we've been talking to hector jr., hector sr. it seems like we're making some progress with this family. it's been a long time. i know it's been nine months. you have two children. two children. how old are they? - nine and four. - four, yeah. - nine and four. hector sr., you haven't seen them in a long time. they've grown a bit. would you like a chance to see them now? - i would like to. - let's bring on your grandsons. oh! wait, you took his seat. - come here, baby. i think you should sit on grandpa's lap. that's what i think. - you want to sit on granddaddy's lap? - what are their names? hi, guys. - my name is julius and that's caesar. - julius caesar. - wow, you guys make a good pair. julius caesar, in the house! wow. hector, how's it feel to be holding your grandson? - great. - i have to say, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. you guys look-- they look alike. they sure do. what a beautiful family. dee, are you encouraged? - yes. - you are? what are some of the things these families-- this family needs to work on when

and hector boretto a former sba administrator.e is now chairman of the latino coalition and a member of the board of the u.s. chamber of commerce and he is the found earp of two businesses. how did i do, hector? did i say that correctly? there's my accent. great to see both of you guys. >> great to be here. >> so, hector, i want to start with you because you have a brand that you are clearly marketing to the hispanic community. are you doing something different than you would if you were marketing to a different community? >> well, i'm marketing to all communities, but we're very proud of our company. two years in the market. we've won some prestigious awards. yes, you will talk to these markets differently. the latino market we want to make sure they know there's a heritage behind the product, that there's an authenticity that it comes from a very special place. obviously we want to offer good value, good pricing, good servi service, and we do all of that and, of course, for the general market we're going to accentuate a lot of t

8 policías >> arrestado y deportado lamenta no tener buen abogado que detuviera la deportacion >> hectorl que dieron la vida , reconocen los errores , lo pagaron con cárcel pero por no se ciudadanos los deportaron >> al luchar por estados unidos somos americanos pero al quitarse el uniforme no >> margarita es mama de hector vive a dos horas de su hijo en california , no justifica lo que hizo pero es injusto que lo deportaran fuera del país ni beneficios , te vas como criminal sin tomar en cuenta que arriesgo su vida por los ciudadanos >> como veterano yo pelie por la tierra que me correponde y mi familia , no es libertad , no soy libre de entrar y salir del país que defendi >> mañana en segunda parte le diremos cono el nacontrafico quiere tener veteranos >> tiene que acojerse al pps , no espere si es hundureño o dominicano >> expertos tenemen que hondureños y nicaraguenses esperen a reforma migratoria seria erros >> 100 mil deberian insribirse al pps ,no deben esperar >> deben registrarse es la única orma de trabaja en estados unidos >> si no se registran quedan en limbo migratorio porqu

. >> muriendo, esa es la única manera en que hector pueda regresar a los estados unidos.s los honores. >> no puedo vivir como americano, pero si puedo morir como tal. >> en esta guerra no tienen ordenes de como superar esta batalla. >> pero se aferran a la fe, por medio de esta oracion o cantos de alabanza. >> intetan fortalecerse para no abandonar su misión. >> te ayuda venir a la iglesia. >> siempre nos da la palabra de dios nos da esperanza y fortaleza y eso no lo puedes comprar. >> hace 6 meses que no lo ve. >> me decía mi hijo : "daddy no quiero que te vayas, no quiero que me dejes sólo." >> (llanto) . >> víctor tiene una hija de 7 años y todos los días recurre a su hija a través de la tecnología para cumplir su papel de padre. >> extraño tenerla en mis brazos y acariciarla ante todo. >> cuando visitamos a su mamá, grabamos un mensaje que ella le quiso envíar. >> "un día vas a estar tú aquí entrando por esa puerta, espero sea antes que me vaya" >> palabras de una madre que quiebran a un hijo deportado, que alentan sus deseos de regresar. >> (llanto) >> sea por medio

