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marlene: pues...d navy y oldnavy.com de ronald salazar estaba marcado. pasaría el resto de sus días tras las rejas. aunque en el 2015, la vida, o más bien las cortes, le dieron una nueva oportunidad. durante una nueva audiencia ordenada por la corte suprema, una jueza redujo su sentencia original de dos cadenas perpetuas a cuarenta años. pero pudiera recuperar su libertad aún antes. quedan 13 años para que tú tengas la posibilidad de una audiencia para ver si ya te rehabilitaste. ¿tú crees que te puedes rehabilitar? ronald: imagínese. llevo 12 años de terapia con-- incluso hasta maestros que me han ayudado. esto es siempre estar ahí presente y-- pero con mi persona, así como lo he hecho por los últimos tres, cuatro años, de mejorar y mejorar cada día, creo que a lo mejor esté listo. maría elena: ¿qué garantía hay de que no volverías a matar? ronald: yo creo que lo mío era algo personal contra mi familia, ¿no? contra mis padres. jamás había yo pensado en herir a alguien. maría elena: ¿qué garantía hay

marlene says the health care in jamaica is good. if you can get it. >> well, i would say it's good health care, but it's just a time plan. you wait longer. >> in jamaica, nearly half the population lives in the southeast region of the country. that includes the capital city of kingston. a population boom has put a big strain on the health infrastructure here. not enough doctors. not enough resources or operating rooms. it all means less urgent operations like marlene's to remove her thyroid get moved down the priority list. she's been waiting to have this operation for three years. >> presently, i'm not on any medication. you know, so the appointment -- apparently it's on this ship. >> you heard marlene correctly. she said a ship. against the blue jamaican sky, you can't miss it. bright white with large red crosses. this is the usns comfort. it's the largest hospital ship in the world. it shares that title with its sister, the mercy. the twin ships are actually oil tankers turned floating hospitals. each the height of a ten-story bu

and they're like, "marlene, put down the phone."nd i said, "put down the gun and i'll put down the phone." >> reporter: steve aisenberg is at his real estate office when police arrive for him. >> they said we've you know so got a break in the case. i go great. did you find our daughter, was my first question. and they said we're here to arrest you. >> reporter: arrested not for the death of their daughter, but charged with lying to law enforcement about what happened to her. >> there was a dramatic break in the case. >> steven and marlene aisenberg, have been charged with lying to authorities. >> reporter: the indictment includes jaw-dropping quotes implicating the aisenbergs in the death of their infant daughter. >> the aisenbergs discussed on several occasions that the baby was actually dead. >> is there anything at all that you guys have to say? >> reporter: and just how did prosecutors know what they discussed? turns out police had secretly been bugging their florida home for nearly three months, recording more than 2,600 privat

one of those patients was marlene maxwell.onsider this. 24 hours ago, she had never even been on a ship. and today, she's going to have an operation on one. doctors will be removing mar len's thyroid today. for eight years, she's dealt with pain and discomfort that has just gotten worse. for three years, she's been waiting for this operation. a big part of this mission is collaboration between the united states and each host nation. that includes jamaican surgeons and nurses coming onboard the comfort. first assisting on marlene's operation today is dr. natalie wiley. she is an ear, nose, and throat surgeon and head of the kingston public hospital, where the surgical screening took place the day before. marlene, who we talked to earlier, said she's been waiting years to have this operation done. is the problem not enough doctors, not enough space, not enough resources? what is it? >> it's a little bit of all of the above. the kingston public hospital really is the main provider of health care, a secondary care. not just for th

marlene: oh you bet thank you.ing here and being interested in joshua's house - this will be the first hospice facility for terminally ill homeless people on the west coast and the seventh one in the country -uh - so people are dying on the streets. we lose now in sacramento somewhere between two four people a wee which is horrific - it's just horrible. i had a grandson, my first grandson, who at the time was out 32 years old and when he was a teenager he became addicted to drugs and became homeless. but we stayed in close touch. so we would talk about the situation the people he saw in other cities where he would go to live on the street and people he'd meet who were dying and when he died - on the streets in omaha of an overdose - his name was joshua. he was an incredibly smart, loving, gentle wonderful young man and he was also a musician - so i'll just pass these around and you can take a look at them and meet joshua. he was 34 when he died. he shared a lot of his feelings his pain and his suffering in words an

