be less isolated and have more privileges. >> padilla, what's up man?>> i want to go back, you know what i'm saying. i don't want to be in this place no more. this place is not for me. >> if you go back to main line, you're not going to have any issues, no problems? >> i ain't got a problem with nobody. i've been good. >> okay. i've got to talk to schlegel and talk to him, see what he says. >> all right. thank you. appreciate it. >> deputy bounds dutifully takes padilla's request to deputy schlegel, head of the gang classification unit. and it's not the first time. >> i just went and talked to padilla out there in one. >> my buddy. >> your buddy. he's bugging me about going back to main line. >> deputy schlegel reviews padilla's recent disciplinary history. it's clean. but he knows what happened the last time padilla was in general population. he stabbed another inmate and almost killed him. but it didn't stop there. >> when the deputy went in, he didn't back off. he had to take a face full of spray at that point too. >> before he would stop? >> yeah. >

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. >> officer gabriel padilla is a rookie in the same squad, also starting his shift at the same time.been working together for just eight months, but padilla considers officer bermudez his confidant and mentor. >> i saw brenda and we did the usual, checked out equipment. i joked around a little bit, made fun of each other. >> we were like family. >> it's a typical shift according to bermudez. she takes some calls, one a complaint from a man who said he had his car stolen. >> i'll never forget. the owner of the vehicle said you can't miss my car. it has on the side of the window, it says phat t-shirts, with a ph in for it. it was written in with shoe polish. after midnight, bermudez is doing traffic enforcement. she clocks a car doing 48 in a 30-mile per hour zone. >> he pulls into a parking lot. >> we're now at 2410 east riverside. >> still advising. >> ten-four. all right, let me see the other hand. where are you all going? where are you coming from? >> my mom's house. >> she thinks the driver might be impaired so she radios for backup. >> i noticed his eyes were really glassy. >> th

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sandra padilla did find the gentleman who did the signed and she asked me where would you like to have the signs put up initially, and i said 8th and market street. this is what has happened. as you can see the theatre right over there. and here -- [inaudible] that's the burger king. here you have the beautiful sign and 1 person asking the right questions and continuing to ask the right questions, finding someone who actually can implement, i did that. it's doable. 1 person can make a difference. it didn't really cost us anything. and we are going to be saving some people getting almost creamed by these bicyclist from you know where believing they have the right to ride on a sidewalk. they are riding on the sidewalk and they have no helmet. i have no helmet. i have a walker and my balance isn't that good and i'm not supposed to be twisting and turning. because i have a walker, they can see me. they are not going to see joanna. they are so up there that they just don't see. >> 1 minute. >> so i want to let you know that this is here and sandra was kind enough to have the pictures taken

but we see that it has come to padilla.e tough fights with the unions, with the teacher's unions for tough reforms to the pensions. and we have seen that in ohio and the united states. i think that eventually, puertoo ricans will see the need for these reforms. and it was weak according to what needs to be done. puerto ricos need to think about getting rid of public utilities, and privatize. it's a bad word in puerto rico, but somebody has to say it, and they have to shrink the size of the government. they have a very expensive government that needs to be cut down in size, and it's going bankrupt like we have seen in other parts of the world. >> well, our community has picked up on this fight, if you will, between the government and the teachers, and those who are the pensioners. monica says: and hugo, i'm going to go to you again. you're a teacher on the protest side of this. and look, everybody has to shoulder some responsibility here to help with the $87 billion debt. do you think that teachers are being made into scapeg

mobile for padilla was all tell me the mums and cumin it's difficult to get something. i could. before heading to a different training location. the man suddenly changes into a military uniform. what is happening suddenly about the it's freezing cold but the soldiers appear beer tested as they run across the snow covered. there's a physical training exercise on the snow we can just looking at the soldiers is enough to feel the cold but the special forces fight the harsh conditions with their loud shouts the truth that soldiers must infiltrate the enemy location from the back for the special operation. silly requires intense training . we've given you to go to the temple and in a tent in the about the what. suddenly the staff members move around quickly this includes what's up with milford my school readiness to fight off a new sky the full protests that it did reduce the property right in front of an attack from the morgue. but what i set it as an excellent looking at the dinner was a swiss forces jenny wants to do is stand up with the training as a backdrop for this to capture

