community and latino life. so we're very excited. as organization, we're collaborating more than ever, and we're united to do civic participation in a more coordinated way. research, and strategy, and working on a group when it comes to civic participation. sometimes myself and other groups in this organization. so optimism moving forward. >> i want to thank my guests, laura, hector and thomas, and join us tomorrow on "inside story" when we take a closer look at another attempt by the president to close the prison at guantanamo bay, and the strong opposition to closing it. i'm ray suarez. thank you for watching, and good night. >> this is aljazeera america, lining from new york city, i'm tony harris. one last try, president obama tries to close down the prison at guantanamo bay. taking a gamble on donald trump. it is almost caucus time for republicans in nevada. the growing debate over apple's refusal to unlock an iphone for the fbi. bill gates weighs in, and teaching children about their culturth

latinos would say, "there's 27.3 million other latinos out there who are voting. what does it matter?" but when you tell them that they're not the only ones with that novel idea, right? they're not the only ones that are staying home on election day. if everybody who stayed home on election day would actually mobilize out to the polls, you're talking about millions and millions of people who would make the difference. >> so it's an inclusionary kind of thing? >> exactly. you ask them, "bring your brothers and sisters. you're responsible for bringing five people out to the polls, and we've also seen that when you follow up, or you say, "we're gonna contact you, and we're gonna ask you if you went to go and vote and follow up with you," they feel a little bit more responsible for that. >> you're gonna guilt them into voting. >> a little bit. a little bit. >> how hopeful are you, roberto, that that strategy will work? and i ask that question from this perspective -- because weeks after these campaigns, we've often seen it in the past. you make a hard effort to get th

i'm not latino. i would like to go into the gross store and government a shopping center and walked down the street and not hear spanish. we are in american english country could unfortunately, the latinos in particular refuse, absolutely 100% refuse to speak english. if you are italian, polish, whenever country, you proud to speak the english language. you might speak your foreign language in your home with your parents to keep culture but when you walked out on the street, you spoke english. host: all right, your response? guest: this is a canard that's get after the latino community. they are learning english faster than any other immigrant ofulation in the history this country did it usually takes two generations bee. the other at the miss the generations. of englishtion rate has speeded up and we teach english classes at our technology centers across the country. we've got overflow capacity with people trying to get into classes and we cannot that them all. they have to wait six month to take a

community and latino life. so we're very excited. as organization, we're collaborating more than ever, and we're united to do civic participation in a more coordinated way. research, and strategy, and working on a group when it comes to civic participation. sometimes myself and other groups in this organization. so optimism moving forward. >> i want to thank my guests, laura, hector and thomas, and join us tomorrow on "inside story" when we take a closer look at another attempt by the president to close the prison at guantanamo bay, and the strong opposition to closing it. i'm ray suarez. thank you for watching, and good night. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> thank you very much everybody. thank you >>> donald trump u.s. presidential bid is celebrated as he wins in l.a. >>> you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, obama gears up for a fight to push through the closure of guatemalan bay. european companies accused of selling surveillance equipment to egypt that could be used to clamp down on dissent. yo

i think to appeal to latinos they have to be construction and positive on immigration, but latinos are going to vote for a candidate based on his or her ideas, not based on whether they are hispanic. that is attractive to them, but that's not the main reason they are going to support them. but a hispanic republican has a good chance of competing, as long as they are constructive on immigration. they have many views on -- on social issues, life, family, on the economy and school choice, where they can voters. >> i would like to hear you on this in particular, because i'm wondering, the people who have been writing in columns and saying it on television, that those two candidates are not building their candidacy around that identity are right. >> well, look, obviously there's a primary, and then there's a general election. a lot remains to be seen, the eventual winner of the primary, who will they select to be on the ticket, what will they say, and this whole road starts into congress, and i think there's a sense that they want to deal with immigration the first hundred days of the 2017

