this resolution establishes the latino currently district in so doing we're celebrating a richness of culture and entrepreneurs. this is the heart of the district. i'm proud along with the mayor i'm introducing this resolution which is the first step in the process to preserve the integrity of the latino district and the first step in promoting it's spirit it for the special use district like japantown and chinatown and north beach. the community within the latino cultural district is witnessing rapid change with the affordable housing crisis that's over taken san francisco. with the avoidance of the mayor's office office of economic workforce development specifically a grant san francisco heritage is conducting a latino historical research project to identify culture and buildings and murals that are important to the city's latino history so we can better preserve those institutions. however, even with the effort to study the efforts the latino members e members of the community determined we need to immediately legislate to formerly recognize the historical and cultural significance

. >> my name is louisa i'm a mother of 3 young girls a mub member of the latino community. about 50 percent of the students at el adversary are latino i'm here to support this sugary diet i believe that this help. it's widely profane if we don't curve the con sumsz of sugar one of three children born today will develop diabetes type two in the latino and african-american communities. this is not the future they want for they're my kids and community i i think the sugary drinks will be bad. i want to communities that the el dorado has encoder this. after hearing from the studies i want to talk about myself i'm a liver patient so i know it's important to reduce sugar in this society. i was raised in a different society where water was not first and foremost > >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm leaving i'm a boyer mother. growing up my brother and i were the obese children we were targeted by shows like the fresh prince of bell-air who were targeted by a cool drink. the obese child will spend an additional 19 thoughts on health care. my brother was an a

what we saw was the latino students. the second outcome we are going to talk about is the reclassification reclassification is an important practical outcome for students to stop receiving speciality services and also has practical outcomes once our reclassified and loss our status you get a wider array have teachers and curriculum services and can avoid some of the nothing implementation that sometimes hoop when you reach middle school and be in specialized classes that happened mostly in the middle schools so it's an important practical outcome to look at. those depravities have the exact same structure we're going to be looking at the overall percentage the students that are reclassified both by grade and by their english learner pathway. the first one is overview their slightly lower rates than clarification of english proficiency because english proficiency is only one of the several criteria you need to reach is to be reclassified in san francisco you have to reach a c organization c benchmark and get a approval fr

interesting that relative to latino e ls the chinese farewell as well in the english. so, now inning i'm going to talk about math trajectories. so those trajectories are again similar to the ones we saw for english language art on the ax excess you'll see the x act excess we notice regardless of the pathway e ls in san francisco are scoring about the state average in most grades but the time is regardless of the pathway. and what we noticed especially those dual emergence program grow at a rate that is xhicht be with the state anchorage the lines track each other so the e ls are growing faster than the e ls in other pathways. this graft is for latino e l and the consistent pattern brown brown above the state overcame is for two pathways so the latino e l while the tyrannical is reversed they're growing slower and finally for the which they think so regardless of the pathway the chinese e ls are growing substantially above the state level and the proficiency is around 350 in math i mean in many of the pathway their scoring in the advanced ranges in all grades. we see th

latinos, there's no danger of latinos going republican in this election. republicans are not on the offense like they were in in 2010, but they're not courting latinos like in 2016. the danger here is latinos staying home. that is my fear. and here we need to get issues that motivate latinos. >> i think that's why what i was talking about that they know somebody who is in the process of deportation, let that sink in for a second. i know that tomorrow somebody that i know and love could leave and i have no idea how to find them. that i don't think we can underestimate the power of that. look at 2010, latino voter participation in nevada surged. >> i think that's the problem, also. there are some primaries yet to be determined. i want to thank fabian knnunez forgfor getting up, gabriela, a member of the obama 2012 team. coming you up, republicans who believe it is time to start running on something other than being against obamacare. first, we have the very latest on the miss iing malaysian jet which disappeared almost a month ago now. today an australian sh

a algunos alumnos latinos le preocupa la accin afirmativa. s.o.t. hinojosa/estudiante de uc berkeley 10:37:21 no muchos de nosotros tenemos la ventaja de venir a esta escuela, pero a la misma vez no está bine porque está diciendo que no tenemos la capacidad de estar aca.. outro/jaime peluffo/berkeley 14:55:10 cabe mencionar que muchas universidades toman en consideración factores socioeconómicos en su proceso de aceptación, lo cual abarca a muchas minorias, en la universidad de california en berkeley, jaime peluffo, noticiero telemundo 48, regreso contigo al estudio. blanca ---en san jose, investigan el homicidio numero 12 en lo que va de este aÑo, las autoridades buscan a el o los responsables. roll open under ---katherine orozco, se encuentra en vivo desde la sala de control... take 2 box ...con mas detalles. --buenas tardes, katherine. katherine live buenas tardes, blanca... las autoridades no tienen mayor informacion sobre lo ocurrido, solo el testimonio de la persona que encontr al hombre malherido antes de su muerte. situacion que preocupa a l

