ruben blades is one of those artists. he won 12 grammys and he remains politically engaged speaking out on the issue of the day including poverty, corruption and underdevelopment. he's on tour and his latest cd is called "tangos." we'll start our conversation first and we look at ruben blades singing from "tangos." [ spinni [ singing in foreign language ] >> i got the cd, i thought it was a misprint. i said "tangos"? ruben is doing tangos? >> yeah. we thought about it. carlos and i, carlos is the arranger and producer, about doing this for about 39 years. first time we spoke about it. it had to do with the lyrics, basically. i was very curious about how the lyrics would be affected by the tango atmosphere and the instrumentation. what would happen to the lyric? i think that was the main source of the interest for me. how would the lyric be affected by the atmosphere that tango provideded? >> why is that such a concern for you? >> because i'm always stressing the importance of the written word. and some people feel okay if

ruben? many say this would hurt franchis franchises, not just mcdonalds, that i would could make it prohibitly expensive for people to buy franchises. >> no, the problem here isn't the use of the franchise model. it's the abuse of the franchise model. mcdonalds exercises an extraordinarily detailed control over every aspect of the franchises and their crew members. it has on going realtime computer monitoring that lets it know at every moment how many workers are working, what they are being paid, whether they are entitled to over time and instructs franchises if the labor costs exceed a certain fixed ratio to the income that franchise is receiving, then the labor costs have to be cut. mcdonalds is not a typical franchise in that respect. it has people going into each restaurant, interviewing workers, telling them what to do. it's employing the workers. >> if i'm a shareholder of mcdonalds, i might look at the practices and say you know what? that's good corporate governance. you keep an eye

. >> reporter: 15 year old ruben polanco' draining was preventible through an interpreter his father toll us his son should be the last to die like this. >> he said what we waiting for to just control the problem. for more kids to die. >> his family wants more fencing and more strongly worded signs at the spot where he drowned. the 15 year old was swimming with friends monday evening here in a dangerous spot along the tacony creek on fishers lane just off ramona avenue in juniata park. the boy went underwater and might have gotten trapped by debris or the current and he never resurfaced alive. at least three other teens have drowned here over the past 12 years. >> let ruben be the last one died in there. >> his family believes that if there were more clearly visible more strongly worded signs ruben who did know how to swim might have thought twice about going so deep into the creek. in fact we only found one sign here telling people not to swim. and that one sign is located some 20 feet up in the air and obstructed boy a lot of tree branches and leaves. and that sign doesn't tell peo

ruben amaro had a meeting with the team last night and i was told pretty much all ruben said the teamo play better. boy, that's a shock. today on wip ruben sounded dilusional about his baseball team. >> we got a lot of talent on our club, um, i think that other teams know it. we got players in the case if we get to the point where we -- some of these players off our club there's going to be opportunities to do that, because there's some talented players here who have value. these are conversations that will continue from now and started even months ago. continue all the way through the end of this month and then beyond that. >> i'm little can't fused here. he says they have value and options. jimmy rollins and chase it hal no trade clauses. cliff lee is hurt and a partial no trade. dom brown and ben revere can't play. and ryan howard and jonathan papelbon make too much money. am i missing something? ruben talks about one possible move at first base. my gosh. we'll talk about that at 6:00. >> last night a couple of interesting double plays. let's go to cleveland and take a look. this i

rubens might behave. now she has been on visits with your staff and members of this committee before and i think if we reflect on those visits in the last year we would say she did not repeat similar behaviors but i will not excuse it. i have not excuse did with her and i will just tell you without question it is unacceptable. i offer on behalf of the department by sincere apologies to your staff who experienced out that day and my commitment that it will not happen again and that you will receive absolutely with open arms and fully in support anything you need on any visit you gone. >> undersecretaries hickey can you explain why ms. rubens came to our offices to try to cover up what had taken place and gave a totally implausible reason. in fact i believe the excuse he gave was she did not say these things. she said that other people were saying these things and in fact staff should ignore those you are now saying that ms. rubens did lie when she came to her office? >> chairman miller i was not present wh

ruben might behave. i know she's been on visits with your staff and even with members of this committee before, and i think if we reflect an those visits in the last year, you would say she did not repeat similar behaviors. but i will not excuse it. i have not excused it with her. and i will just tell you without question, it is unacceptable. and i offer on behalf of the department my sincere apologies to your staff who experienced that that day and my commitment that it will not happen again and that you will receive absolutely, with open arms and full support anything you need on any visit you go on. >> under secretary hickey, can you explain why ms. rubens came to our offices to try to cover up what had taken place and gave a totally implausible reason? in fact, i believe the excuse she gave was that she did not say these things. she said that other people were saying these things and that in fact, staff should ignore them. so you're now saying ms. ruben did lie when she came into our office? >> chair

