guatemalan family. and i had spent a lot of time in guatemala as a child, the first couple years of my life, almost every summer, summer after summer. but then, as i become more and more your typical american teenage kind of kid, i become sort of self-conscious about that. i want to fit in the way americans do. and i sort of begin to stay away from guatemala, i guess. i hadn't been down there probably since sixth grade or so. and sure, then in college one day with my friends, we didn't really have anything to do that summer. and one of my friends had a new ford mustang, and i said, "let's drive down to guatemala." and we did, you know? and that would have been about 1976. and... >> hinojosa: when the political situation was... >> well, the political situation... >> hinojosa: was percolating. >> ...was just percolating. i remember the big... my big moment of political intuition was one night, late at night, we were out just walking around guatemala city looking for something to do. and a vw thing stops i

. >>> a guatemalan man is in custody of u.s. customs, officials say they caught him with $600,000 worth of cocaine and agentses at hartsfield-jackson airport were inspecting the man's bag and found uncooked red beans and found the substance inside of the bags. >>> the piece of space history arrived in los angeles, a barge carrying nasa last space shuttle exterior tank, it will be added to the orbiter endeavour and displayed at its final home at the california science center. >> for the third year in a row. washington, d.c. wins the fittest city in the entire united states. they released the ninth annual fitness ratings. it's based on the environmental fitness and the low rate of smoking pushes it to the top and is followed by st. paul and the denver area. >>> still ahead another check of the forecast stepping live outside, sky 6 hd showing you philadelphia international airport and david murphy has your update from accuweather. >>> universal screening for autism seems to be paying off. kids seem to be diagnosed a year earlier an

. >> also new a guatemalan man in the custody of u.s. customs.ials say they caught him with $600,000 worth of cocaine. agents atlanta's heart field jackson international airport were inspecting the man's bags when they noticed several packages of uncooked red beans. police found a white powdery substance inside those bags which they later determined to be cocaine. they he seized more than 26 pounds of the drug. >>> please wrap up their series with the marlins tonight. pitcher jeremy hellickson will get the start. it was a short but dominant performance by pitcher vincent velasquez last night. he gave up three hits in five shutout innings plus tommy joseph hit his first major league home run. the phillies win three to one. >>> eagles quarterback sam bradford addressed the media for the first time since his two-week walkout. plus bradford joined newly drafted quarterback carson wentz on the field for the first day of organized team activities yesterday. bradford and his agent requested a trade last month because they were unhappy with the eagles mo

when the robber learned the hard way that his victim was a former special forces soldier with the guatemalanrmy. the victim makes a combat move. the robber gets off a shot and hits the construction worker in the face. but the worker's two other brothers are on the job too. they see what's happening. one of the brothers wrestles the gun away from the robber. the other robber comes out and wrestles the robber to the ground and both brothers sit on top of the robber until the cops get to the scene. book him dano. this is how one of the witnesses described what happened. he asked not to be identified. >> pretty gutsy move because the guy had a gun and hospital is it several times. >> what do you make of it? >> it's not something that happens around here any more. >> reporter: police say the victim is in critical but stable condition. they say he's expected to make it. they say he may be eligible for a $10,000 reward for deterring a robbery. now coming up at 6:00 the residents here speak out. i'll see you then opinion wendy, back to you. >>> a former daycare worker in prince william county will b

the victim is a construction worker and special forces soldier with the guatemalan army. he managed to resist the army. his two brothers also working nearby ran to the scene, disarmed the robber and held him for the police. >> they were sitting on him, had somehow struggled and actually got the gun away. at came. >> yes. >> what do you make of that? >> it's great. folks joining together and trying to help one another out. >> reporter: now police say the victim is in critical but stable condition in the hospital. he is expected to make it. police say he may be eligible for $10,000 for foiling this robbery. in the meantime police have a 23-year-old man in custody. he's expected to be officially charged in the case tomorrow. jim, back to you. >> thanks, pat. >>> police were able to salvage some forensic evidence numberer that a man drove into the silver diner in tysons corner last week. a search warrant revealed investigators seized three plastic bottles, three liquid samples, burned debris and three floor mats. a named samuel abutoh intentionally drove his hum near to the r

