rodriguez. we are delighted to have seth jones, mark, and we are delighted to have mr. mark hatfield. i recognize you for your five-minute opening. >> thank you very much. thank you to the subcommittee for holding this important hearing at such a key moment in programsssions about of very successful programs the u.s. government has to bring refugees to the united states so they can restart their lives after living through a very, very difficult situation of persecution. i know the murderous attacks in paris last friday have raised many questions about the spillover of not just migrants to europe but the spread of violence from war zones in the middle east to the streets of a major european capital. let me assure you that the entire executive branch and the state department that i represent has the safety and security of americans as our highest priority. as an essential fundamental part of u.s. refugee admissions, we screen applicants rigorously, carefully in an effort to ensure that no one who

eduardo rodriguez positions the face.e now must quickly get blood circulating to it before the tissue starts to die. it's been without blood flow for almost three hours. >> until the face becomes pink my heart's racing. >> reporter: it's an intricate process. stitching together the blood vessels. >> okay. we're open. >> reporter: then, within seconds -- >> see the pink? >> reporter: pat's heart is now pumping blood into his new face. >> the entire face, the scalp, the ears, everything is pink. so at this point i'm feeling pretty good. but i know that we still have a lot more work ahead of us. >> reporter: the surgical team worked straight through the night. >> we stabilize the remaining portions of the skeleton. we stabilize the inside lining of the mouth. we secure the eyelids. and now we begin to inset the back of the scalp. >> reporter: anchoring bones, nerves, muscles, before securing the outer skin. the final sutures in place 26 hours after surgery began. >> good job. congratulations, everyone. excellent job today. >

eduardo rodriguez positions the face. he now must quickly get blood circulating to it before the tissue starts to die. it's been without blood flow for almost three hours. >> until the face becomes pink my heart's racing. >> reporter: it's an intricate process. stitching together the blood vessels. >> okay. we're open. >> reporter: then within seconds -- >> see the pink? >> reporter: pat's heart is now pumping blood into his new face. >> the entire face, the scalp, the ears, everything is pink. so at this point i'm feeling pretty good. but i know that we still have a lot more work ahead of us. >> reporter: the surgical team worked straight through the night. >> we stabilized the remaining portions of the skeleton. we stabilized the inside lining of the mouth. we secure the eyelids. and now we begin to inset the back of the scalp. >> reporter: anchoring bones, nerves, muscles, before securing the outer skin. the final sutures in place 26 hours after surgery began. >> good job. congratulations, everyone. excellent job today

the question why was rodriguez on the the street in the first place? a philadelphia police source tells fox 29, that south detectives asked for an arrest warrant for rodriguez from the district attorney's office on monday, before that doctor was carjack. it turns out that the victim was in a arm robbery last friday not far from the carjacking, identified rodriguez from a photo line up. spokesmen for d.a. says that request for a warrant was denied based on insufficient evidence. but when rodriguez was arrested and charged with the wednesday carjacking he was also charged with last friday's robbery. so what about last weeks incident changed? d.a. spokesmen reached at home and without access to court documents says only that the rodriguez confessed to american one incident. he could not say for sure that the confession bolstered last friday's case. manvir's boss is praising his employee a's heroism but says of rodriguez. >> he should have been behind bars to begin with. >> reporter: neither victim was injured, not last friday nor wednesday, nor was the th

they went to the district attorney's office, seeking an arrest warrant for the suspect, for rodriguez, because the victim of a similar attack, on friday, had identified him, and pick his photo out but when detectives asked for a warrant that might have ten the suspect off of the street, the d.a.'s office said that they needed more evidence, and at 48 hours later, rodriguez allegedly struck again. cbs-3 has learned exclusively, that five days before accused a attacker nathanal rodriguez allegedly abducted, carjacked and robbed a 28 year-old woman at gunpoint, he was suspected of committing an almost identical assault, just a few blocks from wednesday morning's crime. >> pulled the gun out of his jacket pocket and told me to give him my cash. >> reporter: victim of the friday morning attack whose identity we are concealing and police, say that after she was ambushed at 11th and lombard, she was marched at gunpoint for blocks, ordered to remove cash from two, a atm machines along south street and a third nearby. after which the the robber released her unharmed, taking off in a taxi. >> w

