there's good news in puerto rico. mobile connectivity has increased rapidly, also supported by government programs, you're right, there is an issue with people in puerto rico unserved by broadband. >> i look at this in terms of process, especially from a mobile perspective as a down payment. we made a commitment to work within a certain budgetary framework, and, of course, that means the types of engagement or restrictions that we speak of today. my office -- we take a lot of meetings from those who care and represent those persons in that territory, and a lack of connectivity. we have friends on the islands who deserve the same type of engagement as we have, and so hopefully again, the savings that are being -- may have time to speak more about, will be able to again connect those on that -- in that area. >> is the mobile capacity expansion, does it -- is it at par with the rest of the -- the national level or is it at -- in essence, where the demand going is the mobile route, because of the broadband route? you talk

necesito enviar unas postales a puerto rico. ¿por correo aéreo?talmente diferente... medido, tranquilo, mesurado. con él se puede hablar muy fácilmente. eres la niña mimada de tu papá. bueno. doctor, ¿ocurre algo malo? es mejor que hablemos a solas. adelante, pase por aquí. gracias. ilupe! ¿mande? ramón: lupita, por favor sírvenos un cafecito. sí, señor. pati: cinco minutos de descanso. ¿un poco de café? iay! gracias. bueno... dime, ¿qué pasa? nada. estoy haciendo unos cambios en el diálogo de elena. hay una parte de la escena que no funciona bien. este... no me refiero a la obra, sino a ti. ¿qué te pasa a ti? ya sabes, manuel y sus patrocinadores quieren cancelar la obra. pati, yo te conozco ya hace mucho tiempo y desde que regresaste de méxico has estado distinta. ¿te sucede algo más? es juan. se ha enojado conmigo a causa de esta obra. ¿cómo? no entiendo. sí... cuando le dije que tenía que regresar a nueva york se enojó conmigo. el quería que yo me quedara en méxico con su familia. bueno, eso se puede entender pero tu presencia aquí era muy nec

jurisdictions of puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. and expressed my respectful but strong belief that the fbi and other federal law-enforcement agencies need to do far more to deal with this problem. let me briefly summarize the situation for you -- while violent crime has decreased nationally, of violent crime in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands has been on the rise for over a decade. the homicide rate in each territory is about six times the national average and almost three times higher than any state. puerto rico has nearly the same number of murders each year that texas does even though texas is home to 25 million people and puerto rico's population does not reach 4 million. according to estimates, 3/4 of the homicides in puerto rico or link to the international drug trade. this is like a moving target. the drug traffickers are changing routes and are hitting the caribbean once again. this is a problem of national scope. about 3/4 of the cocaine that enters puerto rico is then transported to the u.s. mainland. because puer

it has to do with puerto rico and startling statistics about puerto rico. the 2010 706 report found that 4 million puerto ricans had no broad band access, which is one-sixth of all americans. the 2011 study found 70% is still unserved. it excludes puerto rico in terms of the broad band availability. where do we stand on this issue? >> it is an important issue. and puerto rico is very much part of our plan and we have a goal of reaching unserved americans with broadband, puerto rico is part of that. the funds have to go from somewhere. the more support we can get on a bipartisan basis to get them to unserved americans, the stronger we'll be and the faster we'll be able to move. there is an issue with people in port puerto rico. >> i look at this in terms of process, especially from a mobile perspective as a down payment. we made a kmiltment to work within a certain budgetary frame work. the engagement or restrictions that we speak of today. we take a lot of meetings from those who care and those persons in that territory and that care a lot about friends on