christine, isaiah howard, michael ruben. thank you. and i believe michael, did [inaudible] come with you? i don't see him. did mr. mcray come? no. on the evening of june 4, susan was beginning her evening commute home. she works here in this building as the department of public relations and she boarded the ferry to oakland at about 5:30. as she was boarding she heard a cry for help. and so she was diligent and she kept listening and she determined that the cry for help was a voice coming from under the pier there at gate e next to sinbad's restaurant. she tried to alert the crew on the ferry, they weren't able to assist so she called on her cell phone back to christine, who is the director of development in the ferry building and alerted them that she was hearing a cry for help coming from the water. christine and isaiah, who is participant of the ferry building security director obviously you make great detectives and the fact you dropped everything to go see and look hard didn't give up when you didn't see him right away is really m

ruben amaro made some >> the world cup semi finals today and it was ugly. brazil was missing their best player due to injury and two suspensions. let's go to brazil. and germany, those guys just took advantage of them. 51st half goals by germany. let me run down the minutes. eleventh minute one to nothing. in the 23rd minute on the rebound it's two to nothing. a minute later in the 24th minute germany make it three to nothing. this is really a joke. at this point. in the 26th minute, it is four to nothing. and the top it off, still in the first half, it is the 29th minute, five-nil and they won it they beat brazil seven to one. >> all right. the phillies are still 13 games under 500. 11 games back in the nl east. there are so many problems but ruben amaro talked this morning on 94 wip about a possible, possible change at first base involving minor leaguer miguel franco. >> he starts swinging the bat and doing some of the things and he's starting that, um, he started off very slowly but he starteed to some of the things that we had hoped he would be doing fr

many fans hoping that ruben amaro, jr., just blows it up. on the morning show here's what ruben had to say. >> we don't have any untouchables on this club. we don't have any, um, you know, necessarily expectations of what we're going to do. what we do have is an open mind about trying to improve the club and we'll try to do it in any way we can. >> the phillies can't wait till friday when they drop off the fans radar screen. eagles take the spotlight at novacare. they report for year two of the chip kelly era. he inherit he had four-12 team turned note a former division winner. we caught up with brian westbrook and asked him about year two for chip. >> every year you have to prove yours every single year. you can't rest on what you did last year. what you've done in years previous but every single year you have to prove yourself and i think chip will continue to find that out and hopefully this year he'll continue to prove himself and this team will get better and build on the things they were abled that last year. >> next month evander holy

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rubens came to talk to you. i know her entire purpose for coming to talk to you into your staff was to express persons here regret for her comments made on that piece of paper. >> i apologize but i'm going to take two more minutes. on this note, it talks about arrogance. it directs a person to ignore a committee staff person and then it makes another derogatory statement about a staff person. ms. rubens came to our committee offices and when she did she did not apologize for that. what she said was she had told the acting director to ignore what other people may be saying about my staff. and you're telling me this person is still employed even though she gave a directive, do not tell an agent of this committee what was happening at the regional office. >> chairman miller i will say again without question, without question we respect the oversight of every single one of you on this committee and in these hollywood halls and anyone of you who would like to come at any point in time and many of you have, into our r

so today, ruben amaro says this. "i didn't anticipate our guys being this poor because they are, they are this poor. we think they're better but they haven't shown it, so at some point we're going to make some changes." amaro says some minor leaguers could be coming up. do the phils respond tonight? first inning in milwaukee. chase utley, doing his part. two-run homer. that's his first homer in two weeks. the phils are out to an early 2-0 lead. then in the third, ryan howard drops one in for a hit. utley running on the play. hustles all the way from first base. 3-0 lead. phillies' biggest lead in two weeks. seventh inning, cole hamels disrupted catcher trying to get on the same page. cole a little bit upset after pulled later in the inning but works out. ken giles gets rickie weeks to fly out. been a rough few weeks for the phillies but they are up 3-2 right now in the ninth. this will be a good win. >>> nerlens noel will play in his second summer league game tomorrow night in orlando. he looked great in his debut sa

