hoy tambiÉn fue detenido su hermano, flavio gÓmez martÍnez. como narco traficante en mÉxico, jessica. marÍa elena: usted podrÁ conocer mÁs del tuta el Último templario en una ediciÓn de la huella digital conÉctese en univisiÓn noticias.com una autopsia independiente revela que el mexicano antonio sambrano fue baleado por la espalda por policÍas del estado de washington, contradiciendo el reporte oficial que lo niega. es la segunda autopsia asegura que los 2 de los 7 balazos que mataron a zambrano impactaron en su espalda cuando estaba desarmado y he perseguido por 3 agentes, vilma explica mÁs del anÁlisis forense. vilma: estas imÁgenes de los Últimos minutos de vida de antonio zambrano quien muriÓ cuando estaba desarmado de que tres policÍas del estado de washington le dispararon 17 veces muestran los hechos pero las dos autopsias que le practicaron al mexicano muestran dos versiones diferentes. la autopsia independiente que se realizÓ a solicitud de la familia de zambrano muestra que el trabajador agrÍcola recibiÓ 7 disparos, 2 de ellos por l

es viernes 27 de febrero servando gÓmez, alias la tuta fue mostrado a la prensa antes de ser trasladado altiplano en juÁrez, la tuta fue detenido esta maÑana. congreso de los ee.uu. aprueba la extensiÓn de sÓlo siete dÍas para fondos del departamento de seguridad nacional no hubo acuerdo para una soluciÓn definitiva. en documentos mexicanos que firmaron la llamada salida voluntaria podrÍa regresar al paÍs, un juez cree que pudieron ser engaÑados a la hora de firmar sus auto deportaciones. el terror y la conmociÓn se apoderaron de una comunidad de missouri cuando un hombre causÓ la muerte de siete personas antes de suicidarse asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. jorge: muy buenas noches servando gÓmez martÍnez, alias la tuta su hermano flavio y otros cÓmplices pasan la noche tras las rejas luego ser arrestados en la madrugada en operativos simultÁneos en morelia, michoacÁn y mÉrida en el estado de yucatÁn. los dos hermanos esposados fueron mostrados a las cÁmaras de televisiÓn desde el hangar de la procuradurÍa general

gomez had found jasmine through an ad in the paper. crystal manuel, a prostitute and the mother of smith's children, admitted she had brokered the deal. gomez agreed to pay $190 for an hour with the teen. >> she said that jasmine made the decision, that she asked to go, that they didn't know that she was 16. >> smith testified that at 11:00 p.m. the night of the murder he walked jasmine to gomez's apartment and waited in the car. when jasmine didn't come out, the pimp told police he called her phone 50 to 100 times with no answer. eventually, he banged on the door, and when gomez refused to answer he drove to a nearby pay phone to call police. goldfarb says the notion that pimps provide useful protection is patently false. the girls being sold take all the risk. >> there's no way of protecting someone from murder when they go in alone. sitting outside in the car is not going to protect someone from violence of any kind, let alone a murder with a weapon. >> at gomez's trial gregory smith, the pimp, and crystal manuel testified against g

disparo, se alertÓ al grupo de operaciones especiales quienes lograron la detenciÓn de ese verano gÓmezdo una gorra y una bufanda con la cual disimulaba su densidad. >> el presidente de mÉxico se refiriÓ a las resto, desde aquÍ mi testimonio de reconocimiento el nombre de la sociedad mexicana por haber detenido a un delincuente tan buscado que habÍa generado un ambiente de zozobra y de enorme delincuencia. gracias a la presiÓn de la ruta era uno de los narcotraficantes mÁs mediÁticos. >> varios funcionarios estatales habÍan sido detenidos como presuntos nexos con su cartel. >> yo creo que esto pone de manifiesto el crimen y la impunidad que ha vivido varios meses o aÑos el estado de michoacÁn. >> el poder de los templarios comenzÓ a disminuir, y se enfrentaron al cartel con la detenciÓn de ese verano gÓmez o si por fin habrÁ paz en michoacÁn. >> durante la captura de un solo lÍder, yo creo que no termina con la violencia pero si la debilita segÚn expertos no se conoce un sucesor fuerte, ya que tras de sus hijos y un hermano fueron capturados en michoacÁn hablan de un nuevo. >> organizac

