solis considered teaching too but that plan was put on hold when a friend suggested the athletic solis >> reporter: for a quiet worker from south texas the international superstardom that followed was thrilling and threatening. >> we were just like rock stars. everywhere we went you know there were the drug dealers and the airports who would meet the guys because they knew we had money and there were the groupies and the parties after the matches. so it would have been very easy to live the life. but working as hard as i did, i knew the value of a dollar. >> reporter: because he saved his money, he secured his future putting his three kids to school and buying a hair salon that his wife of 32 years now runs. he's also pursuing a calling that passed him by 40 years ago. he teached spanish in his classroom in roxbury, new jersey. they call him senor solis. >> he's cool. he has a doll. how cool is that. >> reporter: now at age 60 he gets back in the ring occasionally wrestling at smaller weekend events and he's still more than happy to pass along tips. >> you lean and bounce off the rope

different lives so thanks ever so much to the organizers in the women's doubles match up is teamed up with solis to take on. the news showed that she had missed none of the competitive spirit because she was unable to stop the russians taking the match seven five. and double grand slam winner give gainey confident of being one of the main backers of the tournament was one of the main attractions in the men's competition as well as the two thousand and one wimbledon champion brought on even as a beach was a regular on the tennis legend scene both were delighted to be back out on the court and entertaining the crowd throughout the match but was it. took the victory against the big throat they may no longer be lighting up the center court on your grand slams but they certainly did light up the stage today that i knew all the tennis legend and of course with only around one thousand people who are attending here today you can be assured that next year even bigger and even better team russia ran out easy winners in the end much to the lights of the spectators and this legends tournament is fast becom

y don vicente fernÁndez, definitivamente y sin lugar a dudas. >> javier solÍs, pues la mejor voz paratomÍa ico, p se le vio cariÑoso emos con su esposa a quien ha apoyado en esta difÍcil decisiÓn. >> pues se apoyan. >> difÍcil decisiÓn pero inteligente. >> lindo, amigo. >> interesantes las noticias pero he pagado mucho billete por la profesora buena nota. >> nuestra profesora de clases de canto. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> ay! no, no, no, no. >> (habla en italiano). >> siente el diafragma. >> con sentimiento. >> ah! a. >> yo estoy a dieta. >> yo sÍ. >> ¿quÉ hacemos?. >> una mano. >> pero una mano completa. >> no, una no. >> debe ser. >> (risas). >> ay! yo no sÉ que hacer. >> no importa. >> bueno. >> a.do a la boca y ahora. >> ah!. >> ah!. >> ah!. >> (habla en italiano). >> boca abajo. >> ¿boca abajo?. >> (habla en italiano). >> sentimiento. >> ah!. >> sentimiento!. >> ah!. >> sentimiento. >> sentimiento. >> ah!. >> me sacÓ todo el sentimiento. >> si usted hace estos ejercicios en su casa por favor envÍelo aquÍ a "despierta amÉrica" ahÍ con el # cantando. >> vamos a una pausa maestra. >> (♪).

paul shrade sought solis in the desert. they found their purpose.e helped build the community schools on the former site of the ambassador hotel. >> bob kennedy was speaking standing about here. >> reporter: the ball room where kennedy gave his final speech is now the library that bears shrade's name. allowing us to go through some of his unpublished photos. that's when something jumped out at me. >> bill, i think we may have found him. >> what? >> i think we may have found him. >> let me see. >> reporter: it's a picture inside the good samaritan hospital. there in the corner, standing just outside of kennedy's room, the good dr. miller. >> yes. that's him. >> that's him. >> reporter: finally the photographic proof that my dad actually did what he said. my family history forever intertwined with the night that may have changed the course of american history. >> thank you. >> all right. >> what an amazing story. and a piece of history as well. michelle miller says the research all started when her son told her he just didn't believe the stories about

at solis pizzeria on 12th street northwest. approaches two unsuspectingunsut customers. as the guy in the white t-shirt talks to the two men, he reacheh into his left pocket and pulls out a gun. >> i was scared. scared. it never happened before. >> reporter: it's relatively ra new to the neighborhood, butorho people like the pizza, customert are loyal. carlos roble eas, robles was ind didn't see the stick up. >> he said don't make no noise, don't panic, do not do nothing.. give me your money and nothingnd is going to happen.g t >> reporter: the logan circlere has undergone major revitalization in recent years and it's home to dog walkers and women with babies, professionals who believe that living in thele city has its pros and cons. >> this is a city of economic disparity. as long as these despairies diss exist, this is going to happen. >> i moved to dupont write was mugged six years ago. >> reporter: d.c. police haslie seen some of everything areare somewhat surprised. >> it's an obscure thing. i haven't seen anything liken a

the house i think rightly soly want as border security bill. >> right. we have to be very careful. it's so important, i'll say it again. right now people who don't want amnesty have to call the house and say they don't want any immigration bill until we have a republican senate. because if they pass a bill that's nothing but enforce and verify, it will go into conference with the senate, voted on now it could well pass both the house and senate. we don't want to vote at all. by the way it won't be enforced by this administration anyway. we need a republican senate and this amendment today you were talking about with senator cruz, my friend mickey summarized it brilliantly by saying it's like someone, a woman saying to her husband, we have another e-mail from that nigerian prince and i know he's a con man but this time he's offering us $20 million. it's all a con, as you were saying. none of this will be enforced. it has never been enforced. there are waivers and outs and all come up with a plan and there must be some form of implementation. none of this will be enforced. it's legal

