pedro: esta lÍder de lulac, confÍa en hillary.as es a quien escogerÁ como candidato o candidata a la vicepresidencia. hay muchos nombres y hoy tuvo un evento con muchos de ellos. en su juventud sirviÓ como misionero en honduras y habla espaÑol, uno de los favoritos, pero otro presionan para que sea hispano. >> tambiÉn tenemos al secretario de vivienda, secretario del trabajo y tambiÉn al congresista de california javier becerra. pedro: gire dijo que el concepto de trump de identificarse con los latinos, es enviar por twitter una foto del comiendo tacos. >> estÁ muy contenta, estarÉ aquÍ toda la semana para celebrar. ilia: hacemos una pausa y al regresar los momentos mÁs destacados premios juventud. ilia: la ediciÓn nÚmero 13 de premios juventud de univisiÓn tuvo lugar esta noche en miami, la florida, es el evento contÓ con un desfile de grandes estrellas de presente y el pasado. jorge nos trae los momentos mÁs destacados. borja: todavÍa estamos con las emociones a flor de piel, porque la ediciÓn retro fue espectacular. tenemos a u

gran fue dictada la convenciÓn nacional de lulac pero no vino. >> estoy sumamente contenta que inclusofornia estÁ en la mira por un impactante vÍdeo que registra un desenlace mortal. por un impactante vÍdeo que registra un desenlace mortal. ♪ ahh!... todos quieren la nueva xl dual layer pepperoni pizza de papa john's, extra grande por solo doce dólares. a tiempo para el estreno de ghostbusters. mejores ingredientes. mejor pizza. papa john's. ♪ marÍa elena:hay alarma en brooklyn por una aparece sobredosis masiva de mariguana sintÉtica que ha mandado al hospital a mÁs de 30 personas. testigos describen escenas dramÁticas de personas probadas en muy mal estado deambulando por las calles. la policÍa realizÓ redadas en varios negocios buscando la mariguana sintÉtica. tiene efectos devastadores. reportera: las escenas registradas con los celulares de los residentes del Área son perturbadoras. en plena calle y a la luz del dÍa, mÁs de 30 personas dan seÑales de una sobredosis que luego se supo era la k2 o mariguana sintÉtica. >> llegue en la maÑana y habÍa cinco tirados. no sÉ el efecto que t

broche de orfelo citar a josÉ dÍaz balarlo y lory por el homenaje que vain a recibir por l organizaciÓn lulacenfermo, la posibilidad de que le dieran los papeles aquÍ era mÁs grande. >> ¡el cÍrculo de luz! ¡aquÍ mismo, eso! >> ella tiene una orden de deportaciÓn y yo no puedo permitir de que esta mujer se va a llevar a mi sobrina, sabiendo que ella es la culpable de que mi sobrina tenga sida. >> es muy fÁcil juzgar desde el punto que ustedes no ven, es muy fÁcil juzgar. >> claro. >> ¿tÚ te embarazaste intencionalmente? >> me doy con la sorpresa de que mi hijo tiene un gusano en la nariz, doctora. >> mi hija no obliga a su hijo a hacer estas cosas.

el tema de los tiroteos llegÓ la convenciÓn de la liga de ciudadanos antiamericanos unidos, o lulac.scurso que conoce, donde al respeto para todos. presidente obama: vea lo que es posible cuando reconocemos que somos una familia estadounidense. todos merecemos ser tratados con igualdad, y merecemos respeto por igual. reportero: el presidente obama agregÓ que se rehÚsa aceptar que este tipo de tiroteos se conviertan en algo comÚn en estados unidos. dijo que seguirÁ trabajando hasta el final de su mandato, para que los sectores de agencias federales hasta la comunidad civil pongan de su parte para disminuir los tiroteos masivos. julio: en dallas se llevÓ a cabo una vigilia, sobre los oficiales asesinados. el sitio fue donde se presentÓ la emboscada. pedro: la gente empezÓ a llegar, conforme caÍa la tarde. la seguridad era extrema, al pie de la plaza de la alcaldÍa las banderas de la ciudad, el estado de la naciÓn ondeaban a media asta. los asistentes eran recibidos con un panfleto que tenÍa los nombres de los cinco oficiales caÍdos. >> los policÍas se prestan cuando los necesitamos, no

