ramos' defense attorney says mr. ramos vehemently maintains his innocence. his boss trusted him so much that when he opened another location he took mr. ramos with him. that may be true. want his face shown. >> we're mad and very upset. we're happy he's behind bars. he's not going to do anything else to any other child. >> at least four victims that police know of. 12 and 14 years old. ramos according to the dojo, ramos was fired in february for financial irregularities and that's when the girls came forward. police are hoping anyone else will come forward now. >>> from queens to brooklyn, a little girl found lifeless in a bathtub there. tonight no official ruling on the cause of death. but police say it appears 2-year-old melody phang drowned in her home in sunset park. her parents are being interviewed by police. no charges have been filed. there's no history of abuse in that home. has been placed with child services. >>> streets flooded. a sinkhole swallowing a street hole. now a boil water advisory. crews are on the job tonight digging up the road, tryin

as far as mr. ramos is concerned, he seems to be on another planet. here's the factor record and you can look it up. everything is online. in the beginning of his campaign, i directly told donald trump that mexico would not, would not pay for the border wall. even if economic reprisals were taken against that country. simply put, no mexican politician could survive in office if he or she agreed to that i suggested to donald trump that a mass deportation of illegal aliens would tied up in federal courts for years, effectively shutting down the policy. same thing with temporarily barring muslims from entering the u.s.a. courts would block that=élp'd the hearings would take forever. we also investigated donald trump's statement about thousands of muslims in new jersey celebrating after the 9/11 attack. and found the statement to be exaggerated. in addition, i suggested to mr. trump that muslim nations are need to do defeat the jihadist and america would be wise not to alienate them. also, i told donald trump that john mccain is a hero, carly fiorina's ap

mr. ramos of colorado, he's pictured there next to his three lovely kids and wife, a native of honduras. he's been in the united states for over 13 years. his kids are american citizens. were born here. don't know any other country. he fled his home country to avoid persecution and extortion at the hands of local corrupt officials and gangs. he's married to a u.s. citizen. they have three young children together. he's a very successful business owner in my district. he and his wife employ 12 people. they make investments in our local community. we rely on them for jobs, for the services they provide. and yet the lack of any peace of mind presents -- prevents families like mr. ramos from reaching their full potential. every day kids come home from school and his wife worries that over something as minor as a tail light being out or speeding ticket mr. ramos could find himself in detention for an indefinite period of time. removed from his family. or even deported to another contry. which he does

you may remember that mr. ramosk "take a stand, lessons from rebels," and he joins us now in knox. we have spoken about this before. now that univision has really staked out an anti-trump position as far as immigration is concerned, i don't know what you feel about china or the terrorists stuff. >> i wouldn't say that but go ahead. >> you know, come on. you, as the leader over there, and then there was the lady in the debate, what was her name again? [inaudible] >> her comments were fairly poignant about donald trump bullying the immigrants. now, if he gets the nomination, can you cover him fairly since you are on theuo record as saying the guy is, you know, anti-immigrant bigot? >> i think we are covering fairly republicans and democrats. >> no, trump himself? >> i think we show that we can be tough on democrats. >> yes, you have shown that. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders. i think we are really tough on donald trump because what he is saying we cannot allow racism and discrimination to be normal. >> that's a

because she said to mr. ramos just as she has been saying for a year now.t nor received any email that was marked classified. we know and the f.b.i. knows and she knows that nothing is marked classified. yet she continues to mislead the questioner, thereby sending a dog whistle to the f.b.i. her natural inclination is not to tell the truth. bill: he said who gave you permission. is that the way to phrase it? judge napolitano: i don't know that i would have phrased it that way. but when she said i didn't need permission. bill: she is revealing there is no permission to be asked. it was permitted. judge napolitano: she is revealing an ignorance of the law. we are talking about who owns the email of a government worker when they pass on a government instrument. answer, the government does. and so when your emails are demanded, you can't hold back and say these are mine, these are yours. the government decide which are government and which are private. bill: you wrote in the "washington times" "hillary clinton's false hopes." why false? judge napolitano: if she