. >> felix solis is a member of occ, ogden's craziest chicanos, a local utah gang. months for possession of a controlled substance. >> i've never seen so much gang all in one place before. if you're gang-banging, and you're down for your set, you're down for it, no matter what it takes. >> you can tell any time something's going on. any time there's any type of issue or anything like that, the section will split apart. >> certain words will be said. there's some obvious words, punk, bitch, stuff like that. >> going up to somebody saying "f" your hood or something like that. >> even if it doesn't involve you, even if it's two different rival gangs, you'll go and gravitate towards your own gang because you never know what's going to happen. >> within our last three or four assaults, what happened it started out with two inmates. but then inmates from those same games jumped in. we've had seven, eight, nine inmates fighting at once. >> to combat gang violence, officers are on constant alert for weapons. cells are checked twice daily. and all inmates are strip-searched

filling the shoes of hilda solis until the new labor secretary is confirmed. president obama i gotta tell you, you don't want to go on vacation for him. he -- with him. he works too damn hard. in senegal today, he's got a whole series of meetings he's already of course with the time change, in the middle of them. started with a bilateral meeting then a press conference with him. met with some judicial leaders to talk about the rule of law. he and the first lady and their daughters over to gory island to visit the former slave headquarters there. then he meets with u.s. embassy personnel this evening and big working dinner tonight. i'm tired just thinking about all of that. come on back for another hour of the "full court press." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning everybody. happy thursday. it is thursday, june 27. here on the "full court press" coming to you live on current tv. all across this great land of ours wherever you happen to be, we are there with you bringing up to date on the news of the day. and, of course, giving. >> chance to comment on what it

solis is looking good. >> reporter: when complete next fall, meridian midtown will look like this andf the other projects, should help to revitalize an urban town center hit hard by the fading downturn. what's more, the new supply apartments could help to ease price pressure on existing apartments, which now rent for an average $2,000 a month, up 20-percent in the past two years. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> catherine: the senate continues to debate the immigration reform bill. the one put together by a bi-partisan panel known as the 'gang of 8." but it's far from being a sure thing.at least in its current form. among the lawmakers who say the reform bill is not strong enough on border security -- republican senator rand paul of kentucky. he's also worried about other restrictions written into the bill. >> one of the problems i have with the bill is that it actually sets caps on ag workers. a lot of people come to this country to pick crops, and we need them to come and pick crops. agriculture needs these workers. but if we set a cap that's below what the market asks for,

the hall will induct superman on friday citing his soli" work ethic and the smalltown values he learnedhe'll join kansas greats like dwight eisenhower. >>> the interim mayor of montreal, canada, held his job since only november when the mayor had to resign over corruption claims. today michael applebalm w$o vowed to end an era of sleaze was accused of taking bribes related to real estate deals. >> one of the persons arrested is the current mayor of the city of montreal. michael applebaum faces 14 criminal charges of fraud, breach of trust, conspiracy, municipal corruption. >> it is time for mayors of canada of the two largest cities. in toronto a major recently denied claims he was spotted in an online video allegedly using a crack pipe. ford has called thjut claims ridiculous. >>> okay. call it a college basketball edition of if you can't say it out loud, say it on twitter. overton is going pro. drafted by the oakland a's. he has some parting shots for his coach, sonny galloway, also leaving the school. thanks for being two faced the entire time i knew you. i hope all the talking behin

contesto el telÉfono era marco antonio solÍs, y me dice hola nena cÓmo estÁs, le digo bien/bien, y tÚ despidiÓ. >>> con razÓn, en esta maÑana llega al maquilaje, y me dice, te quiero pedir un favor, me voy a chihuahua, guardame mi pasatorporte. >>> se lo diste? >>> no, no. >>> alan, el pasaporte. >>> se fue. >>> alan. >>> hablenlo. >>> llamenlo. >>> se fue. >>> es cierto que viajÓ tanto como dicen. >>> naciÓ el 28, 03, 1971. >>> es mayor que yo. >>> lugar de nacimiento, mÉxico df. . >>> te imaginas que lleguen al aeropuerto y diga seÑor su pasaporte, para lo que quiera que farÁndula al dÍa con la informaciÓn de artistÁs, videos, visite "despierta amÉrica." com. >>> vieron su segundo apellido. >>> no, no lo digas. >>> feingold. >>> fe en oro. >>> andale. >>> puede llamar a antakarina. no estarÁ nunca. >>> se quedÓ sin las petacas. >>> vamos a la pausa, al regresar, en las meras chidas. "chiquibaby" cuenta quÉ artistas estÁn calientes en la redes sociales, o sea @ jhonny lozada, y quÉ onda con diana reyes y michael salgado, se la dejo de tarea. >>> la pasamos increÍble. la tremenda pach

marginalize people in that very important way in which they are looking to religion to give them comfort and solisyou. i think it's important exactly the points that were just made that this is about freedom of religion. it's about freedom of speech, and the whole purpose is to invoke their own religious belief. i have -- if we're not going let people pray according to the dictate of their conscious and why they were trained. why not have a protestant pray for a muslim and a catholic pray for a jew if it's going to be vanilla. it undercuts the whole reason why we have a chaplain corp. if they cannot pray according to the dictate of their conscious. if a jewish person wants a rabbi. they should have the rabbi, the rabbi should be able to pray. or a protestant wants someone to pray for him in the name of jesus christ they should be able to do that. if a muslim wants to have someone pray for him or her according to the dictate of their faith, that's why we have someone trained who can work with the muslim. so if we're going honor freedom of religion and freedom of speech, and not make all chaplains j