sonia was determined to free the people of san isidro from such cruel dilemmas. the philippines runs a basic national health insurance scheme called philhealth to help with hospital bills. it's voluntary for people working in the informal sector. in the nineties, very few in san isidro had enrolled. sonia made the scheme compulsory. >> we went down to the community and convinced them to help us in this health program, because this is what you need, this is what we all need. >> the town joined forces with philhealth to subsidize annual fees. the poorest were excused altogether. a clinic was built to provide free primary care. residents now get free medicine, and visits to the doctor. the scheme paid 3 quarters of antonio's hospital bill, and entitles him to check-ups to see if he's beaten the fatal disease. >> [speaking native language] programs like this are very important, especially to us farmers, because they help us a lot. i could have died if not for the program, because i wouldn't have been able to pay for all expenses from my operation. >> freed from illne

sonia couch, francisco [inaudible], nelly fuentes, and other folks can come and line up as well. mr. [inaudible] >> iris is running late so sonia is going to start. >> [speaking spanish] >> good afternoon. my name is sonia. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> in 2011 i a problem in my home so i called 911 to get help . [speaking spanish] >> so when the police arrived and i told them what happened they saw nothing so they left and that person continued to abusing when they were gone. they came back again, the police, and instead of taking that person away they arrested me. i spent five days away not knowing what was happening with my children. [speaking spanish] >> my son of 11 years tried to translate to the police what was happening but they didn't want to listen to him. [speaking spanish] >> so they wanted me to speak english and i couldn't speak english to me so instead they decided not to listen to my 11 year old that was translated and i had a six year sold and three month old and one of the children was sick and they weren't listened and wanted me to speak englis

oh, sonia, there you are. - you not working today? - late shift. - right, martin's just told me he's off out again. - yeah. what about the mortgage repayment money? he can't afford to go out clubbing and you're letting him go. he's not a dog, pauline. i can't keep him on a lead. - maybe you should. - well, i can't. he's going out. he's missing his dinner. leaving his wife at home. remember what happened before. all that trouble we had with that sarah. you know what, i think you better discuss this with him. as for dinner, i think i'll give it a miss and all. oh, sam. is chrissie about? she's upstairs. i'll get her, shall i? no, i know she's a busy woman, now that den's not around. i'd just like you to tell her i said thanks. - i really appreciate what she's doing. - what do you mean? - for zoe. she'll know what i mean. - what's she doing? ain't she told you? the woman's a saint. she's paying for zoe to go to spain. she's leaving now. right then, darling. the ritz or savoy? danny, just wait here, okay? what did i say? least i fixed it.

also with us, a journalist, sonia terrab.ou published your first novel, which shows the contradictions of today's youth in casablanca. that the novel, you describe the contradictions of growing up in an urban place in the arab world. >> exactly. it is a contradiction because i am describing the working society. some people, when they finished in high school, they, brought to finish their studies and then they come back to the country. so it is a cultural reverse shock. when you come back, you find you don't really know who you are. you grow up but then you become an adult. you have been used to a certain amount of freedom, for example. and then you come back. that is the time of your life, who you are. and how to cope with it. this is about this young woman, who is 26, the whole book is like, i hate it. i hate it. >> is that your personal experience? >> i was in this situation. i chose to come back to france. some people, they just have to confirm to the psyd, to do what they have to do to be well. the thing is, my main chara

they were lucky to be surrounded by love. >> please help me thank sonia taitz. [applause] >> there are several types of bowling that the left loves to engage in their favor is where racial bowling. it's their favorite thing. the reason for that is the last philosophy is based almost solely and completely at this point on the idea that they stand up for victimize groups. everything they do is to stand up on behalf of some victimized minority. blacks, jews, gays, women, if you're a minority they are standing up for you. what that means is that if we oppose their policies, by necessity the logic is we hate blacks, gays, jews and women and that is sort of the philosophy a dried-up. >> the editor at breitbart.com ben shapiro is today's in depth a guest and he will take your calls and comments for three hours live starting at noon eastern and looking ahead, so bright leader congressman john lewis will be october's guest. >> now on booktv, lord send a examines the past, current, and future state of the american middle class. the author reports that a strong mile

