next is tony salazar he and doctor davis made a handshake and now here we are >> good morning it's a pleasure to share the stage with such distinguished people. i want to share the word from our company the national real estate company that builds urban homes around the city we've build one hundred and 68 housing in rough areas around the united states. we went to cleveland decades ago when everyone was leaving and after hurricane katrina we've built 15 hundred units there. (clapping.) the city of detroit declares bankrupts and we were there the next day we go where not only wants to do we built one hundred and 68 developments in those communities and built them for people that need descendent affordable housing. that's what we choose to do and those are the kind of developments we want to do. this is the only development i've done that has chosen me (clapping) and that's the gospel truth. 6 years ago i got a phone call from michael by an a mutual friend of george davis who calls me and says i have a friend looking for a developer i think you're the guy that can get along with him an

salazar that actually, the developer that helped us to put all those things together to make that happenhington and senator leno who is here for things we do in our county. we couldn't have gotten this done without wells fargo and every one of you know things happen because of ms. brenda wright (clapping) reverend walking is the board the ceo of the bayview hunters point presidio center he's not only a pastor but an activist you talk about programs and religious activities reverend walker is the go to person in our community. thank you for being here today (clapping) i see in the audience president of the la our without him a lot of great things couldn't have happened shipyard and the community outreach making sure that people have jobs mr. cobb i didn't bonding our thank you. without any further delay i'm going to, go the program willie brown couldn't have been here today but next on the agenda pastor please come up to say a prayer for us today and after that we have 3 great sirens they're going to lead us the 3 sirens are martin luther and katherine are going to lead us in the national

[ken salazar] it's inappropriate for people to break the law, and in that particular case there are laws that don't allow for the disruption of oil and gas leases, and other laws that may have been broken. [kathleen sgamma] well, i think it's unfortunate that he felt compelled to take a drastic action. i think if he had realized that natural gas and oil development is a small and temporary impact on the land he might not have taken the action, and he's now facing jail time and a fairly substantial fine potentially because of that action. i don't think it was appropriate first of all he broke the law; you can't go into a livestock or an art auction and bid and then just say, "i didn't really mean it". [robert redford] i think first of all, he represents the voice of a young person, which i think is wonderful because i think young people are going to inherit what we've done with this land. [narrator] passions run hot on all sides of the conservation issue. some have drawn comparisons between dechristopher's actions and the protest ride at paria canyon. mike noel no one took anything from a

we've come a a long way so we have to give him a hand our contempt and we have to pay respects to salazar who fought the obstacles and others we've done 5 hope projects and the person i'm going to introduce ms. contacting davis there's nobody, nobody i mean nobody (clapping) nobody i'm just going to say kathy come on up here (clapping.) thank you. let me just tell you i'm not willie brown. i was counting on him for all the jokes and fun, i have to do this now his back went out so pray for someone whose not feeling well pray inform willie brown and thank him if i had to think of one politician i have a four package his, see exactly what this it took the one person whose the chair of our fund committee is former mayor willie brown i promised him the video he'll get to see it so give him a hand (clapping) george has always told me don't go to willie brown for the small stuff. so i really want to thank even for being here. this is a spell your last name day toro everyone dr. davis family is here the family is in the house the daviss. i want to acknowledge the board of directors and we're goin

eduardo salazar fue sorprendido por el terremoto entero noticiero. >> el comentador se mantuvo frente cÁmara, pese a que las armazones de un estudio de televisiÓn pueden ser conflictivos en este tipo de situaciÓn. >> el servicio geolÓgico de estados unidos detectÓ el centro... vamos en vivo. >> este sismo tuvo una duraciÓn de poco mÁs de un minuto y medio. si bien los daÑos son aparatosos en algunos casos, no son estructurales en la mayorÍa de ellos. las propias autoridades han comenzado una serie de revisiones en los sistemas fundamentales, el agua, el transporte, el gas en este caso los inmuebles estÁn siendo revisados. los daÑos que se aprecian en estos inmuebles que estÁn siendo acordonados están siendo evaluados y han dado una cifra que hasta el momento no refleja personas lesionadas. repito, esta situaciÓn estÁ desarrollÁndose. el sismo se ha ubicado en la zona de guerrero. >> gracias ivÁn. se dice que cuando mÉxico estornuda, a estados unidos le da catarro. >> el temblor del dÍa de hoy se sintiÓ en 14 de los 32 estados del paÍs. a nivel local, quienes tienen familiares en mÉxic

