lugar nacional e internacional, hasta que nos sintamos seguros de que no hay amenaza para washington dc" silvana quiroz univision washington "la calle pensilvania, no han sacado a las personas y esta cerrada bajo "lock down" o alerta" asÍ fue que calles aledaÑas a la casa blanca fueron cerradas y permanecieron en alerta. policÍas y agentes del servicio secreto se desplegaron a lo largo y ancho de la ciudad elvira turista venezolana "con todas las medidas de seguridad y todo y todo cerrado tenemos que esperara y hoy es nuestro ultimo día aquí y pues todo esta cerrado las calles y la policía por todos lados y la verdad estamos un poco consternados con lo que esta pasando" javier turista panameño "preocupación porque ahora estamos de vacaciones aquí y la que venia teníamos que estar en boston y pues bueno nada solo precaución antes cualquier sospecha o cualquier persona que pueda llamar la atención no" metro tambiÉn tomo medidas de precauciÓn enviando a mas guardias de seguridad y recordando a los residentes del Área metropolitana que deben denunciar cualquier acto sospechos

>>> muy buenas noches, bienvenidos ha esta ediciÓn especial de la ediciÓn nocturna desde washington dc con motivo de la presencia de miles de inmigrantes muchos de ellos la mayorÍa diria yo indocumentados actividades que lo caacompaÑaro que llegaron hasta washington que expresar de cerca su entusiasmo por una reforma migratoria y tambiÉn u y idea que esta es una necesidad llegaron desde todos los reuniones cons del paÍs y se juntaron en la explanada oeste frente al capitolio ahÍ estuvo lourdes. >>> a los pieles del capitolio miles de personas de mÁs de 30 estados presionaron al congreso para impulsar una reforma migratoria que regular legalice millones de indocumentados. >>> quisiera poder ayudarlos en su educaciÓn. >>> pasen una reforma migratoria porque no es justo que tantas familia estÉn viviendo separadas tantas deportaciones y separaciÓn familiar necesitamos una referencia mil. >>> andy * confesÓ que conoce su situaciÓn. >>> durÉ aquÍ diez aÑos siendo ilegal tambiÉn, siendo indocumentado vivÍa sufri en carne propia la angustia que se vive sin tener documentos en e

is scary considering one is coming up here in dc. it makes you feel a little nervous about getting ready for a race. >> reporter: we could see added police presence everywhere, police chief said while there has been no direct threat against the nations capitol she knows washington could be next. >> there are other activities we are involved in we have a lot of assets and resources here. everything that needs to be in place is in place. >> reporter: if you see something say something. >> if you see something report it. >> reporter: tomorrow is a local holiday, thousands of people down here, scenario not all that different from what was going on in boston. >> we have no changes in plans at this point bruce we hope people will come down and engage in this important celebration, 151st celebration. >> reporter: the e mans mission festivities end tomorrow night at 8:45 p.m. with a fireworks display. wanted you to know where all the noise was coming from. bruce johnson reporting from downtown washington. back to you. >> thank you bruce. now

no one realizes it, but the united dc-8 is headed straight for them. seconds later, as both planes approach 5,000, there's a brutal collision. one of the dc-8's engines tears through the fuselage of the super connie. the twa plane breaks into pieces and goes down on the spot, crashing in staten island's miller airfield. but the united jet manages to stay aloft for eight and a half more miles, until it is over brooklyn, where todd reed, 20 years old, is standing on the street. >> i crossed at 7th and sterling place, just stepping on the corner, when i heard a loud, loud whine. when i turned around, the wing of the plane, united airlines, was catching into the roof of the building i had just left. and there was a tremendous explosion. immediately i dropped to the ground, and moments after that, there was a second explosion. bang. just everything exploded. and now the whole place was on fire. i stayed on the ground for what i thought seemed to be a long time but i believe it was only several seconds. and i jumped up and i ran and i never looked back. >> o

