cada vez más ,y la convencion demócrata en el 2012 , en charlotte , julián castro , alcalde de san antonio texas economía educación control de armas y la necesidad de una reforma de migracion , no podemos esperar es muy importante las personas que viven aquí los niños especialmente los dreammers , y ojálan que pasen . >>> julián castro , dijo que espera que los próximos 2 o 3 meses se llegue a un acuerdo en el congreso joaquin castro , lo acompañaba està noche y decia lo crucial que era , tener una reforma migratoria , importante para la gente y creo que lo va a hacer , una meta clave , quién participo del foro es muy neceario por que muchas familias tienen , años de no ir a sus países de origen , no los han visto por años julián castro , dice lo importante de la educación los hermanos julián castro y joaquin castro nacieron en 1974 en san antonio texas ahora continuamos con ma sinfor . >>> información . >>> agentes de la policía de san francisco , detuvieron al novio , sospechoso de incendiar a su pareja . >>> la víctima està en condicion critica en el hospital con quemaduras graves , causando

. >>> esta noche en sólo a las 11, julián castro, alcalde de san antonio texas, visitó san franciscolo que dijo sobre una reforma migratoria y la policía de oakland ofrece recompensa a quien de información sobre el robo ocurrido en diciembre y un medicamento que se utiliza para mejorar la presión arterial podría ayudar a disminuir el riesgo de adquirir demencia. >>> un peculiar artista sigue cobrando fama en el circuito del arte un original pintor de 26 años se trata de simpático orangután, desde hace 8 años se dieron cuenta que tenía habilidad con un pincel y pronto empezó a incursionar en este mundo, sus obras cuestan entre 50 y 200 dólares, le dejamos con el noticiero univision. comenzar, parece que todo el mundo en estados unidos tiene un fuerte resfriado, pero la cosa es mÁs seria, se trata de la peor epidemia de influenza. apenas es el principio de la temporada de gripe. >>> les brote de influenza mÁs temprano y mÁs mortal, 41 estados reportan casos, y 18 niÑos han muerto como consecuencia de la gripe. clÍnicas como esta en nueva york registran un incremento de pacientes que bu

. >>> en san antonio, texas, marta flores, primer impacto. >>> es que selena y jenni rivera tocaron tantascontamos que fue operada en méxico una vez más la cantante alejandra guzmán. >>> así es, inés moreno con la información de cómo fue la cirugía, adelante, buenas tardes. >>> así es, buenas tardes, los saludo desde las afueras de uno de los hospitales más prestigiosos de la ciudad de méxico donde se lleva a cabo una operación a la cantante alejandra guzmán, y déjame decirte que hay bastante hermetismo no han comunicado nada ni dado información, simplemente en la guardia de la mañana pudimos ver la llegada del doctor raúl lópez infante. >>> no tengo idea pero voy para allá. >>> la que sí habla de la operación es su madre, la señora silvia pinal. >>> la operación que le hacen es sobreponerle una protesis en la cadeera izquierda, una cosa de titanio con cerámica y pues es lo que tenía que haber hecho desde el principio pero lo van a hacer ahora . >>> entonces, aquí estamos esperando para ver qué información se da, para ver si el medico nos quiere decir algo, por lo pronto regresamos a los e

. >>> de san antonio texas primer impacto. >>> la revista de hollywood reportero publicÓ su primera edicionculo. y vamos a pasar con ninet rÍos para que nos cuente. hola ninet. >>> gracias y feliz aÑo nuevo para todos la revista. inicia el 2013 con un reportaje sobre los secretos de los famosos para lucir joven. mÁs de 18 millones de dÓlares al banco por contrato. es la primera portada del 2013. de hollywood reportero y se la lleva el elenco de uno de los programas mÁs vistos de los estados unidos. la cantante mariah carey. de 43 aÑos. gana 18 millones de dÓlares. al aÑo. como juez. 3 millones mÁs que jennifer lÓpez. y lo que la convierte en la mejor pagada en la historia de este concurso de canto. para las celebridades de hollywood lucir joven y spelt es importante. la pregunta es r como lo lograran. la revista descubriÓ que los jugos naturales y cremas especiales son parte del menÚ diario para lucir jofb. y los combina con una buena rutina de ejercicios para lucir mejor que nunca. en el 2013. estoy tomando los consejos de la revista. y asÍ llegamos al final de nuestro primer segÚn lt del

