. >> morton dijo que la ice tiene una camisa de fuerzas para decidir quienes se deportan o no. >> perolas 735 de la mañana ocurrió un tiroteo entre las calles 6a y nina de méxico según la policía unos hombres indicaron que 3 hombres asiáticos disctutían con otros hombres. >> lo trágico de la situación es que el hombre que murió era ajeno al problema . >> autoridades investigan riña entre hombres hipanos y asiaticos . >> precisamente dónde ocurrió el tiroteo es una área peatonal dónde pasa gente que va rumbo a sus trabajos y hay varios hoteles residenciales. >> que se mostraron preocupados por este tiroteo a plena luz del día . >> hay que tener más cuidado. >> yo trabajo aquí y me espanta saber algo así . >> la policía de san francisco dice que se investigara esto esto: en san francisco flavio lacallo. >> el estado de nuevo león vivió su jornada más vilenta, ciudad juárez lleva el mayor número de muertes. >> algunos dicen que zuñiga es uno de elos líderes de estos problemas al que se le atrubuyen varios asesinatos y el atentado del 15 de junio del 2010 en ciudad juarez juárez:está ciuda

now washed with former students on the employment scrap heap or forced to join menial jobs henry morton reports now on the rise of china as graduate. despite the global slowdown china's economy is booming and cities are expanding at a seemingly unstoppable pace as people look to leave their poor rural backgrounds behind in search of the chinese economic miracle and one of the largest groups of people currently moving into china's cities are university graduates like those from this campus in downtown beijing however many are arriving to find their degrees of furtively worthless and the streets are paved with anything but gold these graduates often end up living in the most basic and squalid of conditions and forced to do menial jobs sociologists have dubbed them the ant tribes and there are thought to be more than one hundred thousand living in beijing alone in june chine is one such ant he shares a twenty square meter room with five other graduates in a former workers dormitory in the north of beijing washing and toilet facilities are shared and there is nowhere for them to cook but it

--en la reunion anual de la asociacion estadounidense de abogados de inmigracion, "john morton" dijofuerza" a la hora de decidir quienes son los detenidos que deben ir a corte por faltas migratorias. --ante ello, revelo que esta considerando seriamente implementar una orden que daria mas poder a los abogados de esa dependencia federal. --lo que no aclaro es si esto significa que van a ser mas flexibles con los indocumentados detenidos por delitos menores... o todo lo contrario. ---un tiroteo ocurrido a plena luz del dia en una zona muy concurrida de san francisco dejo a un transeúnte gravemente herido.---"flavio lacayo" --la violencia sigue a la orden del día en méxico. ayer, el estado de nuevo leon vivio la jornada mas violenta de su historia reciente, con mas de 30 ejecuciones.--ciudad jÁ rez no se queda atras. en lo que va del año el numero de asesinatos ha alcanzado niveles preocupantes, mientras las autoridades dan algunos golpes a los delincuentes. nos va a caer en el momento menos pensado. ¿la tia contingencia? ¿y con quién vendrá está vez, eh? terremoto o ve tú a saber... est

---el director de la agencia "ice", "john morton", aseguÓ que ahora se enfocaran en deportar a los inmigrantes de verdad, representen un peligro para la seguridad publica. mark silverman/abogado de inmigracion ---pero las organizaciones defensoras de los inmigrantes no parecen estar convencidas. ---el presidente de la organizacion "maldef", "thomas saenz", indicó que los cambios anunciados no resolveran el quebrantado sistema de inmigracion y que no aporta soluciones a la situacion que viven actualmente los inmigrantes indocumentados. --hoy fue un dia muy especial para muchos jovenes latinos de marin, sonoma y solano, pues se graduaron de la preparatoria y ahora se reportan listos para dar el siguiente paso e ir a la universidad. --claudia rodas nos tiene la historia. asi es alejandro ,estos jovenes latinos seran la primera generacion en sus familias latinas en asistir a la universidad ellos dicen estar listos para comenzar a luchar para obtener ese titulo universitario que cambiara sus vidas y la de sus hermanos y padres recuerde que el "programa 10,000 degrees summer institute" esta disponib

