what is the level of threat to the homeland as it was described by janet napolitano? what are your concerns and how well do you think they're doing to guard against it? >> right, good to be with you again. >> you, too. >> this was our third annual hearing on the evolving nature of the terrorist threat o our homeland, and what we're doing about it and we look back at the year past, it's clear from all the information we have that the pace of attacks against our homeland has increased that more of the attacks are coming from organizations that are loosely connected to al qaeda but are not al qaeda and that more and more american citizens are part of those attacks, so that the war with the islamic extremists and terrorists that is global is being brought by our enemy much more here at home and it's a warning to the american people, i'd say the agencies before us, homeland security, fbi, national counterterrorism center, and all of the people who work for them are doing an extraordinarily good job in trying to meet this changing threat. i say one more word about how it's

janet, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good ening. if it is possible to close up shop in an american city, that is the feel in new orleans tonight. just about everything has come to a standstill in anticipation of this game and this team that has really come to represent the city's own hard fought recovery. even in a city known for great parties, the frenzy of this day in new orleans was unprecedented. >> that's a breakfast of champions there. >> reporter: the time honored tradition, tailgating, started at sunrise. >> there were people here with the grill going at 5:30. this is what new orleans does. >> reporter: city hall shut its doors and schools closed early, all blamed on a fast-spreading football fever. tonight's game, the nfl season opener puts new orleans back on the national stage and not for a storm or oil spill or any other tragedy. >> everybody's excited. it's saints mania. >> reporter: after a super bowl win that gave the city an emotional boost, now comes another fresh start, in the superdome representing so much of what

let's bring in janet mergia and ben jealous from the naacp. know, larry summers has decided to step down. he is the third of four key members of president obama's economic team. ben, what will you be looking for? what will help with the one question that, frankly, most americans want to know, where is the jobs? >> right. you know, we -- we want somebody sitting in that seat who will get out here and champion a fight for jobs. that is going to be the focus of the next congress. it must be the focus given where we are right now. we would like to see a team that looks more like this country, but most of all, we want somebody who will be a real champion for jobs. >> well, that's an interesting thing you say. somebody that looks more like this country. when you look at the president's economic teams, it was a lot of middle-aged white folks. one of the things that they have said is that they need a little diversity in their backgrounds. maybe they'll look for a ceo, somebody with a business background, they may be looking for a woman. but i'm wonder

y janet rodríguez nos amplia desde phoenix. >>> >>> he crecido con los valores de esta nación y que noodría hacer su sueño realidad. y ha luchado por legalizarse. y sus esfuerzos están en las manos de ciertos políticos en washington. y especialmente el senador que los representa. >>> michael junto a otros estudiantes ha acampado desde el viernes con esperanza de convencer al senador de aquí a mañana. vote a favor del proyecto de ley. >>> como gran veterano de guerra, tú y yo tenemos algo en común nuestro amor por la nación, por la gente y el patrio nirm término.

y janet rodríguez nos amplia desde phoenix. >>> >>> he crecido con los valores de esta nación y que noidad. y ha luchado por legalizarse. y sus esfuerzos están en las manos de ciertos políticos en washington. y especialmente el senador que los representa. >>> michael junto a otros estudiantes ha acampado desde el viernes con esperanza de convencer al senador de aquí a mañana. vote a favor del proyecto de ley. >>> como gran veterano de guerra, tú y yo tenemos algo en común nuestro amor por la nación, por la gente y el patrio nirm término. se hizo presente frente a la oficina del senador. >>> decirme a mí, que tengo que pagar impuestos y les de a ellos. lo que no puedo dar a mis hijos. >>> han tenido que pagar ella se graduara el próximo mes de mayo y la aprobación del dream act es su única esperanza para ejercer su carrera. >>> vamos a poder sobresalir. vamos a poder alcanzar nuestros sueños. que han sido dados año tras año tras año. >>> sueños que aseguran los jóvenes. que van a ayudar a enriquecer la nación. >>> para trabajar. >>> desde phoenix arizona. janet rodríguez, telemundo >>>j