(sonia) 17:08:13 i think there is a long track record here. we showed the aclu the memorandum. what we uncovered next... made us question the commissioners motives even more. 17:05:52 our request was dated 30 days before the memo was issued. in this freedom of information request... the aclu asked for the number of "stop and fisk" incidents and how the department is monitoring it. (joy and lt) 7:07:49 and in it it questions everything and asked for documents that specifically mention stop and frisk and i think some people might be wondering what the connection is between the two.i don't want to speculate on what connection there may or may not be between a request received and a policy that came out. < don't need this ----- my final question is brief. > 7:09:25 (joy) so no cover-up? (lt) no cover up. that interview was five days ago. last night... the commissioner addressed the memorandum and critcized those comments that were made on his behalf. (batts) 3:49:50 really stupid of us to do an article or say were changing just the title or wording in a policy without redoing the p

sonia gayagos reports. >> reporter: this is london's hot spot. in the middle of the city, a bizarre beam of light radiates on to the street. powerful, dazzling and hot. the cause of this tp phenomenon, this tower. the building's kufrd construction has had an unfortunate effect. >> you can see it's curved. so that's a vast area up there and it's collecting a lot of solar energy. if that were or the go out in all directions it would be massive but it's focusing down to this point. pit's focus down here so that is all solar energy getting pushed down here and the temperatures down there are getting really high. >> reporter: so high it managed to record a tell which are of a 198 degrees fahrenheit. >> the sun started to come out and it's already hitting the building behind me and you can see it's quite an intention heat here. >> reporter: anything in the direct glare of the reflection can literally go up in spoke it damaged this car parked nearby. it's caused carpets to smolder, tiles to smash, it's so hot you fry an egg and shinge your hair trying.

(sonia) 17:08:13 i think there is a long track record here. we showed the aclu the memorandum.hat we uncovered next... made us question the commissioners motives even more. 17:05:52 our request was dated 30 days before the memo was issued. in this freedom of information request... the aclu asked for the number of "stop and fisk" incidents and how the department is monitoring it. (joy and lt) 7:07:49 and in it it questions everything and asked for documents that specifically mention stop and frisk and i think some people might be wondering what the connection is between the two.i don't want to speculate on what connection there may or may not be between a request received and a policy that came out. < don't need this ----- my final question is brief. > 7:09:25 (joy) so no cover-up? (lt) no cover up. that interview was five days ago. last night... the commissioner addressed the memorandum and critcized those comments that were made on his behalf. (batts) 3:49:50 really stupid of us to do an article or say were changing just the title or wording in a policy without redoing the pol

no ha dejado de llevar a hombres y mujeres inocentes, a prisiones como el caso de sonia garros.e 200 opositores se manifestaron en contra del gobierno. todos pertenecientes a la uniÓn patriotica cubana a la que guillermo fariÑas pertenece. >>> libertad para los prisioneros polÍticos. >>> con sus celulares los disidentes grabaron imÁgenes de 200 opositores mano fifestÁndos contra el gobierno haciendo con sus manos una l que significa libertad. fueron arrestados antess de llegar al santuario pero no se tiene el nÚmero exacto. >>> no solo en santiago de cuba en la isla completa el pueblo estÁ perdiendo el miedo porque antes decir abajo fidel en cuba era algo tan, pero tan grande, que no se concebÍa. y ya hoy en cuba hasta los niÑos, dicen abajo fidel. >>> la comisiÓn cubana de derechos humanos reporta arresto de 547 opositores en cuba sin contar las im humanas golpiza que este mes dejaron desfigurada. su telÉfono al igual que guillermo fa rifrp se encontraba hoy fuera de servicio. en miami florida, arlene amaro univisiÓn. >>> una hasta irbt rhistoria que un final feliz. . >>> tras

sonia coich/victima de violencia domestica :53 era como un infierno no sabia si me voy a quedar o me aqui 20:05 victimas de violencia domestica llegaron a la audiencia a pedir que se pase la ordenanza, pues al reportar a sus abusadores terminaron arrestadas y en manos de inmigracion. no le hice dano a nadie y fui la afectada aracely/victima de violencia domestica 1;13 fueron injustos conmigo porque despues pasaron a ice por 8 meses aunque la ordenanza tiene un amplio apoyo, tambien esta creciendo un movimiento para que se incluyan enmiendas en las que casos que involucran delitos serios todavia podrian ser reportados a inmigracion....e l autor de la misma john avalos dice que, hay que mantener una division entre el sistema judicial normal e inmigracion. john avalos/autor de la ordenanza 1:37 es un derecho constitucional de todos que debemos recibir debido proceso claro para eso existe el sistema penal no es necesario otro sistema mas no es necesario involucrar a inmigracion cesar ---un sospechoso de robarse un coche y luego de chocarlo contra varios cesar ---un sospechoso de robarse

