salons? >> we have 250 in the city out of the 25 are healthy nail salons, we have 5-10 in the pipeline >> that is great. how long does it take for them to get through the process? >> six months >> if i wanted to go to a salon that doesn't have a decal etc. to encourage them to do the that i can send them to do anything else ietnamese trainer i don't know if you know this 95% of our nail technicians are vietnamese, they're comfortable if someone speaks to them in viet nah neez we have a trainer that calls them back, relays all their fears, and we give them the marketing splat, and they register immediately >> do you have the hot line number off the top of your head >> i do not. >> it's probably on the website >> yes it is on the website. >> thanks. >> all right. questionses? comments? all right. members of the public, thank you anya. public comment on item five? mr. david pilpel. >> on this i asked that the last operations committee meeting, if the healthy nail salon (audio cut out) if they're

the first one in the nail salon you heard about the nail salon project from our fearless staffer, who is -- anya is just a wonderful part of our department she has colleagues who work fearlessly with her on this as women, she mentioned a new york times, article, a big piece was done on salon workers, in new york city. there was a lot uncovered in that, we don't know how much of that is relevant here in terms of poor treatment flash flood salon workers, in terms of wages, and hours what we do know is the toxic chemicals are in new york are the same as here. because we have been working closely with the author of that piece, she interviewed us even though our name did not show up in there, we were a big part of the research bauds because of that new york city has connected us about our nail salon recognition because we have answered the question if you don't use the toxic trio, what you use instead, and how do you make sure the relacement is not just as bad, or worse -- we are working with new york city and happy to do so. as you mentioned, president, we got an oped, in the examiner the

of this oakland hair salon. of the players make manicures and pedicures as much a part of their pregame routine as everything. >> i didn't know. now i'm like, go warriors. >> reporter: they are among a growing number of nba players who take time off for the manny pedi. they rely so much on their hands to pass and shoot and their feet to hustle up the court. and this salon is becoming more famous. >> he came in because he was hurt. >> reporter: it is actually part of a trend of more men visiting nail salons and customers here say bring it on. >> i hope i have the same results with this pedicure. i will do something heroic today. >> reporter: and dubs fans say if it works, stick with it. >> and they won that day. maybe they should have gotten the nails on the next day. >> if it works. well, it is not just the warriors. check out king james. he instagrammed this pick of himself getting a neck massage and a pedi. what do you think? >> nose are some big feet. [ laughter ] >>> let's check in with paul deanno. we have

but some players also hit a nail salon. take a look. >>> reporter: harrison barnes as you second us is on the court may be linked -- success on the court may be linked to this nail salon. peter phan says some of them make manicures and pedicures part of the training routine. >> after that feel better and play better. >> reporter: barnes and teammate justin holliday were in last week for their pre-nba finals pedicure. i didn't even know and i just walked in but now i'm like go warriors, wahoo. they are among a growing number of nba players who take time out for that manicure and pedicure. if you think about it, nba players rely so much on their hands to pass and shoot and their feet to hustle up and down the court and this salon near the warriors training facility is becoming even more famous. >> i have a two customer this morning come in because you heard the guy from warriors come in here that's why they come in here. >> reporter: it's actually part of a trend of more men visiting nail salons and customers here say, bring

these guys decided to come and visit their friend lorna who is at the beauty salon.h her usual hair style. she likes purple stuff. while in the salon her friends decided to give her a visit with a special little guy. that's her friend nathan who is about to surprise her with this puppy he just adopted for her. watch her reaction. >> are you going to touch it? >> after you touch it you have to keep it. >> it's yours. >> what? [ laughter ] >> why is she so emotional. >> the story behind is it she's a stage 3 breast cancer survivor. >> wow. >> and this is the first time she gets her hair done after having gone through treatment. she's finally getting her hair back. i love this because you think she's hyperventilating over a puppy and you know what they deserve that kind of love and attention. i think this puppy is going to be happy for the rest of his life. >> nathan used to be her roommate. after everything she's gone through was feeling a little lonely and he decided the only thing that makes sense in this situation is to get her a puppy. >> oh. that's a cutie. >> loo