--el operativo ocurrio varios dias despues que el director de "ice" "john morton" informara que buscabaibertad a fiscales y agentes migratorios para determinar quienes son los inmigrantes que deben ser deportados por representar una verdadera amenaza para la seguridad publica . --por otra parte, los representantes de algunas organizaciones pro-inmigrantes manifestaron preocupacion sobre la implementacion de estos cambios. ---la ciudad de oakland enfrenta un serio deficit de presupuesto, y esto aumenta la posibilidad de que cierren varias bibliotecas, lo cual movilizo a numerosos miembros de la comunidad.---beatriz ferrari nos informa... las bibliotecas representan un puente hacia el conocimiento y una vida mas prospera, a traves de la educacion y la lectura de libros... bajo esa premisa, los esfuerzos por salvar las bibliotecas marcaron la jornada en oakland tener nos informaron que el plan para ahorrar 42 millones de dolares ya fue presentado esta noche ante el concilio. recien el 28 de junio proximo los concejales estaran discutiendo sobre los recortes y opciones para equilibrar el pr

johan morton, director del servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas emitiÓ un memorando en el que orientabados y con cuales se podÍan tener otras consideraciones. desde houston, las reacciones hasta este polÉmico documento. >> no nos van este lugar, venimos a buscar en este paÍs, que es un trabajo para salir adelante. >> sin embargo, el curso de la prÁctica detenciÓn de inmigrantes indocumentados podrÍa cambiar gracias a una nueva polÍtica federal introducir el pasado 17 de junio, que conforme a la abogada magaly suÁrez es un giro positivo. >> fuera de eso va a tomar en cuenta si la persona estaba aquÍ un largo tiempo, sí han tenido un tiempo aquÍ legalmente, y no son residentes permanentes, que han tenido problemas. >> la nueva direcciÓn otorga el poder de discreciÓn al agente de aduanas e indicaciones de determinar quiÉnes pueden ser, deportadosde acuerdo a la circunstancias. >> si no tienes ningÚn crimen porque te van a deportar? una viene aquÍ a trabajar. es importante que te chequen antes de deportar te. >> algunos activistas dicen que esta cuestiÓn no es nada nuevo. >> eso nada mÁsrei

. >> you got this, in the envelope, morton's steakhouse dinner.and a night at the opera. >> thank you very much. i hvaave a speech iwrote last night. -- i wrote last night. people say principals have the toughest job. i will say, this job is jsut as challenging as it is rewarding. it is hard to believe i have done this for 19 years. this job presents many challenges, and i have to say that this kept my heart young. i really enjoyed doing my job. some days are more challenging than the others. but in the 19 years -- i never had one day i never wanted to come to school. i accumulated over 200 days of sick days. i would donate this to one of the teachers in need. what kept me going, this is the smile that i see at school. the staff and the parents and students, the things that kept me going all year. i am here to receive this award by i am very humbled by this honor. there are many out there who were just as deserving. and we are grateful to the mayor's office. this takes an entire village to educate a child, and i see this. without the support from

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morton county commissioners say floodwaters are keeping in fast and estimate some homes have about two feet of water in their yards. now all they can do is watch and wait for the waters to start receding. >> now your instaweather forecast. >> we had a lot of heat last week for a few day. then we settled down. we missed the rain this weekend that we thought might affect some parts of the area and now we have heat coming back in the week ahead. right now, no rain to speak of around us. a few thin clouds here and there. radar is free except for an isolated storm down near roanoke. thunderstorm warning in effect for down around the roanoke area and a few thunderstorm cells in ohio. nothing nearby really targeting us at all this evening, and the later we get, the harder it will be for a storm to well up. let's take a wider view of what's going on on the radar. the morning clouds that we had, they were rain producers overnight, spotty shower activity here and there and many areas didn't get it though, and now it's pushing to the south. those who did get it only had a couple hundredths of an

here in the throck morton area here today, fire crews inspected about 300 homes and 47 got notices that they are in violation, that they need to do a better job of clearing the vegetation, and giving that defensible space to the area and we're told by the fire department there will be no citations. this is primarily educational. and informational. as we enter this fire season. ann? >> certainly getting the word out. let me ask you, are these firefighter checks is, there an ongoing program? >> you know, every year, they normally do this, these inspections, most years, though, they would do these over the course of a couple of months. and this year, they decided that they would do this all out blitz here in marin county, over two days. today and tomorrow. going house to house. doing these inspections. to make sure that everyone is covered and everyone has enough time to comply. so everyone is ready. >> hopefully people take their suggestions. sharon near mill valley, thank you. >>> another san jose homicide making this year the city's deadliest in decades. 24-year-old hechter manuel garci