community and latino life. so we're very excited. as organization, we're collaborating more than ever, and we're united to do civic participation in a more coordinated way. research, and strategy, and working on a group when it comes to civic participation. sometimes myself and other groups in this organization. so optimism moving forward. >> i want to thank my guests, laura, hector and thomas, and join us tomorrow on "inside story" when we take a closer look at another attempt by the president to close the prison at guantanamo bay, and the strong opposition to closing it. i'm ray suarez. thank you for watching, and good night. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> votes are being counted in nevada. donald trump hopes for another big night in the republican race for the white house. obama delivers a plan to close guantanamo but people say they don't want detainees on american soil. welcome. you're watching al jazeera coming to you live from our headquarters here in doha. the u.s. investigates 14 new possible cases of

but will eligible latinos turn out at the polls? matt barreto, with the leading polling firm latino decisions, joins me on skype. welcome to the program. matt: thank you for having me . fernando: so matt, as you're looking at this election, do you think latinos will turn out in the numbers that people have expected or will it be 2014 kind of situation where there'll be underperformance by latino voters? matt: well, we've always seen this up and down in presidential elections and midterm elections. and it is true that 2014 was but some of the commentaries made on the republican side during the primaries about anchor babies, about mexicans as rapists, as well as building the wall, as well as some the other comments about other immigrants, such as muslim immigrants. these have really inflamed a lot of frustration in the latino community. and you're seeing not only everyday people coming out and protesting but the advocates and involved this year. you are seeing a lot of that frustration on the one side. on the other side, what some of

fernando: and last question, what is the threshold number of latinos or percentage of latino voters that a republican or a democrat has to earn in order to be elected president? matt: well, we used to think that that number was 40%, because that was the number that george w. bush was able to get. but that was back in 2000, 2004. much has changed. the latino vote has gotten much larger since then and as a result, republicans need to do better. and we' ve done a state by state analysis to look at that and our estimates nationally are that the republican party needs to be between 42% and 47% of the latino vote if they' re going to be competitive with the national electorate in 2016. fernando: matt, thank you very much for joining me today. matt: it' s my pleasure, fernando. fernando: as both mitt romney and president obama found out in 2012, support from latino voters is the difference between elections. >> coming up -- an insider' s guide to the iowa caucus >> we need a sticker. >> do you know how it really tt0w tiy(%! %4@-?ox tt0w tiy(%! el@-5h4 tt0w tiy(%! ed@-3jp tt0w tiy(%% )8h-s4, tt0

and in just a few moments the burns and the latino vote. what is making democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders so widely popular with latino voters. all this and more right here according to the research a record 27.3 million latinos will be eligible to vote in the 2016 presidential elections and in 2015 roughly 800,000 latinos in the united states turned 18 and became eligible to vote. now in the nevada caucus latino voters made up 19% of the electorate although secretary of sate hillary clinton did beat vermont governor bernie sanders it was he who won the latino vote and nation-wide polls also indicate that young latinos and blacks are significantly more likely to have a more favorable view of the vermont senator bernie sanders than their own elders. to explain how a 74-year-old white guy is resonating with particular young voters we've way from holio city counciller good morning and thank you for coming today. are you feeling the burn? that's right. raise your hand if you're feeling the burn. >> we're definitely feeling the bu

latino students are dominicans. in fact, there's more dominicans in the bronx than in any place on earth other than the dominican republic... >> are you serious? >> ...currently. >> wow. and many of them go to school at lehman. what do you think is the attraction for them specifically? >> well, it's a local institution -- the city university. it's affordable. we have excellent-quality programs, and, you know, it's easy for them to access that. >> mm-hmm. do you think your heritage and your relatability to them has helped both you and them? >> yes, i would think so. i don't know that that's necessarily a determining feature, but it helps. >> changes in the realm of curriculum -- how has curriculum evolved over the years? >> well, we have a lot more students in careers and professional areas, in health, which is the biggest industry in the bronx, business -- economics and business. focus on the workforce. we still have the core training in the liberal arts and sciences, because we want to train people not for just the

and what percentage are latinos roughly? >> about 70%. >> 70%. 7 out of 10 people. >> just about. >> so a typical day for you when you meet someone, is one of the first questions they ask you, hablas espaol? "do you speak spanish?" >> all the time. >> all the time. >> from the minute i came on the job 24 years ago, you see the person comes up to the police desk or approaches an officer, >> yeah. >> and the minute you say yes, you see the relief. >> that's my next question. what does that do for police-community relations? >> it just makes it so much easier for the community to interact with the police. >> yeah. >> this way, when they have a complaint or they want to report a crime, it doesn't create obstacles for them. they're able to communicate easily with the police department. >> do you think it builds trust? >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> which is essential. >> sure. they feel more confident that they're able to speak to the officers rather than, you know, have an obstacle where they have to get someone to he