marlene: really.doris: yes and the reverse was true with a foreign man or a foreign woman buried for man, the most of these cases were the father did the same thing. [inaudible]. and she had buried a jewish army officer. and he died in the war. so she was left to support her aging parents and four children. and she was wondering what she was going to do. so she ran for congress in florida in 1976. six years after the 19th amendment. and in 1928, the incumbent on the floor the house, that she should not be voted in because of the fact that she was jewish. marlene: so any letters that people had to wear in the country's path. anything in terms of the jury, i see the mindset at the time that women not being juries. they were too emotional so they could not be good jurors. i think sometimes when i teach the phrase 12 angry men. i say the kids, what you think it's men. and when i explain that the women were excluded from the juries, they were shocked that the women cannot serve in the juries. it was much m

marlene is here, too.rise will soon travel back to reunion for the first time courtesy of the french state, which is perhaps finally listening. for two years a government appointed commission has been investigating what happened to these men and women at the hands of france. many here have shocking stories to tell. once a french colony, reunion became one of the country's overseas departments in 1946. by the 1960s, with an exploding birth rate, this desperately poor island found its orphanages filling up with children, many of whom weren't orphans at all. their families simply couldn't provide for them. the islands french mp michel debre introduced a policy he thought would solve the problem. from 1963 until 1982, social services oversaw the resettlement of children to rural parts of mainland france, where populations were in decline. some were adopted, others put into children's homes and religious institutions. amongst the footage from the time, in tv reports that portray the children of reunion as lucky

that we've got. >> marlene was outstanding. friendly, loving, kindness. do anything for anybody. >> always courteous, always respectful. >> she married extraordinarily young. and by the time she was 18, she already had two young children. >> deborah: and then a tragedy. marlene's first husband dies, and at 20 years old, she is a widow with two young children. >> not long after marlene is widowed, she meets her next husband, michael warren. >> we had a pretty good relationship. he became a father figure for me and my brother, a good husband for my mother. >> they relocate to south florida to go and make a new start. >> marlene was kind of like america's mom, always cheery and smiley, always trying to put a good foot forward. >> nobody had a bad thing to say about her. it doesn't make sense that a person that seems to be so kind and so genuine that everybody genuinely loved had this enemy out there nobody knew about, that would commit a crime like this. >> the morning of the attack, michael warren headed off to miami to go to a r

marlene's first husband dies, and by 20 she is a widow with two young children. >> not long after marlene is widowed, she meets her next husband, michael warren. >> we had a pretty good relationship. he became a father figure for me and my brother. a good husband for my mother. >> they relocate to south florida to go and make a new start. >> marlene was kind of like america's mom. always cheery and smiley, always trying to put a good foot forward. >> nobody had a bad thing to say about her. it doesn't make sense that a person that seems to be so kind and so genuine, that everybody genuinely loved had this enemy out there nobody knew about, that would commit a crime like this. >> the morning of the attack, michael warren headed off to miami to go to a race track. >> he left for the race track with his friends somewhere around 10:00. >> and they were midway to miami when they got the news that marlene warren had been shot. >> so, he turns around and heads straight for the hospital where marlene is clinging to life on life support. >> ballistic evidence is limited, because there's a single p

i feel he's sad because marlene was killed. >> did you buy these after marlene was killed?> i had them even before. marlene hauntingly, painted this one as a young girl. >> this picture here is a painting of a clown. marlene painted it when she was a teenager -- and i think it's quite a coincidence. and i'll keep it forever, that is for sure. >> and it's just a shame that somebody took her away from us at 40-years-old. this was taken two, three years before she got murdered. >> reporter: she was also taken away from her husband of 18 years, michael warren, a self-made man. >> confident, that's the word. very confident about everything. >> reporter: but former neighbor john herring says he seemed to be a fish out of water. >> reporter: rough around the edges? >> a little rough around the edges. >> reporter: were they a part of the community? >> in the wellington area, you would -- you knew almost everybody. and you would go to the country club or to the grocery store. michael wasn't part of that. you never ran into him anywhere. >> as one guy once described it to me "he had

