[speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> that one, yes. that one is dangerous. >> [speaking spanish] >> it lasts 10 minutes. >> adios. >> the effect lasts 10 minutes. >> adios. >> oh, and then you die. i have an 80-year-old campesino, country man defending me from a highly poisonous snake. >> aqui. >> [shouts indistinctly] he's like, "don't be scared. i'll look after you." ah! i think i might need something to protect me from him. vamos? >> si. >> ok. let's go. [speaking spanish] whew! well, finally we've arrived to the top of the mountain. [speaking spanish] and it's a beautiful pyramid up here and a spectacular view. [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> it was worth the hike. ha ha ha. tepotzlan was believed to be the birthplace of quetzalcoatl, the ominent and peaceful god of the aztecs. tepotzlan is known to be a place of magic and healing, and looking at these views, it's easy to see why. in my travels through mexico, i've discovered a country steeped in violence and struggle, from the ancient rituals of human sacrifice and the

[speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> gracias. [bird screeches] now, before i delve deep into mexico, i'm gonna have my go at cattle herding today with my beautiful horse juanita. almost 300 years earlier, when conquistador hernan cortes conquered the country, he started building ranches or haciendas to manage the cattle needed to feed the new settlers coming from spain. trying to stop a rampaging cow on thousands of acres of ranch became a great skill. the haciendas would compete against each other in events known as charreadas. they became a national sport, and not just for the men. in the 1800's, the government gave massive tracts of land to middle-class mexicans to farm cattle and to expand the state into uncharted territory. but this land is occupied by indigenous and understandably hostile apache indians. i met pancho rentaria, who has lived in chihuahua all his life. he agreed to show me around an original hacienda now being turned into a museum. so tell me about this place, pancho. >> this place is called hacienda las caro

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if they press the spanish or chinese option and we have a representative available it will transfer the call to one of them or it would go to any of our 64 customer service reps and the rep would connect them to the language line interpreter at this .311 we have 5 bilingual chinese rep and 3 spanish speaking rep and when we put any posts for employment we always encourage the sign language interpreters and others. we have nearly 1.5 million calls and have those we have 16 thousand plus that required assistance other than english. this represents about 1.1 percent of calls that were placed to 311. we did incur the language. we monitor the language line calls we have to make sure their answering quickly so we do monitor that and we do in partnership with the other departments we had complaints of our reps not connecting quickly enough so at this point we see an average of connecting time of 30 seconds the wait might be longer, however, and if any reps wait for over 3 minutes we have an internal process to work be. and last year, we got less than 5. we have seen an improvement and we were

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as i stated before including the surveys are pushed the english, spanish and chinese and about thirty he percent of our staff speak english like thirty percent. annoy we just started a new 3 year process and we have an rfp and a new strategic strategy. we've grand more money into our lisp development strategies so that's a new strategy that's going to be going forget and >> all programs are to be presented and the programs served about 3 hundred plus children. i'll be happy to answer any questions >> i was going to thank you for the presentation i think the new english learner strategy is a great way to learn about the great opportunities for the department of children i did not get and families. i had a question you serve about 11 thousand children with language prosecutors but the population in the city is probably much hyper that and i wonder if you have any thoughts about why - i think there's about a little bit over 11 thousand kids in the city and your serving only about half of them >> this is the information. i mentioned before we have some minimum standards and so when we - a

within the non english call percentages our top 5 languages our chinese and spanish are our main ones and the other 3 are research korean and japanese. actually that we're getting. russian. and what languages are being requested out of the 1.3 percent of non-english language outside of the spanish and chinese we get a range of languages and that's where we rely on the language line assistance because we'll get some that are not as well known so this is the various requests we've received. when we work with the departments we do try to take into consideration the language issues such a when we partnered with the leadership of president chiu and the city administrator in working with victim services where they didn't have access to the city attorney's office after hours we worked with them so after hours those calls come to 311 so we can assist them and refer them to the shelter or connect them to police and we have the website with the perspire they made the site so resources would be available. we have partnered with the sunset city clerk's so we're recognizing that a large majority o

