. >> la familia echeverrÍa había enviado a su hijo a estudiar sta el paso para huir de la violencia,o ese dÍa el joven le pidiÓ permiso a su padre para comer con unos amigos el juÁz, con el dre di arrepentirse de haber dado ese permiso. >>gran entrevista, gracias martÍn. recuerde que pue ver la entrevista completa este domingo en al., a las 10 de la maÑana. un fuerte proyectode ley, el 590 contra los indocumentados parece avanzar al menos r esta noche con Éxito en el nado estatal de indiana. oc a uno asÍ fue aprobado y en este aÑo 2011 vale decir que los republanos dominan aÍ la cÁma y el senado. blanca rosa nos explica que

-¿le daria una cerveza a un niÑo o a >> le daria una cerveza a un niño de 21 años'; si dijoq si noe stae 12 han coinsuido una bebida alcoholica, y el 16% la consiguio en su cas,ae ste estudio dice que los niños comienzan a toamr alcohol antes d elos 15 años tiene mas posibildiades de egenerar problemas con al bebdia, buenas noches hasta mañana >> se encuentra tras las rejas un sospechoso de asesinar a gente jaime zapata en mÉxico. su apellido irÓnicamente tambiÉn es zapata. >> el diÁlogo exclusivo con univisiÓn a la secretarÍa de seguridad nacional, janet napolitano responde a las crÍticas del presidente felipe calderÓn. >> la expresidente de la cÁmara de representantes, nos dijo por quÉ los demÓcratas no tuvieron en la agenda una reforma migratoria cuando eran mayorÍa en ambas cÁmaras del congreso. >> aumentan las secciones de varios paÍses para sacar a sus ciudadanos de libia. -acciones. metas los grupos opositores tomas y que cerca de la capital. >> el presidente obama tomÓ hoy una drÁstica decisiÓn relacionada con matrimonios de personas del mismo sexo. >> hola, que tal muy buenas n

--pero qu tan buena es sta estrategia? jaime peluffo nos trae la respuesta..ake pkg sebastian tiene 20 aÑos, es originario de mxico y una indiscrecin lo puso en manos de ice y en proceso de deportacin.. s.o.t. sebastian/enfrenta deportación 14:41:00 cuando me detuvieron a mi me trataron de hacer firmar la deportación voluntaria, entonces dije no. ahora sebastan tiene que pelear su estadia en el pas en las cortes. s.o.t. 12:50:00 voy a meter una aplicación de asilo en la próxima corte que tengo. nats.. el asilo no es comn para mexicanos, pero la creciente violencia del narcotrafico en ese pas se ha prestado para que algunos abogados de inmigracin consideren esa ruta para clientes que no tienen otra opcin. s.o.t. 5:18:00 por muchos mexicanos es la única alternativa. mark silverman trabaja para una agencia que aboga por los derechos de los inmigrantes. s.o.t. mark silverman/ilrc 2:47:00 lo veo muy legítimo que las personas, mexicanos que de veras tienen miedo de los traficantes de droga que ya están en caso de deportación soliciten el asilo. muy posible no van a

s.o.t. lvaro almanza/abogado - la raza/sta.ara 1:29:00 es una muy buena cosa porque ahora con este cambio la persona que no tenga licencia no va tener que correr el riesgo de perder su movilidad, no va a perder su carro, va a ser una multa que ellos pueden tratar de arreglar con ir al departamento de vehículos y tratar de conseguir una licencia. apenas en enero, la polica de san jose anunci que dej de confiscar vehculos de personas sin licencia.. hoy confirmamos que el sheriff de santa clara le dio discrecin a sus oficiales para que hagan lo mismo. ahora el condado quiere descongestio nar las cortes criminales despenalizand o la falta. s.o.t. dave cortese/supervisor , cdo santa clara 7:49:00 no more worrying about, you know, i am charged with a misdemeanor, i have to hire an attorney, i have to go to jail. este supervisor del condado dijo que la gente ya no tendr que preocuparse de contratar abogados e ir a la crcel, y el condado de gastar recursos en corte.. ahora slo habr una multa de por medio. s.o.t. 5:34:00 pero no los van