janet napolitano dice que es hora de frenar las deportaciones de inocentes.scan acuerdo internacional en centroamérica contra la amenaza de las pandillas. y una sexy reportera hispana, se declaró muerta de vergüenza por el supuesto acoso de un equipo de fútbol?. "noticiero telemundo" con josé díaz bbalart bi >>>josé: muy burbuenas tardes, 4 personas murieron en venezuela. tendremos detalles del siniestro. pero comenzamos en méxico, con la captura de trootro tre sus lialías son el grande, el come niño y el king kong. >>>raúl: así le dicen a sergio enrique el grande por sus 2 metros de altura, el king kong por su barba, y el dcome niños porque ser el más sanguinario >>> que la organización beltrán leiva era el más importante del país >>>raúl: aunque fueron marinos desde el cielo ubicaron la casa del grande en una zona de lujo en la ciudad de puebla, al salir de la casa el capo se vio rodeado con 2 hombres más sin oponerse resistencia. en diciembre del año pasado cayó muerto aro farturo beltrán leiva "el barba" desde entonces comenzó una guerra entre "el grande"

and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day.

and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day. . >> san francisco. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . [indistinct voice on p.a.] announcer: when charles bennett graduated from high school, he dreamed of returning to his old neighborhood as a teacher. but without the money for college, only half his dream came true. [car horn blares] he's back in the old neighborhood. please support the united negro college fund. because a mind is a terrible thing to waste. what do you get when you cross a soprano with cardiologist? ♪ ah someone who'll sing their heart out. just what they're doing at a children's theater organized by her choir, his hospital, and their community coalition. see, busy kids usually don't try drugs

please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want to thank my staff, my paraprofessionals because without them, i would not be here, and my husband who put up with is all these years, and i have a student here as well that i used to teach, and she was one of the people that inspired me to write what i did. thank you. [applause] this is why i do what i do. because lovely moments like that our california lists, and i always thought it would be really fun to have a book called "a day in a lot of special education," because we have some stories. anyway, thank you, everybody, for this wonderful award. is what to do everything i can to enhance our students learning. thank you so much. [applause] >> another bookzine 50 delegates are last digits one month of june is tanya delajara. herbal, when she started her teaching career was stiff and scarlatina students to become front, biliterate, and by cultural citizens -- her goal when she started. she recognizes that education is a c

and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day. . >> forgot no. 2. silver is nothing. there is no having made it and so we beat foreman. i love the competition. . >> american made has really taken it on themselves to green american cities. >> we have a new organizer for the city and county of san francisco. oh, mayor as well. yeah, that's part of the job description. yeah, mayor of san francisco. >> the city is extremely concerned about the emission of green house gasses and making san francisco a sustainable city. >> we need to find other ways to create energy without harm to the environment and this is one source. >> we have over 2 megawatts of solar on various city buildings. we are looking at tidal power and we're beginning to look at geothermal power. >> we're on the roof of the moscone center of san francisco and we have 2500 panels that

janet napolitano joins us from montreal, canada, where she's attending a u.n.eeting on aviation security. we'll get to that issue in a minute. first virks to ask you, a little news of the day. what can you tell us about these threats overseas in particular, any threats to the u.s. homeland, recognizing you are a little limited in what you can tell us. should people be fearful this morning? >> you know, i can't comment to specific threats. but what i can say is that we're constantly working both at the homeland but with our allies abroad to make sure that the terrorists are not successful in carrying out any of their threats. >> has there been an increase -- >> it's an ongoing effort. >> of course. has there been increased reporting? obviously, we're seeing that in europe. they're on high alert there. is there any companion threat here? >> i prefer not to comment. we're taking and always take every measure that we can conceive tof protect the american people. >> so the increased chatter that french intelligence sources are basing some of their reasoning for rais

and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day. >> started in 1990. the citizens of the marina district came to the fire department and asked for a program to survive for 3 days. there is a 70 percent chance we will have a 6.5 earthquake. 71 large fires. 40 major rescue operations. [inaudible]. rescue operations there were 34 structure fires we need 275 engines to handle this. we have 41. you will be on your own and we should be prepared. we will go over the merge training program. part of the training program is helping you make the decisions that will save lives. in this situation this person carrying a pail of water to put out the fire will not put out the fire. how many people have used a fire extinguisher before. >> may be 10 percent of you. by the end of the week you will be putting out a fire with a fire extinguisher. you don't want to