it's not all negative, but the negative realities of southeast dc. so i think, you know, people see the capitol from the other side of the river. but in some ways, these it's very much a different wor >> read for us one of those poems you wrote about those kids where you live. it's called, "we die soon." >> "we die soon." this jazz. once you learn it as your own, you will listen to the brassy chatter of old brown men riffing on recent murders. the boy who was killing folks one who had a claw hammer. no, in virginia, the boy slashing women's behinds. no, sir, this boy was stabbing people, cold -- seated on concave milk crates or their sweat, and engine-oil anointed limbs drooping off a station wagon's trunk door, muscles slack save for fingers clutching cold beer. through appreciation, you will learn to distinguish the hollers of youngins that end in sweet jabs and hand slaps from the hollers that summon lights and sirens up the hill. electricity drowns the nights. the restless birds sing back to the evening gunshots --a magnum's baritone pow. with ag

it's not all negative, but the negative realities of southeast dc. so i think, you know, people see the capitol from the other side of the river. but in some ways, these it's very much a different world. >> read for us one of those poems you wrote about those kids where you live. it's called, "we die soon." >> "we die soon." this jazz. once you learn it as your own, you will listen to the brassy chatter of old brown men riffing on recent murders. the boy who was killing folks one who had a claw hammer. no, in virginia, the boy slashing women's behinds. no, sir, this boy was stabbing people, cold -- seated on concave milk crates or their sweat, and engine-oil anointed limbs drooping off a station wagon's trunk door, muscles slack save for fingers clutching cold beer. through appreciation, you will learn to distinguish the hollers of youngins that end in sweet jabs and hand slaps from the hollers that summon lights and sirens up the hill. electricity drowns the nights. the restless birds sing back to the evening gunshots --a magnum's baritone pow. with

. >>> i mean in washington, dc, where i live, you know, i wake up in southeast dc where the unemployment rate, it's around 22%. and i go across the city to au. >> american university? >> right, where, you know, unemployment is 3%, population's very affluent. so you know, every day, i'm forced to deal with those realities and reconcile them in my head. and i think, you know, that commute that i have to deal with, every week, comes out in my poetry because i feel like often i'm trying to reconcile or make sense of these conflicting worlds that geographically aren't that very far from each other. >> kyle dargan grew up in newark, new jersey with working parents determined he would escape a deteriorating city and make something of himself. but echoes of the inner city still resonate when dargan walks through his new neighborhood in southeast dc. >> isn't your neighborhood more or less in the shadows of the capital? >> i think realtors want people to think that, but actually, we're on the other side of the anacostia river. actually, my neighborhood now, i saw it listed somewhere on a real est

. >> dc and the rest of the nation are waking up on high alert. changes you will see this morning and how they are preparing for the crowds gathering for a parade this morning. >> good morning. we have live team cuff rage ove the boston marathon crowds out there. 57 degrees outside. let's see what it is outside your door. >> good morning right now off to a cloudy and cool start. that is a live view from the city camera. the mountains shenandoah valley. it is in the low and mid 50s. prince george county mid 50s to low 50s parts of montgomery county. mid and upper 50s and by 10:00 should be party sunny and into the low 50s. party sunny sky with a south early breeze. here is the home town forecast. temperatures into the mid 60s. good morning. >> we will show you live cameras around the beltway. things are running nice and smoothly. inner and outer loops are both clear. you can see here, clear as you make your trip along pennsylvania avenue. no accidents or construction. i'm back checking roads and then over to you. we are working to gather the latest

. >> dc police need your help to solve two separate sex assaults. the first happened at 21st and 8th streets. there a woman was assaulted by three men. then another asouth man knocked on the door and once inside assaulted the woman. >> demonstrators say they want to show support for plan to crack down on gun violence. republicans now say they will support that measure. we expect maine and illinois senators to vote for it. others put the bill together. >> this week, we expect to see immigration reform bill. a bipartisan group of senators has been working on. it will allow millions of undocumented citizens to become citizens. >> the senate could hold hearings on the proposal later this week. >> this is a picture what it looked like after firefighters arrived on the scene at 9:00 last night. we are told they worked through the night to get it under control. no word on how it started. >> we are going to hope to get answers today about changes fairfax county plays to make. the county's department of transportation will hold the first of six public meetin

