but nonetheless, many hispanics, hispanic parents, are putting an emphasis on education. education is something that, for many, is important for success. >> hinojosa: except i have to stop you, because you know what the dropout rates are for latinos. so on the one hand you're saying that latino families, latino parents, care about education. on the other hand, we're seeing that you have a 50% dropout rate amongst latino teenagers, more or less. >> that's right. and... but that dropout rate is... it's an interesting number, but it reflects a couple of different things. if we take a look at those latinos who are of the second generation, the children of immigrants, their dropout rates look a lot like they are generally for the us, for the general us public or the general us population of young people. same thing for the third generation young latino, although their dropout rates are slightly higher than they are for second generation young latinos. immigrant young latinos are less likely to have a high school diploma. and they may have completed all the education they neede

the hispanic society of america museum in manhattan open now until 4:30. at the museum, if you've never been, you got to go. you can explore every aspect of culture from spain and latin america. the museum is located on audubon terrace at broadway open tuesday through sunday just in case you can't make it today. also, every saturday at casita maria in the bronx, kids can learn traditional afro, puerto rican, and cuban dance and bomba drumming rhythms. always a good time. that goes from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. casita maria is located at 928 simpson street. for more information, you can visit their website, casitamaria.org. much^simas gracias. thanks so much for spending part of your sunday with us. if you missed any part of our show, we're online, as well. here's your opportunity to catch up. you can go to abc7ny on the web, on your tablet, on your smartphone, and you can watch the show there whenever and wherever you want. i'm joe torres. thanks for watching. we will see you next time on

mcgrath says the group of hispanic males ran shooting scene... possibly to a nearby apartment complex. "... believe they're in the area.... pretty violent act." mcgrath says they are speaking to witnesses in they are speaking to witnesses in the area, and checking security video from the many nearby businesses. mcgrath says they expect to have this intersection closed at least until sunrise. so you may need to find an alternate route this morning. if you have any information that can help police in this case, you're encouraged to jason and monica? police also had with a string of homicides throughout the valley last night. apartment complex near pecos and lake mead. metro says they found a hispanic man in his early 20s dead in the middle of the courtyard. he'd been shot several times. witnesses say they saw a man wearing a hoodie running from the scene. no arrests have been made. and not too long after that... police were called out to a deadly stabbing near las vegas boulevard and saint louis. police say the victim and another man got into a fig

ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0270 or visit lightenyourloan.com karen: today on "cityline," hispanics are making an impact in boston' s neighborhoods and contributing to diversity. this afternoon a snapshot of , boston' s latino community. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] karen: hello, everyone. i am karen holmes ward. welcome to "cityline." with over 54 million hispanics in the country, latinos are the fastest-growing ethnic population in the united states. in boston, latinos make up almost 18% of the population. for decades, the hispanic population in the city has been growing, and as more latinos call the city home, they are politically. in 1965, while fidel castro was the prime minister of cuba, alberto left his island home in search of more opportunity. >> i came basically looking for freedom. it was not opportunity for me back in the island. so i decided to come here to be free. karen: several years in several jobs later, he detected an opportunity to do something no one was doing

a proven hispanic in different positions. management up to that level. , reagan was the champion of immigration. he is a republican. if you look there are still latinos, which is ridiculous, it has been a large latino population ridiculous, it has been a large latino population being deported which has never been done. >> that is exactly what we are going to talk about. people who want more information. period one out of every five bostonians is latino. first off, i want to congratulate you for keeping up the good job. >> i am going to be a grandma. ii would like to encourage latinos to contact us. we bleed on the same heart. segue. immigrants who fled poverty, 2016. up, right here on the revista. >> according to reports in the media over the last week, the department of homeland security is set to conduct a series of raids that would target for deportation hundreds of families states since the start of last year. now the nationwide campaign, would be the first large-scale effort to deport families who have fled violence in c

groups to discuss the bills impacting lorna hispanic population. the democratic hispanic caucus would raise the state minimum wage to $15 per hour and would also provide free english passes for new florida residents but the group is against a recent bill which would define and then century city spirit that bill has a ready past 3 committees and will be taken up by the full chamber later this week. >>> a new career fair kicking off exclusively for people looking for jobs and state law enforcement. that fair will have representatives from florida highway patrol, florida corrections department, more state agencies but if you're interested that will be held at the for great army national guard from 10-to. >>> cocoa beach will also have a job. today in -- catered for those seeking a career the restaurant visage that will be held at keith's oyster bar at the west a cocoa beach. headhunters will look for fresh faces interested in restaurant management, server positions, bartending and other opportunities. that once from 10 until 2. push a close look at th