has long struggled to feed its people but in a plea in the country's house of parliament last week, sonia ghandi the driving force behind the national security bill urged representives to vote for change. >> we must, together, rise to the occasion t set aside our differences and form our commitment. it is my form appeal that we, as the representatives of those very people should implement this bill in to the an act and do so unanimously. >> reporter: over the past two decades india has experienced rapid economic growth but despite country's good fortune, hundreds of millions of people have not had enough to eat. from urban areas to remote villages, hunger has been a problem. right to food after the save the country's leaders have finally taken responsibility. >> i think it's a good thing. it's many things that are wrong with the system. it acknowledgeers hunger. it makes the state accountable for the hungry and it is a legal entitlement. >> reporter: the government says its food security bill will force india to% more self sufficient it claims that domestic agriculture output will increas

stories by fatima, the woman who was arrested from the night club and dragged away from her children and sonia who was assaulted and others who gave me human stories give me a human side of the issue, and not just the legal side and i am grateful for their courage and the community organizations of bringing the victims of draconian measures like s-com out and have solidity with immigrant communities. i want to add with labor, and lgbt and constitutional rights and other organizations standing up for this as the civil right issue of today hopefully this is a key message in san francisco that we will have due process for all and reestablish ourselves as sanctuary city as well. >> thank you. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. one person i want to thank is santiago letterman and interning in my office and instrumental with meetings with other elected officials to put this together and did leg work to bring this ordinance forward and thank you. >> thank you supervisor. the last thing i want to say is thank the speakers who shared their personal stories. it was very moving to hear that and i know it w

dolores huerta y sonia sotomayor. oh!iciente datos de esa situaciÓn. lo que sÍ quiero decirte es la reforma de inmigraciÓn es lo mÁs importante ahorita. >> me encanta porque no me quiso responder esa pregunta pero lo vamos a dejar asÍ. >> hay que dejarlo asÍ porque no te voy a decir nada. (risas). >> o, como dicen en puerto rico "!no te voy a decir na'!" (risas). >> na'. perfecto. rita, es un placer conocerla. >> encantada de la vida. >> gracias, gracias. >> mucho gusto. >> muchÍsimas gracias. el libro es: "rita moreno" y aquÍ estÁ. realmente vale la pena leerlo y es una mujer extraordinaria. rita moreno tiene, por cierto, un mensaje para los jÓvenes que quieren tener Éxito en hollywood, no se lo pierda en nuestro segmento "punto y seguido" en univisionnoticias.com. regresamos con una observaciÓn final sobre la posible guerra en siria. >> hay semanas que son importantes y la que viene es quÉ pasa con los estados unidos durante meses o quizÁs aÑos. maÑana lunes regresar los congresistas de su receso, de sus vacaciones y el

stories by fatima, the woman who was arrested from the night club and dragged away from her children and sonia who was assaulted and others who gave me human stories give me a human side of the issue, and not just the legal side and i am grateful for their courage and the community organizations of bringing the victims of draconian measures like s-com out and have solidity with immigrant communities. i want to add with labor, and lgbt and constitutional rights and other organizations standing up for this as the civil right issue of today hopefully this is a key message in san francisco that we will have due process for all and reestablish ourselves as sanctuary city as well. >> thank