angela y yo, ya sabíamos lo del accidente desde puerto rico. ¿pero cómo?ndo se presentó de repente uno de los tíos de angela. jaime: iangela! angela... me alegro mucho de encontrarte. ¿qué pasa, tío? estás muy preocupado. tienes que ir directamente a ver a tu hermano cuando llegues a méxico. ¿cómo? no comprendo. sucedió un accidente... en la excavación. ¿qué pasó? su hermano tuvo un accidente en la excavación. pronto podrás hablar con él. ( sirenas ) ha habido un accidente. no se puede pasar. ay, por favor, señor. el hermano de ella estaba en la excavación. no sabemos lo que le ha pasado. en ese caso, deben ir al pueblo. por allá, a no más de quince minutos. en el hospital, le dan información a todos los familiares. buenos días, ¿sabe ud. algo de los trabajadores de la excavación? mi hermano estaba allí. ¿y su nombre, por favor? roberto castillo soto. es un estudiante de puerto rico. castillo soto, vamos a ver... mire ud. misma. angela: imira!, aquí hay un "r. castilla". sí. puede ser un error. puede ser roberto castillo. señorita, aquí hay un "r. castilla

when we closed puerto rico and moved them to miami, we gave them, not guarantees, but assurances thatlant was safe. we asked specifically when they were considering coming over, any considerations or discussions of this plant in miami closing and we were were told absolutely not. it was incomprehensible to me that 60 days or so after the people moved from puerto rico, it was announced they were closing the miami plant as well. >> you were totally taken by surprise then. so you said having to fire people at said behring was one of the worst times you ever felt that you had to do something and it was unethical, tell me more about that. well, i have been involved in human resources and reorganizations and people get laid off. what was unethical in my opinion is they very heavily recruited critical staff from puerto rico, moved those americans, persuaded them to come to miami to maintain their jobs, and after they gave up everything and left what they with had familiar, and those americans came here, they were laid off here. i don't think any of them would have come to miami for temporary

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es un estudiante de puerto rico. castillo soto, vamos a ver... no, aquí no está.que algunos hombres están atrapados? ¿vivos? creemos que sí. pero dígame, por favor ¿sabe dónde se encuentran los que no resultaron heridos?  todos han pasado por el hospital para ser observados. algunos ya se fueron a sus casas pero todos están en la lista. no hay ningún castillo soto. mire ud. misma. angela: imira!, aquí hay un "r. castilla". sí. puede ser un error. puede ser roberto castillo. señorita, aquí hay un "r. castilla". ¿no será roberto castillo? disculpe, pero yo sé que ése es rodrigo castilla. lo conozco bien. vive aquí cerca. ¿ha estado ud. en la excavación? sí, señorita. aquí hacemos lo que podemos para ayudar. ¿tiene ud. algún familiar allí? sí, mi hermano. es un estudiante de puerto rico. se llama roberto castillo soto. ¿lo ha visto? no. es como de este tamaño blanco, de pelo castaño corto... no. no lo recuerdo. lo siento. entonces, ¿podría estar entre los hombres atrapados? puede ser, pero no sabemos quiénes son. están excavando para sacarlos. hombre: ivengan, ve

pero antes tengo que llamar a puerto rico. mercedes: ianimo, papá!ronto estaremos de regreso. mañana, ¿eh? si no mañana, yo mismo me levanto y tomo el avión. sí, ya lo dijiste. pero no será necesario. creo que exageras. parece que la enfermedad de tu padre no te deja ver las cosas con claridad. en este episodio, van a aprender vocabulario y expresiones relacionados con los viajes. me gustaría hacer reservaciones para cuatro personas. ¿para cuándo, señor? para el próximo fin de semana. ihuy! es muy pronto. eh, primero creo que debo de preguntar si hay vacantes. si no hay en el sol caribe vacantes las habrá en otro hotel. en cozumel hay muchos hoteles muy buenos además del presidente. ¿el plan incluye el vuelo en avión? sí. el precio incluye viaje de ida y vuelta en avión más tarifas, más impuestos y tres días y tres noches en el hotel. entonces, ¿le hacemos su reservación? sí, pero tengo que consultarlo con una amiga. ella no sabe nada de todo esto. captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge fou

