la abogada patricia castorena no representa a la familia rengifo, pero dice que el gobierno necesitapezar a practicar lo que predica. s.o.t. 3:20:00 es necesario iniciar un proceso para poder revisar esos casos, pero al momento hay familias que están sufriendo, familias que están siendo separadas y el gobierno debe actual inmediatamente.. la peticin de asilo de la seÑora rengifo est pendiente porque inmigracin consider que su caso era creible, pero ironicamente la de su esposo fue negada.. segn la familia, porque el

patricia paowell you want to respond?> kind of a hard comment to respond to because it requires more political background than what i represent to have. we go through different kind of philosophies and i think in addition to the political wrangling that's going on in washington, there really is a huge economic argument going on and there's two very different schools of economic thought that are slugging it out. and you have the really took dominance in the great depression and then those that believe more in free markets that were perhaps investing in the prominent member is milton friedman that wrote extensively on the value of capitalism to, and free markets and i think what you see in washington is a tremendous or meant an which is the way to go as a society. i don't think it's clear which one is going to take dominance. i think the dominance during the crisis of 2008 and it's hard to argue what would happen if - i'm a little more on timistic than you. i think it's been terribly made hard on entrepreneurs and those tha

sin embargo, patricia fernandez.. consejera de madres..ujeres jovenes tienden a ignorar las ventajas de amamantar.. sot: patricia "ven los senos como un simbolo sexual que nosotras sabemos que son para dar pecho y no para esa razon" el trabajo y la escuela tambin interfieren.. pero varias clinicas ofrecen bombas que ayudan a las madres ocupadas.. sot 434-5300 "son eléctricas, las rentamos nosotros, totalmente gratuito, tambien tenemos bombas manuales y esas las damos totalmente gratis. es un servicio excelente, muchas mamás no saben y van a comprar las bombas a las tiendas y son super caras, valen 300.. 400 dolares." bridge mayra aunque muchas mujeres regresan al trabajo despues de dar a luz, esto no significa que no tienen el derecho de continuar dando pecho. sot: "el empleador les tiene que dar tiempo para sacarse la leche en un lugar que sea limpio, que sea privado, que no sea el baño. ellas la pueden guardar y esa leche se le da a su bebé el dia siguiente." al igual que la leche de formula, la leche materna puede ser conservada.. sot "

i really can't see at all on the other mammogram. >> reporter: that is welcome news for patricia who says it's almost more comfortable. >> i'm one of the people that has to keep coming back because they don't know what they are looking at or what they are seeing and it's a lot of anxiety for me. i'm glad that i don't have to come back for another year. >> that was erica heart kwift reporting. >> okay. it was buteautiful outside. when it's beautiful, we lose our chief meteorologist. jeff ranieri joining us from the peninsula. i believe we're looking at the background. you're at the faloli house, right? >> reporter: yeah, we're right here in your backyard, raj. >> not quite. >> reporter: not quite your backyard but the bay area's backyard in the peninsula on woodside in the mansion and gardens, a sprawling 654 acres and 16 of that highly manicured gardens. also the flower there in purple. the mansion is the rear-view of it. it's nearly 100 years old and definitely a historic property here in california. joining us today, lynn is with the mansion and the best part of all about this, we

for patricia phillips, not having any answers was little comfort.the boat only clouded her feelings about what miles claimed. >> i don't see how it could have possibly happened according to his story. >> the explanation that makes most sense to investigators, that miles planned the murders and hoped to escape to a new life abroad with his brother's money and identity, is unthinkable to his father. >> i just can't even begin to put it together, to understand how it could happen, as far as premeditation, that's not even a question, that's not possible. >> but it was the physical traces of her children on the boat that pierced their mother's heart. >> i started removing what remained of miles' and brian's personal things. the sense of putting my children in body bags and dumping them in the garbage. it was very, very disturbing. it was heart wrenching. it was -- in a way, it made their death more real than anything else has. and i thought it was already real to me. >> what's the most tragic part about this? >> that innocent people had to die because of

