take sot-11 michael kaufman/abogado de aclu "es muy importante que la gente entiendan sus derechos nadie necesita responder a las preguntas de agentes de ice". en lo que va del ano autoridades estatales seÑalan ya han registrado 58 denuncias de empleados amenazados por sus estatus migratorio en comparacin a 14 el ano pasado. take sot-8 luz maria hambrez/presento queja contra su empleador "tuviera documentos o no vengo a defender mis derechos, no tengo porque tenerle miedo a nadie". blanca - cam ---hoy es "viernes de inmigracin" y nos acompaÑa como siempre "patricia castorena" abogada experta en materia migratoria, para responder sus inquietudes en vivo. take boxes ---patricia iniciamos con la pregunta de silvia ramrez desde

i'm going totally under their heads. >> i was really influenced by andy kaufman.ctive, but i was also kind of infamous. my earlier stand-up was like oh, i'll show you crazy, you know. >> i love very much, and i thought, i don't know, what if i set his furniture on fire. >> no, don't set that on fire. >> now you have to sit in this. now sit down, sit down. sit down, sit down. >> i'm not sitting in it. >> sit in that chair. >> i set "the tonight show" on fire actually. i just set the chair on "the tonight show" on fire. and i am a convicted arson, because i brought lighter fluid. that brought premeditated. i learned a lot about the law. i would just do stuff. and i would think well, this is funny to me. and generally be surprised when things didn't go well. . >> oh! >> i used to think that the mind of a comedian was like that of an addict. big ego, insecure, driven. but i do believe now that we are susceptible a little bit to madness. >> we'll be right back. we'll be right back. f dollars on my car insurance. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting

i've never done what they call straight comedy. >> andy kaufman was just the most fun you could every 44 years of watching, i've never seen someone take an audience through the kind of emotional roller coaster that he was able to do. i would say kaufman was the only one i ever saw truly work without a net. >> how many people want me to stay? [ applause ] >> how many people don't want me to stay? thank you very much. and i'm sorry i brought you all a down at this party. >> all of his intentions were different than every other comedian. he was trying to get a reaction, and it really was art a more than straight stand-up comedy. >> but i'm going get off. so thank you. you really showed me -- tonight. [ crying ] you're right! [ crying ] [ rhythmic sounds ] thank you. >> my worst fears are confirmed. i'm going totally under their heads. >> i was really influenced by andy kaufman. >> i was self-destructive, but i was also kind of infamous. my earlier stand-up was like oh, i'll show you crazy, you know. >> i love this very much, and i thought, i don't know, what if i set his furniture on fi

take sot 10 michael kaufman/abogado de aclu "hay una ley estatal que no permite a empleados a reportarleado con ice o represalias por una queja". pero la oficina del comisionado de trabajo nos dijo que sospechan ambas denuncias ante inmigracin pudieran haber sido represalias por parte de los empleadores. los cuales no quisieron identificar. as mismo afirmaron que en enero inmigracin les solicit detalles de una investigacin por violaciones laborales en varias construcciones de los ngeles. take sot-3 areceli noriega/visita las oficinas "son edificios de gobierno que uno viene a pelear sus casos que uno tiene y pues no debería de pasar eso". en julio las autoridades estatales enviaron un memorndum a sus empleados prohibindole la entrada a los agentes inmigracin que busquen a indocumentados en sus oficinas. al menos que tengan una orden firmada por un juez. take sot-11 michael kaufman/abogado de aclu "es muy importante que la gente entiendan sus derechos nadie, necesita responder a las preguntas de agentes de ice". en lo que va del ano autoridades estatales seÑalan ya han registrado 58 den