we'll have mr. ramos answer mr. romero's question. >> thank you very much. was posed a question as to the accept ability of non-territorial conflict between puerto rico and the united states. as in many things in politics and as my history of deference from the supreme court toward the political branches would suggest it is, but a question of political will. there is no political, constitutional, statutory or any other impediment for the united states to enter into a compact of association outside the territorial clause powers with puerto rico. it is only a question of political will. it is only a question as to whether the united states and puerto rico think it is the better option for both parties interested. so it's a political argument. it's an economic argument. it has legal components. for example, mr. pesquera brought the issue of u.s. citizenship which sometimes is a bull in a china shop. puerto ricans are u.s. born and u.s. citizens by birth, more accurately since 1941, more precise since 1952 which the current version of the immigration and natural

we'll have mr. ramos answer mr. romero's question. >> yes. thank you very much. i was posed a question as to the ability or acceptability of nonterritorial conflict between association of puerto rico and the united states. as in many things in politics and as my history of deference from the supreme court toward the political branches would suggest, it is but a question of political will. there is no political, constitutional, statutory or any other impediment for the united states to enter into a compact of association outside the territorial clause powers with pu puerto rico. it is only a question of political will. it is only a question as to whether the united states and puerto rico think it is the better option for both parties interested. so it's a political argument. it's an economic argument. it has legal components. for example, mr. pasquera brought the issue of u.s. citizenship, which sometimes is a bull in a china shop. puerto ricans are u.s. born -- are u.s. citizens by birth, more accurately since 1941, more precisely since 1952, which the current ve

. >> director brinkman director borden director ramos director rubke chairman nolan mr. chairman we have quorum pier 70 great, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room microphones set on vibrate caused interruption we respectfully ask they be turned off item 4 approval of the minutes. >> motion to approve. >> any further discussion? the i's have it. >> communications directors please be advised there will be no closed session today and also posted online an item are regarding 330 stockton it is not on the agenda today to we apologize for any confusion to the public 3 may have caused it will be brought to you at a future meeting any unfinished bus. >> director heinecke and i on the board knows a fatality only market street about a month ago and rally by the community before this meeting a letter september to director reiskin and copied to us asking for improvements with the person the wheelchair that was struck by a lef

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director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off item 4 approval of the minutes mr. chairman a member of the public that wishes to address you patrick. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan i'm patrick those minutes are met indicated that ms. bloomer refused last meeting to distribute any turn out i've requested even though i see director ramos cringing his e e neck to see the handout on the overhead display the monitor. >> as i testified you can't have 2 millions bused stops the muni bus zones which the october analysis showed 2 pointed 7 messenger percent of the shuttles were blocking suggesting 32 thousand obviously the sheer blockage of the shuttle buses have an adverse impact on the vulnerable pedestrians but more troubling ms. bloomer wrongly constituent my testimony at the end of the

ramos, thank you. >>> transcending politics are the sympathies and condolences pouring in for first lady nancy reagan. mrs. reagan will lie in repose tomorrow and thursday for public viewing before being buried friday at the ronald reagan presidential library next to her husband. the first lady will attend. mrs. reagan died sunday at her home in los angeles at the age of 94. >>> vice president joe biden is in the middle east this morning where he's promising that the u.s. will destroy and, quote, squeeze the heart of isis biden spoke before hundreds of service members at an air base near abu dhabi a main launching point there specifically targeting isis fighters. biden and his wife are set to visit israel, the west bank and jordan. >>> overnight the military revealing think details about a deadly drone strike hitting terrorists in somalia. a pentagon spokesman said more than 150 al shabaab militants were killed while preparing to launch a large-scale attack. it's the same group that detonated a bomb on a commercial passenger jet in somalia last month. >>> getting alarming new images from the epicenter of

