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valdez used actual transcripts and news headlines from the era.he original production helped launch the career of many chicano actors, including edward james olmos. luis's brother, daniel valdez, and rose portillo were also part of the original cast, playing the young lovers at the heart of the drama. >> it was ahead of its time. very few chicanos were already in the acting business, so for us you know, so young a cast that was coming together, we were people off the street, making our first mark on the industry. but seeing the reactions of the audience and seeing what the audience responded to, because zoot suit's much more than a play, it's an event. in many ways it was a spiritual experience in that sense. >> brown: it was also putting people on the stage and a story on the stage that most audiences haven't seen. >> they hadn't seen characters like this. they'd not seen, i want to say hispanic, latino, chicano, whatever you want to call us, mexican-americans on the stage, and it was a moment where several things were going on. one is you don't

news announcer: more than 11 million gallons of crude oil poured into the sea when tanker "exxon valdez," bound for... joanna: most peoeople, when they think about the environment, they worry about the big accidents and forget that anywhere from a third to half of the oil that's in the ocean didn't come from these accidents. it came from the intentional release of oil by ships. john: oil is toxic to organisms and it can be toxic in several ways. this is a gross image. you know, when you coat something wit oil like that, it's going to die. that's not what we're cononcerned w with. we are concerned with what happens with those lesser concentrations that you can't see may have very y big effects on developing organisms. that's ththe concern n that we e faced with. this is a picturure of pink saln embryos, and it was exposed to a high concentraration of oil. and you can see the expansion of this area around the yolk sack. the toxins in oil,l, as you see here, can cause many of the same kinds of defects in ororganisms as are caused by oftentimes considered to be more seserious chemicals like

mejor del partido , y allá donde la vida no vale nada chocaron el león y américa empata con bruno valdeza 1 . >>> y mientras tanto en la batalla por no descender morelia con veracruz rui diaz le da el triunfo a monarcas . >>> hasta aquí el resumen muchas gracias hasta la próxima . >>> y nosotros al volver le mostramos como un ave demuestra como se realiza un ataque aéreo . >>> y tenga cuidado si graba a una mamá pata con los polluelos miren lo qué pasó aquí . >>> si la pata de aletazo se defendió del paparazi que casi se cae . >>> que pase bue jairo:bienvenidos. el presidente donald trump afirmÓ que estÁ abierto a una reforma migratoria. consciente de la avalancha de crÍticas, el presidente afirmÓ que a su juicio es el tempo correcto para una reforma migratoria que permita algÚn tipo de legalizaciÓn para la poblaciÓn indocumentada.

still other regiments entered alaska at valdez and moved up through the interior.begin working toward fairbanks and the yukon border. in all, there were seven engineer regiments, about 10,000 men. their immediate job was to break through a pioneer road. a road without frills but that could be used to supply the airfields and which could be replaced with a permanent road later. ♪ >> all spring and summer, the troops hacked and cut their way through. ♪ >> there were colored as well as white troops. both did there fair share. they cut around mountainsides and across valleys. ♪ >> they went over sloppy ground. >> they slithered in the mud. ♪ >> they built culverts over brooks and small streams. >> they built bridges over rivers. finally on the 20th of november 1942, eight months after the first troops plunged into the northern bush, the pioneer road from dawson creek to fairbanks was open. the great road through. and the truck drivers were surprised to find the road was much better than expected. its length was more than 1500 miles, and it was one of the wonders of the

vida no daba para mÁs leÓn y amÉrica le metieron el primero al Águila pero amÉrica empatÓ con bruno valdezen casa recibÍa a los rojos del veracruz, raÚl ruÍz dÍaz anotÓ del tiro penal para darle el triunfo enorme monarcas sobre los rojos. hasta aquÍ el resumen y para estar bien informado no olvide visitar univisiondeportes.com arantxa: y nosotros al volver de la pausa les vamos a mostrar como un ave realiza

voy hablar de israel valdez. el vocalista de la banda.se existe competencia con romeo santos comentÓ. prince: creo que a shakira bailando bachata le quedÓ espectacular. tiene la experiencia de haber bailado todos los gÉneros. vamos a ver quÉ opinan ustedes. a mÍ encantÓ. no tengo miedo a ningÚn gÉnero. me llevo super bien con romeo. >> acaso el talentoso cantautor le gustarÍa debutar en alguna telenovela mexicana? prince: me tienen que invitar. no hay ofertas todavÍa. puede ser? algo diferente. [risas] presentador: asÍ es. empiezan a bajar las chicas en la piscina. hace frÍo. vamos a poner un poco de mÚsica. sube a la radio enrique iglesias. suenan todo miami. ahÍ esta la modelo. ♪ bella! veÍa! -- de esa! -- bell! ♪ ♪ ♪ con esta mÚsica nos despedimos. me voy a ir de retiro espiritual. los artistas se tienen que cuidar. por favor. se tiene que portar bien hasta el domingo para poder descansar un poco. nos vemos el lunes. vuelvo con ustedes! ♪ [risas] ♪ presentadora: gracias. vamos a una pausa. mÁs adelante, no se pueden perder los detalles