judge floyd: there is more compelling language in lulac and what you just disclosed. undermining the progress of a racial group that has been under discrimination and has become increasingly clinically active in cohesive, there is a warrant for potential discrimination. mr. farr: i am unaware of that language. that language was brought up in the context of a vote dilution claim where there was injury to the plaintiff's because they had preconditions. they shown that they were a compact, and minority population sufficient to be a majority and a single-member district and they could not elect candidates of choice without -- because of racially polarized voting. that language you quoted would not in relative if they had not established that they had been injured by the districting plan, because of the preconditions. that is where that comment came from and it must be viewed in context. judge wynn: what is the point you are making regarding vote dilution. i am trying to understand it. you can help me with it. thoughi understand it, dilution is still under section mr. farr

trump who is a very narrow group of people now interested in that job. >> she took him not before lulac today. i want to play a little bit of that for you. >> they will nominate someone who thinks latino outreach is tweeting a picture of a taco bowl. what a difference a few years make. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president of the united states. >> yet they are tied in this latest poll. >> polls are going to fluctuate fr from this point until the end of this process but at the end of the day americans are going to make the right choice. i trust them. hillary trusts them to make the right choice. >> speaking of right choices, comfort and compatibility to govern together is a big deal. tell us a little bit about how long you've known hillary clinton. >> our families go back to 1974 when my brother-in-law shared office space with hillary during the nixon impeachment process. i can tell you that when i ran for governor in 1998 very few people gave me a chance. i was 23 points behind. we hadn't elected a democrat in 30 years in my state. hillary clinton was concerned and cared

. >> but for in the lulac case, the plaintiffs had shown that they'd been injured. here there is no showing of injury. this goes back to the section 2 results test that this court adopted where the first prong you directed that judge schroeder had to decide whether the law imposes a discriminatory burden meaning members of a protected class have less opportunity than members, other members to participate in the political process and elect candidates of their choice. so if you read the briefs that the other side has filed, they drop from their citation of your test the phrase "less opportunity than other members to participate in the political process." so that was the key inquiry. you don't get to the jingles factor as we called them or societal conditions that are part of your second test until the plaintiff proves the first part of your test which is that the challenged election practice imposes a burden that results in less opportunity for members of the protected class. and judge. >> schroeder -- judge schroeder religiously applied that test and made detailed fi

i spoke today for lulac, a distinguished latin latino organization, and you know, sometimes my smartople give me information, and i find it hard to believe at first. i go back and i say, did he really say this? they come back and show me where he said it. in one of his miss universe contests, you know, that he says he is qualified to be commander in chief because he took miss universe to moscow. and another time he was introducing contestants, and he introduced a beautiful latina woman as ms. housekeeping. mean, really, doesn't it just -- your mind? you go, did he really say that? remember, though, someone shows you who he is, believe him. so part of our challenge, my , is to keep this campaign about the future. keep it about what we want to do together. recognize we are stronger together. than l be better united divided. that we are going to work to make sure that america has its best days ahead of us. we are going to make sure every child has a chance at the american dream. and we are going forward not only strongly, but with pride, confidence, optimism, and we are going to win in

is speaking at the league of united latin american citizens national convention, otherwise known as lulac> there is another west in the council member race in santa clara county. an automatic recount is expected to confirm the official results showing manh nguyen losing. lan diep, the official who won the race, is set to take over the council seat in january, calls the move an act of desperation. this recount is set to begin july 19. it should take ten days. >>> happening today three oakland council members plan it take on the fight over a soda tax. they will file a complaint sec over what they call a dishonest advertisement. soda companies are using it to campaign against the soda tax. oakland city council voted to put a soda tax on the november ballot. if it passes, there will be a one cent per ounce tax on sugary drunks in oakland. they will hold a news conference at 10:30 this morning at city hall. >>> time is 8:10. it's a push hoping to solve some cold cases. in 23 minutes, what the mayor of san francisco promises to do to help bring justice to victims in cold cases. >>> first, the f

, your honor, i want to point out that in this case the plaintiffs have quoted the decision in the lulac that i think is justice kennedy said there was a troubling mix between race and politics. it was a vote delusion case. so that opinion was made in the context -- >> i want to make sure i got my question. you didn't make the argument. i'm not saying you make the argument. if the plaintiff makes an allegation that race was used in this instance as a base tois effect wait a partisan goal, is that -- what is your argument to that? what is your statement to that? not that you made that argument because there is not your case. you're defending. what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction is the evidence does not show that that happened and the district court found that that did not happen. >> it goes something like this undermining the racial group it has been subject to significant voting related discrimination and that was becoming increasingly political active and cohesive. there is a mark of intention in the election. >> yes, your honor, i'm aware of that language. also that, language