take jessica padilla - an iowa latina and graduate student at iowa state who went to the dinner hoping to see who's serious about latino issues. 19:16:18 "because i feel like everyone's putting up a front, especially because everyone wants the vote." 19:14:10 "i think being able to see who has the genuine care for the latino population across the country. they are being more aware that our vote counts, and so they really need to provide stances - not just promises." - jessica padilla - ames, ia are being more aware that our vote counts, and so they really need to provide stances - not just promises." - jessica padilla - ames, ia sanders poll numbers are higher than anyone expected when he entered the race...but his supporters say, even if he doesn't win the nomination, that doesn't mean they'll rally behind clinton. 18:57:14 "probably, but...i don't know, i'd have to think about it a little bit more." jenna conn - bernie supporter for kimberly roberts, who supported clinton in 0-8...she says there's an organizational difference between the clinton and sanders supporters that'll help he

>> while the passenger casually walks away from the scene, officer padilla goes after torres. hey!creek. i caught up to him and he gave up and he surrendered him. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpoint. s. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpointe. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpoint. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpoint. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpoints. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpointe. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpointlf. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpoint. >> yeah, i got him on the ground. >> popeye. i do got the driver. don't move. keep your hands down at your side! >> officer bermudez is rushed to the hospital. she has no broken bones, but she does need surgery on both knees. her recuperation is slow, but eventually she makes a full recovery. a

. >> padilla tenÍa 4 aÑos cuando sus padres llegaron de la repÚblica dominicana para que su madre entoncesno lo nos mutila a nosotros. >> y lo consiguieron siend documentado gracias a una beca estudiÓ en la universidad de princeton y recientemente recibiÓ su doctorado de literatura y letras de la universid universidad de oxford en inglaterra. >> al salir de estados unidos como indocumentado no me permitÍan regresar por 10 aÑos y de nuevo se tuvo que buscar la forma para yo poder regresar. >> regresÓ con un contrato de trabajo que le ofreciÓ la universidad de princeton donde enseÑarÁ el aÑo prÓximo. >> es un gran honor. >> actualmente, padilla forma parte de la sociedad de acadÉmico de la universidad de columbia y acaba de publicar su biografÍa tras romper todas las barreras, a travÉs de su esposa. a sus 30 aÑos espera por los documentos que no impidieron que lograra una vida de Éxitos. en nueva york, isolda peguero, telemundo. >> y un surfista captÓ impresionante imÁgenes de una ballena gris, mire estaba atento a las mejores olas en costas de colorado california, y miren pasÓ a pies de don

with me here on "comunidad del valle" are laura molera and jo padilla, who are with the latino group at facebook, latino employees called latin@. welcome to the show. laura molera: thank you so much. damian: let me ask you first jo. how big of a relief is it to have a huge corporation like facebook say you can go ahead and establish your latino employee group and have that be the face of the latino community there at facebook? jo padilla: it's pretty fantastic. and it really just ties into our mission of making the world more open and connected, and providing that resource to our employees and to our local communities. damian: now, when you walk around, because it's a huge campus, it's like a city within a city. it's like--i think it's like my first day of college when you say, "oh, there's a latino. i think there's one over there." is that what it's like, the experience is like, or was like? jo: well, i think we kind of look past that. i mean, we're very much about, like, your authentic self and being who you are at work and we just foster such a family environment that i don't know

esta visita de padilla ocurriÓ en la maÑana siguiente de que el tesoro de estados unidos enviara un plan isla. para los lÍderes lo mÁs importante fue el tema del estatus >> si no se tiene el problema de fondo que es la situaciÓn colonial. el problema va a reaparecer >> si tenemos un prÓlogo de gobernar, pero no es creada por nosotros solamente. no nos han dado las herramientas y eso es estatus >> para los republicanos este tema es importante. si te voy a dar dinero o ventajas quiero estar seguro de que alguien se asegura de que se usa correctamente y se hace lo que se debe hacer presentadora: todos los entrevistados estÁn de acuerdo en que sea bueno que sobre el tema pero que creen que no habrÁ una soluciÓn. presentadora: en republica dominicana el presente de la suprema corte de justicia respondiÓ hoy al procurador general y defendiÓ el trabajo de sus jueces. seis acusados de subasta corrupciÓn y lavado de activos miguel: el procurador dijo que estÁ en duda de la calidad del sistema de justicia juez: no creo su imparcialidad y creo que han hecho un grave daÑo >> yo si confiÓ en mis juec