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. >> stá demostrando que no siente nada. >> le quiero dar a todos ustedes una unas gracias desde m fondo dónde vamos a ir. >> que pase el desgraciado. >> (gritos). >> de dónde eres?. >> puerto rico. >> denver. >> de dónde?. >> del df. >> de puerto rico nena. >> y tú?. >> (gritos). >> puebla. >> ciudad de guerrero. (risas). >> señores de verdad que estamos muy contentos muy agradecidos con ustedes y ha sido una tarde maravillosa, una ciudad divina. >>... (inaudible). >> dónde están mis compañeros.@ >> quiero saber dónde está?. >> quier tomarse una foto conmigo. >> los quiero muchísimo recuerden ustedes que siempre estamos con la tera en la mano y mira para que salga. >> ven para toda tu familia en méxico. >> y un abzo. >> recuerden que nos vamos a ver el lunes a las 6 de la tarde 5 centro con qué?. >> (gritos). >> gracias chicago, gracias chicago. >> gracias por el apoyo de siempre. >> gracias por el apoyo de siempre. >> vamos a estar con ustedes

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one of the sta pennies represent $2 million. these pennies over here represent security and defense spending. and this entire part of the table are so-called entitlements. is the president talking about cutting anything from any of that? the answer is, no. all of the cuts are focused on this one section, which is everything else the government spends money on. everything from space exploration to building roads. but the bottom line is, unless you're willing to talk about cutting entitlements or defense, or both, really, there's no way you can think about balancing the budget. >> the daunting problem of our national finances in pennies. jon karl will have more tllatern "good morning america." >>> the fallout after egypt's government reform. tens of thousands of protesters turned out in the capital of iran. there were reports that one bystander was shot dead. but it is difficult to get information, since the government tries to suppress journalists. >>> meanwhile, in egypt, the military is getting good marks reform. and for millio

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they get it, every time you look at an existing sta, service is better, agriculture is better, that is the data. these are the facts, but nobody understands the facts. we're just saying, let us compete. we are fine. we can compete. now we have to sell the case. that is not the perception of the average american, especially with high unemployment. it is a complicated task. on the ways to save money or make government smaller, fundamentally, he told us that in the cabinet meeting that morning, i don't think this is confidential, he instructed the cabinet to work on these elements to drive a smarter government and he had a long list of ro-do's. -- to-do's. that is the nature of getting things done. i am kind of where you are. we both got out of the same school about a year apart, so we are probably close in age. nonetheless, having been to these so many times, there's real work under way, people doing work, making recommendations, negotiating, give-and-take. it is hard for us as business people to underestimate what is necessary politically to get anything done, and that would be in the a

kee they're -- their, you know, memories are long, so he is not very sta revered in the his home state for that reason. h he dide not -- he would not sell his gun to the confederacy at all though he was certainly urged to do so by friends and t family members. he went to the north and created the gun in indianapolis. he did return back to the south for visits, but his wife never- went with him. there's no evidence she evert accompanied him back home, and he would go back many, many times. there's not a correspondence tha record of that, but you can just kind of imagine, can't you, kind of conversations, their private conversations about that, about her not accompanying him back to the farm that he had grown up on. so it's a wonderful point to remember that where you were born is one thing, but then you can make of your life what you u wanted to make of it, and gatling was very opposed to f slavery. his father had been a slave owner, he himself had been given slaves as a wedding present and then liberated those slave duringyes the civil war. yes. i see we have a -- >> i just wanted to m

. >> reporter: for the last couple of years the restauranted up grasshopper tacos and toe sta das and he says this is something to chirp about. >> it's salty and you have chilly and it's -- it's like fried shrimp. >> some mexican regions's grasshoppers for their high protein and vitamins. >> this is what they look like. >> some of his customers eat them just to say they did. >> we have a lot of young crowds coming in it for it because for them it's like a fear factor food. >> oh, god! >> it's a unique dish, not for the faint of heart. >> good if you don't think about it. >> i'm not crazy about the legs but -- super -- >> for those who might want to take things up a notch, the menu also includes fried ta ranrantu >> he said they in this mission district restaurant they are exotic but to others they are the taste of home. nbc bay area news. >> i'm going to need cheese with that. >> i like it. >> i need cheese on it so i can eat it. >> in the mission in the city. >> correct. >> i'm coming. >> jeff, you in? >> yeah, i'm in. i need the hot sauce. loading it up and making it a little bit ex

