i mean, you have a state that right now is... many latinos feel is outwardly anti-latino-- arizona.you have a sentiment... you know, many analysts are looking at this and saying, "there is an anti-latino sentiment in our country." so in fact, less burden? don't you feel like there is a new generation of young latinos who are saying, "you know what? this is our country and we are... are angry that we're not heard politically"? >> i think that... that particularly t actns in arizona and the mood, generally, of the last 18 months, two years, you know, has sort of raised the specter of anti-latino sentiment in the united states, but i wouldn't say that it's to the same level as the generations before. you know, for instance, just at a basic level, you know, in the year 2010, it's possible to be a doctor, an engineer, a lawyer, and it was in theory possible two generations ago but that really didn't happen much. it's possible now to go and conduct commerce anywhere in the united states as a latino. you're not going to be held back from that. so i do believe that this younger generation h

. >>> vamos a explorar retos para que latinos salgan votar en estas elecciones y cuales son las herramientane para llevar este mensaje y quiero darle la bienvenida en este panel, amarÍa elena, secretaria de la tesorerÍa laboral de los Ángeles, bienvenida gracias por estar con nosotros. (aplausos). tambiÉn regresa con nosotros marÍa teresa presidenta de voto latino, y willmer valderrama actor y activistas. >>> hablamos de retos, obstÁculos, marÍa elena cuÁl es ademÁs, de lo discutido un poco, cuÁl es el obstaculo mÁs grande que ve para que los latinos digan frente el dÍa 6 de noviembre. >>> para mi el reto mÁs grande es como movilizar y cÓmo motivar a nuestros jÓvenes, a porque shg ellos demostraron en la Última elecci elecciÓn presidencial que tenÍan un gran poder, el reto es que de estÁn en una lucha dura los jÓvenes, en los Últimos desde que yo fui al colegio en 1975 sÓlo ha crecido el nÚmero de la ti en su en colegios 2% ahora es mÁs duro todavÍa porque las tarifas han subido tanto que ellos se les estÁ negando el derecho a un diploma de colegio, sencillamente porque el costo es demasiad

was a latino-african-american march. -- that was a latino- african-american march. >> i know we have our own agendas. to sign any equation, you have to find the common denominator. i think we can take the power of the minority-majority if we can work collectively. a right now we're working on firm step and that is the voter registration. we're working with more than 80 national organizations. the conversation we need to have it is bringing the minorities and bringing together like- minded americans. that is when we start creating that space. i think that is where we have to have that conversation. to your point, we need to have an honest conversation about the need for emigration. this is an american issue. we need the labor. we will basically -- everything is smoke and mirrors. >> and a political ping-pong. >> the majorities of americans support comprehensive immigration reform. it goes back to political courage. >> there are numbers involved that we should talk about. >> this has been interesting. i am a writer. i have always thought that one which has been what unified nations thr

todos nosotros somos hispanos, todos somos latinos, es el problema con llamarnos hispanos-latinos. >>a hispano o latino, que cambie a una palabra hispano latino. >>> que quiten lo que exito y lo caom cambien. >>> sÍ, por quÉ la necesidad? por lo que pasa en arizona, en washington, en texas el aÑo pasado que no pasÓ la ley igualita a ariza, lo que veo yo que en todos los aÑos que pasan, somos 53 millones en la comudad. >>> o mÁs. >>> mÁs y mas, pero los que estÁn en el otro lado de la batalla de esta guerra contra la comunidad nos ven como menos y menos. >>> al utilizar el tÉrmino, dicen que no quieren ni hispano ni latino, sino el paÍs de origen, mÉxico, puerto rico, cuba, por quÉ utilizar dos tÉrminos que no son tan populares, quieren mexicano, puertorriqueÑo, etcÉtera. >>> porque jorge ramos al entrar a esta fase nueva en la historia, si la corte suprema afirma la ley de arizona los gobiernos locales van a comenzar muy pronto a aprobar leyes que afectarÁn a todos. >>> cambiando el nombre nos ayuda? >>> nos da un modo de comenzar a formar una identidad polÍtica nueva. >>> no es redun