hispanic chamber of commerce. saturday's message, affirming castro as a gatekeeper of sorts to the latino vote. it also adds to already growing speculation n nsidering castro has been a fixture on the clinton campaign trail. 3 "julion is a lusterative of everything our hispanic community is all about.t's about inspiration and hardworking and dedication and moving forward."saturday's announcement from the head of the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce was delivered in castro's hometown, and the site of the country's first local hispanic chamber of commerce.julian castro himself wasn't there. he was campaigning on behalf of hillary clinton in iowa, whom he endorsed for president. 3 3 and coming up tonight on our health watch...a miracle baby! we'll show you how baby harper overcame some serious survival oddsand how she continues to thrive, despitethe obstacles. the inspiring story that's touched many, coming up right after the break. 3 hello. i'm mark hyman.just 3 3 3 little harper james has conquered more obstacles

they were all hispanics. and you know, and the jury still couldn't come to that conclusion that it was a hate crime. >> reporter: supporters of the victims insist that sergeant green targeted undocumented hispanics because they are often paid in cash. and would be unlikely to report the theft. critics of the verdict say the jury simply didn't understand the law. >> everybody that came forward was hispanic and all of them fit the same profile. the methodology was the same. he would either ask them for wallet in the car and take their money. statute requires, the sergeants attorney insists there was no proof of that. >> we beat the top charges. we knew it was not a hate crime. we knew it was overcharged. >>> to be clear, the jury did charges. sergeant green was taken into custody this afternoon. he faces a minimum of 16 months in prison. and a second trial on similar charges involving many other latino motorists. >>> mourners filled a synagogue in the east side. so many people came to say farewell to say some h

we'll round up hispanics and send them back, build a wall. you have people saying they don't want to raise the minimum wage except for rick santorum who doesn't look like he's going anywhere and is still in the d kiddy debate. >> hold on one second. jessica. what has president obama done for african-americans. income inequality has skyrocketed over president obama and unemployment among african-americans is still elevated. >> still high but lower at 9.6%. it was at 10.5. >> what has he done? >> he's added 13.3 million jobs. 17 million people for african-americans. he has his father hood initiative. he's done the enterprise zones. >> and what? >> and what, michelle? if you can show me a million million. >> 56 million women out of the workplace. >> and two-thirds of minimum wage earners are women. donald trump said wages in the country are too high. >> go ahead, john. >> listen, the president's approval rating is way down. that's why in my opinion is gop should be running away with this. even look at the front runner. you look at donald trump a

and panelists included a leader in the hispanic community. each talked about how their experiences relate to scripture. >> this does not just occur in the black community and white community. but that there is a very large hispanic population in our city here, right now. questions and participate in dialogue. >>> a columbia theater company celebrated a grand reopening of the performing arts center today. after running two years, wow, or walking on water productions was on the verge of closing but with renewed excitement they were able to reopen. today was about reconnecting with all of you. >> we're one of the only black box theaters in the area with inspirational theater. and we do rentals for live events and things like that. >> it is known for being the first black women owned theater in the region of its kind. >> not everyone gets a snow day. some emergency workers got help looking for work. >>> and the mystery guest that basketball game, coming up. >>> new tonight, the south carolina emergency management division state government offices

we'll round up hispanics and send them back, build a wall. you have people saying they don't want to raise the minimum wage except for rick santorum who doesn't look like he's going anywhere and is still in the d kiddy debate. >> hold on one second. jessica. what has president obama done for african-americans. income inequality has skyrocketed over president obama and unemployment among african-americans is still elevated. >> still high but lower at 9.6%. it was at 10.5. >> what has he done? >> he's added 13.3 million jobs. 17 million people for african-americans. he has his father hood initiative. he's done the enterprise zones. >> and what? >> and what, michelle? if you can show me a million million. >> 56 million women out of the workplace. >> and two-thirds of minimum wage earners are women. donald trump said wages in the country are too high. >> go ahead, john. >> listen, the president's approval rating is way down. that's why in my opinion is gop should be running away with this. even look at the front runner. you look at donald trump a

let's talk about the hispanic vote. we know it's a huge percentage of the population but what is the registration like at this point in time and how in the world do you explain the caucus system to hispanics that may have never been involved in something like this before. >> it's hard for us to figure it out. >> those are a lot of questions for hispanics. we have been on the ground since april 13th. and the we've been really focused on making sure we're reaching out to all communities. whether it's native indian and so for us latino community is in credibly important. and the more significant smar this the general election. we've been really lucky latinos came out in record numbers and exceeded numbers when it came to the caucus. they stood fiercely and strongly with hillary clinton because they know she has a strong record of fighting for our families. our voter registration advantage we have a lot of work to do. we have to continue to register them to vote. and the caucus is a key opportunity for them to do that. how