. >>> a former guatemalan soldier is covering-ar inrecovering aft shot in the face. d.c.e say a gunman tried to rob the man who was working on a construction site. they say he was shot after he tried to disarm a robber who approached him. the man's brothers also working on the site intervened, police say the men sat on the robber until police arrived. >>> and a consumer watch to tell you about this morning. more frozen foods are being added to the huge fda recall. it has expanded the list of frozen fruits and vegetables because of listeria concerns. products sold at safe way, trader joe's and harris teeter are all affected. >>> it strasburg signed a new 7 year contract extension with the nationals. it should become official today. he pitched last night and received a standing ovation when he was done. his new deal reportedly worth $175 million, about $25 million a year. >> we just went into the wrong profession. >> should have been a baseball player. >> could have, would have, should have. it's the hardest thing to do by the way. >>> well, it is being called a shakeup tha

police say a gunman tried to rob a construction worker there, they say the victim a former guatemalanpecial forces soldier was shot when he tried to disarm the that construction site ran over to the scene, police say they sat on the robber until help arrived. >> i think it's great. talk about folks sort of joining together and trying to help one another out. >> investigators have for the released the name of the alleged robber. >>> a controversial death in winchester has been ruled a suicide. the medical examiner says 20-year-old minifield shot himself in the head. initially the report said he had been running from police when he shot himself. minifield's family and friends don't believe the report. police asked virginia state police to conduct the investigation. >>> two students stabbed with scissors at a montgomery county school are recovering this morning. this happened during lunch period yesterday at the churchill high school in potomac. police say a 15-year-old attacked two 17-year-olds with a pair of scissors and a tool used to work with clay. the victims were not serus hurt an

>> you would be okay with guatemalans coming into your dorm room and sleep on your floor. >> no. >> that'sindoctrinated so i know nothing. >> do the professors pass around doobies in class. >> maybe but i don't know about it. >> i won't go schizo, will i? >> do the teachers ever burn incense in class? >> no. >> never? >> you probably missed that then. >> have the professors ever told to you make love, not war? >>. no. [ laughter ] >> i think you are making everybody uncomfortable. >> oh, everybody knows what i mean. >> what is the national debt right now? >> 200 million. [ buzzer ] >> 18 trillion. professors aren't telling you the truth. >> maybe not. >> do you think that the phrase "islamic terror" is offensive. >> yes. >> have a lot of terrorists been episcopalian these days. >> [contradicts chirping] >> can i buy you a hat. >> you can't buy me anything. >> dinner? >> awkward. >> what do you think about hillary clinton. >> after the whole email scandal i have lost a lot of trust in her. >> do you trust hillary clinton? >> yes. >> why did she lie about the ben geaz attacks being about a v

and yet these men both knew that salvador yen day had been taken out by the cia in chile, the guatemalan president, vietnam, they were very familiar with these stories, and i would tell them these stories. listen, you play the game and get rich or in this pocket over here i've got a couple of hundred million dollars for your family. this is a metaphor, but basically if you don't play the game in this pocket, the jackals are right behind me. i didn't actually carry a gun, but they did. nonetheless, jaime had tremendous integrity and died in an airplane crash in may of 1981. there's no question that it was a rigged plane crash. the panamanian president got his family together right after that and said my brother jaime has been assassinated, and i'm probably next. but don't worry too much about me, because i've accomplished what i -- the most important thing i came here to accomplish, i signed the canal treaty with jimmy carter. the panama canal is going to be in the hands of the panamanian people. that's what i wanted to see happen. less than three months later, the exact same thing happen