. >> a dc-10 loses an engine on takeoff and rolls on its side and nosedives to the ground. >> the entire engine had physically separated from the aircraft. >> all of these disasters have one thing in common, the physical structure of each plane failed with fatal consequences. what pushed these planes to the breaking point? >>> whenever a plane goes down, it's the tragic aftermath that usually flashes over and over again around the globe. scattered wreckage, tattered clues to what may have happened. now, you're about to become an eyewitness to the accident. our dramatic animations will put you up close and even inside those troubled planes, right next to passengers experiencing unimaginable terror. in the next hour, jets with extreme failures that can be traced back to the machine's very core or structure. >> structural failures when part of the airplane itself fails. in the worst case, it can be a wing actually coming off the airplane or tail section or an engine or a cargo door. >> the structure of the airplane is like the bones in your body, and it holds everything together. >> if the

esos son los temas que se abordan en washington dc y vamos a discutir en el dÍa de hoy. comenzamos con el grupo de ocho senadores que ha estado preparando un proyecto de ley, parte de lo que dijeron. >>> todos estamos conscientes que no vamos a llegar a un acuerdo final hasta ver un lenguaje inicial de la propuesta, creo que la terminamos esta semana. >>> no todo va a ser fÁcil, el senador republicano de la florida marco rubio, uno de los ocho legisladores trabajando en la cÁmara alta a favor de una reforma migratoria integral advirtiÓ. >>> se presenta al comitÉ judicial del senado que investiguen, que el publico tenga la oportunidad de opinar, estamos hablando de la vida de seres humanos. >>> los esfuerzos a favor de una reforma migratoria integral se llevan a cabo no solo en la cÁmara alta, tambiÉn en la cÁmara baja. en washington dc rogelio mora tagle nos habla de los esfuerzos de un grupo menos conocido en la cÁmara baja que lleva aÑos trabajando a favor de una reforma migratoria intergral. >>> quizÁs no se ha dado la difusiÓn que los ocho senadores que tr

buenas tardes rosita, me encuentro en el monumento japones americano aqui en washington dc, a proposito de que los cerezos japoneses han alcanzado su maximo florecimiento y maÑana se estara realizando el desfile nacional de los cerezos japoneses, en ingles cherry blossoms... actualmente tenemos una temperatura de setenta grados con un cielo mayormente nublado y viento ligero soplando desde el norte a 14 millas por hora, mas adelante les tendre, detalles del tiempo para el fin de semana y tambien las notas del entretenimiento... ...una pausa..y al regreso.. varias familias latinas estan en riesgo de perder sus apartamentos en alexandria... volvemos con detalles.. ademas...faltan pocos dias para rendirle cuentas al tio sam.. ¿como evitar errores??? le informamos..en unos momentos. no olvide que ya tenemos disponible un nuevo servicio de "alerta de noticias de ultima hora"... para recibirlas, solo debes enviar por mensaje de texto la palabra noticiasdc al 90900 e inmediatamente comenzaras a recibir las noticias de ultimo momento que usted necesita saber!!! familias latinas protestan ante