in america by a big industry publication, salon today. kind of things that make it worth it. -hi, carolyn. -carolyn: hi, how are you? lemonis: how are you? good. carolyn: good to see you. -lemonis: the place looks good. -carolyn: it looks amazing. -lemonis: what's happening? -woman: how are you? -lemonis: how are you? -woman: good! lemonis: it is so nice to see people excited and smiling. -are you seeing new customers? -debbie: yes, we are. last saturday, we had, i think, eight people walk in the door. lemonis: do you feel like you're more present? carolyn: i feel like i'm more present. having a g.m. kind of, like, separated me from the business. so now i am the g.m. -lemonis: and the owner. -carolyn: which i was -- and the owner, which i was before. i just didn't realize it, you know? lemonis: how much had you been averaging on saturday? carolyn: we were averaging anywhere from $5,000 to $6,000. lemonis: and what did you last saturday? carolyn: $9,500. lemonis: last year, the business did about $1 million. but if you look at the last fiv

dar con el paradero de un sospechoso de robo del salÓn de belleza ubicada en la cuadra 2500.las cÁmaras de vigilancia mostrÓ a un hombre que ingresa, en el mes anterior inmediatamente corre hasta a una de las enviadas a quien amenazÓ con un cuchillo para obligar a otra empleada que abra la caja registradora y le entregue el dinero. despuÉs de tomar el dinero saliendo sobre la avenida kensington, afortunadamente nadie resultÓ herido. requiere informaciÓn puede ser suministrada a las autoridades. la policÍa de filadelfia tambiÉn busca identificar, y localizar un sospechoso por un robo. esto ocurriÓ el viernes 12 de junio. a eso de las 55 de la maÑana cuando un desconocido se le acercÓ a los empleados de un negocio de cambio de cheques. el hombre lobo se fue del lugar cuando una de las empleadas llegÓ a la calle, para echar monedas a un parquÍmetro el hombre se le acercÓ y la amenazÓ diciendo que lleva un arma de fuego y

les permite lucir el pelo rojizo o rubio, por eso en ese paÍs centroamericano las mujeres acuden al salÓnlleza para denunciar a sus cabelleras y teÑirlas de negro. >> la gente se ha cambiado el tono, vivimos en un paÍs complicado, la gente tiene mucho temor. >> no debemos darle crÉdito absoluto a ese informaciÓn divulgada por redes sociales o por cualquier tipo de medio. satcha: no hay evidencia que compruebe esos rumores, incluso las maras o pandillas emitieron un comunicado que lo niegan, sin embargo, con la violencia que alcanza niveles que rivalizan con los tiempos de la guerra civil, pocas son las mujeres que quieren correr riesgo en territorios salvadoreÑos.

en uno de los salones, los padres toman clase para computaciÓn, finanzas e inglÉs.las materias que ven sus hijos. silvia: me ha ayudado bastante. he aprendido junto con ellos el inglÉs, es algo que como mamÁ, me siento bien. >> desde que comenzÓ el programa, mÁs de 250 padres y abuelos, se han beneficiado de esta iniciativa. no sÓlo los motiva, tambiÉn esa riqueza para mejorar la vida de sus hijos. en la biblioteca, padres y abuelos toman estos cursos. >> muchos de ellos llegan con miedo a no saber sus derechos y salen de aquÍ sabiendo sus derechos, salen de aquÍ hablando mÁs inglÉs. pudiendo ayudar a sus niÑos. >> para apoyarlos mÁs. los padres tambiÉn tienen sueÑos. >> al igual que los estudiantes, tienen metas. es una oportunidad para ella. silvia: con el ejemplo que los estoy dando, ellos puedan llegar a decir: yo quiero llegar al colegio. quiero ser como mi mamÁ. felix: histÓrico triunfo del barcelona. derrota a la juventus y conquista por quinta vez la champions league. aly: el barcelona hizo historia al derrotar a la juventus. de esta manera, consiguiÓ su qui

not only was i in the beauty salon business but in the trucking business for many years. from the marine corps and ran it for 10 years. the frustration of dealing with all of that and then talking to the family took a lot of prayer and decision-making and i could have just thrown my hands up and said i'm done with politics but instead i said i'm going to try to make things better for the grandkids. >> when did you want to run for the house? >> for the state house? >> for your seat in congress? >> it would have been in february of 2014. well, no. right after the other election. i was trying to weigh out -- >> just after '13. >> your race, you defeated the incumbent democrat bill enyart, in what was reportedly the most expensive races. >> it was. it is an expensive market. the southern part is the paducah, kentucky market. that is not as expensive. that's a $60 point market. st. louis, it is like $600. >> so your district reaches all of the way up that far? >> my district goes to alton, which is still north of st. louis but not quite into an area called grafton. it's 11 1/3

she worked as a beautician in a beauty salon in indiana when she was not in the national guard and she found the idea of putting on a uniform every day and serving her country far more exciting and fulfilling and closer to her dream then the work she was doing in the beauty salon. even when it got to the question of how do they feel about it going on the deployment or did they support the war or not these women run totally different type in terms of their feelings.