>> reporter: this manner is van doe gomez, la tuta was a very important figure. a criminal he hobnobbed with local politicians. he organized shipments of iron ore to china, allegedly. he was a very powerful figure. he extorted kidnapped and kept a very public profile while he was doing it. he granted interviews to national and international media. showing his face even at a time when federal forces were looking for him, hunting for him for over a year and they finally caught him early this morning in the state capitol without firing a shot apparently. and that is going to be quite a relief to them. he was important, but the gradual infiltration of the forces into the state has damaged the importance not just of him but also of his cartel a very old cartel which used medieval shields to set it apart from other cartels, and they did have a real grip on that state, but the grip has been slowly crumbling over the past year so this is sort of the end of a procedure that has been going on for a year. >> how much is this going to best the president's effort to retake co

>> well, la tuta gomez of the famous for being in a very horrible and grizzly way an innovator. he made two cartels that dealt with drugs and movement of drugs to the u.s., moved that on in terms of extortion. he was extorting lime groves to give the knights of templar extorting lime growers avocado growers, businessmen in the town were paying a certain amount to the cartel to keep operating. they even delves into iron ore exportation, all the way allegedly across to china so they had lots of different activities going on there. he was at the heart of them. he also really enjoyed his public relations. he was perhaps the only cartel leader that liked to appear in national and international plead i can't giving interviews, sometimes phoning up local radio stations to weigh in on issues, so he was a different figure, but again a man who nevertheless was interested in kidnapping extortion and murdering people, as you'll see in our piece. >> one of mexico's most wanted men, taken without a shot. gomez, known as la tuta allegedly ran one of mexico's post powerful criminal organization

:les informa pamela silva estocada a los caballeros templarios con el arresto de su lÍder servando gÓmeza. en minutos los detalles es un paso contra el crimen organizado. antes hemos otras noticias que acaparan titulares este viernes. locutor:un vÍdeo pone en la mina a o u policÍa que matÓ a balazos a un hispano. pone a volar a sus pasajeros, aunque no lo crea a esta mujer le caen a golpes por sentarse sobre una hamburguesa. de quÉ color es este vestido? cada cual lo ve de un tono diferente expertos dicen que todos tienen razÓn, esto es primer impacto. pamela: comenzamos con el duro golpe asestado el crimen organizado en mÉxico donde arrestaron a uno de los sicarios mÁs buscados por la ley tenemos cobertura de equipo comenzamos con ivÁn que nos habla de la captura buenas tardes, ivÁn. ivÁn: gracias, buenas tardes tras el anuncio de peÑa nieto de la captura de servando gÓmez crece la expectativa del momento que puede verse ante los medios, despuÉs de haber sido prendido esta madrugada en morelia. la expectativa motivÓ que muchos periodistas lleguen a este sitio para presenciar el momento

servando gomez " la tuta" fue capturado en la capital de su natal michoacan.as meses de investigacion el gobierno descubrio que se escondia en la sierra apoyado por un grupo de gente de su confianza.. super= monte alejandro rubido/ comisionado nacional de seguridad inq= . dice que le llevaban ropa y los enviaban con un mensajero a la sierra pero los servicios de inteligencia detectaron que el 6 pasado de febrero dia su cumpleanos hubo un movimiento inusual en esta casa de dos pisos y puertas blancas por lo que montaron un operativo de vigilancia hasta esta madrugada cuando el lider de los caballeros templario fue sorprendido cuando salia. super=.monte alejandro rubido/ comiisonado nacional de seguridad inq= .dice que llevaba una gorra y una bufanda para pasar inadvertido el comisionado de seguridad nacional revelo que el hombre acusado de homicido asociacion delictuosa, secuestro, extrosion trafico de drogas y armas no opuso resistencia simplemente se entrego al igual que sus 8 acompanantes . imágenes presidente en jalisco desde jalisco el presidente de la rep

gomez had been hiding for more than a year. his capture could guess a boost togive a boost to mexico's president. over the past year mexican officials claimed victory and gomez will likely be held up as proof, a recent wave of killings in the state shows that their problems go beyond just one man. al jazeera mexico city. >> it has been announced that the man in charge of the mexico's investigation of the missing 43 students has stepped down. he has been widely criticized for his handling of the case since the students were abducted. the government says they were taken by corrupt police who had links to a local drug gang. >>> well now let's speak to the professor of criminal justice at new mexico state university, sir, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. let's go back to our top stories, the arrest of la tuta gomez. a few months ago he said that his group was a necessary evil, and if they weren't there another group would come. in light of that, how much safer is the area now that gomez has been arrested? >> wha