escuchen bien mientras raquel cuenta como conoció a angela y lo que le pasó en puerto rico.n: en el nombre del padre, del hijo y del espíritu santo... ¿qué pasó? su hermano tuvo un accidente en la excavación. captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. entonces, fui a san juan para buscar a angel. disculpe. estoy buscando la calle del sol, número cuatro. la calle del sol, es ésa que está en el frente. el número cuatro es a la derecha. ¿a la derecha? exacto. gracias. de nada. ( timbre suena ) señorita, ¿a quién busca? buenos días, señora. busco al señor angel castillo. ¿no sabe ud., señorita? el señor castillo murió. ¿cuándo murió? hace poco. es una pena, tan buenos vecinos que eran. nunca se repuso de la muerte de su esposa. ¿entonces era casado? sí, su señora era una mujer muy linda. era escritora. pero murió ya hace varios años. los dos están enterrados en el antiguo cementerio de san juan. buenos días. buenos días. perdone. busco la tumba de angel castillo. siga ud. derecho, hacia la capilla allí doble ha

unos amigos de nueva york que están en puerto rico. están alojados en su casa. malo en eso? ¿tú crees eso? por supuesto. narrador: bienvenidos al episodio 47 de destinos. primero, algunas escenas de este episodio. mira, arturo, quería hablar contigo porque... pues, tengo unos problemas y pensé que como tú eres psiquiatra... te escucho. ¿de qué se trata? de mi mujer, gloria. en este episodio, no hay vocabulario nuevo. uds. no tienen que hacer nada más que ponerse cómodos y gozar de la historia porque en este episodio don fernando finalmente conoce a sus nietos. yo soy angela y éste es mi hermano, roberto. vengan. quiero verlos de cerca. captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. en el episodio previo, don fernando regresó a la gavia. en guadalajara, el médico le había dicho a mercedes que ya no había nada que hacer y que don fernando podía regresar a casa a pasar sus últimos días con su familia. mientras tanto, arturo y pancho, el padre de raquel conversaban durante el desayuno. era evidente que

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we talked about puerto rico and startling statistics about pr. the 2010-706 section found that four million puerto ricans have no broadband access which is one sixth of all americans identified as an served in 2011. seventy% of pr is an serve by broadband services. the national broadband plan does not factor in puerto rico and is not part of the united states and excludes puerto rico in determining the broadband availability gap based on sufficient data. where do we stand on this issue? is of critical importance. >> it is an important issue and puerto rico is very much a part of our plans and we have our goal of reaching a non serve the americans with broadband. puerto rico is part of that. funds have to come from somewhere which is why the more support we can get from the committee on a bipartisan basis to bring savings out of the program to get the program to non served americans the stronger it will be and the faster we will be able to move. there is good news in pr. mobile connectivity has increased rapidly also supported by government program

>> it's not the same thing. >> hold it right there. >> we ain't in puerto rico!>> and we ain't in santa rosa, california, either. >> come over here and have a seat, if you're through with him. >> i am. >> have a seat. how did you become involved? >> go to prison -- >> why did you become involved? >> ain't got no choice over there. >> you have a choice. you always have a choice. >> got to be something. you've got to be something. >> you've got to be something? what role or rank did you have? is that no answer or you didn't have any? >> nobody. >> you were just a soldier? have you recruited or sponsored anybody? >> no. that's against the law. >> how do you prove your loyalty to be accepted? >> i'm just being me. >> i mean how did you come into it, by birth, by being beat in, by what? >> see, that's what you don't understand. it's not a gang. so you don't get beat up to get -- >> okay. >> you know what i'm saying? >> so you're saying anybody can be a member of that gang? >> as long as you're not a snitch or a child molester. >> anybody that's not a puerto rican can

the gentleman from puerto rico is recognized. mr. speaker, i rise in support of -- mr. pierluisi: madam speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 4119, the border tunnel prevention act of 2012. this would prevent the construction of border tunnels. increasingly, cross-border tunnels are being used to smuggle people, drug and contraband in the united states. they can even be used to smuggle terrorists or weapons of mass destruction into the country. cross-border tunnels present a serious problem for law enforcement, and i support this bill's efforts to stop the growing use of these tunnels. this legislation is urgently needed because the number of tunnels have substantially increased in recent years. whereas the first documented tunnel was discovered in 1990, the department of homeland security reported last year that 154 attempted tunnels have been found since 1990, all but one of which was located along the southwest border. in addition, the sophistication of some of these tunnels is also increasingly -- increasing in recent years. cross-b