. >>> the group's director is hector gonzalez.eddie was talking in the previous segment about how when there's something extracurricular in a student's life they tend to develop maybe a little more. what do you think dance does for the youth? >> besides culture,)ndÑ just discipline. also technique as far as learning. i believe it helps in school. counting, rhythms, beats and coordination. >> your kids are in it? >> yes. my wife, myself and my two kids. >> that's great. carmen, what are you getting out of it at this point? you look very colorful. tell us about the colorful aspect of the attire. >> what i got out of it, i've learned a lot. i'm able to speak out when i go on stage. i'm not so shy. i can speak to the crowd. when i was in school i was more of a leader than a follower. i was able to put out what i need to get done. dance does a lot. it's not just something pretty to look at. >> there's hip hop dancing and ballet dancing. why did you choose this genre? >> it was through my dad. by the age of four i was alongside the adul

hector's recent memoir is about his father who was killed for his out spoken attempts to change things for the better. >> this is a place where many have come to eat something in the morning or in the middle of the afternoon. >> the tamales here are made with chicken, pork belly combined with rice and masa, wrapped in a banana leaf and slow-cooked for hours. >> this place has been serving for a couple of hundred years. >> let's see if it is like my mother's. >> well, that's a high standard. >> i suppose it is not. >> i was just in flores, yesterday. >> what economy there was, was entirely drug economy. now the drugs are gone, there is no economy. it's a ghost town. it's a military and people sitting there staring at the space waiting for the beer to arrive. tell me something hopeful? >> i think we are becoming more and more conscious that this past decade of violence have been absolutely useless. i think -- it's not as good as my mother's, i'm sorry. >> well, it never is. >> if you removed cocaine from the equation, if you removed the drug trade as a financial engine, you would still h

so i thought, well, let's make a call 911 campaign. >> immediately following the incident, hector gets 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 robber. would you try to stop this thief? a twist the teller never sees coming. when "caught on camera: what would you do" continues. i'm just saying, why does the enterprise get all the good missions? [ bang, alarm blaring ] here we go. on-screen. i'm very sorry. i think i ran into you. it's space. you couldn't go around me? don't worry. i have esurance. their modern tools let me customize my policy. are you okay? 'cause you look a little banged up. you look pretty jacked up, man. yeah. that's my face. oh. [ male announcer ] see "star trek into darkness" in theatres may 17th. go to esurance's facebook page for a chance at free movie tickets. >>> i'm page hop kins. here's wha

desde su casa la mamá de hector no deja de pensar los riesgos de su hijo y los entrenamienrtos y estaseriencia. >> > bueno simplemente la verdad y a mí no. >> > es un miedo real de tu mamá?. >>> ((información en pantalla). por su seguridad el no quiere opinar y son reales. > >>mañana estarémos con el ex soldados reportados . >> > y no se lo pierda. > >> y vamos a cambiar de tema en al búsqueda del sospechoso a la niña de 9 años . > >> vemos por primera vez donde fue apuñalada a muerte y entonces el soldados está con la búsqueda del responsable y la pequeña está con el hermano de 11 años y cuando llegaron encontraron a la niña muerta en la habitacion. >> > sentí mucha tristeza y he tenido muchos compañeros llorando y mi maestra también. >>> tras una rueda de prensa el testimonio ya no es creido porque se está contradiciendo y el vocero dice que esto no distrae al investigación y el sargento dice que está con el sospechoso y con el hombre hispano y blanco y hasta los hombros y estamos en la casa de una niña perdida y aúne esta en la zona . >>> yo ewstoy acostada y escucho cualquier ruido

dominion among other things builds prisons in the united states in kenya it is rented seventeen thousand hectors and produces food like rice dish and bananas mostly for the capital's big supermarkets. this farm. is an investment by an american man called mr cullen by this and his family they had some money but they thought should be put towards helping him put security in africa so he came here in the two thousand and three and the lease these farm four hundred five vs and number twenty five vs renewable. was about what you would like for the american investor introduced himself through the church claiming that he wanted to help eradicate poverty by offering new jobs and food. in my. view like bussing to new dominion came here through the church. because it couldn't get in contact with us it used the priests. to use it promised to give us work so that no one would be unemployed. there would be great changes it would build schools and it would give us part of its harvest look at that within the school but there would be food for everyone it was for us was the biggest joy. so these multinational c

hector was the administrator for the small business administration. now is with the latino coalition, but hector, said a number of things i want to come to you on now. specifically about this -- i'm concerned, giving your expertise and your background, about the ill pact this recession has had on small business in the latino communities, small business is the engine of this country. it drives america period, but certainly inside the latino community, the mop and pop shops and other opportunities for entrepreneurships that members of your community take, drives drives the engine of your community. talk about the impact of the recession specifically on small business. >> well, as tom said, it's been significant. there are some people in our community that will say that when times are going well, there are pockets of latino community that are in recession. when we're in a recession there are pockets in the hispanic community that are in a depression. there's an incredible amount of opportunity in the future, especially with small business, when i was at