gomez had a large amount of influence there.n hullman has more. >> reporter: this man, la tuta was a very important figure in southwest mexico even as a criminal he hobnobbed with local politicians, including the son of an ex-governor, he organized shipments of iron ore to china, allegedly. so this man was a very powerful figure. he exploited, kidnaps, and kept a very public profile while he was doing it. he granted interviews to national and international media, showing his face even at a time when federal forces were looking for him. they were hunting for him for over a year in a manhunt that went across the state and they finally caught him early this morning in the state capitol without firing a shot apparently. and that's going to be quite a relief to him. he was important, but the gradual infiltration of the state, a state really living in conflict for a few years now, has damaged the importance of him and his cartel. it was a very odd cartel which used medieval shields to set it apart from other cartels, and they did have

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and the arrest of gomez will likely be held up as proof. a recent wave of willings in the state, though show his problems go beyond one man. >> john how significant is this capture and what made gomez so different from other cartel bosses? >> reporter: well, symbolically it's very important for mexican federal forces. this man had been appearing on various different media. he had a very public profile. he was probably the most seen at least drug lord in mexico so they really needed to capture him, which they have done after a year-long manhunt, in which they pored federal police and troops into the state to try to catch sew van doe gomez, la tuta. he's a very interesting character even within the scope of mexican cartel leaders. he has done some incredibly terrible things while he has been almost controlling the state for a time but he was an innovator. he introduced different models not just the drug roots that go through mexico to the u.s. but also extorsion, businessmen had to pay him a cut to have their businesses. he was always interes

gomez boldly granted interviews criticizing the government. in an audio message believed to be gomez and posted on social media last year he also said i'm not looking for clemency or ben ever lens for me. i'm a criminal. gomez bragged he would always fight and never be taken alive. but mexican officials here say he was captured without incident no shots fired. the arrest was announced by mexican president enrique pena faced protest for failing to control drug violence especially since the disappearance and apparent mass murders of 43 teacher trainees last year. the d.e.a. praised the mexicans saying gomez's arrest will weaken the knights templar. but with new cartels being formed many believe it's unlikely to stem the flood of drugs across the u.s. border or reduce the violence. >> often those who take the place of the fallen cartel leader are more vicious than the one who bit the dirt. >> reporter: in mexico though the arrest is seen as a hard-fought victory for the authorities. with a kingpin who taunted them now behind bars. mark potter nbc

gomez had been hiding more than a year. his capture could give a boost to president enrique pena nieto. >> it is one more nail in the coffin of the templarios, but other groups are taking their place. >> for years security analysts have been saying that mexico's problem with violence hasn't been solved by im imprisoning the cartel are leaders. they go beyond jailing just one man. >>> survivors of an avalanche in the north of afghanistan. three days of mourning for victims. more than 300 have been known to have survived. nicole johnston has the story. >> the pansheer is different had year, meters and meters of snow acknowledge turning jagged mountains into smooth mountains and valleys disappear. aconvoy of military vehicles blocked the only road through valley. while the commotion president ashraf ghani was flying in to check out the rescue efforts. the problem is the only bit of rescuing we saw was a lone grader struggling to clear the road meter by painful meter. this is as far as emergency crews can get. the road has been

servando gomez-martinez, ran the knights templar. in recent years the cartel moved identity to farmers and anyone they could squeeze from. gomezess they want the people of michoacan to live in peace. >> first the cartel was under threat by vigilantes who rose up against him. gomez had been in hiding acknowledge andhiding dmg andbeleaguered by scan dalts and the orn going disappearance of 43 students who were attacked by local replies last year. rks. year. >> symbolic terms that doesn't change the situation of michoacan that much. there is one more nail in the coffin of the camplari offers cuts it will take its place. >> haven't been arrested or ciblg cirngaarena waive of killings say the john holman, al jazeera mexico city. >> lucia newman reports. >> south america not one not two but three female executives. ville ma marquez, cristina kirchner president of argentina, and chile michelle batchbachelet. what has some poangts asking for her impeachment is a mults bllg multitude of entities. >> it's the biggest scandal in financial terms