unidos, se transformÓ en tristeza, al recibir una noticia que dejÓ devastada a su familia, en san antonio texasta, nos cuenta la odisea. >>> gabriela deberÍa estar feliz y celebrando, luego de dos aÑos le anunciaron que se puede quedar en estados unidos e ingre sar a la universidad como era su sueÑo, pero la esperada noticia llegÓ horas luego que su padre fue deportado a venezuela. >>> vino a estados unidos para empezar una carrera aquÍ, darle una nueva vida a su familia, y eso quiero hacer, me da tristeza pensar que no hizo eso, por Él estoy aquÍ, por Él quiero estudiar. >>> gabriela hizo mÉritos para beneficiarse de la acciÓn diferida, una figura legal que permite a jÓvenes que llegaron de niÑos, quedarse y esautoudiar. >>> el dolor mÍo era que mi hija se decidiÓ quedar a aquÍ, y jorge diciendome que se tenÍa que ir, y mi hija que no se iba. >>> hace 16 aÑos los padres viajaron a estados unidos, y se quedaron con ella indocumentadas, y nacieron sus dos hijas, hace dos aÑos jorge intentÓ renovar su licencia de conducir, y fue detenido por inmigraciÓn. >>> es un hombre limpio, no tuvo ni una in

what do you imagine, the mayor of san antonio, texas.dent can do on the issue of immigration. >> it was great to hear him speak about the dreams of americans that we all know and love and propel it forward. i would say there's a couple of things he can get done. first, after election night, we saw the republican party change its tune on immigration more than any issue, and that gives me hope. that means there's leeway to come up with a compromise. and a compromise means making sure the borders are secure as possible. ensure whg an employer hires someone that that employer can know for sure that person is here legally. and figuring out a way to find someone who is here illegally, and also figuring out a pathway to citizenship if the person has not commited a fell me. that kind of reform is truly in sight. >> joaquin, other than immigration what struck you about the ment's speech. >> i thought it was inspiration, and looked ahead and touched on the big issues of the day. not in a specific way which is beyond this kind of speech. but also i

>>> right now we are inside a school bus from the northeast independent school district in san antonio, texas. >> oh. >> it just crashed? >> it did just crash. fortunately no children on this bus at the time of this accident. >> immediately people start coming to the aid of the man driving this school but, but watch how difficult it is for them to maneuver inside this bus. >> let me show you exactly what happened. this bus is in the pool of a local motel. ksat's helicopter happens to get some footage of what happened after this bus crashed. >> so what happened? how did it get there in the first place? >> this driver was on his way to pick up kids for his afternoon bus route. >> he ends up losing control of the bus. investigators still don't know why he lost control, but he sped through a parking lot, cracked a utility pole in half, went through the parking lot of the magic time machine restaurant, plowed through an iron fence -- and then ended up in the motel pool of the townhouse motel. >> looks like the bus went across, and it was like bridging the pool? >> he is pretty much bridging the po

in san antonio, texas, cargill is letting go of 2,000 workers as it closes a beef packaging plant. burger king is dropping an overseas beef supplier after traces of horsemeat were found in its products. abp food group supplies beef to b-k restaurants in the u.k. and ireland. b-k says there are no risks to human health, but some of bk's products may be temporarily unavailable. meanwhile, mcdonald's is emphasizing 'knowing your fillet o fish.' the golden arches is auditing its supply chain so that it will serve only "certified sustainable fish." sustainable is a term given to suppliers who do not harm the animal. mcdonald's is one of the top buyers of fish in the country. mcdonald's is also launching a new product, the fish mcbite, on its menu next month. a new ranking uncovers the top companies doling out the fattest paychecks. according to cnn, salesforce.com employees take home an average pay of $129,000 a year. in addition, top employees are awarded a trip to hawaii, plus $5,000 to tiffany and company. hitachi data systems also ranked high with annual pay of $134,000. employees a