la abogada patricia castorena no representa a la familia rengifo, pero dice que el gobierno necesitazar a practicar lo que predica. s.o.t. 3:20:00 es necesario iniciar un proceso para poder revisar esos casos, pero al momento hay familias que están sufriendo, familias que están siendo separadas y el gobierno debe actual inmediatamente.. la peticin de asilo de la seÑora rengifo est pendiente porque inmigracin consider que su caso era creible, pero ironicamente la de su esposo fue negada.. segn la familia, porque el seÑor estuvo medicado durante la entrevista.. s.o.t. emperatriz rengifo/su esposo e hijo enfrentan deportación no recordaba bien las fechas, ni los sucesos como habian ocurrido. hoy los rengifo solo esperan que la promesa del gobierno permita que su familia permanezca junta.. take sot - animated open cu --buenas noches les saluda blanca garza, gracias por acompaÑarnos . cu ---hay una alerta amber... take deko ---las autoridades de hollister, buscan a la adolescente cristina ramirez de 13 aÑos de edad... quien viste un uniforme escolar, camisa blanca y falda azul. ---cristin

. >> reporter: patricia's ordeal began in may when she got an infection after knee replacement surgery. >> i was so swollen. i couldn't move. >> the nursing home she was recovering in, the rehab center many mountain view sent her to elcamino hospital for emergency treatment. but a few dais later when the hospital was ready to discharge her -- >> i was told that they did not want to take me back. >> she says the rehab center told her friend -- >> we no longer want her things here. they are going to be put in the street. i was confused because i didn't do anything. >> she had a right to be confused. a nursing home has to hold a bed seven days after a resident goes to the hospital and she was ready to come back well within that time. at a state hearing, a judge ruled that the nursing home had to readmit her, but she wasn't allowed back in. >> it's probably been the number one area of concern. >> attorney tony says nursing home evictions are getting more common, especially for patients on medical, which has the lowest reimbursement rate. >> for everyone hearing, there's at least ten, maybe

. >> reporter: with the new generator and groceries, patricia cardwell is afraid irene could be north carolina's katrina. >> i'm here by myself, and... it's just scary. >> reporter: but cardwell's more scared no hotel would take her dog, zack. so she's staying put at her home in wilmington. >> i won't go. that's my... that's my dog. he's the only thing i got here. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations for 3,000 tourists started today on ocracoke island, off north carolina's outer banks, accessible only by boat. melanie gordon and patrice parks put up no fight. >> mandatory. we didn't have a choice. we had to go. >> no charge for the ferry, though, back. >> that was cool. ( laughter ) >> reporter: edna mckelvey headed in the opposite direction, back to ocracoke to pick up her mother. >> it's mandatory for the residents tomorrow and she's elderly and has heart problems and a pacemaker. >> reporter: 860,000 north carolinians could live within irene's reach. hurricane fran was the last category-3 storm to sock this state. it killed 14 people here and caused $2.4 billion in damages and govern

patricia?or normal americans, for people just listening to things and they want washington to calm down, start getting something done. he has not crossed the line for people who are the base republican voters who i talk to who say they want to see somebody put the fight to obama. they want somebody who is going to get aggressive with this brez, tell them they're going to stop his policies in their tracks. it this is what a lot of the campaigners won't do. romney won't do it. we haven't heard a lot of these campaigners get aggressive like perry has. >> you got a double buzz on that one! patricia, we've got to school you. now your buzzer beater. 20 seconds each for this one. listen to this. >> before we get started, let's all say happy birthday to elvis presley today! happy birthday! >> okay, unfortunately, she was saying that on the day that he died. so when you look at her other factual errors, ladies, is this a mistake that maybe americans are going to not care about, care about? patricia? of.

that, after a terrible day on wall street with the dow dropping more than 600 points, patricia wu reportsn the consequences and the possible light at the end of a tunnel. >> reporter: market volatility continues as investors react to news of the s&p's unprecedented downgrade of the u.s. credit rating. >> markets will rise and fall, but this is the united states of america. no matter what some agency may say, we've always been and always will be a triple-a country. >> reporter: president obama tried to reassure americans after friday's rating cut from triple-a to double-a plus. >> our problems are imminently solvable and we know what we have to do to solve them. >> reporter: the s&p also downgraded the ratings for fannie mae and freddie mac which finance mortgages, following the downgrades of questions remaining about the s&p actions. investors kept a close eye on the markets. experts believe the downgrade may cause interest rates to go up, making car loans, student loans and mortgages more expensive. >> the house majority played chicken with america's credit worthiness and america's famil

