i'm randi kaye. we begin this hour with the horror story no one would want to live through but one girl that made an escape from the terrorist captors brave enough to tell her story. from the night boko haram fighters snatched her, it's nearly a month now since 276 girls aqueducted from the boarding school in northeastern nigeria, take sboon the jungle and possibly split up and sold as child brides. so in the most doing you assignment any cnn correspondent has had this year, the team made the frightening four-day journey to be the first international reporter to reach the northeastern nigerian town where the girls were kidnapped and joins me now live. did this young girl decide to share her story firsthand with cnn for a specific reason? why is she talking? >> reporter: well, there really is a sense, randi, in spite of what we're hearing, the pledges for support, the bring back the girls hash tag, that for the people there they feel that they have been forgotten by the world, they feel isolated. it i

i'm randi kaye in no don lemon.oday after nearly five years of captivity by the taliban. sergeant bowe bergdahl since 2009 only seen in pictures and videos released by his captors. us special forces went in and picked him up in eastern afghanistan today. he was the only member of the u.s. military still held captive from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. at the same time, today, five detainees at guantanamo bay are released and now in the air en route to qatar. we just heard from the white house. they told us to expect president obama to speak from the rose garden about the release of bowe bergdahl at 6:15 eastern time. in the meantime, the people closest to bowe bergdahl never gave up hope that he would someday come home. here is cnn's jake tapper. >> get me! release me, please! i'm begging you! bring me home, please? bring me home. >> reporter: that is bowe bergdahl the only member of the u.s. military in enemy captivity. he had just turned 27 but four years of his short life have been spent in captivity held by a

join all the people at the can do kudo and get our tenderloin community certainly with a friend like randy to really repeat what supervisor kim and i have been saying it starts with the arts. you know, the arts is something donates a medium for people to express why where they've come from we've seen that over and over with the mid-market channels with the parts the gritty parts of the streets where arts led the way it says let's bring a light to this whole area and allow people to express themselves and join up with the other inspections randy had a great idea many years ago and the only thing i'm sorry is it's come to late with so many years of effort but that's a contributed if you're down here on friday afternoons with the wonderful musical contributions with the jazz enbobbles and the music. it's a way to look at the tenderloin in a different light and perhaps understand it's history in the last one hundred years. it's a way to do that through the uptown tenderloin museum. and, yes it's at the heart of probably our biggest challenge for supervisor kim and i, we established with board

he knows me by first name, randy! randy and he goes on and on and on.st drives you crazy. ♪ ♪ >> within two or three days he usually is off and he mellows right out and he's not a problem. he's a model inmate. >> come right here. >> hudson's current charge is more serious than most of his others. he's pled guilty to felonious assault and is awaiting sentencing. he admits to striking a man with his belt, but says it was in self-defense. >> i had walked down to the store to get a couple more beers. the victim that i hit with the belt was coming out of the store and we sort of bumped each other and he pushed me. i pushed him back and that's when he hit me with his fist and he hit me with the beer can. i grabbed my belt and i hit him a couple of times and i went out to the parking lot and i called the police and told them i was just assaulted. the ambulance came and i was bloodied up, but i ended up going to the hospital and getting stitches and all of that so on my way of the hospital they come and arrest me for felonious assault. >> he has a prior felonio

randy william went with william worthy on a trip as well as a number of others.otojournalist who worked and traveled with william worthy for a decade in the 1980's. she's joining us from boston. welcome, randy. you came back with bill worthy through the airport, through jfk. what happened? you had two sets of books and once that were taken? >> yes. we were on assignment, a freelance assignment for cbs-tv news in iran. 1981 andne in october returning and the november. because we had accumulated so much but extending what was supposed to be our two-week assignment to a two-month assignment, william worthy's ways of getting interview after interview that was totally unexpected by us as well as the iranians, we had just casually taken one set of the books with transport back to the hounded states, to jfk, along with some of our camera equipment that we were due to report back to cbs news. but the extra bags, because we do not even have the money to transported, sent via air freight into logan airport in boston. bill and i went to cbs-tv news upon our arrival, learned

i'm randi kaye. major news stories developing this hour and we're closely following both of them. >>> they are grave robbers, and they're doing it for money. >> she's talking about the decision made on where to permanently keep the remains of her son and many other people killed in the world trade ballo fire and goes down in virginia. there are confirmed deaths and the balloon burst into flames and they saw people fall or jump from a terrifying height. it happened last night part of a balloon festival near richmond, virginia, three people were riding in the gondola when everything went wrong and those on the ground were powerless to help. erin mcpike is in ruther glen, virginia right now. emergency officials just spoke to reporters. what are you learning at this hour? >> reporter: randi, earlier in the day we learned that they had recovered two of the victims' bodies but they are still working to locate the third. they say they will continue the search throughout the night until they find that person