the o s b clients it's 12 percent that are limited english proficient and 8 periods of time spoke spanish and 8 percent were chinese services. the office of small business provides over 25 forms etc., translated in chinese and spanish and the materials are around especially the disability the ada compliance packet have been translated in spanish and vietnamese and russian and others >> i know you're a small office but 40 percent of your staff are bilingual especially in chinese dialogues or spanish but your 12 percent is a much smaller number than the exciting percentages by limited proficient owners what do i attribute to that low english speaking clients? >> some of it is that - i mean, we have emphasized more on the chinese because we're able to provide those services and as i said we'll bring in interpreters. we also find that many business owners they may have limited english capabilities they know they have to be communicating with freshen in english so they also while the conversation may happen in other language their how do i want to say it they know they have to understand the b

our members usually speak a variety of languages chinese spanish, arabic and other minority languages. in terms of the language access network caring considering it's a imply network we're trying to get the information out there people should be able to request language services when they need city services. this has been our kind of priority and in the first six months. i want to share a little bit about what we're learned it's perfect because a lot of what i've heard the issues you've raise is exactly what we've been seeing. first we do our one-on-one through the intact processes through client interactions through local media events as well. so far i think we've heard issues coming from the sfmta agencies. for me personally the sfmta are folks that are being sited on the buzz but there are no explanation on what their sited for so usually they're given the citation and told to go on. so brief i want to share some of the changes we see this explains some of the issues we've heard today. one i think considering you know where the cabinets the reason they come to - secondly a lot of t

, you say man handsome, not handsome man in spanish.learn through comparison how english and spanish are connected and how they're different. a basic truth in teaching is that you start with what your students know, whether that's spanish, german, polish, and you build on that. >> reporter: the debate isn't confined to new britain. with five million students in the united states learning english for the first time-- and most struggling-- it matters tremendously which approach works better. >> when you look at the research, it strongly suggests that a better approach is to teach students first in their native language, what do you say? >> well, there are a lot of different academics, you can make anything fit whatever you want. i'm doing things different, because if we continue to do the things we've always done here, were doing to get the same results, and the results are why i'm here. >> reporter: while sink or swim english immersion has been shown to be less effective, new britain's version comes with supports: planned daily lessons f

of interviews we conduct are in spanish. for languages other than the one previously mentioned we'll get those services. we have intakes in spanish and 5 in cantonese. we're located on the corner of van ness and marketed. we're assessable by public transportation for walk in complainants but we receive complaints regarding police conduct from 12 calls by e-mail and faxes. we're open monday through friday between 8 and 5 and on the off hours we have on a answering service. you can file a complaint with the district station and they'll forward it to us. if any of you would like additional information i'm previously introduced a senior member ed and he's hear to hear your concerns. thank you >> thank you for your presentation. you know, we're very lucky director hicks has really turned the organization around it went from having low credibility to annoy one that has respect that are, in fact, it was very notable there was not a sustained allegation of excessive force by another police officers. considering the number of officer

. >> to spanish companies are negotiating a multi-billion euro deal to create germany's number one cell phone company, and that has everyone talking. >> germany could soon see its cell phone sector dominated by a new giant. the companies are minor players, but a merger would make them the number one. that distinction currently belongs to t-mobile with almost 37 million customers. just behind is vodafone. together, these two spanish companies would have 40 million users, the largest customer base in germany. both companies are interested in combining their forces. doing so could save them more than 5 billion euros.

, and that goes for reporters, too. [ speaking spanish ] >> [ speaking spanish ] >> no matter what thenguage, it's clear the spirit of volunteerism is alive and well here. for "tkn," i'm alexa. >> let's test your knowledge of music. who were the beatles? >> they're a band from, like, the old times. >> the beatles were a rock band that existed in the early '60s into 1970, i believe. and they were george harrison, ringo starr... >> paul mccartney... >> and john lennon. >> i did a whole paper about this, so i know. and they are the most influential band of all time. >> one, two, three. >> ♪ oh, yeah >> yes, the beatles were no doubt one of the greatest -- if not the greatest rock band ever. the british group only played together for about 10 years, yet they had an incredible influence on not only music but fashion and culture, as well. >> ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ i wanna hold your hand >> by the way, this clip that you're watching isn't really the beatles. these musicians are playing the roles of the beatles. it's part of a concert tour called 1964: the tribute. hi, guys. >> hello! >> w

the spanish central bank says it expects a return to growth by the end of this year. spain has been in recession since 2011. >> seven people have been injured after an airplane's landing gear collapsed while landing in new york. >> it came to a halt in the grass at laguardia airport and six people were hurt and taken to hospital with minor injuries. the course of the landing gear -- because of the landing gear failure -- the cause of the landing gear failure is not yet known. >> spanish soccer giants barcelona have confirmed that geraldo martino has signed a p>> he was not a favorite for te job as he has not coached in europe before. most importantly, he is a close friend of a team executive. he will be presented to the media on wednesday. thanks for staying with us here on dw. a lot more news coming your way, including the pope's rapturous welcome to brazil. >> we will be taking a look at that. do stay with us. the break will be short and sweet. >> welcome back. hundreds of thousands of catholics are flocking to rio's legendary copacabana beach. >> absent from tonigh

