be less isolated and have more privileges. >> padilla, what's up man?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. >> i d

and padilla said -- the other case said you can't go back, and now we're four years out from padilla, and things that are newer on people's criminal records give rise to this circumstance. and i'll tell you, there are very good criminal defense attorneys, really good attorneys do a great job at criminal defense. who don't know anything about immigration law, and will tell their clients, i don't know anything about immigration law. the word about padilla and which iidez has not gone out to the extent that it has to. and so people in our communities need to know that they're entitled as matter of the u.s. constitution to have effective assistance of counsel in the criminal defense context. when they immediate with an immigration lawyer they have a right to have the these issues brought up in many cases we'll talk to people about whether we want to re-open the criminal defense allegations. just because the case is re-opened doesn't mean the charge goes away. always a visitation involved because you could be tried again and you have to make an assessment whether the person really would be

many of the issues that i face in padilla and padilla highlights the fact that what counts in a quietone has to consider the immigration consequences are healthy immigration status affects the claim. my practice is focused almost solely on civil litigation, particularly sole right litigation or chill at really in wage theft, housing discrimination, public accommodations discrimination. although we don't hold ourselves out this way, about half of our intakes to come from the immigrant community and its largely because of the particular vulnerability that our d.c. area intergroup residents face in employment and housing and when they're just going about their daily lives. in the first instance, i think many immigrants, both documented and undocumented are often reluctant to step forward and see if they've had their civil rights violated because they are afraid potentially at the immigration consequences. but those that do, one of the first things we have to be sure we are counts when i'm about this for the most part, almost all of our civil rights laws are wage theft laws. it doesn't ma

i just wanted to go back to padilla really quick. in terms of informing the client of the immigration consequences once a commission is made how much is informing them because we are working on a case where the judge said did you tell your client that there is immigration consequences and the answer was yes. what does that mean? do you have to actually say if you are convicted of what we said he would be you will have this consequence and it will be an aggravated felony and therefore you will be able to get that really. is that how explicit you will be or what you generally state there will be immigration consequences? >> i think the supreme court says that it depends that in the statue that was in question and padilla it was drugs. it was very clear on the face of the statute. you have these drugs in your deportable so i think what they were saying is there's no question the supreme court was saying that the statute is clear on its face. this conviction is going to lead to deportation and you have an affirmative duty to say there wi

thank you. >> thank you. >> anna lee padilla. >> good afternoon. [speaking through interpreter] >>> good afternoon, my name is anna lee padilla. i'm a member of power. we're here again, even though we shouldn't have to be here again. we've done everything possible to organize our communities, our youth, mothers and children. we've worked hard to raise funds, collect signatures. we've gone to the mta and we know that there's been a big donation made for this campaign and we're asking that it include 18 year olds. there is nothing that we haven't done toward this campaign and we're asking for you to institutionalize this program and complete your promises of support. we -- i ride the muni every day and i see how the 18 year olds are still being ticketed. and we also want to say that we support muni -- free munis for seniors and people with disabilities. we hope that you'll make a good decision, the right decision today because we need it. thank you. >> thank you. thank you all very much. okay. is anybody else in this group speaking? >>> hi, i'm jared

---el senador alex padilla, dice que esto es un problema grave, tomando en cuenta la cantidad de alimentosmarinos que se consumen en el estado. ---padilla trata de impulsar un proyecto de ley que "tipifique" como delito la venta de pescado mal etiquetado. blanca --tratar de evitar otra huelga mas, esa es la meta del bart.... take vo ...y para ello, ha contratado a "rhonda hilyer", de una compaÑia consultora con base en seattle para trabajar con un comite especial en el desarrollo de estrategias que mejoraran las negociaciones laborales... en caso de que se vuelvan a dar conflictos entre la agencia y los trabajadores del sistema de transporte rapido del area de la bahia. stop open blanca ---hoy comenzaron en puerto rico, los servicios funebres para el soldado que mat a 3 colegas antes de suicidarse en la base militar "fort- hood" en texas. ---walter soto-leon tiene el reporte. take pkg 0:04 blanca ---pausa comercial pero en breve, take vo ---advierten sobre una peligrosa estafa que tiene como "blanco" a los indocumentados. take vo ---enterese que recomendaciones hacen las autoridades a quie