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i'm randi kaye. beginning this hour overseas where people are dieing in a country appearing to be on a fast track to all-out civil war. ukraine. the army trying to quash an uprising making them russian. it started and spread along the two country's border and now spreading more. the port city of odessa far from the border and now the center of the deadliest violence. nearly 50 people killed there in street fighting and in a fire witnesses say was started by activists throwing molotov cocktails. separatists say they'll ask the people to stay ukrainian or join with russia. they plan a referendum next weekend. crimea was annexed by russia in march. prime ministers and diplomats are calling for calm and an end to the fight. officials of ukraine say they're out of power to stop the uprising. russian leaders say they're not supporting it. odes odessa, dozens of people locked up for fighting against riot police and today crowds of supporters stormed the jail and forced police to set them free. cnn's phil bl

>> randy, -- randi, we're gettg continuous information.ught with concerns to get bowe bergdahl on the ride to freedom. the negotiations to get bergdahl in exchange for five back to qatar, all of those negotiations have been going on for the last several days but separately there had been the secret discussions, the procedures for precisely how bergdahl would be handed back over to american commandos right on the front lines right along the afghanistan/pakistan order under extremely dangerous conditions. what we know is the taliban set the meeting point. they told the u.s. where to come to pick up bergdahl. it was very close to the border, we're told. u.s. commandos in helicopters flew to that meeting point this morning. the military is not saying who exactly the commandos were, but what we have learns is they were one of the u.s. military's most elite commandoess special operations forces uses. delta force, s.e.a.l. team 6, the task force. we don't know the precise makeup but it was commandcommandos. they fly there. the 18 taliban, they're

randy pierce survives his brush with death, but not every driver is quite so lucky.er truck explosion brings a bridge of concrete and steel crashing to the ground. >> this looks like a terrible collapse of this roadway. as you can see, the fire is still burning. >> july 24th, 1998. it's friday afternoon and interstate 40 is jammed with travelers racing to get an early start on the summer weekend. but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can be difficult to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vehicles. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on ramp

>> so we're going to start i want to thank you all for coming i'm randy shaw the director of the town tenderloin it's been 5 years that we've worked to make the tenderloin museum a reality. for me my journey began 35 years ago right next door to the cadillac hotel when a few of us met from the law school i don't know how many of you knew leroy he told you his dream for the tenderloin and what a great neighborhood this would be and showed us the cadillac and urged 80 us to get revolved in the neighborhood i've been here 35 years it's not also been eras easy we how the in the 1980s we've turned a corner new businesses and the south asian immigration would transform the neighborhood we have bad luck and other official neglect from the city this used to be a sisters letter restaurant he authenticity it would bring people into the neighborhood but the surrounding crime problems crime kind of made it not succeed. it's been a long sdrulg i knew ed lee he used to go to original joe's but what made the museum we decided to one of my coworkers sam go came back from a trip to new york and said -

randi? >> phil black, thank you very much. >>> a few minutes ago i talked to a former u.s. ambassador with much experience in eastern europe. he's one of the officials who fears that what's happening in ukraine is spinning completely out of control. >> i think as your reporters have found out, it's a pretty complicated picture there where there are many people who feel very close to russia, whether they speak -- prefer to speak ukrainian or speak russian, they want to be close to russia. so this is a very tough situation in the coming weeks. and it's not at all clear how it's going to turn out. >> former u.s. ambassador christopher hill, he spoke to me from his home in denver. >>> some frightening and crazy, those words describing a horrific hair hanging incident at the ringling brothers and barn hum and bailey circus. it happened just hours ago in providence, rhode island. it was all caught on tape. here it is. we want to warn you first the video is graphic. >> suspend ed -- >> witnesses wh

i'm randi kaye.th a horror story no one would ever want to live through but one girl who made a heroic escape was brave enough to tell her story. she remembered the night that boko haram snatched her and 200 school girls from their beds. >>. >> that was really brave of you. >> you ran in the bush? >> yes. >> and what happened then? >> so in this most dangerous assignment, any cnn correspondent has had this year, nama and her producer made the frightening journey from abuja to chibook. it's been nearly a month since the 27 of girls were abducted, taken into the jungle and possibly split up and sold as child