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rubens might behave. now she has been on visits with your staff and members of this committee before and i think if we reflect on those visits in the last year we would say she did not repeat similar behaviors but i will not excuse it. i have not excuse did with her and i will just tell you without question it is unacceptable. i offer on behalf of the department by sincere apologies to your staff who experienced out that day and my commitment that it will not happen again and that you will receive absolutely with open arms and fully in support anything you need on any visit you gone. >> undersecretaries hickey can you explain why ms. rubens came to our offices to try to cover up what had taken place and gave a totally implausible reason. in fact i believe the excuse he gave was she did not say these things. she said that other people were saying these things and in fact staff should ignore those you are now saying that ms. rubens did lie when she came to her office? >> chairman miller i was not present wh

thank you. >> hello, my name is ruben cast yoes. i work for coca-cola. i'm here on behalf of teamsters. we oppose this tax. we feel it's going to affect our lives. i started this industry when i was 18. i'm 32 now. i have a 24 -hour job, i have health care, teamster pension in the green zone and now an 18-year-old that isn't cut out for college. i wasn't cut out for college. that's why i too k this job. these are good paying jobs for us. what's going to happen to us if this passes it's not just a soda tax. there is more than soedz being taxed. we are labeled as bad people which i feel us as workers are being attacked for this.das being taxed. we are labeled as bad people which i feel us as workers are being attacked for this. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is mitchell parker and i'm a parent. and in district 1 and i work a few blocks away from the public housing. i'm here representing the second district pta. we unanimously endorse this measure or this initiative, the legislation in february. i'm also here representing the parents of political act

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general manager ruben amaro, junior if this keeps up trades will be made.hat trade deadline is two weeks from today. >> we have the players that we have right now, and that is what i'm going to work with. as we go forward, if like i said, ruben entertains some conversations or things come his way, he will have those conversation is nba summer league may up some like fun. players are in las vegas. sixers are playing their fourth game in five nights, nerlens noel, missed past few games with the ankle injury. back tonight. bucket here. wow live with another ankle injury, retaped but back out there, right now, the bulls lead in the third quarter. >>> still to come after one round of the open championship there are many familiar names at the top of the leader game. >>> jersey shore, it is a bit crowded, families, teenagers, if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting... funding for their schools. but corbett's huge tax giveaway to the oil and gas... industry has cost us billions. forc

thank you. >> hello, my name is ruben cast yoes. i work for coca-cola. i'm here on behalf of teamsters. we oppose this tax. we feel it's going to affect our lives. i started this industry when i was 18. i'm 32 now. i

on wip the morning's show, ruben amaro said everybody is up for grabs. >> we're keeping our mind and our eyes opened on everything. we are not, you know, we don't have any untouchables on this club, we do not have any necessarily expectations of what we are going to do. what we do have is an open mine of trying to improve the club and we will try to do it anyway we can. >> john mayberry has been placed on the 15 day dl with the left wrist inflammation, darren ruf called up and available for pinch hitting duty tonight. >>> philadelphia sports spotlight friday will focus on the eagles. players report to training camp at novacare complex, year two of the chip kelly time. last season turned a four-12 team around to the division winner. we caught up with brian westbrook and talk to him about year number two. >> every year you have to prove yourself every single year. you cannot rest on what you did last year, what you have done in years previous but every single year you have to have prove yourself. i think chip will continue to find that out and hopefully he will prove himself and this t

fifteen year-old ruben polanco's family says the death was preventable. the the family wants better fencing and more strongly worded signs warning of the dangers of the swimming in the area where you drawn. his grief stricken parents plan to sue city officials to advocate for those changes. >> what are we waiting for to get control of that problem, for more kids to die? let ruben be the the last one who die in there. >> at least three other teens have drowned in that part of the creek in the past 12 years. >>> 5:09. the fight over illegal immigration heat up when group of angry protesters steps in front of the bus full of immigrants. what happened to them now and also what happened to this tense protest, plus. >> it had to have been adrenaline, i don't know how they did it. >> talk about a super human feat how this guy rescued a driver stuck inside his burning car with just his bare hands, katie. >>> have you heard that whole phrase when it rains, it pours? we will deal with our own fair hair of rain but also some heat, we will throw in tropical activity

but as ktvu's anne ruben explains, a different type of football will be played on the field first. >> reporter: they are getting final practices and counting down the days the san jose earthquakes will kickoff the inaugural year at the new levi's stadium. >> i've never had more ticket requests than for this game. >> reporter: they are selling out the lower bowl, just about 45,000 seats. the idea, to test the stadium's infrastructure that day without taxing the system. today, season ticket holders got a first look inside. >> i want to see the stadium up close and personal! >> this is relieving tension, because everybody is, like, come on, open, open, open! >> reporter: concession workers got some practice, too, and they say they are ready. >> i think everything's going to be good. >> reporter: while stadium officials have been planning for every contingency, fans will plan, too. they say their website and levi's stadium app can be useful ways to prepare for parking. >> the my advice for people coming down, buy a prepaid spot. then you'll know where your spot, is directions on how to ge