an oakland salon for some much needed t.l.c. >>reporter: houston born, success on the court, may partially be linked to this oakland nail salon. owner peter san has at least two warriors players who make manicures and pedicures as much a part of their training routine as any gym workout. >> after that i seem to feel better and play better. >>reporter: barnes and teammate justin holiday were in just last week for their pre- nba finals pedicure. >> i didn't even know. now i'm, like, go warriors. whoa. >>reporter: they are a growing number of nba players who take time out for the mani-pedi. if you think about it, nba players rely so much on their hands to pass and shoot and their feet to hustle up and down the court, and this salon near the warrior's training facility is becoming even more famous. >> i have a customer each morning. he comes in because he hurts. warriors come in here, that's why they come in here. >>reporter: it's actually part of a trend of more men visiting nail salons and customers here say bring it on. >> well,

de amenaza de bomba, lo que llama la atenciÓn es que muchos periodistas tuvieron que abandonar el salÓnencontraba en la residencia presidencial estamos con lo Último adelante liliana. >>> la doble amenaza de bomba contra los edificios cruciales incluyendo a la casa blanca puso hoy dÍa en mÁquina alerta a las agencias policiales y el servicio secreto. >>> momentos de tensiÓn hoy dÍa en la casa blanca. alrededor de las 2 de la tarde el servicio secreto interrumpiÓ y evacÚa la conferencia de prensa. debido a una llamada telefÓnica con amo na de bomba. >>> el servicio secreto determinÓ que para la seguridad de todos ustedes tenÍan que evacuar la habitaciÓn al reanudar la rueda de prensa un equipo de prensa del equipo del servicio de secreto y determinÓ que era segura aunque el presidente obama se encontraban en la casa blanca no fueron evacuados. >>> este no fue el Único incidente que disparÓ las alarmas, horas antes evacuaron el senado de los estados unidos. por un paquete sospechoso. >>> el incidente causÓ la interrupciÓn de una audiencia en el senado sobre la agencia de seguridad en el t

for several years the salon has been offering free makeovers for patients of children hospital living with facial deformities. this is the first time cameras were invited inside. >> i just really like getting all made up. it's fun. >> it's so special to see all the kids and the joy on their face and just the happiness from the parents. just a great thing to see. >> about 27 girls between the ages of 5 and 18 got their mails, hair and makeup done approximately. >>> we loved today. such a beautiful day, lots of sunshine, low humidity. but things are changing. we're tracking showers and storms and also some 90s in your 7 day. mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! >>> there is now a $100,000 reward for information leading to the capture of two murderers. richard matt and david sweat escaped from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. police have set up check points as they search. authorities believe the pair spent several days pulling off their escape. they

. >> reporter: running a nail salon from her living room. this woman is lucky enough to find a work-life solution. she can earn a living whilst raising her sun. customers, man of them working mothers as well can bring along their children. >> i wanted to work. i also wanted to raise my children. so running my salon from my home was the best way. >> reporter: other working mothers are looking for their own solutions. on a sunday afternoon, women that left work to have children attend a catch-up course, trying to return to the same positions in the companies they left. >> translation: japan has the worst income disparity between men and women of any of the developed countries. women that leave to have children are worse off. >> reporter: faced with an ageing population, bringing women into the workforce is seen as a way to revive the economy. in doing so the government is trying to overturn an economy of discrimination. >> it's wonderful no one will ask you why you are working in the japanese tradition, where women are supposed to be stay at h

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. >> running the nail salon from their living room, she's lucky enough to find a work life solution.she can earn a living while raising her son. her customers many of them working numbers as well can bring along their children. >> i wanted to work, and i also wanted to raise my children, so running my salon from my home was the best way. >> other working mothers are looking for their own solutions. on a sunday afternoon women who left work to have children attend a catch-up course trying to return to the same positions in the companies they left. >> japan has the worst income disparity between men and women of any of the developed countries and women who leave to have children are the worst off. >> faced with an aging population bringing more women into the workforce is seen as an obvious way of reviving the economy. in doing so the government is trying to overturn their culture of discrimination. >> it is wonderful that no one is going to ask you why are you working. it used to be a japanese tradition that women would be at home taking care of kids. that has changed. the situation,