host: tell us about the latino community because it is not homogenize, it is diverse. 7 million latinos and most of them are mexican-american but there are quite a few other aptness cities. it weakens up to the second -- their choir quite a few other ethnicities. the biggest immigration these days is from central america, not mexico. host: how many latinos are registered to vote of the 57 million? guest: the challenge we have is that there is fewer latinos were engaged in the democratic process because it's a young population and many of them are not quite citizens. in order to be able to vote, you have to be a citizen and the of age. because of that, there is far fewer latinos eligible to vote than we would like. we are trying to encourage as many as possible so there is two 2 million latinos who are eligible to vote at of that, 12 million are currently registered to vote. host: you can join our conversation as help g >> we have restored the satellite signal. : on behalf of the american people. is defined by the unexpected. there will be crisis. it is important to have a president who

after 2012, republican said we have to make inroads with latinos and latinos. they ran originally with much strength of being a latino candidate. but oncemmigration came on the agenda, especially the way donald trump came on the agenda, they went in reverse on playing they would support latinos. so what was seen as an advantage coming in, they are just not using at all, and running from. donald trump has shaken up the whole process. segment, is massachusetts politically >> there will be typical turnout if we think about 2008, 2012, even with deval patrick at the top. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are acceptable candidates to most mainland communities, democratic communities, but in terms of that excitement factor, that it is important to turnout for this voters, black voters, there is not a one to one. but when they speak to their experience and they have policy positions that understand where they are rooted, ways that could be helped, they could turn out. political engagement is across the board lower amongst democrats right now. there is not the same ki

i'm not latino. i would like to go into the gross store and government a shopping center and walked down the street and not hear spanish. we are in american english country could unfortunately, the latinos in particular refuse, absolutely 100% refuse to speak english. if you are italian, polish, whenever country, you proud to speak the english language. you might speak your foreign language in your home with your parents to keep culture but when you walked out on the street, you spoke english. host: all right, your response? guest: this is a canard that's get after the latino community. they are learning english faster than any other immigrant ofulation in the history this country did it usually takes two generations bee. the other at the miss the generations. of englishtion rate has speeded up and we teach english classes at our technology centers across the country. we've got overflow capacity with people trying to get into classes and we cannot that them all. they have to wait six month to take a

latino-yes there is a small portion of the latino community that will be more conservative, played by the rules, whatever phrase you want to use but you saw somewhat in the turnout in the democratic caucus a very good latino turnout. and latino the latino vote in nevada in particular is often called the sleeping giant but rarely wakes up. it appears to be that there are seeds being sewn in the republican primary and the debate particularly where they run to the right and they're making these comments about latinos; some pretty disparaging comments about women; contradictory things about defense and whatnot and i would imagine the democratic operatives are just taping it all and getting ads ready. and i think the latino vote could easily backlash in the general election and it's not it doesn't play out in the caucus particularly on the republican side. and then you have you know former mex- mexican president vicente fox coming out saying this wall that donald trump wants to build, i can't quote him exactly because i would get fired but, we will not build this wall. and so i wonder if t

including latinos. ((lucy flores/(d) cd-4 candidate: "there's an immense amount of momentum out there in the latino community as well for bernie sanders, and i just think he presents a different type of vision, a different type of perspective.")) ((patrick walker)) while democrats say the battle for latino voters is their fight... republicans do have some support in the community.. research firm latino decisions has calculated that 20 percent of latino registered voters in nevada are republican. unlv professor david damore works with latino decisions... and says republicans can try to reduce the 32-percent margin between democratic and republican latino voters... by toning down rhetoric. ((dr. david damore/unlv political make the case of how their candidacy is going to advance the issues that are important in the latino community.")) ((patrick walker)) the candidates are making their final pushes... with the democratic caucus now 17 days away. we are your local election headquarters... and will have com

