ilia: quÉ tal, buenas noches, no habrÁ cargos contra tres policÍas de pasco que dieron muerte a antonioÑos porque Éste les lanzaban piedras. los fiscales dijeron que no encontraron base para una investigaciÓn criminal. arantxa: una gran desilusiÓn es la que estÁ atravesando la familia de antonio zambrano, que falleciÓ a tiros a manos de tres policÍas, hoy el fiscal de pasco como la decisiÓn de no presentar cargos criminales en contra de los tres uniformados que le dieron muerte a zambrano el pasado mes de febrero. el caso se dio a conocer a nivel internacional y generÓ un sin nÚmero de protesta cuando imÁgenes de la muerte de zambrano se hicieron pÚblicas. el hombre de 35 aÑos, que estaba bajo la influencia de metanfetaminas, se estaba aventando piedras a los conductores; en el vÍdeo se observa a zambrano lanzando piedras a los policÍas quienes respondieron con 17 balazos de los cuales siete impactaron en el indocumentado. reportes indican que zambrano les instÓ a los oficiales, cuando zambrano se disponÍa a lanzar una piedra grande, los que se les dispararon. el fiscal del condado dijo

but some of them are getting nothing, like we are leer in pascoe. we are not going to accept that. organizers refused to give up hope in some measure of justice and accountability. and they put their hope in washington state where the governor asked the attorney-general to review the case, and local place are still investigating >>> former tennis star james blake is speaking out about being tackled by an n.y.p.d. police officers, and says he wants the officer file. keep watching. blake is standing inside the manhattan hotel on wednesday when an undercover officer slammed him to a ground. the officer mistook him for the suspect in a credit card ring. the mayor and police officer force have apologised. the officer is on desk duty. blake appreciates the apology but thinks that is not enough. >> i am sure this is not the first time police brutality happened and i am sure it's not the last time. i want them to apologise to the people this happens to that don't have the same voice i have. i want those wrongs to be right as well. >>> here more of james blakes interview 8 o'clock eastern,

a ta million dollars lawsuit in federal court. >> so sabrina, zambrano's death sparked protests in pasco? >> we have not heard of any protests in pasco, it's peaceful behind us, but there were many people interrupting the prosecutor as the judge was trying to ask questions during the q-and-a session. people kept saying, he was shot 17 times, why is this acting in good faith, and acting without malice? so certainly very upset people in the courtroom today. but we have not heard any protests. a couple of things that i do want to note, so far no civil rights action, and that would fall to the department of justice, but i want to mention that the pasco police department is conducting it's own internal investigation. it's not complete yet. but unclear whether the officers will be allowed to join the force again. wasn't of the officers resigned, last month in july, he has gotten out of law enforcement and he's in a completely different industry, but still living in this area. >> all right, sabrina from washington state, thank you. >>> puerto rico's government today released it's lon long-await

. >> shot and killed by police just a few bcks from here in pasco. the prosecutor announced his decision whether to file charges against the prosecutor. announced he would not file charges against the three pasco, washington police officers who killed migrant worker antonio zambrano montez on friday. police dash and cell phone video from bystanders captured the moment he was shot by police, fired therapist tolls. protests in the weeks and months after the shooting started large, but eventually quieted down. for the last two months weekly releases from the prosecutor's office have shed new light on what happened. a toxicology report shows he was likely high on meth, the bullets struck zambrano on the back of the leg and shoulders. >> not considering the 17 shots on one individual. >> last week a second lawsuit was filed against the city of pasco and others involved in the shooting. zambrano's wife and two children are asking for $220 million. his brothers are asking for $4.8 million in federal court. >> i don't care what the consequences are, when it'