congressman mike kaufman. i'm going to leave it there.be a busy september and you're trying to mike it more busy. thanks forth coming on and sharing your views. i appreciate it. >> thank you, chuck. >> up ahead, why i'm obsessed with names tonight. >>> welcome back. tonight, i'm going to be obsessed with what's in a name. specifically a hurricane's name. here is the president yesterday. >> snars never been anything so historic in terms of damage and in terms of fer os it as what we've witnessed with harvey. it sounds like such an innocent name, ben, but it's not innocent. >> well, meteorologists give hurricanes names for a simple reason. to easily identify them which helps people be prepared, helps them stay safe. so who names these things? the united nations. okay. sort much. it's an international committee of the united nations world meteorological organization for the atlantic hurricane, six lists of 21 games each, there are no xqyo zblr names. we'll see this year's names come back around in 2023 f. but we can be pretty will be the las

this comes after kaufman allegedly waved a gun and threatened to commit suicide when law enforcementfficials attempted to enter his office with the search warrant, this was back in june. kaufman's wife, april a popular radio hoe was murdered in 2012, the crime remains un solved. >>> now to a case of animal cruelty all caught on camera, so much so, it has triggered a criminal investigation, in the video a group of friend appear to be laughing it up while torturing a small alligator, you can hear the guy saying that it would make them famous as our chris o'connell reports they are getting a tension but probably not the way that they wanted. we want to warn you that some may find this video very difficulties turning. >> reporter: video posted on snap chat and captured by one of our fox 29 viewers, shows alcohol forced down throat of two small alligators. another clip shows the reptile being picked up by its tail, with a burning cigarette shoved in its mouth. >> we want to find out who these individual are. >> reporter: we showed video to the director of law enforcement for spca who has

kaufman pulled a gun on police during that raid.case that has not been solved. the search warrant was not related to her murder and kaufman has not been charged in connection with the fraud. >>> tonight they will rally outside pennsylvania governor tom wolf's office. the delaware county school is facing an uncertain future because of falling enrollment and lack of funding. they are calling on the state system of higher education to fix financial and administrative problems to save the nation's first historically black college. >>> getting a look at the sixers new jersey for the next season. the team's first overall pick showed tauf nike jersey. these are two of the four jerseys the team will win. the other two will be revealed in the coming monts. >>> happening today student athletes will soon have new medical if tools available to them. they will receive automatic external aed's for every one of their facilities. they partnered with the seeg ls to donate $10,000 to support it. it works to prevent cardiac arrest among kids. >>> so

hay otros que estÁn desaparecidos como el caso de julian kaufman, ciudadano britÁnico y australiano,a los caÍdos o a los heridos, ocho paÍses latinoamericanos entre ellos argentina, ecuador, cuba, venezuela y colombia tambiÉn tienen ahora que lidiar con la desdicha de tener algunos de sus compatriotas en el hospital. seguimos contigo. enrique: muchÍsimas gracias. terrible. bueno, joel colindres, inmigrante indocumentado casado con una ciudadana americana, tendrÁ una segunda oportunidad cuando se disponÍa irse, hablamos con Él y le contamos mÁs. reportero: llego de forma ilegal a los estados unidos en 2004. >> lamentablemente la economÍa de nuestro paÍs y los gÁnsters, las pandillas estÁn por todos lados en el paÍs. reportero: subyace a esta naciÓn estuvo a punto de convertirse en una pesadilla cuando llegÓ a texas, cuando alguno de sus compaÑeros por detenidos por agentes de migraciÓn. colindres luego se entregÓ de forma voluntaria a la policÍa, la cual notificÓ a las autoridades migratorias. posteriormente se le de un permiso de estadÍa temporal, pero tras perder una cita, debido a

kaufman's wife, april, a popular radio host, was murdered in 2012. the crime is unsolved. >>> woman is waging claims against a philadelphia police officer. she says that officer sexually assaulted her and made racist comments. those claims are made in the civil lawsuit filed against the city on friday. our jeff cole has that story. >> reporter: according to the complaint obtained by fox 29 it was july 3rd 2016 when a young woman suffering from mental illness was riding a bicycle near her castor avenue home. she's approached by a philadelphia police officer driving a cruiser and in uniform. she's ordered to get in the front seat of his vehicle. as they drive off the cop talks about racial hatred. >> he says he fantasizes about shooting and beating up the n african-american persuasion. >> reporter: zeff says his client is driven to the back of the nearby school and sexually assaulted. what the officer did not know there was a school security camera rolling. >> he has her touch his gun and he rubs the gun on her thigh, it is grain i but you can certainl