today, 1 out of every 4 american kids is hispanic. that means many of the future doctors who will care for us, the engineers who will build our cities, the scientists and entrepreneurs of our country can be your kids. we all know how hard it is for you to send them to college. this is why we want you to know you are not alone, and every day, more people support you to make it happen. many support you, and the hispanic scholarship fund helps you prepare, plan, and pay for your kids' college education. learn more at hsf.net. >> i have faith in the justice system. >> and some of cosby's other accusers also reacting to the criminal charge. >> i just started to cry i think they were tears of relief, tears of joy and tears of validation. >> reporter: more than 50 women have come forward, claiming cosby sexually assaulted, drugged or raped them, which he has consistently denied. his wife of 50 years, camille, always standing by his side. now, she may be the next one in the hot seat. though she launched a legal battle to prevent being forced

jackie callaway is here to update us on the number of hispanic voters. >> we are learning that hispanic voters will reach a record high this year. more than 27 million people. that number has grown from 7.7 million in 1988. we will have to wait to see if they cast a ballot. they don't typically participate in elections as older adults. hispanic voters are becoming better educated. those with a latchor's degree or higher has increased from 11% to 18% in the last 15 years. the number of high school dropouts has fallen. now, a lot of the eligible voters are in presidential swing states. hispanics will account for 18 persian of eligible voters in florida. the report also found that hispanics and asians have the lowest voter turnouts. only 28% turned out in 2012. that is compared to 68% of african-american voters. >> thank you, jackie. >>> she has been found. the terrier stolen and sold for cocaine and cash. how the police found her coming >> right now, a retired tampa detective is on his way back into town and should be here within the hour to get the medical care he really needs. well, her

police say a hispanic man was taken to the hospital... where he later died. the incident started as a fist fight... that later led to the victim being stabbed. police believe the suspect and victim did know each other. right now, they're currently looking for the suspect. if you have any information about this case, call crime stoppers. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > another person is dead after a shooting last night in the northeast valley. police were called to the adoba villa apartments... near lake mead and pecos. a witness says a hispanic male appearing to be either in his late teens or early 20's. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect took off before officers arrived. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: something transpired between the two. you know, something, we can't really guess on what happened. once we find out who he is, maybe that might give us some indication if he lives here. )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) police say children were playing in the parking lot near the shooting... but none of them were hurt. anyone with information is urged t

that's concerning for hispanic women. according to holy named medical center, hispanic women have the we have more on the a rming survey results. good to see you, lisa. this is important information for all women. we want to tell people this survey was sponsored by the foundation for women's cancer and gen tech. how surprised were you at these findings? >> to be honest with you, when i heard about the statistics, i was not surprised at all. i feel like i see these women on a daily basis. it's surprising to me because cervical cancer should not be a cancer women get especially in the united states. >> and we're going to talk about the types of testing you can do and how it's covered. let's go through the results here. you're saying less than a quarter of hispanic women have spoken to their doctor about cervical cancer in the past 12 months. tell us a little bit more about that. >> well, i think women in general don't want to go to the obgyn. as you mentioned, they'd rather get their hair done, nails done. >> a lot more ple

. >>> central florida's largest hispanic population to help to decided -- the presidential election. to get the people to the polls >>> some orange county 5:44 am. one orlando's most infamous missing persons cases. today orlando police will talk this weekend marks 10 years since she disappeared. eyewitness news this morning janai norman is live where parents will join the police chief and 2 detectives. police say they are actively working jennifer's case. >> reporter: they say the investigation is still active and ongoing. almost exactly 10 years to the day jennifer disappeared. this was a huge case we followed every step of the way since she finished january 24, january 24, 2006. she was contacted by home 10:00 the night before. they believe she left for work around 8 am but was never heard from again. the last we heard from police they have worked endless leads but have not made an arrest or found jennifer's body. we will let you know if the police reveal breaks in the case on the news conference. reporting live in orlando, janai norman eyewitness news this morning. >>> in orlando,

. >>> now too decision 2016 and the hispanic caucus. several hispanic democratic lawmakers and organizations gathered at the state capital today discussioningng legislation latinos. members also believe that the state of florida has no authority to deal with u.s. immigration law. >> this is a federal issue and we shouldn't be bringing so many of these immigration debates into the state of florida. >> reporter: with t t growing influence of hispanic voters in florida, there's hope lawmakers will hear their concerns. >>> a new discovery at an old south florida mansion. >> reporter: new details on a secret found at a notorious mansion that once belonged to a drug lord. under way at mar >>> welcome back. new details surrounding the demolition at the former home of drug lord pablo escobar. a discovery on the way to a location that is safe and sound. we are live at miami beach with the new details. >> reporter: none of us know what's inside that safe. it left here unopened and covered in a blue tarp. what was once pink is now in pieces and de