one in five latinos dies from cancer.s something that needs to be put out there. >> it was personal for you when it started and now you're taking it beyond that. now it's got to be personal for everybody. >> well, absolutely, you know, to me having learned this 15 years ago with my own diagnosis with hodge kin's lymphoma, i took a look at the subject and began to say, what's with all of the latinos, is this an issue? have learned over time obviously that it is and becoming more so. there's a projection from the md anderson cancer institute back in texas in 2009 that the incident with latinos was going to grow is 142%, partially because of the growth in the population, but also because a lot of it is related to environment. i heard a wonderful breast cancer researcher say and i think this applies to a lot of cancer, that genetics load the gun and environmental triggers the gun. we've all been living a lifetime with environmental exposures in particularly in places where you work and latinos work in hard labor and many plac

el asma mata a los latinos .exico una ley amenaza a una tradicion, el debate no se ha e hecho esperar y lo tenemos aca . ♪ ♪ ♪ musica el senado dio para que los mi b miembros del ejercito sean juz a juzgados . aqui informan . dur fuerzas armadas de mexico han e permanec ido en las calles . se decalara aroprobada por un m animidad . . >>> los senadores de todos los partidos estuvieron de acuerdo con los cambios realizados al cÓdigo de justicia militar a partir que los elementos se unieron a la guerra contra el crimen organizado, dicen, desvirtuaron su objetivo que era garantizar la disciplina entre ellos. >>> de manera lamentable, geneÓo un marc propicio para el abuso, y la violaciÓn de derechos humanos. >>> especÍficamente nuevo la red, los defensores de los derechos humanos documentaron en 3 aÑos, mÁs de 60 expedientes de muero estÉs y desapariciones de hombres, mujeres y niÑos a manos de marinos o militares pero a pesar que hubo quien seÑalara a los agresores, la justicia castrense asegura los protegiÓ. >>> no

whites and latinos just about even. latinos, by the way, became the largest group last month.ic islanders/asian, 14%, and african-americans and others 7%. the non-hispanic wite and latinos are about the same size. now take a look at the rest. take a look atthex pkted voters. the u.n.s we expect to see come out and vote. what do we happen to find out now? now hispanic whites are 39% expected. 60% of non-hispanic whites. latinos, 40%, expected, 20%. so what do we see? the same thing, african-americans. about the same. so when it comes down to the actual vote, whites will dominate, although not, i might add, not nearly as much as they did a decade ago. when they were not 60% but 70% of the vote. a big difference between who we are and who turns out. >> white voters are over indexing and latino voters are under indexing. >> one factor, citizenship, sure, of course, large numbers of latinos aren't citizens. therefore, not eligible to vote. okay. the second number, centers on age. latinos and to a lesser degree, asian americans are dr disproportionately young and not able to vote. a

the latino community. we partner often with groups in maryland. there was recently a maryland state bar association group that with local immigrant populations to further educate visas sohe u and v they could become a committed here in the united states. also maryland passed in january of this year a law allowing those who are undocumented to obtain driver licenses, which are very important, certainly in maryland. licensor lawsthe changed, i myself saw so many people targeted for driving without a license, while oftentimes what they would do, ipecially in frederick, and spoke to panel us this same 7g contact where local authorities would have the ability to get paid by the federal government to house tgne's for immigration purposes. what the local authorities would bondhey would set a high on a normal drive without license case, where you really shouldn't have even been arrested really. $2500 bond, long enough for immigration to put a detainer on them. then they are never getting out. what we try to do is

i'm just going to give you a personal experience with this policy we support because as a latino living in district 6 and also being a student at san francisco state there's stuff we can afford it's soda and starbuck's and energy drinks to keep us awake for our afternoon classes. being latino i am seeing a lot of my family members being diagnosed with type two dies diabetes as young people we shouldn't be diagnosed with diseases with all the technology we have and soda companies are targeting us daily we see on tv and social media and music videos we've been seen for the types of advertisement like beon those we should be attorneys healthy life choices so young people can be working out and we can have more i did not know people being able to run one and two miles besides barely walking a block without having to pant. i really want to say i'm in supporting of this i want san francisco to be healthier for all people of color. supervisor mar and supervisor wiener for bringing this up. thank you >> thank you i'm going to call more names but supervisor avalos and supervisor breed have been

