muÑoz dijo que el presidente no tiene la autoridad para suspender deportaciones , pero explic que eluridad nacional explic que ice tiene autoridad para priorizarlas. s.o.t. melissa mullins 11:30:17 what do you say to legal immigrants when you see other taking advantage of benefits such as health care, education. esta ciudadana, quien dijo que sus ancestros inmigraron legalmente desde irlanda e italia, pregunt que le dicen a inmigrantes legales cuando otros toman ventaja de beneficios de cuidado mdico y educacin que deben ser para ciudadanos americanos. s.o.t. vo biden 11:40:20 first of all they don't qualify for health care. el vicepresident e contest que sus ancestros tambin escaparon la hambruna de la pap en irlanda, pero que no todos inmigraron legalmente.. y aclar que los indocumentad os no califican para servicios mdicos. concluyeron que estudios indican que el pais se beneficiara economica y politicamente de una reforma.. cu - peluffo outro por cierto, el senado ya cu - peluffo outro por cierto, el senado ya aprobo un proyecto de ley de reforma migratoria, pero los republicanos

which is nothing. >> when we met him, munoz was in the level 6 maximum security yard serving two lifeentences for two murders. >> i shot one, and i strangled the other in this county jail. both of them i'm doing life sentences for, as i should. you can't go in a civil society, go around killing people and not expect to be punished for it. >> you must have known that while you were strangling the guy in the jail. >> sure i knew it. but as a gang banger i elected to step out of society's normal bounds, customs, mannerisms and rules. i chose to live in a world where we created our own rules, our own society. >> there wasn't an ounce of denial in frederico's account of his behavior. he was very honest and forthright about what he had done. he also utilized poetry to express it. >> it takes a person of character to live a life that's just and as i sit in prison for that life i really lust. i look back over my shoulder amazed at what i see. a life of utter bull [ bleep ], no wonder i'm not free. >> i was really dying to know what has caused a man who had so much obvious potential to commit

. >> eso fue en noviembre del 2012, en febrero del 2010 Ángel muñoz desapareció sin dejar rastros, muñoz doy a ninguna madre, de no dormir ni comer. >> son dos de los 14 casos que investiga y representa el abogado miguel Ángel roseti, abogado de los muertos, es que pareciera ser que es uno de los pocos que preciona a las autoridades por secuestros y crímenes, dice que deben responder por esto. >> han tenido pruebas y evidencias y la autoridad es omisa. >> vimos una esperanza por primera vez. >> el procurador declinó ser entrevistado y hasta el cierre no habían contestado las preguntas por escrito. >> en cuernavaca morelos méxico. >> los venezolanos s epreparan para acudir a las votaciones municipales, son claves para medir el respaldo a los dos bandos, henrique capriles dijo que hay que saber ganar y perder. >> en miami se exponen muchas obras en la mayor muestra de arte del país, muchos artistas acá quedan por fuera, vamos con los detalles. >> es quizás una de las semanas más coloridas de miami, hermosas esculturas y facinantes pinturas, es que esto puede convertir a un artista en millo

host: carlo munoz?guest: i think the caller expressible in the forest -- frustration that is going on in the aftermath of the arab spring, that whole movement came into the region. you saw a lot of these demonstrations early on kind of inspire so much hope and promise and now you're seeing sort of the fallout from that. process, as the caller mentioned, in egypt, in syria, and in libya. it is one of those things where it gained the momentum all on its own, and now certain -- and has now become the situation worth -- where people are true to take advantage of that opening or kind of move this momentum towards a certain political slant or direction. and thatessy process, is what we're dealing with. host: a headline -- guest: i think, with this example of this most recent attack, it highlights the increasing sort of instability in the country. there has been a lot of turmoil there, beginning with the arab spring. most recently with the former president mohamed morsi, who was removed from peril or another i