mcgrath says the group of hispanic males ran southwest of the shooting scene... possibly to a nearby apartment complex. lt. dan mcgrath/lvmpd 41:21 - 41:37 "... believe they're in the area.... pretty violent act." they are speaking to witnesses in the area, and checking security video from the many nearby businesses. mcgrath says they expect to have this intersection closed at least until sunrise. so you may need to find an alternate route this morning. if you have any information that can help police in this case, you're encouraged to give them a call. dave and maria? the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in oregon could be coming to an end. nevada rancher ammon bundy is now telling followers to go home. last night, a group of people came out to honor the life of militia member lavoy some who attended the vigil are angry, saying swat agents killed finnicum in cold blood. they're demanding someone be held accountable for his death. here at home... the bundy family says they're concerned about ryan bundy's health. ryan was shot in the shoulder during t

hispanics. they want jobs. i am going to bring jobs back from china, japan, mexico. we are going to bring jobs back from our country. our country is starving for jobs. we are losing the base and manufacturing. china is devaluing its currency, making it impossible for our companies to compete. now japan is doing the same thing. japan is killing us with the yen. they are devalue in the currency. look at caterpiller versus kimatsu. it is brutal. take a look at caterpillar. they are getting killed because politicians do not know what they are doing. tyco is moving to ireland. they are leaving the country. we have major corporations leaving the country because politicians do not know what they are doing. >> what about people who came here illegally but they are here now? mr. trump: they have to go. 50% are stopped at the border. overstay is easy to take care of. it is called management. they fly in, come in, stay forever. that cannot happen. we have a slogan, make america great. that is what is going

legal hispanics in this country i happen to live in a very hispanic neighborhood and i consistently and shocked with the number of people who love what folks like ted cruz or donald trump per se in about stopping illegal immigration because legal immigrants want to be saved. trish: what about data that shows both john mccain and mitt romney have the majority of the white male vote and yet they didn't win the presidency of the united states. is that going to coming to play on the national stage? >> i don't think so. this is not about race to most people. the issue of illegal immigratio. considering that the timing of the john mccain and mitt romney presidential run it wasn't a national security issue like it is now. we didn't have training camps just across the border for people to look mexican and train as terrorists to come into the country, now we have confirmed those are verbage that scares anyone. it is not skin color or ethnicity. trish: one thing that scares me is the financial side of all of this because is going to be completely and sustainable for us to take on all of these

other stations across the country also holding simir events in an effort to empower hispanic hispanic voters in 2016. 13% of all eligible united states voters will be eligible to vote. however, hispanics remain underrepresented with lower turnout rates than other minority groups. >>> right now, washington post reporter jason rezaian is on his way back to the us. he was one of five americans freed last week in a prisoner swap with iran. rezaian doesn't know when he'll 18-month ordeal, nor has he saa his family saying where he's going to be spending his time once he's back. but the prisoner swap did follow the lifting of most international sanctions against iran under a deal that curbed tehran's nuclear program. >>> an american student detained in north korea. otto frederick warmbier was arrested for committing a hostile act while visiting the authoritarian country. republican presidential cakdidate and ohio governor john kasich calls the arrest inexcusab and says the student should be released immediately. >>> and the three american's who went missing from an iraqi neighborhood are sti

is. " hispanic vote important, asian vote important,, african american vote important they basically go to the democrat. dont think there's a reason any minority should vote for the republican candidates. " the republican national committee responded to reid's remarks, saying republicans have been building relationships with hispanics for years. the democratic caucus takes place saturday february 20th. the republican caucus follows on tues february now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty slight shower chances tomorrow morning gradually increase to widespread rain on tuesday afternoon, overnight and into wednesday morning. we could get around 1/2" of rain through wednesday. highs are expected to stay in the mid 50s with lows in the low 40s. another shot of rain in the slight category will be with us on thursday into friday with highs dropping into the slight shower chances tomorrow morning gradually increase to widespread rain on tuesday afternoon, overnight and into wednesday morning. we could get around 1/2" of rain through wednesday. highs are expected to stay i

now to decision 2016 and the hispanic caucus. several hispanic democratic lawmakers and organizations gathering at the state capitol to talk aboutaws that would be good or bad for latinos. bills rage are raising minimum wage and more english classes to residents in the state. residents believe authority has no authority to deal with u.s. immigration law. state senator says wh the growing hispanic community, they hope lawmakers will hear their concerns. >>> presidential candidates are desperate to show why they should win as they try to get momentum. edward lawrence tracking all of that in terms of the final push to iowa. >> reporter: in iowa, the temperatures may be cold, but the race to be each party's nominee for president is heating up. the democratic candidates from one another as they made a final pitch to people in iowa. >> i let the effort against wall street deregulation. see where hillary clinton was on this issue. >> we tackled income inequality and produced results. not talk, action. that's what i will do as president.

