then, when the president entered his second term in early 2013, solis resigned. >> you can present your side of the facts to as many people as you can but it wasn't enough, it wasn't enough. >> we just met up with another migrant family, a mother and her son. we're following them to bring lunch to the father and brother. the brother is 16 and that's interesting because some of the big tobacco companies have pledged not to have anybody under 18 working in the fields that they source their tobacco from. >> most big tobacco companies have pledged to eliminate the use of child labor in tobacco production around the world. but under us federal law none of the activity in this tobacco barn is considered particularily hazardous for children. >> right now, you're looking down from the first level. there's 3 more levels up after that. on the top level, putting in over an eight hour day, a 16 year old. sixteen is old enough to work in most jobs. but in most industries 16-year-olds are barred from doing ones as hazardous as this. straddling loose boards dozens of feet off the ground and without a

. >>> en primicia el gran estreno del video musical de enrique iglesias, con marco antonio solÍs. >>>te de justin bieber y sus amigos, la pregunta cÓmo hago para evitar malas influencias a mis hijos, lo vamos a discutir. >>> te regalaron un artÍculo para hacer ejercicios en las pasadas fiestas, no sabes utilizarlo. llega claudia mamacita molina para mostrarnos cÓmo y darnos la rutina. >>> moda transformable, una diseÑadora que confeccionÓ la prenda ideal para las mujeres. un vestido con 20 usos. >>> yo quiero. deudas del 2013 resoluciones por cumplir, sin cumplir, el frÍo, y muchas cosas, el tercer lunes de enero el dÍa mÁs depresivo del aÑo, cÓmo no caer en la tristeza. >>> segÚn su cabello y tratamiento, la receta casera que le devolverÁ vida a su pelo. >>> y la mÚsica con sabor a salsa, lo trae para bailar alex matos. >>> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". >>> la mejor manera de comenzar sus maÑanas. >>> ademÁs es lunes, dÍa de martin luther king. >>> comenzamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ buenos dÍas♪. ♪. ♪ en "despierta amÉrica ♪". ♪. ♪ baila, baila ese swin. ♪. por univisiÓn ♪. ♪ buenos dÍas en

. >>> esta maÑana desde los Ángeles conoceremos a saÚl solÍs que batalla por su salud y legalidad enl es la excusa para no bailar. >>> es que tengo ampollas. >>> tiene juanete. >>> bueno escuchen que les tengo mucha informaciÓn, se llevo a cabo el homenaje a emilio azcarraga dueÑo de televisa, y eugenio derbez estuvo a cargo del homenaje, no estaba su esposa embarazada alessandra, y bueno esto nos dijo despuÉs. >>> pues me siento muy embarazado. >>> ya te dieron los antojos a ti? >>> fÍjate que no me dieron los antojos, pero sÍ los ascos de repente, aunque a ella sÍ le dan cada tres segundos, a veces estamos en la calle y de repente me dice quiero vomitar, y entonces corriendo para buscar un baÑo, el otro dÍa agarrÉ tres o cuatro bolsitas esas que te dan en el aviÓn, y bueno pero yo no tuve ningÚn sÍntoma todavia. >>> la estÁs consintiendo mas de lo que se merece? >>> sÍ, estÁ muy consentida y estÁ con muchos antojos de esas cositas saladas, papitas ya sabes, y entonces el marido busca papitas a cualquier hora, pero ya tengo una alacena repleta de esas para no salir a la calle. >>> ¿

. >> reporter: assembly man rudy solis says the cafes are attracting prostitutes and criminals wherever they go and it's time to stop them. already a handful of bay area cities are going after the cafes. hayward will ban the gaming software next week. san francisco is suing a cafe in the excelsior district to try and shut it down. tokeland city officials will meet next -- oakland city officials will meet next week to talk about putting a moratorium on the cafes, but solis hopes his bill will be the last say on these. >> this bill will make that gray year black and white. >> the assemblyman has some statewide legislation that he's proposing. it seems like the cities are doing more on their own. it could take months for his stuff to come through. >> that's true. in the meantime we will have the local ordinances coming through that could have an effect, but it's really going to be up to each city to enforce those. in ohio they had a similar state law and all the cafes were shut down in a couple months. >> it's just amazing the technology and how it gets around the law, you know. thank you.

