. >> queremos que paren el sufrimiento estamos seguros pero los papa no. >> tenemos varias negativaslen adelante. >> lo la dreamer de arizona que trajo su madre. >> yo tuve el sueño primero quería dar una mejor vida a los hijos. >> o contrarios a los legalizados fueron protegidos. >> pero llegaron al congreso pero hay incertidumbre que pasara con la reforma, desde washington univisión. >> tenemos cobertura local donde en la bahia piden una reforma, en san jose hay movilizaciónes y ahpora hay una vigilia. >> ramon buenas tardes. >> gracias, buenas tardes, el primero de los venetos comenzo en san jose, y termino con vigila en donde se escucharon casos desgarradores. >> es la vigilia que se celebro a las 4 de la tarde, un caso es la separacion de familia. >> esty en proceso de deportacion. >> tiene una pesadilla al tener dos hijas ciudadanas. >> mi hija fue de vacaciones la recogimos al aeropuerto, por uan pregunta, salieron a buscar a los padres y comenzo los pesadillas. >> compar recuerda eventos cuando murió su padre y en spera de ser ciudadano, pero quedaron en un limbo. >> quedamos

. >> si, lo qnecesitamos es que también paren la deportación, muchos inmigrantes ilegales nosotros somoes lideres republicanos anunciaron que revisaran la reforma migratoria parte por parte, no como una reforma migratoria integral como en el senaado. >>eestarémos presdentando de todo el rompecabezas de inmigración . >> dicen que no hay acuerdo si incluiran un camino a la ciudadania que muchos no ofredcen. r dice que está de acuerdo con proyecrtos separados de inmigración que trabajen juntos. >>s iempre fue mi preferencia, no es la dirección del senado, los demócratas están en la mayoria, he estado en el proceso activo, la mejor manera de la reforma migratoria es a través de varios programas que trabajan juntos. >> pero otro de los ochos senadores dicen que un camino para ser ciudadanos norteamericanos es una obligacion. >> se dijo que ir por partes no elimina una reforma migratoria integral. >> la reforma migratoria integral compone muchas partes, el hecho que un presidente de una comisión desea tener audiencias sobre una parte, para mi no excluye otras partes. >> la camará de represent

voy a escribir una carta a mi representantes y los llamarÁ para exigir una reforma migratoria que parende una lista de espera para rea alistarse como bomberos en este estado, en chicago reportera univisiÓn. >>> las autoridades de fovrn van a hacer mÁs duras las leyes para combatir la prÁctica de quienes llaman al 911 reportando crÍmenes falso, vamos con maps detalle de la historia con liliana. >>> este es un operativo diseÑado a dar con un sujeto de quiÉn se reporta ha puesto en peligro la vida de las personas de la naciÓn, la policÍa ha movilizado a decenass de oficiales pero nada parece estar pasando momentos despuÉs in tiende que se trata de la primera broma llamadas a un mismas al 911 * que sueÑan reales reportando el delito en la casa de alguna celebridad rs pero sol falsa. >>> estÁn en el ambito de hacker de defraudadors en internet, ellos alguna forma esconden el telÉfono de quien esta actuando. >>> esta broma es ademÁs muy cara puede costarle a la ciudad hasta diez mil dÓlares pone en peligro la vida y seguridad de muchos y se paga con cÁrcel. >>> puede ser hasta 3 aÑos en la cÁ

. >>> paren, paren. >>> quÉ pasÓ? >>> vengo celebrando, hello. paren aquÍ. >>> meche, que le pasÓ?che. les presento a madonna y madono. son los que me llevan y me traen. tacher, quÉ tal. >>> quÉ tal? >>> celebrando. >>> que celebra. >>> es que el fin de semana pasa de todo en univisiÓn. con los premios tv y novelas. >>> vine porque este fin de semana trasmitiremos desde acapulcuaca p acap acapulco, es una gran fiesta. >>> que le pasÓ? >>> me monte en el meche mÓvil. >>> como el papa mÓvil. mechemÓvil. >>> quÉ bueno que amaneciÓ asÍ, porque hay muchas noticias. >>> disculpa satcha pretto. >>> tranquila, es un placer. y quiero contarles que hay un tercer nombre en cuanto a los atentados en boston, y por quÉ las autoridades estÁn interesadas en hablar con este sujeto. >>> llego con la purita verdad, alan y esta servilleta nos vamos a acapulco, y el prÓximo 3 de mayo celebramos nuestro 16 aniversario. (aplausos) >>> y vamos a un lugar donde se cumplen todos los sueÑos. disney word. y como parte de esta celebraciÓn nos acercamos a ustedes y "despierta amÉrica" llega de costa a costa cum