. >> i'll give a chance to respond to what you just heard, but i'll turn to randy to begin with what kind of winter it is to you. what do you estimate your loss being over this past winter. >> i'm a poster child for this year. this year i lost probably pretty close to 50% of my bees just this winter. to put that into perspective, in 2013 i shift 10,000 hives to pollinate almonds and i was only able to send 3,000 and the remaining hives are too weak to send. >> is this a case where you can see the dead bees or do they go out to do whatever it is that bees do and simply not come back? you end up with empty hives or hives full of corpses? >> basically, basically empty hives. if you have a situation where a beehive is starved because they ran out of food, then the bees are dead right in the hive. but in some other case where it's a disease it's just a natural function of the beehive for the infected or sick bees to fly away from the hive. >> does that make it tougher to figure out what is going wrong with the insects since you can can't, in fact, them, since you can't see what it was tha

randy's clothes ignite. >> when the second fireball hit me, threw me back maybe six, eight feet. i'm watching the flames kind of flicker up out of my shorts. >> one tank of compressed gas after another begins to explode. >> explosions were going over the top of the building. every time one of those would explode, you know, way up high over the top of the building, the heat radiant off there would just light me up. >> incredibly, randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening but we knew that we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubbles everywhere. it was just crazy. from there, you know, the pain starts. once the adrenaline runs off. >> even with everyone out of the facility, fire officials are up against a formidable beast. >> initially, i had never seen anyt

representing randy california from the band spirit.there that kind of sound the same, but they aren't necessarily plagiarized. you say that isn't the case here. why is that? >> well, there is a few things here. when you look at copyright cases, the first sort of prong is access. and if you can establish access, then you have to look to whether or not they're substantially similar. >> they would have known of this song. >> in other words, they come up with it on their own by themselves, or were they influenced or lift it from another tune. and in this case, what is very unique and what a lot of people don't know is before led zeppelin was led zeppelin, before they were this huge band that everyone knows them as guitar gods and great band in rock 'n roll, they were a fledgling band who were trying to make it in the music business. and when they came here in 1968, and they needed to be an opening act for a band that was already established, the band that they were the opening act for was spirit. and so what happened here is you have led z

happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day to you, too. >>> i'm randi kaye in new york. his way through mexico and russia tonight on cnn "parts unknown" begins right now. have a wonderful evening. >>> mexico is a country where every day people fight to live. all too often, they lose that battle. a magnificent, heartbreakingly beautiful country, the music and food, and a uniquely mexican, darkly funny, deeply felt world view. right down there, cuddled up beneath us, our brother from another mother.

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randy, glad to see you. you said you supported common core, that the standards had the potential to create deeper learning, that students need othrive as adults. but you also called for a moratorium on the consequence for failing oadhere to those standards. what exactly do you want to see? >> so we need to decouple these new tests from the implementation of the common core. which is essentially what montana's doing and california is doing. and you're seeing the implementation going far better than in new york, where you had tremendous agitta, anxiety over the botched implementation. you have to give people the time to really look at english differently, look at mathematics differently, and then adjust their lessons that way. and at the same time, you have to do that for kids. if kids are used to in mathematics learning to memorize the multiplications table and then we say to them, how you get to what's nine time nine, 81, the different ways you ask get to nine times nine that's a different methodology. so we

i'm randi kaye. it was one of the biggest stories of the week. her story to "vanity fair." she has tried to avoid the scandal with president bill clinton. in a few minutes we will talk to donna rice hughes whose relationship with then senator gary hart derailed his presidential campaign. we will talk to her about how she successfully recovered from that scandal and what advice she might have for monica lewinsky. first i want to remind you what lewinsky revealed to "vanity fair." from the arms of the president to the pages of "vanity fair" magazine. she has found her voice and she has plenty to say. in her tell-all essay for the magazine she says it's time to burn the beret and bury the blue dress. world's most famous intern opening up to vanity fair about her affair with president clinton. the scandal it created in 1998