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so running my salon from my home was the best way. >> reporter: other working mothers are looking forir own solutions. on a sunday afternoon women who left work to have children attend a catch-up course trying to return to the same positions in the companies they left. >> translator: japan has the worst income disparity between men and women of any of the developed countries and women who leave to have children are the worst off. >> reporter: faced with an aging population, bringing more women in to the workforce is seen as an obvious way of revival the economy in doing so the government is trying to overturn a culture of discrimination. >> it is wonderful that no one is going to ask you why are you working? it used to be a japanese tradition women are supposed to stay at home and taking care of kids that, has changed. the situation and conditions not catching up. that's the problem. >> reporter: the policy of so-called women nomics sounds good in therapy but hampered by a lack of childcare facilities, their scarcity and cost combined with the lower wages received by women compared to

. >> norma relata ble fue a un salÓn de belleza para hacerse un tratamiento.amÓ a la persona que le aplicÓ la sustancia. >> volvÍ y le dije: me tienes que solucionar. y me dijo que no. me echÓ un corrector y este maquillaje bastante. y empezÓ a salir agua con un tipo sangre. >> indignados los familiares y amigos de la pareja fueron al salÓn de belleza a reclamar a la cosmetÓloga por el daÑo causado. ante los reclamos, roxana gÓmez mostrÓ el producto que le aplicÓ a roma. >> la seÑora negligentemente se ha ido al sauna y ya vino deteriorada la piel. entonces, incluso, inflamada la piel. >> experta cosmetÓloga nos comenta que el producto se usa sÓlo para el cabello. >> sÍ, esto quema. por algo te despigmenta el color del cabello. te saca el color natural. en el rostro lo ble puede hacer. si nuestras capas de la piel estÁn finas. >> a pesar de todo, norma y su novio siguieron adelante con sus planes y se casaron en una sencilla boda. el caso estÁ en manos de las autoridades. en lima, perÚ, andoy ortiz. bÁrbara: mientras tanto, en uno de los dÍas mÁs archimpreode

organization has done work to really help some of the ladies who work in the dim sum industry or nail salon industry. can you tell us a little bit about the efforts there? >> right. so, there is still a lot of inequality and discrimination in the workforce for many asian-americans, and asian-american women still feel a heavy burden -- or, a heavy barrier into achieving equality in the workplace. so, in nail salons, in restaurants, caregivers for the sick and elderly, there is a lot of income inequality, and there is a lot of labor problems, where people are not able to fully actualize their labor rights because of problems with employers understanding what their obligations are, problems with immigration status for many of the workers. so we advocate actively for community members to realize their rights so that their work is treated equally, as every other americans is. >> well, it is hard to speak up, isn't it? number one, if you don't know the language, and, number two, when you do fear immigration issues -- deportation, things like that. >> yeah, it's a major barrier, and so that's why

but there are still three living in their nineties salon now we and some on oahu there is another one in denver colorado. , i learned of this story to my agent they had just made a documentary film about a subject that i enjoyed focusing on but there was a lot of focusing for many years. and then as i finished with the documentary looking for something to your do that is of value. like social justice or something larger than a the narcissistic self. i started to research the book. i lived in a salt lake city i ever got from there but my husband and i moved there about 12 years ago and in 2009 there was a tremendously large trade -- rate of pothunters people who steal artifacts from ancient lands. i thought this is a great project. that i lived in that community to examine libyans to steal and own perishable goods. it is in incredible story there was the fbi informant, a suicide a very big national story. then i started to research it it was cloquet and decker i thought i had young children. i don't need this. so i took care wrested major called me. and i was trained long for writer bu