. >> reporter: assemblyman rudy solis says they are affecting prostitutes and criminals wherever they go and it's time to stop them. already a handful of bay area cities are going after the cafes. heyward will ban the gaming software starting next week. san francisco is suing a cafe in the district to try to shut it down. oakland city officials will meet next week to talk about putting a moratorium on the cafes. but solis hopes his bill will be the last word on these spinning reels statewide. >> the bill today that i introduce is going to make that gray area very crystal clear, black and white. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> as she mentioned several local ordnances are about to go into effect and it's up to each city now to enforce them while the statewide proposal makes its way through the legislature. similar state law was passed in ohio and it shut down all of the cafes within just a few months. >>> time now is 4:52. a blast of air has some americans; piercing the -- experiencing the coldest weather in decades. how low temperatures are expected to dip. >> you're going to m

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outbreak of civil war within a civil war has prompted some western politicians who previously rooted for soli for assad's removal to change their stance here are just some of their latest statements now former cia director michael hayden said the assad regime is beginning to look like the lesser of all evils the former u.s. ambassador to syria iraq and afghanistan ryan crocker said that agreed that assad is not as bad as the jihadi russia has long been warning of the threat some opposition groups in syria pose and foreign minister lavrov has welcomed the realisation of this in the west manwell oxon writer a german journalist who has just returned from syria says the moderate opposition there is as good as extinct but the term syrian opposition is as strong as it could be this these groups are neither syrian nor real position so they don't have in their interest the good the benefit of the people or of the country these groups are very very often influenced by the west by turkey by the goal of states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafioso thos

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quote unquote work that is always associated with women and we have to acknowledge what secretary solis did on that issue. i'm encouraged by some of the ways in which this generation and this time, we are moving forward on many of the issues that the commission raised. >> so you would embrace the title if you will of harpy? [laughter] >> absolutely. i would hope to be an effective harpy, not just a heartbeat. but yes. >> and you are associated with the group called the uninvincible's. i've heard that term applied to many people that the obama administration is afraid is not going to show up and purchase health care. tell me more about this group and what you are doing. >> young invincible's is one of the groups that i work with. i'm not necessarily speaking officially on their behalf today but they are an organization that took their name from the idea that there was this cohort of young people who supposedly didn't want health care reform to happen because we all thought we were invincible and didn't need health insurance. in fact, we are the most uninsured generation and desperately i

pick up your to will and fight. >> in excellent answer former secretary of labor hilda solis has a long and distinguished career in electoral politics first elected to public office 1985 as the member of the unity college board of trustees and then became the first leg to get elected to the california state senate and then increase the minimum wage from $4 to $0.25 at $5.75 per hour in 1986. still not the of living wage i am sure whatever it is now. and looking at several terms in the congress labor laws the environment but i would like to start with your view talking with the former fifth place of employment. follow suit responsory this event those that will continue to speak with the kennedy library foundation the first to receive the jfk profile in courage award because of environmental justice and raising the minimum wage back when senator kennedy was alive this is the third time i have been here and i am dying those folks in congress and i could not go to the library because of the government employees were furloughed. so much happened in the last 50 years but so much more has to b

i take a lot of solis and religion. sometimes i do most of my riding at five in the morning and i like to think that whole idea happens before sunrise. week up and try and work basically. if i don't get up to necessarily engage in prayer i still get up and engage in some sort of work and if it isn't my work as a writer media is my work in preparation even maintaining a healthy body and going out to the park and running, or may be preparing a meal for my children. i know that so many mothers do that. so if they live in action and practiced in life but that is my trees and i respect other people's choice that he who believes in god, human beings that believe in god have good deeds and nothing to fear, so salvation is really in be leaving the connection that you have and also doing good deeds. it's really your way to secure that place which will be as we call the paradise. but you talk about your confrontation about an event that you mentioned in the counter where she interpreted her definition of modesty different than yo