take jessica padilla - an iowa latina and graduate student at iowa state who went to the dinner hoping to see who's serious about latino issues. "because i feel like everyone's putting up a front, especially because everyone wants the vote." "i think being able to see who has the genuine care for the latino population across the country. they are being more aware that our vote counts, and so they really need to provide stances - not just promises." sanders poll numbers are higher than anyone expected when he entered the race...but his orters say, even if hee'n the nomination, that doesn'tan they'll rally behind ion.robably, but...i don't know, i'd have to think about it a ttle bit more." r kimberly roberts, who supported clinton in 0-8...she ysthere's aorganizational difference between the clinnd sanders supporters that'lllp her candidate win in iowa. "hillary clinton supporters, as you can see tonight, they're all up, they're all cheering for her, we're all ready for her. while you look over to the other side, bernie sanders people are just sitting down, t en cing about it. y can see

erickson padilla says a motorcycle racing to get on the ramp started the domino effect crash that left witnesses shaken. >> car tried to avoid the motorcycle and hit the truck. >> it is scary. i was shaking, hollering, screaming for help. somebody help, help. >> reporter: people now calling for someone to do something about this dangerous intersection. >> it is not safe enough for pedestrians. the turning situation is horrible. >> reporter: now this, a tragic dent that left a family broken and five sons, still in their teens, without their mother. >> this is a mother who hasn't finished raising her kids yet. >> reporter: family members say her sons are between the ages of 19 and 14. police are investigating the accident but don't believe there is criminality on the part of the truck driver. checkey bedford. >>> the hudson county prosecutors tell news 4 they have issued a parent for the arrest of jose ronald santos-alvarez. they claim he killed monika potoczniak and their 4-year-old son christopher. we told you about this on wednesday. police say monika potoczniak was strangled and her

. >>> la colombiana patricia padilla es la voz de la banda sonora de la serie telemundo. >>> para mÍa huella en el mundo y para muchos como dice su canciÓn su recuerdo siempre vivirÁ. >>> y recuerde que puede ver la serie celia todas las noches aquÍ en telemundo a las 8/7 centro. >>> 1 de cada 4 niÑos que entra al kinder garden no estÁ preparado y lo afecta el resto de su vida. un informe del grupo, indica que estos menores son 25% mÁs propensos abandonar la escuela y 40% mÁs propensos a convertirse en padres durante la adolecencia y la gran mayorÍa no llega a la universidad. es necesario promover estimulaciÓn temprana. es el perÍodo de tiempo mÁs crÍtico, cuando se asienta las bases para un aprendizaje sÓlido y significativo. al regresar en noticiero telemundo. hace casi 30 aÑos. pasÓ el tiempo volando. una maquina envÍo al protagonista de la pelÍcula regreso al futuro el dÍa de hoy. >>> vamos a ver cuanto se parece el ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ tú y yo ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ y será lo mejor ♪ tú y yo ♪ >>> hace casi 30 aÑos una maquina

ilia: el gobernador de puerto rico alejandro garcÍa padilla no confirmÓ si se postularÁ nuevamente comoue nos distraigamos de lo que para el paÍs es fundamental. seguir bajando el desempleo, seguir bajando el crimen, seguir bajando la deuda y atendiendo la crisis fiscal. la decisiÓn la voy a tomar teniendo en mi mente y en mi corazÓn la mayor tranquilidad de espÍritu que voy a estar haciendo lo mejor para puerto rico y lo mejor para el paÍs. pensar en las prÓximas generaciones es pensar en que no le devolvamos el paÍs al pnp para que los siga destruyendo. ilia: agentes del fbi llevaron a cabo un allanamiento en la oficina del programa de medicare trabajando conjuntamente con la organizaciÓn federal y el departamento de salud en la investigaciÓn de fraude a planes mÉdicos que se estÁ realizando en la isla. esta es la sexta intervenciÓn que se realiza en una oficina de este plan mÉdico en las Últimas semanas. se llevÓ a cabo la misma pesquisa de la localidad de gurabo. familiar de un joven asesinado estÁn acusando a agentes de la policÍa de ultimarlo, tenemos imÁgenes en exclusiva captado