she and her two sisters planned to pick up from salazar elementary school.utside the door the pounding grew louder. there were half a dozen police cars parked below and all their lights were flashing. the girl's mother, martha biggs, rushed to the door. she opened it. only to see seven police officers, a blinding flash light and her dreams exploding once again. the year was 2010. the year that for the first time in united states history bank seized 1 million homes evicting 3,000 families. and flew into the bathroom, and shoving them into the family's minivan. the girl emerged from the bathroom, a female police officer and meltdown to remind them to put on shoes and clothes. it was the winter. martha roused her only son, 3 mack baby and coaxed him into the car. altogether the family felt like it was tight. marissa in the front seat, justice, crowded in between clothes and quote in the back. as martha drove away from the house that had been their home and 5ed to salazar elementary school where the archives were good as they hoped, she knew this eviction was no

tony salazar the man what the handshake (clapping) brenda wright who made this thing happen (clapping) okay. now the other one this one is for something at the front who doesn't think he is going to get an award he was the only sponsor besides wells fargo so we've got one for you coffey (clapping) okay. i role want him to speak today but this is the man who at dr. george's funnel said we've got to olsen lee. he's the one (clapping) and then we've got one forestall worth sport she goes to the mayor to get it fixed and that's ann (clapping) okay. so. those are all our award he's open the stage but there's 52 names on the back of the program and if your name is there your special and we have something for you. we have a table in the back and a groundbreaking award that says thank you for stand by us we wouldn't have made it without all of you standing by us there are 2 hundred and 50 more but we picked 50 to say thank you and show our appreciation and dr. davis said you thank people and feed people so don't worry about we've got 2 one hundred people more. i have to say i don't do all the

57 31:51 yo no lo quiero porque al embellecer lo que va a hacer es desplazarme 31:54 maria teresa salazarrea de la avenida internacional 2:01 32;58 el area va a embellecer pero van a subirnos las rentas 33;13 esto va a ser similar a san francisco, exactamente similar 33:17 por ahora concejales han pedido un reporte tecnico que documente negocio por negocio el impacto del proyecto en los comerciantes.. . 39:38 manana un comite del concejo de la ciudad estudiara si se ha cumplido con ese reporte tecnico a los negocios afectados....desde oakland.... 39:49 blanca --la investigacion por la tragica muerte del joven, andy lopez a manos del oficial "erick gelhaus" en octubre del aÑo pasado en santa rosa, continua. vo --la fiscal jill ravitch, anuncio hoy que esta por completar el proceso investigativo que comenzo hace 90 dias cuando el caso llego a su oficina y que se presentara al publico y al gran jurado del condado de sonoma. --el oficial gelhaus, habria confundido el arma de perdigones del adolecente con una real y le disparo mortalmente. vo - cesar --las autoridades contratarn a expertos que

. >>> moisÉs salazar, hace mÁs de 20 aÑos, repara casas en detroit.o son las que valen la pena. porque la estructura, es lo principal. >>> Él como contratista, y angela acosta como residente de detroit. creen que la posibilidad que la ciudad florezca con programas asÍ, son muchas. >>> si tiene el dinero, 2 mil dÓlares. es bueno, y vale la pena. muchos salieron que pueden regresar. >>> detroit michigan. viviana avila. univisiÓn. >>> el hallazgo de material fotografico en la computadora de un maestro genera un llamado mundial. este abusÓ de muchos menores. >>> a 4 dÍas de la canonizaciÓn de juan pablo ii, y juan xxiii recordamos al Último, el papa bueno. >>> salen declaraciones del verdadero estado de ♪ ♪ [ locutor ] no esperes por lo bueno... llégale en sólo sesenta segundos con totino's pizza rolls. catolica ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> la iglesia catÓlica. contarÁ a partir del domingo, con dos nuevos santos. el papa juan pablo ii y el papa juan xxiii, el pontÍfice que renovÓ y revoluciono la iglesia catÓlica. conversamos con religiosos que explican en quÉ consiste l

