hector: complete my family. ♪ hector: [speaking spanish] ashlee: hector sees the technology having uses off humidity in the air and pulls in water particles through a vent and then basically forms a rain cloud inside the machine. a series of filters purifies the water, collect it, then pristine h2o flows out of the faucet. so i can drink it? hector: ah. it's no problem. [speaking spanish] hector: how do you like it? ashlee: right now, one magic water machine cost $1600, but he wants to shrink the price and its size to something the size of a backpack. he has installed his machines in chile's dry north. hector: [speaking spanish] ♪ ashlee: hector distilled the idea for freshwater inside an incubator funded by some of santiago's wealthiest people. it is called the idea factory, or i.f. for those into the whole brevity thing. they support tech with a do-gooder bent. politicians stop by to schmooze, kids get a chance to learn. it is not a factory designed to build the next google or facebook. i.f. focuses on things for chile and south america, and they have got hyper-local branches hidden i

hector? >> and also by being part of it, i would encourage them to change the policies that affect us all, right? and elections are coming up, and they're very, very important. so, i would encourage them to check out a resource that latino community foundation has launched called latinos-vote.com, which is a resource to get latinos registered to vote this next election. >> okay. and deldelp? >> i would say not put barriers in front of your children. just because you don't know how to do something doesn't mean that your kid can't figure out how to do it. i think too often we want to keep our kids safe, and out of that safety we end up creating barriers there. there's already enough barriers to entries. they also need to be able to be curious and to be engaged and to find out a way of going about it. so, i think as a parent in particular, i find that if you tell a kid no, that inevitably creates a situation where they think, "oh, this isn't possible." where you should say, "well, let's figure i

hector: y el buen benny...: hablando de relaciones, que bueno, mi jackie ¿se estrena en estados unidos? jaqueline: el viernes 27, es una pelÍcula hecha con mucho amor para que la pase muy lindo. >> y con este gran actor! vÁmonos, seguimos con ellos aquÍ " un padre no tan padre" la verga yo tengo un padre a toda... >> de padre a papacito... vamos a una pausa y al regreso en la cocina lo presentaron, estÁ este chef papacito que nos tiene una receta muy saludable y fÁcil de preparar ! es muy sabroso! >> se me olvidÓ la receta. >> yo te la recuerdo "pollo a la jardinera" >> viene pregunta ¿usted sabÍa que las mujeres ganan un 20% menos que los hombres? ahÍ en pantalla el nÚmero y vas a recibir asesorÍa acerca de este te vamos a decir quetienes que hacer. quÉ vamos a preparar? ¿sabes por qué los bananas son dobladas? debe ser porque están mirando el sol. ¿y cómo saben dónde está el sol si no tiene ojos? eh...em...porque...lo pueden sentir en la piel. ¿entonces las bananas tienen sentimientos? ¡sí! !muchos sentimient

nos acompaÑa para ponernos en perspectiva hÉctor figueroa.las leyes de horas y salario mÍnimo y no creemos que va a tener en esta posiciÓn el deseo de hacer cumplir las leyes. posiblemente haga un sabotaje de todo lo que hemos venido ganando con la lucha de salario de 15 a travÉs de dÉcadas. blanca: que ha pasado de Él que les hace pensar eso? hÉctor: la 98 violaciones de higiene y seguridad, cientos de violaciones de salarios y horas que esta compaÑÍa ha violado y los comentarios que el seÑor ha hecho de que prefiere robots porque no tiene que tomar tiempo libre en el trabajo y no tienen que tomar vacaciones o respetar leyes de trabajo al tener personas en sus restoranes. blanca: muchas gracias por darnos tu opiniÓn y una nueva nominaciÓn y tambiÉn como las otras muy controvertida. carolina: gracias por ese reporte en vivo blanca rosa vilches. eso de tener robots en restaurante, serÁ que soy chapado a la antigua pero me parece tan bueno tener contacto con la gente. cuando ve supermercado y me toca pagar en las cajas automÁticas no me gusta.

héctor: ¡no! ¿es neta que tienen a una niña en su equipo? ofelia: ay, ya, ya, ya.