that was gilbert padilla. he and esther padilla -- gilbert was here earlier. he is still there in fresno. i went and talked to gil and esther was there and esther is chiming in. it was an amazing moment. gil started opening my eyes about what the movement was about. why the boycott was so important. he gave all the credit to jim drake. identify him as the person -- you don't have to take it from gilbert. jim tells to himself in the archive at wayne state. when thethe story of strike was -- the season was over, the harvest was picked, what are we going to do with all these people who organized? the first rule was, when you have people who organize coming you keep them engaged. one thing he said, why don't we boycott? the first thing they were boycotting was wine and products of the things coming out of the central valley. in a waythe boycotts boycotts have been run before. gilbert was a part of that. they started to hit the ports in los angeles and san francisco to work with allied unions to enforce a blockade of the docs were these grapes were coming in. worki

. >> tucson chief manny padilla says give credit where credit is due. in 2000 agents arrested. >> border security is only one component of the immigration debate. to call it out of control is no longer accurate. near a 40-year low. bret? >> how do you feel about paying security for donald trump? secure protection is about to >>> hillary clinton testifies in public thursday to the house select committee on benghazi. while that session certainly qualifies as must-see tv, this week we're going to set the stage for you and tell you what happened, why it's important and what to expect. maybe. tonight chief intelligence correspondent katherine heritage begins with the mistakes and miscalculations that led to the deaths of four americans. >> reporter: in the year leading up to the september 12 terrorist attack, there were 234 security incidents in libya, 50 of which took place in benghazi, including this assassination attempt on the british ambassador as well as an attack that blew a hole in the wall. >> he even joked in an e-mail, maybe we should ask for anot

. >> tucson chief manny padilla says give credit where credit is due. in 2000 agents arrested. >> border security is only one component of the immigration debate. to call it out of control is no longer accurate. near a 40-year low. bret? >> how do you feel about paying security for donald trump? secure protection is about to begin soon, and hillary clinton's testimony about benghazi. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. your bladder is changing, doesn't mean you have to. with tena's unique super-absorbent micro-beads that lock in moisture and odor... you can keep chasing after youth. tena - lets you be you. or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can

deric padilla was her high school teacher and advisor. >> i have never seen a student with this kindof drive. >> the first step of getting to my dream was to become a good leader. >> which he sets foot on campus she is almost like a force. they want to be part of this magic. >> there was something much more to life. >> sia is students in action. a program developed for the jefferson awards and accounting firm deloitte. she was the president at el camino high school at south san francisco. with a little pressure to lead by example. >> it's the night before the projects review and i said to myself i might as well put one in. >> this was the night before. >> 11 pm. i hadn't finished homework. >> that is how dream boxes was born. on the assembly line patricia and her volunteers fill each box with donated school supplies. dream boxes have gone to st. jude's hospital, foster care homes, and the ones being assembled here will go to schools and families in the bay. she's even hand-delivered boxes to students in a small village school in the philippines. in addition to the regular school supp

police arrested a man 27-year- old joel padilla, charged with possession of stolen property. >>> mayor de blasio leaves for israel tonight where he plans to meet with israelis and palestinians. the mayor will meet with israeli officials, visit sites including the western wall in jerusalem, and also deliver a speech on anti-semitism. he is also expected to visit a school where arab and jewish children attend classes together. he had considered to visit the west bank but that was shelved because of security reasons. he is due to return on sunday. and those security concerns are due to a recent wave of violence in israel and the west bank. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer shows us how it's also caused an intense and emotional clash between palestinian and jewish leaders on both sides of the atlantic. >> reporter: 13-year-old ahmed is at the center of the latest war of words between the israelis and the palestinians. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: palestinian president mahmoud abbas charged that a boy was stabbed in a wave of violence and was killed as part of what he was call

