(junior speaking spanish): (wom speaking spanish): (junior speaking spanish): (woman speaking spanishor speaking spanish): na narrator: junior was filly stepped down from shenandoah to a less restrictive facility in new york: the children's village. junior's lawyers asked for a hearing.ou and ld see a judge for the first time since his arrest. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom. but we hired a sketch artist and obtained a recording of the hearing. (woman speaking spanis >> junior. (woman speaking spanish) >> junior actually finally got a court hearing and we were served with the memo, very unsubstantiated information.in wecertain colors to school. ... allegations of throwing gang signs. i objected to it being entered into the record, because it was an unsigned memo. and the individuals that had prepared the memo were not available. it is a big runaroun ironically, that hearing still doesn't allow the judge to release them. it's just a recommendation from the judge, or a finding that they're not a danger to the community, essentially. >> narrator: although the judge concluded

. >> [speaking spanish] >> i went to see for myself if these stories are true, if fishermen really are hunting dolphins on the open seas. so, we've arrived at this desert fishing town in the middle of peru. this is where we've arranged to meet the long-liner fishing boat that's going to take us out for the next week out into the pacific ocean. in exchange for payment towards fuel costs and on strict condition of anonymity, we managed to gain access onto a shark fishing boat. once on board, the captain agreed to an interview, but only if we concealed his identity. >> [speaking spanish] >> if we kill an animal to eat it, a cow or a pig or something like this, we have very strong regulations. the animal has to be killed within very few seconds. but if you have an animal, and you get a harpoon rammed into it, and have it then struggling for 10 or 15 minutes on a line to get weak and to bleed out slowly... and then you lift it on board, and you cut into the living animal, a still living animal, with a knife, in order to cut deep into it, around the neck and have it bleed to death, that's no

] >>[speaking english] [speaking spanish] >> andrew began diving for lobster at the age of 13. when he was 22 years old, he suffered a severe case of the bends. he's been paralyzed ever since. >> [speaking spanish] >> since the early nineties, over 90% of the lobster caught in nicaragua has been exported to e united states, and sold via distributors like the sysco corporation, the largest food service distributor in north america. >> since over 90% of the lobster that's caught in nicaragua is exported to the u.s. and consumed in the u.s., on a consumer level, we can do a lot to incentivize the--the industry. never before have we been so far from the sources of our food, so i think one of our objectives, one of our goals with this film was to educate viewers, to educate an american audience about one source of our food, and the value chain or the supply chain behind that, which is, in this case, lobster. >> people often ask us, you know, what-- do--what do we want the film to achieve, ultimately? what's the--the bigger message? i--i think it's a complicated question. i think, wh

[ speaking spanish ] the spring. sí.s: what amazes me is the resourcefulness that people have to try to find things. i mean, this water looks like it could keep flowing. is it clean water? do we know? just because it comes out of the mountain we're assuming that it's clean. like, has anybody tested it? and these people are the lucky ones. what if you couldn't even leave your house? i heard about a stranded community that's just down the road. i'm going to see if i can find it. ♪ if you want to see the real strength of hurricane maria, just take a look at this. you live on that side? yeah, i live on that side. i live in the house with the yellow paint, the one at the top of the mountain. across the river is the neighborhood of real abajo. the storm destroyed the bridge, and with it, the only way in or out. locals like carmarie have to use this: a shopping cart rigged with cables. it's their lifeline. this just goes back and forth? yeah, back and forth. when people here realized they had no way to get supplies, they built

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[speaking spanish] >> through the interpreter: good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm part of the migrant education program. i'm happy it has helped me a lot, me and my children a lot. i've been there several years. [speaking spanish] >> through the interpreter: i'm going to be speaking about the program, community and families. the presentation for the board of education of 2018. [speaking spanish] >> through the interpreter: through the work of cesar chavez and migrant workers during the late 1960s, federal and state laws in california recognize the unique challenges migrant students face and dedicated resources to support families to overcome obstacles faced because of poverty and disrupted educational experiences. [speaking spanish] >> through the interpreter: the purpose of the mission of the migrant education program is advocacy and outreach, family literacy, integration of family, technology into education and related programs. programs to facilitate the transition of secondary school students to postsecondary education or employment, professional developmen