on the wip morning show ruben says he's in no rush. >> put us in a position to have to dump money, um, or to dump players. and so, we're not in that -- we're not in that mode. what we're trying to do is trying to make the best baseball deals for the organization moving for. we can't do it during the deadline there are also opportunities to do it during the off season. opportunities to do it during the course of the end of this season. >> all right. eagles with the day off. training camp resumes tomorrow at the novacare complex. former eagles super star desean jackson getting ready for the season using his exile from philadelphia as fuel took a shot at chip kelly calling him an xs and os guy. he's dropping verbal scuds on the philly fan. he said in philly sometimes things could get a little negative.ey booed their own pla. but here you don't really get that. they are supporting you. more news -- >> boo! >> new at 11 alcohol susan g komen philadelphia is saying thank you. >> the organization celebrated the top fundraisers for the 2014 race for the cure. "eyewitness news" at steakhouse i

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you also have in your board packet a letter from attorney james ruben on behalf of a group of unnamed developers expressing a number of concerns about the way in which the city developed the valuation of buildings in the transbay area for purposes of calculating the mello-roos special tax. yesterday staff distributed a memo to you responding in detail to each point raised in the letter. in sum, staff believes that with the one exceptionally note in a moment,edth the valuation methodology used was sound and consistent with the implementation document ~ adopted by the board as part of the transbay plan. however, we want to acknowledge these ongoing concerns and we realize that the cost of this special tax will be a significant component of expenses incurred by building owners in this district going forward. as outlined in the staff memo, we have met with the developer group several times in the last few months in an effort to resolve these concerns and intend to continue doing so even after the board adopts these resolutions today. the staff should arrive at agreement with the developer

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ktvu's ann ruben is live in san jose where she's learned about the man who was killed in the crash, and unfortunately, it's not his family's first brush with tragedy. ann. >> well, originally from santa cruz, dan mcguire was a san jose state graduate and was currently working for triple crown consulting. loved ones described him as both a great leader and a free spirit. >> loved ones are in shock, not just that dan mcguire's life was cut short, but also that his family was struck by tragedy again. his brother, andrew, was also killed in a car accident. these are photos from a memorial they held from him on the beach. >> he was telling me how close to his brother he was and how, you know, how traujic that was in his life. >> and now this. colleagues saw the accident and feared the worse. dan mcguire's car was one of ten struck by an out of control tractor-trailer on highway 17. he was killed instantly. >> we've lost a genuine soul. >> we respected him for the man that he was and just -- i'm just shocked that he's not going to be there anymore. >> now, chp investigators are trying to dete

would know something important about how every brain works including our own brains. >> reporter: ruben only runs a lab here but the overall facility as well. in fact, it's his baby. he hatched the idea in 2002, the doors opened in 2006, and right now it houses 350 scientists working in 42 labs and on five collaborative teams. it is a well-oiled machine, to be sure. robotic efficienty. they feed, breed, bar code and house more than a million insects here hoping they might hold answers to some of the most challenging problems in basic biomedical research. it is funded by the howard hughes medical institute. for the record, also a "newshour" underwriter. h.h.m.i. plans to spend $50 million to $100 million a year for at least 20 years here, giving the best and brightest scientists what amounts to a blank check to do their work as they see fit. >> we could bring an unusual group of people. protect them from the real world, give them a place to work on their science, encourage them to work together on challenging problems and give them the freedom to do it and see what happens. >> reporter:

ruben, i want to turn back to you.see on this day today, independence day, we were looking at live pictures there at the white house, the president swearing in 25 men and women who are service members who are now american citizens. it's in stark contrast to the situation at the border. the president though pledging to do quote unquote what he can do make sure we mix this system. are you feeling encouraged at all? >> the first thing i want to say is it seems like hector is tired of his job. he wants to do my job as an opinion writer. he's going to have to be much more well-informed. what he misses when he talks about the first amendment is even last night the police chief admitted they did wrong. he said today on friday people will be arrested for blocking a thoroughfare and stopping a law enforcement vehicle. the second part of your question about president obama, it was surreal for me to sit here and listen to this. i didn't recognize that man. the person i know deported 2 million people in five years and expand the t