is to create teams or task forces with local law enforcement which are approaching people who look latino they're handcuffing them and then they're subjecting them to fingerprints. >> jj rosenbaum uncovered the cari program in some case file documents. >> it's not normally given to people, so we think it was an accidental release... >> what she found, she says, appeared to be a blueprint for collaboration between local law enforcement and ice officials that launched nationwide in 2012. >> when we see ice vehicles driving around predominantly latino areas of town, arresting people, and continuing to drive the vans around until they fill them up, that's not targeted enforcement, that's racial profiling. >> in november, the immigrant community took their anger to streets in cities across the country. >> this protest culminated in a blockade of rush hour traffic in one of new orleans' busiest intersections - for three hours. >> i got a job! get one! >> just behind us another truck is trying to make it through the intersection and the protestors have put themselves in front of it. the proteste

al jazeera america. >> president obama won a second term with 70 percent of the latino vote. while he was campaigning, he promised to reform the nation's immigration laws. that goal has proved elusive, and a powerful new voting block is losing patience with the process. >> we're trying to get our congress people, our representatives, and our senators, to pass the comprehensive immigration reform. >> in june, 2013, the senate passed an enforcement-heavy bill with bipartisan support that would have provided a path to citizenship. >> but house republicans didn't follow suit. >> "speaker boehner, immigration reform is alive in the hearts of all of us gathered here today. >> "and frankly, i'll make clear, we have no intention of ever going to conference on the senate bill." >> activists besieged the halls of congress demanding action. >> who are you fighting for? who are you fighting for? >> maria, my mother. >> and you, who are you fighting for? >> my friends. >> your friends. who are you fighting for? >> my mom and my father. >> these protestors told us that under obama, immigra

latino has come up most recently. what is your -- >> guest: very interesting you should call that a big question. i think it is rather a trivial turmoil logical question. i like people to call themselves what they want to call themselves. somebody tells me she was to be called a latina, then i will call her that. i call myself hispanic. i can't see any good reason for abandoning that label. it stirs up as someone of spanish origin as well as people of latin american are spanish-american origin. to me it is more inclusive than latino. you have to remember, all these labels but if people are happy to use them on themselves, then i'm happy to reflect that back at them in my work. >> host: we will take a break and be right back. >> for more than a year there have been allegations, insinuations that i knew about the planning of the watergate break-in and then i was involved in an extensive plot to cover it up. the house judiciary committee is now investigating these charges. on march 6th i ordered all materials that i had

pero el nmero de patrones latinos subi. ms de 160,000 abrieron sus puertas. ella nunca se imagin el imperio que creara y que lleva por nombre su apodo... "la chiquita". s/ dora escobar, empresaria "mucho menos cuatro restaurantes 10 cambios de cheque y también tengo un espacio de rentar sillas para cortar cabello" los negocios de latinos aportan ms de 350-mil millones de dlares a la economa del pas. y, segn el reporte, esos nmeros podran ser an ms fuertes si se diera una reforma migratoria. ### cesar --la guardia aerea nacional en california con base en "moffett field" de mountain view, take vo ---salio al rescate de una niÑa estadounidens e de un aÑo de edad... ...abordo de un barco que habia quedado a la deriva en la costa de mexico. --la niÑa necesitaba urgentemente atencion medica, y cuando la guardia obtuvo informacion de lo que ocurria, enviaron a 4 medicos via paracaidas al barco y la transportaro n por helicoptero a una clinica donde fue atendida y se mantiene estable. blanca ---en la frontera entre san diego y tijuana, autoridades federales estadouni

the goal and the mission is to advance not just latino lawyers for the community to educate the latino community. and that is something that's vital as many of my colleagues and i have said it is vital because without education in the community, people will not come out of the shadows. people will be too scared and they will not learn their rights. so i will encourage all of you to get involved, whether it is volunteering at the organizations here in the representatives tonight. there is something that everyone in this room can do. you are very privileged in terms of the opportunities that you have here and it is definitely our responsibility to do this for our community and to help advance them and advocate for them. so, the community education is the key. like peter mentioned the alternative detention doubts many immigrants know about that as leslie said without telling the women these stories all the things that the community doesn't know about. it's up to you to try to spread the word and you can do it through these organizations. they have a public service committee, and that is t