rodriguez. when you do this extensive vetting process do you take into account the religion of the applicants? mr. rodriguez: we do not accept that as being a possible -- in many cases, it is a basis of persecution, but we do not disqualify anybody because of their faith. rep. king: do you ask them, what is your religion? mr. rodriguez: if that is part of the basis of persecution, we do inquire. rep. king: you are required to take into account religion. then could you explain to me, the data out here and what we're seeing in the real world -- by the way, i just came back and i was in the kurdish regions in the front lines, as close as i could get to isis, the border of turkey, and then over to sweeten cash -- sweden to see the end result. i ask that in turkey, i asked them to take me to refugee camps where i could talk to persecuted christians and they could not do that. i said in kurdistan take me to register -- refugee camps and they could not do that either. the reason is christians are being

rodriguez. mr.odriguez of the director of -- is the director of immigration services at the department of homeland security, which plays a key role in the refugee admissions program. prior to this position, mr. rodriguez served with the office of human rights at the office of health and human services, and with the department of justice. mr. rodriguez: thank you chairman, thank you ranking member, thank you members of the committee, and thank you in particular for convening this very timely hearing. i'm going to use the time that i have to do something which i think is really critical at this juncture, which is to lay out with some care how the refugee screening process works, what its structure is, what its redundancies are, and what the resources are that are utilized as part of this process. most refugees, the overwhelming majority in the case of syrians, who entered the u.s. screening process, our first encountered in refugee camps. in the case of syrians, the majority of those will be either in

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and in the middle of it was officer rodriguez, the jail's gang investigator. >> you're next. lock you down. >> for what? >> i saw you throw your -- >> new york i was putting my shirt up. >> s.o.s. >> i was watching it. >> officer rodrigu is an expert on gangs and loves being an expert on gangs. he's fascinated with the political structure, fascinated with how gangs are changing. he's tough but fair. talks to the gang members in a very respectful way. >> can't stay in population. ever been part of a gang before this? >> helps them figure out what is the best way for them to make it through the system and make it through the system safely. >> let get you back in your cell. >> [ bleep ] upstairs. >> dozens of identified gang in the bexar county jail, two most dominant and dangerous are the texas mexican mafia and the tango blast, once family, but now enemies the texas mexican mafia started in early '80s and they began very small prison gang, as time went on, the numbers obviously grew through due to recruitment. and those recruited members now became known as big ears, but it al

rodriguez: we do our job.if terrorists are testing to gain admission to the united states, we prevent them. king: you're telling me you are doing a thorough vetting process. but if you don't specifically religion, about their and you are not able to quantify the risk to american society. i think my point is made there. operating hearing completely the wrong premise. premiseerating on the that we can examine them upside ok. sideways and we will be and yet when i look at the situation, there is a daily mail , nearly 70 people have been arrested in connection with isis plots including refugees that were trying to bring terror against americans. the number was actually 66. i know that we can't be perfect with this. but some of these people came in as terrorists were vetted. they may become terrorist after they got here, become radicalized. this, a huget in airk of humanity and are the needles called terrorists. it's a proposal from the administration is that we are so professional that we can identify any of the n

that's not fair. >> to the rodriguez family, i made a commitment to you. and i will keep that commitment. in terms of your beloved son. and we will know exactly what happened in the circumstances. >> he's supposed to be safe in here. >> after it was unveiled today, kevin's father daniel could not stop touching the picture of his son, a picture that is etched in to the monument here. he told us he's so, so proud of his boy, a young man born in puerto rico, raised here in patterson, a young man who served his country with honor and humility. joe torres, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> so hard for the family. we have more on veterans day on abc7ny including a marine corps veteran who's trying to get in to the record books. earlier today he started doing pull-ups in times square. he's going to try to do 6,000 of them in 24 hours. that will break the previous guinness world record of 5,801. you can read more about his goal and why he's doing it at abc7ny. >> 6,000. can you imagine? >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 5:00, new information on the murder of a w

i don't want to steal director rodriguez' bragging rights later. i'm sure he will talk about some of the good work they are doing at ucis but i'd like to congratulate him on the agency's guidance and the lauchlg of two very important humanitarian programs. the haitian family reunification program and the in country refugee parole program for central american miners. and i also commend the agency for its planning and preparation to implement the president's executive action initiatives. before i close i'd like to share that in addition to my role as citizenship and immigration services ombudsman i have the privilege of serving as the chair of the dhs blue campaign. the blue campaign is the unified voice of the department to combat human trafficking. the campaign was created on the idea that we are at our best only when we are all working together to fight the crime of modern day slavery. this year the blue campaign celebrates its fifth anniversary. that's five years of raising public awareness of human trafficking. five years of working with our gov