] >> i want to give a big thanks, i want to do a couple big thanks and one is to my friend alvin padilla who showed up here 3 years ago and i have to say that he's been an inspiration to me and all of us have touched hands with alvin and the tenderloin economic development project. so, it's all of us working together, the non-profit housing group, the arts community, that we should be as our show is titled the whole pie. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much, joe. before we bring up our final speaker, i want you to know the whole pie is a function of our people. i want to thank amy cohen, our staff from economic enforcement and to the san francisco police department, especially captain for all the extraordinary work they do. to laurie from the luggage store. laurie, at work and jackie from the hospitality house and director to ensure the programming is available here for folks. to mary' from the california community loan fund and of course to the godmother of the arts kerry schulman and the san francisco arts commission tom mccaneey. now our final speaker, i would like to make sure

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dave padilla has known badger and her family for years. >> i know her as a person as somebody who is very, very kind and a sweet individual. this doesn't fit. it really doesn't fit. >> bodger who received an uh -- badger who received an award as outstanding teacher is facing three felony counts of poisoning. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we have learned that the man struck and killed by a cal train earlier this week was trying to help another man off the tracks. philip shultz was het at the santa clara station on monday night. we will take you back to the scene. this is what it looks like. investigators went over surveillance video. they say shultz reached for the man on the tracks and then both were hit by an express train. shultz died on the tracks. the other victim remains in the hospital with multiple fractures and he is not yet able to speak with investigators. >>> students are on alert after a student says he was taken from campus and sexually assaulted. this happened at the college of marin in kentfield. abc news anchor a a ma dates joins us with the latest. ama? >> the students s

virginia who works on capital projects mainly munis and fleet and the sixth route vehicle and sandra padilla who is working on pedestrian on bikes and she is the one that got the compliment earlier and parking issues. we are all available to you. we want to hear from people. the phone number. 701-4485. another important resource is our multi- modal accessibility advisory committee. there is four people from that committee, jackie bryson and gene green and damien williams. we want you to know that you can get in touch with people in the community and the multimodal accessory meetings. we want to be a resource to you. please use that resource. what i was asked to do is give you a little bit of a history of accessibility. today we are talking about the munis metro system. what we used to call street cars and light rail system. which goes from the downtown out into rest of the city. munis was the first public transit system if the country in 191-2100 years ago last year. it wasn't accessible for many many years until the 70s when we built the underground munis metro which is the stations that ar

dave padilla has known badger and her family for years. >> i know her as a person as somebody who is very, very kind and a sweet individual. this doesn't fit. it really doesn't fit. >> bodger who received an uh -- badger who received an award as outstanding teacher is facing three felony counts of poisoning. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we have learned that the man struck and killed by a cal train earlier this week was trying to help another man off the tracks. philip shultz was het at the santa clara station on monday night. we will take you back to the scene. this is what it looks like. investigators went over surveillance video. they say shultz reached for the man on the tracks and then both were hit by an express train. shultz died on the tracks. the other victim remains in the hospital with multiple fractures and he is not yet able to speak with vestigators. >>> students are on alert after a student says he was taken from campus and sexually assaulted. this happened at the college of marin in kentfield. abc news anchor a a ma dates joins us with the latest. ama? >> the students sai

dave padilla has known badger and her family for years. >> i know her as a person as somebody who is very, very kind and a sweet individual. this doesn't fit. it really doesn't fit. >> bodger who received an uh -- badger who received an award as outstanding teacher is facing three felony counts of poisoning. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we have learned that the man struck and killed by a cal train earlier this week was trying to help another man off the tracks. philip shultz was het at the santa clara station on monday night. we will take you back to the scene. this is what it looks like. investigators went over surveillance video. they say shultz reached for the man on the tracks and then both were hit by an express train. shultz died on the tracks. the other victim remains in the hospital with multiple fractures and he is not yet able to speak with investigators. >>> students are on alert after a student says he was taken from campus and sexually assaulted. this happened at the college of marin in kentfield. abc news anchor a a ma dates joins us with the latest. ama? >> the students s