no habra castigo para los tres policias que mataron a tiros al inmigrante antonio zambrano en pasco, de washington. arantxa loizaga nos dice como se tomo esta decision... gracias jorge..una gran deilusion es la que esta atravesando la familia de antonio zambrano, el inmigrante indocumentado de origen mexicano que fallecio a tiros a manos de tres policias. y es que hoy el pfiscal shawn sant, del condado franklin en pasco estado de washington, tomo la decision de no presentar cargo criminal alguno en contra de los tres uniformados que le dieron muerte a zambrano el pasado mes de febrero. el caso se dio a conocer a nivel internacional y genero un sinumero de protestas, cuando imagenes de la muerte de zambrano captadas por un telefono celular se hicieron publicas.el hombre de 35 aqos, quien segun examenes toxicologicos estaba bajo la influiencia de metanfetaminas, les estaba avntando piedras a los conductores cuando respondieron las autoridades. en el video se le observa a zambrano tambien lanzandole piedras a los policias quienes respondieron con 17 balazos de los cuales 7 impactaron al

katherine is in pascoe. what are they hoping to achieve. >> it can be summed up in one word. justice for antonio. what it means to the protesters is some kind of accountability by three police officers that shot and killed him seven months ago. the group marched to the spot where the shooting occurred. organizers were demonstrated by the low turn out. it's tough to sustain the momentum, but for those who are here. the hurt is fresh, the memory is fresh, and for antonio's family. his aunt remembered the incident. expressing deep frustration. >> the police could have seen that all he had was a rock. you think it's possible that he could have killed three police officers, ones that gave chase with a rock. why did they shoot him in the leg, why did they shoot him in the foot, why didn't they disaible him? >> reporter: frustration compounded by the decision not to charge the officers. the community has not given up hope. the governor of washington ordered the attorney-general to conduct his own review, and they are confident that that at a higher level will lead to the justice, ac

han registrado 66 muertes de niÑos a manos de sus padres en todo el estado, siendo los condados de pascoinos o cÓmo podemos identificarlos. >> generalmente son padres y madres que no cuentan el apoyo de su cÓnyuge y que no tienen trabajo y tienen problemas de bebida y problemas de control con las emociones. hay pequeÑas indicaciones o grandes indicaciones de que los padres se sienten como fuera de control. reportera: entre los casos mÁs recientes de la florida es el de un padre que arrojÓ a su hija desde un puente. otro sumergiÓ a sus tres hijos en una camioneta. >> es importante que hayan campaÑas de planificaciÓn familiar, en la cual se les habla a los jÓvenes desde temprano de las diferentes formas de detener los embarazos no deseados. el uso de anticonceptivos es uno de los mÉtodos. reportera: para noticias univisiÓn maricel. reportero: quiero contarles que en unos minutitos hace con las noticias mÁs aladas de la farÁndula. julio: aquÍ estÁ carlos calderÓn con la farÁndula. carlos: que tal amigos, llegÓ la hora de chismear. los chismes gordos. los nombres de gerardo ortiz y juliÁn ál

de 2015 se han registrado sus 66 casos a manos de sus padres en todo el estado, siendo los condados pascomiliar ya como establecido y Éste llega a ser como el abuso de los niÑos. periodista: quizÁs se pregunta lo que hay en la mente de padres asesinos o cÓmo podemos identificarlos. >> por lo general son padres que se encuentran sin apoyo del otro cÓnyuge que suelen obtener trabajo, que se les ve que tienen problemas de bebida, que tienen problemas de control con las emociones. hay pequeÑas indicaciones o grandes indicaciones de que los padres se sienten como fuera de control. periodista: entre los casos mÁs recientes que se han registrado en las heridas se encuentra el padre que lanzÓ a su hija. una mujer embarazada de 33 aÑos sumergiÓ su camioneta con sus tres hijos a bordo. segÚn expertos educar a la comunidad en cuanto la planificaciÓn familiar es vital. >> es bien importante que hayan campaÑas de planificaciÓn familiar, en los cuales se les hable las jÓvenes de que temprano de todo lo que son los diferentes formas de tener los embarazos tempranos, la tenencia total para las personas m