el porcentaje de latinos que estÁ metidos es más alto que cualquier otro grupo de personas.os cuenta de que usando un telÉfono, con la tecnologÍa que tiene tenÍamos la habilidad de que la gente podrÍa reemplazar la tarjeta de crÉdito. >> cÓmo todas las ideas nació de una necesidad. square fue inventado por una mente creativa que pasarÁ a la historia su nombre jack dorcy fundador de twitter entes o pensar en el tema cuando recibiÓ la llamada de un amigo que vendÍa una obra de arte en video. >> no tenÍa efectivo, se estaban contando el cuento por telÉfono le dijo perdÍ esta venta, tienedo la tecnologÍa en estos iphones o estos androids por quÉ no podemos crear un sistema de ventas y usarlo con el telÉfono. >> lo que sonaba demasiado bueno para ser verdad se convirtiÓ en una realidad mejor de lo que se esperaba. >> la buena noticia es que ahora toda la informaciÓn la puede encontrar en espaÑol en www.square.com el dispositivo estÁ dispuesto en 30 mil de venta en todo el paÍs. nos vamos con la inolvidable interpretaciÓn de cheo feliciano del dÍa que me quieras, que descanse en p

of latinos are homeowners. access to workplace retirement plan rates. 62% of whites have access to a retirement plan. maryland --l hills in temple hills, maryland. i appreciate your fashion and you always have good fashion. into your guest, i appreciate you. we talk about the taxes and all these other things, homeownership. i am african-american. a medicaleran and retired police officer, federal police officer from the navy yard. as americanslack is the ability to had out into communities. you rarely see african-americans on anything but barbershops. as it relates to the fact of wealth and the generation in the black community, and also with this family structure. us thatrnment teach teaches us you don't need a man, we will put them on child support. instead of having a family home that would augment each other as it relates to taking care of the family, paying the bills, and being a homeowner. they will be social -- there will always be renters. a company has to rent their home and departments. -- and apartmen

is prevent black and latino students from doing this. that is separate and unequal.takes color out oof it. >> look. you don't seem to understand. i'm sure you do understand. you just don't want to understand it it when the 14th amendment was passed. when the 14th amendment was passed, it was passed specifically for all races, colors and creeds. everyone to be treated equally. if you treat a person of glor a different manner that is a direct violation. a direct violation of the 14th amendment. now, you may be right historically speaking that blacks and latinos have the deck stacked against them. but you would have to overturn the constitutional amendment which you can't do. >> absolutely. bill, you are wrong. the 14th amendment, the people who sponsored the 14th amendment also sponsored the special educational programs for black people because they realize that what had been done in this country had to be. >> special with special programs and funded to the tune of trillions of dollars historical problems we had. >> would you, reject the fact that other people will be

tambiÉn fernando espuelas, conductor de radio de univisiÓn amÉrica opina sobre lo que los latinos debemosforma migratoria y mÁs poder. en venezuela aumenta el nÚmero de muertos y heridos. hoy habla con nosotros el padre del encarcelado opositor leopoldo lÓpez. y un lÍder estudiantil de tÁchira que teme por su vida, pero no se da por vencido. y con sÓlo diez aÑos esta niÑa, jersey vargas, se ha convertido en una gran activista. hablÓ con el papa y logrÓ la liberacion de su padre indocumentado, ambos nos acompaÑan. y costa rica va a las urnas hoy para elegir un nuevo presidente. ya sabemos quiÉn va a ganar, pero el proceso es bastante confuso, comenzamos. >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto. comenzamos con la tragedia que se repite una y otra vez aquÍ en los estados unidos. un soldado, puertorriqueÑo en este caso, disparÓ en contra de diecinueve personas en fort hood, texas. no sabemos exactamente por quÉ lo hizo, lo que sÍ sabemos es que al final tres personas fueron asesinadas, y el soldado con aparentes problemas mentales, se suicidÓ. luis mejid viajo a texas para report