these companies are on the table and these aunt paren users. they weren't around just a few years ago. >> right. >> they're young. and they're creating billions of dollars of value in our economy in a matter of a couple of years. >> uber is growing at more than 20% month over month connecting drivers with potential passengers in 30 cities. ceo travis says each new town is profitable in a year. >> our motto is everyone's private driver, so if you had your own private driver, which some people at this table may have, you would just get out of the car when you wanted to get out. it's like no vouchers, no cash. you just get out of the car. >> right. >> i think by the time we start consuming some wine. travis. we got cabernet oosh shara. >> next we're on the money and looking ahead. how learning to share may teach us a few other things. >> we're not going to be using laptops in a few years. >> a lot less. we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing

i have two children at home and to paren could see chirp senselessly murdered and not be anything but speechless nd just taken aback at the depravity and the hor are of it. but it's sad so many politicians are trying to take advantage of the tragedy not to take legislation to target violent criminals but working to take away the second amendment right to keep an bear arms of the law abiding peaceful citizens. let me tell you something interesting most people on't know -- >> lou: senator, could i to this. take this opportunity to go to break very quickly, because we have run up against one of those things. >> sure. >> lou: if yo wouldn't mind we'll take a quick break and come back. talking to senator ted cruz. you don't want to miss a moment of what he has to say on th >>> we are talking to senator ted cruz. it interrupted you. i apologize for that. if you will, sir. >> guest: sure, i was say that unfortunately the obama administration has not made a priority to prosecute those lons with guns. 15,000 felons and fnneltives tried to purchase a gun and were turned down. they prosecuted ju

they say that they pulled paren students and thought that the comcast center would be a good idea. in bowie, i'm tracy wilkins, news 4. >>> and new research on a deadly cancer that strikes women. doctors found women were not getting the best treatment. doreen gentzler has more. >> reporter: hi, pat, more than 22,000 women every year are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. and it is a terrible diagnosis, because more than 75% of them will die from the disease. now, doctors say one possible reason for the high death rate is that not enough women are getting the latest, advanced forms of treatment. >> i felt like i was in a bit of a death march. very insure what the world would be like following such a life altering surgery at age 32. >> reporter: jennifer mcgean as in the prime of her life, she was forced to get a full his -- surgery. >> you have to look out for number one and be your own advocate. >> reporter: that is why the alexandria woman, now 36, looked for a third and second opinion, making sure she got the best type of treatment for her type of cancer. but according to studies, ne

it will help us face our paren challenges. as the great project it is and an be, the strong intellectual heritage and the capacity of the people of europe. it is a fully authentic union if it is characterized by solidarity. if our european union and it is not of this authentic character just now, it must be made so to changes in commitment. the idealism, the intellectual strength and the courage that drove the founding fathers of the union. if we were to look at an alternative to regard our people dependent vary yubbles on ranging agencies. indeed, found to be fallible on so many occasion, instead of being citizens we would be reduced to mere consumer. prongs in a chess board of fiscal moves. [applause] in a game derived from assumptions set out we have asums -- assumptions that are weakened and frequently undeclared. so ahat our decisions be rm ma tive rather than demetic. it is to defend and deepen democracy. i want to make clear, that i believe if it is meant, i believe in the utility of so many areas. owever, i believe if

. >> no saben lo que está pasando, hay una gran sorpresa, que paren la música en méxico y pongan atenciónarada de plata, te amo, gracias y todo lo que hago lo hago por ti. >> yo también a ti mi amor, te amo. >> me siento orgullosa de ti. >> señora, gracias por comunicarse con nosotros y con esto nos tenemos que ir a una pausa y a seguir celebrando la vida, en "despierta américa, la mejor manera de comenzar sus mañanas", arriba la familia y éxito! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aquí seguimos en acapulco. >> así es, amanecimos contentos, con mariachis y muchas gracias por el hotel que nos da la linda divina. >> que lindo amanecer y esta con nosotros norberto hernández para celebrar el premio. >> sí, que reconocimiento y formar parte de "despierta américa" y ahora les tengo una entrevista con una ganadora, es paty navidad, que ganó por la novela "por ella soy eva", vamos a ver esta entrevista, hablando de llorar. >> todo estaba listo, mesa y platillo para recibir en este restaurante a paty navid. >> pero totalmente atinaste. >> sí, es que eres muy sana. >> mira, el cuerpo tiene que tener todos los nutrientes, di