president, i yield the there is a french farmer by the name of hector st. john decrevacore, and he emigrated to the united states from normandy in france in 1759 and he settled in the hudson valley. he married an american woman, and the astounding diversity of those that settled around him, his fellow farmers, was shocking to him. he said this. he said it's a mixture of english, scotch, irish, french, dutch, germans and swedes. there is one family that he knew that had an english grandfather, a dutch grandmother, an anglo-saxon son, who had a french wife. his four sons all married women that were from different places, of different nationalities. and hector said, he said from this promiscuous breed, that race now called americans has arisen. he asked what then is the american, this new man, and this farmer, this farmer who came to america from normandy in 1759 wrote this. he said -- "he is an american who leaving behind him all his ancient prejudices and manners receives new ones from the new mode of life he has embraced, the new government he obeys, and th

hector garcia in this. didn't think it was advantageous for mexican americans to demonstrate industry. or to engage in unruly forms of protest. in contrast was committed to that more militant political style. he was willing to go and demonstrate, willing to do it alongside african-americans and later even to get arrested in the process. he understood the importance of labor politics in a way that hector garcia didn't. and this is just two examples of the broad debate going on in the organization seen as a liberal labor, mexican american wing and a more conservative mexican american wing that wants to receive patronage by working more closely with the state conservative democratic party. and so those debates are ongoing in the early 1960s. with the mexican american organizations and it takes over years but there's a series of splits within that organization. and the end result of that is that the liberal labor wing and the firmly in control. a separate themselves from their more conservative and more elite s

hector camacho was not sure he would be around to celebrate the holidays with his family.ar-old retired new york city police sergeant battling a rare cancer that spread to his lungs. >> i started coughing. started really feeling bad. a lot of pain. i couldn't sleep at night. all painkillers. the pain was brutal. brutal. >> reporter: last year hector was diagnosed with cancer of the of urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder. >> majority of men with this type of cancer don't live longer than a year. >> reporter: the doctor of nyu's cancer center, recommended chemotherapy. camacho wanted an option. doctors came up with a treatment plan that included, radiation and immune therapy. the family didn't know more than a year that it would work. >> just this total sense of loss. like, what can we do? we didn't know what to do? >> three months ago they got the news. he is cancer free. >> it is a miracle. it is. >> bet you are feeling lucky? >> very lucky. >> his remarkable recovery is helping doctors treat other patients. >> his experience has actually leading us to de

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hector is calling in on the independent line. hi, hector. caller: my phone is kind of messed up. calling to chuck about obamacare. i had brain surgery and if it wasn't for that i would be dead. so i wanted to say thank god for that. and if they're thinking about taking that away, i think it is wrong. so this is people. host: glenda is calling in. what is on your mind? taking myink you are call. i'm excited i finally got through. two things. first of all, the affordable affect my family and i as our rates skyrocketed. and the other pointer wanted to , are we still giving mexico $60 billion? and not to anything to secure live on?r that i because it is bad. host: how much did your premiums increase? caller: they doubled. yeah. and it is hard. my husband and i are seniors. it is very hard. but i believe that everyone should have access to health care. host: ok. debbie is calling in from colorado. what he wants talk about? caller: everybody blames obama or hillary. you know, it is not them. it is the people that are doing this to the world. do you know it and trying to say? it is hard

hÉctor: hola, buenos dÍas!orma. el beneficio adicional es la vibraciÓn. alexandra: que hace que el mÚsculo se contraiga de una manera muy rÁpida. mÁs básico, serÍa así. mÁs avanzado, moviendo hacia dentro. maity: entonces, hicimos brazos, piernas y ahora abdominales. claudia: ¿cÓmo se calcula la vibraciÓn? por ejemplo, yo tengo 10. alexandra: eso es mÁs avanzado, pero personas mayores lo pueden usar entre el 1 y el 5. claudia: hasta la velocidad... alexandra: 20. maity: para las que queremos endurecer esta parte del cuerpo. alexandra: para la misma posiciÓn, pueden hacer el trÍceps. personas mayores pueden aguantar. claudia: claro, no hay movimiento, pero la plataforma hace el movimiento por ti. ¿quÉ personas no deben hacer este ejercicio? alexandra: personas con remplazo de rodilla o cadera, con problemas lumbares, o con cirugÍas recientes, ademÁs de embarazadas. claudia: claro, porque la vibraciÓn hace que la columna no estÉ estable. yo que me quebrÉ un pie, tengo que tener mis cuidados. maity: entonces, un e