que reciben mejor educaciÓn, en la secundaria. >>> hay mÁs latinos que terminan con la prepa, con lal nÚmero de hispanos aceptados en el sistema de universidades pÚblicas en california, no se sabe cuÁntos aceptaran la invitaciÓn. es significativo en california estÁ prohibida la asignaciÓn afirmativa, por ley, ningÚn grupo tiene preferencia sobre otro. >>> lupe que ayuda a estudiantes latinos, dice que es bueno que ingresen mÁs. pero no es todo. >>> hay que ser claros, los nÚmeros hay que verlos que los sigamos, para ver si siguen. >>> christian cruz se arc reciÁ de ingeniero en dos aÑos. >>> es bueno que sean mÁs latinos. tambiÉn tenemos que asegurarnos que se queden en la universidad, y se graduen. >>> es ahora el gran desafÍo. en california, luis mejid, univisiÓn. >>> la corte suprema de justicia, dijo que los ciudadanos de un estado tienen derecho a cambiar su constituciÓn, y por ello la prohibiciÓn de la accion afirmativa en michigan es valida. el factor racial no se tomarÁ en cuenta en la admisiÓn en universidades. muchos empleados de tiempo parcial viven un futuro incierto con

that diabetes will afflict 1 in 3 people born in 2000, however, they noted for african-american and latino children the risk was one in 2. for 50 percent are we are expect to be afflicted with diabetes. when you take a look at our city and the per capita income you'll see a series of slides as noted earlier the diabetes and other related chronic diseases most impact our poor population. here you see those two red boxes highlighting some of the lower parts of san francisco when you look at the soda expenditures they're happening as well in our lower income population. when you take a look at at the health survey most of the surey consumption is happening in the same area it doesn't match exactly but you're seeing trend and we're learning is that - >> mr. chair. >> i was wondering if we could have copies of the slides i can't see it on my screen. >> absolutely i did not bring copies with me. >> can you give those to the committee offices. >> or just e-mail. >> e-mail. >> what we see here is lower income populations are drinking surey drinks as a rule we see that when you get to diabetes agai

that percentage of the latino vote isn't the traditional amount that latinos vote for democrats.migration policy they would support is one of telling, asking, and insisting that all those who are here illegally, even if they've been here for over 20 years and have u.s. born children and grandchildren should self-deport. put that on one side, and then put the president saying that he wanted immigration, comprehensive immigration reform. that's why he got 71% of the latino vote among other things and so if the republican party or some elements of the republican party wish to turn their back on that, then i think that in the future they are going to have to say adios to latino voting for the republican party in large percentages. president bush got 44% of the latino vote. is that an impossibility in the future? i think a lot has to do with the ath todays we're seeing today. >> vickie, speaking of president obama, some news out of "the new york times" regarding his trags's record on deportations. two-thirds of the people deported either committed minor infractions or had no criminal

>> how about fox news latino.-- jnch actually you know what, that looked like fair seemed like an informative story framed compassionately about an issue -- fox news latino is next to fox nation on the tab there's. >> don't click there. >> jon: let's click on that, yeah. >> wow. same story a different angle. >> jon: doesn't look like families are brought together in that picture. i wonder if the comment section is -- >> i beg of you. if you have any decency at all as a man. you are my friend. >> jon: let's take a look in the comments. holy (bleep). oh, my god! >> i said don't look at the comments. and you look at the comments. >> jon: have the police been alerted to sarge? have they been -- >> look jon, fox wants to reach a latino audience and they want to reach a conserve -- conservative white audience without the two of them finding out about each other. >> jon: they are right next to each other on the page. you can't keep them separate. >> you can, actually if you build a dang fence. [ laughter ] >> jon: all ri

. >> host: white, black and latino? >> guest: latino prosperity megachurches it's overwhelming how many have started in the last 10 years. latino megachurches are the new fresh face on the scene because before they have been largely constrained to immigrant resources, like small churches with you means but now they are like everybody else. they have their own tv shoes -- tv shows and their own media platforms. one of the offshoots for example robert schuler's church the christian cathedral. that was a fabulous incarnation of prosperity. anytime you have a church with a river i feel like you have a prosperity gospel. but the latino smaller church that became an offshoot called favored day, favored day in church was a prosperity offshoot and they have a whole host, between three and 5000 weekly attenders to a church like that. >> host: you teach religion and did. what do you teach? >> guest: i teach american religious history create. >> host: what is your religious background? >> guest: i come from a nondenominational men