(rodriguez "he has a very big imagination. so things e, it's easier for him, i feel like it's easier for him to have fun while they're playing." ) roroiguez says tataor has wanted act since he was four. on the road to achieveing his goal his mom says he's learned alot while taking part in more than 120 auditions. ( taylor "a movie, you have to say a lot of words and sometimes it might be a little short movie like 45 minutes or so and you don't have to say that long of sentences. but if it's a commercial yea it's easy cause it's like only about five lines." ) between home schooling, travel and auditions, it's safe to say the barbie star is well on his way to becoming a real life actor. jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about this budding star. jessica and scott are atting about this budding star. jessica and scott are chatting about this budding star. jessica and scott are chatting about this budding star. jessica and scott are chatting about this budding star. jessica and scott are chatting about this budding

rodriguez is being held without bond. back to you. >>> this is chris gordon at union station where tourists board buses to see the sites all around the nation's capital. yesterday the carroll county public school system located between frederick and baltimore suspended all field trips to washington, d.c., after that video by isis threatening attacks against more targets including washington, d.c. will more student trips be canceled? the owner of the group tour company which has been in business in washington 40 years doesn't think so. >> we're not hearing anything about travel here to washington, or to the region. it's probably the safest city in the world. >> reporter: all new at 5:00, we'll talk to some of the visitors here this week to find out if they have any hesitation about being here. back to you. >> all right. thanks, chris. >>> republican critics are blasting president obama's response to the terror attacks in paris. and when it comes to dealing with isis, they're calling his strategy weak and his effort to reac

rodriguez. and now we also welcome back a good friend, senior deputy assistant administrator thomas dahl of the bureau of democracy at usaid. he has served in usaid since the late '80s and served as the director of the iraqi reconstruction office. he also served as admission director in lebanon, ethiopia and iraq. you don't have to be a good friend of the subcommittee to be a witness but we just have good witnesses. we welcome you back. thank you. miss richard, we will start with you. >> thank you, madam chairman. i can bring this to me. thank you, madam chairman, ranking member deutch, distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before the house committee on foreign affairs to discuss the syrian humanitarian crisis. i returned recently from a series of meetings overseas, including my fifth visit to turkey and my eighth visit to jordan during my tenure as assistant secretary. i greatly appreciate the interest of this committee on this very challenging situatio

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. >> i am with adam rodriguez and we are on the set of jane the virgin. please don't be jealous. >> he's bringing his magic mike abs to the hit show. >> this role is quite different right? >> a lot more clothing. hopefully i don't have to get in a thong any time soon. >> getting into his role as jane's hot teacher. >> i just want to apologize for being late. >> what is he teaching you? >> i go to grad school for writing. >> getting into my interview with jane herself gina rodriguez. >> so jane, tell us what you hope to gain from grad school. >> it's a little love, a little lust and a whole lot of hot for teacher on the cw. >> what do we have today? >> you can't have fall or winter style without having a poncho. >> it looks good. >> i thought you would never ask. >> these are one size fits all. they literally look good on everybody. today they're just 24 bucks. isn't that crazy. >> a fabulous deal. >> a great gift idea as well. >> speak of great gift ideas these watches by geneva are just that. these are 67% off. 29.99. and lastly my favorite. these bags a

. >> the accused nathanal rodriguez was suspect in the armed robbery that took place last week. police source tells fox 29 all they need was approval from the district attorneys office and rodriguez, and, identified rodriguez in a line up. >> he should have been behind bars before this crime. >> yes. >> spokesperson for d.a. says warrant was denied due to insufficient evidence but when rodriguez was arrested for a carjacking he was also charged with last weeks robbery. d.a.'s office would tell us he confessed to american one incident. >>> quick update here it has been a long road for last couple months for kathleen kane our attorney general and it appears there is in rest in sight. new problems for the pennsylvania attorney general added on to the already long list of troubles. blank . >>> what a beautiful view of reading, look at the sky. >> good morning, reading pennsylvania. >> well, 6:00 106789 list of troubles just got longer for pennsylvania's attorney general. state prosecutors and investigators they are now suing sat lean kane in federal court. >> she's using her office