at patricia mitchell's home in east oakland, the signs are hung. and the balloons are strung for "national night out." all against the backdrop of east oak's harsh reality. [ sirens ] >> there are some days when we didn't hear any police sirens or fire trucks. but those are very rare. >> reporter: tonight's block party will happen on a stretch of 73rd avenue nicknamed the kill zone. >> i think some police officers are here to walk their own beat. i heard certain streets the police officers won't go down. >> reporter: it seems the wrong place to hold a party with clowns and face-painting but mitchell is determined to bridge the gap between neighbors on her block. >> if you get to now neighbors, i think crime would go down. >> reporter: that's the philosophy behind "national night out." there will be more than 550 block parties in oakland tonight, the highest number ever. >> does this really work? >> it works. >> reporter: at the block party he's hosting jose ortiz will be showing the low rider patrol car he designed to bring cops and kids together.

. >> la marcha a la concejal , patricia, al superintendente y al jefe de la policía . >> se registraraal. >> fue encontrada culpable por acoso sexual pero se libero de tener relaciones sexuales . >> la policía investiga como un crimken una esvastica en el auto de una mujer cuando la víctima encontró el simbolo haber sido grabado . ,>> cubria el capo del coche . >> no se registran incidentes como estos antes . >> el adolescente que decía que fue secuestrado paso de víctima a implicado lo acusaron de robo en segundo grado y robo de vehiculo . >> su cómplice de 23 años enfrenta 4 cargos por robos, y posecion de un arma . >> ambos lo pleanearon en una semana . ,>> la policía busca a un grupo de sujetos que se llevaron un pedazo de cabello de la víctima, además de asaltarlo, mientras la víctima estaba en el suelo le sacaron un mecho son hombres de 30 a 40 años que vestian ropa oscura . >> dos trabajadores latinos csasi sufren accidente . >> este es el momento que los bomberos tratan de remover el andamio . >> en san francisco . >> afortunadamente fueron rescatados a tiempo . >> había una se

. >> patricia trabaja a media cuadra y donde esta noche se reportan 53 muertos la mayoría muertos por al paso de las horas la incertidumbre crecía . >> una compañera suya está mencionada y no se puede decir si está muerta o no . >> es una noche de tristeza para méxico, se ha cometido un acto de terror, . >> aún sin pistas de los responsables el funcionario hizo una promesa . >> no quedarán impunes . >> la noticias está en todo el mundo y para los mexicanos el sentimiento es uno . >> estamos consternados y triste y sentimos que el país está pasando por un momento difícil . >> las labores de rescate han sido suspendidas . >> se han identificado 45 personas de los fallecidos . >> el segundo hombre más importante en méxico ya está en monterrey . >> el sistema de comunicación de radios aún está con problemas y el sistema digital de radio es muy complejo y el jefe de policía dijo que los agentes están frustrados y se confía que se solucianaran las fallas . >> en oakland se quiere combatir la ola de violencia . >> la alcaldesa dijo que el ayuntamiento está buscando asociaciones y se prometen

. >> además de llenar la solicitud, patricia gomez recomienda lo siguiente. >> pienso que el dinero esaratoria qué recomendamos? >> todos los alumnos dicen que deben prepararse dentro como fuera del aula. >> no sólo muy bien preparada académicamente pero que pueda ayudar al colegio de otras maneras. >> hágalo temprano, y para sus ensayos pida ayuda a la mamá. >> es un año muy estresante porque yo estaba trabajando en mi escuela y además en mis aplicaciones y pues un consejo que tengo es que apliquen a muchas escuelas, es lo que yo hice. >> bueno pues sin duda los mejores consejos que podemos recibir es de los que lo están viviendo. >> buenas tardes feliz viernes, vámonos a esta imagen satelital, se ve claramente irene, ese huracán que estará afectando la costa oeste. más de 65 millones de personas están siendo advertidas por el huracán. este cambio de vientos que trae las lluvias dispersas, las temperaturas en los 89 grados en algunos, en las costas entre los 60 y 65 grados . ahí está el huracán categoría 2. afectará nueva york, boston y seguirá hacia el norte. realmente una situación