. >> reporter: erick munoz found his pregnant wife marlise unconscious in their living room just two days before thanksgiving. he says doctors suspect she may have suffered a pulmonary embolism, and has been on life support ever since. >> we talked about it. we're both paramedics, we've seen things out in the field and, you know, we both knew that we didn't want to be on life support. >> reporter: but john peter smith hospital won't let munoz end marlise's life, because a texas law prevents doctors from removing life support from pregnant patients. but in california, the roles are reversed. time is running out for the family of 13-year-old jahi mcmath. a judge ruling children's hospital oakland can take the teen off life support tomorrow evening. mcmath's family said she went into cardiac arrest following a routine tonsillectomy december 9th. the family hopeful a new york facility will accept the young girl after two california care homes withdrew their offers to admit the teen. >> we'll have to go in court and we'll have to buy time. we're going have to do this by any means necessar

. >> host: welcome, ambassador heraldo munoz. i want to start with the obvious question. what made you decide to write the book reign. >> guest: immediately after i reported to the secretary general, there was a change in government in my country and the country of chile. until i had free time first. second, there were a lot interested in the story. .. dry report and tell the people of the united states, pakistan ask the world -- and the world what had transpired during the investigation which was as important as what we actually wrote in the report. that's what led me to do that. and then there was also a personal commitment to the story of benazir bhutto, because she had, in a sense, put her life at risk. and she knew that there were threats against her life. and nevertheless, there were high values for her, the recovery of democracy in pakistan, the idea of making the radicalization in pakistan a thing of the past controlling the armed forces and the part of the civilian government. all of that was very close to my own experience because i was a dissident against a dic

>> lieutenant munoz still sees challenges ahead. >> like i said, he's young, first time.s hard for him to understand how he is supposed to maintain an attitude and protect himself at the same time and not look weak. it's an ongoing process that never stops. >>> coming up -- >> love you. >> you sort of get used to it. it sort of gets like a daily routine and everything. >> an inmate's wife watches her husband grow old behind bars. >> she's everything. i don't know how to say it any more than that. i'm just crazy about her. now that is the smile i was waiting for. reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ camera shutter clicks ] now, that's cardworthy. [ man ] all right. here we go. ♪ cardworthy. [ camera shutter clicks ] cardworthy. [ beeping ] [ camera shutter clicks ] s

last month erick munoz found wife unconscious on the floor inside their home.ushed to a hospital, but it was too late. >> catherine: doctors suspect she suffered from a pulmonary embolism.a blockage of an the artery in the lung. and now -- the hospital won't let munoz honor his wife's wishes and remove her from a ventilator. >> catherine: that's because marlise is 18-weeks pregnant. and texas law specifically protects the life of a fetus in its health and safety code. >> catherine: munoz says he wants time to grieve with their 14 month old son mateo - he understands his fight is unpopular, but maintains it's deeply rooted in love for his wife. >>i can't say enough about her, and everything i do will be for her. i can't do her justice, she is for her she was a great women >> catherine: the hospital says it's just following the state laws of texas -- saying it has a responsibility of making sure the hospital follow state and federal laws. when it comes to providing care for its patients. >> catherine: coming up at 5:30. christmas shopping crunch. where you can fi

the program's about an hour. >> host: welcome, ambassador munoz. it's a pleasure to be here with you today talking about your new book. i wanted to start with the obvious question, which is what made you decide to write the book? >> guest: well, it was an intense experience that i had in pakistan investigating the assassination of benazir bhutto, and immediately after i delivered the report to the secretary general, there was a change in government in my country, in chile. i was the ambassador of chile to the united nations. i'm a political appointee, and a new government came in of the opposition, so i had free time, first. and second, there were a lot of publishing houses interested in this story behind the scenes, beyond the report. and i took some notes, and i decided that i could write something a bit more exciting than a dry report and tell the people of the united states, pakistan ask the world -- and the world what had transpired during the investigation which was as important as what we actually wrote in the report. that's what led me to d