de los niÑos hispanos, no estÁn preparadas al entrar al kinder garden, y el 60% de los estudiantes latinosaron a la pareja que jueves pasado muriÓ en un accidente que aparentemente era un homicidio, suicidio. sin que aun se conozcan los motivos del crimen, testigos dijeron a la policÍa que el hombre se sentÓ en la entrada de su casa y luego se pegÓ un tiro. >> dos adolescente sufrieron heridas leves luego de que un autor los atropellÓ, el percance tuvo lugar en las calles modesto, y red bull road. >> encuentran los restos de una camioneta que se estrellÓ en la bahÍa de san pablo, las autoridades informaron sobre el paradero del piloto que chocÓ en el aire con un aviÓn de caza britÁnico, el accidente ocurriÓ cuando uno de los pilotos intentÓ rebasar a otro. >> los presidente se quedaron sin hospital, luego de que la junta de directores que lo administraban decidieran cerrar sus puertas, se declarÓ en bancarrota despuÉs de que el nÚmero de pacientes disminuyera en un 30%, dejÓ a toda una comunidad de trabajadores de bajas recursos sin atenciÓn mÉdica. >> dÓnde vamos a ir a la emergencia? yo

pero pocos son los latinos inscritos como donantes de rganos. s.o.t.cualquier persona puede registrarse como donante, y muy importante no importa el estatus migratorio. varios se registraron como donantes de rganos, y tambin de mdula sea.. s.o.t. 25:15:17 pensaba que eran mucho trámite, llenar muchos papeles, que me iban a sacar sangre y pues la verdad fue todo muy rápido. la organizacin icla est en una carrera contra el tiempo para encontrar un donante de mdula sea para la pequeÑa de origen mexicano, sofa flores, quien sufre de leucemia. s.o.t. malena laughlin/the icla da silva foundation 30:04:27 tiene únicamente 2 años de edad y tiene practicamente dos meses para encontrar ese donante. es decir, sofia se muere en dos meses si no surge un donante compatible. s.o.t. malena laughlin/the icla da silva foundation 26:48:03 no tiene que ver con el tipo de sangre que es muy fácil ser compatible en ese aspecto, sino con algo que se llama antígenos de sangre, cosa que son muchos aspectos que tienen que ser idénticos. cuando uno habla de grupo étnico es más fá

the latino church that can be in office to college favored day church is the latino prosperity and they have a whole host of the lease between three and 5000 to a church like that. >> host: kate bowler can you teach religion here at duke. we teach each? >> guest: [inaudible] >> host: what is your religious background? >> guest: i come from a non-denominational mennonite background. >> host: you consider yourself a christian? >> guest: i do. >> host: when you look at mega-churches, what appeals to you? >> guest: i do find sometimes the gustavus i can impart the ability of such a departure from a lot of mainline churches i go to weather that can see through a run and ask for food program. the cover bester route reaches. a very concrete, very practical. i love the excitement. i love the enthusiasm. it gives dignity to every person in a way to really impress me. >> host: what doesn't appeal to you? >> guest: i think i asked you that sometimes just based on lies that when i visit these churches. when i'm sitting at the choir so inspirational, the hints are swaying. as such and not in the day

esta poblado de latinos y componen el 51% de los residentes seguidos por blancos y asiÁticos. sucede. lo esperamos a las 7 de la noche, en la avenida alma de san josÉ. continuamos con ustedes. >> acciÓn deportiva extra presentada por sus concesionarios locales nissan. >> es lunes 28 de abril. lo que significa que sÓlo quedan 45 dÍas para que comience el mundial. recuerde que univisiÓn es la casa del mundial de la fifa brasil 2014. ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. esto es acciÓn deportiva. comenzamos con noticias espectaculares. atlÉtico de madrid que tiene media liga en manos estarÁ en el área de la bahÍa. recuento de los colchoneros del atlÉtico de madrid enfrentando al san josÉ earthquackes como parte de la copa euroamericana. el 30 estarÁn enfrentando a las Águilas del amÉrica. esta imagen ha dado la vuelta al mundo. es de dani alves. el brasileÑo lo tomÓ por el lado amable y su equipo terminÓ remontando el marcador. hoy, villarreal manifiesta que han echado de por vida al socio que tiro la banana y no podrÁ entrar mÁs al estadio. la liguilla del futbol mexicano se estarÁ jugando d