. >> director brinkman director borden director ramos director rubke chairman nolan mr. chairman we have quorum pier 70 great, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room microphones set on vibrate caused interruption we respectfully ask they be turned off item 4 approval of the minutes. >> motion to approve. >> any further discussion? the i's have it. >> communications directors please be advised there will be no closed session today and also posted online an item are regarding 330 stockton it is not on the agenda today to we apologize for any confusion to the public 3 may have caused it will be brought to you at a future meeting any unfinished bus. >> director heinecke and i on the board knows a fatality only market street about a month ago and rally by the community before this meeting a letter september to director reiskin and copied to us asking for improvements with the person the wheelchair that was struck by a lef

. >> director ramos oh, first of all, congratulations mr. kennedy from the proposals on the citizens we know your easy to work with and your presentation which is good as folks who pay attention to this and hopefully not too many of you there are other hobbies in life i have stopped the spaed of the p u t is i say that, however, and note i think we need to be sensitive to the needs of people that find is harder to walk i'm not presume people find is difficult to go in stops and request why question why they don't walk and as i said in the the course of this trial e p those that know the folks if that becomes an issue please contact us elsewhere maybe help you to design or consider paratransit but i do think the process needs to speed up and stop spreading is a minor way to do it i'm interested in the fact that the transit lanes was rejected i'm a proponent of transit lines lanes i think that chestnut street is a different corridor for striping or red carpeting i know that bus line is different than the bused lines we're looking for red carpe

. >> director ramos oh, first of all, congratulations mr.ennedy from the proposals on the citizens we know your easy to work with and your presentation which is good as folks who pay attention to this and hopefully not too many of you there are other hobbies in life i have stopped the spaed of the p u t is i say that, however, and note i think we need to be sensitive to the needs of people that find is harder to walk i'm not presume people find is difficult to go in stops and request why question why they don't walk and as i said in the the course of this trial e p those that know the folks if that becomes an issue please contact us elsewhere maybe help you to design or consider paratransit but i do think the process needs to speed up and stop spreading is a minor way to do it i'm interested in the fact that the transit lanes was rejected i'm a proponent of transit lines lanes i think that chestnut street is a different corridor for striping or red carpeting i know that bus line is different than the bused lines we're looking for red carpeti

. >> director brinkman director borden director ramos director rubke chairman nolan mr. chairman we have quorum pier 70 great, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room microphones set on vibrate caused interruption we respectfully ask they be turned off item 4 approval of the minutes. >> motion to approve. >> any further discussion? the i's have it. >> communications directors please be advised there will be no closed session today and also posted online an item are regarding 330 stockton it is not on the agenda today to we apologize for any confusion to the public 3 may have caused it will be brought to you at a future meeting any unfinished bus. >> director heinecke and i on the board knows a fatality only market street about a month ago and rally by the community before this meeting a letter september to director reiskin and copied to us asking for improvements with the person the wheelchair that was struck by a lef

. >> director brinkman director borden director ramos director rubke chairman nolan mr. chairman we have quorum pier 70 great, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room microphones set on vibrate caused interruption we respectfully ask they be turned off item 4 approval of the minutes. >> motion to approve. >> any further discussion? the i's have it. >> communications directors please be advised there will be no closed session today and also posted online an item are regarding 330 stockton it is not on the agenda today to we apologize for any confusion to the public 3 may have caused it will be brought to you at a future meeting any unfinished bus. >> director heinecke and i on the board knows a fatality only market street about a month ago and rally by the community before this meeting a letter september to director reiskin and copied to us asking for improvements with the person the wheelchair that was struck by a lef

mrs. smith, believe that you have politicized this. you heard reaction of the crowd to jorge ramos's question. they started booing. they didn't really want him to go there but he did ask the question. there are those in the democratic party that feel that are doing this for political purposes. what would you say to them? >> what political purposes? all i wanted is for hillary to tell me what happened. what's political about that? i think that as a mother i deserve to know. and as a woman, as she says, she always talks about a woman, i am a woman too. i think i deserve to know why my son is dead. what was the reasoning behind this? can't anybody there, anybody, anybody from my government tell me, what happened? the only thing i know is the security guards that were there, that were shot and killed, they're the ones that told me, everything that i, pretty much know. because hillary won't. and it was her department. and i even asked her, this was your department, hillary. why don't, why? she said, she wasn't told. trish: mrs. smith, what about other family members, have they been contac