i'm not latino. i would like to go into the gross store and government a shopping center and walked down the street and not hear spanish. we are in american english country could unfortunately, the latinos in particular refuse, absolutely 100% refuse to speak english. if you are italian, polish, whenever country, you proud to speak the english language. you might speak your foreign language in your home with your parents to keep culture but when you walked out on the street, you spoke english. host: all right, your response? guest: this is a canard that's get after the latino community. they are learning english faster than any other immigrant ofulation in the history this country did it usually takes two generations bee. the other at the miss the generations. of englishtion rate has speeded up and we teach english classes at our technology centers across the country. we've got overflow capacity with people trying to get into classes and we cannot that them all. they have to wait six month to take a

not latinos. no matter how many times donald trump or marco rubio talk about what is happening at the border, the number of illegal border crossings have gone down significantly. not increased. so what is the responsibility of us in the media to call them out and fact check them. that's lacking. and watching the debates here on cnn, what is the stake in this election is more republican or democrat? what is at stake is american identity itself. that's what emerging us is trying to figure out. >> the study i just mentioned mapped out, we can pull up the map here. they mapped out the nine states including nevada. where it looks like the latino vote could swing the vote for the white house and the general. can we talk about just how unique this election has been so far when it comes to the latino vote? and what stands out to you? >> i think one of the first things we need to acknowledge is that this is the first time we've had two latino candidates at this level in the election. these are emerging que

analyst for latino decisions i sat down to explain what they're looking for? we cannn expect and more. >> the latino vote in nevada well have seen the democrats pushing hard especially barry sanders and hillary clinton. who is winning that ground game? is there a notable leader? >> i think early on clinton was first. she came to nevada to give her immigration speech. she has a lot of battle tested folks in nevada, a strong latino out reach team. and saunders came in late. wasn't well-known among latinos and had to introduce himself and competing in the other early states. they're playing catch-up behind the clinton campaign. >> when that happens, tail end saunders campaign trying to open u a ton of offices i think 12. hillary ground game is established, but it is not that large. talking about the number of ofsz. does it make up for the time >> i don't think so. you have to staff those offices.eva you have to bring those people up to speed. a lot of people already there are not a lot of undecided. clinton is well-known and defined. saunders is coming, introduci

este lunes el objetivo es que 10.000 latinos con derecho al sufragio participen. muchos lo harÁn por primera vez. sin embargo hay factores en contra de esta minorÍa. muchos estÁn sin capacidad de voto e inactivos polÍticamente. como consecuencia son ignorados. aÚn asÍ estÁ conscientes. >> queremos tener una voz el impacto en este paÍs. reportera: algunas organizaciones les ofrecen capacitaciones sobre cÓmo funciona el proceso electoral. ademÁs les enseÑan cÓmo realizar una campaÑa para que los tengan en cuenta. arantxa: maÑana empiezan las primarias en iowa, pero cÓmo funciona el proceso electoral? primero comienzan con votantes en un distrito electoral, cada partido tiene su propio recinto. los republicanos lo hacen en una papeleta que se deposita en una caja. los demÓcratas lo cuentan pÚblicamente. los votantes no estÁn eligiendo a un candidato, sino a un grupo de delegados. fÉlix: adolescente hijo de madre filipina y padre salvadoreÑo se convirtiÓ en uno de los dos estudiantes de todo el mundo en obtener una calificaciÓn perfecta en compet

it's been latino for a long time. aside from the voting booth, we need to keep our eye on-congress with nevada. >> you're a very persuasive person. you've waited a long time sitting in that chair an hour and a half. kasi he has n kasie, is that all right? the other stuff, the putting together the age stuff, the generational dispute, you see that when you talk to people? >> sure. i can't tell you the number of times i've been to events across the country where you have the kid and the parent arguing, come on, mom, dad, you've got to get with bernie, and them saying, i don't know yet, i'm not totally convinced. of course, the age gap is real. the answer we're seeing for the first time here is whether or not age is going to trump some of these other factors that have so often driven our democratic results. it's starting to look like in many ways the african-american community in nevada is going overwhelmingly for hillary clinton. that could be definitive. i'm interested to see where this latino margin ultimately comes ou