marlene warren. >> the clown walked to the door. and then marlene answered the door. >> the clown hands her balloons and some flowers, she says, oh, how pretty. >> i'll still remember this fact to this day. one of the balloons said "you're the greatest." >> the clown pulls out a gun and fires it point blank range into marlene's face. >> reporter: at the time of the shooting, marlene's 22-year-old son, joe, is at home with friends. >> he remembers seeing the clown's brown eyes as the clown got into a white cries letter la baron. >> reporter: the 40-year-old mom lingers, but there's no hope. she dies two days later. her still-grieving parents say she had no enemies. >> marlene was outstanding. friendly, loving. >> reporter: eerily, mom shirley tells us the family always liked clowns. in fact, here's their circus room in their home. >> she liked the clowns when she was a little girl. i come in here, i think of her. >> reporter: at the time of the murders, marlene's husband of 18 years, michael warren, was running a used car lot and ren

marlene must move on to collect evidence for a homicide investigation. can't take my mind off what i just saw. this is just the craziest job. there's no time even to express any sensitivity because it's just you have to be on and you have to be prepared for the next one and the next one. unbelievable. the moment passes, the hour slips by and the night shift settles in. waiting on death to call investigators like marlene into the field. ♪ >> investigations, can i help you? all right, thank you. marlene, i got a field call for you. okay, we're going to panorama city. we have approximately 49-year-old male found deceased in his residence. residents claimed a foul odor. we don't have any family at this time for him. last seen according to the neighbors was about friday. >> okay. >> marlene's assignment is taking us to a gritty suburb north of the city. at ten minutes to midnight, we venture out unsure of what we'll find. how do you feel right now? is your adrenaline going? >> i think i always feel a little bit nervous. i'm going somewhere i've never been. i

marlene: yeah.ert: and not only do i hope it gets more screenings, but i hope it gets a lot more exposure. marlene: okay, thank you very much. robert: all right, and good luck with your future project. we'll talk about that another show, okay? marlene: okay, great, thank you. robert: well, stay with us. next up is the bay area drama company, theater that blends entertainment with social themes, right after this break. ras well as messages big fabout social justice. the bay area drama company combines both. joining us are the two co-artistic directors, basab pradhan, a playwright, director, and actor, and the founder of bay area drama company, and sindu sing, who combines her marketing and planning skills with her acting ability. in fact, she's now in basab pradhan's new play about harassment in silicon valley, called, "greater than," a play that just opened in sunnyvale. welcome to the show. basab pradhan: thank you, robert. sindu sing: thank you. robert: sunnyvale, my home town, i know exactly the

next person is marlene flores. >>> good afternoon. i'm marlene flores. i am here to show my interest to [speaker not understood] position as a family member. i wanted to let you know that i'm very interested in the position since i have myself experienced mental health problems. and i have a son who is bipolar. so, i have unfortunately another member of my family that has another mental illness. and i've been through all the process of the issue with my family and i'm one of the -- who has been able to help them in a way that's now my son and my brother, they are living in a good environment. they have family. my son is about to graduate from college. and my major interest in this is to contribute my experience and my knowledge as to families in the people besides the paperwork and information that i can get from the mental health board, and especially to work with the hispanic community. i speak spanish and be able to help them to not only to get the right care for the families who are mentally ill, also to help them to prevent, to get big problems, esp

para marlén fue un día muy doloroso. marlén: [llora] delante de toda la gente lo hicieron.o para que llegue a la conclusión de ese caso. tiffany: mientras que los sobrevivientes dicen que están cansados de palabras. las piernas de hilda lezama han quedado destrozadas y todavía no ha terminado de pagar los gastos médicos. en su casa viven su nietas, que quedaron huérfanas tras la muerte de emerson. hilda: que nos ayude y que nos recupere de los gastos que hicimos, tantos gastos. tiffany: cada vez que se acerca el aniversario de la masacre, todo el pueblo lo recuerda en silencio. marlén: 14 de mayo-- para mí--[solloza] muy doloroso. porque es el día que mató a mi hermana. y hay veces por los niños-- si hubiera tenido mamá-- puede ser diferente. tiffany: wilmer ya tiene 20 años y está en la universidad. pero su camino ha sido largo y duro. meri: costó mucho. estuvo en tratamiento con un psiquiatra. también estuvo en tratamiento con psicólogos. porque incluso si sonaban cohetes, el niño se lanzaba al suelo. tiffany: durante varios años, wilmer vivió en este hospital. ahí, junto