. >>> and coming up, when paren(wg to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely aa lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> everybody talks ♪ >>> when it comes to kids, when does sharing become oversharing? a wildly popular blog showcasing the most outrageous comments on breast-feeding, toilet training and other dirty laundry that every family goes through on the web takes aim at parents. the blogger is not a parent, and that has a lot of moms and dads up in arms. it's been called oversharenting. moms and dads oversharing personal parenting experiences on very public social media websites. everything from labor and delivery to photos that we just don't need to see. but this woman, 30-year-old new yorker blair koenig has been fighting back with her own blog, stfu, parents poking fun at parents wh

something else that needs his attention, but he never, ever forgot his promise made to those sandy hook paren parents. and my understanding is they are coming to capitol hill and they are going to various senate offices and they are looking into the eyes of senators, if they can get a meeting with them, and saying, "please, we know you may not like every aspect of this bill, but don't filibuster the bill; allow us to take it up and then vote your conscience. you owe it" -- i'm sure they're going to say -- "to our children who got gunned down." anyone who knows a six-year-old, a five-year-old, a seven-year-old child knows the beauty and joy of that age. everything in front of them. huh, the fact that anyone could hurt a child is beyond our capacity to imagine. but to take a gun into a school and slaughter these babies? it's beyond bleevment we hav be. and we have to upon. and the way to respond isn't to say we're not going to take up this legislation because we love the national rifle association. and the rifle -- the national rifle association has a right to its opinion, and i will, you know,

great couples, great mriages have it, great parents where each paren is able to do both, a little bit with them this many hours tomorrow. you work togher like anything else. >> we do what our parents did. sometimes what our parents did doesn't work. sometimes your father never td you he loves you. you got to sometimes reverse those roles, do something different and now you got to share in everything. it's a new thing, i do the dishes and i do thecooking, it's not a problem. i'm a good cook so it's good. so sometimes if you operate on your strengt it's best foror th whole family. >> rapid fire i want to get one moreegment i here i-parenting, do you allow your kids to use anpad at the staurant? >> you got to put structure. it is a powerful, powerful tool, put structure on their usage. >>e'll be right back. we have a lot moreo talk about. oh no, he's a nice guy. no i'm talking out your yogurt. see dannon oikos is so rich and thick and smooth. so smooth. in a national taste test dannon oikos fat free strawberry avor beat chobani 2 to. mmmm. stamos? look babe - i'm doing better. she means

that is the choice we're standing here parening to the nations who have made the choice. >> thank you very much. >> coming up on the next "washington journal." allen gomez gives an update on bipartisan efforts in the house and the senate to create comprehensive legislation. later "washington journal" potlights on magazines examining the debate over fracking. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> wall street executive greg smith resigned from goldman sachs and wrote an article critical of the lack of clients' focus. he speaks about why he quit and the ethics at the wall street firms. this is just over an hour. >> this event is co-sponsored for the center of ethics and society, which has a year-long seminars on the ethics and wealth so there are other parts of the seminar series that you might find interesting. so this is something that may be of interest to you going forward throughout the year. before we get started i want to say a few things. first of all greg is due at the bookstore at 6:00 p.m. so if you have detailed conversations you want t

working in the area of special education because she knew she had a talent as so many of the students paren who worked with her found talent for reaching out and touching little girls' and little boys' lives. in fact, it's not a coincidence that a number of the kids that were killed in sandy hook that day were kids with autism because sandy hook was known as a school that had a talent for reaching out to kids on the autistic spectrum and anne marie was part of the that story. she was a special education teacher, mother of four wonderful children: kelly coleen page and thomas. she grew up in catona, new york, she graduated from a high school in summers, new york. she got her degree at southern connecticut state university. she was remembered by her friends and family as sweet, happy and outgoing and caring, and all of those characteristics came into play that day. i shared this story with my colleagues last week and then behind closed doors today, but i'll share it quickly again. that day anne marie murphy had in her charge a little boy named dylan hockley. when the bullets started flying, a