>> roy choi: we have el salvadoran and guatemalan all around. koreans all throughout.hth street. >> anthony: why oaxaca? just that's the way it worked out? >> roy choi: mm-hm. you know how it goes. >> anthony: yeah. >> roy choi: probably one guy showed up. >> anthony: yeah. >> roy choi: filipino fast food just behind us. >> anthony: mm-hm. >> roy choi: and then a bunch of riff-raffs in between. >> anthony: filipinos ought to be very proud of their food. >> roy choi: mm-hm. >> anthony: underrepresented. >> roy choi: i think they're going through kind of what we went through, where the glass hasn't been broken yet to, to translate it but still keep the core and soul of it. but it tastes delicious. >> anthony: a few blocks over, the iconic filipino fast food chain, jollibee's. laugh all you want, but ask any filipino. they love this drive-through mutation for specialties like this fried spam sandwich thing. but it's the desserts where it gets really crazy. >> anthony: decisions, decisions. >> roy choi: here we go. uh, we'll take one aloha burger and then one spam little b

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those unaccompanied children pose a unique challenge because by and large those individuals of guatemalansand honduras and el salvador. >> powless is pointing out the lax security at the border. >> that wasar lower than in prior years. but if i may with the security of the border with respect to the terrorist threat one of the challenges of the individuals is a transnational criminal organization we have no evidence to suggest they're willing participants in in fact, it is the opposite of the overt smuggling in that makes sense for fear to read even greater force to bear on their organizations. their question is are there low-level organizations to baby smuggling that is a terrorist? and our agents are focused on that we do not have an increase concerned that as a needed increase of vigilance >> i want to to return to the last part of the conversation. we have been down in the five day, pierre with the lack of opportunity in those early conversations as we send money down for those to get the money and the guns that make life miserable for folks. with the needle in the haystack we can make

. >> reporter: one of those restaurant is this guatemalan seafood place.n unknown hideaway like this on the culinary map overnight. >> wonderful. for everybody. >> reporter: do you think about the power you have to make or break a i get to make people who do their job superbly well a little more prosperous. that's a nice thing. >> reporter: jonathan gold is as much food critic as anthropologist, on a quest to search out the noodfoods that de him. >> i can't think of anything more enjoyable than checking out a new restaurant in a new part of town for the first time and seeing what's going on. >> reporter: whether you're getting paid or not. >> i probably would. don't tell me boss. cheers. >> reporter: that secret may already be out. for "cbs this morning," i'm lee cowan in jonathan gold's los angeles. >> ah. i like that. >> love to hang out with him. what a great job. make people happy all day. >> yeah. >>> a lottery winner hits the million-dollar jackpot again. next, how the story is about devotion, not just the dollars. >>> and look at some of the special

on trial were two guatemalan nationals. leaders of an organization that received tons of cocaine over 13 years from manufacturers in colombia and venezuela. they built runways and warehouses to store and receive such massive quantities of narcotics. then they distributed the drugs to additional middlemen in mexico. it was known that these drugs reached the u.s. but the defendants claimed that once they passed them on to, they had no knowledge of its ultimate destination. at trial, this was their only defense. currently the law allows them to claim ignorance and simply put the blame on those who do their bidding. my district and many other colleagues' districts face a growing heroin epidemic. our efforts this week to counter this crisis are crucial to stopping it. my final point, this bill is about dismantling international drug trafficking organizations, it is about bringing to justice the source nation manufacturers and middleman wholesalers behind the flow of deadly narcotics across our borders. nothing else. i urge my co

what it's like born in the barrier and killed while eating a burr right oi on potrero hill or a guatemalan shot six times by plains clothe police. by doing nothing tangible or making a difference the body has disrespected communities in grief and disrespected all of san francisco but you can begin to heal this simply. i would like to enter this into record. it's a draft resolution regarding police reform. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> (pause). . >> this is a screen shot of mario woods and the guns and the guns are aiming for his head. they shouldn't be doing that. his arms are down and no 38 whatsoever. now we will go to the frames and the execution of nar i don't woods. >> >> mario woods. as you can see in these frames he is doing absolutely nothing but walking forward. still shows no threat to the officer in any way, shape or form. now this is when he is shot in the head and these frames are 29 frames per second, so you're getting a fraction of a second and his head is hitting down and he's dropping like a wet noodle because he's already brain dead. >> thank you. next