tambiÉn el efecto de la candidatura de donald trump podÍa motivar a mÁs latinos a ir a las urnas. indicÓ que esta elección ya dejado marcas histÓricas como la de tener 2 candidaturas presidenciales viables latinos personificadas en los senadores marcos rudy ted cruz, este Último el primer candidato hispano en ganar una primaria en iowa. la semana pasada una coaliciÓn de 9 organizaciones nacionales hispanas lanzaron una movilizaciÓn nacional para motivar el voto hispano. que asegurarÁ que los latinos juegan un papel decisivo en determinar quiÉn serÁ el prÓximo presidente de los estados unidos. despuÉs de julio, cuando ya deberÍa estar claro quiÉnes eran los nominados el partido demÓcrata y republicano, naleo va a reevaluar esta predicciÓn sobre el nÚmero de votantes hispanos y no descarta que la cifra podrÍa ser aun mucho mayor. ilia:el alcalde de filadelfia estÁ apoyando a la demÓcrata y exsecretario de estado, hillary clinton, a la presidencia de estados unidos. el anuncio se produjo mediante una declaraciÓn escrita que indicó que clinton tiene corazÓn, la f

con la campaÑa un dÍa sin latinos activistas tratan de frenar propuestas anti migrantes. y candidatos republicanos participaron en foro previo a primarias. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪

el incremento en los hospitales psiquiÁtricos de llegada de latinos es alarmante. la situaciÓn socioeconómica de los hispanos, la falta de informaciÓn, las separaciones familiares y otras razones pueden ser algunas de las causas, california es de los estados donde mÁs se está presentando esto. mili: temperaturas agradables es lo que estamos experimentando en este domingo familiar aquÍ en nuestra regiÓn, quiero saber quÉ nos espera para el inicio de semana, le tengo todos los detalles en minutos. para saber como estarán las condiciones del clima para la semana laboral, pasamos con "millie delgado", ya esta lista con el pronóstico extendido....--adelante millie... mili: por el alto oleaje casi todas las costas de nuestro estado a tomar precauciones, encima de todo y 72 temperaturas manteniendo en el promedio, esta noche llega fresca a los 50 bajo van a persistir los nublados, a quien le debo el pronÓstico para nuestros amigos en san josÉ al parecer hay una posibilidad de lluvia para el jueves, es todo mi reporte. ♪ ♪ >>te recuerdo que estamos en pleno

this is a heavy latino vote here. up in this part, this is where barack obama won by ten points around reno and this was actually elko, that was barack obama's best county in 2008. the reason that barack obama was able to declare victory in the state in 2008 is they actually give out the national convention delegates by congressional district. another wrinkle in all of this so we got two things to watch for today as these results come in. one, how are the county delegates being allocated, who is winning that battle, hillary clinton won in 2008. then, who is actually getting the national convention delegates and that's where barack obama actually won by won in 2008. >> steve, who is going to get -- which of the counts will be the headlines in the papers tomorrow and all next week, when you say who wins nevada, will it be the one who gets the delegates in the first count today or how it's recalculated later? who wins tonight and over the weekend? how do you decide that? >> 2008 is such a good example because if you reme

in the heavily latino clark county, home of las vegas. >> larry: yeah, they're fighting over latinos! it's your turn to be fawned over amigos! first it was the farmers in iowa, then it was the people who don't care if they live free or die in new hampshire, south carolina -- it was all about "the blacks," and now in nevada -- pandering to hispanics, or as we like to call it, hispandering. (laughter) > >> larry: thank you very much. here to help us understand hispandering, please welcome our own grace parra. (cheers and applause) so grace, as a mexican-american, who do you think won the hispanic vote in nevada? >> grace: larry, the question isn't who won the hispanic vote. it's "como trata de ganar cada candidato?" >> larry: yeah, what? >> grace: how does each candidate try to win? pandering to hispanics is a very careful science. you have to come at us the right way -- we're not all one group. no somos unidos, larry. >> larry: right, no united states! i understood that one. yeah. okay. >> grace: each group has its own issue. you have puerto ricans, you have cubans, you have mexicans,