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[applause] [ speaking spanish language ] [ speaking through the interpreter ] [applause] >> hi. my name is merding. i'm 11 years old, and i'm a fifth grade student at mec. i love that school because they talk to us in spanish and at the same time they teach us english. i'm worried because all that i've been told next year they are planning to put another school inside ours. i'm worried when all those new kids from all overall these countries come to the united states, there will be no longer space for them and they will be taken to other schools where they will be sad because they will not understand english, and i want them to have the same opportunities that i had, to adapt to this country. i am worried that in other schools, these kids might not find the motivation to go to school. in emc, they teach us words, and they give us tools that are going to be useful for us to go to another school and be prepared. here. we have a space that is adequate, and the classes are fun. besides, if these kids would come, it might be that some of them will be subject, not all of them, might b

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rock. >> [speaking in spanish]. transgender woman that lives in s.r.o. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> interpreter: the reason why i ask you to support this legislation for gender-neutral restrooms is because i have experienced harassment in the past. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> >> interpreter: and if i go to a men's restroom, i feel endangered and that's what happens there. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> interpreter: so i ask you to please pass this legislation so i can go to the bathroom in peace and just support our cause, please. >> muchas gracias. >> interpreter: thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> interpreter: hello. my name is [inaudible]. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> interpreter: and for being a transgendered woman, sometimes i'm criticized for using the women's bathroom. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> interpreter: but i also don't feel safe using the men's restroom. because i have breasts. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> interpreter: i feel like i can't use the men's restroom, either. >>

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a policeman has died after clashes erupted between rival football fans in the spanish city of thirst the. it. was in the sterling scenes in spain to the scots more in this r.t.s. than hawkins's joins us live down the last thing anybody wants to see at a football match these there is violence especially one that brings around a death what happened here you know of course football is a festival of sports a coming together of cultures but obviously not always it seems as the city of melbourne hosted the spartak moscow fans clashes saw five arrested both spanish and russian nationals were understand at this stage also multiple injuries reported as the fans pelted each other with objects including as we can see there flares and

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stage to say the autonomous government is under spanish control i think many people in the spanish government are saying this is the opportunity to do what they want to do for a long time which was to get rid of the immersion of cattle on the account of an emergent language programs alone and in effect to reimpose castilian as the lingua franca of the region of course it is widely spoken but the schooling system has strongly favor kind of a line over the last thirty years and many catalans feel very strongly about this being the one of the key issues of the preservation of their culture at this point three jailed catalan independence leaders have large an appeal against madrid to the u.n. working group on arbitrary detention they think they have a good case i think they have an excellent case the question as we always know with large multinational organizations is how much. how much attention they're going to pay to human rights issues and to what extent the human rights. concerns of these institutions are highly selective we've seen this in other parts of the world there are certain human ri

in spanish ] i used to always pray to god just to make something happened.t want to get old without doing anything in my life or not even being able to see my parents. so, i was always just praying, "god, just make something happen. i -- i want to go to school. i want you to guide me there." [ "pomp and circumstance march no. 1" playing ] ♪ i've always dream of being in college, having a career. i -- i just love studying and learning new things, so even though i knew i couldn't, deep inside, i know that, sometime, i -- i was going to have the opportunity to actually go to college and -- and pursue my dreams. this morning, secretary napolitano announced new actions my administration will take to mend our nation's immigration policy to make it more fair, more efficient, and more just, specifically for certain young people sometimes called "dreamers." kirssy: so, in 2012, when president barack obama announced his executive order of deferred action for childhood arrivals, a program also known as daca, that's when everything changed. my life changed completely. i

[applause]. [ speaking spanish language ] [ speaking through the interpreter ] >> good evening -- good evening. my name is ingrid fajardo. i have a daughter in fifth grade in the mission educational center. already my friends have said almost everything. i just want to bring up a highlight the important that mec has for all the new comer children. mec is a community that every year, it rebuilds itself with new families, new students. the beautiful part of it is the diversity that enriches our community every year and the tri tribulation that we go through to live in this country. teachers are bringing us a lot of different aspects, in many ways. [ speaking spanish language ] [ speaking through the interpreter ] >> one of our most strong concerns is that with everything that is going on in the country with this new administration, our school will no longer be a cozy place. now that there's more freedom to express hate, and nonacceptance for immigrants, this school brings us that strength and it teaches us how to be strong for when it is our time to

