also the cajon today is incorporated intd international music. >> (speaking spanish). >> (drums). (music). (applause). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> yeah. this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank you very much. >> (speaking spanish). >> and this was considered not proper. so it was done in a different way. >> (speaking spanish). >> and those are softer movements and what we're going to show. >> (speaking spanish). >> which later became simbac simbacutcu. >> (speaking spanish). >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music)

and okay so we're teaching classes at the cultural center on saturdays from two to three we teach cajon and three to four we teach dance. >> (speaking spanish). >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). >> yeah it does. >> (speaking spanish). >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). >> but it will change, yes, of course if you do that. >> (inaudible). >> well, -- (speaking spanish). >> (speaking spanish). >> it's a type of plywood, so this one in particular -- yeah. >> (speaking spanish). >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). >> in the language it's called dulo. >> (speaking spanish). >> yes? >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). >> yeah. >> (speaking spanish). >> (laughter). >> yes. >> (inaudible). >> in the 16th century, about 1500. yeah. >> (inaudible). >> no. no, no, just you have to leave this room thinking we did not kill anybody for that. yes, you had a question? >> (inaudible). >> yeah. well, yes, there are -- in cities like the northern part and lima there are certain districts like -- certain ones and the capital and to the south of lima the district there and to the south almost

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. >> reporter: by the late '80s, dimaggio was a high schooler here in el cajon. >> he told me at that time he was in love with me and has stuck around for me. wanted to take me away from my mom and give me a good life. >> reporter: after she refused, she says dimaggio's dad broke into her house armed with a shotgun and handcuffs, threatening to kill her, her boyfriend and her brother. >> asked him to please not kill us. he said, don't worry, it will be over quick. >> reporter: she was able to escape. the elder dimaggio was arrested while out on bail he had more run-ins with the law. eventually ending up in prison. he never forgot that young girl and made sure his son let her know. came up to me third period. it was between classes before lunch saying his father was out and he would be waiting for me after school. >> reporter: a difficult childhood surrounded by drugs, violence, abuse and ultimately suicide. dimaggio's father killed himself on august 10th, 1995. dark secrets dimaggio hid from those around him, even the anderson family. >> never heard a thing about any of that. we had b

. >> i don't think there's a tape measure big enough to measure those cajones. >> granted they are asking 100 women. none said yes. bravo. bravo, ladies. >> put them in like a nightclub with a couple of drinks, and i guarantee you out of those same 100 women, there are more than one that would say yes to a stranger and did a little random one-nighter. >> okay. that's just a completely different scenario. >> this is the girl that's going to be asking them and she's pretty cute. >> out of 100? more than 50. >> you want to have sex with me? >> funny. you are okay? >> you going to be in jail for this kind of thing. >> you just kind of lay there and i'll do my thing. >> why not. >> okay. >> let's go. >> there you go. i knew it. >> number two guy -- >> worst part about the video for these guys is finding out three seconds later this is a prank video. >> i'll go with you right now. >> completely different responses. >> you like to hang out with us first? >> what a gentleman. you want to just go do it right now? >> it will be really quick like 15 minutes. >> that's totally fine with me. >> yeah,

to stand up against your own party and then forge consensus against a frayed democracy. >> cajones, we will leave it there. and now san diego mayor has a problem and not just the 12 sexual harassment cases he faces nor the lawsuit filed by the city council, no, mayor fillner has a bigger problem. we will talk to one of the women who has come forward about him, his former deputy campaign manager. she will join us next. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer

. >> by the late '80s dimaggio was a high schooler here in el cajon. one of his classmates had a chilling encounter with dimaggio's father. >> he told me at that time that he was in love with me and has stuck around for me and wanted to take me away from my mom and give me a good life. >> after she refused she says dimaggio's dad broke into her house armed with a shotgun and handcuffs, threatening to kill her, her boyfriend, and her brother. >> asked him to please not kill us and he said, don't worry. it'll be over quick. >> she was able to escape. the elder dimaggio was arrested while out on bail he had more run-ins with the law. eventually he ended up in prison. he never forgot that young girl and made sure his son let her know. >> came up to me i think it was third period, between classes, before lunch, saying his father was out and he'd be waiting for me after school. >> a difficult childhood surrounded by drugs, violence, abuse, and ultimately suicide. dimaggio's father killed himself on august 10th, 1995. dark jets dimaggio hid from those around

it happened in the southern miami city means el cajon. firefighters managed as they were not -- >> san jose police allows an exprabgd in an effort to kind in any search. you for some young people a day of cutting class turned into a day of anguish as they awaited for their sentence from t.a.b.s. >> maybe you need to talk to him. but you know what i would do, you do the same. >>> tabs were shut down a year ago taou too budget cuts but reunited our straight. one person i spoke with. department give up anything. >> i didn't like the class so i just walked away. >> reporter: his father is frustrated. me and my wife we talk to him all the time. to go to school, learn, to final a good job in the future. for him, everything is funny. >> reporter: as his name implies, t.a.b.s. is designed to reduce teenage burglaries. today's experience did seem to have an impact on our teenager's immediate plan. >> i'm going to go back to school and finish the other work i'm missing and keep going for the entire day. >> if you're do in trouble and anything, so j

. >>> sÍ, es parte de la diversiÓn, de cajon. >>> les sirvo juguito muchachos. >>> sÍ. >>> voy a estar pendiente de un segmento las cosas que no deberÍa hacer al textear. quÉ no debe hacer antes de textear. >>> quiÉn no quiere poner un negocio en su casa, y ser

it happened in the southern miami city means el cajon. firefighters managed as they were not -- >> san jose police allows an exprabgd in an effort to kind in any search. you for some young people a day of cutting class turned into a day of anguish as they awaited for their sentence from t.a.b.s. >> maybe you need to talk to him. but you know what i would do, you do the same. >>> tabs were shut down a year ago taou too budget cuts but reunited our straight. one person i spoke with. department give up anything. >> i didn't like the class so i just walked away. >> reporter: his father is frustrated. me and my wife we talk to him all the time. to go to school, learn, to final a good job in the future. for him, everything is funny. >> reporter: as his name implies, t.a.b.s. is designed to reduce teenage burglaries. today's experience did seem to have an impact on our teenager's immediate plan. >> i'm going to go back to school and finish the other work i'm missing and keep going for the entire day. >> if you're do in trouble and anything, so j

. >> by the late '80s, dimaggio was a high schooler in el cajon. one of his classmates had a chilling encounter with dimaggio's father. >> he told me at that time that he was in love with me, and stuck around for me. and wanted to take me away from my mom and give me a good life. >> after she refused, she says, dimaggio's dad broke into her house, armed with a shotgun and handcuffs, threatening to kill her, her boyfriend and her brother. >> i asked him to please not kill us. and he said don't worry, it will be over quick. >> she was able to escape. the elder dimaggio was arrested, while out on bail. he had more run-ins with the law. eventually, ending up in prison. but he never forgot that young girl, and made sure his son let her know. >> came up to me, i think it was third period, or between classes, before lunch, saying his father was out and he would be waiting for me after school. >> a difficult childhood surrounded by drugs, violence, abuse, and ultimately, suicide. dimaggio's father killed himself on august 10th, 1995. dark secrets dimaggio

>> sean: you've got to love they've got some real cajones there. they do. >> yes. both sides want to defund obama care trying to figure out the best way to do it. i happen to think they should stage this fight. >> sean: how do you want this fight? this is key. how do you stage this fight? i like what cruise is saying. >> i have a third point. very, very important to get democrats on the record in another vote right now going into 2013 for obama care. this bill to be passed any sleazy way with 100 democrat votes wout a single republican vote. let's get senator prior from arkansas get them on the record voting to turn over to the irs in the middle of this scandal all of our health care. get the democrats on the record with that vote. >> sean: how about voting to delay the funding. >> just keep putting it up for vote. >> sean: then, obama says republicans are shutting down the government. >> probably it won't pass in the senate. we've got a lot of democrats up for election next year. get them on the record. you don't -- . >> sean: call it a delay? >> try it. demand vo