bienvenidos en primer impacto extra, miles se preparan para la manifestaciÓn en washington, dc cientos de estar con ellos porque decenas de campesinos se unen a una causa muy importante, veamos. en un campo diferente amaneciÓ rÁ un grupo de campesinos en la prÓxima semana. no tenemos idea. >> son hombres y mujeres que luchan a diario. recogiendo fresas lo que estÁn las riendas en la mucha por la "reforma migratoria" para eso van motivado as washington, dc para objeto trabajar p abogar por los trabajadores como ellos >> esta marcha es muy importante porque tenemoss familiares que no tienen documentos y es el momento de hacer todos un esfuerzo para salir tomar un aviÓn para mostrar sus rostros que a diario se imponen y quienes debaten la reforma, les explican de quienes hacen en el cultivo la comida escasea. >> lo que queremos con delegaciÓn que tengan contacto con ellos y que oigan las historias. >> como parte de la "reforma migratoria" estÁn pidiendo que se les otorga un permiso de trabajo que puedan obtener una licencia de conducir y tambiÉn obtener un nÚmero de seguro social

y dc united sin ideas volvio a perder, fue superado en el estadio robert f. kennedy por red bulls de nueva yorks, con goles de thierry henry a los 29 minutos y completo jamison olave a los 36, ambos en el primer tiempo. con esta derrota dc united es ultimo de la tabla en la conferencia del este con solo 4 puntos de 6 partidos jugados. el proximo partido de los capitalinos sera en casa, el domingo cuando reciban a las 5 de la tarde al union de filadelfia. >>> es lunes, quince de abril del aÑo 2013 y estas son las noticias. pÁnico en boston, dos muertos y un centenar de heridos por un atentado con bombas. >>> principales ciudades de estados unidos cierran accesos. >>> presidente obama ordenÓ aumentar la seguridad en el paÍs

en el salón de clases de la maestra, en washington dc. los estudiantes aprendieron hoy, una nueva lección que su voz cuenta y por eso escribieron cartas al congreso. explicando por qué los indocumentados se merecen una reforma migratoria. >>> es injusto, le he servido al país, a los estados unidos y no tener papeles. >>> cada uno tiene su poder para hablar sobre sus derechos en este país >>> además de las cartas aprendieron de la artista, una forma de expresarse haciendo pinturas en tortillas mexicanas. donde más manera sus deseos. >>> esto expresa que hay una niña llorando, porque la están separando de su país. de sus padres, de su patria. >>> creo que es una forma muy peculiar y muy nueva de hacerle saber, la necesidad que tenemos de una reforma migratoria. >>> mañana, muchos de estos estudiantes se unirán a la manifestación y entregaran sus cartas y arte a los congresistas. todo para apoyar a miles que se van a unir a la manifestación por la reforma como estos campesinos que viajaron desde california. >>> estamos un poco c

buenas tardes rosita, me encuentro en el monumento japones americano aqui en washington dc, a proposito de que los cerezos japoneses han alcanzado su maximo florecimiento y maÑana se estara realizando el desfile nacional de los cerezos japoneses, en ingles cherry blossoms... actualmente tenemos una temperatura de setenta grados con un cielo mayormente nublado y viento ligero soplando desde el norte a 14 millas por hora, mas adelante les tendre, detalles del tiempo para el fin de semana y tambien las notas del entretenimiento...

outlaw slavery in dc, one side, but it would be expedient to end the slave trade in dc. see the balance? for the south, now both new mexico and california would eventually be free, and the north, everybody knew that. what's the south going to get? a tougher fugitive slave law. slaves were constantly running away and getting help from northerners, and some northern states had laws that forbid its police to do anything about capturing those slaves and returning them to their owners. that had to be stopped so that webster's arguments on the slave trade, which northerners are going to hate, is the argument that daniel webster will get up and defend and say, this is the law. this is property. it's protected under the constitution. you have an obligation to follow the law. it's not up to you to decide which laws you will obey, and which you won't. we've been through that with the nullification controversy when south carolina said it nullified the tariff laws within its state. you can't do it. you can't pick and choose. and as far as all these recommendations were concerned, th