y la indignaciÓn por los comentarios de un dueÑo de un equipo de baloncesto afecta tambiÉn a los latinos >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ >> muy buenas noches, comenzamos con el devastador sistema de tormentas que afectÓ a varios estados en el paÍs, con un saldo de hasta 20 personas muertas, esa noche alrededor de 50 millones de personas estÁn en riesgo por ese sistema que se espera siga generando condiciones extremas, vilma tiene un recuento de lo ocurrido en las Últimas horas,se ha registrado por lo menos 1 tornado en cada mes del aÑo. >> muchos buscan refugio por la alerta de una cadena de tormentas, mississippi es uno de los estados mÁs afectados esta noche, esas imÁgenes captaron el momento en que una masa de aire se transformÓ rÁpidamente en un devastador tornado, que al tocar tierra se llevÓ varias viviendas, locales comerciales, Árboles, y lÍneas de electricidad. despuÉs de que el tornado succionÓ las estructuras que pudo acaparar, los habitantes salieron de sus refugios y corrieron para salvar lo que pudieron, entre el

>> initial reports show only 26.3% of latinos and ruled by march 31 compared to whites. and only 11% chose spanish as their first language. novato feels more spanish speaking outreach workers were needed. he says many of his patients feared their undocumented relatives would be deported if they signed up for coverage despite the president's promise it wouldn't happen. >> to me that's a symptom of the disease. that's a symptom of the process is not working. >> it makes sense, i would be worried myself if i was undocumented. >> but she feels the state did well. she successfully signed up for coverage after being uninsured for year. >> it's not a good feeling, because you are worried about your yearly physical and dental and all that. >> latinos are a target for the program because they tend to be younger and healthier, offsetting the cost for caring for sick or an older enrollees. the state says they are still processing applications and expect the numbers two rise. >> there are good numbers recently and there is hope, and we are gaining ground. >> the state is extending t

. >> but it goes beyond the spanish language, and the theret media market out is latino. most are young and speak english . brand-new stations like el rey know their target audience. it is not the first time hispanics have outnumbered non-hispanic whites. less than 200 years ago, upper california was part of mexico. this is one of the remaining spanish missions, build by the colonizers to bring christianity to native americans. after mexican independence in 1821, these became privately owned ranchos to try to attract mexican settlers, but after just 25 years, the united states invaded and won a war which went on to create california as its 31st state. then came the gold rush, and the proportion of hispanics here dropped dramatically. >> the two cultures have been growing together for years. >> this morning, the children went to school in los angeles -- over 72% of the children are now latino-origin children. they are the future cops, the nurses, the doctors, the lawyers, the soldiers. they are your future citizens. >> and though the politicians , this tea party republican

in alabama, a judge said it was code for anti-latino. means it's pretty clear.t discussion about race. >> i guess i want to push back. there's always the sort of, okay, let's talk about immigration, as if that will get the latino vote. as if latinos only vote on open immigration policy, which is empirically false. >> also vote for the economy, jobs, schools. there are many other issues. >> they're voters. they're multidimensional voters, right. >> but it is amazing we are at this point where jeb bush is, you know, out in public with that. nancy pelosi in her remarks, she also compared the immigration enforcement policies we currently have, she compared that to the interment camps of the japanese during the war, so who is holding the rad car position in this policy? it's the obama administration. it's time for them to think about the whole enforcement policy. it's just been absolutely fruitless. >> that interment camp language is so important. you guess that assumption that certain identities are simply enemies of the state. >> what the white house is weighing in

tanto el nÚmero de extranjeros estÁ estancado, los nacimiento de latinos en suelo estadounidense hanveremos. >> sdu vieron a 67 presuntos indianapolis colts documentos en una casa de seguridad en texas una llamada anÓnima alerto a la policÍa que estaban escondidos ahÍ y con la ayuda de la patrulla fronteriza nos arrestaron. en mÉxico y guatemala y fueron detenidos y traficantes de humanos. lo que no denuncia ante la realidad en la casa blanca y combatir la forma agresiva en los ataques. lo que el ha hallazgo y algunos dÍas estoy bien pero muchos dias cuando me levanta en la maÑana, me siento como un tren que me pegÓ una de cada 5 mujeres son vÍctimas de este crimen les ocurre en los primeros 2 aÑos la mayorÍa de los casos es un conocido y como le sucediÓ el 12% no lo reportan. >> creemos que las muchachas y tambiÉn los muchachos ben que si esto te pasÓ a ti no fue tu culpa. >> en la casa blanca el vicepresidente aclarÓ que las universidades no podrÁn ignorar el tipo de violencia, por esore el tipo de pÁgina web en sanciones tomadas contra universidades y en donde las vÍctimas pueden