. >> the moment he was thinking about was confronting the man that had robbed his san antonio, texas home two times. the man holding the shotgun is paul. his girlfriend, heidi, had just come home from a company party. >> she said she had seen this guy. >> grabbed my boyfriend and said, he's here. >> what they saw was the man suspected of burglarizing homes in their neighborhood, carrying a tv belonging to someone else. so paul's surveillance camera picked up the confrontation. >> whoa. >> in broad daylight. >> it was like he was walking right there where paul could see him, like walking across his lawn. >> was this tv from paul's house? or somebody in the neighborhood? >> it was somebody in the neighborhood. he couldn't have gone too far, because it was a big tv you can't walk too far with. >> he comes out john wayne style. shotgun right down the nose of the guy. what happens next? >> he was very compliant. >> smartly so. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> this is like the best citizens' arrest i have ever seen. >> i hoped i wouldn't have to. but i like the fact that you know, if it, if it does hap

this, we believe, is in san antonio, texas. look at this little guy. listen to him crying for help. but this guy behind the camera and a friend or neighbor, they come to the rescue. they seem to know exactly what to do. they've got a white towel they put over the deer's face. watch. once they get the towel there, this deer completely calms down and just is kind of drooped over, laying on the ground. you can see some wounds on the deer's skin, but not serious. >> and it looks like the hind legs are off the ground which means this is even worse. >> but watch what they do. the guy's prepared. he lifts up the legs and just gently slides the haunches through. and the deer just scampers off, completely unharmed. >> that was easy. >> that was quick. i was expecting it to kind of be a difficult process for them to get that thing out. >> no, they kind of slid the deer up. the deer got down, stumbled for a second, got the towel off its head, then you see him scamper across the street. not even looking back. >> the hardest part is getting the towel over the deer's head. >>> what the heck is th

we're from san antonio, texas which is a huge military city. we have great friends here.yeah, very blessed. >> reporter: the event is being hosted by first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden. it's going on right now. we'll be watching it over the next several hours. reporting live, darcy spencer, news 4. >> love that guy with the bow tie and good grade point average g for him. our coverage of the inauguration weekend is just getting started. if you took part in any of today's day of service events, share your photos. we'll show them. and for all road closures and travel information, visit nbcwashington.com/inauguration and click on our locals guide. >>> baseball, remembering the earl of baltimore today. a look back at the fiery, irreverant career of an oriole legend. >> reporter: i'm jackie benson with so many inauguration visitors in town, there is concern about a homicide here in a well travelled section of georgia avenue. i'll have that story coming up. >> and we'll introduce you to two very special service members getting ready to >>> sad day for baseball fans, es

i was insisting on a listening to people, you know, when you go to the san antonio texas and there was a hearing. the commission had held on latinos that i've read about in the book. all these latinos, no one has ever listened to them. kick the school because he spoke spanish. there were told it was a dirty language. all these people or awful. runover by carbon in 1951. 1961. the commission listen to and because he was at war veteran. this sheriff stop the car and shot him, for no reason. later came out he shot him because he was black and is one to shoot somebody. the guy was paralyzed. he was a veteran. get the dea wanted not to give a pension because he must have been creating trouble, the was the sheriff would not have shot and. therefore it was his fault and he should not get a pension. he guessed every way to help them. finally as the civil rights commission. find out what was going on. they ended up being able to get in the pension. and i met his family. i told him the story. they said they knew he was paralyzed, of course. they never told them how this happens to him. there wer

you know, when you go to san antonio, texas, and it was the first hearing the commission had held on latinos they write about in the book. they are all of these will tones -- latinos who nobody ever listen to the them. there were kids kicked out of school because they were spoke spanish. they were told it was a dirty language. there was all these people. the education was awful the conditions were awful. we listened to them. or when you goo and read about the guy in the book, the oldest crimes who was run over a by car in 1951 and the commission 1961 and the commission reasoned -- listened to him because the oldest crime was a korea war veteran. and the sheriff stopped the car and shot him. for no reason and later came out he shot him because he was black and wanted to shot somebody. quite was paralyzed and he was a veteran. the va didn't want to give him a pension hep must have been creating trouble because the sheriff shot him. it was his fault. he asked everybody to help him. all the government agencies. nobody would ask him. he asked the civil rights commission sent investigators

this lawsuit has been going on for several months andrea hernandez a sophomore at a school in san antonio texas and really said you know not only do i not want to have you know an id tracker to know where i am every second i don't want to wear this badge and i should tell you this is a student who got very good grades was not known for missing class or really misbehaving on any level this is a person who is simply said i don't want to follow this rule and we're going to take the legal ground so let's see do we have john whitehead back. we do not let's take a quick break we'll be back here for you i very shortly. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that many americans call . i don't know. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares enough about. you sir are a fool you know what that is my self but i don't want to listen to featurism be on liberal democrat standpoint you. can securely support it's. going to fall for you to distract us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i