entrÓ de cambio por su paisano hÉctor herrera. para el delantero mexicano que la volviÓ a meter. el chelsea con suplentes no tuvo piedad y goleÓ 4-0, en la cuarta ronda de la fa cup. con este resultado, los muchachos de antonio comte se instalan en cuartos de final, ademÁs de marchar cÓmodamente como lÍderes de la premier league. vÁmonos a tenis. serena williams venciÓ a su hermana. no sÓlo se adjudicó a otro grand slam, es la nÚmero uno, y supera a grand slam como la mayor ganadora de grand slam. 23 tÍtulos, siete en australia. los invito a que estÉn muy pendientes esta noche de contacto deportivo para estar informados a detalles de todo el acontecer deportivo. como siempre, muchas gracias con un fuerte abrazo. arantxa: llegamos al final. fÉlix: me voy corriendo a crÓnicas de sÁbado. arantxa: muchas gracias por su sintonÍa, nos vemos esta noche. ♪ ♪ ♪ hola monterrey busca su primer triunfo en casa. leÓn llega con cinco derrotas consecutivas. a continuaciÓn, por univisiÓn. >> continuamos a la fecha cuatro de la liga, este es el es

phil show, our counsel, from the city attorney's office and deputy chief hector sinus, that these members are being recommended for these metals at our ceremony to not have any pending investigations related to at the occ level were the police department level for any misconduct whether it's misconduct that would remain at the chiefs level of misconduct that was brought to the commissioning so they are all clear and there's nothing in their files and indicate there is an issue. >> commissioner ong hing >> yes. as i recall last week when we were going over this and please correct me if my memory is incorrect. that was a question that sgt. joe shaw answered your the end of the presentation that were six individuals that happened was something pending. did you review those six and are those six on this list were some people eliminated? >> i will say right now i can say we had a discussion in the be further just shouldn't this commission about what is quick to be up our official policy has to be codified. it but i can tell you on this list you're not one of those six areas of concern exist on

and finally, hector, i want to ask out the stick.oday donald trump said he could be very inhospitable or extremely has to pit bl. hospitable. is there a good chance we never have to deal with the stick portion of this negotiation? >> well, i think you've got to look at it on a case-by-case basis. there's no doubt that he's got people's attention, he's got those executives that are meeting with him, he's got union members applauding him inside of the white house. he's got people's attention. and, look, one thing that donald trump has told us is that he is a great dealmaker, a great negotiator. we're going to get to see those skills firsthand. if he moves the needle and we start growing again and creating these jobs, believe me, a lot of these approval ratings and fears are going to change very quickly. charles: real quick, diana, wilbur ross during his confirmation hearings talked about putting even more pressure on china with respect to steel tariffs. should we be looking at targeted tear -- tariffs where china has been dumping for d

. ♪ bienvenidos al juego de las estrellas, con ustedes hÉctor. ♪ hÉctor: bienvenidos, es el programa

there is something else that were here and all these issues and the fans and crowd side and hectoring of the parks service and somebody find some pictures that show more people at the mall. they all go to the president's vanity and self regard and self esteem. ultimately, i think to what appears to be a deep seeded in security of his own status even though he's the president of the united states. that's a dangerous thing. that's one thing that i am concerned about this whole episode is that's it. >> president trump could be running a victory lap. he could be looking in a mirror and say i made history this week, the dow hit 20,000 and he can take credit for it. president obama delivered a low on employment rate and regulations at his business. donald trump's first meeting with some of the biggest and well known manufacturing ceos in america. they walked out and said this is a great day for the economy and the consumer and then the dow hit a record high. congratulations, donald trump, is he talking about that? >> no. he sent out one tiny tweet, hashtag, great, 20,000, that's what makes