in pascoe washington. the prosecutor decided not to charge police officers who shot and killed a worker in february. the prosecutor said the evidence shows the officers used legal force. cell phone video captured her throwing rocks at the officers, and shot 17 times. toxicology reports indicate that he was high on methamphetamines. >> in seattle the first day of school has been postponed. thousands of teachers walked out of classrooms on wednesday. educators have not had a cost of living raised in six years. teachers salaries raised from 44,000. the schools offering a 9% raise. the union holding out for 10.5%. seattle's school system with 53,000 students. in the face of the rying grayings crisis in europe. america is committed to taking in 5,000 more refugees next year, increasing the quota from 70,000 to 75,000 in 2015. while addressing reporters, he stopped short of identifying a target number for syrian refugees. >> we are committed to increasing the number of refugees that are taken. and we are looking

"braxton rocha" y su amigo shannon pasco" fueron cazados cuando pescaban como buzos...tiburon tigree 13 pies. la experiencia fue desgarradora, tanto como las heridas que el cetaceo le propino a "braxton" ... su pierna casi desprendida de su cuerpo presagiaban lo peor... --mortal y sangrienta lucha por su vida... perel tiburon era demasiado grande y mientras mas se aoximaba, sufuee alejaban... --rocha agonizando logro salir del agua, yao lo merodeaba el tiburon pero si la muerte... --fue eesenstante cuao shanon, hizo de tripas corazon y cargo a su amigo mal herido durante cuatro millas, para salir de la zona incomunicada donde ocurrio el ataque... alli logro llamar una ambulancia... --rocha vive para contarlo... (s/braxton rocha/biby shark:25-:40) --indico que sintio que era el fal de su vidr vivir solo para decirle cuanto lo queria... viviendo el acto heroico... 4 millas a su espalda... -- su pierna recio 1 puntadas para salvarla de la mutilacion... y el ataque con sevicia de un tiburon unio tanto a dos amigos que ninguna mordida los podra separar... angel --la joven vi

laamilia de antonio zambrano, el hombre que muri en febrero tras recibir 17 balazos de 3 policias en pascowashington, esta indignada. take vo ---esto tras conocer la decision delfiso presentar cargos contra los uniformados. ---en rueda de prensa dijo que el uso de la fuerza mortal estuvo justificada dado que zambrano estaba lanzando piedras a los policias. ---la familia asegura que en el video es evidente la crueldad con la que lo mataron. take sot cont...vo ---el departamento de justicia reala una investigacion independiente mientras que el gobernador del estado de washington inst al fiscal general, a que investigue las conclusiones que llevaron al fiscal del condado de franklin a exonerar a los oficiales. :01 :07 blanca --mujeres inmigrantes se uniran a una marcha que terminara en washington, d.c. --ellas quieren estar psentes en la reunion del papa francisco en el congreso del pais. --azalea iÑiguez nos amplia. 0:01 - 0:0:10 0:14 - 0:20 0:37-0:41 0:42-0:47 0:59-1:09 carolina tiene 5 jos, y sabien a peregrinacion 100 mujeres indocumentadas a washington d.c., esta arriesgandose, pero dice

"braxton rocha" y su amigo shannon pasco" fueron cazados cuando pescaban como buzos... presa de un temible tiburon tigre d13 pies. la experiencia fue desgarradora, tanto como las heridas que el cetaceo le propino a "braxton" ... su pierna casi desprendida de su cuerpo presagiaban lo peor... --mortal y sangrienta lucha posu vida... pe el tiburon era demasiadogrande y me aproximaba, sus fuerzas mas se alejaban... --rocha agonizando logro salir del agua, yao merodi la muerte... --fue en ese instante cuando shanon, hizo de tripas corazon y cargo a su amigo mal herido durante cuatro millas, para salir de la zona incomunicada donde ocurrio el ataque... alli logro llamar una ambulancia... --rocha vive para contarlo... (s/braxton rocha/t by shark:25-:40) --indico que sintio que era el final de su vi.. pero quel ver el esfuerzo de su amigo, queria vivir solo para decirle cuanto lo queria... viviendo el acto heroico... 4 millas a su espalda... -- su pierna recibio 100 puntadas para salvarla de la mutilacion... y el ataque con sevicia de un tiburon unio tanto a dos amigos que ning