>> i just wanted to go back to padilla really quick. in terms of informing the client of the immigration consequences, once a conviction is made, how much is informing them? we were working on a case when the judge said, did you tell your client there's immigration consequences? the answer was yes. and it's like and what does that mean? how much is informing? do you have to i can say if you are convicted of what we said you would be, you will have this consequence, it will be an aggravated felony, therefore, you will be able to get released? is that how explicit you need to be or just generally state that will be immigration consequences to? i think it depends again. i think the supreme court, the statue that was in question in padilla was drugs, right? it was very clear on the face of the statute, you have these drugs, you are deportable. i think what they're saying was, i think there's no question this up enforcing the statute is clear, that this conviction is going to lead to deportation as you have an affirmative duty to say not jus

padilla says mislabeling poses health concerns and it should be illegal. >> the mislabeling of seafood or seafood fraud as we call it can lead to the consumption of seafood that is not only unhealthy, but can potentially be dangerous. >> he's a state senator trying to build momentum for a bill that would criminalize the sale of mislabeled fish. his legislation would impose a $1,000 fine and up to a year in jail for the sale of mislabeled fish. >>> avoid another strike. that is the goal bart says it has in mind by making a new hire. the move comes in the wake of two bart strikes which created gridlock in the bay area last year. now the agency says it's hired rhonda hillyer from a consulting company based in seattle. she'll be asked to work with a special bart committee and come up with strategies to improve labor negotiations next time around. she'll be paid $225,000 for her expertise. >>> disappointment and optimism in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight. crews have narrowed the search area to a few kilometers and are confident the signals they're detecting are from the

. >> en puerto rico hablo el alejandro garcía padilla por la ecopn de la isla . >> tiene presupuestomos cambios para lograr una sociedad radicalmente más justa y también más productiva . >> con más días de trabajo y más clase y menos feriados . >> [aplausos] . >> también pide asamblea constituyente (ac) para saber el estado de puerto rico más en univisiónnoticias.com . >> adelanto de lo que dice hilia . >> cuento que se difundio video que tiene autoridades de michoacán con líderes de los caballeros templarios . >> estaría la tuta también . >> en california grupos de apoyo preparan a posibles conductores para aprobar el examen de conducción . >> reencuentor en arizona de madre e hija después de una de ellas estar detenida . >> tenemos la historia . >> gracias . >> martes social?. >> no se . >> [risas] . >> gracias . >> 20 de 100 estudiantes son atacadas en universidades de este país . >> regresamos con esto. >> (cliente 1) ¿viste lo nuevo de verizon? (cliente 2) ¿ya viste este precio? ♪ (cliente 3) ¿viste? más opcionesen planes de datos para mi. ♪ (cliente 4) ¿viste esto? ahora es más

. >>> en puerto rico hay duelo nacional decretado por gabriel garcÍa padilla tras el fallecimiento de de frente. >>> se refleja que la persona no tenÍa cinturÓn, porque al llegar los muchachos de trÁnsito se acercan al vehÍculo y tienen el evento, y se nota que no tiene cinturÓn. >>> la familia dijo que se dificultÓ manejar, no tenÍa mucha movilidad en uno de sus brazos, por lo que no se descarta percance de salud. >>> el tiene en un brazo un desgarro que no puede hacer nada con eso. lo que pasa es que la manÍa de Él era no ponerse el cinturÓn. socorro prieto dijo que feliciano estaba en el casino del hotel marriott y que trato de convencerlo para que no fuera. >>> el pueblo de puerto rico fue amante de cheo. >>> nos dejÓ con su mÚsica, su corazÓn, su gente, el decÍa para su familia. >>> yo pensÉ, y siempre le dije me voy primero. y como fumaba tanto le decÍa, vas a verme ahÍ. en ese lugar. y vas a estar ahÍ. >>> se suponÍa que partiera hacia mÉxico. aquÍ en puerto rico se darÁ un concierto masivo con gilberto s santarosa y vÍctor manuel. >>> el presidente obama dijo hoy que tiene bie

sebastiÁn padilla representÓ jesucristo. >> presente en otra dimensiÓn. explicar en palabras. la segunda vez, gracias a dios, que tengo esta oportunidad de evangelizar por este medio. >> nos hablaba de su vida personal, con una gran coincidencia. >> soy mÚsico, de nacimiento. yo he estado empleando al don, quien la parroquia desde hace tres aÑos. soy trabajador constructor. de hecho, para variar, soy carpintero. >> marta ruÍz personificÓ a la virgen marÍa. >> se sienten al cuerpo la tristeza de ver cÓmo, en realidad, hacemos el personaje en vivo. >> un joven que tambiÉn participÓ en la dramatización como soldado. ella nos contÓ quÉ la motiva. >> mi hijo para que siga las tradiciones. y los jÓvenes que vean, todo lo que sufre uno de madre con ellos. ya se van por mal camino. >> caminata en una serie de escenas de la vida moderna con mensaje a los jÓvenes. >> seguimos crucificÁndola tirando jesÚs con nuestras acciones, con nuestros pecados, con nuestras palabras, discriminando a otros y con abuso. >> conclusiones que las familias se mantengan unidos. de los