derek padilla was patricia's high school teacher and adviser. >> i have never seen a student with this drive. that was to become a leader. >> now when she comes and talks on campus she is like a celebrity because they want to be part of this magic. >> i felt like there was something much more to life. >> reporter: sia is students in action, a leadership program developed through the jefferson awards and the accounting firm deloitte. for two years patricia manubay was the sia president at el camino high school at south san francisco. with a little pressure to lead by example. >> the night before the service projects were due, i said to myself, might as well turn one in. >> this was the night before? >> the night before like 11 p.m. i still didn't finish homework. and two notebooks. >> reporter: that's how dream boxes was born. on the assembly line, patricia and her volunteers fill each box with donated school supplies. dream boxes have gone to st. jude's hospital, foster care homes, and the ones being assembled here will go to schools and families if the bay area. but she is even hand d

jose padilla case. i wonder what you think about the court's review of policy with regard to the war on terror and some of the antecedents to that. rep. goodlatte: this is an issue that is very important to respect the rights, again, under the bill of rights and the 14th amendment to the constitution. and we need to make sure that our laws are respectful of that. but this is also a place where there has been an evolution in thinking. the idea of interning people of one race because they may be somehow a threat to the security of the united states when we also had german-americans and italian americans and we do not intern them, was really an example more of racism than it was of a coherent military policy. either way, that policy was very flawed. when you look at some of the issues today with regard to foreign nationals who have committed terrorist acts or are a member of terrorist organizations, i think that gets a different treatment. i view, for example, the prisoners at guantanamo as being enemy com

two of puerto rico's elected officials -- governor garcia padilla and congressman perry n nuesi -- testified at these hearings and both said the puerto rico government needs access to chapter 9 debt restructuring. it's this senator's strong desire that we see them treated equally under the law and that this legislation to fix this glitch comes to the floor soon. we also need to help puerto rico's health care system. the medicaid program in puerto rico, it serves nearly 1.7 million residents, and it's in terrible shape. in 2010, congress passed the affordable care act which provided puerto rico with a $5.4 billion onetime payment to cover health care costs. that money is set to expire in 2019, but it can even run out sooner. and under medicare part-d, puerto rican residents are being treated like second-class citizens. they don't get the same financial support that state residents get for prescription drug coverage. and this all has an effect on their economy, stifling their ability to emerge from the crisis, not to speak of that they're not getting the health care that other american citizen

se ha convertido en la mamÁ abuela y madre de marÍa la hija mayor de mariana levy, de ariel lÓpez padillaokey >>> pero hablÉ con coco y lo que pasa que falta vender una casa en cuernavaca, que era de mariana cuando se vepnda esa caa se reparte entre los 3 hijos los dos que tiene con pirru y marÍa la mayor en partes e quita tivas y coco iy talina no han tomado l dinero. y vapmos hablar mÁs negro que l noche y estÁ raro esto que la gira de kalimba y samo, se haya cancelado. hablamos con samo y dice que todo es miel sobre hojuelas si van bien las cosas por quÉ se cancela samo. >>> te darÍa una entrevista si fuera quisquilloso me hubiera quedado sentado practicando con mis amigos, a mÍ me gusta dejar clara las cosas y me gusta ser transparente lo Único que te puedo adelantar que, voy a estar donde exista un equipo de trabajo y una estructura de trabajo, no hablando de lo artÍstico, lo artistico estÁ, pero una estructura de trabajo donde se comparte, donde hay buena voluntad. >>> como que estÁ, esta hablando a los manageres de kalimba no a kalimba la parte artÍstica que estÁ muy bien, no esta

darryn barow in 2006 jose padilla in 2007 and glendon crawford in august of this year were convictedf attempting to develop and use a dirty bomb in new york city, chicago, and elsewhere. rdds can be developed by a spectrum of adversaries from a relatively low capability lone wolf such as these three individuals. to a highly capable and technically competent adversary such as the one who perpetrated the coordinated sarin attack oz the tokyo subway system in 1995. the more technical capable adversary is, the more likely they can find ways to spread the material over higher areas and at higher levels. since the 2000 ucla study on the rdd risk at the ports of los angeles and long beach, many policy, programs and systems have addressed the threat likelihood. this includes nrc regulation, doe office on radiological source security and recovery, and the dhs nuclear detection offices to identify radioactive material outside of regulatory control. if a device is located prior to detonation, multiagency teams now exist for rapid response. rdds are unlikely to result in large immediate health e