partido ante la seleccion de nigeria , siguen a la espera de la incorporacion de giovani dos santos y héctorrentando a sus ex compañeros , lanzo 6 entradas y terminó abanicando a 5 , en el bate de brandon atención para el jugador de los gigantes de san francisco 2 carreras , cruzaban la registradora terminaba la victoria por marcador , 5 carreras a 2 , duelo de titanes texas , líder arizona comandando el oeste los bates de los texanos texas terminó con victoria , 9 a 5 y su rival , que perdio dejó que san francisco se acercara se pone buena la competencia en ambas divisiones por que le toca duro como dejaron ir ese penalti en los descuentos aprendieron del cruz azul , regresamos después de la pausa ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> que tanto el tiempo pasa el día en su teléfono móvil psan en promedio una hora al día , los usuarios del iphone lo usan 26 minutos más al día , el pasado miércoles en san francisco se dio la bienvenida a una adorable jirafita al nacer el animal peso 130 libras su madre de 11 años de edad , dio a luz de pie después de 425 días de gestacion en univisión14.com lo puede co

hÉctor blanco vio graduarse de la secundaria a su hijo.tendrÍamos salida. >>> el congresista mario dÍaz-balart, parte del grupo que trabaja en el plan migratorio dijo al diario polÍtico. que es la responsabilidad de cada individuo ser capaz de permanecer trabajar y tener estatus legal en estados unidos y en gran medida no ser una carga pÚblica. >>> los indocumentados tendrÍan que tener cobertura medica. durante el tiempo que pro cesen su residencia permanente y eventualmente su ciudadanÍa y no podrÁn recibir subsidios de ningÚn tipo del gobierno. para pagar el costo. >>> va impedir, que algunos inmigrantes puedan acceder al servicio de legalizaciÓn, porque no tienen el dinero para pagar los servicios mÉdicos. >>> en el plan de reforma migratoria del senado no se exije tener cobertura mÉdica. por otro lado, algunos grupos conservadors ven como irÓnico que quieran que los indocumentados hagan lo que ellos se han opuesto, incluso por la cual fueron a la corte suprema. >>> resulta irÓnico que el caballo de batalla de los republicanos, contra l

the candelaria is a recently renovated old city when i meet up with hector abad, one of the most distinguished in south america. his recent work is "oblivion" about his father's outspoken attempts to change things for the better. so first of all, where are we? >> puerta falsa. this is a place where many bogatans come to eat something in the middle of the morning or in the middle of the afternoon. >> the tamales are made with chicken and pork belly combined with vegetables, rice and masa, wrapped in a banana leaf, and slow cooked for hours. this place has been serving chocolate completo for the nearby plaza for a couple hundred years. >> here are the tamales. >> beautiful. it is a thing of beauty, isn't it? >> let's see if it tastes like my mother's. >> a high standard. >> i suppose it is not. >> i was just in milaflores yesterday. what economy was entirely drug based economy. now that the drugs are gone, there is no economy. it's a ghost town, a military and people sitting there staring at the space waiting for the beer to arrive. that is something i can understand. tell me something hopeful.

not much like jerry said in the same situation is jeremy his name is hector his online name was blue was put in a similar situation to jeremy and what he did instead was along with it rather than take a plea deal or you know remain silent he he made a deal with the f.b.i. and basically started an online crime spree he kind of orchestrated it and was a ringleader of this group called and along with the f.b.i. went around committing various crimes in hacking various sites and even keeping stuff on f.b.i. computers and he did that all to get out of facing what space so if the f.b.i. was overseeing the operation through and through this operation i mean are they just set an example of jeremy because really it was a sting all along and they knew his activities all along and it was a sting gone wrong. well i mean you know they i don't know if there was a sting gone wrong because you know they entrapped a bunch of people they got a bunch of they got it they got a few convictions most of jeremy's co-defendants are in the u.k. where they've actually been sentenced to the same amount of time a