randy?s me and my mom passed away so she can't be the one -- and loves me, or if four million people watch and don't dig me but they're watching there has to be a measure by which we are judged. >> that's a rotten analogy. >> a wonderful analogy. >> your mom is going to love you. we hope so. >> an objective standard means it's fair for everybody. everyone is judged the same. how does a kid get into college? based upon grades. how does the kid get a first job? based upon grades enthusiasm you evaluate a teacher -- >> they're saying the evaluation process as if they were saying, in college you have the s.a.t.s, they're fully tested out way before the students take them in houston, they're saying, the standardized tests you're giving to our students aren't within what we're teaching them. so this makes no sense. so let's fix it, but don't fix me -- >> you know the subtext. >> control over the curriculum. >> the teachers union doesn't like testing and evaluation. >> i understand that. >> this is

randy shandobil brought us this report. >> reporter: the people asked for the people's republic of china to finally stand up for its name. the communist ideal is that everyone shares in responsibility and shares in the wealth there are charges of corruption. charges that the families of the powered elite get preference. >> partly because you can only get raw materials and produce if you go through the back door. and the more connections you have, the more people you know, the better off you are economically. >> reporter: robert scalapino is director of uc berkeley asian studies. he says for the first time in memory young students are winning the support of some of china ease workers. because not only is there corruption in china there's also a 35% annual inflation rate. and extremely low wages. >> scalapino says that in the past when china was a more closed society the people may have been more patient and may have had more faith in their leaders but no more chinese masses are now learning about what's happening in other parts of the world and the patient is running thin. >> outside infl

randy california was a harrisburg band called spirits.hey recorded in 1968. >> and it was published. >> yeah. "stairway to heaven" came out in 1971. the lines get blurred a bit here because led zeppelin actually opened up for the band spirit on their first tour of north america in 1968 and 1969. they would have been aware of this track. and, yeah, it's an argument that's been around for quite a long time, really. >> yeah. randy must have been aware of this for many, many years. so why jump up and down now? >> yes. well, it's interesting, too, because randy himself actually died in 1997. so this is a case that's being brought by people representing him and some of the family members of the band spirit. the timing is interesting because on one hand you could argue because "stairway to heaven" has become such a rock classic, that they want to give the respect, perhaps, to where this riff originated. but also led zeppelin are remastering and reissuing their entire back catalog. so starting next month the first three albums are coming out. aft

randy. okay, everyone. here's what's being hard out right now. nfl star ray rice is trending at this very moment. why you? may remember the surveillance video. the baltimore ravens running back seen dragging his apparently unconscious girlfriend out of a elevator after allegedly assaulting her. the twitter universe exploding press conference since the incident. >> and there was a lot of tears shed but me and janay can truly say we are in a better place. i failed miserably. but, i wouldn't call myself a failure. because i'm working my way back up. >> i do deeply regret the role that i played in the incident that night. but i can say that i am happy that we continue to work through it together and we are continuing to strengthen our relationship and our marriage and do what we he have to do for not -- >> that was the gist of the apology press conference. here are a few reaction tweets. nfl post writer tweets this is quite the self-pitying press conference by ray rice, pretty sad. the woman kno

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where as to the area shared house with randy. he has an address.n the viet cong took over, they changed all of the street names. he suggested that jerry goes to the house around the corner to talk to the son of another g.i.. find the son of an african-american soldier. do you remember any children that have like red hair? >> there are quite a few over here. >> they went to school with you or something? >> yes. he now lives in new york. he is one of thousands of the rasian children who the government allowed to settle in america in the 1980's. jerry continues to search. showing his photos to everyone he meets including the daughter of the woman that used to be the midwife. >> i remember her. do you know why? to her a lot. >> did you help deliver my baby? >> yes, i did. so, you held my baby in your hands. >> man hold your hand? >> of course. >> these hands held my baby. there is so much emotion in my heart right now. i may never see him or touch them. this is as close as i will get. >> he now knows his son's su rname. he puts the name and the photos

and reappointments are don carry, [inaudible] randy collins, license structural engineer, specializes in seismic improvements; jameson hyde and we have vacancy for electrical engineer and registered fire protection engineer and the terms of these are set to expire 2016. >> commissioner mar will take it from here. >> first of all, i'd like to move that we accept appointments as was amended by the nominations committee, as read by the secretary, including the new seats, as well as reappointment all the incumbents to their existing seat. >> i have a motion for the existing members as well as the recommended new members. any other comments? >> i would just like to comment that first of all i want to thank all the applicants. this is the first time the nominations committee received a lot of new applicants and i want to thank all the applicants on their willingness to serve. i know it's a very difficult process because there's very strict criteria in the professional positions they hold but also residency requirements and i want to thank all the different associations who encouraged their