in '78-highway 101 in pasco cific pacificka was shut down at one point we had 80,000 people in san francisco without power and if you think about people with access and functional needs things can really turn south when the power is out for an extended period of time. that is going to be informing our planning efforts. we opened up temporary shelters for the homeless and obviously, if it's like last winter when we opened up, activated the eoc during the winter storm for three operational periods, we expect with el nino type of events it's going to be a marathon of storms for the winter months. we're planing for a more extensive operational period. also in 1997-98 we declared a state of emergency with $14 million in damages. so we're anticipating similar damages during this year with if the predictions again, hold true. during the next month we'll be convening smaller plan groups and also holding a meeting october 2nd within our faith council and thank you michael for pulling that together. and by november 1st we'll have a revised concept of operations. we had a con-op last year and we're tak

in '78-highway 101 in pasco cific pacificka was shut down at one point we had 80,000 people in san francisco without power and if you think about people with access and functional needs things can really turn south when the power is out for an extended period of time. that is going to be informing our planning efforts. we opened up temporary shelters for the homeless and obviously, if it's like last winter when we opened up, activated the eoc during the winter storm for three operational periods, we expect with el nino type of events it's going to be a marathon of storms for the winter months. we're planing for a more extensive operational period. also in 1997-98 we declared a state of emergency with $14 million in damages. so we're anticipating similar damages during this year with if the predictions again, hold true. during the next month we'll be convening smaller plan groups and also holding a meeting october 2nd within our faith council and thank you michael for pulling that together. and by november 1st we'll have a revised concept of operations. we had a con-op last year and we're tak

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. >> in pasco washington, a prosecutor ruled out charges against police officers who shot antonio zambrano. evidence shows the officers used legal force. cincinnati fired its police chief after an independent review of the department. in a memo today the city manager explained jeffrey blackwell showed poor leadership at a time when cincinnati is showing a dangerous spike in violence. chief blackwell was facing a no confidence vote from the police union. >>> public school teachers in seattle will walk picket lines again tomorrow. they walked out today on the first day of school. talks with the school board broke down over money. seattle teachers have gone six years without a cost of living increase. the school board says it may go to court to force teachers back to work. >>> 50 years ago grape pickers went on strike for better pay and working conditions. that strike led to a national boycott on grapes. but as tom ackerman reports, the farm union has lost much of its strength. >> reporter: pedro alvarez left his native mexico for california 30 years ago. tending the same vineyards that sprou

[laughter] it is a restaurant called pasco. i expect to eat for free now forever for mentioning that. this is his favorite restaurant. i was very fortunate to spend a lot of time with phillip. proud ofand extremely his french heritage and american heritage. extremely proud he is the son of a guy from maine that risked it all and gave his life for the allied cause in world war ii, in a war that we do not know enough about, a private war, a disturbing more, a war in which a knock on the front door could mean your death at any moment. thank you so much for being a wonderful audience. [applause] >> if there are questions, please raise your hand and i will come to you with a microphone. starting here with the lady to your left. >> how did toquette get in touch with phillip? there were no cellphones in those days. mr. kershaw: that is a great question. phillip's daughter who lives in boston, i became very good friends with her, she was kind of my liaison. she gave me a treasure trove of letters. there are some beautiful, heartbreakin

. >> two officers in the pasco county, washington police department are returning to duty.s follows an investigation into the deadly shooting of a local farm worker last winter. witnesses say that the victim was behaving aggressively, and that the officers avoided the use of force for as long as possible during the incident. in arizona, prosecutors have formally charged the suspect in several recent highway shootings. 20-year-old leslie is accused of firing at 11 vehicles on a highway in phoenix. he's charged with several felonies, including aggravated assault and acts of terrorism. he told the authorities, they have the wrong guy, and his gun was in a pawnshop at the time of the shooting. >>> we told you that the man running volkswagen is out of a job. the ceo reassigned in the wake of the scandal. and what's in store for the world's to selling auto member. >> the treo of volkswagen board members made the announce many. the chief executive, martin vintercorn was out. >> part of this when vinter where corn stepped down and the board acknowledges that with great respect. he