we actually met with ken salazar. >> we should stop offshore drilling. stop relying on other countries. have you ever seen a solar panel break down and it ends the whole eco-system and destroys the whole way of life for people and animals? have you ever heard of a solar sill? you don't have to do what i did. but everything that you do for our planet helps. >> she just sees the big picture and she has the love for the birds. she understands that she has the power to maybe influence the way we allow oil companies to pollute. and she knows that there's a bigger policy issues and that we need to support renewable energy legislatively through congressional mandate. >> i've always enjoyed living in the brook shirs because i find it to be a very unique close-knit place to live. we have a very expensive vegetable garden. we've been getting beef and pork from a local farmer. and we get our own eggs from our hickens. so in eighth grade, i saw what the high school students were doing with the student initiative and i thought it was fantastic and i knew i wanted to

lydia salazar. lisa [speaker not understood]. ron aloe song. >>> my name is petra de jesus. i am on the police commission. thank you, supervisors, for that. i am here on behalf of commissioner angela chan who has done a wonderful job on the commission. i think everyone under estimates what she has done with cit. she drives the cit. she is the force of cit and she has the fire lit under the department and with the community and that is a very important program. i've seen her in the disciplinary process in the department. she is fair. she is a fair person. she also holds officers responsible to the community and she does whatever needs to be done. and people need to know that. she's not afraid to ask the hard questions. she's been criticized for asking the hard questions, for voicing her concerns. but that's what she does what needs to be done. we are an oversight committee, we are not a rubber stamp committee. when we do the hard work, she ask the right questions. she is an important person to stay on the committee. i know victor hwang. i respect him. i think he's a strong ca

57 31:51 yo no lo quiero porque al embellecer lo que va a hacer es desplazarme 31:54 maria teresa salazarda internacional 2:01 32;58 el area va a embellecer pero van a subirnos las rentas 33;13 esto va a ser similar a san francisco, exactamente similar 33:17 por ahora concejales han pedido un reporte tecnico que documente negocio por negocio el impacto del proyecto en los comerciantes.. . 39:38 manana un comite del concejo de la ciudad estudiara si se ha cumplido con ese reporte tecnico a los negocios afectados....desde oakland.... 39:49 cesar ---la casa blanca anuncio hoy nuevas medidas para combatir el acoso sexual en los centros de estudios universitarios. take vo --entre las recomendacio nes, se le pide a estos funcionarios escolares que realicen encuestas que sirvan para entender mejor como es que las agresiones sexuales estan aumentando de forma alarmante . --tambien recomiendan crear programas de proteccin a personas que puedan intervenir en caso de ser testigos de una agresion. take sot pero yo siento que tiene que haber un poco mas de personalizacion en eso y la universidad tiene

salazar isn't alone. of consumers and businesses, including cbs news, are estimated to still be using the 12-year-old operating system. but microsoft, on its web site, is counting customers down to zero hour at midnight tonight. >> does that mean the machine is going to blow up? not necessarily. >> reporter: but ismael matos says it will mean an end to security updates and patches to fix software bugs. >> you risk identity theft. you're not going to be protected against the newest vulnerabilities. it can make it very easy for somebody to hack in and steal your information. >> reporter: but the donut plant is sticking with old, reliable xp, hoping the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" strategy doesn't come back to bite it. tech consultant bob farkas. >> we have heard of so many businesses being hacked into, so it's very important that the computers are always running the latest updates and security patches and things like that. >> reporter: xp is used to run everything from power plants to doctors' offices.