on january 10, 2012, the president promoted cecelia munoz to be the new director of his domestic policy council. she previously served as senior vice president of la raza and took very extreme views, frankly. she should not be the person. we need an objective person in that position, not an advocate for really undermining a law. goodness. on january 7 -- i'm not saying that this is a bad person. she's a perfectly legitimate to be an advocate for amnesty or open borders. it's a free country. but they ought not to be put in a top position where the duty is to enforce the law. on january 17 of 2012, d.h.s. stopped the rollout of the secure communities act in alabama, according to a d.h.s. e-mail, because the administration disagrees with alabama's immigration law. they just quit cooperating on a basic event. on january of 2012, i.c.e. attorneys in denver and baltimore recommended the agency voluntarily close 1,600 removal cases resulting in the release of illegal aliens already in proceedings without consequence of their violation of immigration laws. on january 19, 2012, the president iss

it's a crushing decision texas paramedics eric and marlise munoz hoped they would never have to makecs, we've seen things in the field. we both knew we didn't want to be on life support. >> reporter: last month, munoz found his wife collapsed and unconscious on the floor inside their home. she was rushed to the hospital but it was too late. doctors suspect she suffered from a pulmonary embolism. >> we reached the point where, you know, you wish your wife's body would stop. >> reporter: the hospital won't let munoz honor his wife's wishes and hdisconnect the ventilator. >> texas has taken the approach of an expansive view of police power, specifically that the state has a compelling interest in preserving the life of its unborn citizens. and that interest is superior to even the interest of the remaining family that might be charged with raising an ill child. >> reporter: the hospital says it's just following the state laws of texas. >> we have a responsibility of making sure that we follow the laws, whether they are state or federal, when it comes to providing care to patients and th

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. >>> esta foto refleja de momentos de seguridad de una familia de origen hispano de texas erick muÑozhospital, muerta clÍnicamente pero viva por un ventilador mecÁnico si estaba en esa situaciÓn la desconectara. >>> hablamos sobre eso, ambos somos paramÉdicos y vimos muchos casos asÍ. sabÍamos que no queriamos que nos mantuvieran vivos con manas dijo erick. pidiÓ a los doctores que la desconecten, tiene 18 aÑos de embarazo y las leyes de texas son claras al respecto y se lo impiden. el cÓdigo de salud y seguridad de ese estado indica que a una persona no se le puede retirar ni negar tratamiento para mantener la viva si estÁ embarazada. >>> tenemos la responsabilidad de seguir las leyes estatales y federales en cuanto a proveer atenciÓn mÉdica a los pacientes y eso es lo que estamos haciendo en este caso. dijo jake vocera del hospital john peters smith. es difÍcil llegar. que el cuerpo de tu posa deje de funcionar y cree que el bebe que lleva su esposa en el vientre pudo sufrir las consecuencia por falta de oxÍgeno y nutrientes cuando su esposa sufriÓ el par respiratorio. cuando cumpla

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. >> it's a crushing decision texas paramedics eric and mar lease munoz hoped they would never have to. >> we talked about it. we're both paramedics and seen things out in the field. we both few we didn't want to be on life support. >> last month, he found his wife collapsed and unconscious on the floor inside their home. she was rushed to a hospital but it was too late. doctors suspect she suffered from a pulmonary embolism. >> reached the point where you know, you wish that your would i have wife's body would stop. >> but the hospital won't let him honor his wife's wishes and remove her ventilator. the reason? mar lis is 1 weeks pregnant and texas law specifically protects the life of a fetus and its health and safety code. >> texas has taken the approach of an expansive view of police power specifically that the state has a compelling interest in preserving the life of its unborn citizens. and that interest is it superior to even the interests of the remaining family that might be charged with raising an ill child. >> the hospital says it's just following the state laws of texas. >>

eric moon owe's wife has been on -- munoz's wife has been on life support. she is 18 weeks pregnant and texas law specifically protects the life of a fetus in its health and safety code. >> we talked about it. we were both paramedics. we've seen things out in the field. and you know, we -- we both knew that we didn't want to be on life support. we reached the point where you know, you wish that your wife's body would stop. >> the hospital says it is just following the state laws of texas. the husband says he understands the fight is unpopular but maintains it's deeply rooted in love for his wife. >>> unexpectedly large increase in orders for manufactured foods helped push stock prices higher on wall street on the chord day of trade -- short day of trading on christmas eve. everything is green and up. because of the holiday trading will remain closed of course tomorrow on christmas day. >>> and of course we're following santa as he makes his journey all around the world. he's a busy guy right now. and right now he's headed for lithuania. just got out of latvi