d that is true today in spanish language commercial radio there is no news. that sound shocking, but it happened. it is a shocking truth, that there is no news in spanish language radio except for one. when we got started back in -- we got started on july 4, 1980. in 19 0 -- in 1980 the population of latinos in the s. was about 15 million, and 6.5%. now it is 80 mcgee and 17%. and 72% of latinos speak spanish at home. this is not something of the past. some of us were young at that time, right? and that we had big dreams. but rather it is something that is very relevant today. and yet there is no news in spanish language commercial radio. >> stunning. >> it is very stunning. it is a story that some of us don't want to perhaps believe, but it is true. so back in 1976 when we started -- when i started organizing the radio in fresno. it was a community that i came to because i was born in gua haucka, raised in sonoma ounty. in the amount of people i came negligence contact with, they saw the same thing. mexican chicanoas and americans were there. ll of us were b

we destroyed the spanish empire with two spanish fleet. we became an empire, puerto rico, guam and the philippines and liberated in the caribbean we argue me to commit to that we wouldn't. turned it into an american league and acquired hawaii through annexation. he set in motion the events that led eventually and he gets a lot of credit for that and he deserves the period leading mckinley who is an anti-expansionist and said we are going to move and set in motion the actions and the planning that led to the canal. he brought about the open door which save china from being carved up by the european and japanese power. in the 1980s when i was a hot issue in "the wall street journal," it was then called fair trade, so that you can have the exchange of good back and forth across borders. he came up with the concept of imperialism, which was picked up by franklin roosevelt when he was transforming the world through world war ii. he was on his watch we established a special relationship with britain, just a previous couple of years earlier over

it's a community where we get the strength and where we feel better. [ speaking spanish language ] [ speaking through the interpreter ] >> thank you for the time that you're giving us. my name is lily beth portillo. i am the mother of a fifth grader in the mission educational center. we would like to express our concern of mec because of the information we received about another school that is going to get interim facilities. our school -- our concern is that it's going to be complicated for our kids, that in this space, they have felt comfortable so far. they have felt cared for, and if you put another school there, they might lose that, and they might lose their space, as well. [ speaking spanish language ] [ speaking through the interpreter ] >> and another thing will be that the school will have menos -- less space for the kids that will be arriving solidly throughout the year. the classrooms will be saturated. for so many kids, many kids will not have the same attention. as well, we will have -- we had a project of opening up preschool for all these families that come with very

spanish relations both claim sovereignty and attempts by the two nations to arnaout their differences have repeatedly failed now with gregg's approaching british people here are worried that outside the e.u. single market trade and travel will become harder and threaten not just their economy but their identity. for the first time in three stormy days ernest any no and his customs agents can go back out on patrol they're looking primarily for contraband both claim sovereignty and attempts by the two nations to arnaout their differences have repeatedly failed now with bricks at approaching british people here are worried that outside the e.u. single market trade and travel will become harder and threaten not just their economy but their identity. for the first time in three stormy days ernest and his customs agents can go back out on patrol they're looking primarily for contraband cigarettes which are cheaper in this british overseas territory so they're often smuggled into spain the spanish authorities are also on the lookout. for. we have a. rescue operation. to danny know and every

spanish relations both claim sovereignty and attempts by the two nations to arnaout their differences have repeatedly failed now with gregg's approaching british people here are worried that outside the e.u. single market trade and travel will become harder and threaten not just their economy but their identity. for the first time in three stormy days ernest and his customs agents can go back out on patrol they're looking primarily for contraband cigarettes which are cheaper and this british overseas territory so they're often smuggled into spain the spanish authorities are also on the lookout. for. we we have a. rescue operation. we have. there are. two danino and every gibraltarian the border is a symbol of three hundred years of friction between spain and britain in the eighteenth century the spanish laid siege to the rock twice attempting to recapture it by force. in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine spanish dictator francisco franco closed the border completely and imposed an economic blockade. for seventeen years the peninsula had to be supplied by sea and air. ernest any no