en televisiÓn. >>> no abres el cajÓn correcto. >>> trata de levantar este frasco. >>> abre. >>> levantalo. tu puedes. >>> me han engaÑado durante todo el tiempo. (risas) >>> te tomÓ 9 meses darle cuenta? >>> les presento el revoltillo. >>> por eso se llama talento, es lento... >>> vamos. ♪ ♪ >>> en repÚblica dominicana como dijimos hace rato, marc anthony y su novia llevaron un granito de alegrÍa a su orfanato, y convivieron con los niÑos huÉrfanos que conviven ahÍ. bien marc. y ayer domingo thalÍa se escapÓ a playland park. la cantante se atreviÓ a subir a este peligroso juego y lo quiso compartiÓ con sus fanÁticos. en puerto rico roselyn sÁnchez, juliÁn gil, formaron parte de una carrera para beneficios de los perros menos afortunados, todo por una buena causa. en miami, sofÍa la totti vergara viajÓ para firmar su nueva pelÍcula chef, y como estÁ en su vieja casa se fue a cenar con todo el staf de la compaÑÍa que la representa, y compartiÓ tambiÉn en instagram de sus familiares que la visita. amiga, no es mi amiga, pero no para, sigue trabajando. y continÚa la

all they can do maybe, if they get the cajones is stop things, but they can't make anything happen. the republicans are totally powerless in terms of legislation in washington. they have the house, but nothing in the senate. they can't stop him anywhere. so -- yet he's out acting like he's got to overcome all of this opposition and all of these mean people that want to prevent the american people from realizing their dreams, these das starredstarred starredly republicans. the phony scandals, another vehicle to continue the same operandi and to call the republicans extremist bigots, homophones, the war on women and all that stuff. >> a lot of people are unhappy about the phony scandals because a lot of people hate the irs. in early may he says it's a serious problem and now it's phony and just a campaign tactic, is that what you're saying? >> he's got a slavish media. he can say whatever he wants, and he's not going to be called on it by the media. he can do pretty much whatever he wants. i should have added in my previous answer to your question that he couldn't get away with any of

all they can do maybe, if they get the cajones is stop things. they can't make anything happen. the republicans are totally powerless in terms of legislation and washington. they have the house, but nothing in the senate. they can't stop him anywhere. so yet he's out acting like he's got to overcome all of this opposition and all of these mean people that want to prevent the american people from realizing their dreams. these dastardly republicans. so the phony scandals, it's just another vehicle to continue the same modus operandi and, by the way, to continue to blame the republicans being cold-hearted, mean-spirited, extremist, bigots, racist, sexist, homo folk phobes, war on women, all that stuff. >> a lot of people hate thei ir. in early may he says this is a serious problem. now it's phony. it's just a campaign tactic? >> he's got a slavish media. he can say whatever he wants and he's not going to be called on it. in the media he can do whatever he wants. i should have added in my previous answer to your question that he couldn't get away with any of this without a slavish m

shortly after they began their research, the body of a female was the cajon at this point nobody has been notified. and the corn or is still trying to identify the body. >> reporter: again, you are looking at this area of interest. they are beyond these trees and you can see the officer's making sure that we and other people who live here to not go back there. at this point, the body has not been identified but if that changes? we will keep you updated. reporting in vacaville, kron 4 news. >> pam: have they said whether or not is a woman or a man? >> reporter: they have said that it is a woman. >> pam: j.r. stone, thank you. over the past twenty four hours, police searched for sandra coke at two locations. kron 4's charles clifford is live in the newsroom with a closer look at the those areas. charles? >> reporter: today search teams visited two location in solano county. both involve bodies of water not far from interstate 80. this is an overhead google earth view of vallejo. late thursday evening and early friday morning search teams scoured the area in and around lake chabot. this

as a new senator, he's showing a lot of cajones. >> assuming they did have the votes, the president would veto it. then you need a 2/3 override. so it's not going anywhere. >> you're right. i'm not going to sit here and say my party doesn't grand stand. that my party doesn't have a kamikaze to it. sometimes it does. we are frustrated because we republicans and conservatives hear from small business owners, big business owners, families every single day and they're worried about what obama care is going to do and has already done to their business and their families. we feel like our hands are tied. >> there's some labor union types that are -- that's a key base of the democratic party. >> listen. i still think you can be proud of the president for -- you talk about the kamikaze stuff in your party. we have that as well. it's part of politics. but the president, i don't understand why he gets criticized. when he tries to push things through, they say he's terrible. when he slow walks it, they say he's terrible. i was glad he stood up for himself and his principles and talked about people t

