gobernador donde se espera que pronto ponga su firma para que asÍ entre en vigor, desde sacramento, daniel ramÍrez baja california el 14 de octubre en el estadio jalisco >>> yo voy a apoyar la decisiÓn que tome la presidenta municipal de tijuana y vamos a seguir trabajando para reforzar la seguridad en todos los eventos y que los ciudadanos de baja california puedan divertirse de manera segura, hasta la gobernadora se manifestÓ al respecto, el cantante de corridos emitiÓ un comunicado anunciando que va a reprogramar otro evento de maÑana 15 de septiembre en chicago por cuestiones imprevistas, todos los boletos comprados aÚn serÁn aplazados >>> y la preparatoria holis te estuvo bajo cierre preventivo poco antes de las 11 de la maÑana tras el hallazgo de drogas y un arma de fuego, la policÍa arrestÓ a un alumno y detuvo a otros dos . el arresto y el resto de los alumnos fueron enviados a casa temprano bajo una investigaciÓn. la muerte de un estudiante de una escuela del sur de california llevÓ a que los padres del joven demandaran al distrito escolar . hoy dÍa las partes llegaron a un acuerdo, raymo

daniel ramÍrez hablÓ con un experto nos remonta al periodo cuando ocurriÓ >> viva mÉxico! >> viva! aÑos de historia el grito de dolor continÚa siendo una fecha emblemÁtica para la comunidad mexicana y las miles de personas que viven en el exterior. >> viva mÉxico! >> viva! >> esas comunidades que hacen celebraciones pequeÑas con mÚsica, con puestos de comida. ojalÁ. >> los padres de alejandra garcÍa son de mÉxico. han pasado su cultura y tradiciÓn a las prÓximas generaciones a pesar de que ya no viven en su paÍs natal. >> montones de gente que se reunieron. >> una celebraciÓn, saliÓ la bandera. recuerdo mucho trabajaba en la bandera. >> otras 2 tradiciones ese grito de dolores o mejor conocido como el grito de independencia. conmemoran las palabras de miguel hidalgo y costilla. >> cuando consiguiÓ independencia la mayorÍa de la gente en mÉxico. >> es algo que construyeron a los de mÉxico. >> precisamente este grupo buscarÍa la manera de conectar con las clases y asÍ nacerÍa el orgullo hacia la patria nacional. >> independientes con un grupo que pudo lograr esa independencia. >> es

ramirez found there at a taco truck. >> so here we have the tortilla press. >> reporter: daniel ortega never went to business school.fact he never even went to high school. but he did have a desire to make it in his own way. that's thanks to his hard-working parents and some big ideas of his own. >> you just sprinkle this bad boy right here. it is the giant taco in the world. >> reporter: it is a mega taco the size of a large pizza, folded in half. people come from around the corner and the west to give it a try. >> we started about five months ago, six months ago and it has gone viral ever since. videos on social media have gone 3 million+ views and we get people from as far as los angeles coming all the way to san jose to try it out! >> reporter: not bad for a guy who dropped out in the 10th grade. >> my dad said stay in school and graduating go to college and i said no dad, i want to be like you. want to be an entrepreneur. >> reporter:'s parents were immigrants from mexico who sold fruit out of a pickup truck on the side of the road. daniel started his business by selling fruit cups at a flea market. >> i said i

ramirez discovered. a little taco truck with a big idea. >> okay, so here we got the tortilla press. >> reporter: daniel ortega never went to business schooleven finished high school, which he regret to this day. but he did have a desire to make it in his own way. role models in his hard working parents and big ideas of his own. >> i was thinking i have to do something different. just

ramirez has discovered. it's a little taco truck with a very big idea. >> okay. so we got the tortilla press. >> reporter: east san jose native danielusiness school and in fact never even finished high school which he he regrets to this day. but role models in his hard working parents and some big ideas of his own. >> i was thinking to myself, like you know what? got to do something different. just sprinkle this bad boy right here. so we call it the giant -- taco. the most biggest giant taco in the world. >> reporter: it's a megataco the size of a large pizza folded in half. >> hold it for you? >> reporter: and people come from around the corner and around the west to give it a try. >> no one has done it. we have not seen it around. we're starting about five, six months ago and it's gone viral ever since. three of our videos on social media has gone 3 million plus on the views. and we get people as far as los angeles to come all the way to san jose to try it out. >> reporter: not bad for a guy who dropped out in the tenth grade. >> my dad would say hey, stick to school and go to school and graduate and go the college. i said no dad.

ramirez has discovered about a little taco truck with a very big idea. >> okay. so we got the tortilla press. >> reporter: east san jose native danielfinished high school, which he regrets to this day. but he did have a desire to make it in his own way. but role models in his hard working parents and some big ideas of his own. >> i was thinking to myself, like you know, now what? got to do something different. just sprinkle this bad boy right here. so we call it the giant -- taco. the most biggest giant taco in the world. >> reporter: it's a mega taco the size of a large pizza folded in half. >> hold it for you? >> reporter: and people come from around the corner and around the west to give it a try. >> no one has done it. we have not seen it around. we started about five months, six months ago and it's gone viral ever since. three of our videos on social media has gone 3 million plus on the views. and we get people as far as los angeles to come all the way to san jose to try it out. >> reporter: not bad for a guy who dropped out in the tenth grade. >> my dad would say hey, stick to school and go to school and graduate and go to col