european bakeries open next the typical old fashioned russian productive jungle stools a taste of morton's a most stark and the final location at the intersection of new objects on the goldmine also sums up capitalist russia the luxury center of the plaza owned by the south korean retailer of his a five star hotel the common store and several expensive restaurants. and heading up the popular clean about elites high rise hangout the office some of the best teams in the capital fun for the rich and fabulous it's about sky high prices kids . those who think the golden ring office just a traffic ridden concrete jungle mistaken there are numerous going to speak for historic mentions quinn's cathedrals and many secret hideaway is around sixteen kilometers a conference to dig deeper the most to hold some amazing secrets. from as i'm annoyed go to a city as it was called in the seventeenth century the god marine has come a long way and looking down on it as the cool satan veins of the capital i just wonder what it will look like in centuries to come. while the view of the god than one thought here

weekend is arriving here in the russian capital time for a weekend edition of moscow out and andrew morton entries runs rings around moscow and he's exploring one of the capitals orbital routes but one which is perhaps one of the prettiest you'll find that's next. hello and welcome to the moscow outsell in the program this week i'll be exploring the capitals. approximately sixteen kilometers. it was recently created in the early days of hundreds as a tree lined boulevard to replace the city's outer wall today it's undeniably the heartbeat of the russian capital. right next to the moscow river at the famous public outdoor space hog. the golden ring consists of seventeen individually name streets and squares. it's not the same circular layout as the moscow metro the mistake many people commonly make the brown line actually overlaps it in several areas and features metro stations outside this facility also known as the cell to a console in mission new visitor to the russian capital the famous and chaotic garden ring road back to our starting point a kooky park down to amusement park was named

late season rain has sprouted tall thick vegetation, plenty of fuel for fire and in the wooded lock mortonood, fire engines must wind through narrow roads. fire crews say it's up to people to give their homes the best chance of surviving wildfire. >> sometimes it's one little thing that will happen that can cause you to lose a house. an example would be clearing the property, but underneath the deck, leaving your wood. >> reporter: here in the area, fire crews inspected about 300 homes today. and gave out 47 notices indicating people were in violation they need to do a better job of clearing out the vegetation. we're told there won't be any citations and primarily informational and educational. sharon chin, cbs 5. >> keep 100 feet of defensible space outside your home clear of debris and roofs, eves and gutters -- eaves and gutters and trim branches six feet from the ground and use lawn mowers and power equipment before 10:00 p.m. and after 6:00 p.m. >>> another homicide in san jose. 24-year-old hector garcia was shot to death early this morning on nurdy avenue. he became the 26th homicide

or enough morton i.r.t. michigan i'll be back with the headlines shortly but first all the latest in the world of business. welcome to business here and i say thanks for joining me the clock's ticking down on greece's judgment day the country will default in july if the e.u. doesn't provide any new austerity measures are being submitted in parliament this week. from r.b.c. capital markets believes it's make or break time. problem in greece is that a lot of political difficulties we have problems with the statistics which is misinformed by the governments and the international community to say. they're living at the eleventh for quite some time but i think we really dodged the five minutes to midnight and there really is no alternative if you have to proceed with this is thirteen there is a risk if you don't push through this in storage and program we could see much more substantial impact on financial markets with a negative reaction obviously there are contingency plans but the question is can they be all p

economy will eventually be worth bring up morton i.r.t. new york now woring parallels being drawn between president obama's politics towards iran of those of george bush's moves in iraq award winning writer seymour hersh has been following developments for years and next hour he tells r t why it can only lead to death and. if the fear is based on the notion that you know that some are iran has the bomb or is going to get a bomb soon that's ridiculous because every bit of evidence they have from their own intelligence community. the people who are bieber go but no there's no weapons there and we've known that for years we've been looking for years after years after years we support of stations program that's designed to stop the punishment is. aimed at stopping the iranians from doing something we know we know they're not doing to me an. analogy between what they're doing with obama's doing with iran is very close to what bush and dick cheney the vice president ben did to iraq that is they they want to punish their. to make a case against i