hÉctor cruz denuncia que es uno de los 150 mil estafados por herba life l prometieron el cielo y la tierraeral de comercio anunciÓ a telemundo, que empezaron ya a enviar los cheques de reembolso a las vÍctimas que van desde 100, 500, hasta 9.000 dÓlares. >>> los consumidores que entraron al negocio, entre marzo del 2009 y el 2015, y que por lo menos gastaron mil dÓlares en la compaÑÍa. >>> las movilizaciones de hace 3 aÑos la mayorÍa de los afectados son amas de casa latina, trabaÓo por 8 aÑos a herba life. >>> no vi ganancias irvin tiendo 10.000 dÓlares como distribuidoras. que tuve que conseguir tarjetas prestadas. >>> herbalife pagÓ la sancion de t 03 millones de dÓlares el aÑo pa de sa. >>> >>> herba(dilife. >>> nunca ha sido mejor de la fuerte demanda del consumidor de los productos basados en la ciencia. >>> y esperamos que se construya una compaÑÍa mÁs fuerte. >>> varios afectados se re agrupan aseguran este reembolso no compensa para nada lo perdido. en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo. la furia se apodera de los fanÁticos de los haro debers de san diego este hombre inte

there is a french farmer by the name of hector st. john decrevacore, and he emigrated to the united states from normandy in france in 1759 and he settled in the hudson valley. he married an american woman, and the astounding diversity of those that settled around him, his fellow farmers, was shocking to him. he said this. he said it's a mixture of english, scotch, irish, french, dutch, germans and swedes. there is one family that he knew that had an english grandfather, a dutch grandmother, an anglo-saxon son, who had a french wife. his four sons all married women that were from different places, of different nationalities. and hector said, he said from this promiscuous breed, that race now called americans has arisen. he asked what then is the american, this new man, and this farmer, this farmer who came to america from normandy in 1759 wrote this. he said -- "he is an american who leaving behind him all his ancient prejudices and manners receives new ones from the new mode of life he has embraced, the new government he obeys, and th

>> hey, hector, some truth in that. just a little bit. there's nothing concrete yet. there is now a trillion dollars in outstanding student loans. that's strangling the economy. because of that, washington is beginning to look for a solution. now, if you work for the government or nonprofit and pay your student loans every month on time for ten years, the rest of the debt is waived. that's a great deal and it's about the only program out there that most of us can get in on. thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet, share it on social media with #askfinney or go to abc7news.com/askfinney. you can see your question answered right here on abc7 mornings. >>> northern california officially out of the drought with more rain on the way. coming up, what state leaders are planning to do about the water restrictions. >>> if you're looking for a career change, perhaps now is a good time. how you can get a foot in the door with the postal service. >>> and it is not just us dealing with the rain. we have been wa

the victim has been identified at hector roman. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> newcastle county police made an arrest in the murder of a 25-year-old woman yesterday. investigators say that i jerry blank enship turned himself into police. the victim identify as jacqueline englishman suffered a gunshot wound and he is being held on more than a million dollars bail. >>> a philadelphia police officer suffered injuries to his back and neck when his cruiser collided with another car, the scene just before 2:30 this morning at 6th street and listed in stable condition. no word yet on whether the driver of a vehicle was hurt or what caused the collision. >> turning now to your friday forecast and the week ahead. the sun is shining and also kind of windy. meteorologist, melissa magee, is at the big board with the details from accuweather. >> we have a game of peekaboo with the clouds and sunshine. we have sun earlier today and now the clouds are starting to reign supreme because of the winds, the current temperature is 43 and f