raquel: angela trajiste la copa de puerto rico, ¿no? esa es la prueba que don fernando quiere.arro. vamos a buscarla. es importante mostrársela al abuelo. sí. es que con la emoción de estar aquí la dejé en el carro. vamos. ¿necesitas algo más, papá? no, gracias, hija. papá, angela y roberto son tus nietos. estoy segura. me gustaría que así fuera. pero necesito más pruebas. he esperado tanto tiempo para conocerlos que puedo esperar hasta mañana para estar seguro de su identidad. sí, papá. llega la noche y como todas las noches en la gavia reina una gran tranquilidad. al día siguiente, el futuro de la gavia srevela cuando llega una visita inesperada. disculpen que haya venido s avisarles. está bien, señora lópez. le presento a mi hermana mercedes. ya conoce a mi tío pedro. ¿cómo le va? bien. pase por aquí, por favor. ud. dirá. mi cliente ha insistido en que venga a verlos para decirles que tiene mucho interés en la propiedad. juan: ¿podemos pasar? mis hermanos, carlos y juan. la señora lópez estrada. mucho gusto. está ud. en su casa. bienvenida a la gavia. como decía mi cliente q

. >> sí javi, y viene de mi bella isla de puerto rico y ha estado en sábadgigante, desde los comienzosarrera. >> con el aplauso y el cariño de siempre, saludamos aquí el programa a la mujer de fuego. >> ¡olga tañón! ♪. >> olga tañón, presentada en este programa por state farm, nuestro auspiciador que quiere recordarles que mañana celebramos a las madres y esa es una buena ocasión para felicitarla por su dedicación, por eso state farm quiere

the cost of maintaining those aircraft would move to puerto rico, but if we're required to hold the puerto rico the e models then we could have that expense that we would not normally have. >> i don't have much time left,

jurisdictions of puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands and to express my respectful but strong belief that the fbi and other federal law-enforcement agencies need to do more to deal with this problem. let me briefly summarize the situation for you. while violent crime has decreased nationally, violent crime in puerto rico has been on the rise for over a decade now. the homicide rate in each territory is about six times the national average and almost three times higher than any state. puerto rico has nearly the same number of murders each year at texas does, even though texas is home to 25 million people and puerto rico's population does not reach 4 million. according to estimates, 3/4 of the homicides in puerto rico are linked to the international drug trade. the u.s. has increased resources in the southwest border. this is like a moving target. the drug traffickers are changing routes and are hitting the caribbean once again. this is a problem of national scope. 3/4 of the cocaine that enters puerto rico is transported to

tengo que llamar a puerto rico. no, sí-- claro, por supuesto. ¿por qué no vamos al hotel?oberto está muy bien. está en el hospital, pero la doctora dice que está bien. imenos mal! ¿no ha sufrido golpes ni lesiones? no, está un poco débil y debe dormir pero dicen que mañana estará bien. ¿cómo? ¿que vienen a méxico? sí, tu papá y yo pensamos visitar a los parientes de guadalajara. y espero que tú también vengas con nosotros. puede ser, pero todavía tengo cosas que hacer aquí. ah, iremos entonces a la ciudad de méxico primero. iqué bien! así podrán conocer a mis nuevos amigos. ¿anda ese gaucho por allí? ¿ese amigo argentino? mamá... no comiences. sí, mamá... sí... sí... ¿estás lista? sí. ahora baja angela. ¿queda lejos la casa de pedro? no, no te preocupes. ihola! ¿vamos? miren, yo pensaba que... bueno, no quiero ser descortés con mis nuevos parientes... me imagino que quieres ir al hospital. sí. quisiera estar junto a roberto. está dormido. le han dado un sedante. seguramente no se va a despertar hasta mañana. no importa. no quiero que se despierte y se encuentre solo sin sa