andrew kaufman and the team that directs this ranch, thank you for all that you do. we're here on this historic day at a historic place, location. we're speaking to you on president reagan's tax cut table. a replica of the table that president reagan signed historic tax cuts that helped jumpstart america's economy for 20 years forward. our challenge is to build that legacy once again for our nation. 31 on this day, 31 years ago. ten members of the house and senate reached agreement to deliver to president reagan the tax reform he signed. the boldest and biggest tax cut in american history. president reagan was here at the ranch that day. he called it a try them for the -- a triumph for the american people. just two months later, he sat down on the south lawn of the white house and he signed that legislation. that day, he said this. "it has been a long journey. many said we'd never make it. , as usual,simists left wanting out of their calculations -- the american people. they didn't build the freest country and the mightiest economic force on this planet by shrinking

they'll say, "well, i listened to george carlin's records as a kid," or "steve martin," or "andy kaufman." and, my understanding of your backstory here is that you didn't necessarily think, as a kid, "i wanna be a a comedian, i wanna do stand-up." you don't necessarily have that same story. - no, no, not at all. if anything, it was more of, "i want to be an actor." but i didn't even really think that. i didn't really have the capacity to think that i was somebody who could do something like that. you hear that a lot from people, maybe, "i didn't know that was a possibility," or, especially with comedy, i just thought, "i'm female, i'm kind of odd, "i'm kind of an interior person." and comedy was something where it was mostly a guy talking about his thoughts and being real... - right, extroverted. - extroverted, but as time went on, it started with me doing performance art, and then people... my performance art was always performer-audience based and i started getting laughter in places where i didn't necessarily intend to get laughter. - sometimes good, sometimes not, right? - exactly, a

its first session and apparently showed soldiers declaring an uprising against president maduro's kaufman gas. let's speak to a reporter who joins us let's speak to a reporter who joins us live from sao paulo. it's difficult understand who these people work, where they soldiers, where the rebels? fill us in on who they were. i think the fine detail is still very sketchy, as you say. now, the people in the video say they are part of the 41st brigade which is based in valencia. mr murder room has dismissed back, and said they were restless. —— president maduro has dismissed it. but they say they were civilians and one man was a deserter. that has been dismissed by the government but to getan been dismissed by the government but to get an idea of what actually happened on sunday was pretty hard. to put it mildly, president maduro is having a challenging time. if these are from the army, how significant is this to him? it might reveal some cracks beginning to appear but i mean, his predecessor, chav is, make sure that the loyalists did support him within the army. —— chavez. and the army so s

kaufman. miss brownley, five minutes. >> thank you. the gao presented vba with a set of recommendations on this issue. and you have said and agreed to all those recommendations. can you -- you know, in a general way, can you give me an idea of when you may complete all these recommendations and have them on rating in a way that's more effective? >> we appreciate gao's looking at this. they're always instrumental in helping us do a better job of what we do. recommend action to ensure that va medical examiners take this 90-minute training. it is going to be made mandatory. >> do you think 90 minutes is enough? >> i'll let dr. joyce answer that. >> i would like to address that. the 90-minute training course described by others as being optional is a mere fraction of the training required to do a gulf war examination. or any other kind of cnp examination. these physicians, nurse practitioners or physician's assistants are first licensed privileged and experienced before they do gulf war examinations. this additional course of 90 minutes wi