military training instructors at our basic military training complex at joint base san antonio lackland in san antonio texas. we have done a comprehensive investigation. over 550 investigators have been involved which they interest conducted over 77,000 700 interviews. although we have conducted a look back, the vast majority of the allegations are alleged misconduct that occurred over the past three years. during this three year period 8555 airmen have been assigned to instructor duty. of this group of instructors, we have completed disciplinary action against eight. we have court marshall charges against another nine and 15 others are under investigation. the allegations against these instructors range from sexual assault to the inappropriate contact with students after they graduated from basic military training and were no longer under the authority of the instructor. that the point, 24 of the military training instructors are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. we have identified 59 victims or alleged victims of this criminal activity or misconduct. regardless of

. >>> en san antonio texas, primer impacto. >>> y es que selena y jenni rivera tocaron tantas vidas,yudÓ a componer dedicado a sumas grande amor, veamos. >>> se marchÓ inesperadamente cuando estaba en la cÚspide sudo carrera y con muchos proyectos por concretar, hoy, a un mes de la muerte de jenni rivera confirmamos que dejÓ un tema dedicado a sus hijos. >>> me dice vamos a escribir una canciÓn para mis hijos que se llama pedacito de mi porque siento que cuando me voy de viaje se quedan triste, pero tengo que trabajar y entonces, quÉ me piden que me quede en casa. >>> ella es ya leÓn como pos todavÍa para diversos artistas. >>> la canciÓn habla mami, quÉdate hoy no vayas a trabajar, mami vamos a jugar, vamos a pasar el dÍa juntos entonces le dice pedacito de mi, no sabes el sacrificio que hago yo por ti. yo pelearÍa mil batallas, eres mi vida, mi cielo, mi existir, pedacito de mi srn, es un tema habla de sus hijos el amor tan grande que les tiene. >>> pero hay otra, desde 0 en que agradece a los seguidores el amor y apoyo a travÉs de su carrera. >>> las canciones estÁn ahÍ, obviament

. >> narrator: though san antonio texas might be remembered for the alamo, today, it's one of the fastest-growing cities in america. but increased growth also brings increased problems. >> for the longest period, san antonio was known as a large city with a small-town mentality. san antonio is the 7th largest growing city in the country. >> narrator: no more apparent than just outside downtown in the solid brick fortress that is the bear county jail. it's where anyone charged with criminal acts in san antonio will surely spend some time. >> my father always said nobody comes to jail for being nice. one thing we have to remember is people coming to jail have not been found guilty yet. >> most of the 3500 men and women housed in bear county have only been charged with crimes under awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. others have been convicted and are serving short sentences or are awaiting trial in prison. he is currently awaiting charges of assault and vehicle theft, to which he's pled not guilty. >> i've been cut with razors, all around here. i mean, i got cut with a knife when this

. >>> desde san antonio texas, marta flores, "primer impacto." >>> la revista de hollywood reporter publicÓ primera portada del 2013 de the hollywood repoter, se la lleva el elenco de un programa mÁs visto de los estados unidos. la ex novia del sol de mÉxico, luis miguel , marÍa carey de 43 aÑos gana 18 millones de dÓlares al aÑo como juez. y tres millones mÁs que jennifer lÓpez, lo que la convierte en la mejor pagada en la historia de este concurso de canto. para las celebridades de hollywood lucir jÓvenes y esbeltas es importante, la pregunta es cÓmo lo logran. la revista descubriÓ que jugos naturales y cremas especiales forman parte del menÚ diario para lucar joven, y los combinan con una buena rutina de ejercicios para lucir mejor que nunca en el 2013. >>> cÓmo pueden ver, estoy tomando los consejos de la revista, asÍ llegamos al final de nuestro primer segmento del 2013 desde hollywood, soy nineth rÍos, regresamos con ustedes al estudio. >>> gracias nineth, gracias. y bueno, una singular muestra de vestidos revela Íntimos secretos de frida kahlo, por aquÍ lo presentamos, si usted libra

. >> reporter: army officials in san antonio texas are accused of raping female soldiers. >> if they to fix the system they need to speak to us because we know. we were hurt by it. >> reporter: military social assault victims armed with boxes of petitions stormed congress. they are angry that officials were questioning air force officials behind closed doors. >>> a young man who testified at the trial of jerry sandusky has now filed a lawsuit. the man called victim six in court papers filed the suit today and against the charity he started and the university. according to the papers, victim six claims sandusky's behavior was ratified by the charity and penn state. he's seeking at least $75,000 in damages. >>> first marin county now san mateo is holding a gun buy back event. the event is scheduled for saturday at the san mateo event center. one hundred dollars already given out for handguns and $200 for assault weapons. >>> pg & e announced a new gadget. it's a hand held laser scanner that measures the depth of corrosion on the outside of pipes. the traditional method involved hand me