. >> your first look at britney spears on jane the virgin gina rodriguez spilled the beans to us. >> you told me that. anna nicole smith, her story garnered wo attention. we're with anna's and their beautiful daughterdannielynn nine years after anna's death. >> ahead. >> that's britney, blue extensions and all doing a toxic dance on jane the virgin. >> every single one of the music videos like 72 times over the past three days so i'm learning everything. >> gina rodriguez gets her fan girl on. britney gues stars on the episode. news she leaked at the emmys. >> you're going to get a moment. it's going to be a moment it's going to change my memories of life forever. >> but you know there has to be a twist when comes to jane. >> you guessed it. that did not happen. here's what happened. >> she is such a fan and shows you so much love and i'm so glad to be part of thefamily. >> so that dream came true at least. britney will t 34 on december 2nd which means she wasn't even born yet when e.t. first hit the air because we are celebrating our season covering the biggest entertainment stories

authorities say baggage handler roberto rodriguez just finished his shift when he checked his own bags at the jetblue ticket counter. he did not go through security and used his employee entrance with his employee access card. tsa employees stopped him and his bags were pull from the plane. he's now charged with criminal trespass. >>> a steady stream of mourners are filling into a church to say good-bye to reverend ron christian. he was found dead in his office of the christian love baptist church. a former heroin addict said the church helped him turn his life around. another wake will be held tomorrow for him. his funeral is on saturday. >>> facebook hitting a record high but the rest of wall street finished the day lower. the dow down 4, nasdaq down 14 and the s&p 500 losing 2 points. >>> a search for a truck who slammed into cars and took off. >> police are investigating a possible hate crime. >> plus matt harvey picks up a post-season award. sports anchor rob powers has the story coming up later. >> from the dark night to gloomy gotham. we're still mild at 66 degrees. need that ti

but not in this case. 16-year-old jose rodriguez. a mexican citizen shot eight times in the shadow of the border fence that divides nogales, arizona, from nogales, mexico. the border patrol claimed he was thoughing rocks at the asian. fusion unearthed a witness who claims the boy was not involved in the rock-throwing but instead was an innocent victim. jose carlos told fusion he saw two shots from two different places and no one from thest government ever came to interview him. last month a grand jury indicted the agent involved on murder charges. his trial is scheduled for january and he has pled not guilty. the southern borde communities coalition, a watchdog group, claims 40 other ditz due to excessive force by border patrol since 2010. >> the amount of executeny, attention, and frankly the lack of being able to work with the public as a result of that increased suspicion that the agents are involved in excessive force. >> reporter: reform commissioner gil kerlikowske says the shootings, all before his time on the job, harms his r

. >> your first look at britney spears on jane the virgin gina rodriguez spilled the beans to us. >>old me that. anna nicole smith, her story garnered wo attention. we're with anna's and their beautiful daughterdannielynn nine years after anna's death. >> she doesn't have her mom and that's hard. >> ahead. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >> that's britney, blue extensions and all doing a toxic dance on jane the virgin. ♪ >> every single one of the music videos like 72 times over the past three days so i'm learning everything. >> gina rodriguez gets her fan girl on. britney gue

rodriguez? mr. rodriguez: thank you. i think we can stipulate two things. the u.s.as a proud and long tradition of admitting refugees from some of the worst crises in the most dangerous places in the world. secondly, that the situation around syria is an untenable 1 -- 11 million people displaced. if we are to continue that tradition of being a welcoming country, can i, as the director of the agency that vets refugees, for sure the american people that we are using all of the resources that we have read and that they are meaningful resources do that refugee. i am here to tell you this morning that as the process as secretary richard described, it is a multilayered, robust, and intensive process through which individuals must pass before they can travel to the u.s. given the limitations of time, i will sign post three critical phases of the process. there is the u.n. phase. the department of state phase. then the phase conducted by my refugee officers. hopefully, i will have time to dig into those elements further. during the process, individuals for the first time a