protest movement continued to grow will keep you updated and hauled the situation eased about twenty am salazar teaser at the notion of. now for the latest on the us position regarding ukraine's fragmented political climate of the tarts he's got a neat stack down. early this monday we heard secretary of state john kerry's advisers say to the us is considering arming ukrainian says several hours later we hear the white house spokesman said the us is not actively considering we took a bit of confusion there makes one wonder if all u s officials are reading the same memos or in some of them are taking cues from senator john mccain put together with several other members of congress have heard things strongly advocating for sending arms to ukrainians john kerry at a hearing to ukraine at a hearing last week they simply said although he couldn't provide details in but at the us was discussing with kiev but that is as though what assistance they would need so clearly the idea of helping to train called the protest helping t of quell the protests in the eastern part of ukraine is the eric ukrainian au

eduardo salazar fue sorprendido por el terremoto entero noticiero. >> el comentador se mantuvo frente

point ray's national sea shore is challenging ken salazar to reject the renewal of the farm's releasethey are trying to put the case before the supreme court and the case has already been rejected three times by federal judges. >>> time now 5:26 a short am, and the meeting today. several children among those forced to run from a burning home were out there talking to neighbors just received brand- new video from the scene. >>> good morning, we are still looking at traffic that is most live good but it is getting a little bit more crowded as you look at the sunole grade, it looks good and there are more areas that are getting more crowded but we will tell you where. >> the fog bank is ramped up and we will tell you how much cooler and see if that trend continues over the next couple of days. . >>> well, good morning to you, we have a lot of activity and we have been following breaking news on this since 4:30 and we can tell you nine people including seven the children managed to escape this blaze. they just received some cell phone video when they pulled up to the scene so stay tuned f

. >>> rosie salazar abogada del departamento de derechos de mujeres, dijo que el programa estaba dirigidogo de diez aÑos de investigaciones archivada. >>> el ex ministro de salud dice que esterilizaciones fueron consentidas, se dieron en el marco del programa nacional de salud reproductiva y programa familiar, seÑala a organizaciones que defienden a estas mujeres de ser ellos quienes sacan beneficios. >>> acaso no estamos ante una vorÁgine de mercaderes y derechos humanos que se permiten recaudar millones. que le diga al perÚ, al mundo, de esos millones cuÁnto le dieron a vÍctimas, ni un dÓlar. >>> los defensores de denunciantes contraatacan apelando a pruebas que seÑalan que mÉdicos y enfermeras eran obligados a esterilizar y tenÍan una cuota que cumplir. >>> la investigaciÓn fiscal de una enfermera tenÍa que cumplir la cuota de tres mujeres y se autoesterilizÓ. igual la despidieron, segÚn la declaraciones de ella, no cumplÍa caracteristicas de la mujer esterilizada. pobre, rural y quechua hablante. >>> el caso de sabina y estela, la primera fue operada tres veces, la esterilizaciÓn a la

the owner of distraction bay is challenging a decision by former interior secretary kent salazar to rejectenewal of the farm's lease. today the owner filed a request to put the case before the high court. the case has already been rejected three times by federal judges. >>> high temperatures today were about where they were yesterday in some places, a little bit cooler. we take a look at the inland temperatures. 82 degrees in antioch. 80 degrees in fairfield. high temperatures tomorrow, take a snapshot of these because they'll be just about the same. lots of 60s around the bay. low and mid 70s in the warmer spots around the bay and lower 80s inland. if you're trying to catch the lunar eclipse, the sky is okay. it's foggy along the coast. despite the cloud cover this is a thin layer of cirrus clouds so you're going to get moonlight through there. you'll be able to make out the red moon as it moves in to totality about 1:00 tonight in the bay area. the weather looks fine except right along the coast where you're not going to see much of anything because there's a lot of coastal fog. late ton

the report says you are forced out just before you were to testify with ken salazar who was then head of the department of interior for congress. what happened at that time? love thet time, i administration at the request of the interior secretary who asked for my resignation. since then, i've been monitoring what is been going on and trying to determine if there is a way to prevent future accidents of this kind. i thought any issues about my resignation were a distraction from what was really going on, which is why we did not know why the spill had occurred and needed to learn about it and take lessons from it. >> in a press statement, the company said it suspended $14 million and 70 million man-hours on the cleanup effort. it went on to say -- liz birnbaum, are you assured? >> there are continuing reports about oil along the coast, particularly in the marshes. those are areas that are hard to reach him of the the areas that are the central to keeping louisiana's coastline intact. be deteriorating for years. there are reports there are still many miles of coastal marshes where you ca