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spanish correspondent. in the powers in bolivia the state department said they won't comment on it but they did the closest thing they they did to do to commenting is that saying that. there is no reaction so far or any kind of understanding of how the obama administration would react if snowden left the moscow airport it's all a bit embarrassing isn't it if the us did. asked for that plane to be diverted because they suspected snowden was on board and he clearly wasn't going to be questions asked why because a lot of people that don't think they asked for it that they demanded it let's not forget that just on monday there was this revelation that the u.s. was spying on their number one ally europe but now we're not hearing anything about that it's almost to the right. thing and so on that europeans perspective it's a bit ironic isn't it bearing about all the anger at the e.u. has over the u.s. over its allegations of spying that it was that case they were helping the u.s. out and closed their respects to t

the spanish central bank says it expects a return to growth by the end of this year. spain has been in recession since 2011. >> seven people have been injured after an airplane's landing gear collapsed while landing in new york. >> it came to a halt in the grass at laguardia airport and six people were hurt and taken to hospital with minor injuries. the course of the landing gear -- because of the landing gear failure -- the cause of the landing gear failure is not yet known. >> spanish soccer giants barcelona have confirmed that geraldo martino has signed a p>> he was not a favorite for te job as he has not coached in europe before. most importantly, he is a close friend of a team executive. he will be presented to the media on wednesday. thanks for staying with us here on dw. a lot more news coming your way, including the pope's rapturous welcome to brazil. >> we will be taking a look at that. do stay with us. the break will be short and sweet. >> welcome back. hundreds of thousands of catholics are flocking to rio's legendary copacabana beach. >> absent from tonigh

if they press the spanish or chinese option and we have a representative available it will transfer the call to one of them or it would go to any of our 64 customer service reps and the rep would connect them to the language line interpreter at this .311 we have 5 bilingual chinese rep and 3 spanish speaking rep and when we put any posts for employment we always encourage the signgu

rossi put this together -- training on domestic violence, cantonese and spanish. officer kathy wong was in my class along social service workers, 911 tech people. the cross training of people, cross disciplinary if possible. >> one of my goals is a streamlined the process; if we have a pool of authors that want to take the test and be certified, and increase the certification not only in chinese, spanish, russian but perhaps vietnamese, maybe we can get a test going in more regular basis to make it easier for the officers to take tests and be certified. >> commissioner turman. >> commissioner turman: perhaps you can give us sort of a quick description of how the certification process works for anyone who might be interested. >> the certification process is handled by the department of human services. they did the testing. once the announcement goes out, officers have a deadline. they can apply and personnel submits a list of officers to the department of human resources. they also test for the civilian side in other departments. what they're trying to do with what

the reason greenpeace is taking to the barricades is easy to see you all along the spanish coast. towns just for tourists, right on the seaside. monstrous concrete fortresses right near the beaches. many of these hotels should never have been built in this way. this man has criticized them from the start. he is an environmental activist who is worried that the new law will open the door for buildings that could further blight the country's shoreline. >> the new coastal law was designed to enable even more construction here, despite the fact that existing buildings like this are suddenly legal. the law was dictated by spain's hotel lobby, not i people like us. -- not by people like us. >> the key point of the new law is that buildings no longer have to be at least 100 meters from the water, just 20 meters. for the hotel industry, it is an opportunity to build new hotels near the water in the future. this woman, in contrast, is one of the losers. the new law came too late for her. >> this is where my house stood. this was the entrance and the garage next to it. there was another ent

