that robert rodriguez, quentin tarantino, roberto -- >> extreme limits. >> it is really an incredibleve to say, you know, this -- "from dusk till dawn" is for the new network. i couldn't be more proud of the show that is so groundbreaking and to have quentin tarantino's characters come to life in a robert rodriguez, you know, production is magical. >> don johnson is in this too? >> don johnson. robert patrick. madison dellaport. the cast is incredible. >> you play evil. that is so much more fun. >> it is like going blonde, you know? going blonde. it is a lot more fun. being in the old character is so fulfilling for me. very therapeutic. >> really? >> do you shoot "from dusk till dawn," is everything done at night and how does that affect your love life? >> well, i'm super tired, so it is very hard to get around. >> i bet. >> you know, i think it all depends. it varies -- it starts in the beginning of the week, we start like 5:00 in the morning and then the hours get pushed a little, you know how production is, push a little more and then by the end of the week, your call time could be

robert rodriguez opted to go to cable for his new network el ray.ting latinos and millenials. the real goal is to unleash the renegade in everyone. >> there were about 110 english networks, 10 of which were african-american. there were none like this for general entertainment, hispanic english language. they are the largest minority. i thought this would be a great cause. i have five kids who did not see themselves represented in television as much. also a way to have really cool programming. it has to be exciting and entertaining for everybody. our first show is "from dusk till dawn" as a series. to fill out the programming, we have to license a lot of things because there has not been a back catalog of hispanic programming, so we have to create everything. until then, we are running a lot of classic television shows i was a fan of. "kung fu," "x-files." >> "from dusk till dawn" was a fantastic movie. everyone remembers george clooney and harvey keitel. how do you make that into a series? >> quentin tarantino and i have never done television. el re

. >> we had an undercover agent, special agent robert rodriguez, who actually had interaction and met with david koresh. >> koresh was not shy about his arsenal or his intentions. >> he says, you know, i don't care what the atf says or does. it's my right to, you know, to bear weapons and nobody is ever going to take me down. that's a red flag. >> when you couple a belief system of an apocalypse with a cult leader who is prepared to die and take everyone with him, giving him the tools to do so was a recipe for disaster. >> shortly after the undercover operation began, koresh stopped leaving the compound fearing he might be arrested. >> we knew pretty much from day one that we were being watched. >> after just over a month of surveillance, agent aguilera secured warrants to search the davidian compound and arrest david koresh. the warrants would be served on sunday, february 28th. the day before the "waco herald tribune" would finally run its story. a detailed expose of koresh titled "the sinful messiah." the paper also found out about the raid. >> one of our reporters got a tip from a

. >> joining us now is someone who knows this neighborhood, new york assembly member robert rodriguez, born and raised and today represents east harlem in the state legislature. we appreciate you being with us, sir. whatever is determined to be the cause, talk to those of us who are outside new york city who might not understand that the old images of harlem might have changed a bit. things have changed their rapidly and in many ways. >> east harlem is a community that has certainly been resurging as many of the communities across new york city in the five boor rose have been. having ban native born and raised in east harlem all my life and going back to few generations, having seen that change happen is certainly, you know, been a great evolution. we've seen our streets become safer and our communities transform. >> a lot of no development there but concern because much of what's been built is on very old infrastructure. >> i think, you know, that's one of our concerns, certainly not just here in east harlem but across new york city and new york state making sure that we are not negl

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rodriguez-leon. detectives say they are still looking for more possible suspects, witnesses and even victims. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san diego woman is recovering tonight after being rescued from monterey bay after spending 15 hours on a partially deflated rubber raft. she said she had problems with her raft and strong winds pushed her out into the bay. she was stranded for 15 hours until a crew rescued her. >> from the look at her skin she still had some red on her so she must have been swimming. >> reporter: the woman says she set off flairs but the problem is no one saw her in the heavy fog. >>> the girl scouts and barbie are sticking together at least for now. the girl scouts rejected calls from two advocacy groups to cut ties with the doll. the advocacy group says the business partnership with barbie celebrates what they call a flawed role model for girls. however a spokeswoman for the scouts says the partnership is meant to teach young girls to inspiring young women in a fun way. >>> after the break, dozens of [ male a >>> i'm just happy to be here. a long time gone, the only

rodriguez-leon. detectives say they are still looking for more possible suspects, witnesses and even victims. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san diego woman is recovering tonight after being rescued from monterey bay after spending 15 hours on a partially deflated rubber raft. she said she had problems with her raft and strong winds pushed her out into the bay. she was stranded for 15 hours until a crew rescued her. >> from the look at her skin she still had some red on her so she must have been swimming. >> reporter: the woman says she set off flairs but the problem is no one saw her in the heavy fog. >>> the girl scouts and barbie are sticking together at least for now. the girl scouts rejected calls from two advocacy groups to cut ties with the doll. the advocacy group says the business partnership with barbie celebrates what they call a flawed role model for girls. however a spokeswoman for the scouts says the partnership is meant to teach young girls to inspiring young women in a fun way. >>> after the break, dozens of reservists returning home after being overseas. >>> why school le

robert iting jury and involved in controversial decisions including the c.i.a. tapes in 2001. >> rose: i think it's self admitted by the officer's name rodriguez as remember. >> jose rodriguez was the person who gave the order but he had gotten clearance from a couple c.i.a. lawyers to do it. >> rose: including one who is now general counsel and has recommended. >> that's correct. >> rose: so the questions that loom it seems to me is who put the panetta review in the computer files of the senate committee? >> we still don't know how they got into the files. if we take senator feinstein in our word they were inside the documents given to the committee. they found them through a regular search. but how they got put in those documents we don't know whether this was on purpose, whether it was an accident. that's one of the key questions we're still looking into. >> rose: and did the c.i.a. have to go beyond, behind the firewall behind the senate committee for whatever it did, whatever it was they were looking for. >> they said they didn't. they said they stayed on their side of the firewall. they were given all the documents and the documents included this panetta are