and there's now the latino police who go around saying huh, you're not really latino because you don't speak such good spanish. we'll see whether the future belongs to the latino police or whether it belongs to the fusion viewers who say, yeah, i'm still latino even though like my eye italian buddies all i know is some cursing, sayings, and the names of foods. we'll see where that goes. our marriage shapes the future. large portions of self-identifying latino adults are marrying people who are not and having children of, let's say, indetermine -- yet to be determined self-identification. we'll see where it goes. when i was in scout, one of my kids was named greg hernandez. and i was shocked that i finally had a kid in my patrol named hernandez. so i go and say hernandez. he says, i'm not spanish. i'm not. i'm not. and where we were growing up, it was actually not the easiest thing to be. so i could understand why greg hernandez would say that. greg hernandez had a cuban great grandfather, and because of the way we do names in the united states, that was the only thing that was even rem

i'm glad to celebrate latino community. i want to recognize all our honorries and present to you as youth of the next generations that will take my job and avalos job and campos you inherit the city (clapping) >> and we will try to make as few mistakes as possible because we need to leave a city that i will enjoy living and working in. and with that let me call upon all the youth as i present the proclamation 2013 latino heritage day in san francisco (clapping) >> i'll make quick and translate what you said. >> (speaking spanish.) >> your children learn spanish correct. >> (speaking spanish.) >> repeat after me. >> (speaking spanish.) >> all right. (clapping) (laughter). >> you just gave city hall to the people (laughter) >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> so, now we would like to moved with the program we want to thank the young people and mayor ed lee. we want to thank all the people for their leadership. thank you (clapping) so, now we would

one of the issues latinos are united on. but like at the end of the day, what the latino community wants is dignity and respect and opportunity. >> and lenie do you see that, potential not only among latino voters but among the other constituencies, do you see the opportunity to make inroads when the republican party still has that difference among themselves? >> i absolutely do. we do a pretty good job of articulating our policies but we do a pretty poor job of our love for america across diversity. how we have common stories, it's more than just how we look different or where we live in different areas. it's truly about having a calming story as americans that i think again there will come a time when a group of leaders within the conservative movement within the republican party will come together with a certain charisma that will allow the hard core conservative, the tea party conservative and the established republican to come together and start seeing common ground again and lead us forward so we're not only winning el

and i am here to join i in celebrated latino heritage month. i want to thank a number of dignitaries that i know who have worked with me. we have the council general of japan and the mongol council and counsel generalizes representing nick away wag and others countries our friends (clapping) >> i see our colleagues on the board president chiu. thank you david chu for being here (clapping) i might not see them immediately but i know that supervisor john avalos and george will be here shortly. and then i also see jeff our public defenders public defender for being here that you are ladies and gentlemen, we're also very rich with latino leaders in our department and to name some of them on behalf of the whole city people like lou our librarian and our director of public health and rich the superintendent of our school district. yes (clapping) and i i know i'm going to miss a few but i want to single out those i've worked with closely and we have so many things going on that i'm proud of. we have a lot to celebrate. this year has been a year of suc

i also want to thank the latino club for their support, latino the historic chamber of commerce and the association and the latino leadership. at this time before we conclude i just want to have a few people come up. i want to thank a group it was a team of people that meet every thursday for doughnuts and coffee and they worked together karen johnson and marsha. marsha i can't see you. and, of course, victor marquis and the director david. and with that employing mr. and mrs. please join us and have some - thank you. the public utilities commission thank you for coming and linda. and >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to co

i also want to thank the latino club for their support, latino the historic chamber of commerce and the association and the latino leadership. at this time before we conclude i just want to have a few people come up. i want to thank a group it was a team of people that meet every thursday for doughnuts and coffee and they worked together karen johnson and marsha. marsha i can't see you. and, of course, victor marquis and the director david. and with that employing mr. and mrs. please join us and have some - thank you. the public utilities commission thank you for coming and linda. and (clapping) >> are you a parents that's unemployed and struggling to pay child support we have teamed up and positions ourself to offer an opportunity for permanent employment. for more information callokay. our final speaker is a friend a friend to the business community. a man who understands was it take to a create a job which is an investment. mayor ed lee is a person who have's brought a lot of stability to san francisco especially, after steady eddy were because ed has a background in administration a