any investment case for any of these spanish banks?longer banks have been underperforming, the wider bank index for most of this year, i would say over the last few weeks given the sneneasonal improvement in daja and some improvement in aggregate for the eurozone that spanish banks started to recover. but we still have a negative outlook for spain, certainly in relative terms to the rest of europe. and on that basis, we would still have a cautious view and prefer to remain underweight on spanish banks. >> thank you for that. have a good weekend. >>> i've had reaction -- the state prosecutor ordered that president mohamed morsi be detained question for questioning over suspected collaboration with the palestinian militant group hamas. keep our eyes on that. >>> back to corporate news, renault shares getting a boost after the french automaker increased profits at its core manufacturing division for first half. the company's ceo said operating margins for the auto division rose to 2.9% from 2.5% previously. fmh is kconfident it can gain m

the reason greenpeace is taking to the barricades is easy to see you all along the spanish coast. towns just for tourists, right on the seaside. monstrous concrete fortresses right near the beaches. many of these hotels should never have been built in this way. this man has criticized them from the start. he is an environmental activist who is worried that the new law will open the door for buildings that could further blight the country's shoreline. >> the new coastal law was designed to enable even more construction here, despite the fact that existing buildings like this are suddenly legal. the law was dictated by spain's hotel lobby, not i people like us. -- not by people like us. >> the key point of the new law is that buildings no longer have to be at least 100 meters from the water, just 20 meters. for the hotel industry, it is an opportunity to build new hotels near the water in the future. this woman, in contrast, is one of the losers. the new law came too late for her. >> this is where my house stood. this was the entrance and the garage next to it. there was another ent

>> speaking spanish] >> these countries have granted asylum to these persons.sued a statement with regard to the request of but, certainly, we will study it. thee are talking to ecuadoran foreign minister ricardo patiÑo. for mr. patiÑo, your reaction to the bugging devices that were found in your embassy in ?ngland >> [speaking spanish] >> it is unfortunate spying is still prevalent drop the world still. it is a massive violation to to communication, .uman expression, conversation the hidden microphone that we found in our embassy in london is certainly a grave occurrence and we are requesting that the british government collaborate ofh us in the investigation what information has been obtained with this hidden microphone. patiÑo, the recent events that occurred with the president evo morales, when his plane was not allowed to pass through the air space of several european countries. what has been the reaction in your country and in latin america to this affront to the bolivian president? [speaking spanish] >> there has been a very .nergetic response furthermor

the spanish prime minister still believes that the spanish economy would grow out of recession toward the end of the year. recently the finance minister said there was some early signs of improvement, especially after the jobless data that we had last weekend, that showed a small decline of the unemployment rate in spain. but on the ground, unfortunately plenty of economies believed that the country is actually really far from sustainable recovery for a couple of reasons. first of all, because the improvement that we have seen in the second quarter was due partly to some seasonal effects including the -- sector. we knew the effects unlikely to last until the end of the year. secondly, because the consumer spending in spain is still very weak and unlikely to improve significantly as long as the unemployment rate remains close to 27%. and thirdly because the country remains very far from its budget consideration target. everyone here knows there is more austerity on the cards and everyone knows also that austerity measures will not have a positive impact on the gdp in spain. >> stephane

this must be after the spanish arrived to teach them shame.ith boners. >> they are zombies. >> getting zombie old-fashioned. >> yes, tony. i really appreciate your knowledge. >> was this decorative or really porn? >> i think they put it in a closet somewhere. >> i bet this was right on the table. come on in, have a cup of tea. sit down. oh. here's some animal-on-animal action. pretty awesome. >> yeah. this is interesting. yeah. i'm happy we made it here, tony. that was an enlightened moment. >> something about steamy xxx pre-colombian erotica always makes me hungry. luckily at night, lima comes alive with the smell and familiar enticing sound of sizzling meat. it's time for delicious screamingly hot garlicky spicy flavor jack street meats. and as anyone who knows me is well aware, i love me some street meat. >> really? why? the neighbors complain? >> complain. >> they brought us to this place, a street stall named for the lady who runs the joint. they specialize in one thing. it means skewered meat. this stuff, they say, goes back all the way

spanish economy benefited from political uncertainty in some competitors, in terms of tourism.ou look at export, export growth has been one of the biggest -- has -- exporters have been one of the most successful in europe with some positive growth. and despite the recession that we're seeing in emu. so both export of services and goods is what explains what we're seeing in terms of job creation. >> boris, come in here. you're also looking at the eurozone. do you see any bright spots in these numbers today? >> here is a word we haven't heard in a long time, green chutes. you start applying it to the periphery, you start to see this. yesterday's flash pmi data was positive. i was in madrid a month ago and clearly i thought the mood, my own anecdotal view, was much bet, much more improved. having said this, i think the real story in europe is really going to come down to germany, not going to be portugal, madrid, or rome. it is really goinging to be what is going to happen after the german elections. raid an intere i read an interesting article, while german companies are cosmopol