. >>> also fernando gomez 90 in police custody. >>> progress but no break throughs yet as washington negotiates a new relationship with havana. >>> and trading one life for another. these africans. >> i chose this because i found a job. >> welcome to al jazeera america's international news hour i'm stephanie sy. >> and i'm antonio mora. we are following a breaking story out of moscow, the murder of opposition leader boris nemtsov, gufned down dwunned down less than two -- gunned down less than two days before he was to lead a rally against putin. victoria gatten by has the story. by has the story. >> nemtsov was an outspoken critic of putin he had been governor of one ever russia's biggest cities. after leaving you parliament in 2003 he had helped establish and led several opposition parties. he was murdered just two days before a major opposition rally he was due to take parts in. russian president vladimir putin has condemned the murder, taking the investigation of his murder under his personal control. victoria you geant gatenby, al jazeera. >>> earlier tonight senator you exphean

sin embargo gomez martinez insistia en que no era un delincuente.u rival criminal.cada vez que hablaba, la tuta manifestaba una supuesta fe cristiaa, siempre enviaba bendiciones y mensajes de fe a sus seguidores. en las proximas horas el gobierno ofrecera una conferencia de para dar mÁs detalles, se sabe qu3 fue detenido en un operativo que han calificado como limpio. . lider de los caballeros templarios. para permanecer en libertad, el capo asegurÓ que era el Último que dfundÁ, el operativo habÍa sido limpio, no se realizÓ ningÍn dispael Último viernes se dio a conocer antes de su capturaro. tendremos mÁs detalles, de este hombre considerado peligroso. seguiremos pendientes desde acÁ. para pagar la univeninguna autoridadrsidad, llega el pago y que pasa. ya lo debeelmos. a los amigos porque hemos pedido dinero prestado. que necesites es otra cosa seguimos ganando la mismo, cÓmo hace una persona para que le rinda. >> la respuesta es mÁs sencilla y la respuestas es prestarle atenciÓn, cuando no sabemos donde esta yendo el dinero, lo primero tenemos qu

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a month later the trial of luis gomez-mongez.t adriana mendez who had slashed vern holbrook's neck and struck him. >> guilty of the crime of first-degree murder. >> reporter: the jury didn't buy it. the judge sentenced luis to more than 26 years behind bars. the two men were going to prison. but what would happen to those two women who cut deals to help put them there? and what would jill taylor have to say about it all? >>> coming up -- >> he just set me up for everything. >> daniel set you up? >> yes. he set me up. >> deeply involved or wrongly accused? we are about t >> you are kind of the victim here, huh? >> i don't like to call myself a victim. when hollywood's premiere jewelry designer, neil lane, creates a ring for today's biggest stars... ...he designs it to look fabulous from every angle. and for his collection at kay jewelers... ...he does the exact. same. thing. yes! neil lane bridal. uniquely beautiful hand-crafted rings at kay the number one jewelry store in america. my collection is vintage inspired... ...with flow

gomez had been in hiding for more than a year.his authorities conduct ed an all out search to find him. be president enrique 8 pena nieto. being arrest of gomez like be held up as you proof. shows michigan michigan wa michoacan's problems go beyond the arrest of one person. >>> nicole johnston tells us rescuers are working around the clock to find survivors. >> the pan sheer has seen snow before but this is something different. meters and meters of it, turning jagged is mtle into mountains into smooth slopes. and in the town of bazarac anything but quiet. a convoy of military vehicles blocked the only road through valley. while the commotion president ashraf ghani was flying in to check out the rescue efforts. problem is the only rescue we saw was a lone grader, struggling to clear the road meter by painful meter. this is as far as emergency crews can get the road has been blocked by snow. that means dozens of villages have been isolated, getting no help on the road. en be this man is desperate for news. his wife and eight childre

a $2 million bounty was put on gomez' head.e interview in 2014 gomez admitted that one day he would have to answer for his crimes. >> reporter: how does a teacher become a criminal? the arrest comes after president pena nieto ordered a crackdown on gangs and cartels operating in the country. the president and the attorney general have been under fire since 43 students were kidnapped and killed by corrupt police officers working with gang members in september. cnn, atlanta. >>> india has unveiled its highly anticipated budget. a make-or-break moment for the prime minister. so has it met expectations? we'll go live to new delhi for the latest. [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. every year, millions of americans just like you learn that a little personal information in the wrong hands could wreak havoc on your life