not much like jerry said in the same situation is jeremy his name is hector his online name was blue was put in a similar situation to jeremy and what he did instead was along with it rather than take a plea deal or you know remain silent he he made a deal with the f.b.i. and basically started an online crime spree he kind of orchestrated it and was a ringleader of this group called and along with the f.b.i. went around committing various crimes and hacking various sites and even keeping stuff on f.b.i. computers and he did that all to get out of facing what space so if the f.b.i. was overseeing the operation through and through this operation i mean are they just set an example of jeremy because really it was a sting all along and they knew his activities all along and it was a sting gone wrong. well i mean you know they i don't know if there was a sting gone wrong because you know they entrapped a bunch of people they got a bunch of they got a they got a few convictions most of jeremy's co-defendants are in the u.k. where they've actually been sentenced to the same amount of time a

i'm going to lean to my left and go to hector barreto. hector was, at one point, the administrator for the small business administration with the latino coalition. i have a number of things i want to come to you on, specifically about his miss. -- about business. recession on this small business in the latino community. small business drives america. inside the latino community, small business, mom and pop shops, these other opportunities for entrepreneurship drives the economic engine of your community. talk to me about this -- the impact of this recession on small business. >> it has been significant. there are some people who will say that, when times are going well, there are pockets of the latino community in a recession. when we are in a recession, there are pockets of the latino community in a depression. there's an incredible amount of opportunity in the future come especially with small business. when i was at sba, the fastest growing segment of small business in united states was hispanic-owned business, and i believe it still i

a three-run homer for tyler flowers, jake peavy was scratched with a sore back, hector santiago moved-plus, a run on two hits... and the sox beat the rangers, 3 to 1... if you think these cub fans were cold, there was some real cold business at the end of this game. cubs and padres, anthony rizzo going where no man has ever gone before, or wanted to. great play there, but it was overshadowed by a bad one. popup to right, julio borbon called for it and then didn't get there, a run is in, 2 to 1 cubs in the eighth. shawn camp relieves a dominant travis wood and throws one off wellington castillo's glove to the screen, you could run after that one, wellie. he didn't, game tied, james russell comes on to pitch and everth cabrera wins the game for san diego. rbi single to center, the padres get four in the eighth, beat the cubs, 4- 2. that's the news for this thursday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. i'm tom negovan. updates on wgntv.com. for all of us here, have a good night. the day my doctor told me i had diabetes, i remember thinking there's a lot i have t

sergeant hector feliciano is in the area and responds to the call over the radio. >> it looked like a cattle stampede. people were just running everywhere. a few people screaming. there was a man with a gun inside. it just looked like total chaos. >> within minutes of arriving, feliciano and the other officers spot the suspect. >> i looked over and i could see he had his arm wrapped around a lady's neck and his other arm in her small of her back. >> basically he kind of came, worked his way through the little courtyard there, then came out towards the parking lot. >> the officers keep a safe distance as the suspect walks the hostage slowly up the street with what appears to be a gun at her back. the victim, 31-year-old dunia gonzales, a consulate employee, is pregnant. and feliciano can see she's terrified. >> you can hear her crying. she kept on reaching up to the suspect's arm because he was choking her, trying to get some air. >> feliciano tries to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish. >> he wasn't complying. he immediately just started telling us to put down our

i'm going to lean to my left and go to hector barreto.tor was, at one point, the administrator for the small business administration with the latino coalition. i have a number of things i want to come to you on, specifically about his miss. -- about business. recession on this small business in the latino community. small business drives america. inside the latino community, small business, mom and pop shops, these other opportunities for entrepreneurship drives the economic engine of your community. talk to me about this -- the impact of this recession on small business. >> it has been significant. there are some people who will say that, when times are going well, there are pockets of the latino community in a recession. when we are in a recession, there are pockets of the latino community in a depression. there's an incredible amount of opportunity in the future come especially with small business. when i was at sba, the fastest growing segment of small business in united states was hispanic-owned business, and i believe it still is. t