no latinos. ilia: muchas gracias edwin, ustedes no se retiren, ya regresamos, sin formaciÓn. - con mÁs informaciÓn. ilia:en repÚblica dominicana el presidente danilo medina pide una segunda oportunidad. ilia:en repÚblica dominicana, oficialmente dalÍ no medina es el candidato presidencial del partido de liberaciÓn dominicana. pidiÓ a los dominicanos otra oportunidad. elkin: el pld buscÓ la reelecciÓn del presidente medina en un evento en el palacio de deportes, donde asistiÓ el comitÉ polÍtico y cientos de militantes. se pide voto de la poblaciÓn, porque aunque dice haber cumplido con todas sus promesas, desea hacer mÁs por los mÁs necesitados. candidatos. si los dominicanos me eligen, las palabras hasta las gradas en mi segundo gobierno serÁn paz, uniÓn, progreso y justicia social. elkin: el aspirante oficialista utilizÓ el escenario para explicar que se necesitan crear mecanismos de control, con el propÓsito de enfrentar la corrupciÓn hasta las Últimas consecuencias. agreg

cristina: el incremento de latinos en las clÍnicas siquiatras es significativo. la situaciÓn socioeconómica de los hispanos, la falta de informaciÓn, las separaciones familiares y otros factores que son cuestionados entre los expertos podrÍan ser una de las causas. ♪ ♪ ilia: para vamos con la acciÓn deportiva. ale: hablamos con la europa palique donde el chicharito avanzÓ a los octavos. el porto con el mexicano se despidiÓ del torneo ante el borussia. el manchester united rebotÓ un marcador en casa y volviÓ a milÁn y se metiÓ en los octavos. otro que avanzÓ fue el liverpool. por su parte el villarreal empatÓ 1 a 1. ilia: y asÍ concluimos, gracias por compartir parte de su noche con nosotros, en segundos el noticiero nacional univisiÓn, gracias. ♪ ♪ jueves [mÚsica] >> es jueves 25 de febrero. estas son las principales noticias. 8 de cada 10 electores hispanos tienen una opiniÓn negativa de donald trump. asÍ lo revelÓ una encuesta. >> los cinco precandidatos republicanos miden sus fuerzas en el Último debate programado antes del llamado

rafael: 3% de los estadounidenses para votar son latinos. la mira estÁ en un sector que estÁ creciendo dÍa tras dÍa. >> son menos de 35 aÑos los latinos que estÁn para votar. van a ver casi 800,000 gente joven de 17 aÑos que van a cumplir 18 aÑos. rafael: juan es el claro ejemplo de los llamados milenios latinos. que estÁn invitando a ejercer el poder del voto. >> todas las personas que pueden, hay que salir. hay que hacer la presencia de los latinos. >> muy pocos tienen voz. es un porcentaje bajo. rafael: marÍa menciona una realidad entre las familias hispanas. >> una seÑora indocumentada dice, voto siete veces que hay elecciones. busca a siete personas que son ciudadanos y los trae a las urnas para que voten. >> yo a mis hijos los mando a que vayan porque es bien importante. presentadora: regresamos con mÁs tras la pausa. presentadora: incendio en puerto rico. le tenemos los detalles. presentadora: un fuego de grandes proporciones en un almacÉn en el pueblo de carolina en puerto rico mantuvo ocupado los bomberos. no fue necesa

latino activists react to candidates' success. stacey: stacey: centenarian stacey: centenarian support. why this central iowan was so determined to caucus. and the big time thank you she's receiving tonight. steve: first college tracking a second round of snow. a lot of action on that radar right now. but the roads are still looking pretty good. meteorologist jason sydejko is here with the timeline and impact. jason s: we are seeing this line for a much stationary for the past few hours. it has put down a few inches in we have, from her look coming -- from earlham, a report of three inches of snow. it will probably take a few hours for it to make its way to the metro with how slow it has been moving. here is a broad overview. pretty robust. this is pushing its way eastward. do plan on the new snow accumulation tonight. we still have a winter storm warnings and blizzard warnings until 6:00 in the morning. we are likely to see any increase in the lands into the morning hours -- in the winds in the morning hours as well. temperatures

