--karla gomez escamilla tiene la reaccion de "jan brewer".chos lideres comunitarios en arizona consideran el fallo de la jueza "susan bolton" una victoria para los inmigrantes y para la sociedad en general. ---"clara colmenero" hablo con ellos y preparó el siguiente reportaje. clara comeneros - pkgos lideres comunitarios en contra de la ley sb1070 llevaron acabo una rueda de prensa donde reaccionaron ante los cambios a la leythis is a wake up juez....es una alerta.... que solo puede haber una imponga leyes migratorias en el pais..... indico mary rose wilcox. ella junto a varios lideres comunitarios celebraron hoy la decision de la juez quien bloqueo la ley sb1070. ya que otras leyes podrian ser legislatura pase esas leyes va alegar n mmo 3sultay vecra tcotcial.>n mmo 3sultay vecra momentosnt

desde tucson arizona, karla gomez escamilla nos dice como han tomado algunos residentes este despliegek obama" arremetio contra los legisladores republicanos que han bloqueado la extension del seguro de desempleo para millones de personas.---el mandatario los acuso de tener como rehenes a los estadounidenses en lo que llamo "sus juegos politicos", en franca alusion a las tres ocasiones en que obstruyeron una iniciativa para ayudar a los desempleados.---la critica presidencial surge a unas horas de que en el senado se inicie el debate de la propuesta mas reciente, ya con suficientes votos para evitar la tactica "obstruccionista" de los republicanos.---los republicanos se oponen a que los 34-mil-millones de dolares que requiere la iniciativa sean sumados a la deuda federal. --enseguida en noticias univision 14...un nuevo estudio advierte que "si" habra detenciones basadas en el perfil racial si llega a entrar en vigor la ley sb 1070 de arizona. --siete naciones latinoamericanas se sumaron a mexico en la demanda contra la ley "sb 1070" de arizona. ---bolivia, colombia, el salvador, guatem

. >> thank you, karla short, department of public works, bureau of urban forestry. i don't need my three minutes but if a permit is granted we would be very happy to work with ms. kantor and advise her on species and we do it every day when people come to us for permits to plant trees or remove trees. tristianopsis loritis is a good street tree. all trees are capable of damaging sidewalk and all trees are capable of exploiting cracks or leaks in sewer systems but that tree tends to be very well behaved and is a good option and we'd be happy to talk about other options. i'm sorry we did not -- i didn't actually get the message, i don't know who in my office may have gotten the message asking for this information. i did read it in the brief. we don't track specifically this type of information and we would only be able to look at the data we have which would be based on tree removal, permit requests and then reasons given for that. but we don't dispute that mtrosidius ex-celsius causes sidewalk damage with aggressive roots and isn't one we recommend in many circumstan

>> i was moved emotionally by karla faye tucker. that show won us an emmy. here's a woman sentenced to die. she had killed people, transformed her life. the governor of texas, george bush is watching. and here's a woman who knows she's going to be injected and put to death. and yet it's at the same time both believing and optimistic, i wasn't allowed to touch her. i had to touch glass. they wouldn't allow me to be in the same -- we were in the same area, but i couldn't touch her, feel her fingers or body or anything. that was a highly emotional thing, to sit with someone who you know is going to be put to death. >> what about tammy faye baker. i watched that interview. it was an amazing interview. >> it was the night before she died. >> she was so vibrant, whether you liked her or didn't like her. i saw that interview the night before she died. was that emotional for you? >> emotional. to see how bad she looked that night. she wanted to do the interview, she knew she was going to die within hours. in fact they held up announcing the death until the next nigh

parliament he was a state representative for 11 years and among his duties were to be vice president of the karla. he was the last -- you is the chairman for the last four years. -- he was the chairman for the last four years. they asked him and he said why not. he had promised his wife, and i asked him if i could tell this story did he promised his wife that he would retire from politics and then he ran on a position where the free democratic party never got anybody into european politics. he basically said that he was not running. by the way, i am on this list, but it is doubtful that i will end up in the european parliament. last year, we have a very good year and all the sudden, he was a member of the european parliament and his wife was really happy about it. that is his diplomatic and political skills. i am really delighted that you are here today and i am delighted to see all of you and i am looking forward to your presentation. please welcome our guests. [applause] >> thank you very much. i would not be in the european parliament, but we will see how fast something can change. anyway, we