moroccan coast now all those were brought to safety after they were discovered by a passenger ship spanish can secure the forces on looking for possible survivors. actress in a famine has broken her silence over a film producer on the weinstein having long hinted that he had assaulted her she said weinstein tried to expose himself to her in a hotel room off they worked together on pope fiction in the one nine hundred ninety s. more than seventy women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct. well germany's biggest political parties are meeting in berlin for what they have called a decisive round of talks over forming a new government two sides had set a deadline for today though they have agreed on two extra days for overtime negotiations an agreement would move germany a step closer to a continuation of the grand coalition between chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats but there are still sticking points including financial and health policy well as the german chancellor headed into the conference room echo expressed her hopes for a conclusive outcome. holman

a policeman has died after clashes erupted between rival football fans in the spanish city of thirst the. it. was in the sterling scenes in spain to the scots more in this r.t.s. than hawkins's joins us live down the last thing anybody wants to see at a football match these there is violence especially one that brings around a death what happened here you know of course football is a festival of sports a coming together of cultures but obviously not always it seems as the city of melbourne hosted the spartak moscow fans clashes saw five arrested both spanish and russian nationals were understand at this stage also multiple injuries reported as the fans pelted each other with objects including as we can see there flares and crackers scenes of course witnessed all too often both and club and international matches as well and it was during these this is just a couple of hours before the match that this police officer tragically died initial reports of course in some tabloid media did claim that this was a result of wounds sustained in the clashes and reporting some sort of blows to the

i halfway know spanish. anyway, the kids, i am in awe of what they did and i just wanted to be sure to say that. there were more questions. [inaudible] >> did most of these families connect with the local communities, like the congolese community or the iraqi community i was in denver? >> that's a great question. >> did they have a spiritual life? did they take it to a mosque, for example? did you go? or temples or whatever they might have. >> i want to talk about the communities in denver, but to just answer this spiritual question, the congolese dad, he was, it was so important to him to be able to have time to go to church that he actually structured, he waited for a job. he ended up with a job washing dishes in a corporate cafeteria, but he wanted a a job where he would be free on the weekends to go to church because church was like his main way to connect to the rest of the congolese community in denver. with the iraqi family, the other family, i really got close to, their mom is muslim. their dad was c

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what we're seeing here is the the results of the spanish government's tactic of divide and rule and the fact that on january thirtieth the two main parties of the cattle of independence movement were unable to come to an agreement as to the swearing in of the exiled catalan president and a lot of people felt quite deflated by the inability of the leadership of the movement to get together at this crucial time. and so i think a lot of people are feeling worn out so i think we're in a position or a time where the movement is feeling a bit deflated because of the failure of the leadership to get together and yet there are speaking out in the streets in perhaps a more organic fashion. the portuguese island of tears they are in the atlantic is in desperate need of decontamination decades of u.s. air force activity have left it polluted with heavy metals and islanders say they're worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. see them through the can and it's done so in a way from here as well ready to stay too long. on most what we have is a series of locations with extr

a policeman has died after clashes erupted between rival football fans in the spanish city of bilbao on thursday my colleague discussed the events with dan hawkins. was. with was was clashes saw five hooligans arrested both spanish and russian nationals were understand at this stage also multiple injuries reported as the fans pelted each other with objects including flares and crackers and it was during these disturbances just a couple of hours before the match that this police officer tragically died initial reports of course in some tabloid media did claim that this was a result of wounds sustained in the clashes and reporting some sort of blows to the head or face causing is the spanish police have officially now denied these reports he became manuel as he was coming out of his van as he deployed to the scene of the disturbances he suffered a cardiac arrest after collapsing that he was pronounced dead on arrival tragically out of hospital and other media were also very quick to report that it was the russian fans who were at the center of this trouble they allege that they started

police talked all nys how the spanish police have officially now denied these reports he became manuel as he was coming out of the ward to the scene of the disturbances he suffered a cardiac arrest of to collapse. on the wild and a hospital the other media were also very quick to report that it was the russian fans who were at the center of this trouble they allege that they started this disorder that they even used weapons to attack the locals knives bats and change and cetera and this is of course despite the fact that what exactly happened in circumstances leading up to these clashes is still under investigation a radio free europe radio liberty for example commenting on how this could impact the world cup here in russia coming up this summer as well as the sport tech press service have they spoken out on this given their view the spartak press service they've also issued a statement saying what they describe as provocations were actually expected from the very beginning they were. in the full knowledge that they wouldn't be welcome in the city of bilbao upon their arrival from the.

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