si los latinos salimos a votar. yo pienso que somos los que vamos a hacer la diferencia en esta elecciÓn. >>> secretario gutiÉrrez. >>> estoy de acuerdo con este Último punto de latinos, porque ayer vi una encuesta, de que el 81% de los latinos, no quieren a donald trump john mccain el 33. ambos perdieron. o sea, que el voto latino es clave. >>> claro que sÍ, carlos gutiÉrrez y fabiÁn nÚÑez es un placer estar con ustedes este domingo gracias por su tiempo y experiencia. al regresar, votantes jÓvenes en texas nos dicen quÉ es lo que buscan en su prÓximo presidente, hablo con un grupo extraordinario de jÓvenes. y marÍa celeste arrarÁs aquÍ conmigo, luego de participar en el debate republicano que presentamos la nueva linea tresemmé botanique, una mezcla de leche de coco y sábila en una fórmula de calidad profesional, inspirada en la naturaleza y compuesta por profesionales para restaurar un cabello radiante y saludable nueva tresemmé® botanique. resultados profesionales a tu alcance [ riendo ] [ se

>> the latino vote is growing every year. we're expecting 13 million latinos to vote in this election. because of the surge it could be 14 million. what we've seen is that every election is grows substantially, and so yes, i wouldn't want to say that you have to - the republican doesn't have to win outright a majority, but they have to get pretty close in order to be in contention. that's a huge problem, i think, as the republican party starts to look at the general election, they've got a serious situation on their hand. the fact that a lot have been turned off after some has gone after them and they're seen as less as the rest of the country. donald trump, his comments today about the kkk and david duke are not going to help him. he is driving away the minority vote and no president can win by using that strategy >>> thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on tonight >>> a former official with the chris christie campaign condemned the new jersey governor for his endorsement of donald trump. a statement r

los latinos se estÁn articulando mayor nÚmero que estudiantes blanco no latinos. conductor: iniciÓ esta semana con su vida, la temperatura arriba de los cuenta grados. les expliquÉ eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: comenzamos la semana con suyas, pero ya se ayude se han marchado nos queda un sistema frontal que estÁn cruzando, estamos esperando el pronÓstico de la marmota. maÑana es fiesta totalmente despejado, asÍ que seguramente va a la sombra. la temperatura la temperatura la temperatura en atlÁnticas y mÍnima comenzaron a 27,24atlÁnticas city. la temperatura es bastante buena, esta fecha del aÑo. Éstas son las temperaturas literalmente condiciones de primavera, 63 en gran parte del centro y sur. ya tenemos 45, el omega estÁ altÍsima. estamos orando fuera de la ciudad, la brisa calma en gran parte de la ciudad. estamos en espera de otro frente frÍo, que estÁ asociado a estas bajas, nos estarÁ trayendo lluvias, se deja como estÁ tranquilo. pero la noche se puede lograr. en el horario de la madrugada regresa. las temperaturas han dejado una sesiÓn gr

licenciado: ¿dÓnde estÁn los latinos y el apoyo a marcos rubio? uno puede entender que no haya apoyo al seÑor cruz, porque cruz ha sido un traicionero a su raza pero ciertamente uno podrÍa esperar apoyos latinos fuertes tanto a hillary clinton como a sanders y en el lado republicano, donald trump, obviamente un voto por rubio. esto es bien interesante lo que va a ocurrir. probablemente es posible, si marcos rubio no logra ganar una sola de las primarias que hay desde aquÍ hasta el super martes, la primera primaria que ganarÍa en puerto rico donde hay 23 delegados, el que gane mitad mÁs uno se lo lleva y serÍa el primer estado en ganar. obviamente habrÍa que preguntar quÉ va a pasar en texas donde hay grandes poblaciones latinas y si van a apoyar a marcos rubio, obviamente a ted cruz, si lo quieren apoyar la mayorÍa ultraconservadora, lo puede hacer. tambiÉn en texas pero debemos esperar lo que ocurra en florida. ciertamente marcos rubio debe ganar varias primarias para clasificar y ser la alternativa, si no lo hace de aquÍ al día, ento

un recuento de la noche de los latinos en hollywood. reportero: en una noche en que ninguna vehicular --ninguna pelÍcula dominÓ los premios Óscar, hizo historia por ganar el segundo aÑo consecutivo en sus respectivas categorÍas. ahora por la pelÍcula el renacido. alejandro irrÁÑitu: me siento muy contento. reportero: con su trabajo lubezki pasa a la historia como el primer premiado tres veces consecutivas para la mejor fotografÍa. lubezki: del fotÓgrafo con mÁs suerte del mundo por poder trabajar con estos directores. reportero: leonardo di caprio ganÓ tambiÉn en el renacido. el oscar para la mejor pelÍcula se la llevÓ spotlight. >> estamos muy contentos de poder estar aquÍ. reportero: mientras que los chilenos ganaron el Óscar por su historia animada historia de un oso. >> es el primer oscar para el cine chileno, un cine latino que trae una historia que es muy nuestra. simboliza el drama del exilio. reportero: servio vista en la incÓmoda controversia por la falta de diversidad del cine en hollywood. en su discurso de