the 11 confederate states you have 3.2 million black unregistered, 3.3 million hispanics unregistered. >> byron: there sr. is there anything that will dump can say that could possibly get a significant number of hispanic does that mean that the democrat's probably going to win if republicans don't expand their base? >> yeah, if the republican nominee isn't of donald trump or ted cruz, i think the democrat wins job the caucusing starts torment we'll see what happens. thanks for coming in. when we reassure, teaching foreign professionals and their families how to go about their boston. stay with us, we'll be right >> byron: although the international school of jansing learned opens its doors two major impact in the lives of hundreds of foreign professionals and their families adapt to their life mere here no boston. for spouse these option often include going to a child's school. making hang appointment at the doctor's office, or just talking with a pharmacist while these tasks may seem insignificant to us, to a foreigner they are often the cause of much stress. we've invited a panel of

, speared by a northern hispanic in the chest and within centimeters from his heart.s rushed out by ambulance to the hospital. >> most dangerous time for a correctional officer is after someone related to a gang has been executed. we get rumbles that the gang investigators pick up and say, if so-and-so is executed they've sworn to get a peace officer. the mexican mafia is reputed to have a hit out on staff any time possible because in our big riot back in 2000 we shot and killed a southern hispanic. because he was attempting to kill somebody else. so -- more so than normal, there are just a lot of tensions in prison at the moment. >> this place right here, if you let it, it can suffocate the life out of you. >> steve castillo is also serving time in the shu, convicted in 1987 for first-degree murder, his sentence is 35 years to life. >> i think probably the main thing is staying busy. trying to find something positive to do. people start getting that rage, and before you know it, they start disrespecting each other and it gets ugly. i've seen a guy sitting down playin

republicans have been building relationships with hispanics across the country for years... and someone should remind harry reid that governor sandoval won the latino vote" faraday future, the billion dollar electric car maker coming to north las vegas made a big reveal today.... fox 5s miguel martinez was at there he joins us live now to show us the new concept car. thats right tonight mysterious car maker faraday future finally revealed a much anticipated concept car ... that behind me is the ff zero 1 a embodies all of their visions for the future of the car industry... "nat pop" while the car revealed today wont be the same as the cars faraday will be las vegas ...this is the first design car maker... they describe new way of looking at mobility and say their cars will be the future of the auto industry... the night was exciting for more than just car and tech fanatics, here in nevada faraday is expected to employ more than 4500 people... governor brian sandoval and his team worked hard to bring the car maker to the silver state , the company will receive 300 million dol

potential hispanic voters are also becoming better educated. the report found those with a bachelor's degree or higher has increased from seven percent in the last fifteen years.and the number of high school dropouts has fallen. a lot of those new eligible voters are in presidential swing states that could help decide the election. election.the pew research center says hispanics will account for 18 percent of eligible voters in florida. and just over 14 percent of eligible voters in colorado. but the report also found hispanics and asians continue to have the lowest voter turnouts. many voters are african- american.... with only about 64 percent of eligible white voters actually showing up. snow blankets the ground right nowbut what will it mean for us tonight? tonight?steve is tweaking his 9 first warning weather plus -- the woes of winter.the trouble this morning's snow caused around the tri-state -- that you may not have even thought about. coming up -- why the epa is calling on religious groups to partner with food banks like welcome back t

hispanic women earning 55 cents for every dollar a white male earns. we're back live in iowa, hillary clinton, donald trump, marco rubio scheduled to hold rallies. our team there live across the state. we'll be right back.

wearing a dark blue sweatshirt.the other is also described as a hispanic man... standing about five-foot-five... and wearing a red 49-ers jersey.if you have any information about this shooting... police ask you to call secret witness at 322-49-hundred. 3 >> hopefully you're done travelling for the holidays... the@roads over the next few days.here's a look outside... it's clear out there right now... but that may not be the case in the coming days.let's get a first check on your forecast with meteorologist cassie wilson over in the weather center. 3 (olivia)>> reno 3 firefighters say the cold temperatures we've been experiencing have made for a busy week responding to burst pipes.division chief steve leighton says crews have reponded to at least half a dozen incidents of burst pipes today alone...and in the past week... they've responded to as many as 20 incidents. leighton says firefighters have been called out to several apartment complexes in reno... including the bluffs... and sierra hall on the university of nevada campus.he suggests keeping your heater on an