latinos and latinos agree?s the bill press show ♪ is on the new news network. >>welcome to the war room. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two-term governor. >>make your voice heard. >>detremined to find solutions. >>that partnership in order to invest in our country is critical. >>driven to find the truth. >>how did romney get his groove back? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. her unique mix of comedy and politics to current tv. >> it's like a reality show, they're just turning cameras on and we just do our thing. >>politically direct to me means no b.s., the real thing, cutting through the clutter. i'm energized to start my show everyday because it's fun, because i care about what's going on in this country, rather than some sort of tired banter it is actual water cooler talk it's the way people really talk about these issues. we've always considered ourselves a comedy show. let me just say i am not ready for my close up. i think it's important to laugh. i think it will b

the latino votes to be.t's take a listen. >> the stories of latino community are stories about the american dream. young people who believed that anything is possible. and parents and grandparents working hard to give their children the chance to succeed. the choice our country makes in november will have huge consequences for the latino community. but, uu?vemember, the outcome o this election is in your hands. >> can't be much clearer than that. the outcome of this election is in your hands. >> besaw ittbestowed a lot of p latino voters. >> here is the big american story, aç nation of immigrants. is that the right sort of optic that the president needs? >> i think it's what he needs, but one underlying factor, very much in his favfavor. if you look at latino decisions, this poll found that loo la tinos are progressive voters, we support the health care act, we support increasing the size of government to pay for social services. he's out on the right side for many social issues, but economic issues, hispan

if your district is 40% latino or 45% latino or 48% latino, you cannot ring around before everybody. that is not going to work. so there is a pressure there to change the policy positions to seek out more at your latino decisions. and so there's some reaction and you'll see it in the texas plan of trying to draw districts that have some latinas than them, but not enough to change the outcome of the election for an incumbent who doesn't want to change policy positions in the general election. right? susie lots of different fracturing in the plan to meet the fans. so that's why you can see i always say a pox on both houses with respect to democrats and republicans. so this is basically what i just told you. and the potential largemouth flexibility that latinos in texas have with the partisanship because it's a fairly conservative state so we haven't had exactly the same experience to california. so there's a lot of mobility here, but people are completely sure how to respond. what was he right now on th wase part of both political parties is what was he right now on the part of both po

es grande o potencialmente decisivo, esto es lo que ofrece un nuevo modelo de latinos. >> que pruebatÁn aquÍ para quedarse que su poder estÁ creciendo y que todos los @@noticiero univisionunivisio@@r ivisiolÍunivssn tnotino univnis @@consinoticiÓo unionivisio@@ti @@noticiero univisionunivision@ para ganar el nisionestado, en n deunionno electero union latinÍ 45% del voto latino para poder ganar el estado. ajustan los pronÓsticos al acercarse a la elecciÓn general, dependerÁ en gran parte de la participaciÓn del latino en las urnas dice. >> si la participaciÓn baja, pues entonces el impacto serÁ menor ademÁs si el candidato republicano mejora el desempeÑo con los candidatos plblancos entonces reduce el impactado del voto latino. >> en el 2008 obtuvo el 31% y perdiÓ nuevo mÉxico, caolorado, nevadanision@@noticiero univisÚo en internet. >> tambiÉnnrman que elion votno latino aunque sea reducido podrÍa ser decisivo en un estado si la elecciÓn es muy reÑida, en washington, lourdes m. univisiÓn >> despuÉs de comerciales veremos por quÉ la candidata del pan para mÉxico tuvo que dar explicac

latino or asian. we have surname matched filipino. which one would like to see first? which population group? chairman mcdonnell: latino. >> as you can see this as percent latino population. the darker the color, the higher the population. this is the area around cayuga. cayuga is right here and you see the district boundary in black. chairman mcdonnell: i will start with you with any questions related to the data she sharing. >> this is the present latino population. the black line is that andrea. the darker the red, the higher the latino published -- personages by block. this street here in the center is cayuga and to have the 280 freeway -- you have the 280 freeway right here. chairman mcdonnell: any questions relevant to this data? >> what is the darkest blocke? >> it is 50% to 75% latino. chairman mcdonnell: any other questions related to this data? ok. >> what is the total population [inaudible] >> just one second. >> sure. that is the population of 838 people. would you like to hear the deviati