. >> director brinkman director borden director ramos director rubke chairman nolan mr. chairman we have quorum pier 70 great, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room microphones set on vibrate caused interruption we respectfully ask they be turned off item 4 approval of the minutes. >> motion to approve. >> any further discussion? the i's have it. >> communications directors please be advised there will be no closed session today and also posted online an item are regarding 330 stockton it is not on the agenda today to we apologize for any confusion to the public 3 may have caused it will be brought to you at a future meeting any unfinished bus. >> director heinecke and i on the board knows a fatality only market street about a month ago and rally by the community before this meeting a letter september to director reiskin and copied to us asking for improvements with the person the wheelchair that was struck by a lef

ramos. >> sounds like we have a there is a motion and a second mr. kennedy can i ask you a couple of questions the big theme we're seeing we recognize that sometimes, we can't put those projects in as originally brought to the public we get feedback and changes i want to clarify this one is not a pedestrians high injury situation along this corridors; correct? >> correct. so you so again, the responses to the proposal is not the responded we were having in 5 or 10 years with the lombard corridor we'll keep in mind we'll continue to make changes from the riding public or the neighborhood public in 5 or 10 years wants to see those changes. >> correct we're we don't had had monitor. >> and not walk away the idea the traffic lights i think that peter central subway brought i know that on residential streets the traffic lights there are is a feeling they'll change the character the streets it is not so much will it be safer it changes the nature of the streets we had that concerns with the 5 route i believe we're profiling with the traffic kirnz for one o

ramos stood up to ask a question without being called upon. >> i have a question about immigration -- >> okay, who's next? yeah, please. >> mr. trump, i have a question. >> excuse me, sit down. you weren't called. sit down. >> again, exactly what we've been waiting for. people did not fly all the way to dubuque to listen to you read from your little speech and that's exactly what jorge ramos was doing. he was reading from a speech. trump had him thrown out. it was great. and then trump invited him back in and took his question. >> yes. good. absolutely. good. absolutely. good to have you back. >> thank you very much. >> there is an illusion within the american press that the people cherish what we do. i've got news for you. if they find somebody who's going to give us a punch in the nose or a black eye, they're cheering them on, and that's what happened. trump knew what he was doing. >> so the jorge ramos confrontation, you know, worked well with his base. that represented why it is very possible for trump to win the nomination but impossible for him to win the election. any republican candidate needs to get at least 40% of t

mrs. clinton's investigation? sandra: >> i mean it is incredibly serious. almost no one thinks it is not serious except for hillary clinton herself. when she sat there said it was permitted. ramos went after her a bit but i can't believe he let that answer go by. it was absolutely not permitted. no one says it was. that is an insane answer. i'm shocked she got away with it. they pressed her pretty hard. i thought her answer was clever, i'm not going to answer the question. that is smart way to brush it off. sandra: not just the moderator let her off, bernie sanders continues to let her off. he is not pressing her. his words were during the debate the process will take its course. >> democrats just don't find this that interesting to be frank with her. sandra: that is sad. really sad. >> it is the truth. so it doesn't play politically. bernie sanders core supporters don't think this is a big issue. hillary clinton supporters don't think this is a big issue. republicans think it's a big issue, it would be if it blew up. andrea: harris she took a little different tact again last night, hillary clinton. she as new excuse, new plea with voters to look at her more of as human. take a