. >>> sonia flores desconsolada no puede comprender como fue que su nieto tommy de 18 aÑos terminÓ convertido comunicaciones de su tÍo. se comprÓ un telÉfono celular, con acceso a las redes sociales en menos de un mes tuvo contacto con una mujer de 26 aÑos. llamada natali fernÁndez. >>> sin conocerse a travÉs del facebook, pues instalÓ una relaciÓn venÍa a conocerla. por eso viaja. >>> el muchacho le dijo a su familia que tenÍa que ir a 4 horas de su casa en ciudad de guatemala para un asunto de trabajo, cuando en realidad, iba a encontrarse con natali segÚn las investigaciones, Él no sabÍa que era casada y estaba dentro de la casa cuando se presentÓ el esposo leonel zamora que comenzÓ a atacar a tommy y su esposa. >>> leonel, zamora, le hablo de un metro 75 y un metro 80 una corpulencia mayor a la de tommy lo domina, y le roza tiner en el rostro y parte del pecho, prende un fÓsforo y se lo tira y Él prende fuego. lo sacan del lugar y a la vuelta, le podrÍa decir yo, exageradamente unos 60 metros, lo dejan a la par de un telÉfono pÚblico y le dicen, que no diga quien le hizo eso. >>> una pers

including one will shut a stone so iconic french brand in holding resorts and so parisian fashion brand sonia rykiel eighty percent sold to hong kong investors the tip of the iceberg as far as chinese money in french firms is concerned but if you want french president francois long and his army of trade ministers and mrs exact there's always room for more especially as recent grim industrial output figures cast doubts on paris's cloying of economic recovery. france accounts for a tiny portion of china's foreign trade just one point three percent versus germany's five percent and france buys more from china than it so so much so that there is a twenty six billion euro trade deficit with the asian giant is the short term. probably we need more chart out of the chart of these where francis cooler industries are concerned another one of those with increasing chinese investment in the billions is a nuclear energy sector france's expertise as a crucial position within the street giants are divided e.d.f. leading the pack bot and gaining access to china's massive market and investment dollars france

sonia galeggo. vatican city ford is withdraw g withdrawing -- recalling three said donkeys, the mercury towncar, crown vick and mercury march built between 2005 and 2011 and amounts to 300,000 cars sold in the u.s. and canada. he range of motion of the steering shaft which could cause drivers to lose control room. ford saying it is unaware of any does or risks that are linked to the issue. let's go to google to search for information over the interview. we view maps, read books and en more. some of googles practices have been seen as controversial. the company's 15th anniversary now just three days after. we bring you google and the world brain. here is a preview of our documentary. >> one of the things you need to understand about google is that they try to roll out projects first and then to think about the consequences later. so, you would often see them experiment with something that looks var cool. it may be the google project. >> google launch street view in 2007, part of the search engine's l

. >>> sonia no puede comprender como puede ser que su nieto terminÓ convertido en un antorcha humana el muchacho le dijo que tenÍa que ir a 4 horas de su casa en ciudad guatemala para un asunto de trabajo para en realidad encontrarse con natali, no sabÍa que era casada y cuando se presentÓ el esposo comenzo a atacarlos. >>> leonel zamora, de un metro setenta y cinco lo domina, le rocia tiner en el rostro y parte del pecho, prende un fÓsforo y se lo tira y prende fuego. lo sacan del lugar. y a la vuelta le podrÍa decir exageramente, lo dejan a la par de un telÉfono pÚblico. >>> una persona encontrÓ a tommy tirado en el piso y llamÓ a los bomberos. >>> estaba con quemaduras de tercer grado, cabellera, rostro, y me parecÍa raro que la ropa estaba intacta. >>> de inmediato fue trasladado a la unidad de cuidado intensivos, y natali era atendida por golpes, ahÍ la madre del muchacho la encarÓ. >>> por quÉ si era una mujer echa y derecha, y que eso no lo habÍan asaltado sino que habia sido su matrido. >>> nosotros agarramos a esta persona en la puerta del hospital y delante de unos policÍas

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sonia had courage to call about domestic abuse last year but tells of an s come nightmare. >> the police arrested me and took me instead. i spent three day autos that is the kind of haste promming avalos to suggest city ask county no longer cooperate with ichls he has backing of the sheriff and district attorney. but mayor lee wants exceptions for serious offender chz is basically current city policy. >> our record of convictions of violent offense or child molestation or human trafficking. i believe that we ought to have a second look at that individual. >> the head of the police r police officer association agrees. >> can you not tie the hands of law enforcement whit comes to violent offenders regardless of immigration status. >> the proposal to snub federal requests had the support originally of the majority of the board but with pressure of the mayor a flurry of last minute amendments was introduced this afternoon. and the vote put off until next week. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> there is a new law on the books giving children who commit adult crimes a chance at a second chance.