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. >> that was stanford and harvard law graduate joaquin castro, born and raised in san antonio texas. he's the son of a high school teacher, father and politically active mother who grew up with politics in his blood. he won his first election at the age of 28 and would go on to serve five terms as state representatives. during that time castro receicr a group that particular underprivileged kids to some of the top universities. castro ran unchallenged in the democratic party and went on to beat republican david rosa and two third party candidates. he got nearly 64% of the vote but he's perhaps just as well known these days as the twin brother of the san antonio mayor julian castro. he of course was the first latino key note speaker of the democratic national convention who joaquin introduced this past september, propelling both brothers on to the national stage. joining me now is the newly elected senator, joaquin castro. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i want to ask you about the reports you've seen this morning on the bipartisan immigration proposal, four democratic se

the one coffeehouse in san antonio, texas was a pretty politicized environment.hese people quoted woody guthrie chapter and verse. the local underground newspaper was published upstairs. i never separated music and politics, what kept bringing me back to woody over and over. and finally went to nashville when i was 19. i was trying to make a living playing music. i still don't consider myself to be a political artist. i am just an artist, like woody was -- that lives in politically charged times. when i started playing, the war was going on. and now, i think these songs become, i think, more relevant every second in the times we're living in right now. >> his importance in terms of merging politics and music on his guitar? he had this machine kills fascists? >> and several guitars, including some that did not belong to him. sometimes it is written on the surface of the guitar. there several signs he made it or put on guitars. there's a whole thing like -- i'm a guitar collector and spent a lot of time trying to track down the history of various guitars woody guth

including this, in san antonio, texas, a shooting that could have been a massacre. if not for the quick thinking of an armed off duty officer. our panel weighs in on all of that. the bottom loon, finding a way to study the problem and possible solutions to it would be hard enough, even if this weren't already such a pressing and emotionally charged subject. with the shortage of fact and victims of anguish and loss, the debate has evolved into passionately stated and mutually exclusive competing articles of faith. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> that one view more guns in more places, here is the other. >> when it come to preventing future acts of violence in our schools let me say this, more guns are not the answer. >> that was connecticut' s governor dan malloy. his view to the nra. each ring true. each side can point to real-life incident to prove their point. and in a moment we will talk to general stanley mcchrystal on his view. but first, randi kaye. take a look. >> reporter: if you wonder whether or not real peopl

this week's show will be split into two auditioning cities, long beach, california, and san antonio, texasls and the judges are confident they'll find what they came for. >> i'm expecting a will lot of big things. what is going on? kelly clarkson, our first winner is from texas. every time we come here -- got this whole charisma about him and the voice is okay? but it's enough to communicate. >> there are so many people from small towns, like 300 people that live there. and you'll get an amazing, you know, incredibly talented person. >> and what about the not so talented people? would gifts help? >> influences and it is basically about the struggle of humanity. >> the usual array of colorful characters, including a princess all the way from lego land. >> that's my day job. my name is princess rose. my spirit is very free and i love words. i love to write, i love to sing. >> and there may be more drama from the judge's table, but for now, randy says the freshman class is figuring it all out. >> this is one of those things that is like golf

including this, in san antonio, texas, a shooting that could have been a massacre.not for the quick thinking of an armed off duty officer. our panel weighs in on all of that. retired stanley mccrystal sharing this thoughts about civilian access to military style weapons. and the war in afghanistan. and tonight's ridiculous as well. and lance armstrong at the top of the hour. >> and tonight we reach out to our sources. tonight the association of prostitution, yes, is offering free english courses but they are also learning about finances and fetishes. >> reporter: well, erin, 20 people have already signed up for these classes and i talked to the regional president of the association of prostitutes and she said she expects 300 members to sign up this year. she said the private sector across brazil is getting it's people prepared and well, prostitution is another profession, because it is legal here. the members will have to carry out financial transactions in english here and the classes will be free. so they are also hoping that english teachers will volunteer their