and by hispanics by a lot. i said that to everybody. we're going to get the hispanic vote.ause i'm going to take our jobs back from china, from everywhere. people know that. [applause] donald trump: so we are leading by a lot in nevada and by a lot , in the sec. georgia. we have places that are unbelievable. then we go to florida, and i am at 32. a sitting senator, marco rubio is at 14. jeb bush was their governor and he is at the bottom of the tubes. what is going on with this guy? he is getting killed. i love florida. it's a second home for me. i have a great relationship with the people in florida also. i said it is going to be tell because you have a senator, even though he does not show up to vote very much, and i would not be happy about that --, but you have a senator, sitting senator and you have a governor who was there for eight years and i'm wast from the beginning i clobbering everyone in florida. so that is great. looking at massachusetts, i had 52%. that is because tom brady loves me. he said great things about me. tom brady is a great winter. i don't know if

a white or hispanic male hooded shirt and a black leather vest and the other suspect is a white or hispanic male wearing dark blue clothing and a black beanie and white tennis shoes. a $1500 reward is being offered for any information. >>> she resigned according to a district spokesperson. currently the clerk for board of trustees. she has served over the last 34 years. the reason she is resigning is not confirmed but reportedly she said because she is leaving because of health issues. >>>a study has found that the washoe county program is white students is a minority in the district, but according to a study, about 45% of the district 64,000 students are white. however, the study found that some are gifted or talented and they are wait. the gift in talented program saying that the racial news to be fixed immediately. >>> a local family is thinking that community for spreading the word when their puppy was stolen by saturday. the puppy is back home where she belongs. >> reporter: they are back together. they said it was a sad week for the. their three month old puppy was stolen on saturday.

hispanics or african americans should vote for any of the republicans. the republican national committee responded to his statements and said.... "the hypocrisy in the democrat party knows no bounds. let's not forget, democrat frontrunner hillary clinton was one of the first to call on the u.s. to 'send back' immigrants crossing the border. while democrats tell latinos one thing and do another, the republican party has been building relationships with hispanics across the country for years. and someone should remind harry reid that governor sandoval won the latino vote." reporting live ew ffn llv the democratic caucus in nevada is february 20th... the republican one takes place february 23rd. ammar harris was officially sentenced today. he's the man crash on the las vegas strip that killed three people in early 2013. a jury already decided back in november that harris would receive the death penalty - following diliberations that took less than two hours. but the sentence was formally handed out today. harris joins more than 80 inmates on death row in ne

a witness saw a hispanic male in his late teens, early 20s lying on the ground. police arrived a couple of minutes later... by that point, they were told the suspect took off.... as of the last update, the victim has not been identified...ther e was no family on the scene....it's unclear if he lives here....but he appears to be again, a hispanic male in his late teens or early 20s. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: something transpired between the two. you know, something, we can't really guess on what happened. once we find out who he is, maybe that might give us some indication if he lives here. )) ((vanessa murphy)) i talked with a few people who say they heard the gunshots..... also, there were children playing football outside in the parking lot near where this and we have noticed many children at the apartment complex. luckily, none of them were hurt. reporting live, vanessa murphy 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) vanessa, what do we know about the apartment complex? ((vanessa murphy)) dave, we talked with several residents who say they don't quite feel saf

today, 1 out of every 4 american kids is hispanic. who will care for us, the engineers who will build our cities, the scientists and entrepreneurs of our country can be your kids. we all know how hard it is for you to send them to college. this is why we want you to know you are not alone, and every day, more people support you to make it happen. many support you, and the hispanic scholarship fund helps you prepare, plan, and pay for your kids' college education. learn more at hsf.net. tt4w`t3n@24"" dztq k6$ tt4w`t3n@24"" entq ;2d tt4w`t3n@24"" gzt& "5< tt4w`t3n@24"" hnt& 2;p tt4w`t3n@24"" iztq xr( tt4w`t3n@24"" jntq j"h tt4w`t3n@24"" lzt& ro4 new york, new york i want to wake up >> reflecting on 2015, it certainly was one of the most active years in politics it seems. >> absolutely. from one of the widest fields of presidential candidates slinging some of the most decisive rhetoric to a sitting pope stepping into the fray. this will be one year for the books. here's abc's karen tra vers. >> getting in the groove here. >> reporter: it

police found a hispanic man with multiple gunshot wounds in a driveway. a second hispanic man was taken to u-m-c... with a single gunshot wound to the head. that man is currently in critical condition. police say both victims arrived at home in the area... to sort out a dispute... and later ended up being shot by someone at the home. police say the victims and shooter do know each other. if you have any information, call crime stoppers. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > there's been an outpouring of support for rene angelil... the man who discovered, married, and brought celine dion to las vegas. angelil passed away yesterday after a long battle with throat cancer. caesars palace has set-up a marquee tribute, saying "we will miss you friend". celine came back to the colosseum in august... after taking a year off to care for her husband. celine's shows have been canceled for this weekend. in february... but it's unclear at this time if she'll keep those shows. angelil was 73- years-old. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > students are learning several technical skills... when i