. >> last year hector was diagnosed with cancer of the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder. >> the majority of men with this type of cancer don't live longer than a year. >> dr. arjun balar recommended chem therpy but camacho wanted another option. doctors came up with a treatment plan that included radiation and immune therapy. the family didn't know for more than a year if it would work. >> there was just this total sense of loss. like what can we do? ment we didn't know what to do. >> three months ago they got the news. he is cancer free. >> it is a miracle, it is. >> i bet are you feeling pretty lucky. >> very lucky. >> his remarkable recovery is now helping doctors treat other patients. >> his experience is actually leading us to design new clinical trials and other approaches for patients with this type of cancer. >> we're his kids so of course we think he's like a super hero but even more so now. >> camacho credits his doctors, his faith and his family. >> i love my kids. >> we love you too. >> marlie hall, cbs news, college point, new york. >> quijano: wonde

. >>> buenos dÍas adelante. >>> hÉctor? chino. >>> no hasta se pierda todos adelantos de miss universo aquÍ en el programa. >>> seÑores gracias por estar con nosotros en este momento mÁs sabroso de la televisiÓn, sÍ seÑor. >>> hoy tenemos seÑoras y seÑores una deliciosa receta oriental en honor al aÑo nuevo chino y a la pelÍcula que se estrena el 17 de febrero y la receta de este arroz delicioso chino con camarones es dedicada a la pelÍcula, aqui tenemos el comitÉ de piraÑas con la banda carnaval. >>> le gusta el arroz chino? >>> sÍ. >>> alimenta a mucha gente y antes aquÍ esta receta. ustedes usan redes sociales. >>> nuestro gente en la casa tambiÉn simple y deliciosos camarones con queso y crema la compartiÓ jenny con quÉ ricoimos y bueno arroz chino alimenta a muchos, es bueno para ustedes. >>> porque tenemos hambre tambiÉn. >>> vamos entonces, bueno vamos a preparar esta rica receta clave para un arroz chino es arroz del dÍa anterior nunca arroz del mismo dÍa porque tiene mucha humedad entonces se pega y queremos un arr

you do not get that by lecturing and hectoring other countries about what their policy should be.k banning muslims from america will make the world more safe? the only people promoting this policy is isis. we have just heard a muslim ambassador explaining that he hoped at the end of this temporary ban there would be a better policy. i do not know if there will be or not. it is not my business and it is not your business. this is very interesting. if it is about a small domestic matter in united states policy, we would not want to interfere. do you think there is anything that america can do in its role recognises the merit. we can stand up and say, this is not right. that is a concern people have. because we have left the eu, the brexit foreign policy is trump and erdogan. i do not think it is that way. over the past 30, 40 years, under the blair administration certainly, we took too much of an imperialist view we can manage other people's countries for them. it did not work well. we should try to have sensible relationships with great powers, small powers, trading relationships,

hector, good to see you this morning.ded to donald trump's move to put up this wall? >> well, regardless of how mexico is responding to this wall, we know that this wall is going to save lives. we are grateful that president trump is actually moving forward with the wall and is he keeping with his promises. our border patrol agents appreciate the support and appreciate that donald trump is actually working for the country. we appreciate that and looking forward to the next step in the process. ed: hector, what do you think about the cost issue that keeps popping up? the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he thinks it could be in the neighborhood of $15 billion to build the wall. outside experts at mit are saying it could be about $25 billion to build the wall. i have heard critics talking about it and then i have heard supporters of donald trump saying wait a second, this is going to save lives. this is worth the expense. >> so i have no doubt that this wall is going to cost a lot of money. there is no doubt in m

. >> hector sanchez believes that will mean more consequences to the hispanic community but really allorities through jobs, education, or national unity. >> it's clear they don't believe in diversity, it's clear they don't want to include women, it's clear they don't want to include other minorities at a time when the nation is more minority. >> a d.c. hispanic business owner and republican activist. >> i don't see it as a slap in the face. trump is about loyalty, and it's not like the hispanic community came out overwhelmingly to support him. >> we talked with the rnc over the summer where there were the same complaints. 18 african american delegates. >> obama had a lot of cabinet members who were people of color, hispanics, and african americans, it's more important for people to share my viewpoints on taxes, and small government. >> i asked for thoughts on twitter, one local man wrote isn't more important to nominate those you feel you can work with than being politically correct. >> another activist said guess mr. >> please find this story on our facebook page and add your comments