marlene, what's in these bags?that i'm taking back with me. >> what are you taking? >> cell phone. >> oh. >> for phone numbers, the ipad just in case there's something on it, a couple pictures, his driver's license, and then the small bag is all the medication we found. >> mm-hmm. >> by the time the investigation is over, it's 1:30 a.m., but there's still more work to be done tonight. the body is loaded onto the van, and marlene and i make our way back to headquarters. i can't believe you do this every day. are there nights when the case is so intense, you just can't go to sleep right away? >> no. i mean, honestly, you don't want to be stuck on something like that. it's bad enough to have to, like, see somebody else go through something that maybe you're in fear of happening to you or your family. i don't want to think about it. i just want to let it go. >> being willing to touch the dead and stay impervious to the horror of it, it's a job requirement for forensic attendants like mike aparicio who transports bodies

marlene: todo se convirtiÓ en una escena de terror.a siempre. >> pensÉ que me iba a quedar sola. marlene: ayer por la noche tuvo que ser trasladado a otro hospital. por fortuna estaba mÁs estable, hablando y de mejor Ánimo. el Único deseo de esta familias que pronto todos puedan cumplir su sueÑo. >> a las autoridades americanas, que me ayuden. de yo tengo mi cita programada para el sÁbado y no quiero dejar a mi esposo de este lado. marlene: este padre venezolano de 26 aÑos se recupera satisfactoriamente de una fuerte inhalaciÓn de humo y se espera que muy pronto lo den de alta y que todos juntos puedan seguir su camino a estados unidos. maity: tambiÉn hay mucho dolor y angustia en honduras por esta tragedia en ciudad juÁrez, pero sobre todo hay incertidumbre, porque las familias de las personas de las personas detenidas no saben si estÁn muertos o detenidos. conversamos con la familia de dos de estos migrantes. reportera: con dolor e incertidumbre se encuentran dos familias en el sur de honduras. >> por favor ayÚdenme. quiero ver a mi

>> aquÍ a las afueras de chicag estÁn de marlene ochoa recibiÓ cristiana sepultura ya descansa en pazunidad en los 200 ellos ac acompaÑaron el fÉretro con los restos de marlene ochoa cerca de un cementerio a las afueras de chicago no pudieron contener sus sentimientos al darle el Último adiÓ >> es un dÍa triste porque fÍsicamente ya no la voy a tener para abrazarla ni besarla, acariciarla a mi princes >> aquÍ culmina la pesadilla cuando marlene embarazada de nueve meses desaparece, tres semanas despuÉs encontraron su cuerpo en un contenedor de basura vivienda en en el patio esta vivienda, fue ahÍ donde segÚn las autoridades en un acto previo imita premeditado de estrangular a neil e cortaron su vientre para sacarle el bebÉ >> fue un crimen muy horrible e inhumano>> y entonces, dios quea >> que dios tenga misericordia a estas personas y las perdone >> el nueve de marlene esta conectado el esposo de marlene estado optimista tengo mucha fe de que mi hijo estarÁ bie >> yo se que mi hijo estarÁ bie se estÁ recuperando >> durante el sepelio activistas indican que promoverÁn una creativa par