we are very honored today that tom perez has come from washington, dc, to give welcoming remarks here at this summit. tom perez is the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division in washington, dc, he was nominated for that position by president obama and sworn in in october of 2009 and we are all the lucky -- we are all very lucky that that happened in october of 2009. tom has spent his entire career in public service and on protecting the civil rights of our most vulnerable people. tom actually joined the civil rights division as a young lawyer and while he was there he prosecuted some of the most significant cases in the country. lawyers in the civil rights division get fanned out to places in the country to handle cases in mississippi and alabama and california and all over and tom was one of those people. he was sent to texas to handle a very significant hate crime case when he was a young lawyer that involved a gang of white supremacists that went on a killing spree and ended up shooting 3 people and killing one when he was a young lawyer working in the civil rights

fui cara su cabildeo anuncio que participaran de la marcha proinmigrante el 10 de abril en washington dc. en chicago, illinois. univisión. >>> nuevas cifras revelan que el gobierno de enrique peña nieto en méxico. estalla la guerra en twitter. el expresidente de colombia alva ro uri ve. y la bloguera jao nissan chez hace su primera comparo re ciencia pública.

hola que tal buenas noches la creciente esperanza de una reforma migratoria y la llegada a washington dc de grupos que partieron de varias ciudades y se reunirán en una sala marcha y ahora se encuentra en la capital del país. buenas noches enrique. adelante. >>> buenas noches ilia. 750 millas en las últimas horas. el largo camino que han transitado cientos de miles familias en este país en espera de la reforma mi dpra tri. muchas de estas familias se congregan en washington. en espera de respuestas sobre su situación migratoria. 14 horas de recorrido no alcanzaron para birmingham alabama y washington dc. en el trayecto han encontrado todo tipo de obstáculos. no parecen afectar el animo del grupo nos junio estamos los grupos en varios autobuses, vamos en caravana rumbo a washington y es una experiencia placentera para todos nosotros. el pasajero más pequeños no cumple un año la más grande presume de sus 65. vienen de todas partes, principalmente de méxico, honduras y el salvador. todos avanzan a un objetivo común sobre todo para que haga una reforma mi dpra tri para todos frmi

. >> right now dc police need your help solving two sex assaults. the first happened saturday morning at the intersection at 21st and 8th streets. the second happened on sunday in the 1900 block of lincoln road. if you have information call police. >> this morning, peggy young tells news4 she delivered letters and packages for ups in 2006 when she became pregnant. company sent her home and she lost her pay and benefits. >> go home, we don't have anything that you can do until you are pregnant because you are a liability. >> she sued ups and lost hercation. since then the general assembly bans companyies from doing so. ups says that the courts have validated that the company policy does not discriminate. >> dc governor does not plan on opening the investigation on the cheating scandal. he says he does want to find out why that investigation only focused on one school but says he cares more about scandals like this one don't happen again. this comes days after we got our hands on a memo in 2009 that said students cheated on tests. >> report by house d

reduced visibility this morning, 2.5 baltimore, 4 frederick. 2.5 york, dc. the visibilities going down as we have gone through the morning. the easterly flow, that's what is plaguing us this morning. see the winds east at 5-10 miles an hour. that will continue through the day. the bus stop forecast, foggy and cold. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> in addition to the rain, we are seeing fog. high speeds, if you are traveling howard county, interstate 70, eastbound lanes, 65 miles per hour, columbia pike, no problems heading over to 695, for those of you using 95, no delays whatsoever. southbound lanes clear down to dc, northbound lanes in great shape, as you make the push to downtown baltimore. a lot of construction, taking place on 895, northbound lanes its not causing delays as of yet. as we look at the drive times, notice you are looking at an 8 minute ride from the harbor tunnel, to 95, 695 east side, gray shape, 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 95 up to 83, traffic is starting to pick up on the west side of the beltway, we are looking a