on the other hand there is this pit in the cherry for the business community, he is going to hector them individually and potential impose a significant tariff on anyone who moves jobs overseas. that i think is going to be very popular political positioning for him with his core vote of these particularly blue collar workers who feel they've been hurt by globalization. underscoring christine's point from before, donald trump was elected by people who felt they were left behind in a changing economy. hillary clinton, the county she won account for two-thirds of all the economic output in the country. the people who feel as though the way the economy is evolving is working, by and large rejected trump in those communities. he did best in the places that feel left behind. this is a message that will underscore and widen that divide. >> that's an interesting point, such an interesting point, christine. even if you look at the companies who were involved today, they're not exactly doing poorly in this economy. they're making lots and lots of money. >> this economy is doing well. and one of th

sections of hector pass, highway remain closed and so is silvia's crossing there. are flash flood warnings in that whole area. the santa clara valley including san jose there. are sandbag stations that are open in case people need it. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:35. new this morn figure you have to catch a plane there are flight delays and cancellations because of our weather. right now at sfo you see the crowds. there are 12 flight delays and 16 cancellations. at oakland international reporting five delays and no cancellations. no delays on planes taking off and landing and just two cancellations. in any case call ahead. check on your flight to get the latest updates. >>> here is the interesting impact. resulting the major storms hitting the bay area. the weather has now create aid water shortage in santa cruz. believe it or not city leaders say the wind and rain damaged the pipeline so that provides about one third of the city's water supply. that pipeline is now shut down, repairs expected to take several days. businesses and homeowners in santa cruz are being

phil show, our counsel, from the city attorney's office and deputy chief hector sinus, that these members are being recommended for these metals at our ceremony to not have any pending investigations related to at the occ level were the police department level for any misconduct whether it's misconduct that would remain at the chiefs level of misconduct that was brought to the commissioning so they are all clear and there's nothing in their files and indicate there is an issue. >> commissioner ong hing >> yes. as i recall last week when we were going over this and please correct me if my memory is incorrect. that was a question that sgt. joe shaw answered your the end of the presentation that were six individuals that happened was something pending. did you review those six and are those six on this list were some people eliminated? >> i will say right now i can say we had a discussion in the be further just shouldn't this commission about what is quick to be up our official policy has to be codified. it but i can tell you on this list you're not one of those six areas of concern exist on

news, the newshe files in the world of uncertainties and hectoring. the wayg guesses as to things might be developing. moment.seem a turbulent the presidency beginning with a lot of ambiguity as far as policy. grexit, the european union. the environment out there, what are the trouble spots, what are the things that come to you and say that is something we have to track carefully question will be the top three or four things you want to keep a close eye on because it is point to affect your world in a major way? >> you listed many of the things we are focused on. although there are many uncertainties now, for example in our most recent statement of the federal open market committee, we described the risk of the near-term outlook is generally balanced. .here are uncertainties my assessment at this point is some of the global uncertainties we focus on our a little bit less worrisome than they have been in recent years but of course we are very much focused on global growth, global growth we been relatively weak and carefully track developments in major

hector from brentwood asked i've heard the u.s.artment of education may eliminate student loans or forgive them. this is true? >> at this point we don't have anything like that going on especially with the trump presidency. we really don't know where he stands on this. there's a lot of noise about this because there's $1.2 trillion of student debt. that is beginning to strangle our economy. we're going to have to do something about it. nobody knows what that's going to be. that was kind of a front burner issue, not anymore, so we don't know. >>> karen from walnut creek asks we went to a major appliance store to make a purchase for our hawaii address. the salesperson took our credit card info, called the hawaii store and completed the transaction. i have an e-mail receipt. they're now saying the item isn't even in stock. how can you ring something up if you don't have it? >> you're not supposed to do that. i don't know if there was confusion or someone was trying to pull a fast one or they made a mistake. they should be giving you y