here with us are two reporters, susan of reuters and janet of "the wall street journal". they will begin the questioning. guest: we heard grim numbers on thursday with more americans living in poverty and now nearly 51 million without health insurance. that is up from last year. what can be done about this? but it does not seem that people are getting the health care they need right now. guest: i do not think there is any question that the economy has taken a huge toll on the numbers of insured americans. and we are seeing that as a direct correlation is people lost their jobs, they lost their health coverage. that is what the president talked about last year. we had 15,000 people a month losing health insurance. and some of those were voluntary exit from the market when there were buying insurance on their own. a lot of them was employer- related insurance where they lost their covers and their spouse and children also lost coverage. so we have a situation where over 1/6 of the population of america is uninsured, and that makes it more important than ever that we rebuild

janet, can you tell us, there was some heightened reports. i heard of a report in the east bay and another in millbrae. but this one has to do with a construction project. tell me, how was this different? and why did the fire department, pg&e tell you it wasn't dangerous to residents nearby? >> right. and that's a great question. i think what happened in some of the other communities, they were much bigger lines, they were higher pressured. this is a two-inch line. it was about 50 to 60psi. so it's a low-pressure line. pg&e informed us once they capped and once the gas smell disseminated, that the fire department was free to leave because it was not a safety hazard. >>> and one of the things that pg&e was saying this morning was they worked really hard and diligently to make sure they took every precaution. >> absolutely, they did. and they were here around the clock. we had, i think, three fire engines out here from the fire district to make sure in case there was a problem, that they would be able to respond right away. we had, i think, nin

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there is no link between the two, nevertheless, janet napolitano says u.s. new threats to this country. >> we don't comment on specific threats one way or the other, but we are always constantly working on our own security as well as the security of our allies. we know al qaeda, its affiliates and terrorists are constantly thinking about ways to attack the west. >> that was janet napolitano, earlier on the "daily rundown." with me now a former counter terror official in the white house. let's talk about what we know and don't know. we have got the eiffel tower evacuated twice, concerns in germany, and in the uk and in france, and at the same time, these increased drone attacks in pakistan. is there a connection? >> well, andrea, there is a -- this is a serious threat. this is probably emanating from what i call al qaeda central. we should not lose sight of the fact that bin laden still aspire to conduct attacks inside europe and the united states. we have been debating whether they have the capability. this one looks to be a real plot. the good news is u.s.

ministro de relaciones exteriores , el vice presidente de guatemala el se ha reunido con la secretaria janet napolitano..." aunque es el departamento de seguridad interna quien decide basada en las recomendaciones de el departamento de estado, el embajador dice estar optimista "en ningun momento nos han dicho que no es posible , en ningun momento nos han dicho que la van a denegar , en ningun momento nos han dicho que no lo concideran viable..." de aprobarse el tps podria beneficiar a un aproximado de 800,000 o casi un millon de guatemaltecos que viven en el pais,,, en washingrton claudia uceda univision por otra lado un comediante de gran fama, juntamente con activistas llego hasta el capitolio para pedir mejor trato a los trabajadores an en l campo bajo condiciones extremamente duras..fernando television, colbert ya habia pasado 1 dia como trabajador agricola. representantes de estos trabajadores no creen que esta tactica le quita seriedad al problema. arturo rodriguez, trabajadores agricolas unidos 10:58:20 "al contrario. muchas veces noso

i like to tell this story of my kus cousin janet, 45, vice president at wells fargo. she was queen makeup diva. i was baby diva. she admitted to me she was spending $800 a month on beauty products. it was hair dye and facials and the most expensive products, ever. she read the book and started to feel overwhelmed and discovered this superexpensive evening cream had hydroevo. it makes your skin tingle, so you think something is happening. she went back to the makeup counters and have polite conversations, hey, i think you can do better. until you do i'm going to buy something else. she decided to stop coloring her hair after many, many years and loves the way she looks and feels better than she has in a long time. when i heard about the stuff, i was mad about the chemicals, when i start to think about it, i realized, i was exhausted with trying to keep up with looking 10 years younger than i am and not working any way. she felt liberated. that emotional journey. this sense of freedom and personal empowerment. that is the place i want us to get to. i am going to close w