we have got a nominally testify t l you are stas maing to see m proposalsened with a budget that you may or may not agree with. wenine seen again impartial power for less than two months enow, but youtoml stas ma s what the agenda is. as i said on the outset of the hohowin what you're g cyng to b seeing is democrats advocating budit it cuts of this level and republicans over here, and we're going to adopt -- end up with sy jething in between. that's how this is built. on the premise of cy jpry jise. and i think one things that somewhat refreshing is that i think spe ner bhe hhner is cy jmiing to ced to as much as possible doing open rules in the house. which means other members in a previous which -- it's messy, and i think we have seen and tsill see speaker boehn black eye and a fat lexa losing a flike.teaotes on the floor th way. but it really is a more demowashatic process. and -- but we'll see both sides putting up plans on it. and youtoml see better now that you've got gra great -- host: you write that the cy jin eedght repuber the dt gt ceili will require the legislative and pr

alof those things came together, and reagan didn't just tap into popular discontent with the stas quo. clearly there is an elemt of that, but he actually tried to offer a specific economic plan. that's what 1980 was all about. >> you go on in your piece with these words that political scientists speak of transformational vs. transactional leaders. agent of change vs. defender of the status quo. jefferson, jackson, lincoln, t.r., and f.d.r. boldly changing their time and leaving in their wake a grip on power for several decades. with f.d.r., the roosevelt consensus about the role of government, the social safety net that f.d.r. created in the midst of the great depression. that was the governing consensus. ronald reagan had to take that into account in 1980. george wl the conservative columnist famously said that the american conservative wants to conserve the new deal. social security had been an issue for republicans, and reagan was no exception of that. the fact is that after ronald reagan -- the best evidence is when bill clinton said "the year big government is over." in many ways

we have got a nominally testify t l you are stas maing to see m proposalsened with a budget that youay or may not agree with. wenine seen again impartial power for less than two months enow, but youtoml stas ma s what the agenda is. as i said on the outset of the hohowin what you're g cyng to b seeing is democrats advocating budit it cuts of this level and republicans over here, and we're going to adopt -- end up with sy jething in between. that's how this is built. on the premise of cy jpry jise. and i think one things that somewhat refreshing is that i think spe ner bhe hhner is cy jmiing to ced to as much as possible doing open rules in the house. which means other members in a previous which -- it's messy, and i think we have seen and tsill see speaker boehn black eye and a fat lexa losing a flike.teaotes on the floor th way. but it really is a more we will see both sides putting up lands. you will see more of that now that you have divided government. host: there are three major events happening over the last couple months. the overall budget debate for the next fiscal debate, p

senate commerce committee staff, and this is where i want to say that we have a great commerce committee sta staff, some of whom will be leaving and this may be their final achievement, and i'm very pleased that they are going to leave on such a high. anne beggeman is the chief of our commerce committee staff, and as the chairman pointed out, she has been given a great position, a promotion. she's been appointed to be a commissioner on the surface transportation board. and she's going to do a great job. in fact, i think that she's accusing us of holding up her hearing because we like her so much, but she is going to, in fact, have a hearing in the next couple of weeks and i know she will be confirmed because everyone who works with her knows what a great manager and a great leader she has been on our staff. i want to thank brian hendricks. brian was described by the chairman as quietly effective, and we all started laughing on the back bench because brian is a tiger. and we need his brilliance and his tenacity in all of the major things we do on the commerce committee. and, in fact, brian is

host: you clearly been involved at the sta level. you have also been very involved in the national association. being a doctor to that many people is a consuming job. why are you going for the larger and national level? guest: if my brother and i had the opportunity to listen to john f. kennedy speak live in new orleans. and that brought the call of service to me. as i progress in my medical career, i realize when you can change policy, you could affect millions of people. i have had a very gratifying career with the patients i have treated over the past 30 years, and you get immediate gratification, but when you can change programs that affect millions and millions of people. lbj never treated a person in his life, but the policies that he enacted, when you think about it, they have affected the lives of millions and millions of people. i think policy is critical in addition to the primary hands on a carrot that we get. host: we are learning more about the community health care centers and how they are making proposed cuts. $1.3 bil