"we really hope to bring both latinos and non-latinos together to talk about history and culture, and to make everyone more aware of the significant role and impact of latinos in both the united states and in nebraska." said mary yager, associate director of humanities nebraska. the library will also host another new program called "your stories" on february 22nd at 6:30 p.m. the program will feature people talking about what brought them to the u-s. the broncos and panthers weren't the only ones battling it out in sunday night's super bowl. so were more than 60 advertisers who paid big money to vie for our attention during the game. mark barger reports on some out....for better or worse. << nats the winner on the field was decisive..... nats but the super bowl's ad winner was debatable. (sot james cooper / executive editor, adweek :08-12) "i don't think there was a winner this year. i think it was pretty safe in general and fairly vanilla." that's due in part to the pressure that comes with the commercials' 5 million dollar pricetag. (sot james cooper / executive editor, adweek :19-2

but yet we had latino's so it is bittersweet. ryan s.: the league of united latin american citizens rallied more than 13,000 latinos to caucus sites last night, exceeding a prediction of 10,000. regional vp joe henry says cruz and rubio's stance on immigration, building a wall, cutting off pathways to citizenship hurt the candidate's popularity within the hispanic community. >> with the amount of our people who came out and caucused last night hopefully the conservatives will start addressing those issues especially those two latino candidates. elizabeth: iowa's hispanic population hovers around 6%. cruz's win made him the first latino to win the iowa caucuses. our kcci entrance polling information showed immigration at the bottom of the list of issues most important to republican caucus-goers. while government spending was at the top. marks when it comes to immigration. in terms of the economy rubio took the top spot by six points. cruz was tops by 7-points when it comes to fighting terrorism. crews also led by six points -- cru

celebran una cuaresma especial, el fin de la violencia piden al sumo pontÍfice >>> hablamos con los niÑos latinos que sorprendieron al mundo cuando acompaÑaron a la banda coldplay en el medio tiempo del super tazÓn. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> este es noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart y maria celeste arraras >>> buenas tardes, mÉxico se ha este este mes habÍa estremecido con la muerte de una periodista >>> dicen que su participaciÓn en la delincuencia organizada le costÓ la vida, agustÍn >>> estamos en el monumento al periodista, una profesiÓn que aseguran es difÍcil de ejercer en estados como veracruz, considerados como un autÉntico infierno. del 2011 a la fecha 16 periodistas han sido asesinadas. el cuerpo de la reportera anabel flores salazar fue encontrado un dÍa despuÉs que un comando armado se la llevara de su casa en la estado veracruz. el cadÁver fue localizado este martes. en puebla segÚn la policÍa estaba semidesnuda con los pies atados y las manos tambiÉn y una bolsa en la cara. hay indicios de la posible complicidad de autoridades en la desapariciÓn de anabel flor

and the latino vote needs to be earned. so summits like this highlight how influential the latino vote can be. (( hector barreto, president, latino coalition foundation - "every election that goes by, the hispanic community plays a especially in states where the vote is very contested, where the vote is going to be close.")) ((dave courvoisier)) csn's cheyenne campus will host the second summit tomorrow morning... from 8 to 11./// ((denise valdez)) > it's a case that gained national attention... for all the wrong reasons. we catch up with the family of tammy meyers... on the one- year anniversary of her shooting. and tedd... should we go ahead and call it spring?? tedd florendo >did we reach our record high today. that is the big question. one things for sure, we have had a great ride of temps in the 70's. but could they through next week? your valentine's day ago tonight, the sound of gunfire shattered an otherwise quiet neighborhood and changed family. ((denise valdez)) 44-year old tammy meyers was gunned down outside her