pesar de una gran paciencia, al final el mandatario tuvo que ordenar que la persona fuera retirada del salÓnso poner un silencio en mi voz. periodista: la mujer no cree haber sido irrespetuosa con su interrupciÓn. >> no es una palabra, sino los hechos que nos estÁn afectando, a nosotras como chicas transgÉnero quiÉn no respeta, nos estÁn matando. periodista: la mujer transexual cumpliÓ con los requisitos para su ingreso al acto de la casa blanca. aunque muchos creen que la mujer actuÓ mal, ella dice que lo volverÍa a hacer porque busca que los integrantes de la comunidad lgbt que estÁn en centros de detenciÓn inmigrante, sean liberados. enrique: crece la polÉmica en nueva york por la deportaciÓn de miles de haitianos en territorio dominicano. >> es una vergüenza para la comunidad dominicana. alex: las palabras del alcalde continÚan haciendo eco entre la comunidad dominicana. >> yo creo que debe pedir excusas y perdÓn al paÍs. alex: las crÍticas arreciaron luego de que el alcalde dijera que muchos estadounidenses evitarÁn viajar a la isla si la situaciÓn no se resuelve. >> sus acciones repres

jaime: el salÓn de belleza en la parte trasera tambiÉn estÁ sufriendo. >> hasta para caminar. >> la gentedifÍcil para nosotros. jaime: el problema es que el contratista va retrasado asÍ que ciertos tramos que debieron haber terminado hace meses siguen sin reabrir. >> la construcciÓn se debÍa haber terminado para el 28 de febrero. jaire: manuel gonzalez dice que le han extendido la fecha de culminaciÓn en 3 ocasiones. >> el proyecto no ha parado, sigue avanzando, nada mÁs que muy lentamente. es algo que me preocupa a mi bastante. he oido las quejas de los diferentes negocios. jaime: ahora el proyecto se aplazÓ hasta la primavera de 2016. >> hay muy poquito que podemos hacer ahorita. jaime: carrasco dice que seguirÁ presionando para terminar este proyecto lo antes posible. leticia: gracias jaime, tambiÉn en san josÉ una disposiciÓn prohÍbe distribuir productos derivados del tabaco. actualmente la ley permite regalar muestras decidan ellos en bares y otros locales a mayores de 21 aÑos. leÓn: las investigaciones por presunta corrupciÓn y sobornos en la fifa sigue en boca de todos. leticia: lu

suave professionals funciona tan bien como las marcas de salón.ada con auténtico clamato. también te podemos decir que ese vaquero... no es auténtico. quédate con lo auténtico. bud y bud light clamato chelada. la única con auténtico clamato. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> el skwinlt ron de seguridad salvan vidas, se ha probado muchas veces, pero mÁs de 15.000 personas al aÑo en estados unidos no lo aceptaron y murieron en as accidentes automovilÍsticos. vemos cÓmo autoridades tratan de evitar mÁs tragedias. >> esta familia en new york esta a punto de ver cÓmo la vida puede cambiar en segundos. el taco que si es golpeado por otro vehÍculo al no tener los cinturones de seguridad puestos el impacta como muÑecas. todos los aÑos mueren 33.000 personas por no usar el cinturÓn. campaÑas como esta y leyes mÁs estrictas han hecho que aumento la cantidad de personas que lo usen pero en 22 estados no es obligatorio para pasajeros sentados atrÁs. >> lo mÁs probable es que sea lanzado al frente del vehÍculo y usualmente impactan a los pasajeros de adelante y salen del vehÍc

-- computero salon you could retire at 50 because you worked with dangerous chemicals hairspray. >> this prime minister said i want to be prime minister for always, i love power. you can have these deals for bailout, short-term. this is a infrastructurial cultural think that has to occur, you can't have prime minister whose hero is rivera, this is why people -- this fay vote yes, they are voting him out of office, question is, would he go? >> he said today he would go. >> he has been saying a lot of thing, he is still, i think he wantedde more time to move slightly closer to russia, china chimed in said they need to stay with european union, he may have made noise at china, russia is coy, but i think that is why. charles: heather, a no vote said we're not living up to our obligation, you are attorney, that sets up a precedence. not money amount but you could walk away from obligations, if greece can why can't italy, and spain, and portugal. >> that is it. the others are looking to see what happens, more important than just a no vote. it will have implication for other areas. >> but,

and the salon is just for hair cutting. he closes at 6:00. so when all the lights get turned off, they're in the back. hello, hi. inspectors, please open the door. >> police. >> hi. >> police department. >> do you want to put a towel on that customer there. >> my focus initially is on the masseuse. i need to id her and find out if she has a license. >> in the room next door, another customer is stunned when the lights come on and then even more shocked to see our cameras. when the inspectors try to identify the masseuse, the massage parlor manager plays dumb. >> i don't know. >> you speak mandarin. i want her to give me her id. >> she was in the room with the customer. >> yeah, and the customer had no clothes on. >> oh. >> there was an online it says practitioner was in that room providing massage to client. we all saw it, but when we ask her for her name, she won't tell us. when we ask for id, she will not provide it. >> let's get the customer to talk. excuse me, sir, do you speak mandarin? can you come here for a second. we want her to show

