lizbeth mateo/soñadora 6:43:14 tenemos muchachos de lifornia, tambi sgeles,norte rolina, sur de carolinarida, ohio, de del incidente origin..cibieron e bian sido deportados o habian r mxico y otros paises, pero que aÑoraban regresar.. s.o.t. lizbeth mateo/soñadora 2:090:20 se encontraron con violencia, se encontraron con muchas cosas que en realidad ponían en riesgo su vida, su seguridad, y ahora no quieren más que regresar a sus casas en estados unidos. a diferencia del incidente anterior en el que lizbeth y otros dos soÑadores fueron a mxico a regresar con los otros 6, en esta ocasin nadie ir a mxico a acompaÑarlos .. pero el propsito es el mismo, la reunificain familiar.. s.o.t. lizbeth mateo/soñadora 4:36:03 hemos estado en contacto con las familias de estos muchachos también, los papás, están listos y dispuestos a luchar hasta que puedan traer a sus hijos de regreso. entonces yo creo que toda esa fuerza cuando se une, puede mover montañas. entonces yo que sí, si va a suceder.. por razones de seguridad, los organizadore s no va a divulgar el puerto de entrada por donde entrarn los so

>> that's gh >> ctr oakland, lifornia. according to reports, this is after a street race near the port of oakland. if you look closely at this video, you'll see a black car and a white car off in the distance. according to reports, that black car rammed into that white car causing an accident. this is a the after math. the people went up to the car and beat the driver of the car but it gets worse. [ gunshots ] >> oh, my! >> that man opens fire into the windshield of the black car. you hear the woman screaming. that is the owner. the guy inside was just driving it for her in the race. we believe the man had already been pulled from the car by the group of angry people. no reports of why this occurred. as you get toward the end of the video, we start to hear the sound of an automatic weapon. >> that seems like a war zone. >> according to people who witnessed this, the port authority called police just as the scene was breaking up. by the time police had arrived, everybody had fled the scene. >> news of two different robberie

same day delivery service to the test. ,, in oakland today, the goverr signed a bill that will boo lifornia's minimu >>> millions of californians are about to get their first raise in years. in oakland today the governor signed a bill to boost california's minimum wage by 25% from $8 an hour to $10. it will happen in stages with a bump to $9 by next year and $10 by 2016. the last statewide increase was a 50-cent bump back in 2008. >>> and we are now three- quarters of the way through the governor's 60-day cooling-off period. so far, bart and its unions are still at a standstill. and that could mean another strike come october 11th. >>> bay area transportation officials released a contingency plan should a second strike happen. it calls for more buses and extending the hours on carpool lanes. there may be limited bart trains service operated by bart managers pending approval from the board of directors. the price tag for the plan, up to $21 million. >>> frustrated vehicle safety groups are suing the obama administration. they want more forward progress on rear view cameras. safety regulators w

he is senior cure rateor of the lifornia academy of sciences department that includes more than 10 million this 18-year-old never expected to be bnding with beatles. that is before she joined the careers in sigh yengs program aled at high school students from thr served communities they she went on a field trip collecting bugs near the oregon bordzer itwas beetles they're gorgeous. >> dave is cheering. molly is now a student science fellow part of a program to train tu tour scientists giving them experience. >> school systems offer a opportunity to d what these students are getting to do. >> they're collecting all kinds of specens in a remote part of china. now, figung out how each fits into the eco system molly spent months tracking down ancient descriptions of beetles corresponding with curators aund the world and examing specimens. >> copenhagen, london and berlin. the work is paying off. >> this one we're almost sure a new species. >> just exciting. >> molly starts at johns hopkins this fall and plans to keep learning about the tural world creature by creature. >> saving therg mix and

nd i just want to say, i agree with the gentleman from lifornia that this was basically resolved last november. it couldn't have been clearer that the president, for whom obamacare is known now, was out there in the presidential election saying that the affordable care act was a great accomplishment on his part, and he was going to continue with it. and then you had mitt romney on the other side saying if he was elected he he was going to repeal it. my colleague from california is right. that was resolved in the election. why is it that our colleagues on the republican side are trying to hold the health care reform hostage and saying that if we don't repeal it or delay it or defund it, or whatever we have had so many votes on this, over 40 now, that they are going to shut the government down. one has nothing to do with the other. and i just want to talk about those three groups of people who are most positively impacted by obamacare beginning october 1. first of all we know we have about 40 million americans who are uninsured. many of them are from new jersey. they don't have health i

hoff counselors chair of inclusion at the university of lifornia at . he is a well known scholar in the area of race and poverty and he's the autho book entitled "racing to justice, transforming our concept of self-and others to build an inclusive society." professor powell. [applause] >> i want to join with others in thanking the american bar association, a.b.a., and the bar association, and bringing us together for this very important iscussion. much of what i was going to say has already been said. i want to thank my staff, and particularly elizabeth who is here, who has worked on this in terms of preparing me. since much has been said, i will not cover everything that's been talked about. dr. everhart talked about implicit bias. you have heard some of the his thri -- history of these laws. i won't dwell on that because i have limited time. what i want to do is cover a ouple things as we go forward. you just heard of the overall issue of race in america and how that impacts what happened to trayvon martin. i was reading this morning about new york, t