gomez, known as the teacher.9-year-old drug pin was the leader of a car pell separating out of one of the country's most dangerous states. the former teacher was arrested in the city. police officials say he was captured without a single shot being fired. the knights temple once dominated the methamphetamine market in mexico. he called many of the shots using intimidation extortion and coercion they controlled local politics and business. that changed when group challenged them. when the federal government took the state by storm in an effort to free from the grip of them. a $2 million bounty was put on gomez's head. in a rare interview in 2014 gomez admitted that one day he would have to answer for his crimes. [ speaking foreign large ] >> how does a teacher become a criminal? >> reporter: the arrest comes after the president ordered a crackdown on gang members and cartels in the country. the president and attorney general have been under fire since 43 students were kidnapped and apparently killed by corrupt pol

dramÁtica la situaciÓn vamos a tratar restablecer contacto mÁs adelante con otro corresponsal, luis gÓmezea. mientras tantos vamos con otras noticias, jordania ejecutÓ a dos prisioneros entre ellos una terrorista de al caeda reclamada en intercambio por el grupo isis dio a conocer hoy imÁgenes que muestran cÓmo fue quemado vivo un piloto jornada, fue confirmado por un vocero del gobierno jordano. el pueblo de ese paÍs se lanzÓ a las calles para pedir justicia por este acto de barbarie contra el piloto. vilma nos cuenta la historia y nos trae las imÁgenes que podemos poner al aire porque el video original es espeluznante. >> como si se tratara de una producciÓn cinematogrÁfica isis dio a conocer a travÉs de este video la brutal ejecuciÓn del piloto jordano mohad alcazade con despliegue tecnolÓgico y efectos especiales, la filmaciÓn inicia con grandes explosiones. aquÍ aparece piloto jordano vestido con el uniforme naranja caminando en cÁmara lenta al tiempo que observa el lugar que parece haber sido bombardeado. atrÁs aparece una mÁquina retro excavadora que marcarÍa el fin de su vida. se

thank you. >> host: alan gomez, what do you make of the sentiment?>> guest: look at cultural aspect of this, i see makeup of this immigration wave isis i something like unlike the country has been used to.en u america, since it is inception obviously has seen wave after wave of immigration. one of the last 40 or 50 years predominantly hispanic and predominantly from central andentr south america. that is absolutely changing way things are happening in this country. you see a lot more spanish on prime time programing andng a commercials, things like that.ngs so that is sort of culture clash is something that has been incredibly difficult. with the number of undocumented immigrants and legal immigrants coming from central and south america, people in theand northeast part of the country probably weren't used to a lot of hispanics running around,of h suddenly have large growing communities of them. so yeah, there is good and there's bad of that. there is a lot of people who would not like to see those changes but i think more you see those folks coming

that concerns the library of the president commission and the then president gomez who shouted down a member of the public when she tried to speak at a library commission meeting. you took this matter up, and found in words that i'm not exactly able to quote, since she wasn't an elected official or department head, you said you didn't have the power to basically unseat her, but you sent a letter to the mayor saying that her behavior was basically outrageous and fell below any standard of decency and public service that should apply, and recommended that she be sacked. that letter got no response whatsoever from the mayor. and after a year, i believe a number of, what loosely is known as sunshine policy folks came to remind you, and you then sent a second letter a year or more later reminding the mayor of the first and asking him to take action. that letter also was never responded to. eventually, and i'm a little uncertain about the timelines and i'm sure that everybody else here can tell you, eventually a year ago, the mayor did not reappoint jooul gomez, the president of the library

. >> hi good afternoon my name is paulette gomez i live at a woman place an 13th and mission this is the only 24/7 shelter very few residents every every get a good nights sleep and few are in good health additional few are happy campers i told people you have to understand the shelters is an oh in exchange for adults you have to you understand if you're one of the good guides or bad guides if you're good you stand up for yours no matter who hazards you speak our mind somewhere someone will listen that one person may be able to change everything i thought it with about interesting to have a mandatory meeting they wanted to discuss workshops the yurpz were what do you want us to do should we do art or med i can't guess how much input go do you have into the budget and she going a little bit why. >> i think it is great about our mental health but what about our physical health i've been to the emergency room ones for fall out injury and a few mom it would be nice to have heat but no one opened their mouth a shelter is not a place for people to go to vacation but the last resort we need

samanda gomez allegedly rapping a powerful organization. the knights templar. the car tell branched out from drug trafficking. shopkeepers and anyone who they could psychiatries protection money from. i proudly represented the knight templar. our intention is to make this work. we want the people to live in piece and move freely through the state. >> over the past two years the cartel was under threat first from vigilantes and a federal offensive in the state. gomez has been in hiding as authorities conducted mann hunts across the state. his capture could positive a boost to pep yetto -- peno nieto, beleaguered by standals, and the disappearance of 43 students attacked by local police. >> it's huge it's for the administration. in practical terms, this does not change the situation that much. there's one more nail in the coffin of the templaries but other groups are taking it. >> security analysts are saying the problems with voems has not been solved by arresting the king pips it's deeper in a country full of poverty and weak institutions. a recent spate of kil