. >> reporter: meet marlene beltran and lisandra lanusa.plans yet. the tongue patch diet. plastic mesh known for hernia repair is sewn onto the tongue making eating solid food painful if not impossible. >> this is our patch. there it is. we put it right into the portion of her tongue. >> reporter: it's a kind of aversion therapy, pioneered in the u.s. by cosmetic surgeon dr. nicholas shegay. he introduced the procedure four years ago after first seeing it done in latin america. >> it doesn't fit me anymore. >> reporter: lisandra lanusa, 27 years old and married. and 20-year-old marlene beltran. each hope to drop 20 pounds in 30 days. you heard that right. 20 pounds in one month. and they're ready to take desperate and extreme measures to make it happen fast. >> in a month's time i will be going to hawaii. i'll be wearing this bikini. and hopefully, i'll be looking great. >> reporter: when it comes to food, lisandra can't help herself. >> i love eating everything. american food, korean. >> reporter: and neither can marlene. >> i have a sweet

marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. la fe que se pierde y 14.000.000 de personas que estÁn bajo alerta del clima invernal en estados unidos. nueva york y chicago estÁn entre las ciudades que experimentan mÁs temperaturas y los mÁs desprotegidos parecen ser los inmigrantes que han llegado a estas ciudades en busca de asilo. fabiola nos cuenta cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn a esta hora en la gran manzana. buenas noches, fabiola. te saludo y cuÉntanos cÓmo se vive el frÍo en nueva york. fabiola: asÍ es, estÁ alerta por frÍo y nieve afecta a varias ciudades del noreste. en este momento la sensaciÓn tÉrmica es de por lo menos unos 24 o menos cuatro y aunque la alerta azul estÁ activada para que las personas desamparadas puedan tener un lugar donde calentarse, lo que preocupa es la situaciÓn de los migrantes. aquÍ los migrantes adultos que han pasado 30 dÍasen los refugios tienen que esperar durante largas horas, incluso durante la madrugada para que se les vuelva a reubicar en otro albergue si es que estÁ disponible. muchos han pasa

marlene grew up responsible, mischievous.arlene loved family and grew up in a family with grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins with precious memories along the way. growing up, marlene went to russian river, playing and listening to music and summers in el salvador with her family. alongside family, marlene loved education. marlene was fond of the arts and was a phenomenal student. she had a great economic career where she met many life-long friends. marlene went on to attend mercy high school and met more of her life-long friends and they grew up listening to motown music and disco. she studied to be a nurse. after a long deliberation, marlene went on to live in el salvador with her family. it was there that she realized her true passion for helping others, specifically children. in el sa salvador, marlene workd for her uncle's clinic. upon her ru return to the u.s.a, marlene changed her major and pursued an major in education. she pursued an masters in education. as her passion and skillsets continued to grow for education,

i know that if selected, marlene will prove to be an excellent edition to our board. thank you. ~ addition to our board. thank you. >> thank you. so, ms. brook, i just want -- it was mentioned, do you have anybody that's bilingual on the board at all? >> i'm sorry, do i what? >> do you have any bilingual members on the board? >> not bilingual spanish. we have chinese, vietnamese, the actual demographics are 7 women 5 men, 7 caucasians, 3 african americans, 1 vietnamese who speaks both vietnamese and french, and 1 chinese person who speaks -- forgetting which dialect, but no one who speak spanish. >> thank you for the clarification. so, seeing no other public comment, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, i would like to take seat 12 and 15, since there's one applicant for each one of those seats. we'll take them, if you could move the nomination of seats 12 and 15 without any objections? >> yes. >> do we have to say the name on record? go ahead. >> so, we have a motion to accept and approve errol wishom to seat number 12 and lena miller for seat number 15.

>> yes. >> marlene has been shot at twice. drive byes.is an altar where the kids put pictures of loved ones who have died. >> he was shot in oakland by a drive by. >> here the gangs and violence are a part of daily, normal life. >> all their brothers, their cousins are involved in these gangs. >> if you are not a part of a gang you are not protected. you are seen as a target. >> marlene has had to struggle to find a new way. >> separated by our families by gangs. >> she is not alone. after school she interns with a group called youth by grade, they talk about ways to improve their community. and a rise high is vibrant with learning and change. marlene in a sense is leading the charge. >> if i don't keep working for what i want, no one else is going to give me what i want. i have to work for it. >> what marlene is working toward is creating a new normal. >> education will get me to where i want to be, get me to where i want to be for my future. >> that was wendy reporting, because students rising above is having its annual giving campaign,