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assistant secretary general herral do munoz on the international inquiry he led into the assassination of former pakistani prime minister benazir bhutto, sunday night at 9 on "after words." >> and coming in january, "in depth" with radio talk show host mark levin will take your questions for three hours sunday, january 5th, all part of booktv, weekend on c-span2. and online for this month's booktv book club, we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month join other readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on book club to enter the chat room. .. >> in a number of aspects of my life and constantly being available although i enjoy you on in yourself of. i appreciate it. i want to talk for 5920 minutes and i would like to start. my job with the n.y.p.d. and how we change my internal compass. i've had a strange occurrence with a young man in the book then i would like to delve into the people that i dealt with -- met with a and want to leave it with my sense of frustration the reason i left and the battle between my ex

she is pregnant. 33-year-old marlise munoz was found unconscious and the law says if she is pregnant, pull can't be pulled regardless of her wishes. >> we talked about it. we are both paramedics. we have seen things out in the field. we both knew that we didn't want to be on life support. >> we have a responsibility of making sure that we follow the laws, whether they are state or federal, when it comes to providing care to patients and that is what we are doing in this case. >> we have reached the point where, you know, you wish that your wife's body would stop. >> marlise is about 18 weeks pregnant and could be several more weeks before doctors could make a decision about taking the fetus out. >>> coming up on "new day" krans kate will talk with dr. arthur kaplin about this story. "new day" starts right now. >>> it will be a miracle. i got the linchpin on the first try. >> dangerous mission. astronauts step out into a volunteer. a critical space walk five plus hours and exposed to conditions you will not believe. we have it live. >>> mission accomplished so says edward snowden speak

circumstances, a sentence lawyer dennis munoz estanley plans to >> woodruff: now, to el salvador, homesome of the strictest anti-abortion laws in the world. newshour special correspondent fred de sam lazaro reports on what it means for women there when abortion is considered murder, without exception. a version of this story originally aired on the pbs program "religion and ethics newsweekly." >> reporter: farm laborer elias cruz, an agricultural laborer, took the day off recently to visit his daughter's pro bono attorney. >> ( translated ): i was just talking to her. she feels her case has been abandoned. they did not investigate as they should have to get concrete evidence. >> reporter: 19-year-old glenda cruz was recently sentenced to ten years in prison after her pregnancy ended under suspicious circumstances. >> maybe it's because she is in prison that she is was alone. >> across town at the medical legal department, dr. jose magonya has no doubt this was a case of infanticide. >> she is in prison because of an abortion. it's absolutely false what she said. what happens is, when s

one of the stories in my book is a woman named claudia munoz, an immigrant from mexico who ended up becomingn my organization, ro to c. and when she was in graduate school in houston, texas, she worked at the ihop earning $2.13 an hour. now, the law says that restaurants are supposed to make sure that tips make up the difference between that tip minimum wage of 2.13 and the regular minimum wage of 7.25. the u.s. department of labor reports an 84% violation rate with regard to employers actually making up that difference. and, in fact, in claudia's case, the ihop, mega corporate that it is and even though it is legal, said to claudia we don't want to have to be held liable for making sure that tips make up that difference, so we're going to report that you're earning $7.25 regardless of what you actually earn. which means claudia was taxed at 7.25, and like most tipped workers, received a pay stub every week that said this is not a paycheck. and it says zero. because when you earn 2.13 or 3.63 as any tipped worker will know, your wages are so low, they go entirely to taxes, and you live off o

cecilia munoz from the white house, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> it's a pivotal time. 2013r for women in general, including a woman who is on the top of the pop charts this week, and who is always getting people talking about what it means to be a strong, independent woman. ♪ ♪ who won the world girls ♪ >> back with us to discuss feminism in 2013, ann a holmes, liz plank for policy, article on the most iconic memo inconsistent moments of the year has gone viral, 1.1 million views. congratulations on that. and my colleague, msnbc anchor, krystal ball. let's start with beyonce. anna, she was saying just today in describing this album of hers now really burning up the charts, sometimes you lose and you're never too good to lose, never too big to lose. my message, she says, behind this album was finding the beauty in imperfection. is that a feminist message? >> i'm not sure that any one thing counts as a feminist message. i think that's an interesting message she sent. but in terms of beyonce's feminism, what is more striking is the way she is rewriting the narratives about wom

