alex salazar, ex agente policial, dice que no es la primera vez que las autoridades utilizan este mÉtodoesperan que cuando el caso sea presentado en un tribunal se revele mÁs detalles de los beneficios de haber utilizado esta tÁctica, la cual no se habÍa utilizado anteriormente en esta ciudad. enrique: mÉxico reprobado. educaciÓn pÚblica en ese paÍs tiene malas calificaciones de un organismo internacional. y amazon abre un supermercado en el que se puede comprar todo sin tener qu ♪ enrique: al menos 18 personas han muerto y varios edificios se han hundido en indonesia a causa de un terremoto de 6.5 grados que sacudiÓ esta región al norte de la isla de sumatra. el fuerte movimiento sÍsmico tuvo una duraciÓn de tres minutos. el presunto asesino violador de una niÑa de siete aÑos en la capital colombiana fue trasladado hoy en la clÍnica que estaba ingresado hasta el juzgado a rendir declaraciÓn. rafael uribe noguera como un arquitecto de 38 aÑos tuvo que ser trasladado para evitar que sea linchado. la cifra de inmigrantes provenientes de amÉrica central que ingresan como indocumentados a lo

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salazar works out. the security reasons not too bad, right? >> no.ause the federal law on this was passed in response to the 9/11 commission report. the 9/11 commission knows a lot more about security than you or me or elvira. their recommendation was that illegal immigrant should not be getting drivers licenses, not because of driving, because drivers licenses are more than for driving, they're the basis of national identification system. we don't have a one national i.d. card. we have a system that's decentralized and run by the states. what the federal law says, congress pulled its punch, actually. it says that states are allowed to do this only if the card for illegals is obviously and clearly different because you're not supposed to use that card for getting on an airplane or entering a nuclear power plant or other federal uses. what california did, the obama administration conspired with california to create an illegal alien drivers license that is almost indistinguishable. it's supposed to be obviously different but it's not. you need a magnif

country not officially at war, with nine journalists killed, including crime reporter anabel flores salazar, who was kidnapped in veracruz in february and found dead along the side of the road in a neighboring state the following day. and u.s. military veteran larry colburn, best known for intervening to stop the 1968 my lai massacre, has died at the age of 67. colburn was part of a three-person helicopter crew that confronted fellow u.s. soldiers who were slaughtering hundreds of innocent vietnamese villages. colburn was 18 years old when he agreed to stand alongside his crew members, hugh thompson, and glenn andreotta. the three threatened to fire on u.s. troops if they continued the massacre. this is larry coburn speaking on democracy now! in 2006. >> at that point, glenn andre otta spotted in earthen type bunker with faces peering out of it. there was an approaching squad of americans. mr. thompson decided, and we all decided, if we did not do something within the next 30 seconds, these people would die. so he landed the aircraft and between the advancing american troops and the people

think probably more than ten-plus years ago had regional discussions within secretary of interior salazar who came to the northwest, and we sat down and we said what do we do about the akama basin. it was sunday morning and you would think that everybody getting together on sunday morning, is that important? well, it was. there were probably 50 or 60 different interests meeting with us. the secretary of interior, congressman hastings, myself and many, many other interests. and we talked about what do we want to do with the yakima basin. and there has been great pride that i've had to offer legislation along with my colleague, senator murray, on how to move the yakima basin project forward here in the united states senate. and i say with pride because it was a collaborative effort. these are people who do not agree with each other, who have fought each other, who basically probably disagree on the most essential elements of their viewpoint, and yet, and yet reached consensus, delighted in their resolve and came forward with legislation to say this is how you should deal with our water prob

that includes my friend, secretary of interior ken salazar, a wonderful man and a terrific public servant; a man of substance like no other i've ever known. after eight years leading our country, president obama is leaving office on a high point. when he first took office, our country was in economic free fall and was hemorrhaging jobs. now the economy has experienced the longest streak of private-sector job growth ever. we have the lowest employment rate in nearly a decade. and eight years of president obama, we're now as a country on a sustainable path to fight climate change and grow renewable energy. we're more respected around the world. we reach international agreements to curb climate change, stop iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. and on the path of normalizing relations with our neighbor, cuba. our country has made significant strides in nearly every way. there's no doubt that the united states is better now than we were eight years ago, and we have barack obama to thank for that. thank you, president obama, for being the person that you are. the presiding officer: under the p

fair offering information about the office of citizen complaints and mediation coordinator donna salazar give presentations on mediation program to two san francisco state university classes that were studying conflict resolution. senior investigators [inaudible] made a presentation on the occ function at the 253rd police academy class and i cannot not sure if i see sarah in the audience this evening. she is the senior investigator who has been conducting an extensive training program for newest investigated moving onto more outreach, attorney sam remarrying anticipated on a panel on community trauma and trauma informed policing. for the law enforcement executive summit and i was at the indication of pres. loftus. ms. marion focus was on the san francisco police department children of arrest parents general order. also gave a presentation to the family violence council on the police department language access policy. finally, more academy training and it was my senior investigator steve boeck and sherry fletcher. i believe it was to the 254th please academy class. that concludes my repor

fair offering information about the office of citizen complaints and mediation coordinator donna salazar give presentations on mediation program to two san francisco state university classes that were studying conflict resolution. senior investigators [inaudible] made a presentation on the occ function at the 253rd police academy class and i cannot not sure if i see sarah in the audience this evening. she is the senior investigator who has been conducting an extensive training program for newest investigated moving onto more outreach, attorney sam remarrying anticipated on a panel on community trauma and trauma informed policing. for the law enforcement executive summit and i was at the indication of pres. loftus. ms. marion focus was on the san francisco police department children of arrest parents general order. also gave a presentation to the family violence council on the police department language access policy. finally, more academy training and it was my senior investigator steve boeck and sherry fletcher. i believe it was to the 254th please academy class. that concludes my repor

friend'sudes my secretary of interior ken salazar come a wonderful man and a terrific public servant, a man of substance. for eight years leading our country, president obama is leaving office at a high point. when he first talk -- when he first of office, our country was hemorrhaging jobs. now comes the longest streak of private-sector job growth ever. we have the lowest unemployment rate in a decade. are on a sustainable path to fight climate change and grow renewable energy. and more respect around the world. we reached international agreements to stop, change. and on a path of minimizing -- normalizing relations with our neighbor cuba. there's no doubt that the united states is better now than we were eight years ago and we have barack obama to thank for that. take you, president obama, for being the person that you are. >> on newsmakers, john yarmouth, the incoming ranking member of the budget committee talks about the future of the federal budget under a republican congress and a republican president and efforts to dismantle the affordable care act. clockkers today attend a a.m.