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. >> i'm randy. >> we're going to be presenting on the 4 package bids in the last month or so. this t g8.1 the .2 and the external awning and the concrete struck up structure will be discussed as part of the regular cleaned and the bus ramps. what we wanted to do was run through briefly with you what the 4 different glazing systems were that were compromising the 8.1 package and that's if you can fellow along at the bottom level the w-3 in yellow that's the grand hall enclosure system. the second system was the w-4 systems which are in n a greenish color at the third level of the bus deck level it surrounds what we commonly refer to as the tense racket it let's light down the roof it extends up to the light column that's the central focus point of the grand hello latin-american and nature ventilation system. next is the w-8 system the ground floor level the bottom level the two tale kind of colors are two bus waiting areas and there's in the muni business plaza and the rest of them are at the park level. their canopies little awning to help keep rainwater from the shafts. we as

roll open under ---eso nos lo cuenta randy serrano desde washington d.c...7 ;43 1;25 corre el reloj en la cmara baja y la tan anhelada reforma migratoria aun esta en el limbo. muchos aseguran que si un proyecto de ley no se aprueba antes del verano la reforma morir y con ella las esperanzas de millones de personas. . s/alfonso aguilar, alianza latina pro- valores conservadores "no hay buenas posibilidades de que se apruebe algo. sencillamente porque es un año electoral. los republicanos están enfocados en expandir su mayoría en la cámara y retomar el senado". pero los activistas no han desistido y han mantenido la presin sobre los polticos para que voten sobre la propuesta de reforma integral antes de que sea muy tarde. algunos aseguran, la esperanza es lo ltimo que se pierde. s/arturo vargas, dir. ejecutivo de naleo "ltimamente me han dicho por parte de unas oficinas del congreso que hay muy bien una posibilidad que va a avanzar un proyecto de ley sobre la reforma migratoria". esta semana el presidente barack obama volvi a presionar al lder de la cmara baja

---randy serrano informa desde washington d.c...l grupo minoritario ms grande del pas y el que est creciendo con ms rapidez. pero segn algunos el poder poltico de los latinos en estados unidos aun es limitado. cosa que muchos como la actriz-mxico- americana eva longoria quieren cambiar. s/ eva longoria, actriz y activista "su voto es su voz y para nuestra comunidad es muy importante que estemos apoyando los candidates que están ayudando a nuestra comunidad". dicen, no hay poder sin representacin; y afirman que los latinos deben aspirar a puestos polticos influyentes. es el caso del alcalde de providence, rhode island, quien pretende llegar a ser el primer gobernador hispano de su estado. s/ngel taveras, alcalde de providence "necesitamos políticos que entiendan nuestra comunidad, que tengan la experiencia, que sepan lo que es crecer como un latino y tener que hacer sacrificios para tener éxito" pero no hay puesto poltico sin apoyo electoral. segn un reciente reporte del centro de investigacin pew, por lo menos 800,000 latinos nacido

i'm randi kaye in for don lemon. we're watching breaking news right now on cnn international.bama phoned the parents of captured united states soldier andtomy them their son is free and coming home. sergeant bowe bergdahl was the only u.s. servicemember still held captive from the conflicts in iran and after gap stan. except for the occasional proof of life or picture as they call it, bergdahl was out of sight and in the taliban hands for nearly five years. we're told he's safe now after long

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c... e independientes -en los estados donde la competencia electoral para las elecciones de medio trmino est ms dura- apoyan una reforma migratoria, afirma una encuesta del diario "poltico". s/ steve shepard, diario politico steve shepard, uno de los que condujo el sondeo, dijo que el tema de la reforma "no es solo importante para los latinos sino también lo es para otros grupos" el 64-por ciento de los republicanos encuestados dijeron ser pro-reforma, al igual que el 78-por ciento de los demcratas y el 71- por ciento de los independientes. . pero eso -segn indica este analista poltico conservador- no significa nada. s/ adolfo franco, analista político "yo nunca he creído que la reforma migratoria es el punto clave ni para la comunidad latina ni para los anglosajones". indica que para muchos votantes la economia y el sistema de salud son las prioridades. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo "lo interesante del sondeo es que muchos de los que apoyan la reforma migratoria dicen estar consideran