we cannot survive like that. , dc. you are in washington do you feel part of the community that was gathered last night, or do you feel you are watching it as an outsider? caller: that is like asking me if i bought a $2700 ticket, that i cannot pay for -- yes, i am an american. it was un-american party. host: -- an american part. host: talking about the price of tables. let's go toronto in minneapolis, minnesota. good morning. caller: i think that the gathering is a very important event and that we need to laugh at and with one another, because the rest of the business is so serious that we can become overloaded with it. the concern that i have is that other nations do not have this as part of their culture, humor and sarcasm, likely due in the united states. -- like we do in the united states. i'm concerned about how they are receiving our sarcasm, which can be quite writing. host: -- quite biting. host: what do you think about the relationship between the media and some of the insiders, politicians, staffers that att

having on your morning commute and along the route of a popular dc parade. good morning and welcome. >> we are gathering details at the scene in boston this morning. we know that three people are dead. this sister lost a leg. >> 126 are injured, 17 in critical condition right now. two unexploded bombs were found near the blast site. and so far no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. it is shaping up to be a nice day around the area. tom is here with what you need to know before you head out the door. >> good morning. breaks in the clouds. live for you here. starting off this morning we have temperatures down into the low and mid 50s. mid 50s near 50 much of southern maryland where the cloud cover is pretty much gone. mid and upper 50s from the co mountains to the valley. hours of a party sunny morning. by 10:00 ought to be by up pour 60. sunrise is at 6:30. temple hills near 70 degrees there. look at the rest of the afternoon for the region and we'll look at this evening as well. let's look at the temperature morning traffic. checking on closures

private schools are focused not on meeting tests from dc but educating students and when it comes to with standing things like cheating. most private have zerro tolerance for cheating on teachers and students. >> they do, and that is unfair statement. there are great public schools out there. beef the systemum any time we find a crappy district that cheats on the kids. even in the private system you will find children that cheat. you will find them. >> it is freeing the public school. >> i know you have a 18th century view of getting rid of public schools. that's not going to happen. we need to reform public schools. >> not? >> a case in recent months where universities were experiencing major cheating with the s.a.t.. >> not private. >> it is not true it just happens in the private. >> it is pel grants and it doesn't? government doesn't dominate. (talking all at once.) >> it is not dominating the university system. >> you are going to cheat if you are a cheater in a private or public or catholic school it is human nature. >> i am not defending cheaters. it happens more in public sch

but what comes to mind here in dc is the political and there are serious green energy cronyism going on. the $529 million loan was a drop in the bucket. president obama gave out over 34 billion in green energy products and four out of the five companies in this current scandal are obama donors. we are seeing -- >> the political ramifications of all of this. to steve's point. win power is more expensive than it ud to be. a lot of politicians want windmills where there is no wind. in the wake of the boston bombinglies, calls growing to pay for more surveillance cameras all over the america. senator rand paul will tell you why it is not a good idea. he's on cashin' in . more fast food workers walking off of the job and demanding more massive pay hikes. is that a rammy with him and the folks behind him. we'll explain. >> >> more fast food workers walking off the job in chicago. they are demanding that the companies double their wages and the walk outs are backed by unionings. steve, are these protest basod legitimate complates or a union ploy? >> it is a unploy. if you raise it is waging

la nacion o internacionalmente hasta que nos sintamos seguros de que no hay amenaza para washington dc " la seguridad en los diferentes servicios de transporte tambie Én se han incrementado, autoridades aseguran que los usuarios podrÍan ser registrados .. " lo que hemos hecho es que hemos aumentado nuestro numero de oficiales y elementos caninos habrÁ seguridad en todas las estaciones de metro" el alto grado de seguridad se mantendrÁ durante la semana como medida de precauciÓn " las festividades de emancipaciÓn culminaran con fuegos artificiales a las 8:30 de la noche, las autoridades estÁn solicitando la colaboraciÓn de las personas para denunciar cualquier tipo de actividad que pueda ser sospechosa, en washington dc lilian mass univision " ... en otras noticias...la aerolinea american, paralizo hoy cientos de sus vuelos debido a un colapso de su sistema electronico de reservas... pasamos en directo hasta el aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan con nuestra companera silvana quiroz...silvana, adelante!! esta manana cuando el reloj marcaba las 9:43, estudiantes, maestros y personal

