en busca de acariciar el sueno americano--nayeli cÁ vez- --el senador democrata de "pacoima" "alex padillar dos proyectos de ley para poner fin a la proliferacÓn de telefonos celulares y otros aparatos de comunicacÓn en las prisiones de california.--"padilla" se mostro confiado de que, contrario a lo que ocurrio con "arnold scwarzenegger" el gobernador electo "jerry brown" apoyara la medida, pues a decir del legislador, en su papel de procurador se entero de primera uemano que los preso usan estos dispositivos inalambricos para dirigir actividades criminales hacia el exterior.--las leyes actuales no contemplan sanciones por el trafico de celulares en las prisiones. --esta maÑana dieron inicio los trabajos de demolicion de la antigua terminal transbay de san francisco.--muy temprano, una enorme grua comenzo a echar abajo la pared frontal de la antigua sede, mientras una multitud de espectadores aguardaban a lo largo de la calle "mission", para presenciar este momento historico que dara paso a un moderno complejo unico en el oeste del pais.--la fase de demolicion tomara 8 meses y dara trabaj

. >> el senador alex padilla presentará dos proyectos de ley contra los celulares. >> jerry brown apoyaeos usen celulares en las prisiones. >> una grúa empezó a arrollar la pared frontal de una sede , lo que dará paso a un centro que q dará trabajo a miles de personas . >> un millón de pies , habrá un parque arriba, un tren . >> en agosto del 2017 será inaugurado este proyecto . >> y 4 trenes nuevos se detendrán entre san josñ y san francisco , dejando suprimidas varias paradas y deteniñndose solo en las más importantes . >> fue detenido en mñxico el sicario más joven, identificado como edgar 'el ponchis', de 14 años. . >> fue detenido en un aeropuerto de morelos , por los agentes estadounidenses . >> trabajaba en un cartel desde los 11 años junto a su hermana que era la novia de uno de los líderes, y ella junto a otra mujer se deshacían de los cuerpos . >> y en mñxico detalles sobre las revelaciones de wikileaks . >> esta información es reservada. >> los documentos filtrados responden a visiones parciales , unexactas y descontextualizadas. >> preocupa como afectaría al presidente felip

with a cell phone his influence could be felt again, fears state senator at ex padilla. >> my god. need to wait for? what else do we need to see? when charles manson has a cell phone in california state prison, we know we have a problem. >> reporter: while not illegal, cell phones are considered contraband in california prisons. visitors and even corrections department staff members have been caught bringing them in. 1,400 were found in 2007, skyrocketing to 8,675 this year. for the past three years padilla has sponsored a bill to toughen the penalties on inmates caught with a communications device. and anyone caught trying to smuggle one in. the fine alone could be $5,000. he says the dangers posed by cell phone-possessing criminals should make getting a new law on the books a priority. >> we don't suspect. we know in fact that from inside prison walls inmates are trafficking drugs out on the streets, they're ordering hits. they're certainly controlling gang activity. >> reporter: cell phones are now illegal in federal prisons. but california lawmakers and even governor schwarzene

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una padilla blanca que continúa para miles de pensón especialpara quienes siguen atrapados en los aeropuertosue el cierre de las terminales aéreas. en boston y filadelfia. llegó a la kacancelación de máse 5.000 vuelos. y está provocando un auténtico caos. y hay molesti entre los residentes cuyos vecindarios se encuentran todavía cubiertos de nieve. isolda pegro nuestra corresponsal en new york. nos tiene los casos d algunas personas afectadas por esta tormenta. la saludamos isolda, buenas tardes. adelante. >>>isolda: buenas tardes rogeo, para que tengan una idea 3 días después de la mega tormenta del 2010, aquí en new york, la ciudadue nunca duerme, capital del mundo, hay calles que no han sido limpiadas. por aquí no ha pasado una remolca dora de nieve como pueden ver en este condado de queens. hay mucha gente quejándose de que cómo es posible que la capital del mundo 3 días después de la tormenta, continúe sumergida bajo nieve. >>> don Álvaro ayala, describe una palabra, la nieve que 3 días después de la tormenta, fue removida de la calle donde vive. >>> entre las quejas de la lentitudue las

the move by state senator alex padilla comes following reports last week that convicted killer charles manson was caught with a cell phone last year. prison officials say manson made calls and sent text messages from a state prison. he says cell phones that are smuggled into prisons and get into the hands of inmates can lead to a variety of problems on the outside. >> we know they are being used to orchestrate hits on the outside, to deal with drug trafficking, to intimidate witnesses. >> it's against prison rules for inmates to use cell phones but it is not illegal. this year more than 7000 cell phones have been discovered at state correctional facilities. >>> this is usually a crucial time for mexico tourism with american visitors heading south to see family or take a vacation. but the relentless violence in parts of mexico has some rethinking their travel plans. ktvu's robert handa has more from san jose. >> reporter: this flight to mexico took off from san jose international airport this afternoon and travelers say there were plenty of seat. that's not what mexico or travel agents

reporting from o'hare airport, anita padilla, back to you. >> gretchen: thanks very much.ven for minnesota standards. joining us from minneapolis is governor tim because paw lente. good morning. >> good morning. you probably remember some of those snowfalls from your childhood very well. >> gretchen: i do. but even this storm was hung for them, but the ramification was that the dome collapsed. luckily they had canceled the game before, but what is going to happen to the dome? >> well, i think they're assessing that now. but it has collapsed in the past. they think they'll have it repaired and back up. but the dome was built in 1986. they were pushing for a new stadium, so that will push the request. >> brian: that's something you don't have to deal with now. perhaps you want to be president if you don't want to be governor. you understand what states will be going through and it is getting their state budgets in line. they got to balance them. but they can't unless they can go and look at the pensions and deal with the public service unions. >> that's exactly right. the la

we found that they had no confidence in those padilla findings. there have been no military incidents perpetrated since 2001. what does that matter? because you need to have been responsible for currently being involved in terrorist activity, terrorism capability or intent. but there is no current involvement. therefore, the designation should fall. just as the people referred to people of ashrab, i'll let the said to them -- i would like to say to them that we are all iraqis today. thank you. [applause] >> thank you to the panel again. i want to thank you very much for your very important and cogent remarks on this incredibly important topic and for providing them in a timely manner so that we can spend some time now on questions. the questions i will judge to identify and take verses from the media. please identify yourself first and the organization your wit. let's go to questions. sir. >> last week, we heard from someone from the administration, gary fell more, that suggested that they will be -- not only the united states were working with u.