por eso nosotros intentamos comunicarnos con el agresor. prÓximamente estarÁ dando parte de su historia. julio: la policÍa de filadelfia est

reportero: el sujeto fue identificado como josÉ daniel cordero, de 29 aÑos, quien aparte de contar con evitar que esta persona pudiera entrar a los estados unidos. autoridades si se es muy importante que los reporten una identificaciÓn que los abre credit e como tal. ♪ ♪ beatriz: los dos principales candidatos a gobernador de california por el partido demÓcrata se expresaron con opiniones opuestas acerca de cÓmo alcanzar cuidada salud universal durante un foro en anaheim. apoyan sistema cuidado mÉdico a cargo del gobierno. por otro lado, el ex alcalde de los Ángeles está en favor de noche pÚblica que permita a la gente comprar acceso el plomo de medical existente. se recibir muchas llamadas acerca de supuestos cultivos ilegales de marihuana. las autoridades realizaron diversos operativos y grecia carrillo nos habla de las preocupaciones de la comunidad. cientos de llamadas son las que recibe departamento del alguacil reportando plantÍos ilegales de mariguana. >> es un lugar para la familia, para los hijos. la marihuana es ilegal. reportera: segÚn los datos del departamento del alguacil

carrie cordero is a former attorney with the justice department's security division. and nick akerman, a special watergate prosecutor. an astounding day. >> absolutely. this is amazing. >> first of all, it feels to me that the track that american history is on switched today. >> totally. i mean completely took everything off of the oh, it's a witch-hunt routine to we've got something really serious that we're dealing with. >> i want to -- let's start with this idea, carrie, of proactive cooperator. i want to talk what that could mean, what the significance of the fact that he was secretly arrested and secretly been cooperating and secretly plead as to what this investigation is. what do you think about that? >> obviously there was a huge investigation going on. they had information indicating probably already information they knew of what papadopoulos had been involved in. so because, remember, this was a long-standing investigation even before the special counsel was created there was an fbi investigation and intelligence community looking into russian influence on t

crime of the art of barbecuing the german team has made caramel ice cream encased in turkish you've cordero and placed on the barbecue for a few minutes the team scooped the german championships with this dish maybe the jury here will be equally impressed. but there is some stiff competition here it's amazing just how diverse barbecue does it can be now the competitors will have to be patient for two hours while the jury tots up the points. who will get the gong the team good loot go home empty handed this time but they've had a lot of fun however things are looking good for another german team. here. it's a title that the team will hold for the next two years when it comes to barbecuing this team is really hot stuff. herbert ewing certainly has come a long way all right staying on the subject of food berlin is hosting a major calling or event this week more on that at the top of today's express. butlins food week his on the way restaurant owners chefs local producers and brands from around the world are taking part in the festival which has been held annually since twenty fourteen more tha

phil rucker is back with me and also carrie cordero. phil, let me start with you.arrie, let's start with you. what's your take on this. >> maybe the difficulty in getting to mr. steele, he was very publicly letting mr. steel know they want to talk to him and probably have been in some kind of negotiation regarding him coming on board and being able to speak to the committee. i would think that mr. steele from his perspective, he's got to be most concerned about the protection of his sources. so whether it turns out that the information in his report turns out to be true or not or some of it is true and other parts are not, the verification of now he obtained his information is going to be of interest to investigators and he, on the other hand, is going to want to protect the sources of information that he relied upon. i would think that would be at least one of the big sticking points between the information that the committee might want to solicit from him and what he is willing to provide. >> and again, just to distinguish, is there a difference, if you are micha

i have with me jennifer tob, jeffrey toobin and kevin cordero and paul bernstein here with me. to you first. what jumps out at you is the fact that they're under house arrest, yeah? >> absolutely, and the enormously high bail. they don't have to put up that much money, but they're agreeing to forfeit that much if they disappear. in a white-collar case like this this is an unusually severe bail conditions. usually, the only condition would be you'd have to surrender your passport, but you would be released on your own recognizance. obviously, the -- the mueller investigation and the mueller team made the case to the judge that both of these gentlemen are flight risks and they are flight risks to leave the country where they can't be retrieved. so the judge agreed at least enough to impose really onerous bail conditions just short of locking them up. house arrest, you know, it sounds -- >> what does that entail exactly? >> it means you stay in your apartment other than sanctioned trips to a doctor, to a lawyer's office -- >> for the foreseeable future. >> until the trial is resol

influencia de los Árabes y viene de lo que se conocÍa en su momento se colocaba la carne en este corderoa del cerdo voy a empezar a cocinar de manera maravillosa. >> ahora empieza a oler realmente increÍble aqui en el estudio porque ya estamos entrando en contacto con ese calor todo esos sabores de los chiles de las especies como es el comino, un poquito del clavo de olor empieza a oler increÍble una opciÓn que veo hoy acÁ en la preparaciÓn puede tomar piÑa y colocarlo para que se vaya cocinando como tradicionalmente se sirve en el trompo lo que hice es asar piÑa y se lo voy agregar al cerdo que estÁ adelantado y cocido. tendorar l tortillas y un poquito para servirlos. y estamos prÁcticamente listos calientes por un lado y el otro, como servirlo si tienen familias que vienen a su casa una tablita de madera. que cada quiÉn se vaya sirviendo muy familiar, muy rico, la receta fÁcil y sobre todo delicioso que habla maravilla de la cultura mexicana una cultura la cual amo y adoro por su comida asÍ de sencillo y por supuesto lo tienen ahÍ seÑores una rica receta deliciosa para disfrutar con l

joining us is chris cordero, thanks for joining us.worsening, down 32/3%. >> i was hoping for more disappointing earnings. this is the time to throw everything but the kitchen sink, anything that might be bad so leveling expectations. maria: earnings were expected to include charges and that is why we are looking at earnings, there is a discrepancy in terms of how bad the number is because there are charges here. what do you expect in terms of the dividend? >> given this earnings release, wasn't as bad as it could have been, looking to hold on to the dividend. if you want to dividend, you would put out a bad quarter of earnings, do as much dad you can to manage this to the downside but this way a lot of rationale for the dividend. this appears to be a pragmatic approach and looks like they are setting things up that they aren't as bad. revenues have been on the upside the past couple quarters and that is positive. when earnings, when revenues are positive yet earnings are disappointing to the downside that is management. i thought this

allocation at columbia thread needle investment which has 4$473 billion under management and chris cordero from regent atlantic i see there's a lot of financial institutions, talking about in the media that need to churn out a lot of information the latest sti efest stuff is ts crazy. we have not seen a stock market run like this in years and years. some of them say it's overheated others seem to think that there are reasons that this is going to continue. do you guys disagree on this will it continue or is it overheated >> history shows that periods like there tend to persist more than reverse and reveal a sort of strength and stability in the real world. that's what i think we have here >> it's 24% since the election every morning we come in here, you know there used to be days where the futures would be done 100. we know about september, one of the least volatile months in years. is there a -- is there buying support underneath is it the fed? is it really the notion that less regulation and some legislative changes are a positive >> if you think about bull markets, bull markets don't di