venimos a trabajar , no a quitar nada a nadie el trabajo de ejercer presión será demostrado en washington dc , y en san francisco donde piden un alto a las deportaciones somos una comunidad que es parte de estados unidos y no se les da los mismos derechos piden un cambio en las leyes de migracion activistas dicen estar listos en una misa levantaron plegarias para pedir que congresistas lleguen a acuerdo bi partidista no dejamos que la gente se quede de blanco para nosotros . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> de la noche a la mañana uno de más de 50 manifestaciones que ocurren entodo el país , esperamos que haya una legislacion y un mensaje al congreso una reforma con sentído común y que tenga un camino a la ciudadania además de vestir de blanco pido banderas para ir a estados unidos habrá por lo menos 4 en el área de la bahía con marchas a favor de una reforma migratoria más adelante el lugar y la hora de las actividades de regreso a los estudios . >>> gracias , a su orta edad sus vidas han sido marcadas por la deportacion , cuentan la pesadilla de vivir sin sus padres , en san j

if you are using 95, a live look, north of 195, won't have problems getting down to dc. northbound leaps will be clear, as you make the push from elk ridge to downtown baltimore. that stretch will take you 12 minutes. looking at the other time saver traffic drive times no more questions delays on 695, clear from parkville up to towson and the west side, a 7 minute ride now, traveling the outer loop from 795 down to 70. no delays whatsoever the program westminster to the bellway, a 10 minute ride. that's a look at the morning commute,. >>> minutes away from 5:00, a group of tourists on a boat got a front row seat for an incredible site. what their tour guide did in the middle of the everglades. óç >>> people from all over the world are coming to terms with what happened yesterday at the boston marathon. we seen horrific pictures throughout the city and the aftermath that followed. this image captured by a news Ñ photographer from the globe that seems to be going viral. bill is from washington state. he was about to cross the line when the bomb exploded, and then he was

y desde washington dc jorge ramos. >>> la gente, los inmigrantes están cansados de ser perseguidos, se cansan de tener miedo y por eso están aquí. que tal buenas noches en esta edición especial de noticiero univisión. a mis espaldas decenas de miles de inmigrantes de todos los estados unidos, vinieron a quejarse. vinieron a decir no queremos paso promesas y palabras. queremos que el sistema migratorio cambie ahora. y la intención es sencilla, quieren influir en los congresistas ni los senadores que trabajan a mis espaldas, para que las cosas cambien. sé que hemos escuchado los últimos días habrá una propuesta mi dpra tri y lo quieren este año y asegurarse que lo incluya todo. una cosa interesante, es que vinieron los un 34i grainmigrano vinieron solos. vestidos de planniblanco y con banderas norteaméricas y vinieron con sus familias. lourdes. con un creciente sentido de urgencia, miles de inmigrantes y activistas de más de 30 estados, presionaron hoy al congreso para que ya se presente y se apruebe una reforma mi dpgratoria que legaliza a más de 11 millones de indocumentad

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>>gregg: thank you from washington, dc. >>heather: the obama administration is rolling out the largest overhaul of federal export control rules in united states history. many of the current regulations date way back to the cold war and reformers say that is hurting u.s. businesses competing around the world. we will bring in founder and c.e.o. of a financial group. do you think this is overhaul that is necessary and how does it affect people sitting at home that are not business owners and do not need to export products. how does it affect them? >> it is probably a good idea if you have rules 50 years old, we should say, do they make sense? to the folks at home, if you are thinking, where are you going to get your job, if we could get more exports in the country, that means more jobs and more manufacturing jobs. it could mean a job for a view are who is saying, i don't know where to apply. it is good. >>heather: how do we go about changing it? >> the proposal is a little mindboggling to say the least. that is, the president