tambien me gustaria latino porque la palabra hispano/latino es todo latinoamerica." 7 de cada 10 creeque los 50 millones de hispanos no tienen 1 sola cultura sino muchas. guillermo grajales, colombiano creo que es 1 sola cultura pero con matices, hay matices y 1 puede disfrutar los distintos matices en las canciones, musica, en las costumbres, en la forma como hablan." casi la mitad, incluso los de segunda y tercera generacion, no se consideran estadouniden ses tipicos. y solo 2 de cada 10 usan el termino estadounidense para describirse. el centro hispano pew cree que la generaciones jovenes valorizan mas lo hispano. mark lopez, centro hispano pew en la cultura latina, y tambien los aspectos de la cultura latina y ahora los latinos reciben mas estos mensajes en comparacion con latinos de los 60s y 50s." standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. donde no hay sorpresas es que la mayoria dice que volverian a inmigrar a estados unidos si fuera necesario y que esta nacion es mejor en muchas formas que sus paises de origen, aunque los lazos familiares son mas fuertes en sus patrias. desde

they will be latinos.ewer and her smile, will that hurt romney? >> it won't hurt romney because he is also distanced himself so much from the latino population. we already knew beforehand that he was in favor of sp 1070. he also said early on in the primary that he would veto the dream act if he were president. he tried to soften it since. but he is no friend of immigration. we also know that above 85% of latino voters support immigration reform, in particular the dream act with the path to citizenship. so him cuddling up to marco is not going to help him because the substance isn't there. >> is he aligned with the people who oppose the latino community? is that the way it's looked at? has he made his stand with the anglos, if you will, to use that phrase, has he made the decision, i don't want the latino vote? i want the people who don't like lati latinos? has he made that decision, victoria? has he taken sides? >> he absolutely did. he had to do it in the primary because in order to win the primary, he h

es el nÚmero mÁgico y nuestra corresponsal nos dicen que necesitan los latinos con su presencia para el porcentaje del voto hispano en estados cruciales en donde el electoral latino es grande o potencialmente decisivo, esto es lo que ofrece un nuevo modelo de latinos. >> que prueba lo que hemos estado diciendo por unos aÑos. que los votantes latinos estÁn aquÍ para quedarse que su poder estÁ creciendo y que todos los polÍticos todos los partidos polÍticoss tienen que tomarlo ba consideraciÓn. >> en estados decisivo como colorado si obtiene e56% del voto hispano necesitarÍa 36% para ganar el estado, en la florida con mÁs alto porcentaje del electoral lato si gana una mayorÍa del 52% del voto no hispano aÚn tendrÍa que obtener 45% del voto latino para poder ganar el estado. ajustan los pronÓsticos al acercarse a la elecciÓn general, dependerÁ en gran parte de la participaciÓn del latino en las urnas dice. >> si la participaciÓn baja, pues entonces el impacto serÁ menor ademÁs si el candidato republicano mejora el desempeÑo con los candidatos plblancos entonces reduce el impactado del v

" cu ---ortega dice que seguir luchando desde su pas para que las cosas cambien para el resto de latinos situacin. cu a propsito de este tema de deportaciones... take vo el presidente barack obama convers en exclusiva con telemundo sobre un tema muy lgido para los inmigrantes latinos: la reforma migratoria. take sot1 "cuando hablamos de la reforma migratoria todos saben que yo estoy completamente en respaldo de la reforma migratoria integral y la única razón por la cual no tenemos una nueva ley hoy que de un paso un camino hacia la ciudadania para los ciudadanos respetuosos de la ley y para los estudiantes del dream act, es porque los republicanos han bloqueado esos proyectos de ley en el congreso" cu obama tambin hizo referencia al "acta del sueÑo" y asegur que "no" son los demcratas los que ponen los obstculos para que est se apruebe take sot2 "si los republicanos reconocen que tenemos una oportunidad de ser al mismo tiempo una nación de leyes y una nación de inmigrantes, y si ellos quieren comenzar con la ley dream y dicen vamos a darle a estos jóvenes que se han criado como jóvenes e

nellie is a latino. she is an entrepreneur. she has done a lot of great work to engage and involving women. just in case you're wondering where you know her from, celebrity apprentice. please welcome know nellie. [applause] with regard to women in your community, i have never seen a community people want to exploit more politically, socially, economically, culturally. people want to exploit them in so many ways, yet i have never seen a community madison avenue craves more. they are trying to get to lateen imams more than any other consumer in the country, and i wonder if you would speak about being exploited on the one hand and being craved on the other hand. >> it is very difficult to read continual statistics about us the do not explain who we are a kind of our a downer, that make us feel like, that are framed in a way and makes us feel like something is wrong with us and we are taking something away from this country, and when you go to consumer-products companies and advertisers, they look at us like we are the greatest thi