lo eso la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano, el director del fbi y el del centro nacionalra- terrorista. "una nueva y cambiante faceta de la amenaza terrorista viene de terroristas nacionales, y con eso me refiero a ciudadanos estadounidenses que se radicaliaqui y reciben entrenamiento terrorista aqui o en otros paises." un congresista republicano piensa que el gobierno no debe perder el enfoque en la seguridad. "ya hemos visto varios ataques aqui en los estados unidos, ataques terroristas y sin duda que hay muchos que lo han criticado por no enfatizar la seguridad nacional." por las nuevas medidas de seguridad. "el ataque frustrado a un avion de pasajeros la navidad pasada, ademas de lo ocurrido en el fuerte hood en texas junto a otros intentos descubiertos por las autoridades estadounidenses, son muestra dice el gobierno de que la lucha anti-terrorista se ha hecho cada vez mas compleja. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision." centenares de personas postradas en sus sillas de rueda protagonizaron una silangl

security secretary janet napolitano says it's the "right policy" to focus primarily on deporting criminal immigrants, rather than illegals deemed not to be a threat to society. >> those who committed violent crimes or felony fugitives or gang members. removal of those are at record number. >> i.c.e. agency supported more convicted illegal this year than last. look at the non-criminals reported. dropped off by 54,000. and some republicans are questioning why illegals without criminal history seem to get a pass. >> they're either here illegally or not. if they're here illegally, are they supposed to be detained or not? >> it depends on the availability, frankly. the seriousness of the offender and availability of bed space. >> it comes after a series of publicized memos on proposed strategies. just grafts, including one from i.c.e. suggesting that the immigration officers should not detain, "an alien charged only with a traffic-related misdemeanor unless or until the alien is convicted presents a danger to national security or genuine risk to public safety. secretary napolitano said it's gu

-- janet dubois. >> we are doing black in the day. >> why are you only doing black shows?e are talking about the black president? >> i couldn't even let him have his moment. >> i know. >> any "cosby" fans? good lord. >> nothing like "good times." >>> speaking of good times, to the greg uh -- to the greg-alogue. >>> so last week's census data showed there are 50.67 million uninsured americans. that is statistically a crap load. but mark j perry is good as uh sembling such crap. there are pen town 6 uninsured americans making $75,000 a year or more and 9.4 million americans without health insurance making between 50 and 75 grand. all in all, that's nearly 40% of americans without health insurance living in households last year with 50 grand or more of household income. while we have been constantly told people cannot afford insurance, these numbers say otherwise. some reject insurance by choice. maybe because they are self-insured or more likely to get their prescriptions at wal-mart. more to the point, the people i know that don't have health insurance don't care because ob

>> jeanne meserve, thanks. >>> we'll talk with homeland security secretary janet napolitano. are we going to stop mumbai-like attacks on soft targets on this country? >>> classes resume at the university of texas just a day after a student opened fire with an assault rifle on campus. officials say 19-year-old colton tooley randomly fired shots before killing himself. no one else was hurt. >>> former president jim any carter remains hospitalized this morning. doctors want to continue observing him. he had an upset stomach in a flight to cleveland and checked in yesterday as a precaution. >>> a drill trying to reach the 33 trapped miners made the halfway point. crews is an i they're ahead of schedule and that the men could actually be rescued by early november. the miners have been trapped underground since august 5th. >>> tropical storm warnings up for parts of florida. rob marciano tracking the storm system. it could turn into tropical storm nicole but having problems getting organized, rob? >> yeah. which we'll take. the main problem is the rainfall. amount of rainfall alrea