. >>> san antonio texas is synonymous with the alamo. the mission fort still stands at the heart of downtown as a symbol of honor and bravery. today, however, a very different war rages in san antonio. as two rival gangs shed blood in a power struggle to control a wide range of criminal activity including drugs, frost constitution and human trafficking. and this turf war has expanded from the streets to inside the walls. >> most of the inmates here are pre-trial detainees meaning they are only charged with crimes and awaiting the resolution of their cases. but that doesn't stop violence. >> put your head to the wall. >> what's your name? >> juan rubio. >> 766399. >> injuries. >> right there to the nose. >> redness -- >> redness around the ear. it's all good. >> i don't have a statement. >> the report will read that juan rubio, currently in jail on charges including aggravated robbery, to which he has pled not guilty, was on his way to the recreation yard when he stopped for a drink of water. corporal odegaard then instructed him to hurry

you know when you go to san antonio, texas and it was the first hearing the commission held on the tenets that i write about in the book. there's all these latinos who nobody's ever listen to them. and their kids are picked out of school because they spoke spanish and were told it was a dirty language. all these people -- education was awful. we listen to them. or when you go and read about the crimes runover by a car in 1951 and the commission listened to him because he was a korean war veteran. the sheriff stopped a car and shot him. not for no reason percolator cannot he shot him because he was black. the guy was paralyzed and he was a veteran. but the va wanted not to give in retention because they messed up and creating trouble otherwise the sheriff would not shot in. he shouldn't get a pension and he asked everybody to help at all the government agencies. nobody would help him. finally the civil rights commission sent investigators to find out what was going on that ended up giving him his pension. i met his family, and told him the story. they said they knew he was paralyzed course

joining us now from san antonio, texas, congress juman joaquin castro.elcome. >> thank you, thank you, alex. >> congressman, i have many questions. first is, what do you make of the prospects of comprehensive immigration reform, specifically as it relates to the house. we've seen a linking of arms, lower ch what is your read on their ability to come together with democrats and vote for some kind of reform on immigration? >> sure. i'm actually hopeful that we can do it, and i think that we can. there's incredible momentum to get something done. i think the election in november demonstrated that, and i also think that it's promising that in the last few major votes where you've had bipartisan coalitions, speaker boehner has dropped his use of the informal rule, which has alieued for these bipartisan coalitions to come together, so i would disagree with whoever the gop aid was, and i think we can get this done. >> obviously, a huge part of this is animated by the fact the republicans got a drubing, which is a euphemistic term at best, among latin voters. my

host: liz in san antonio, texas. on facebook.com/c-span.ted for the president both times. we are waiting to hear from vice president biden at the commander in chief's ball. we will take a call from rock hill south carolina. we will have more of his speech. here is jackie. inauguration was great today and it was awesome and first lady michelle obama is gorgeous. >> we will get back to your calls. we have a couple of minutes to hear from vice president biden at the commander-in-chief's ball. he was just across the street at the saltuute to heroes ball. here is what vice president biden had to say. ♪ ♪ >> how are you. how are you. good evening. i am jill biden's husband. i came along with my whole family, which is standing over there in the wings. major beau biden and his wife, hailey. please be seated. we have a lot of bad judgment in my family. my son over 40 just joined the navy to be sworn in, hunter biden. the love of my life, the life of my love, ashley biden and her husband -- we are delighted to be with you. congressman jeff miller and

military training instructors at our basic military training complex as joint base san antonio-lackland in san antonio, texas. over the past nine months we have conducted a very deliberate and comprehensive investigation. over 550 investigators have been involved. they have conducted over 7700 interviews. we have surveyed every basic military training graduate for the last 10 years for whom we have contact information. although we have conducted a 10 year look back, the vast majority of the allegations are alleged misconduct that occurred over the past three years. during this three-year period, 855 airmen have been assigned to military training instructor duty. of this group of 855 instructors, we have completed disciplinary action for sexual misconduct against aids. we have preferred court-martial charges against another nine and 15 other instructors are under investigation. the allegations against these instructors range from sexual assault to the inappropriate contact with students after they graduated from basic military training and were no longer under the authority of van struck there's. at this poin