as latinos and non-latino neighbors. i'll give you an example. the tragic death of juan rivela, a citizen murdered in front of his home by his neighbor 13 days after governor brewer signed senate bill 1070 into law. after the bill was signed into law, gary kelly yelled racial slurs, go back to mexico, if you don't go back to mexico, you're going to die. before long, gary kelly pointed his .38 revolver at juan barela and shot him in the face. mr. barela died in front of his home. he leaves a wife and a 13-year-old daughter. latinos are less likely to report crimes to local law enforcement, a fear of having themselves deported or a loved one deported. many latina women face nightmare situations if they are victims of domestic violence because of senate bill 1070, many of these women placed in a position where they cannot report their abuser in fear of getting deported. in some cases these women are held hostage in their own home. mr. chairman, members, no one woman, regardless of immigration status should ever be placed in

latinos are returning to mexico. latinos are counted, but democrats as being crucial. half the growth of the country's population in 2000-2010 were latinos. i. three-one margin, -- by a three-one margin, they democrats over republicans. the republicans have made anti- immigrant the court with the nomination of mitt romney. he went after repair rate for a law that entitles people who are undocumented children to go to school at the same right. he attacked newt gingrich for saying that people for 25 years who worked and paid taxes could qualify. he has endorsed the arizona law. it is tied up in the politics of 2012 and republicans are on the short side. >> how big is the problem? the pew center said thaas of rch tampa, there are 2 million unauthorized immigrants and the united states. >> to begin with, in arizona, there are 40% more border patrol agents and there were five years ago --than tthere were fined years ago. what you have to understand about immigration is that it is a complex problem. you squeeze the borders in texas and california, people go to arizona. farme

ohio might be in play because of the latino vote. what's nuts is even virginia because of the latino vote. what romney needs to do is basically start shaking his strange bedfellows off such as chris, which is what he's trying to do now, distance himself who was the architect sb-1070 in arizona. >> that's one of the people who's endorsed romney. >> endorsed him. and romney said -- >> wanted that endorsement. >> wanted that endorsement, but just two weeks ago, he also mentioned pete wilson was also going to be his co-chair in california. that's a dirty word. not that he needs it. >> a former governor of california who has not such a great reputation. >> well, you could say he was actually the original chris cobach back in '93. he's been the one that also advised meg whitman. up to that point, whitman in california when she was running for senate was leading among latinas. so when you start looking at how the republican party is actually in trouble, mitt romney specifically, not only is there a perceived war on latinos, but also on wome

latinos. (laughter) but that i believe romney has a shot because of his hispanic roots that run deep. >> my father was born in mexico. >> stephen: yes! his father lived in mexico until he set out for a better life by driving over the border with young mid-strapped to the roof of his car. (laughter) you see, back in 1885, mitt's great grandfather miles park romney emigrated to mexico to escape religious persecution of mormons. sadly, the u.s. government simply would not leave mr. romney and his wife and his wife and his wife and his wife and his wife alone! (laughter) in fact, romney had such latino appeal that according to a fox news poll if the election were held tomorrow he would claim a whopping 14% of them! now, 14% sounds bad, but 16% are undecided. and if romney works hard and captures them he... (laughter) ... would still lose very badly. (laughter) (cheers and applause) now why aren't hispanic americans responding to the mitt romney phenomenon? >> if you look at mitt romney's positions

he won with latinos with yes we can.ree and a half years later latinos are experiencing great economic hardship. we've glaot no immigration refo and the highest rates of deportation, so no, he couldn't. >> and neither could the republicans. not one today will rwd i' you on immigration reform. >> anna, maria, we'll continue the conversation. thank you both for bringing some passion and some spanish to the program. >>> two planes make emergency landings in new york in just one week. what's going on in the skies over the city. >>> and former president george w. bush has an adoring fan, the dalai lama. why he says he loves bush fraechlt -- 43. ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air qu