. >> reporter: ana weed's family says the 53-year-old grandmother helped hector campos' now estrangede escape from the marriage claiming that after months of tension, campos retaliated tuesday shooting weed once in the chest during an argument sparked when one of her dogs ran onto his property. >> he took away a beautiful, beautiful soul. she had so many plans. >> reporter: weed's husband seen here kneeling by her side just after the shooting as a neighbor points a gun keeping campos at bay until police rush in and arrest the accused murderer. he's pleaded not guilty telling a different side of the story. his attorney telling abc news weed assaulted campos aggressively shoving him then attacking him a second time targeting his throat. >> well, mr. campos and his attorney are going to have to convince a court that mr. campos was going to suffer serious bodily harm or death. >> reporter: and a judge ordered campos to stay in the county, turn over his passport and he now has to wear a gps ankle monitor until at least his next court appearance scheduled for march. >> such a wild case, all

phil show, our counsel, from the city attorney's office and deputy chief hector sinus, that these members are being recommended for these metals at our ceremony to not have any pending investigations related to at the occ level were the police department level for any misconduct whether it's misconduct that would remain at the chiefs level of misconduct that was brought to the commissioning so they are all clear and there's nothing in their files and indicate there is an issue. >> commissioner ong hing >> yes. as i recall last week when we were going over this and please correct me if my memory is incorrect. that was a question that sgt. joe shaw answered your the end of the presentation that were six individuals that happened was something pending. did you review those six and are those six on this list were some people eliminated? >> i will say right now i can say we had a discussion in the be further just shouldn't this commission about what is quick to be up our official policy has to be codified. it but i can tell you on this list you're not one of those six areas of concern exist on

phil show, our counsel, from the city attorney's office and deputy chief hector sinus, that these members are being recommended for these metals at our ceremony to not have any pending investigations related to at the occ level were the police department level for any misconduct whether it's misconduct that would remain at the chiefs level of misconduct that was brought to the commissioning so they are all clear and there's nothing in their files and indicate there is an issue. >> commissioner ong hing >> yes. as i recall last week when we were going over this and please correct me if my memory is incorrect. that was a question that sgt. joe shaw answered your the end of the presentation that were six individuals that happened was something pending. did you review those six and are those six on this list were some people eliminated? >> i will say right now i can say we had a discussion in the be further just shouldn't this commission about what is quick to be up our official policy has to be codified. it but i can tell you on this list you're not one of those six areas of concern exist on

trabajar al lado de hÉctor bonilla... alan: ayer estuvo aquÍ con nosotros.a veces, a nuestra edad y la de ellos. benny ibarra: sin duda. pero como bien dices, el ser artista, mÚsico o actor, lo mantiene muy joven. es muy similar a la energÍa del maestro bonilla. son niÑos en un cuerpo ya no tan niÑo. es un hombre que por suerte, a diferencia de mi personaje con el de hÉctor bonilla, yo con mi papÁ siempre me he llevado muy bien. alan: me encanta. oye, ya se estrena esta semana. no has parado, porque estÁs con el disco, la obra de teatro... benny ibarra: sin duda. reciÉn estuve haciendo el final de gira. hicimos cuatro aÑos, cuatro discos, mÁs de 200 conciertos. estrenÉ "el hombre de la mancha". llevamos ya 130 representaciones de un musical maravilloso. alan: tendrÍan que traerlo acÁ. benny ibarra: serÍa increíble. es una obra muy poderosa. y "un padre no tan padre". y bueno, ha sido realmente un generoso cierre de aÑo. alan: oye, la familia, increÍble. siguiendo tus pasos, tocando el piano tus hijos... benny ibarra: sÍ. mateo es una locura, porque lo Único

karla: pon en prÁctica tus movimientos hÉctor el torito acosta. baila!