you know, the cost of maintaining those air would move to puerto rico. but if we're required to hold the puerto rico divestiture models, c-130s, then we could have the divestiture that we would not normally have. >> i don't have much time left. if i could ask the general. towards the end of president bush's administration, national guardsmen were deployed to assist with immigration issues. you made a slight reference to that, i believe. i wondered if you could tell me how successful that was, whether that's still going on or not in terms of our border control activities. i think it was in support of the -- those whose job it is to secure the border. >> senator, you are correct. it's in support of the customs and border patrol. that mission has changed slightly. this year that mission changed from 1,200 people to 300 people. and it moved from a grand mission to an aerial mission where we're using 300 soldiers flying 19 helicopters and one fixed-wing aircraft along with analysts on the ground that help interpret the data for the border patrol from the info

lleva acabo hace muchos aÑos a favor de nuestra comunidad hispana, la suya que usted representa en puerto ricore hoy donde los dominicanos estÁn votando por su prÓximo presidente adelante i somd. >>> las cartas e echadas concluyeron los discursos y caravanas, los dos candidatos que se disputan la presidencia de la repÚblica dominicana se enfrentan hoy en las urnas donde el electorado decide si el prÓximo ocupante de este palacio de gobierno, serÁ hipÓlito mejÍa o danilo medina. >>> confiada en Él Él y la primera dama. >>> un hombre que estÁ listo para gobernar este paÍs. >>> danilo medina candidato del partido oficialista y cuya compaÑera de formula la primera dama el paÍs dice tener el plan para corregirlo que esta mal y hacer lo que nunca se hizo >>> por que yo soy el cambio seguro.>>> quÉ significa>>> seguridad de seguir creciendo, para invertir, confianza en la repÚblica dominicana, en mantener el clima de crecimiento en el paÍs>>> el ex-presidente mejÍa cuya gestiÓn de gobierno ha sido criticada por la crisis econÓmica en que su mÍo al pais dice, que Él y su compaÑero de formula, son el v

. >>> el gobernador fortuÑo causÓ un revuelo en puerto rico, al proponer que se domine al inglÉs tanoblaciÓn, en el paÍs, tenemos el plan, y por quÉ lo consideran poco realista. >>> el Último censo de estados unidos indica que el 96% de puertorriqueÑos solo hablan espaÑol en sus casas, el gobernador pretende dar un proyecto de bilingÚ ismo. solo el espaÑol y gramÁtica serÍan la lengua materna, levantÓ pasion entre boricuas. >>> mi perspectiva, que va contra la cultura. >>> el propÓsito es un estado de habrÁ inglÉs, estÁ trastocando la cultura. >>> el inglÉs pasÓ a puerto rico en la pmera mitad del siglo 20, hernÁndez colon declarÓ al espaÑol como el Único idioma oficial. 12 de 4 mil escuelas, tienen un plan de idioma bilingÜe, se implantarÍa a nivel nacional, en diez aÑos, iniciando en agosto. >>> nosotros no lo hablamos correctamente, si que si no cambias eso, la preparaciÓn de maestros, y mÉtodo logia que usacos por el otro lado, decir que en diez aÑos aprendemos inglÉs,ae en el vacÍo. >>> la disposiciÓn surge en aÑo electoral, y cuando se quie determinar el estatus polÍtico del pa

the first amendment has to do with puerto rico and statistics about puerto rico. the 2010 section report found that 4 million puerto ricans had no broadband access, which is one sixth of all americans identified as censored. the 2011th study found 70% of puerto rico is still inserted by the broadband services. my understanding is a national broadband plan does not factor in puerto rico because it's not part of the united states. it explicitly excludes the broadband availability based on insufficient data. where do we stand on this issue? he might be alliterative doneness. >> it's an important issue. puerto rico is very much part of our plans and we have our goal of reaching unserved americans that brought and your puerto rico is very much a part of that. the funds have to come from somewhere, which is why the more support we can get from the committee in a bipartisan basis to bring savings we can get unserved americans, the stronger will be in the faster will be able to move. gooden is in puerto rico and mobile con activity has increased very rapidly, also support

buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas.surge la poÉmica en puerto rico despÉs que el gobernador de ese pais.mas en noticiero univisioprimeracto (mm ♪.ralla de ese pais.mas en ♪. >>> y de regreso, a "primer impacto", una organizaciÓn asegura que varias empresas aportan a la obesidad infantil, padecimiento donde mÉxico tiene el primer lugar a nivel mundial. >>> cada vez mÁs niÑos obesos en mÉxico, en la capital del paÍs, el 40% de infantes de 5 a 11 pÚn la secretaria de salud, la organizaciÓn del poder de prim consumidor, di@@ueimer impacto contribuyen alf)ision factor, Ó una campaÑa de superhÉroes para adultos, y afecta a los niÑos. >>> los que juegan a ser u@@pri@ primeroductoacto (unionpr impacc menoivisiode doc@@imer i aÑto ( fomentar que cualquier reto se puede vencer. >>> tengo 35 aÑos, y recuerdo siempre el refresco y papas, en una reuniÓn, siempre hay refresco y papas. >>> ahora los niÑos tienen mÁs informaciÓn. >>> yo tomaba mucho pero ya no. >>> ¿por quÉ?>>> como que no m gusto, tomo mÁs agua. >>> no. >>> ¿por quÉ?>>> porque pican corren riesÉl riesgo de perder la vida i

hold it right here. >> we're not in puerto rico.t in santa rosa, california, either. >> that's what i'm saying. >> come over here and have a seat. if you are through with him? >> i am. >> have a seat. >> how did you become involved? why did you become involved? >> i ain't got no choice. >> you always have a choice. you got to be something? what role or rank did you have? is that no answer or you didn't have any? you were just a soldier. have you recruited or sponsored anybody? >> no, that's against the law. >> how do you prove your loyalty to being accepted? >> i'm just being me. >> i mean how did you come into it, by birth, by being beat in, what? >> see, that's what you don't understand. it's not a gang. you don't get beat up. >> you are saying anybody scan be a member of the gang? any body that is not a puerto rican can be a member of the gang? >> as long as you ain't a snitch, child molester or raper, you are good. >> you just asked me to be put in. that itss a new one. who is the leaders of your group? >> it's florida. there ai

actually saved and they have local archives, one in michigan or one in arizona, i even went to puerto rico recently to go to see the national forest which he saved for the nationalest service our only rain forest in our entire protection system in the united states and home to rare puerto rican parrot and spectacular park, if you can go to puerto rico and see the rain forest. i would go to these places, meet the local superintendent, or ranger or warden, and interview them and get local documentation, too, this is the nerve center for what i consider roosevelt's grid of america. >> we're standing in the roosevelt room of the center you look up behind you there is a picture, a photograph large about the fireplace. who is in that? >>> theodore roosevelt and john muir. roosevelt becomes resident in 1901 because mckinley is assassinated. tr gets worn in in buffalo, says i'll keep polies similar to mckinley, he doesn't. two months as president, tr starts this aggressive conservation program because he had created the first game club was the first wildlife protection for big game group, he was a

and he saved forests in puerto rico and the philippines. so here's his imperial, i'm president now, we control these properties and he had a huge concern of protecting ecosystems and species in those places we acquired. it's fascinating. >> by the way, why the gloves? why the white gloves? >> they make you wear them here. they do at a lot of archival places. look how -- i mean, this is from 1902 and this document i'm holding, you could call it if you want it essentially the birth of u.s. fish and wildlife right here in that little map because that's the day roosevelt started it all with the wildlife protection and saving the birds. >> has that ever been seen outside of here? >> you'd have to ask did mark here. i don't know. i think probably online or something with the pelican island site. c-span should go to pelican island sometime because u.s. fish and wildlife has built this incredible boardwalk down where each refuge gets, like, a plank and it goes out with this incredible view, so if you're doing family vacations over the summer to flo