. >> patricia is my name, you have seen me before. i am emission residents. it is the industrial zone, so we have not had the parks in our area before. we did that a number of years ago, we built it and they have not stopped coming. >> i am coming to say a few words in support of this project. when land becomes available, it is not necessarily that it is available. as you heard previously, the size fits very well with the focus concept. the rose document has yet to be adapted and if it's very well with the new acquisition policy that will be presented to you where and special needs are defined by less than half an acre within half a mile radius. again, it is important to have a recreation site at that area. the documents for acquisition emphasizes the importance of leveraging. as the policies adapt, it will go right to the head of the list. because of the acquisition recommendations have not been implemented, on this particular item that not appear prior to being on the agenda. i hope that in the future, as the policy is adapted, and it will provide an opport

. >> our guest is you patricia paowell. line for republicans is (202) 737-0001 representative, for democrat, democrat dechlt and we have a line for independent and if you're watching outside the united states. (202) 628-0205. from our twitter page. scott has this point. rather i give you 50,000 dollars in gold or $50,000 in cash? >> that's a very interesting and tough question. being a money manager i would never do all of either. but i certain liam a big fan of cash and i am a small fan of gold at over $1600 an ounce. i was a bigger fan when it was under thousand dollars an ounce. host: republican line with patricia paowell. good morning da. ller: thanks for my call. i had a question for terrillier caller but i guess she can field this one too. how can we trust the stock market when they gave triple-a ratings to pretty much garbage surime mortgage? can you trust the stock market? people live paycheck to paycheck. how can you 408k when the economy collapsed and everyone had to turn to trim-ple-a but i was garbage. how can y

. >> patricia boyd. i haven't planned to stay but i'm waiting for another committee to my term. i was disturbed by the nightclub violence in the marina, we're having more and more nightclub violence. with one bar that's advertising in east oakland bringing a hip-hop group over. another one who has continual pub crawls and it's becoming, three windows have been broken in the last 12 months. ambulances have been called on other issues, and i think we may -- i would like to keep this as a higher priority for our neighborhood at least. we have another one that was closed for a shooting. and it doesn't look like if what we're getting is a replacement. i'm trying to be open minded on this one. the police staffing i think is very important. i think we're too short and we need to campaign royally for more police officers. d.n.a. and sexual assaults is very, very important from someone who's worked with it and i worked with people who have been molested quite often. and it's a real problem. the one that -- i had one down here, racial profiling, i would like to discuss some things with ea

patricia is one of the people who informed me.if we could have time to discuss this or pursue something like the limited live informant -- performance permit, we would appreciate that. >> thank you. any other members of the public? this would not fall under the umbrella of the limited live entertainment, right? >> as he has applied and to go past ten, it would not be limited live performance, as he revised the application. >> ok. >> commisioner joseph: i make a motion at this point. before i do, i wanted to make my feelings really clear. i do believe that some things are going to open in that space, whatever it is. having something without a dance for is a far better cry then having another gravitate type club opened in that space but -- gravity type club opened in that space. opinions of what his sound is going to be like is unrealistic. he cannot have in-house system and put a dj through it and bands. it would make our sound enforcement impossible. that is not realistic to me. i also think that his neighborhood outreach was some

los mensajes de repudio, recuerdan a patricia la mártir que cumplió por cumplir murió p trabajo. de un juez, un diputado, columnista de un periódico. >>> era conocida por combatir grupos para policiales y mafias. >>> doy mensaje a jueces, fiscales y testigos que es parte fundamental de un proceso que tengan cuidado, si tengo la osadía de matar un juez, puedo hacer lo mismo con ustedes. >>> la orden de asesinato, puede haber venido de este batallón de la policía militar en los últimos 10 años, la magistrada condenó a más de 70 malos policías. en los últimos 4 años fueron registradas 31 mil muertes violentas. 90% de los homicidios no fueron castigados. >>> la pregunta es un hecho tran grave como el asesinato de un juez, nos revela en brasil la aparición de mafiase otras mundiales y en este caso como otros, quedan impunes. en brasil, fabiana, univn.ió >>> pasamos con etna smith y un adelanto de la edición nocturna de noticiero univisión. >>> acribillan a balazos a 10 presuntos sicarios en méxico las autoridades encontraron armas, marihus y granadas durante la redada. también se desa