we have a million people. 23% and growing of our population is hispanic. >> a quarter. yeah. >> now, i get it, and you get it. "hispanic" is a very big umbrella, and within that, there's mexican, puerto rican, el salvador, et cetera. but it's a very diverse community. and, you know, i do hope people take advantage of this. the white plains library is right across from the galleria mall, and a lot of public transportation, too, if so, take advantage of this, please. this is an opportunity to get a kid into college. >> shirley, i want to point out that the only place where you can find the application is at fafsa.gov. >> fafsa.gov. >> okay. >> use the .gov because oftentimes there are websites that charge a fee that are misleading. >> and very important -- if you're gonna go to one of the boot camps or one of the -- what should you bring with you to make the applicant's job -- and the helper -- easier? >> in order to complete the application with the assistance of a volunteer, you should bring with you your 2014 income-tax return or 2015 if you happen to be an early bird

on her body and are trying to determine. >> police believe the woman is hispanic likely in her 20s. investigators want to hear from anyone who might know who she is. >> right now, 500 residents in southern illinois are being urged to move to higher ground after the mississippi river topped a levy protecting several pounds. take a look at the video. the search continues for five people missing and making the situation worse, the river expected to rise another foot before it crest tomorrow. the river has been reseeding in the st. louis area. officials lifted -- st. louis county offers interest free loans to businesses and residents if he canned by flood damage. last check 22 people have died in the flood in the midwest. >> a person opened fire outside a bar got away. the gunman killed two people and left. nbc's keir simmons reports. >> they dove for cover in fear. the gunman firing relentlessly. seconds later, one survivor looks up in horror. around him, two are dead. seven people injured and two in critical condition. we were shaking and hid in the coverage room. he pulled a rifle fr

suddenly america's election is between a woman and a hispanic man. and regardless of what you think of their specifics, what the world sees is a new america. >> what do you think? >> again, on the democratic side, likely to be hillary clinton. but if you look at the most recent fundraising statistics for bernie sanders, not just the large amount but how distributed it is, it suggests to me the democratic race could be longer and tougher than conventional wisdom has it. on the republican side, i'm not known for my modesty, i have been wrong more often in the last six months than i've ever been. so tough, but obviously i would say cruz, trump, rubio are the three most obvious, but that leaves out bush, christie, and kasich. i think there's room for one of them. new hampshire has become the turning point. >> you mean one non-trump? >> one moderate. >> one someone who's, quote unquote, centrist, establishment, whatever word you want to use. everybody is basically saying cruz wins iowa, so that's sort of off the table, but new hampshire becomes the place

hispanic vote important, asian vote important,, african american vote important they basically go to the democrat. dont think there's a reason any minority should vote for the republican candidates. an r-n-c spokesman said in a statement "the hypocrisy in the democrat party while democrats tell latinos one thing and do another republicans have been building relationships with hispanics across the country for years.. and someone should remind harry reid that governor sandoval won the latino vote" i asked who senator reid considered the biggest threats to the democrats in the upcoming election... to which he chuckled and said... i dont know everybody kept saying four months ago that trump would be gone he's doubling down on everything and becoming more popular everyday so we'll see. hillary clinton... bernie sanders and martin o'malley all here wednesday for the event. reid says he's not endorsing any candidates before the caucus.. but will after. reporting live ew ffn llv. there will be more than 200 democratic caucus locations in nevada - which takes place saturday february 20th. the

the other is also a hispanic male, 5'5" to 5'7" wearing a red 49ers jersey. if you have any information about the shooting, police say remain anonymous. >>> yesterday marked the last day of business for reno provision. the owner closed the doors to the business for the last time last night. even know provisions was the -- reno provisions was the source of an e. coli outbreak in november. he said he's not closing because of the outbreak but because the store was simply losing too much money. he posted on facebook last week saying, quote, this is not the first time i've had to go through this but this one is the hardest, end quote. >>> a new year, a new me. that's what a lot of people are saying as they try to come up with new year's resolutions. the etz part is setting the -- easy part is setting the goals. we all know it can be very tricky keeping them. we have some tips to help keep us on track in 2016. hey, alex. >> reporter: good morning. keeping up with new year's resolutions can be difficult, but creating a plan of action before you start your new goals