anita is calling from san antonio, texas. hi anita. >> caller: hi, how are you?bill: what do you think? >> caller: well, you know, i felt like rand paul was insinuating that hillary clinton was leaving because of this whole benghazi thing. i really got that impression which is of course ridiculous. >> bill: not true. >> caller: she had planned way before that. rand paul and the whole -- i found the whole thing hilarious and to think that those people thought hillary clinton was afraid? i mean this woman just tore them apart. >> bill: i know. she really did. they more than met their match when they tried to take on secretary of state hillary clinton. and remember, they even accused her of faking an illness faking a blood clot so she wouldn't have to testify in front of them. yeah she wasn't faking anything. talk about faking. they were the fakers. what are these republicans up to anyhow? do they realize how bad they look? >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >>it doesn't get anymore real than this. (vo) current's award winning original series is back with

san francisco, number two is fairfield county connecticut, long island new york, then boston massachusetts. the worst cities, las vegas, nevada, fort worth texas action bakersfield california, san antoniot looked at access to healthy food, the number of people who walk or bike to work and the number of fitness centers. >> coming up, marking a sad anniversary in the east bay. how family members and friends will honor a young girl who vanished 24 years ago. >> the bat battle over a plot of land. it involves the fbi and a convicted serial killer. . >>> good morning, in case are you wondering what the bay bridge toll plaza looks like it does look good. this is san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looking pretty good getting up to the 80 split with no major problems. if you are driving in its light. on the peninsula, that traffic is moving well heading down to san mateo. no problems on the bridge. although its getting busier. >> all right. new this morning protests in egypt on the second anniversary of the up rising. a huge crowd made up of tens of thousands of people has gathered earlier police fired tear gas to try it break it up. they aren't happy with the current president and accuse h

i probably represent san antonio, texas, home of lackland air force base. i think when their skin the site is, and is essentially two things that must happen. we need to make sure justice is swiftly served and learn from our mistakes and implement policies to change practices. in regard to that, do we know, have investigated whether any of this occurred at any basic training units and military branches? was heard to be believed in the last three years there is something specific to that environment it didn't happen somewhere else at a different time. can he speak to the scope of the investigation and whether there has been an indication of problems anywhere else? >> i do know and i won't speak for services, but each one of them is the direction of defense committees their military training equivalent program and has reviewed the report we have written on it and looked at the issues we have found as they apply to their system. so i know that there has been a review done by the other services. i cannot speak to what they found as a result of their reviews. >>

host: san antonio, texas, on our line for parents. caller: thank you for c-span. it seems like if there was a trained guard at sandy hook, this would not have happened at all. host: as a parent, you would feel better about having more security? caller: yes. my son is about 30 years old, but it would make me feel better. it seems like some insane person who wants to get into the school will not be able to get in there if there's a trained guard a the door. every case of these shootings has been announcing individual. , it seems like a good plan to me. host: a teacher in california. caller: riverside counted. -- county. host: what kind of school do you teach at now? caller: of an elementary school. an elementary school, i think it would be better to have a community life isn'liaison. in my experience, i am trying to get help for children. i am finding that metical is not servicing people -- medical is not servicing children with mental illness. they do not make appointments for them, or send them to an appointment 30 miles away that they cannot keep. they give peopl

host: san antonio, texas on our line for independents. go ahead. caller: ok. i make -- first off, i am very much in favor of anything we can do against global warming that's been going on forever since the industrial revolution. what i think is missing from the argument is population. the population when i was born in 1951 of the world was about 3 billion people. and today it is over 8 or over 7, by the time i die it is expected to be 9. so things like co2 and emissions it's not natural the amount we're putting in. but if there was just 1 million people in the world it wouldn't be any problem at all. guest: host: your thoughts about what our last caller had to say? more people more heat. guest: i think this is a very big issue that would take a while for us to sort out but i don't think that world has too many people. i think people are -- they have minds and ideas and will power as well as being consumers and having bellies. so i think we've had a lot more innovation in the world as there have been more people thinking about how to solve problems, how to crea

military training instructors at our basic military training complex at joint base san antonio lackland in san antonio texas. we have done a comprehensive investigation. over 550 investigators have been involved which they interest conducted over 77,000 700 interviews. although we have conducted a look back, the vast majority of the allegations are alleged misconduct that occurred over the past three years. during this three year period 8555 airmen have been assigned to instructor duty. of this group of instructors, we have completed disciplinary action against eight. we have court marshall charges against another nine and 15 others are under investigation. the allegations against these instructors range from sexual assault to the inappropriate contact with students after they graduated from basic military training and were no longer under the authority of the instructor. that the point, 24 of the military training instructors are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. we have identified 59 victims or alleged victims of this criminal activity or misconduct. regardless of