and one of the mobilization issues involves latinos.k a bit about -- not just -- not the legal side. i know you know the legal side but in terms of the impact of the arizona law taking it to the supreme court, if the supremes decide to uphold it and what that does in terms of mobilizing the latino community? >> well there's a reason that president obama is up by double digits with latino voters and that's because mitt romney is the most extreme candidate for president on immigration of any in history, and the republicans during their primary nominating contest so alienated the latino community in this country, that i can't imagine a group that could feel more unwelcome in -- with the agenda of a political party or by a political party themselves. we have -- on the other hand under president obama's leadership been making sure that opportunities for hispanic americans in this country are multiplied. president obama has pushed hard to make sure there are more pell grants, so that more hispanics, young people can go to college in this coun

president obama needs to win latinos big and romney says we need to get latinos on board.ubio is trying to make the point latinos has suffered. so the issue is going to be important for mitt romney. democrats are going to try to take advantage of this. and in the middle of this you have bomb going off with the supreme court they are going to say yea or nay to the law. >> greta: when you say the latino vote and marco rubio, he is cuban american, does he carry the same weight with the latino vote? >> i think it's a myth to think its latino candidate he is going to carry a large portion of the latino voters. i think he would do well in florida clearly. i think a lot of hispanic voters would be other positions he has. he is taking his party differently in immigration. but i don't think they are going with him because he is latino. >> and gingrich had a bad night? >> he going to fake time to chart his path forward. everybody knows he is not going to be nominee. so now how does he craft an exit strategy and pay down the campaign debt. how does he get out that doesn't further emb

latinos don't want that.os are actually less conservative than the general publicing. >> victoria, thank you for your time. i'm sure we'll be talking with you more about this issue in the coming months. coming up, a series of damaging tornadoes tear through texas and we officials try to assess the damage, scientists are linking the severe weather to climate change. we'll talk about that next in what now. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ bayer aspirin... ohh, no no no. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my head. this is made for pain. [ male announcer ] bayer advanced aspirin enters the bloodstream fast, and rushes extra strength relie

>> first of all, this may be the answer to the republicans' dilemma over the latino vote, that latinos are going to mexico. a bad economy has helped republicans added that latinos are counted on by democrats as crucial. half the growth in the country's population from 2000-2010 are latinos. by a three-one margin, they lien democrat or republican. republicans have -- they lean democratic over republican. purple plants have made this -- republicans have made this the core, anti-immigrants, of the nomination of mitt romney. he attacked it perry, attacked newt gingrich for saying that people will have been here for 25 years and worked and paid taxes could be qualified to stay. he has endorsed the arizona law. >> how big is the problem? pew center says that as of march 2010, there are 11.2 million un as base authorized immigrants in the united states. -- un, priced immigrants in the united states. is this a demographic problem, political problem? >> they have stepped up enforcement. what you have to understand about immigration is that it is the complex problem. you squeeze the borders in t

he's 40 percentage points behind president obama among latinos. what he hopes will help him is hitting the trail with marco rubio. what likely won't help are his tough words on immigration during the primary season, especially when it comes to the controversial arizona immigration law, which the supreme court will take on this week. romney called it a model for the nation. >> the right course for america is to drop these lawsuits against arizona and other states that are trying to do the job barack obama isn't doing. which -- and i will drop those lawsuits on day one. i'll also complete the fence. i'll make sure we have enough border patrol agents to secure the fence and i will make sure we have an e-verify system. >> among other things, the arizona law romney was talking about requires police officers to check the immigration status of any person detained in the state for any reason. it requires illegal immigrants to carry their registration papers at all times and it makes it a crime for an illegal immigrant to apply for work in the state. our p

what issues do you hope will drive latino voters to switch allegiances. >> the latino vote, the hispanic is very important. senator menendez talk about how they make key constituencies in major swing states. we've hired six state directors, in florida, north korea next, virginia, colorado, new mexico and nevada and we'll be having a national outreach program to connect with even more voters across the country. the number one issue going to be the economy and he mentioned a little bit the unemployment for the hispanic community is unacceptable. it's two points higher than the national average. there's more hispanic children living in poverty than ever before and these economic issues are really personal and emotional for hispanic families across the country who just want to achieve the american dream but under this administration it's become a lot harder. >> ifill: personal and emotional enough that voters could switch allegiance this is year? >> it's the number-one issue. poll after poll, the economy and jobs, like every other american, it's the number one issue. how more personal can it

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