nancy has spoken earlier they're taking our calls for the majority we feel that the demographics is spanish and chinese speaking. also our services so far non-in person through the phone we'll route our calls to use 311 as a resource. we also have translation template forms if the public comes in we can assist them in filing out the forms. the process are state mandated the files have to be in english but then those that don't require that requirement we do have a city id we have other forms in chinese and others as well. for in person we have a staff our department is small but our staff is basically bilingual and their fluent a in spanish and mandrin and that make ups more than half of our staff. we utilizes the language services and in person and over the phone. and if required we also offer a s l with advanced no, that that he contract with city vendor for that thank you very much >> thank you any questions. >> thank you so much for being here. we're going to try to get through several of the community speakers we have two folks one from the african advocacy network and others so. >> i

the yield has been a little higher on the spanish trade this morning, 4.75%.here, you can see most of the yields coming down for the core trades as you see on the screen there. car production numbers, different than what we have seen in terms of the car numbers out of europe. car registrations were fairly weak in the last few days for europe. so the numbers coming out from the uk suggest that perhaps we don't need qe after all. this is exactly what the boe was outlining in the recent minutes. just a quick look on what we're seeing elsewhere on forex rates again. you can see now still above 100 on the trade on dollar yen, upper house elections coming up this weekend, sterling dollar holding now above that 152. a huge miss for ericsson as q-2 profits came in well below expectations. the mobile equipmentmaker blamed challenging conditions in asia, where chinese firms are offering fierce competition. the operating profit was almost 2 billion in swedish crowns below forecast. here is a look at how ericsson shares are tracking. sharply weaker in trade, down 3.5%. on

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>> [speaking in spanish]. >> will you help me learn more? we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> absolutely because once you do shut it off you should have the utility company come in and turn it back on. here is a mock up of a gas hear the

the spanish said this was a a routine operation to prevent smuggling. it was seen rather distantly. >> warm, i hungry. got diabetics. we have threatened women. people going to weddings and catching flights. this is the situation. >> a call from the foreign secretary has called for normal service but the tension remains. naval vessels were involved in a melee which was dropping concrete blocks. madrid sees this as an infringement on its fishing rights and lodged a formal complaint. for centuries they weathered the storms. intervention has eased difficulties for now but the row is not over. 300 years after the purchase established their colony it is all too real. bbc news, spain. >> alaska is a state known for its gorgeous landscapes, but right now the fishing interests there are locked in a bitter battle. a vast copper mine does and development, but that same day sees 14 million wild salmon swim into it every summer and there are fears it will put the development at risk. >> it is a wonder of the natural world. tens of millions of salmon on an epic migra

shortly i'll teach spanish to find out more visit i to our. tito it's called. this isn't he coming to life for most welcome bark some parts of the egyptian army have reportedly been put on higher alert status as the military is allowed to mate and for president morsi to resolve the violent crisis has now passed fresh clashes between government supporters and on to islamist protesters erupted earlier outside cairo university at least eighteen people were said to have been killed there overnight and also with correspondent about truth and force here is egypt and capital right now and hello to both of you let's start with you now we're seeing crowds gathering in the capital pushing for any possible solution to the crisis how this is here developing that so far. one of the moments we're seeing huge crowds at the presidential palace was the times the president this forty eight hour window is over and the people here know that in some ways to put it seems even to celebrate it do they actually want to the president might resign in the next few moments they feel they'v

altie spanish to find out more visit i to allahabad. this is also the koreans who live or mosco welcome bach in a trip to clashes between pro and anti-government protesters have resumed outside cairo university at least eighteen people were reportedly killed overnight this comes as the country's embattled president mohamed morsi defies the on his all to mason to meet the demands of first half is within forty eight hours is about true isn't kyra with a tease. clashes between supporters and opponents of the president made nationwide demonstrations calling for his ouster it left several people people eyewitnesses say began off the rival protest marches accidentally matts by cairo university and then clashed eyewitnesses reported at birdshot bullets and also moments of cocktails as well as handmade guns this is a worrying trend here in egypt civilians are increasingly armed and these kinds of rival protest clashes are becoming more and more violent and frequent as the days go on but simply as we're seeing a serious divide in egypt between t

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