. >>> reportÓ para ustedes, desde el burÓ del revoltillo news, los mismos de siempre, jessy, hÉctor yfrutos, durante la primera noche, tras el monstruoso tornado de ayer pudieron rescatar a 101 personas con vida, ayer en rueda de prensa al finalizar el dÍa, autoridades indicaron que el nÚmero de muertos era de 51, lamentablemente esta maÑana la oficina del mÉdico forense del estado de oklahoma, informÓ que la cifra aumentÓ a 91, y todavÍa se cree que serÁ mas grande, que sea peor. las labores de rescate continÚan arduamente, en ciertos puntos en muchos puntos de esta Área. sin embargo se concentran especÍficamente en una escuela primaria, en la escuela primaria plaza tower. donde ayer fueron rescatados sin vida 20 niÑos, y profesores de esa escuela, y las autoridades temen lamentablemente que esa cifra aumente. conforme pasan las horas. aquÍ hay mucho movimiento, hla llegado hace apenas 5 minutos el alcalde de oklahoma city. va a recorrer toda el Área, y luego tendrÁ una conferencia de prensa con los medios de comunicaciÓn, satcha pretto. >>> gracias andrea por el informe, esta es una

but hector was talking about the regulations that strangle business. you see where i'm going with this. she is talking about the conditions business in a gin that leads to the situation these people have to navigate every day, just the juxtaposition you guys are sitting next to each other. you can pick a fight later in the conversation. asking -- twon black and brown people, latinos for the sake of this conversation, do they just happen to live in the areas or is this benign neglect? much of this is the not in my backyard syndrome. it's not always the case, but sadly it's often the case where plant are going to cite a and you see a less politically engaged, more politically disenfranchised community which tends to be african-american, latino, and yet i immigrant community, you are going to have less resistance if you want to put your plant their warrior factory there. want to put your factory there. you will have less political influence to come up against if you are going to put it in a community that is disenfranchised vs one that is politically conn

es tu vida >>la única regla en la calle es tu vida, julio secta antares de la héctor, muchas gracias seca, en seatle y oregon precipitaciones noroeste de méxico pudiera enviar chubascos hacia texas, lo principal para este lunes es el frío, advertencia desde wisconsin hasta tennessee >>arizona phoenix, caluroso, san francisco y los Ángeles 67 a 87 grados en nueva york esperando maxima de 60 grados alli calorcito >>en méxico lluvias sobre monterrey, el resto del país temperaturas frescas, vamos a la gran manzana con los chicos, disfrutando con muchos de los mios los dominicanos, pasemos como dice raúll a los niuyores. >>así es, por fin se nos hizo estar aquí, alguna vez han visto basquetbol sobre ruedas, pues aquí lo veran, la tropa del rey, increíble, vamos con música. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. mire nada más, boricua, por supuesto, es parte integral del equipo >>como estas >>muy bien >>de que edad estas aquí >>de los siete años, ahora tengo 38 años >>pareces de 15 >>si, corriendo bicicleta te quedas joven >>y de quien surgió la idea. >>está bien, fue un

. >> reporter: she says, suddenly, police start hectoring her, yelling in impenetrable italian.ly five weeks. and at one point, they bring in an interpreter who says maybe she had amnesia from the trauma of being at the murder scene. >> when they told me i had amnesia, it was the only reason i could think of, of why they were treating me that way. i trusted them. >> reporter: in another interrogation room, her boyfriend, raffaelle is unraveling. police say they can prove his nike shoes match the bloody shoe print in meredith's bedroom. he says fearfully, frantically, he tells them maybe amanda did leave his apartment that night. police hammer amanda knox about a text she sent the night of the murder to her boss at that bar where she worked. his name is patrick lumumba. she writes in italian, see you later, not aware she says, that unlike in english, it suggests you actually plan to meet. >> and so, when they pushed me about patrick's message, and told me to think, told me to remember that i had met him, i -- i can only describe it as breaking down. i didn't know what i remembere

have been centers ago, there is a point where the threats of today have to take predominance and hector -- those other things need to be put aside. if the united states can broker that kind of talk and those kinds of evil lucian's forward, then that is something we should spend -- evolutions for, then we should spend the diplomatic capital. it would be very positive for the relationships. as far as the separate commands. there has been an evolution that has been ongoing for quite awhile. and i was in the pentagon when we made the decision to move the american forces off the dmzw and have the army of the republic of korea take over those four positions. we had delegations come to the pentagon. they were really upset that that decision had been made. they thought it was a divination of the commitment of the united states to the people of korea. and i assured them, no. it was a recognition of the growing capabilities of the military of the republic of korea to take over the mission themselves. they had a really, really great military. it is one of the best in the world. it is definitely on