headline, government workers are suspicious of the effort, valdez, a long-time official, saysent that the first thing he's hear suggest reinventing government two or three or four adding he's optimistic the chops in s real business might lead to good ideas. a letter to kushner. says the trump innovators may not realize government has many back to 1883 that will make it harder to bring private sector to government. political appointees in the government might be urprised if they seek to hire friends or business associates to consider the best candidate general, rules about nepotism are unfamiliar from the private sector, where whoever you want. et's go to james, james is in tennessee. independent line. you?r: hi, how are good morning. foremost, o first and i'm very thankful and appreciative of representative north carolina and john garamendi of california working together. most democrats and republicans, myself, we have the -- actually and i am, these least guy necessary washington, d.c. are not working for us, but for business. and, you know, they need to work together, i feel, not ho

be closed until the end of the rainy seasonthis is city of fremont street maintenance manager carl valdez created a hard closure at this point but something happened the first set of barricades were tossed over the edge of the road and the larger ones were bent over as if someone tried to drive over them then the city looked for a solution to that problem we tried to brainstorm what would keep people from going through tried to chain them together we did found any of these thrown over but we did find those moved aside and we say more and more tire marks. so then the city tried something else we had water filled barricades /and last weekend i got a call from one of my staff members say they moved the barricades so im thinking this happens every once in a whileno they're doing it every day but i never thought for a moment i would see a jogger it the road is closed why are you jogging through it i think its closed only for cars not for pedestriansyou mean this pedestrian and bicycles prohibited sign he had to jog past if there is a landslide and i die that's it oh btw i caught up with the jo

be closed until the end of the rainy seasonthis is city of fremont street maintenance manager carl valdezcity created a hard closure at this point but something happened the first set of barricades were tossed over the edge of the road and the larger ones were bent over as if someone tried to drive over them then the city looked for a solution to that problem we tried to brainstorm what would keep people from going through tried to chain them together we did found any of these thrown over but we did find those moved aside and we say more and more tire marks. so then the city tried something else we had water filled barricades /and last weekend i got a call from one of my staff members say they moved the barricades so im thinking this happens every once in a whileno they're doing it every day but i never thought for a moment i would see a jogger it the road is closed why are you jogging through it i think its closed only for cars not for pedestriansyou mean this pedestrian and bicycles prohibited sign he had to jog past if there is a landslide and i die that's it oh btw i caught up with th

that is the guy, alan valdez, he had a bunch of orders in for that stock. >> he said his client, i think goldman sachs -- liz: he works it through his thing. >> yeah. liz: charlie, you were a big part of that day. big part of dow 21,000 day. so viewers love to hate you. >> come get me. liz: break this story, hedge fund billionaire making a comeback? >> steve cohen. ran sec capital. maybe greatest hedge fund investor of all time, before he was forced to shut down his company in 2013. he was booted from the hedge fund business. not charged criminally. failure to supervise actuaries, booted from securities business for two years. i think that ends, not i think, i know that ends in january 2018. about a year from now. here is what we do know, steve cohen is telling people he is looking to return to the hedge fund business. he says it is pretty definite in 2018. liz: wow. >> remember january 2018 his ban is up. cohen is meeting, here is interesting thing, he is meeting with potential and new investors as known third party marketers can present his fund to family offices and institutional inve

or jennifer parcel and ramona valdez all killed by the hands of our enemies?take for you to accept these marines as marines? i'm committed to making this right, and i need all marines equally committed. >> so what is it going to take? very blunt, very blaiplainspoke words from the head of the united states marine corps on capitol hill. this investigation is continuing. they are looking to see if there is any way they can begin to bring prosecutions if they can find some of those responsible. john? >> what are the next steps here? >> the big question is, can they bring military prosecutions? they have to find the people. they have to determine under what part of the uniform code of military justice they can actually prosecute them. and one of the things we're already hearing this morning is changes in military law may be needed to deal with this whole new era of social media. >> all right. a lot of questions being asked. still need a lot of answers. barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks for being with us. >> thank you all for joining us. i'm john berman. "at th

valdez was released from a denver jail in late december, despite the fact that i.c.e.d a detainer for his removal. the american people are not happy with these results. they know that when cities and states refe to help enforce immigration laws, our nation is less safe. failure to deport aliens who are convicted of criminal offenses puts whole communities at risk, especially imgrant xho immigrans a and. duis, gang rapes, crimes against children and murderers, countless americans would be alive today and countless loved ones would not be grieving today if these policies of sanctuary cities were ended. not only do these policies endanger lives of every american, just last may, the department of justice inspector general found that these policies also violate federal law. the president has rightly said this disregard for law must end. in his executive order, he stated that it is the policy of the executive branch to ensure that states and cities comply with all federal laws, including all immigration laws. today, i'm urging states and local jurisdictions to comply with th