the owner of distraction bay is challenging a decision by former interior secretary kent salazar to reject the renewal of the farm's lease. today the owner filed a request to put the case before the high court. the case has already been rejected three times by federal judges. >>> high temperatures today were about where they were yesterday in some places, a little bit cooler. we take a look at the inland temperatures. 82 degrees in antioch. 80 degrees in fairfield. high temperatures tomorrow, take a snapshot of these because they'll be just about the same. lots of 60s around the bay. low and mid 70s in the warmer spots around the bay and lower 80s inland. if you're trying to catch the lunar eclipse, the sky is okay. it's foggy along the coast. despite the cloud cover this is a thin layer of cirrus clouds so you're going to get moonlight through there. you'll be able to make out the red moon as it moves in to totality about 1:00 tonight in the bay area. the weather looks fine except right along the coast where you're not going to see much of anything because there's a lot of coastal fog. la

michael bennet had been appointed to the senate in 2009 when senator ken salazar got named to presidentma's cabinet. bit following year, by 2010, it was sort of looking like it might be the end of the road for appointed senator michael bennet. midterm elections are always hard for the president's party, and he was a democrat. the first two years of the obama presidency had obamacare and all the rest of it. it was clear that it was going to be a really big republican year. colorado was a really ripe potential pickup. michael bennet had never had to run statewide. the first time around to get the seat. he was appointed to it. he was a low profile guy. once he got to washington he stayed low profile. so a lot of people thought michael bennet was going to lose that u.s. 123459 seat to the republicans in 2010. but then the republicans nominated this guy. they nominated ken buck to be michael bennet's republican opponent. and it turned out that was a terrible idea for the republicans even in a blood red year like 2010. in 2008 and again in 2010 colorado anti-abortion activists had succeeded i

as martha drove away from the house that had been their home and 5ed to salazar elementary school where the archives were good as they hoped, she knew this eviction was not only part of the 2008 housing crisis. she knew it was part of a much longer story, one that stretched back to martha's child attend further, all the way to the founding of the united states. she knew was the story of housing, race and freedom, that we'd to the station's history like the crisscross stitches on the fabric of the quilts. finally she opened her eyes and said to me when i was homeless in wasn't like i was dirty because my mom made sure i wasn't. then i was going to school with everything on my mind of what had happened the other night. last night i had gotten a house, what about tonight? i had to sleep in the car tonight. i might get a good deal tonight. what will happen? how will i get home today? i want to thank everybody, a few people to thank. i want to thank the festival of the book. i want to thank amnesty international, a lot to help me get here. i want to thank bill for the introduction, and my on

his former secretary of interior ken salazar says, build the pipeline.mer white house chief of staff says build the pipeline. a whole range of obama administration officials who had something to do with this have come out and said the pipeline should be built. it will be secure way to get 700,000 barrels of oil a day from the canada and north dakota for refineries on the north coast. that is 700,000 barrels of oil we'll not importing from the middle east. we'll spend $7.7 billion because of the president's delays if he grants this after the election, between 2013 and 2015. there will be $7.7 billion in payments for oil to the middle east that we wouldn't have had to pay had we had this pipeline built. martha: i mean you've got the environmental issues, and as you say, it has been given approval by a number of agencies. and then you've got the energy independence issue which may turn out to be something that will be leveraged by republicans in this debate. so we'll see. we have got to go. karl, thank you so much. great to have you here as always. >> thank

secretary salazar developed a platform for international standards and i think it migrated a bit to national standards for the arctic region. given differences in ice cover in geology, to international standards make sense? to come up with some pain worthwhile and usable? >> one of the things we discovered is to try to internationalize their efforts based on the recognition that we are shared by many different countries. countries are very proud and jealous of their regulatory regimes. and so, it is a challenge to develop meaningful international standards that will be fine in any meaningful way. i still think international efforts are extremely important, extremely meaningful. we learned a lot as they were developing our new regulations from over 80 different countries that have different regulatory regimes from the u.k., from the norwegians, from the australians, from others. and so i think the continuation of those kinds of interchanges and exchanges are extremely valuable and i think setting a fine international standards is a worthwhile project. the people should not underestimate the c