and padilla in 2007 were each convicted of attempting to use a dirty bomb in new york city, chicago and elsewhere. rdds can be developed by a spectrum of adversaries from a lone wolf effect such as these, to a come me fept -- competent one such as the one who perpetrated the sarin attacks in japan. the more capable the adversary is, the more likely they would spread over larger areas and at higher radioactivity levels. since the 2000 ucla study on rdd risk at the ports of los angeles and long beach, many programs and systems have addressed the threat likelihood. this includes the regulations for source security tdoe office of domestic and foreign programs on radiological source and recovery and the dhs domestic nuclear -- global detection architecture to radio the radioactive material outside of regulatory control. if a device is located, multiagency teams now exist for rapid response. rdds are unlikely to result in large and immediate health effects beyond those caused by the explosive blast although there's more long term effects. however, depending on the radio nuke lead is involved

reno opinÓ del todo sobre el problema desatado en la casa sobre herencia y dichos de ariel lÓpez padillaque la ama y que la quiere y que la protege y la ha protegido durante mucho tiempo no. >>> mira, no dijo mucho, pero lo que dijo estuvo, estuvo directo al punto. >>> directo. >>> por otra parte la puesta en escena de monÓlogo de las vagina celebrÓ 15 aÑos ya. >>> que bien. >>> de estar en cartelera en mÉxico y alicia machado parte del elenco de los monÓlogo de las vagina esta noche huyÓ pero huyÓ de la prensa al ver que esto se le acercaba poco a poco y ella pato pita que te quiero, y al parecer no quiere hablar de el fracaso de maine muestra en escena que se dice terminÓ teniendo una participaciÓn de ella en monterrey, que quÉ fea es que la gente la bandaÓ en aÍi no hubo nada de nada caray pobrecita debut y despedida. >>> en esta carrera pasan esas cosas. >>> pues sÍ. >>> pero bueno. >>> adelante alicia. >>> te parece vamos a ver redes sociales porque estÁn que arden. >>> asÍ es. >>> adelante Érica y me lo dijo un pajarito. ♪. >>> gracias chicas feliz miÉrcoles para ustedes listos par

and, in fact, he filed friend of the court briefs in some of the guantÁnamo bay cases, and josÉ padillae but i'm wondering what you think about the court's review of policy with regard to the war on terror and some of the antecedents to that? >> well, this is an issue that is very important to respect the rights again under the bill of rights and the 14th amendment to the constitution. and we need to make sure that our laws are respectful of that, but this is also a place where there's been an evolution in thinking. the idea of interning people of one race because they might be somehow a threat to the security of the united states would also add german-americans and italian americans and we didn't enter them, nor should we have, was really an example more of racism that was of coherent military policy. but either way that policy was a very flawed one. when you look at some of the issues today with regard to foreign nationals who have committed terrorist acts are members of terrorist organizations, i think that gets the different treatment. i do, for example, the prisoners at guantÁnamo

co-authored by a number of latino legislators and sponsored by the secretary of state, former senator alex padilla, and the purpose of the law is to create a mechanism to basically better meet the voter motor act, and so this is an attempt to get more people registered to vote. there are -- the author, our office, the sponsor worked very closely with the dm v, the transportation agency, to make sure that the bill was amended so that there were no provisions in the bill that would inadvertently register undocumented individuals to vote. moving forward since we have parameters of who we know is applying for an ab-60 driver's license in california, the dmv has the mechanism to be able to say, okay, these people are not eligible. we're not going to follow through and automatically register this population because they're not eligible. they don't meet the criteria that's in statute. so the information that you're hearing is not fact. the legislature has taken great caution to ensure that no undocumented individual is accidentally registered to vote and the secretary of state's office is working very cl