senator alex padilla is the author of the bill.ntly hospitals are required to provide annual training for staff in the emergency department as well as high risk areas as identified in the security assessment" > violence can occur in other parts of the hospital. >> reporter: but senator padilla says cal/osha's security requirements and assessments only cover emergency department areas. >> it can occur inside the hospital. it can occur in a parking lot on the perimeter of a hospital and i think we owe it both to workers and the public to make sure that safety plans are reflective of modernday realities. >> and updating ron jones' story there, a committee did pass that bill this afternoon. >>> bay area headlines. a routine traffic stop in vallejo kicked off a wild chase that ended with a police caroling over. glass and debris littered this driveway near tennessee and rolling wood drive. about 300 yards away the suspects crashed their car and took off on foot. both were caught. one of them had an arrest warrant for murder. two officers

gabriela padilla/estudiante de uc berkeley 14:26 porque nosotros sabemos que en los estados unidos tenemosciento de latinos y aqui solo tenemos 11 por ciento que es un numero muy pequeno, es claro que la desigualdad existe aqui 14:40 parte de ello seria que se vuelva a tener en cuenta el origen etnico en el proceso de admision, con los programas de accion afirmativa. david douglas/estudiant e y organizacion bamn 8:31 por eso estamos demandando la accion afirmativa porque sabemos que en las escuelas secundarias donde la mayoria de los estudiantes son latinos, afroamericanos no tienen los suficientes programas para subir los grados, para asistir la universidad 8:52 la nueva presidente de la universidad janet napolitano ha reconocido que esta trabajando en aumentar la representacio n de las minorias, pero estos estudiantes desconfian de su papel, sobre todo por el alto numero de deportaciones cuando estuvo a cargo del departamento de seguridad interna....esto s grupos no la ven como una aliada 12:52 ella entro a la universidad para privatizarlo 12:56 en el dia de cesar chavez, estos jovenes t

the lg seekers when padilla who turns thirty nine the year was named mvp by huge margins and one out of ninety eight both for providing the offensive spark for the league's top team in the regular season the maltese it consumes you want the top rookie honors while lg coats of paint in one coat of the year. sk is to be johnny got the sixth man award paul casey steve rookie team in the call came in first in fan voting. now sit and heading to augusta the pga tour's first major of twenty fourteen the master strapped up with bob hope what's it been awarded to winners green jacket the thirty five year old turned to leave after a fire burning streak in the second round eventually going on to finish the final round but the final score of eight under par for the three shot victory. the win his second masters in three years nor the proceeds. what about that according to watson himself all that matters is the love of the game not the state and moving on dk tweed is getting ready to welcome a ew team to its ranks. he lets the minute the official y neasono join the league the colomeraad its ded f

noticia >> en puerto rico hay duelo decretardo por el alejandro por el gobernador alejandro garcía padilla impactó de frente con el poste de hormigón >> la persona no tenía su cinturón de seguridad porque al lleagr los muchachos se acercan al vehículo y ven el evento dentro del vehículo y se dan cuenta que no tiene cinturón de seguridad >> por las afecciones de salud de su padre se difiucltaba manejar el auto no tenía mucha movilidad, no se descarte que haya sufrido un percance de salud >> tiene un desgarre en un brazo que no puede hacer nada con eso la mania de no ponerse el cinturón de seguridad >> la esposa del cantante por 57 años decia que estaba en el casino del hotel mariot y trato de no convencerlo >> el pueblo de puerto rico siempre ha sido amante de cheo feliciano y cheo feliciano ha amado su pueblo >> nos ha dejado su música, su corazón, su pueblo mi familia >> yo pensaba y siempre le dije yo me voy primero que tu, y como él fumaba tanto decia que me vas a ver ahí, ahí en esa fosa y vas a estar amada mia siempre que le decia eso se echaba areir >> en puerto rico se hará un nuevo

and alex padilla saw a 7% jump.dates are trailing farther behind. >>> for the second time this week former secretary of state hillary clinton made an appearance in the bay area. clinton addressed a crowd of 5,000 people at san jose state university. she talked about her time as secretary of state and her focus on making sure that women have the opportunity to contribute to their society. >> where women participate in their societies there is more stability. there is more peace. there is more prosperity. so this is -- >> when the host asked clinton if there was any big announcement she would like to make eluding to her presidential bid in 2016, clinton just laughed. but on tuesday she did say quote she is thinking about it. >>> the gilroy morgan hill patriots held signs and called on the former secretary of state to quote call the truth about the 2012 attack at the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya. four americans were killed in that attack. earlier yesterday clinton pretty good duck actually. she got out of a the way

senator alex padilla says this is a growing problem that needs to end before someone gets sick. >> seafoodraud as we sometimes call it can lead to the consumption of seafood that's not only unhealthy but can potentially be dangerous. certain species of fish as many people know can have unhealthy levels of mercury or can cause severe allergic reactions. >> the senator's bill against seafood fraud would require labels on all varieties of fish or shellfish to clearly identify the species by its common name. >>> the west coast doesn't get mentioned very often when people talk about the civil rights movement but 50 years ago today, one of the key moments in that era unfolded right here in the bay area. and it happened in a building you might be familiar with. [ chanting ] >> reporter: you've heard of the marches in selma, the clashes in birmingham, and the lunch counter sit-ins in greensboro. but do you know what happened here in san francisco? >> this building is one of the most important site in civil rights history. >> reporter: and it happened 50 years ago today. >> this event had a very si