---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c. 1;02 1;15 inmigrantes en proceso de deportacin que no pueden costear un abogado para enfrentarse a un juez tampoco cuentan con un defensor pblico bajo la ley. pero un estudio revelado hoy asegura que cambiar eso beneficiaria al pas. algunos polticos estn de acuerdo. s/cong. juan vargas ""si vas a tener una ley en contra de una persona, entonces debe de poder protegerse con un abogado" el reporte de la asociacin de abogados de la ciudad de nueva york indica que la creacin de un sistema de defensa pblica sera de gran ayuda para esos inmigrantes que muchas veces no hablan ingls y no entienden las leyes que determinan su futuro. seÑala que tambin le ahorrara dinero al gobierno al acortar el tiempo de los procesos migratorios. el abogado joseph malouf explica por qu actualmente esa representacin legal no existe. s/ joseph malouf abogado "la constitución ha sido interpretada para el derecho a un abogado para casos criminales que tengan la posibilidad de cárcel, un castigo. inmigración puede

roll open under ---randy serrano informa desde washington d.c...1 ;14 ;37 ;49 ---pkg--- es una multa histrica para la industria automotriz. general motors deber pagar $35 millones de dlares al gobierno por no haber reportado a tiempo las fallas mecnicas que existan en varios de sus automviles. s/anthony foxx, secretario del departamento de transporte de ee.uu. el secretario de transporte anthony foxx dijo hoy que gm viol la ley al ocultar la falla mecnica que evitaba que las bolsas de aire se activaran en ms de dos-millones de vehculos. el problema en el interruptor de arranque al parecer caus la muerte de por lo menos trece personas. la multa podra no ser lo nico que gm tenga que pagar. s/ joseph malouf, abogado "las familias que perdieron seres queridos por la falla mecánica también requerirán que se les pague." s/ randy serrano @randytelemundo "y los problemas no terminan ahí. apenas ayer general motors anunció un nuevo retiro de por lo menos dos millones de vehículos con luces defectuosas y problemas con los frenos. en lo que va del año gm ha r

roll open under ---randy serrano nos informa desde washington d.c..eron de varias partes del pas a pedirles a legisladores demcratas que no se rindan. s/carlos padilla, "soñador" "estamos pidiendo que.... los demócratas se paren con nuestras familias para poder parar las deportaciones" les preocupa que algunos senadores demcratas estn hablando de esperar hasta el otoÑo para retomar el tema de la reforma migratoria; pero muchos no tienen tiempo de esperar. s/ imelda valenzuela, bajo proceso de deportación "tengo cinco años ya en proceso de deportación y se aproxima ya el final de la decisión que pueden tomar" por su parte el presidente barack obama contina sus esfuerzos. hoy se dirigi a lderes de diferentes agencias policiales. dijo que mientras que su personal tiene que perseguir criminales ha tenido que perder su tiempo persiguiendo personas que no estn haciendo nada ms que tratando de progresar. mientras tanto el senador demcrata dick durbin se prepara para llevar a cabo una audiencia sobre la importancia de los inmigrantes en las fuerzas armadas. e

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---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c..dente barack obama el escndalo que sacude al departamento de asuntos de los veteranos presuntamente responsable de la muerte de por lo menos 40 veteranos que no recibieron atencin mdica. el mandatario habl sobre el tema hoy por primera vez. dijo que cualquier persona que se descubra falsific las listas de espera ser responsabilizada. obama se reuni en la maÑana con el secretario de la administracin de veteranos, eric shinseki y le pidi una revisin extensa de los problemas en los centros. supuestamente un hospital en phoenix arizona mantena una lista secreta para ocultar a por lo menos 1,400 veteranos enfermos que llevaban meses esperando ser atendidos. la asociacin americana de veteranos hispanos dice haber alertado al departamento de veteranos sobre los problemas por aÑos y sus quejas han caido en odos sordos. s/ luis quiñonez, asociación americana de veteranos hispanos "lo que hicieron fue un acto criminal. esto no fue una acción de tratar de proteger sus salarios. esto fue un acto c