. >> y marÍa leticia gÓmez. >> el cambio estÁ cobrando mÁs vÍctimas y aquÍ en california el nÚmero de los 100. >> es por eso que legisladores estatales toman cartas en el asunto. >> despuÉs de que los Últimos dÍas el nÚmero de enfermos infectados con el virus del sarampiÓn aumentarÁ, aquÍ california los legisladores buscan cambiar una ley que hasta ahora ha permitido que los padres de familia no vacunen a sus hijos basados en sus creencias personales. >> el departamento de control de enfermedades reportÓ que hasta el 30 de enero los casos de sarampiÓn sumaban a 112 en los estados unidos, pero tan sÓlo cuatro dÍas esta cifra aumentÓ a 129 personas infectadas con el virus segÚn el new york times. el aumento mÁs drÁstico se reportÓ en dakota del sur. >> los padres de familia les quiero decir que no hay absolutamente ninguna duda de que la vacuna no causÓ ninguna enfermedad, como el autismo ni ninguna otra. vacÚnennos en otros niÑos porque tambiÉn es proteger a la sociedad eso. >> y exactamente por los estados requieren que los niÑos estÉn vacunados para entrar al preescolar, por ejemplo

gomez and i am spanish myself.elieve we could have legals but being legal and doing the paperwork before they come to this country. the only thing i don't like about the president when he turned off the people that were in jail and he is worried about the country? i don't think so. you said that we survived on their back because a work in the fields and stuff like that, but you stop and think about how many kids they have. they are on food stamps and welfare and everything. host: let me jump in because alan gomez we have had these calls before. people are concerned over there -- concerned that under the president immigration action that you get federal benefits or state benefits. can you walk through what people are able to get and what they are not able to get if they are here illegally? guest: if they are heal here illegally and are approved by the president's program, they do not qualify for obama care. i know that is a big concern for a lot of people, but that is one thing they have been clear about. what they

hijos son ciudadano y he trabajado desde que llegue aqui se me hace triste y desilusionante a delia gomez se le corta la voz cuando recuerda la noticia que recibio el martes por la manana y que le podria truncar sus suenos de legalizar su estatus en el pais... ella tiene tres hijos ciudadanos.. el programa dapa le permitiria salir de las sombras.. pero ahora no sabe si podra conseguirlo... ella junto con cientos de personas llegaron hasta la iglesia saint marys de gilroy para hablar sobre lo que significa la decision de un juez en texas de bloquear temporalmente la accion ejecutva de obama... y hoy precisamente llegaron a reunirse hoy con activistas del sur de condado de santa clara para saber si deben de seguir luchando por arreglar su situacion migratoria... sot 16:13 josue fuentes abogado de la fiscalia de santa clara la gente debe de entender que ahorirta es un suspension pero va a seguir adelante no hay abogado que le ofrezca una aplicacion entonces deben de entender de no ser victimas de fraude sot arcelia manzo lider de la organizacion pac 07:45 se que es una lucha que estamos quer

gomez first.afe drinking water to the needs of our most needy xhunds. is there a way to measure across the country whether the drinking water state revolving fund is immediating -- its congressionally intended purpose or authorized purpose? >> that's a really good question. what we are aware of is the drinking water srfs are required to provide 15% of the funds to the small communities. the extent to which states are doing exactly what you're asking we don't know yet. that would be a good question. possibly for gao to look at. there are estimates from epa, for example, that about 38% of the drinking water srfs have gone to small communities. as of 2008. that's the estimate that's out there. but to the extent that it's meeting small communities' needs we don't know that. >> great. well, thank you. are there any reports that show how fast this drinking water funding is spent, by whom and where it goes including distribution to the neediest communities? >> so one of the things that we are doing at th