sonia had courage to call about domestic abuse last year but tells of an s come nightmare. >> the police arrested me and took me instead. i spent three day autos that is the kind of haste promming avalos to suggest city ask county no longer cooperate with ichls he has backing of the sheriff and district attorney. but mayor lee wants exceptions for serious offender chz is basically current city policy. >> our record of convictions of violent offense or child molestation or human trafficking. i believe that we ought to have a second look at that individual. >> the head of the police r police officer association agrees. >> can you not tie the hands of law enforcement whit comes to violent offenders regardless of immigration status. >> the proposal to snub federal requests had the support originally of the majority of the board but with pressure of the mayor a flurry of last minute amendments was introduced this afternoon. and the vote put off until next week. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> there is a new law on the books giving children who commit adult crimes a chance at a second chance.

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but in an impassioned plea in the country's lower house of parliament last week, sonia gandhi urged represents for change. >> we must together rise to the occasion. set aside our differences and affirm our commitment to their welfare and well-being. it is my fervent fervent hope and my humble appeal that we as a representative of those very people, should convert this bill into an act and do so unanimously. >> after years of deliberation, they heeded gandhi's call and today, ministers in the upper house did the same. >> the bill is passed. >> over the past two decades india has experienced rapid economic growth. but despite the country's good fortune hundreds of millions of people have not had enough to eat. from urban areas to remote villages, food has been a problem. leaders have finally taken responsibility. >> i think broadly it's a good thing. irt sets right things that are wrong with the public distribution system. it makes the state accountable for the hungry and there's a legal entitlement. it is a possible step forward. >> the government says its food security bill will force india to

sonia sotomayor was the first hispanic on the supreme court and the nomination occurs at a time when the democrats are increasingly trying to solidify hispanic support for the democratic party. now, this party building strategy interacts with a lot of other things. you have to give the person confirmed. you might not want to use a lot of political capital in having a big fight over the confirmation. and so justice breyer was a safe nomination. justice hagan doesn't have strong party building characteristics except another woman on the supreme court but it was clear that she would because confirmed without too much difficulty. >> host: one of the things you discuss in the book is courts and diversity as far as ethnicity religion geography and additional background. can you talk a little bit about the ways the court is and isn't divorce and what ramifications that might have for the choice of a new justice? >> guest: at the moment the court is in this very statistically unusual, historically unique position on a friday of positions. the one that jumps out historically is religious oper

champ sonia the black widow thomas. was it hard? talk to the pro. >> get into a rhythm. control my breathing. drink water. do the same thing over and over again. you try to keep eating them like i did the first one. >> don't overstuff my mouth. get this chestnut says he had room for a whole another pie. >>> all right a monkey that's back in style made him a star online will not be returned to his previous owner. darwin the monkey was seen wondering around a toronto ikea last december. his owner has left him in the car. darwin escaped wearing his infamous coat you saw there. the owner says dar when is a pet and was illegally taken from her after his escape. friday a judge ruled darwin would not be returned to the owner. the judge said he is a wild animal and lost him once she lost possession of him. dar when will remain in a wild life sanctuary where he has been living sense his trip to ikea. >>> tortoises at the oakland zoo are having a ball, take a look. they are taking part in an enrichment program. this is ralph a 100-year-old tortoise who is still young enough to pla

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sonia geggo explains how for some, the change is too little too late >> reporter: change may be ranging out of the vatican. in recent times, the roman catholic church has had its share of trouble to deal with. at a time has reeled from one accusation to another, that it did more to cover up the crimes than punish the perpetrators. the pope francis overhauling some of the vatican's archaic legal code has been a point of urgency. it only deals with members of the clergy and lay people who live and work inside the vatican city. first, obvious have been the changes to laws concerning child abuse, a crime which carries a term of 12 years inprisonment. >> the church's awareness is changing but we are not at the point where bishops are forced to deny ounce crimes. the question is how much of the blow being applied. >> the vatican signed up to the u.s. convention of the rights of the child back in 1990, but it's taken it 22 years for it to toughen up its own laws against crimes against minors, that comes after years of dealing with the repercussions of the sexual victims of the church. >>> ther