on a later assignment, corporate ruben was severely wounded and he was captured. he disregarded his own personal safety and immediately began to try to sneak out of camp at night in search of food for his comrades. risking certain torture or death if he was caught, he provided food to the starving soldiers and he provided desperately needed medical care for the wounded of the prisoner of war camp. he used improvised medical techniques to save his fellow shoulders and provided critical moral support. his brave self-less efforts were directly attributed to saving the lives of as many as 40 of his fellow prisoners. corporal ruben's gallant actions in close contact with the enemy and unyielding courage and davery while a prisoner of war are the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself and the united states army. corporal ruben states, i always wanted to be a citizen of the united states, and when i became a citizen, it was one of the happiest days of my life. i think about the united states and i'm a lucky person to live here. when

ruben, i will start with you.d i have been watching the video from down there and watching this anger and this passion from the people on the protest lines in that town hall meeting. are you surprised by this sort of not in my backyard reaction? >> no. it's typical. but i'm disappointed by it. the amount of ignorance is really profound and in a case like this calling these folks illegal immigrants. we don't know if they came across illegally, if they have asylum claims, refugees and yet to be determined. we can't even declare them illegal immigrants. they didn't come in with an invitation but that's how refugees come in. so there's that. and beyond that, the sort of anger we see, the palpable anger, i would love to see some of this directed to employers directed in murrietta who typically hire undocumented immigrants. a town not far from local vineyards. who do you think picks the grapes in the middle of the night. undocumented immigrants works in hotel, restaurants, taking care of homes as domestics, nannies, gar

michael ruben is from the american enterprise institute, joins us now some additional information.t can you tell us about these rebels or these pro-russian separatists? >> well, good morning, heather. the rebels or the separatists, it's really a distirnnction we shouldn't make with regard to the rebels versus the russians. they are former russian special forces, the head igor gherkin, sometimes called igor strelkov is a former fsb agent, fsb is a successor to the kgb. i've studied a lot of rogue regimes a common pattern is to try to establish these proxies in order to have plausible deniability. shame on us if we allow these russians to get away with it. >> so what do we need to do? how do we keep them from getting away with it? >> well ultimately we need to realize that the buck stops with the kremlin. these weapons appear to be coming in from the kremlin, either the kremlin doesn't have control over its weaponry, which is a major concern, or they're simply with not even a wink trying to transfer to these guys to avoid accountability. either way i agree with ambassador john bolton

small businesses can bid and deliver on those projects it's a - >> that's the intent i'm going to let ruben address that but i'll be happy to report back as we have a better idea of the numbers of local businesses who submit and receive the work and happy to get the details. >> i'd be happy to have one in this conversation i'm reminded maybe we should have a hearing on this item because i'm thinking about contract compliance i, you know, if i'm not mistaken you had one person on your staff maybe two persons i can't recall but left with the impression you might need to scale up to manage the process so people who are pro tem to differ contracts that the subcontractors are on their commitment and make sure the contractors are paid in 0 timeline we've heard the larger contractors have the ability to float a lot more money so i'm going to go ahead and ask your colleague. >> thanks for being here. >> good evening i'm running even i'm the terminal one director for the san francisco airport. so i want to make sure i understand the question did you ask what number of companies that have contracts f

david, ruben, thank you very much for being here. >> it's good to be with ruben.rise. wonderful. >> we need his voice right now that's for sure, he is speaking for these kids and not being heard. that's for sure. >> the other part is we got to see what's going on in those host countries that are driving people away in such strong numbers. chris, ruben, david, all, such a great conversation. thank you so much. >>> take a short break on "new day." concerns this morning over foreign fighters in syria. why attorney general eric holder is calling threw net threats to the u.s. more frightening than anything he has ever seen. >>> also, another deadly case of brain-eating amean barks officials sending to you the a new warning this morning. tell you what you need to know before you go into the water. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the

we also spoke with uzi ruben. uzi joined us on the phone from israel. started by asking about the technology behind israel's missile defense system, the iron dome and how it keeps israelis safe. >> there are missile defense system works like -- to make it -- right now, you calculate the and then the missile. and then you look at it and shoot it. and kill it. it sounds simple when i say it. the implementation is difficult. it is like hitting a bullet with a bullet. the incoming missile is flying about twice the speed of sound. you have to find it. you have to find it in the sky and hit it. easy to say, difficult to be done. >> ari, let me ask you, uzi's missile defense system was a response to other failures in the past using new technology. what new technology are you using with red alert that was not possible in the past? >> basically, red alert when i created two years ago before i started working here, it is very basic technology and technology that any app developer could use on -- any day he wants to. we are not using anything so sophisticated here