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one, she was at a tanning salon. >> but andrew katrinak had another surprise for investigators. he remembered that patricia rorrer called his home just three days before his wife and son disappeared. joanne answered the phone and when patricia rorrer identified herself, the two argued. >> look, andy has told you to stop calling her. we have a baby now. we're happy together. just leave us alone. stop calling here! >> patricia rorrer denied making that call and her home telephone records confirmed her story. with brunette hair, an alibi and no evidence she called the katrinaks' home, investigators feared they had hit a dead end. >>> investigators wanted to know as accurately as possible when joanne and alex katrinak were killed. although the bodies were discovered four months after they disappeared, it wasn't clear how long the bodies had been in the field. the bodies contained evidence of insect activity and police asked dr. kim, a forensic entomologist at pennsylvania state university for analysis of what the insect activity revealed about the time of death. >> this case was com

los comunicadores fueron escoltados otros salÓn en el edificio donde el vicepresidente tiene su oficinato nos hablaba por el resto de la sede presidencial. afortunadamente en la casa blanca el servicio secreto de los recursos que se necesitan para hacer este recinto lugar seguro despuÉs de que le permitieron regresar a la sala. la parte exterior de la casa blanca acordonada esa gran acceso los turistas mientras investigaba la amenaza. horas antes las autoridades investigaron reportes en esa Época. a los edificios del senado estadounidense, la decisiÓn de seguridad que se llevaba a cabo en este momento tuvo que ser interactiva. debemos entrar en receso en el comitÉ porque la policÍa del comentario ordenÓ evacuar. por favor comenzar a salir. si me tiras y otras amenazas estÁn calculadas. esta fue la primera vez que se hacÍa notar en una conferencia de prensa en vivo. perredistas dijeron que a la vuelta cuando buscaron sus cÁmaras estaban los lentes menos al techo para que no se supiera nada. marÍa: gracias. falta escrutinio cuando se vieron retrasada de los activos de riesgo relacionados

>>reporter: suzanne was inside this salon recording video with her cell phone. she watched officer spend more than an hour to get the man to surrender. >> they tried. they tried to get the man out. he tug of warred. it took a few police officers to get him out of his video. >>reporter: after breaking his window and getting into a confrontation. one used a taser and the other used a firearm. >> we are actively reviewing the officers involved. we are also reviewing the video from the cameras they were wearing. >>reporter: she feels for their family. >> if you out there i would like to offer my condolences and wish you a speedy recovery. keep the good memories alive. >>> oakland police will be getting help from the fbi. they mr. build a secure room for 10 agents. they will work together to identify and arrest suspected killers in a backlog of cases. this will give them access to fbi databases. this partnership is drawing some issues with civil rights leaders. >>> today the apple conference will have focus dealing with music. they will have an apple streaming servic

fiscalÍa el maestro de la escuela primaria en san josÉ, california mantenÍa a las menores dentro del salÓn vÍctimas quienes oscilaban entre los 7 y 8 aÑos de edad declararon que sentÍan cÓmo la insertaban algo en sus bocas. ademÁs rastros de semen fueron encontrados en las sillas del aula. el representante legal de las familias asevera que muchos de estos traumÁticos momentos se hubieran podido evitar cuando una de las madres reportÓ en 2011 el incidente a la escuela, pero Éstos no tomaron acciÓn alguna. al contrario, la directora de la insituciÓn le permite al maestro continuar trabajando hasta que fue arrestado. trabajaba desde 2003, no pueden creer que tan cerca estaban sus hijos del peligro. a pesar de que las familias demandaron al distrito escolar everett queeee tuvieron negligencia para proteger a los estudiantes e ignoraron las seÑales que indicaban que sus hijas serÁn molestados sexualmente. en corte del distrito negÓ ser culpable. sin embargo dijeron: >> piensa que todos los involucrados dejaran de esto atrÁs. ahora la actividades que las familias afectadas puedan seguir adelante