reporter: in 1967 then defense secretary robert mcnamara ordered one of his so- called "whiz kids," mortonto set up a task force to conduct a study of the war. >> we interpreted what he wanted as wanting to learn the lessons of how we had gotten in, in the hopes that they would help other people in the future avoid the perils of what had gotten us into the war. >> reporter: halperin is one of a handful of people who have read the entire 47 volume study. >> what was startling was how clear it was that at critical moments various administrations had lied to the american people. >> reporter: halperin, who had recruited elsberg to work on just a portion of the project, knew exactly what would happen if he got his hands on the whole thing. >> if you give it to him, he will make it public. he's against the war. he's determined to do anything he can to stop the war. >> reporter: elsberg xeroxed copies at night and gave them to newspapers beginning with the "new york times." now it is all online. >> it is convenient. they have all the footnotes now. i had removed the footnotes with the scissors wh

particular and the fact that you're playing at schools in my wallet me i mean i think you know harry morton a strategy that she regarded him as a republican presidential candidates and suggested it be great if we could be building more schools here in the united states actually than other countries could have done in terms are you know it was not. the limit you know the bad news and the money if you have mitt romney. there and leave it there citi corp released a new report this week predicting that india's trade economy will surpass the united states is the second largest economy in the world it's already a foregone conclusion that china will pass a switch jobs for the next couple of years so what can china and india have in common they both have protected economies that have an old falling for the free trade gimmick so what's the american economy falls to the top slot to third or even worse then what can we finally say that thirty years of trickle down and so-called free trade policies simply don't work or the republicans and so in many democrats very frankly just really want to become lik

morton step is all about civil rights for gay soldiers and it is a long. bat but scott walker what's wisconsin's republican governor up to now more of the same screwing over working families earlier this year walker's republican cohorts in the state legislature passed a budget bill gives walker the authority all by himself to cut four hundred sixty six million dollars out of the state's medicaid program screwing over poor people without any input from state representatives but to do bill did require public hearings to be held in new medicaid proposals so at least the public squares can be heard right not so much that was until last week when the new budget bill was passed again by republicans and now drops the requirement of public hearings so now walker can destroy medicaid from the comfort of his own office without answering to anyone in the state it's unclear when walker's coronation will be held and when he'll start demanding a red velvet throne in the governor's mansion oh it was last week and a very very ugly supreme court justice clarence thomas or

cast any aspersions due to the late financial crisis in america but also very close friends with morton wilder so she has an interesting circle. she comes for the venture and immediately falls in love and with the so-called nazi revolution. she finds it intoxicating and she was not alone. this was a very common view point* 1933. the argument was you could quarrel with the methods that he was restoring the nation's pride promising too drastically reduce unemployment and the night before it they gathered and they went to a dinner party at the very slang department of the crane plumbing dynasty he may not have realized it but having seen the crane logo staring at you from urinals around the country. [laughter] he has a party and mind you 1933 as the party winds down charles takes the new ambassador aside and says to him, let's hitler have his way it also arises dodd very directly not to happen a social interaction with jews while he is in berlin. looking at the dice through marvell, she finds herself in the fiber charismatic city and we always think of that world as drab, black and white b

there's music from the 1920s by the deliciously named "jelly roll" morton. ♪ ♪ >> marsalis: raconteurbenny carter, a founding father of the big band sound. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> marsalis: he is a great arranger and composer, great gentleman. we had the privilege of playing under him. but also a guy who could whip some behind if it needed to be whipped. >> safer: and the maestro himself, duke ellington... >> marsalis: the master from washington, d.c. >> safer: ...to marsalis and many others, the greatest american composer ever. >> marsalis: the broadest variety of pieces, the greatest depth of insight into the nature of the american character. a lover of our country and its people. >> safer: a quote from duke ellington, who says "by and large, jazz is like the kind of man you wouldn't want your daughter to associate with." >> marsalis: well, that's true, too. it deals with matters of romance. it deals with sexual things. >> safer: there is a certain seductive nature to the music. >> marsalis: man, if you don't have that, your music is not worth listening to. yeah, you have to have that edge. you ha