take anchor live take pkg 45:04 ha llorado hemos platicado 45:07 myrna melgar dice que su amiga eliana lopez, la autorizo a publicar esta pagina editorial en el periodico guardian, mientras ella esta en venezuela. sot myrna melgar 45:24 el domingo se fue para venezuela porque ya no puede, emocionalmente esta muy cansada 45:29 en ella cuestiona la forma como la sociedad esta enfrentando los casos de violencia domestica. 46:50 la violencia domestica es una cosa muy seria, pero no todo lo serio tiene que ser llevado a la policía 46:56 ross mirkarimi, el esposo de eliana, fue convicto de un cargo menor relacionado a violencia intrafamiliar y suspendido despues de su puesto como sheriff de san francisco. 45:49 lo que hemos hecho nosotros como sociedad es criminalizar esto, mas y mas severamente que 45:56 hasta lo mas pequeñito es caso criminal 45:59 myrna en lo particular dice que sufrio violencia intrafamiliar por parte de su papa lo que provoco que hasta ella se fuera de su casa, pero dice recibieron consejeria, apoyo y su papa cambio. 55:05 por eso es que estoy yo aquí, porque si hubiera

commissioner hechanova: myrna. the group of commissioners view will be serving during your tour -- term will be well appreciated not only by this city but also by the staff. the category of serving this great city is also a great honor, so thank you very much. commissioner melgar: thank you. i'm glad to be here. commissioner hechanova: i would also like to express not only my thanks, but also from the other commissioners, and adding the thank you to chris romero who has provided his valuable time and along with that his expertise in some of the issues that have come before the bic. thank you very much. looking forward to seeing you here in the city and also having coffee or some other beverage of choice in the near term. would also like to express that a couple of items -- there are some hong kong building officials that are here in the city that have undertaken to know more about how the best service for electrical and mechanical systems that the city has provided -- our fair city, with the help of that, they will

--ella le otorgo permiso a su amiga myrna melgar, ex ayudante legislativa del supervisor eric mar, paraescribir una carta que se publico en el "bay guardian" misma que lopez public esta maÑana en la pagina de "la casa de las madres" organizacion contra la violencia intrafamiliar, en facebook. --esta fundacion ha pedido al esposo de eliana ... renunciar a su puesto de jefe de alguacil de san francisoc del cual por el momento fue suspendido por el alcalde ed lee. cu - anchor ---la ciudad de gilroy se viste de luto para darle el ultimo adis a una mujer hispana y sus 2 hijos. ---los 3 fallecieron hace 2 semanas cuando abel gutierrez asesin a su propia madre, a su hermana y posteriorment e se suicid. ---la familia culpa al gobierno por las muertes. ---mayra tostado prepar este reportaje. 0:01 - 0:05 0:17 - 0:20 0:30 - 0:33 0:35 - 0:39 1:18 - 1:22 1:45 - 1:48 1:50 - 1:57 take pkg ---en medio de canticos, lagrimas y un gran dolor, decenas de personas llegaron hoy a la iglesia santa maria en gilroy para darle el ultimo adios a martha gutierrez de 52 aÑos y a sus dos hijos lucero y abel.. sot el

staying in an unlicensed day care with 22 other children and two adults, now two workers, n, where -- myrna and another face charges of child endangermen. >> a d.c. student is recovering after being stabbed in the eye with a pencil and that happend this morning. a fellow student was arrested for that assault. >>> d.c. marking the anniversary of the downtown siege by a group of hanathys imus limb, leaving one person dead and two people shot, including marion barry. >> reporter: it was a day that d.c. stood still. about a dozen members of a then- little known muslim sect took control of three buildings, including city hall, killed a whur reporter and shooting at two others, one an officer and marion barry. we have videos and this is from that documentary called the nine lives of marion barry and shows how scary and this is not the video. it was scary and chaotic that day. the armed gunman took over what was called the district building and the headquarters and islamic center of washington. among the demands, a release of convicted murderers who killed relatives. and we talked to couple men ba

i want to turn to you, myrna, on this.in another. that there are these different state laws and we were talking a bit about this notion that it ends up being a self-disenfranchising. in other words, because e ex-felons don't always know whether in their state it they can vote, often they don't snow up to register. >> what happens is because we have a patch work of state policies you have some states like virginia where it doesn't matter what you did, how long ago it was, how old you were, if you have a felony conviction in your past, you are unable to vote unless you are specifically pardoned. then you have states like maine and vermont where you're allowed to vote from prison. and when you have that kind of pat patchwork, people run into trouble about knowing what their actual state law is. for example, in new york you can vote if you're on probation but not if you're on parole. that leads to a great deal of confusion among many. so having this uncertainty and this patchwork of policy leads to people believing that they a