we're dying there iraqis are being killed every day and then here people are you know reading us about janet jackson's brass or the super bowl or whatever when there is a war going on right now and there are people die and people lose perspective very easily and hurts me deep inside because i'm a soldier and i saw the suffering firsthand and i'm making this stand right here not. to prove that i'm right or anything like that but because of the soldiers in iraq who disagree with this war but don't have the strength to come forward so i'm doing it for them i'm not trying to my back my comrades i have this i'm not going to be a part of the war but i'm going back to the military today i have really no idea what's going to happen but whatever happens if they try to say that i'm a criminal and they give me many years in jail i listen know that that i made the right decision in the god has forgiven me already thank you. thank you thank the military now once he returns to military control has the discretion to decide what to do with him they can choose the administrative route that is processing his

janet napolitano dijo que el avion recorrera el territorio entre texas y california....z un nuevo contingente de guardias nacionales sera emplazado en la frontera en texas y arizona... los militares apoyaran a la patrulla fronteriza y solo dispararan si es en defensa propia. propia. ---primer avance de ramon diaz y su telemundo deportivo ... ---siguen rodando cabezas en el futbol mexicano, ramon ... gracias cesar... omar arellano se unio a guillermo rivarola.. el cheÍs y carlos ischia como los Écnicos que se quedaron sin chamba.. en lo que va del torneo apertura.. arellano nuÑo fue cesado de la direccion tecnica del necaxa tras no dar los resultados esperados... los hidrorayos suman una victoria.. tres empates y dos derrotas... daniel el ruso brailovsky tomara su cargo regresando a dirigir en la primera division por tercera ocasion..mas adelante inicio la gira promocional del combate entre pacquia y margarito...cesar regreso contigo... ----primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 ... y despues de ella, una victoria para niÑeras, domesticas y cuidadores de ancianos que se

we're back with our political panel, joe trippy, daniel hannan and janet.ary. a wide amount of u.s. businesses tuesday reported that they believe the economy has stalled because of all the uncertainty on capitol hill. >> i agree with that, but i also think we have to look at this phrase, consumer confidence, because at a certain point, it may be reality. if we're also looking at the number of people who are out of work or who are insufficient income, then we're not supposed to just spend through the nose. so, you know, i think that we have to look at that more seriously. in addition, my goodness, we spent $70 billion on a few bankers. i think we can afford one or two billion on the people they impoverished with their recklessness. >> gretchen: i know you are not a u.s. citizen, but you have similar battles across the pond. and would you be a proponent of stimulating the economy with more bailout money as janice would be or to cut taxes for all americans. first of all, some of us were against bailing out the bankers as well. we're being consistent. the probl

janet napolitano says terrorists have figured out current security measures so it is time to take ita notch. before a report. >> reporter: airport security. it has become a way of life for travelers in the u.s. take off your shoes, limbits on liquids. we all know the drill. but it seems security procedures can vary depending on which country you're in. >> everywhere else is used to a different level of security and every country has its own sort of measures of what it dutchess. >> reporter: we polled international travelers at dulles and many said they had different experiences. >> i was patted down going through the first check and then we had to go through a second check. but we never took our shoes off. >> the u.s. tends to be a little more strict but that is understandable given what has happened. >> reporter: now, homeland security chief janet napolitano is trying to get 190 nations to come together on security and agree to better information sharing. concern is the security weakness in one country threatens the others. case in point, the incident last christmas involving the ma

---la secretaria de seguridad interna janet napolitano dijo que con estos aviones la frontera con mexicolada "con lo mas reciente en alta tecnologia". --- y presentamos el tema de discusion.--- el departamento de trabajo dice que el desempleo aumenta.---- steve jobs dice que a "apple" nunca le fue mejor: vendio 8 millones de iphones y 3 millones de ipads.----usted, ¿cree que pese a las dificultades economicas, hay que actualizarse con la tecnologia?---¿o cree que estos "juguetes" ... son gastos superfluos?---llamenos gratis al 1-866-229-4848 ....o escribanos a "noticiero 48 arroba telemundo punto com" ... para opinar. opinar. ---- otro "veranito indio" en la bahia ... con 90 grados de temperatura en este momento en san jose, y mas de 80 en san francisco.---jessica llega con un adelanto del pronostico. =enseguida llega jessica carrillo con la informacion del pronostico del tiempo, aqui en noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis de la tarde = = --- primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis ... y enseguida le muestro ... las mulas bomberas !!!---esto si que es tecnologia para combatir in