really worried that in the short term we may see a cavalcade of budget cuts that impact children that sta with us for more than 20 years if we are not careful. est: i think the mayor is right. the graduation rates are not what they should be. we failed in that regard. host: reflect on the budget, the c.r. that was recently passed. guest: as far as funding, we get discretionary dollars out of washington. the funds are things that mayors can designate in our communities where the needs are. if you start cutting those, you are going to start cutting into a lot of social programs that affect a lot of people that rely need the help. a 60% and cut is way too much. we are willing to tighn our belt. the idea of cutting the funds drastically is a really bad decision. host: how is your voice heard in this debate? guest: it is my opinion that we will take some cuts. i have tried to communicate on the white house level and to congress there are other ways that they can help. i think the main street fairness act, taking the loophole involving sales tax on sales over the internet, is a way to not have

our tdidhnical staing it. we want to hear fro wyou to pinnempint where the problems are. later in the day, because so repuny have phoned in. 202-626-3400. but the easier and faster way is to sendtestss an e repuil. . i vetestss your name and how to reach you and tell us who your cllile pro200der is. the n.g.a. all weekend live on c-span. thank yohonfor jw kenngtestss. enjoy the rest of your day, and have a great weekend. . . >> president and first lady will welcome all the governors to the white house sunday for the 2011 governor's dinner. coming up this afternoon at 2:00, coverage of the democratic governors' association. o'malley will leave that and other governors will talk about jobs and building competitiveness in their states. back at under way at 2:00 p.m. eastern. also today, a look at the afghan security forces. the u.s. is pulling back in a crucial valley in afghanistan. the pesh valley we will hear from the afghan defense minister today coming up at noon, eastern agreed that will be on c-span. we will look at the number of stories on libya. the french president

wonder where you sta? i am begging you not to balance it. >> thank you very much. can we agree that the one-size- fits-all -- that is exactly what i heard -- one size does not fit all. it is part of the solution process. it is going to the bureaucratic aspect. it is not have to have the ability havflexibility. to do you need accountability? yes. how abt if you took that money and allow part of that to go to the teachers and students? that is why we need the help. that is an opportunity that we have right now. >> you are right about one size does not fit all. the thing that will be acting this area is a designation that we do not want, the designation of being an area for ducks. this is arizona. we are being compared to spaces that receive 50 inches of rainfall a year. it is going to have some really serious consequences. we are forced to comply with preventative measures. we really need to be looking at fema and the impact fee man has on certain properties. i spent a great deal of is -- a great deal of time working with these companies. it ia pretty arbitrary stead

although both claim we have a sta treechic dialogue and engaged in strategic engagements and although we have more meetings of all time thafren before, the truth is, the u.s./pakistani relationship today is in the deep state of disrepair. there is intense frustration on both sides. i'll just speak about the americans, though. the chief of station at the cia in islamabad was outed earlier this year. it's not a secret. it's in every newspaper in the unite. that's an stroid jae. even in the most hostile state, and this is supposed to be our friend. more extraordinary, immediately it was put out by the cia who was outed by the isi. by the pakistani interservices intelligence organization. i don't know whether that's true or not, but when intelligence relationships have deteriorated from that point, we are in very deep, bad waters. on top of the frustration, there are constant cries of impending doom. that as bad as it is today, it could get far worse. after the events in times square last may we saw a whole -- traveling with a simple message. if there's a mass casualty terrorist attack on

i'd welcome you comments on that from both a practical political sta standpoint and from a principle standpoint. >> i'm sorry. could you restate the question? i want to make sure i understood it. >> apparently the majority leader or senator reid is not going to allow votes on the number of things that the house of representatives is passing out, trying not to mention a particular subject like health care, the -- so there's a prospect obviously of trading, some horse trading. we will let you have a vote on health care. you give us votes on "x" number of judicial nominees. and i'd welcome your reaction to that in the political question and as a principle question in terms of dealing with judicial nominations. >> i'm going to probably disappoint you by staying with my own responsibility and competence. i would rather not address the various ways in which business of the senate is moved. obje obviously the members made judgments about which measures and which votes and what combination will be scheduled or taken and that is a complicated process that i think is probably best not to comme