how are they seen by and large in the hispanic community?ator rubio probably better than than senator cruz. he has a story that a lot of people can relate to. senator cruz has not gotten that involved with the latino community. there are groups that are opposing them both, about the i see senator rubio with a more nuanced position where he can return, but senator cruz says he has not be, hasn't been, and never will be for any legalization, or whether he calls it amnesty, and he has cast off the hispanic vote. >> even in a general election, you think? >> in the general election. we know that iowa, new hampshire are not places where the latino vote will be definitive or decisive. for the general election it's going to be very hard for him to come back. i was mentioning. >> you heard a lot of the analysts, the pundits say that donald trump by not showing up at that debate actually won last night by having the separate event supporting veterans. how is it playing out there? >> well, you know, wolf, if you look on the front page of "the des moine

gangs, which basically fall under southern cal or southern hispanic or northern cal, northern hispanic. we have crips, and we have bloods, and then we have our white supremacists. >> the most active gang members at usp are segregated into one section of the prison, away from the general population. >> it's pretty amazing. you got a bunch of different people associated with gangs for one reason or another. and you stick them all together, some people do get along, some people don't. >> it has its ups and downs. rival gangs bring problems from the streets in here. you know, and that brings problems for everybody in here, you know? >> part of getting along you got to learn how to be a human being and put your hate behind you. >> so there's always this kind of uneasy truce. but for the most part, if they have respect for each other and each other's space, then there's usually not a problem. >> while segregated from the rest of the general population, within this unit the inmates are integrated. meaning a member of a latin gang could be housed with a white supremacist. >> we try to create a

has been a favorite for one presidential candidatetrump:"they did the poll and i'm leading in the hispanic vote. i'm 20 points up, i'm way up/this is a cnn poll that just came in. who's right at the top."trump has indeed been at the top of polls for months now.but will that translate at the ballot box?distinguished professor of american history allan lichtman worries about polls accuracy.sot allan lichtman "lots of people don't want to talk to pollsters- they hang up on them so you're not necessarily getting a proper sample and it's very very difficult to know who is actually going to vote." technology has also .changed the polling process"lots of folks including old people like me don't have landlines, they only have cell phones." as of 2013 that number was 41 percent.((source:national center for health statistics.)) which means far fewer people to call to survey. stand-up"and yet the significance of polls has vastly grown - determining where candidates stand on the stage and one bad poll could send them from the main event to the undercard debate."the pew resear center has decided to cha

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every problem we had in 2012 he's made worse with women and hispanics.as born in kenya. he will not to this day admit that president obama was born in hawaii. would you do me a favor and ask him before he gets to be the nominee of the republican party, donald, are you satisfied that obama was born in hawaii? if not share with us why. now is that too much to ask? >> we've asked him. >> he won answer the question. >> we've asked him but he's moved on the canada now. >> you know why he won't say he was born in hawaii because half the people that support him will get bad. >> let's move on the ted cruz. if donald trump is not an acceptable candidate to you, ted cruz is close behind him. leading in iowa depending on which poll you look at. is ted cruz a more acceptable candidate to you than donald trump? >> no. he's going to get killed. >> you rather have donald trump. >> the first thing in my mind is donald trump. no. when i think of problem solver the first thing in my mind is not ted cruz. all i can say i've learned one thing in 20 years, if a law is named

to prove that the motorists were singled out because they were hispanic. that's despite the fact that all of the motorists he's accused of stopping were hispanic, activists are furious tonight but the sergeant's lawyer declared victory told. >> third-degree been the -- third-degree been the verdict we were expecting. we beat the top charges. we knew it was not a hate charge. the jury looked at every piece of evidence and agreed. >> it boggles my mind, they were all hispanic, and you know, and the jury still couldn't, you know, come to that conclusion that it was a hate crime, and it fit the definition of a hate crime. >> reporter: the sergeant faces a minimum of 16 months in jail. he has since retired from suffolk county police. he faces another trial on similar charges. they did the same thing to two dozen motorists, all of them latino. activists say one big problem with this trial is the fact the entire jury was made up with white men with one latino on the panel. more on that part of the story on eyewitness news at 6:00 to be. n.j. burkett channel 7 eye

the other is a hispanic man standing 5'5" wearing a red 49ers jersey. if you have any information about this shooting, police ask that you call secret witness at 322-4900. >>> now the suspect has been arrested in an officer-involved shooting near virginia city. it happened around 4:30 saturday highlands. authorities say that a deputy was responding to a domestic violence call when he was shot in the back. the suspect in this case is 51-year-old charles stutts. he is accused of firing multiple shots from a rifle which hit another person at the scene in addition to the deputy. the sheriff says his deputy was able to return fire, which caused stutts to surrender. stutts, the deputy and the other victim were treated for non- life threatening injuries. stutts was taken into custody and is facing attempted murder and aggravated domestic battery charges. >> i don't know all the details yet. don't know what was going through the perpetrator's mind at the time. have a long ways to go in the investigation. i would say it's an isolated incident. i believe this is