and there's now the latino police who go around saying huh, you're not really latino because you don't speak such good spanish. we'll see whether the future belongs to the latino police or whether it belongs to the fusion viewers who say, yeah, i'm still latino even though like my eye italian buddies all i know is some cursing, sayings, and the names of foods. we'll see where that goes. our marriage shapes the future. large portions of self-identifying latino adults are marrying people who are not and having children of, let's say, indetermine -- yet to be determined self-identification. we'll see where it goes. when i was in scout, one of my kids was named greg hernandez. and i was shocked that i finally had a kid in my patrol named hernandez. so i go and say hernandez. he says, i'm not spanish. i'm not. i'm not. and where we were growing up, it was actually not the easiest thing to be. so i could understand why greg hernandez would say that. greg hernandez had a cuban great grandfather, and because of the way we do names in the united states, that was the only thing that was even rem

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in 2008, latinos go for democrats by 28 points. in 2010, latinos go for democrats by 23 points. so, texas republicans have got to be thinking, we have got to keep these folks away on election day. there's got to be a way to keep these folks away from the voting booth. and there is. the "associated press" has done a new study of the republicans' changes to the voting laws in texas. they have found that the draconian new i.d. law that republicans passed in that state is essentially a prescription calibrated precisely to solve republicans' problems in texas. look at how this works in texas counties. take williamson county and hidalgo county. both of them have less than a million people. but williamson county is pretty well off and it's pretty white, 65% white, which is pretty white for texas. hidalgo county is a really poor county and the population there is 92% minority. the "ap" today goes through the records from both counties and they found that, hmm in the mostly white county, less than 3% of the voters in that county are going to have any trouble with the new i.d. law. people

in 2008, latinos go for democrats by 28 points. in 2010, latinos go for democrats by 23 points. so, texas republicans have got to be thinking, we have got to keep these folks away on election day. there's got to be a way to keep these folks away from the voting booth. and there is. the "associated press" has done a new study of the republicans' changes to the voting laws in texas. they have found that the draconian new i.d. law that republicans passed in that state is essentially a prescription calibrated precisely to solve republicans' problems in texas. look at how this works in texas counties. take williamson county and hidalgo county. both of them have less than a million people. but williamson county is pretty well off and it's pretty white, 65% white, which is pretty white for texas. hidalgo county is a really poor county and the population there is 92% minority. the "ap" today goes through the records from both counties and they found that, hmm in the mostly white county, less than 3% of the voters in that county are going to have any trouble with the new i.d. law. people

in california less than 11% of latinos have college degrees. compared to 44% of asians, 39% of whites and 23% of african-americans. >> latinos have one of the lowest preparation rates to be eligible to attend a 4-year university. >> a majority of high school graduates end up taking remedial classes at community colleges. >> once you are stuck in remedial education, it's unlikely you'll get through. >> when it comes to latinos graduating college, numbers are lower. 8% of latinos 25 or older have college degrees. that means the central valley with a pollulation of 51% is on track to have an unedyou kited workforce. they'll have higher rates of unemployment and higher costs as cities as state resources are expended. >> many latinos struggle with financial issues and english as a second language. >> they come in not as prepared and have to take remedial classes because they haven't met qualifications or requirements at a high school. >> it's unacceptable to the principal. she's been implementing change to prepare or latino students. >> at the high

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tapó el voto latino no es y republicano y demócrata, el voto latino es informado, que va a votar por lo que va a convenir más para la nación y a la comunidad. >> reportera: hay quienes aseguran que lo resultado de esta contienda en virginia es una señal de lo que podrá pasar en las próximas elecciones presidenciales de 2016, ya que el voto hispano va tener más importancia y se espera que para aquel año cerca de 12, 5 millones de latinos están registrados para ejercer su derecho a voto. es todo de mi parte. regresamos a los estudios. >> sulema: los votos por el puesto de fiscal general de virginia podrían ser contado de nuevo. te acuerdas cosa de elecciones de virginia con 100 por ciento de los recintos de portavoz, el republicano mantiene una ligera ventaja sobre el demócrata. los precintos tendrán hasta el 25 de este mes para reportar el conteo final. cuando el consejo certifique los resultados, extraditado final puede solicitar donde recuerda que el margen de la victoria es menos de uno por ciento de la votación total. - el resultado de la carrera de la alcaldía de ann