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francisco rodriguez is an oakland-based traffic law attorney. >> there is a misconception as to what a speed trap really is. >> every five years roads must be studied and the speed lem mitt set in part by how fast drivers are actually going. >> if you have gary set at 35 and 85% of the people measured were traveling at 45, then yes you have a speed trap. that is the classic definition of a speed trap. >> there are exceptions for highways, bridges, tunnelsnd school zones. but general looy if a road hasn't been studied or the limit has been set too low you have a speed tram. speed trap. if you can prove the road has not been studied in three to five years you have a case for a speed trap. >> most people don't bother to fight speeding tickets at all. fewer than 5% of people who get tickets actually plead not guilty and go to trial. >> the association has a website that tracks the speed tracks and what drivers believe are speed traps. sure enough we find the officers there pulling over cars and writing tickets c. the san francisco police department said officers were most likely there be

officer rodriguez climbed up, pulled the woman outside the window, then we helped her down. >> reporter: sadly, two women wouldn't make it out alive. tonight the cause is under investigation. >> they all seemed like very nice folks, and it's just a really horrible thing that someone should have to die in there. >> reporter: officer rovetto and officer juan rodriguez used that bed frame we showed, they actually used it to climb up on the roof of that home rescuing a 59-year-old woman on the roof of that home who was screaming that her legs were on fire. there were four women in this home. two were rescued. sadly, the other two died in their bedroom. the two that were rescued are expected to survive. we're live here in rob >>> the investigation of terror attacks there is heating up. shiba russ skel ell is here with more. shiba? >> reporter: russian and belgian police are tracking a new suspect. he's been linked on security camera to the guy they've been hunting for days now, salah abdelslam. both are considered dangerous and possibly armed. prosecutors say two days before the paris attack

once in the hospital rodriguez says the infant was laid on his chest for an hour before he was taken away. the first and last moments with his youngest son. the emotional pain is greater than the physical. and while he knows there is he a long road to recovery ahead he says today he's thankful to be home and thankful for the first responders who risked it all to save his family. >> erika gonzalez with that report. if you would like to help this family we have information on how to do so on our nbc washington facebook page. >>> students at the university of mary washington will pay more to live and eat on campus next year. the board of visitors voted friday to raise room and board rates by 2.5% for the 2016-2017 academic year. all residents halls with the exception of two are going to go up. the other two will increase 3% to meet debt financing requirements for those buildings. >>> this is a big story, happening today, santa making his way to the national harbor, happening today, kids can visit saint nick starting today through january 3rd at the gaylord hotel's orchard terrace. enter

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rodriguez, rodriguez?ou could just talk to us about a little bit -- may be outside of your lane in the visa program but give us some advice as to what legislateively we can do to strengthen it further. >> i confess it is outside of my lane although the individual that that runs that lane doesn't sit too far away from me and that would be the customs and border patrol. >> is there anybody here with you from -- >> no. but we could work with the committee to arrange a briefing or a hearing as the case might be to discuss those issues. >> all right. good. you said something in your testimony, mr. rodriguez, about i think the term you used was recurrent process. going over -- reexamining as new information comes to the fore. and that can be used in terms of either denying or revisiting somebody's ability to come here and stay here. >> i talked before about the interagency check which is essentially an electronic query of a number of different law enforcement and intelligence databases. we have now upgraded our

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ante la posibilidad de una bomba y que esa bomba haya derribado el aviÓn ruso sobre egiptos janet rodrÍgueztardes. >> buenas tardes me encuentro en la terminal internacional que aquÍ ni en nunca otra terminal internacional veremos cambios inmediatos sin embargo, los pasajeros que aterricen aquÍ, habrÁn pasado por severas medidas de seguridad. >> el presidente putin, suspendiÓ todos los vuelos a el resto de egipto y dio una orden de repatriaciÓn a turistas rusos que estÁn en el paÍs. >> a los que viajaban a inglaterra, solo tendrÁn que llevar el una maleta de mano. >> pienso que el que quiera poner una bomba lo puede hacer en cualquier momento. >> ambas medidas de seguridad tras la creciente posibilidad que habrÍa sido una bomba que desh vo el vuelo de la aerolÍnea rusa. >> siempre habÍa un medio de una vulnerabilidad de los aviones que no necesaria el equipaje de las pasajeros, sino el comercio cargo, mientras se determina la causa el departamento de seguridad nacional dice que ha identificado una serie de mejorÍas en la seguridad de ciertos aeropuertos internacionales que incluirÁ expandir