one of the stories in my book is a woman named claudia muÑoz an immigrant from mexico who ended up becoming my organization. when she was in graduate school in houston texas she worked at the ihop earning $2.13 an hour. now, the law says that restaurants are supposed to make sure that tips make up the difference between that tipped minimum wage of $2.13 in the regular minimum wage of $7.25. the u.s. department of labor report and 84% violation rates with regard to employers actually making up that difference and in fact in claudia's case the ihop mega-corporation even though it is legal said we don't want to be held liable for making sure that tips make up that difference so we are going to report that you are earning $7.25 regardless of what you actually earn. which means claudia was taxed at $7.25 and received a paste of every week is said this is not a paycheck. when you earn $2.13 or $3.63 your wages are so low they go entirely to taxes and you live off of your tips. claudia lived off of her tips which were sometimes $5 an hour, sometimes $4 an hour and sometimes $0 an hour when she was

assistant secretary-general heralo munoz on the investigation he led into the former pakistani primenister benazir bhutto. >> mark levin will take your question for three hours beginning on sunday, january 5. and online, for this month will .v book club we want to know what your favorite books of 2013 were. join other readers to discuss the notable books of 2013. whip dick durbin talked about education and immigration, and mainly the senate was talking about the 2014 defense authorization bill. republicans tried to tackle the measure. it is possible we may see both on that bill later in the senate. senate majority leader harry reid said this afternoon that he will push to confirm only the first four of 10 nominees on whom you has filed. one of those is janet yellen to lead the federal reserve. it bipartisan group of senators has offered a bill that would impose additional sanctions on iran. on the issue of iran, as talks continue between the world's major powers, one of the key sticking points has been the except of a level of uranium the richmond -- uranium enrichment. robert einhor

our guest will be carlo munoz.by author andned george mason university presidential historian richard norton smith. "washington journal geek alive every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span -- atrnal," alive every morning 7:00 a.m. eastern here at c- span. >> putting you in the room at weiss have have -- white house e vents. a public service of private industry. c-span, created by the cable tv industry and funded by her local cable or satellite provider. and now you can watch us in hd. next on c-span, our year in review looks at the federal budget and government shutdown, followed by a senate congress committee hearing on marketing consumer information. talk, members of congress about the need for more women in congress. >> the beginning of october 2013 was a perfect storm of politics and policy with implementation of many elements of the health care law and the beginning of the new fiscal year. there was a 16 day government shutdown as a result. on the next hour of c-span's year in review, we bring you some

assistant secretary-general heraldo munoz on the international inquiry he led into the assassinationormer pakistani prime minister benazir bhutto. >> coming in january, "in depth" with mark levin. he will take your calls. online, we want to know what your favorite books are through 2013. go to booktv.org and click on book club to enter the chat room. "> "washington journal continues. host: we want to welcome back to the table thomas mann, who is the co-author of "it's even worse than it looks," along with his co-author, norman ornstein, resident scholar at american enterprise institute. thomas mann is with the brookings institution. we are halfway through the hundred and 13th congress, and they have not passed a lot of legislation, but it looks like they will have a two-year budget deal on the table. thomas mann, what do you think? guest: we should give thanks that in almost the final act of this congress, they followed our advice -- first, do no more harm. it has been a quite destructive year in congress. at the end, they agreed to disagree on the big differences to not the parties

assistant secretary general herral do munoz on the international inquiry he led into the assassination of former pakistani prime minister benazir bhutto, sunday night at 9 on "after words." >> and coming in january, "in depth" with radio talk show host mark levin will take your questions for three hours sunday, january 5th, all part of booktv, weekend on c-span2. and online for this month's booktv book club, we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throut