university of kansas school of law and the co-presenters of this talk and also the sponsors, the kaufman foundation. tomorrow morning i will be individuals sitting the truman library. and as you know, truman played a big part in mapp versus ohio. an he was also one of truman's first key appointments. shortly after taking office, president truman appointed him to be attorney general and later elevated him to the position of associate justice on the united states supreme court. there's another connection between the presidency and justice clark's jurisprudence. in particular we acknowledge his executive order desegregating the armed forces, the mandate of equal treatment in hiring and his detailed agenda to protect rights and liberties. cases like america app versus ohio and giddeon versus -- we can see how president truman's appointment of clark, who's in the majority in these decisions also advanced the causes of racial justice. a hard or extreme case is a poor basis for a general rule to cover a wider range of less extreme cases. some might argue that dollree mapp's case, it was similar

, the truman library institute and the federal court historical society and also the sponsors the kaufman foundation and law firm of spencer bane, brett and brown. tomorrow morning i'll visit the truman university library institute. president truman played an indirect but important role in this case. tom clark was a personal friend of the president and one of truman's first key appointments. shortly after taking office, president truman appointed him to be attorney general and later elevated him to the position of associate justice on the united states supreme court. there is another connection between the truman presidency and justice clark's juris prudence. truman was known for advocacy on behalf of civil liberties issues and we acknowledge his executive order deseg gregating the armed forces and laying out his detailed agenda to protect rights and liberties. if one suggests, as i do, that cases like mapp, miranda and gideon attempt to address racial inequalities in the justice system because of aggressive police tactics targeting communities of color we see president truman's appointme

mark kaufman. chris kennedy. it's coming, it's coming. i wanted to crawl under the desk and die.d choose a name now. >> i guess karen because she's my best friend. >> what about helen? >> when i had my first job, they were like what is your name? we might have to work on that. why don't we try something easy like helen. i go, i don't think so. >> where was that? >> mississippi. >> is that why you went with the accent. >> no, it was jersey. >> it's going to catch on. let's start off with g wen net paltrow. in a recent radio podcast, she admitted she hasn't been so lucky in love. check it out. >> i have [ bleep ] up so many relationships. i'm a pretty good friend and a good sister and daughter and mother. but i am at my potentially most vulnerable and [ bleep ] in the romantic slice of the pie. so brad pitt if you're listening, i [ bleep ] that up, brd. >> you may remember they dated back in the '90s for nearly three years. and finally the song of the summer. twitter has officially declared it based on the songs tweeted about the most. it might not be what you think. let's count do

what we said that we would do, we wanted to get a lot of our community advocacy groups, kaufman, somemajor funders, to participate in this. we didn't want kcps to be owner of it, because the truth is, i tell people, the school district is not in the position it is because of failed administrators and failed boards. this is an epic failure of a community. this school district was once 70,000 students. it is down to 15. and then there is emergence of charters. we have enough charters in kansas city right now would make it the 14th or 15th largest school district in the state of missouri. so not only we dealing with that competition of 22 to 23 other charter schools. we also have 14 other school districts that surround our school district. our kids are all over the place, right? why it was really important for me to come in and do a lot of listening to make sure that we were, that we were just listening. so this is what this is about here. listen, listen, listen. ♪ [inaudible] this is wonderful experience for me. i have the opportunity now to hissenning -- [inaudible]. my goal to really

this is a tradition i inherited from one of our former colleagues, senator ted kaufman of delaware. senator kaufman who had been a long-time staffer himself before he served as a senator would come to this floor on a regular basis to acknowledge and celebrate the tireless work and occasional heroics performed by many of our federal employees. when senator kaufman left this body, i gladly picked up that mantle and since then have come to the floor to draw attention to the extraordinary contributions of many of our federal workers. the past two years this recognition is included a social security executive who eliminated a claims backlog to more quickly meet the urgent needs of thousands of social security recipients with grave terminal illnesses. we also celebrated the work of a department of homeland security official who saved taxpayers $750 million by streamlining her agency's procurement process and we proudly highlighted the work of a group of engineers at nasa langley research center in virginia who in 2010 designed a capsule that proved crucial to saving the lives of 33 chilea