. >>> sÍ, es parte de la diversiÓn, de cajon. >>> les sirvo juguito muchachos. >>> sÍ. >>> voy a estar pendiente de un segmento las cosas que no deberÍa hacer al textear. quÉ no debe hacer antes de textear. >>> quiÉn no quiere poner un negocio en su casa, y ser empresario, cÓmo montar su propia guarderÍa seÑora, para que ayude con la anita, en su propio hogar sin salir. >>> sÍ, hay que buscarselas. >>> en el revoltillo, una de pablo montero que hay nanita, a la que hizo en un aviÓn. cÓmo elvis crespo. >>> no! >>> no. >>> se tardaron en reaccionar, mira. tipo elvis crespo de escandaloso. >>> cuÁl elvis crespo? >>> esa Última. >>> mejor vamos. >>> no. >>> ya, ya. >>> "fufurufo". >>> no, no. >>> vamos con natalia que nos acompaÑa. >>> "fufurufo." >>> hasta acÁ llegÓ, quÉ tal chicos, buenos dÍas, me encanta saludarlos, y a ustedes tambiÉn nuestros queridos televidentes, no tenemos noticias muy alentadores de la inmigraciÓn, se complica la idea de dar a inmigrantes indocumentados un camino especial para la ciudadanÍa, el presidente de la comisiÓn judicial de la cÁmara d

. >>> yo tambiÉn te extraÑo, nadie se mete en mi cajÓn a robarme mi comida. >>> te durarÁ hasta el viernes. >>> cobran el cheque por mÍ, no? >>> sÍ, seguro, lo vamos a cobrar directo al banco. cdev lo pudimos cambiar. >>> lo puedo cobrar yo? por favor. (risas) >>> no, no, me lo guardan, bien bonito, no se hagan. >>> sÍ, tacherin, mÁs adelante hacemos contacto contigo, mÉxico volviÓ al triunfo luego del Éxito con costa de marfil, arantxa dice quÉ pasa en las noticias. >>> sÍ, la violencia sigue en egipto, al parecer no se concilia la situaciÓn no? >>> sÍ, triste. >>> muy triste. >>> e impactantes imÁgenes. >>> la acompaÑo. >>> eso. >>> adelante. >>> serÁ un programa extraordinario. >>> sÍ, quÉ quieres? frutita, panqueques. >>> sÍ, eso te queda hermoso. >>> divina. >>> es jueves de shorts, si se pone shorts, mandenos sus fotos. >>> enseÑa, enseÑa. >>> enseÑame algo. >>> empieza el desayuno del dÍa de hoy, si desayuno con nosotros, buen provecho, vamos con la maÑana bien entretenidos e informados, arantxa. >>> sÍ, muchachos, la violencia polÍtica desangra a egipto, el

average estimate commanders, noncommissioned officers more or a sentence her here absolutely half the cajon. he go off to wherever, school, looking for a job. is not just the military. and you looked at the aggregate numbers of unemployment among veterans pvc is tired and the unemployment numbers totally in the country. you know there's something wrong about the way were dealing with veterans and where were trying to help veterans after they finish service. >> host: back to "the guns at last light: the war in western europe, 1944-1945", december december 1944. eisenhower's provost marshal estimated that in december 18,000 american deserters from the european theater. another 10,000 british responders. the equivalent of a division of military fugitives that is believed to be hiding in the parisian to mantra often joining forces with local black marketeers to peddle k-rations for $0.75 from the tailgates of stolen army trucks. hundreds of such vehicles vanished every day or simply sell the entire do some half for $5,000. >> guest: a lot of bad behavior. no doubt about it. it's important to re