. >> la duda del dÍa, la pregunta es de marta gÓmez y dice que tiene su residencia, le gustarÍa sabercapacidad para hablar y escribir en inglÉs. >> recuerde que si se tiene sus datos migratorios se envÍe su vÍdeo. >> la explosiÓn ayer en una refinerÍa en el sur de california sumada a la huelga podrÍa causar una escasez de combustible. muchos jÓvenes latinos sueÑan con ingresar a la universidad, uno de los principales obstÁculos es el dinero. >> nos acompaÑa la directora, ayuda a los estudiantes latinos. quÉ hay que hacer para recibir ayuda del gobierno federal? >> los estudiantes tienen que llenar la aplicaciÓn. deben llenar la aplicaciÓn. >> cuÁl es el Último dÍa para llenarla? >> estÁn disponibles desde el primero de enero, deben completar sus aplicaciones pero no deben esperar al Último dÍa porque los fondos se distribuyen por orden. >> se tiene que devolver? >> no se tiene que pagar, hasta 12.000 del estado de california dependiendo de las calificaciones del estudiante. vamos a tener un taller el prÓximo miÉrcoles, y para mÁs informaciÓn las familias deben llamar. >> gracias a kat

i just won't call. >> that said, while gomez says he understands why so many people may not have called excusable. in fact, he decides to use the incident as a teaching lesson. >> i thought to myself why is it that so many people walked by and are not calling? if i'm laying on the ground, i expect that first person to see me to call 911 right away. so i thought, well, let's make a call 911 campaign. >> immediately following the incident, hector gets together with the police, has flyers translated into several languages, and distributes them in his neighborhood. >> excuses are not valid, you know. i don't think they're valid. but i do think it's important to improve that, that situation. >>> coming up -- >> don't jump! >> a man jumps off a bridge. with no rescuers in the water, what will they do? >>> and a bank robbery. would you try to stop this thief? a twist the teller never sees coming. when caught on camera, what would you do continues. just show them this - the american express card. don't leave home without it! and someday, i may even use it on the moon. it's a marvelous thing! oh

so this is a real troublesome moment for the white house. >> and alan gomez, what about the 5 million on deportations, they are caught in the middle? >> yeah they have absolutely no idea what to do right now. across the country for the last couple of weeks there have been workshops to help get their paperwork and applications ready to submit. so far today we haven't heard anything from the department of homeland security advising them on what to do. immigration advocates are urging them to continue to get the paperwork ready once something goes because they think once it gets to the fifth circuit court of appeals they could restart the process again. >> pete what about -- who was it who actually sought the injunction from the federal judge? >> it was 26 states led by the state of texas. and their argument is normally speaking immigration is a federal matter and they said look, this burden falls on us if this policy goes through, we're the ones that have to issue new licenses and issue work permits. we have more enforcement and it could be a magnet to bring more immigration in and the

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i want the move on the alan gomez now who reports on the immigration issue regularly. alan, what is the practical effect of this going to be on the immigrant community in this country? >> well the practical effect is that you have basically thousands of people who had their paperwork ready their applications ready to go. they were ready to run tomorrow to the post office and start mailing these into the department of homeland security. obviously they woke up to this news this morning. so there's been a lot of... i've been talking with a lot of them today, a lot of just painful confusion throughout that community. some of them are just sort of giving up and saying, all right, we kind of figured something like this was going to happen so they're moving on, but a lot of them are trying to get out the message that an appeals court could overturn this ruling, that this program can still go into effect at some point, so there's a lot of action going on the urge them to continue to keep their paperwork to, continue getting ready so if and when that day comes when the program

. >> ruth gomez rivera's 15-year-old son was on the bus. he left the country a week ago, but was caught by mexican authorities. >> ruth's son is interviewed by immigration officials, fingerprinted, and released to the care of his mother. >> the family is reunited for now -- but they can't go back home. they're scared it might be a death sentence for their son. it's been reported that a about a third of the children deported back to el salvador this year have faced death threats from gangs. his aunt says the family will have to go into hiding. >> this is what they're afraid of... >> at san salvador's central morgue officials say an average of 12 bodies arrive each day. >> many of them are gang-related deaths and many of them are young people. >> for three years the orellana family has searched for their 16-year-old son. >> they just recovered his remains. the grandmother told us that he was killed by a gang. a dna match was finally made and today they are here to bury him. the boy's mother lives in the united states, and was trying to bring