detection two companies to come to know them a tea and some peanuts and i hope that indicates that padilla toe was not dead. the police have in mind the county to doctors to explain to a plan and tiffany abetting the suicide of his gun antioch one two pieces of evidence gathered during the investigation but did not indicate it was a case of my doubt. the twenty five yet with the actor was found hiding in a bid to mention la salle. initially appointed as a piece of cs i got the uneaten pointed out monday. i don't mind that the pill. sure it's the sun the fact that i could have been silly on setting them up of what the test and detained for seven weeks. jiang who debuted with the cost of seven thousand in the shop opposite got down on the top section was a lot of movies like that any consequence thus if you miss a thing in ci the next few months domestic airlines and hopped a fence for bookings made in the tots the finland india began to close games like is slashing its prices the loss making airline announced a three d super scheme offering a fifty percent discount for the kids were pretty

did he have to carry the burden of his own fast, padilla to comfort -- but he had to comfort others as well. >> director richard ray perez joins us here in park city. his father was a farmworker labored and lived in the conditions cesar chavez fought to improve. when perez was four years old, he and his family joined the grape boycott and marched in the to pressure growers to sign labor contracts are guaranteed the humane treatment of california's great -- grape pickers. what a documentary. >> yet, we have been getting a wonderful response here at sundance. it is such an honor to bring it to this platform. and introduce and reintroduce caesar's story to a new generation of americans and ultimately, a new generation of global citizens. >> tell us the story of caesar's last fast. and the88, cesar was 61 united farm workers had been struggling to regain the victories they had in the 1960's and 1970's. they launched a third great boycott because the laws that were set up by jerry brown in california to protect farmworkers and give them the right to collectively bargain were being forced an

anita padilla is from fox 32 chicago, joining us with the latest there.times. i want to give you a picture of what's going ton right now here on the north side of the city. this is in one of the neighborhoods. you see all that swirling snow? that's what's coming down right now and if you look down at our tire tracks here, all of the tire tracks, all the streets on the side streets in chicago, you have to kind of make your way here in chicago because the plows don't come through side streets until a little later after they focus on the main roads and get those cleared away. it is a challenge for people that are going to be on the roadways today. if you have to fly into o'hare or out of o'hare airport, yesterday there were over 600 cancellations and delays. we expect there will president-elect obama be more coming today. we'll get an updated number in about an hour. at this point, i can tell you if you have to fly or travel, you want to make sure you call your airline and check ahead because there will be the ripple effect. you know how that goes. make sure

so this committee still finds those and you do, too padilla i look forward to many more hearings like this and finding areas of cooperation where we can make a difference. thank you. >> iowa thank all of the members. i know the chairman appreciates everyone's cooperation and i want to think the witnesses for their extensive testimony so we look forward to working with you in this and it is a great way to start off the new year, particularly for the oversight committee. so, with there being no further business before the government reform and oversight committee, this meeting is adjourned. thank you peery at >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] discussing the findings of the latest shriver report and this project that is led by maria shriver and astute raise awareness facing women. this looks at the economic status and concludes an estimated 42 million women are at risk of falling into poverty pity we will show you this over the next two nights beginning at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview. >> what united both of these teams and everybody that wrote for thi

. >>> y amanda padilla cumple 17 aÑos. >>> y sebastiÁn cumple 6 aÑos.>>> y antonio banderas lo agarraron con las manos en la masa. >>> una pausa muy la salud de todos. no sólo es una molestia. puede causar enfermedades del corazón e incluso la muerte. no te quedes callado. tu salud y la de tu familia dependen de ello. ♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> y esto se pone mejor. >>> se perdonara a una pareja infiel? manda tus comentarios por las redes sociales. >>> y con una mÁquina lipolaser o una receta casera te decimos cÓmo perder libras. y sofÍa vergara reÚne a su familia para una divertida propuesta. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> mejor les damos los buenos dÍas antes que se nos vayan. buenos dÍas en casita. es martes 28 de enero. amanecimos contentos, los que cantan somos de corazÓn alegre. >>> y no importa como cante. >>> algunas veces sÍ. >>> si fuera cantante sÍ. >>> tienes razÓn. >>> ♪ esto es lo que se comenta hoy ♪ >>> falta el chacachan. >>> este tipo de historia me gusta mucho, porque deja muchas historias, un padre que lucha contra el cÁncer dejÓ una forma original de dejar un l