patricia hernÁndez y nuestras cÁmaras. >> ¿que es lo que sabrÁ ser? ¿estafar a la gente?a confrontaciÓn la seÑora hernÁndez nos mostrÓ que le habÍa pagado la seÑora alderete para que le arreglara la risa de su esposo que estaba en mÉxico, alondra respuesta del departamento de inmigraciÓn llegÓ a la corte la seÑora alderete, caso que dirigiÓ la juez mÓnica caballero. >> ella le ordenÓ qu eme pagara documentos que es un fraude. >> pero segÚn fernÁndez ha pasado dos meses y no ha pagado. >> ella ordenÓ que no se haga trabajos y noella lo sigue haciendo, nadie le diera respeto, quiero que toda la comunidad hispana se dÉ cuenta que alderete es un fraude. >> superÓ 18 aÑos que trabajÉ en migraciones, este trabajo lo ha estado haciendo bien, por 50 aÑos. >> ¿cuÁnto le pagÓ para eso? >> 3785 $. >> ¿en la licenci documentos de inmigraciÓn? ¿se anuncia como una persona...? >> . no menos yo como nada porque no suenan a >> no negociaciÓn alderete no trabaja mÁs porque le diagnosticaron cÁncer. >> del juez le ordenÓ que no trabaje mÁs que eso pero le importa un bledo. >> alderete afir

vamos a ver, personas han podido volver a sus casas, pero estamos aquÍ para ayudarles >>> gracia as patriciado por la situaciÓn de emergencia que se vive en el estado de vermont, es la informaciÓn que tengo por el momento, ahora regreso contigo jorge >>> viviana muchas gracias. en el norte de el estado de nueva york y new jersey los estragos de irene han aumentando por culpa de las inundaciones. el servicio de trenes no se ha reestablecido, en new jersey esto serÁ hasta maÑana, ilia calderÓn nos muestra lo que vio durante un amplia recorrido por las Áreas afectadas. >>> las inundaciones en nueva york, han obstruido carreteras y calles al tiempo que los trabajad trabajadores tratan de establecer el servicio elÉctrico, en el condado d se desbordÓ un rÍo y lago al mismo tiempo. en new jersey las autoridades evacuaron a varias personas cuando aumentÓ la crecida de un rÍo. y en. (nombre en inglÉs) los bomberos respondieron de emergencia al voraz centincendi una casa. en diÉndo un dÍa despuÉs de que irene pasara por new jersey, vecindarios como isa este en paterson todavÍa sufren consecuencias de

patricia delgado. >> i just wanted to add my voice to the 17th and folsom park. i just want to bring to your attention that this is in the old industrial zone coming from 16th to 23rd. all of that area was originally the industry of san francisco. up the street from me, at the corner of 23rd and harrison was the old winfield paper manufacturing plant. that was resolved and now we have 56 apartments there. the old penske lot, alabama, florida, 14th and 19th. that is all now low-income housing. and when willie brown was our mayor, a lot of work came in on harrison street. so that whole area is changing. then it was the third round. in the 1970's, the neighborhood said, let us build a park there. then in the 1980's, when we first moved in, somebody once again brought it to our attention. it got as far as the drawings and then fell into the blue void also. and then we started working with the neighborhood, rec and parks, and then we had lots of meetings. after a year and half of talks, we finally got our park. it is build it and they will come, and they have not stop

shannon: and patricia as a business owner, you know it's all about jobs.? are you in the mode to hire? what do you see out there? >> i hit the button on monday to put my ads in. shannon: okay that's positive. >> on friday when all of this is going on i should have put the ads in i was like, i'll wait. so i finally hit the button. but what i'll tell you is the response is incredibly poor. , incredibly poor. shannon: unqualified folks or not the numbers, or the quality or quantity. >> both. i have two jobs that i posted. one job i have not received a single application for, and the other job, most of the applicants have not followed the instructions that were in the ad, and what we've asked for and we said one of our requirements is you must have the ability to follow instructions. shannon: that is key for most jobs. i'm telling you right now i will get a flood of emails from people that want to know what the jobs are on how to find you. you are putting out feelers and thinking about hiring. shannon: absolutely. we've been growing. shannon: you say there is