out that showed to latinos not only live in the excelsior we live in the south of market and pacific heats and every district in san francisco and thank you, dr. local. but we've got a lot of work to do. we talked about those accomplishments the latinos are making with you right now supervisor campos says we're 200 in which i say. people are getting evicted come and march with us so we can protect the culture that's exemplified here for years not only in the mission but the african culture and chinese town culture and all the cultures in san francisco which are at risk right now. we have a crisis and we've got to stand up. i want to end by saying next thursday at the everett middle school we're going to be presenting a violence control program to end violence and also to share with you that on 24th street we have a cultural prevention committee that is preserving 84th >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> your performance will be in the replaces (calling names) we would like to thank everyone for joining us once again and we would like to end with. >> (speaking spanish.) >>

>> como sientes mÁs familiarizado con los latinos y tambiÉn como se combinan mÁs entre latinos y americanos hay mÁs uniÓn. >> uniÓn no necesariamente en donde el sentimiento antiinmigrante parece no renacer y no se confunde la gimnasia con la magnesia. >> tener aceptaciÓn a formas culturales nuevas que pueden estar de moda o en voy a deciring aboga. >> en otras palabras que los nombres latinos sean populares no quiere decir que vean con buenos ojos a la inmigraciÓn aunque la buena noticia que podrÍa rendir fruto a largo plazo. >> serÁn cada vez mas evidentes muchos expertos aseguran que el crecimiento latino llegÓ para quedarse. >> la razÓn es puramente geografÍa. >> en el 2010 el mÁs de 50% del aumento de la poblaciÓn de niÑos de 0 a 9 son hispanos. >> los nÚmeros se imponen >> como un dato adicional, dicen que los nombres mÁs populares fue de sofÍa en parte debido a la popularidad de sofÍa vergara. >> asÍ como principes de inglaterra, williams y kate le pusieron jorge. jorge ramos. >> en taexas y california el nombre mÁs popular es la forma en que estados unidos estÁ m

still us with in las vegas david de moore of latino decisions. and david sirota and mark from the "washington post" here in studio. you're following this closely. big referendum issue to help fund and redefine the way public education is funded. it did not succeed. a, were you surprised, and b, what were the the implications? >> i was not surprised. this was a ballot measure that had a lot of outside money coming in from a very anti-public school foundation, the walton family, michael bloomberg, anti-union, against the teachers union. it pore ported to raise revenue but a lot of that money would be earmarked to go into privately administered charter schools. there were sixes about what the ballot measure was, and it didn't succeed. at the same time before we say that colorado was tax adverse there was a tax increase on the ballot to raise taxes on newly legalized marijuana. some might say to fund school grow a massive field of weeds and tax it more. >> what does this mean for education in colorado? >> folks who want to better fund education and s

i also want to thank the latino club for their support, latino the historic chamber of commerce and the association and the latino leadership. at this time before we conclude i just want to have a few people come up. i want to thank a group it was a team of people that meet every thursday for doughnuts and coffee and they worked together karen johnson and marsha. marsha i can't see you. and, of course, victor marquis and the director david. and with that employing mr. and mrs. please join us and have some - thank you. the public utilities commission thank you for coming and linda. and >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder i

>> especially latinos go to see block esters, period. you can have latino people in it or not, and it does not matter. they just go. 37% of all of the major motion pictures that come out in the first weekend are attended by latinos, so one third of the box office on any given day of any given major motion picture is latinos. we are more than 17% of the population, latinos are, and we make up less than two percent of the images you see on film and television. thank god that people like will friedman have come about to sustain this, because the african-american population is 12%, and they'll hold 17% of the images, and we need that, and we need to keep them there and back because this relies really on how well we project to we are, and right now, it has been ready flimsy. ," one of the best films last year, it won the best feature, and i love unathletic, but he lost when he did not make his character latino. it was men then does. y menendez, and he would say that tony does not read at all like a latino, but he looks more mexican than i do.

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