. >> felix solis is a member of occ, ogden's craziest chicanos, a local utah gang.he's serving 11 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

government isn't soly responsible for these trends, but in other ways, government is deepening the divide. over the past 50 years, it has built up a hodgepodge of programs in a furious attempt to replace these missing links. and because these programs are so disorganized and dysfunctional, they pull families closer to government and away from society in so many ways. our goal should be to reintegrate the poor into our communities, but washington is walling them up as if they're in some massive quarantine. they are not fulfilling their potential, and we, we are all missing out. we have to remember that poverty is not some rare disease from which the rest of us are all immune. it is but the worst strain of a widespread disease, otherwise nown as economic security. this cannot be some box checked on new contract with america. this goes to the very, very heart of the american experiment itself. a little humility in washington might start. today i'm talking about ways to improve our efforts. here are two key ideas, simplity and standards. i think they would help with one big problem that we ca

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you should never make any investing decisions base ed soly what you see in the charts. otherwise you won't have a clue about what to do. however, as i explained in my new book "get rich carefully," the charts can be useful to a style investor like myself. look, i want you to be just like me. and when i say fundamentalist, i mean warren buffett or ben graham, not like the taliban. you have to meld the two. let's start with apple which has become a value stock, the polar opposite of twitter. look at apple's weekly chart, the last time we checked in five weeks ago, she told us apple is running up against hurdles of resistance starting at 575. without a breakup over that hurdle, apple would be vulnerable to a corrective decline. and sure enough, that's exactly what happened, which is one of the reasons we're right back with her. boy, did she nail this. how did she know precisely where apple would run out of juice? i explain this, but the short answer is that brodin's work is built on ratios discovered eed fibonacci. 50%, 61.8%, they repeat themselves over and over again in

tomorrow we're booked soli we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. >> wherever i can take steps to expand opportunity for more families, i will do it. with or without congress. dennis: i am dennis kneale here with cheryl casone to take you through the next hour of "market now." why should government compete with the banks. stocks jittery. will the fed rethink another taper. still stranded in atlanta. ice and snow crippling the southeast. it could slow down air travel all around the country for days. all of this and more ahead on markets now. ♪ dennis: suddenly we have decided it means that u.s. stocks are worth a lot less money. cheryl: that acts have been so interesting today. this had a lot of reasons to sell over the last couple of sessions. let's bring in nicole petallides from the new york stock exchange. despite central banks around the world. nicole: p

patty soli-doyle was her chief of staff for a while -- she kept patty on as the campaign director. patty was not ready for prime time. a lot of things went wrong because of her. it was killing for hillary to have to finally fire her. >> david meredith, we have about 20 minutes left and so much to cover. we left the story with bill clinton's troubles, which led to his being the second president to the impeached. hillary clinton was considering a bid for the united states senate. will you talk about her decision to become a candidate? how did she pull that off? >> the last time we were on tv together, it was on "meet the press" in 1999 and tim asked us whether we thought hillary would ever run for office and we both said yes. that day, the head of the democratic senate campaign committee, started talking about hillary running for the senate. i think she had her eye on that. because of bill clinton's troubles, she was frustrated in those last couple of years and was looking to go out on her own. they had risen together as far as they could for 25 years and now was her turn. i think th

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up next, brandeis law school professor anita hill, former labor secretary hilda solis and attorney sandra fluke. from the jfk library in boston this is about one hour. >> well, i'm just going to sit back and let you take it from there. seriously, anita hill here on might immediate left was pressed into the headlines when 20 years ago when she testified before senator and a confirmation hearing for than supreme court justice nominee clarence thomas. the televised hearings galvanized women politically and we got the year of the woman 1992 when a record number of women -- [applause] -- were elected to congress. and since then professor who has been writing and lecturing at brandeis numbers should be writing and lecturing around the country, and, indeed, around the world about law, public policy and women's rights. so professor hill, if you could just give us a little window into what that personal expense was and how it transformed your life and i think maybe redirected your nation for the intervening decades that have since passed? >> oh, boy. well, i will say that it is columbus day weeken

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