although both claim we have a sta treechic dialogue and engaged in strategic engagements and although we have more meetings of all time thafren before, the truth is, the u.s./pakistani relationship today is in the deep state of disrepair. there is intense frustration on both sides. i'll just speak about the americans, though. the chief of station at the cia in islamabad was outed earlier this year. it's not a secret. it's in every newspaper in the unite. that's an stroid jae. even in the most hostile state, and this is supposed to be our friend. more extraordinary, immediately it was put out by the cia who was outed by the isi. by the pakistani interservices intelligence organization. i don't know whether that's true or not, but when intelligence relationships have deteriorated from that point, we are in very deep, bad waters. on top of the frustration, there are constant cries of impending doom. that as bad as it is today, it could get far worse. after the events in times square last may we saw a whole -- traveling with a simple message. if there's a mass casualty terrorist attack on

i don't think it was the sta. i think we reached a point, and it's very easy to do, when you have the kind of make-up that you have, and remember, the charge to the commission were 22 specific agenda items which were reached in a partisan way in this committee. i early on was contacted by folks who said, we wanted to get these particular items on the list and we weren't allowed to, so that what we re guided to look at was structured from a partisan point of view. now, why in the world would i -- if i know anything about that, go into this situation with my eyes wide open. i went into it with my eyes wide open. we were asked to get to the fundamental causes. and i thought that was really really important. and i was concerned about this business of looking at villains and victims. just let me run a quick analogy, it's like this budget fret right now. we're spending all this time on discretionary spending. it's a dime. nobody's moving to the fundamentals, which is the entiement reform area. i was hopeful we could mov

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sta rather than the states likeut b the arizona to cut back to the level of other states for example for now with the health care law freezes in the existing disparity is so there is a bigbetween orng difference between or among the how states depending upon how liberal the coverage is short. we have tried to do our best to find ways to ameliorate the pr problems and devoted resources towards medicaid fraud prevention. there have been very difficult decisions made as for example exam including the reimbursing health care providers with less money.t as you can imagine that hasn't gone over well.magine even more controversial and very sad arizona stopped medicaid funding for several kinds of 1. transplant surgeries'. by this is a rationing required by a obamacare. the state cannot afford tot provide the most expensivetheref has t procedures therefore has to cut them baback all because they areng back prevented by law from pilingadul ts back the coverage of the adults place without children. so the one place that they can on cut is on the transplants. s ai a very sad day as i said. nobo

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that's more than 20% of the entire population of yo our sta. ordinarily the state would be able to dial back that coverage in order to fit within its budget. but believe it or not, the obama-care law that was passed here prevents a state from managingity own medicare -- or excuse me, medicaid program by determining who is going to be covered by that program. right now, the arizona program consumes almost 30% of the state's general fund spending and that's an increase of 17% over four years ago. so arizona could, as i said, dhiel back except for one thing and that is obama-care. as our governor, jan brewer, recently noted in a letter to speaker bane, and i'm quoting, "the growth in arizona medicaid spending is a key cause of our state budget crisis and is unsustainable. we cannot afford this increase without gutting every other state priority, such as education and public safety." so the arizona legislature has taken steps to address this. they have now cut $2.2 billion in spending from a $10 billion budget, but that doesn't go far enough to --

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i'd welcome you comments on that from both a practical political sta standpoint and from a principle standpoint. >> i'm sorry. could you restate the question? i want to make sure i understood it. >> apparently the majority leader or senator reid is not going to allow votes on the number of things that the house of representatives is passing out, trying not to mention a particular subject like health care, the -- so there's a prospect obviously of trading, some horse trading. we will let you have a vote on health care. you give us votes on "x" number of judicial nominees. and i'd welcome your reaction to that in the political question and as a principle question in terms of dealing with judicial nominations. >> i'm going to probably disappoint you by staying with my own responsibility and competence. i would rather not address the various ways in which business of the senate is moved. obje obviously the members made judgments about which measures and which votes and what combination will be scheduled or taken and that is a complicated process that i think is probably best not to comme