president, i yield the there is a french farmer by the name of hector st. john decrevacore, and he emigrated to the united states from normandy in france in 1759 and he settled in the hudson valley. he married an american woman, and the astounding diversity of those that settled around him

el que cada vez juega menos es hÉctor herrera.r noticia es la recuperaciÓn futbolÍstica de guillermo "memo" ochoa. ahora seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". karla: gracias, ivÁn. estamos sorprendidos. marco: cuÁntos! cuando yo era niÑo, era hugo sÁnchez el Único que andaba en europa. eso ayuda al fÚtbol mexicano y de toda la concacaf. karla: y apoyar el deporte en nuestro paÍs, porque no es algo que se apoya desde que estÁn chiquitos, y darle los recursos a los niÑos. imagÍnate, vienen todo bien fogueados de europa para acÁ. marco: ya nos les da miedo jugar contra los europeos. alan: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. francisca: feliz aÑo nuevo a todos los que nos ven! que sea un aÑo de mucha bendiciÓn para todos. como he estado diciendo, vamos a declarar este aÑo como el mejor de nuestras vidas, porque yo creo en el poder de la palabra. el 2016 fue difÍcil, pero borrÓ

and so one thing we have learned in this election is people cannot be hectored out of their beliefs. they will sometimes send their beliefs underground and then share them in the anonymity of the voting booth. live in a precinct that went 72% for donald trump and it's a great place to raise family. it's a great place to raise a family. it's not -- trump's america is not some sort of hell hole. but it was an awful lot of people who just were really sick and tired of being told what to think and what to do and where actually voting is a sheer act of rebellion. a sheer act, complete act of rebellion. cannot tell you how many times i heard that. so at lot of what is happening on college campus is is no achieving the effect. in your book you showed through actual data that knowledges nor indoctrinating quite as much as people think the are. >> that's the biggest myth. it's aing my that the faculty is full of radical marxists. we are liberal but not radical. are students do not agree with us and if we are trying to indoctrinate them are we're doing a lousy job. the who model implies a lot

mary hector. >> i think it is important that before i start, i acknowledge the fact that millennials organized this march. with the assistance of reverend sharpton, millennials organized this march and they deserve that acknowledgment. i will name a few. mcmillan,s like kylie ashley sharpton, emily riley, i know i am forgetting some. i could go on and on about the millennials all across the country that helped put this together and the ones standing behind me. and so, please give these young people a round of applause. as we stand here, i can't help but think about the woman who at this very second is being sexually assaulted and may have to face her rapist every day because there are people advocating to end safe abortions in our country. i couldn't help but think about the african-american teenager today that lost their lives due to gun violence. i pray for the health of my loved ones who will no longer have health care because they are trying to repeal the affordable health care act. issues may seem different to you, the truth is that cannot be any further from the truth. dream th

and so, you know, one thing that we've learned in this election is people cannot be hectored out of their beliefs. they will sometimes send their beliefs underground, and then they'll share them in the anonymity of the voting booth. i live in a, i live in a precinct that went 72% for donald trump, and guess what, guys? it's a great place to raise a family. it's a great place to raise a family. it's not, you know, trump's america is not some sort of hellhole, but it was an awful lot of people who just were really sick and tired of being told what to think and what to do and were actually voting as a sheer act of rebellion, just a sheer, complete act of rebellion. i cannot tell you how many times i heard that. so a lot of what's happening on college campuses is not achieving the effects. and one thing that was interesting about your book is you showed through actual data that colleges aren't quite indoctrinating quite as much as people tend to think they are. >> that's the biggest myth, by the way. >> yeah. of. >> you know, first of all, it's a myth that the faculty is just full of, like, r

phil show, our counsel, from the city attorney's office and deputy chief hector sinus, that these members are being recommended for these metals at our ceremony to not have any pending investigations related to at the occ level were the police department level for any misconduct whether it's misconduct that would remain at the chiefs level of misconduct that was brought to the commissioning so they are all clear and there's nothing in their files and indicate there is an issue. >> commissioner ong hing >> yes. as i recall last week when we were going over this and please correct me if my memory is incorrect. that was a question that sgt. joe shaw answered your the end of the presentation that were six individuals that happened was something pending. did you review those six and are those six on this list were some people eliminated? >> i will say right now i can say we had a discussion in the be further just shouldn't this commission about what is quick to be up our official policy has to be codified. it but i can tell you on this list you're not one of those six areas of concern exist on

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