. >> sí, liliana padilla de florida. >> también miguel Ángel de california con 5 añitos. >> también annyamigos, el búho wiser. >> eso, el 9 de mayo se estrena la película y estamos llenos de niñitos y hermosos amores en al casita. >> vamos a bailar y mover las alitas. >> eso. >> ♪ oe, oe, oe ♪ oe, oe, oe ♪ >> hasta abajo, hasta abajo, hasta abajo, para arriba, para arriba. >> vamos a darle a la piñata, ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eso, eso, eso. >> aquí hay uno. >> no, no, no, no. >> sí, eso es. >> ¿qué les pasa? >> ¿a quien le falta uno? feliz día del niño, hoy es miércoles 30 de abril del 2014 y felicidades a los niños que nos ven y por eso amanecimos con esos chiquitines, nos alegran la vida y como es el día del niño univisión se une a la celebración y es lo que se comenta hoy. >> venga. >> hoy queremos rendir homenaje a los pequeñines con la campaña contigo y valioso, es para incentivar que los padres estén al menos 15 minutos al día para compartir con ellos. >> así es y por eso queremos preguntarle a nuestro willy ¿qué dice la gente? >> así es, desde temprano pedimos las fotografías y miren lo que nos

for a while and know the person wrote is that you remember all this is because belinda padilla tried to make owning a gun safe. but to tell you all you women you know about what's going on through here and there eve very ugly line back during a discussion about hillary clinton support for same sex marriage on his radio show yesterday a conservative pundit who apparently needs a ratings boost took republican dog whistle lying about the former secretary of state to long. enough to say so i what i heard you just say is hillary came out last year because i didn't think that had been officially the arc of history and the arc of history and i'm telling you telling you hillary clinton will be having sex with a woman on the on the white house desk if it becomes popular. you really should be like look the arc of history wasn't ready for a president to be a lesbian and have sex on the desk. hillary has been the target of this kind of attack since john mccain was making jokes about her and janet reno be chelsea clinton's real parents glenn beck said is not only sexes it's also homophobic in the

and democrat alex padilla saw a 7% jump. other candidates are trailing far behind.he number of undecided voters still 41%. >>> 7:39. it's one of the deadliest highway crashes in california's history. our team coverage continues at a relief center in orland where some of the victims are waking up this morning. >>> we've been looking at the records of the bus company at the center of the tragedy. pam cook will have more on that part of the story in just two minutes. >>> good morning. right now we're looking at traffic that is going to be moderately heavy in some areas and light in others. northbound 280 in san jose, it's okay. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute and the east bay drives when we come back. >>> a couple of sun breaks in the higher clouds. if you are stuck in the clock, a chill there, gray over the bay. we'll tell you what's in store for you for your weekend. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfor

683 supporters of the outlawed muslim brotherhood to death, including the group's leader, muhammed padilla. sentenced on monday, they are accused of inciting violence, attack ago police station and killing a policeman in the district in southern egypt. the attack happened last august shortly after egyptian security forces carried out raised on two large antti military protest sites in cairo. hundreds of people were killed, lead to go riots in other parts of the country. monday's ruling represents the largest number of people to be sentenced to death by a court in egypt. it also sets a world record. he also sentenced in march 528 supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi to death in less than two hours. most of the defendants were not present in court. they were accused of killing one police officer, seizing government weapons and damaging property when a police station in the district south of cairo was attacked last august. that ruling in march was overturned on monday, commuting most of the death sentence to say life in prison and the upholding the death penalty for 37 defendants

the biggest problem i think is really of informed consent and this sort of goes to, back to to our padillament from earlier. one of the things that is not in told her the immigration consequences and some of it to undocumented immigrants that are injured in the hospitals of taken it up -- taken on themselves to say we are taking it back to the dash to recuperate. many people are falling victim to that. oftentimes in this goes to the story that came across my desk and i want to relate to in this is that there are guardians appointed to these people who don't have the best interest of the patient in mind. we are all used to the concept of a guardian appointed to look out for the interest of the person they are to guard and to act in their best interest. i had a case a couple of years ago regarding a man who is a patient in a nova fairfax hospital who is here. he was a patient from nepal. he was documented and here on the university visa. nepal is one of the countries that qualifies. if you are an immigrant visa authorized to work, work at a local gas station when crossing route 150 he didn't