. >> patricia. what we have is the issue of the doors. this is of a one. -- a big one. i am suggesting the doors remain closed except one door in and out if they would like to use the patio. i do have concerns, and i thought about this really hard over the week, of people staring out fronts of buildings, not getting fines because of political pressure put on the planning department and the department of building inspection on this issue. people represent themselves as expediters not listed in analysts -- and the expediters list of the ethics commission, but they have done a great job on inside. it is a beautiful restaurant. noise is the issue. my suggestion is to keep all the doors closed except for the one that swings in and out for the waiters and waitresses. there has to be a compromise, and the fact is when i hear that the day before a brief is supposed to be in, a meeting is called the day before they are supposed to be working hard on the brief common -- on the brief, it concerned me common -- it concerned me, and i believe some compromise has to happen during gro

sot patricia martnez "la mayoria de las personas califican, el problema es que no llenan las solicitudesque coman los niños en la escuela." ---la ultima recomendacio n que hacen los maestros es revisar las mochilas de sus hijos para asegurarse que no esten muy pesadas y asi evitar lesiones en la espalda.. sot fabin garca - padre de familia "la mochila de mi hija no está tan pesada. sí miré que unas que sí estaban muy pesadas." topvo ---ante la incertidumbre creada por la crisis presupuestaria que enfrenta el estado de california, ---algunos distritos escolares de la bahia no descartan la posibilidad de recortar el numero de semanas en el aÑo escolar.. ---la fecha clave para determinar si esta medida seria necesaria, es el mes de diciembre que es cuando los funcionarios estatales determinaran si se han recaudado suficientes impuestos para continuar con el actual aÑo escolar.. cu ---por primera vez en casi una decada la mayoria de estudiantes de las escuelas en el estado mejoraron en ingles y matematicas... take vo ---las autoridades estatales dieron a conocer los resultados de una evaluac

>> patricia was part of a steady stream of mourners and nows all too well the pain the family feels. in addition to her son, killed in a drive by more than 20 year s ago, her grandson murdered in january. and so many people have similar stories. >> today, the chief is not making predictions. >> i'm confident that we have some good leads we're following up on and we're going to track down people responsible. if we don't do it in a short amount of time doesn't mean we're going give up or stop. >> and a fund has been now established to help carlos's family with funeral expenses. and we have information on abc 7 news.com. >> two men accused of beating brian stow entered not guilty pleas today. and prosecutors say they've made self incriminating statements. the district attorney said only one of 20 eyewitnesses identified sanchez and none identified norwood. >> like i said awaiting further discoverry. >> so the family says he's making slight improvement and had been able to pucker lips when his sister gave him a kiss. >>> a man accused of killing a teen-aged girl appeared in court today.

it is our top story tonight at 7:00 as patricia records, the question is, what happens next? >> mocha volatility continued to be a speed the's unprecedented downgrade. >> markets will rise and fall this is the united states of america. no matter what some agencies say, we have always been and always will be a aaa country. >> reporter: president obama tried to reassure americans after the credit rating fell from aaa to aa+. >> our problems are so mobile and we know will be educated to solve them. >> reporter: they also dominated the ratings board fannie mae and freddie mac, following a downgrade questions remain about the impact. experts believe the downgrade may cause interest rates to go up, making car loans, student loans, and mortgages were expended. >> the housing authority play cheating that americans could awaiting this and american families will be the losers. >> reporter: the us is that the other countries like japan and canada came in at the same situation just time to justify. >> unit to sit back and look into the emotions take over. >> reporter: certainly good advi

joining me by phone is patricia, billinger. boy do you have your hands full today in vermont. a bit of what you've seen. >> i am standing by, it's actually called a brooke, it's become a river. i'm standing by a little arts warehouse business that an entire side of the building has washed away into this. what you say is a brooke is now a river. people say hurricane irene was over blown. i'm looking at the devastation and saying, maybe the winds didn't do the damage but the floods have done extensive damage. the red cross will be busy for months. megyn: our expecting damage of this size in vermont? >> i just drove into vermont this morning from manhattan. manhattan was spared the brunt of the force of it. and vermont has a lot of damage as do other parts up and down the coast of the u.s. we were expecting this. a lot of folks focus on the winds from the hurricane, we knew the inland flooding as a result of this would affect millions of people. and we are here to help. we have thousands of trained volunteers all up and down the coast. we have hundreds of emergency response vehic