. >> kathryn barrett for us live from pascoe tonight. >>> it's auld urban shield.s year it takes place in california. it's a showcase for the latest in law enforcement equipment. but some say it's a showcase that needs to be shutdown. melissa chan explains why. >> reporter: the federally funded trade expo draws in law enforcement agencies from across the country. military support the vent. al jazeera visited last year in the wake of the unrest in ferguson since then a parade of high-profile officer-related shootings has only increased public colonel over the militarization of police. this is an armored vehicle from the city of lodi in california's police deem. one example of what is making some people uncomfortable this perception that there is the mel their saying of law enforcement. but people here at urban shield would say that this trade show is not just about guns and weapons, it's also about providing products to first responders and products for natural disasters. >> granted it is the world' largest tactical exercise, but we also encompass, medical, fire, an

amy: in news from pasco, washington, three police officers who shot and killed an unarmed mexican farmworkerarlier this year in an incident which sparked protests will not face criminal charges. police fired 17 shots at antonio zambrano-montes. telephone video shows him turning to face police and raising his hands before he is shot. on wednesday, franklin county prosecutor shawn sant said the shooting was "reasonable under the standards established in our state laws." sant said police killed zambrano-montes because he turned toward them with a rock in his hand. an attorney for zambrano-montes family said they were "sorely disappointed" and would be filing a lawsuit. the republican-controlled house judiciary committee held its first in a series of hearing on planned parenthood wednesday following an anti-choice group's release of heavily edited videos targeting the organization. the videos show planned parenthood employees discussing the sharing of fetal tissue with researchers. speaking at the hearing, democratic congressmember jerrold nadler of new york said planned parenthood's practices a

>> you're here with pasco, the modern field guide to digital privacy. we're so happy that you could be here. we'd like to start with a few thanks, dell, the internet society and c-span, our friends that are bringing this to you live online. the st. regis hotel and our friends move on to the keynote interview and then we'll go to a great panel with ciar rag from the department of justice. just a quick bit on passcode. we launched in february of this year. we bring some of the biggest issues facing the internet. if you were here this morning, you'll agree this is one of them. we hope you'll come to more of them, especially in october where we have a full slate of them here in d.c. we hope you'll listen to our podcast. subscribe to our newsletter. this is clearly an issue where it seems like there's this immovable force about national needs and law enforcement being -- i'm sorry, immovable object, unstoppable forceover technology and business. we're here to figure out how to move this ahead. how to move this discussion passed what seems like the past. so l

. >> you're here with pasco, the modern field guide to digital privacy. we're so happy that you could be here. we'd like to start with a few thanks, dell, the internet society and c-span, our friends that are bringing this to you live online. the st. regis hotel and our friends move on to the keynote interview and then we'll go to a great panel with ciar rag from the department of justice. just a quick bit on passcode. we launched in february of this year. we bring some of the biggest issues facing the internet. if you were here this morning, you'll agree this is one of them. we hope you'll come to more of them, especially in october where we have a full slate of them here in d.c. we hope you'll listen to our podcast. subscribe to our newsletter. this is clearly an issue where it seems like there's this immovable force about national needs and law enforcement being -- i'm sorry, immovable object, unstoppable forceover technology and business. we're here to figure out how to move this ahead. how to move this discussion passed what seems like the past. so l

. >> you're here with pasco, the modern field guide to digital privacy. we're so happy that you could be here. we'd like to start with a few thanks, dell, the internet society and c-span, our friends that are bringing this to you live online. the st. regis hotel and our friends move on to the keynote interview and then we'll go to a great panel with ciar rag from the department of justice. just a quick bit on passcode. we launched in february of this year. we bring some of the biggest issues facing the internet. if you were here this morning, you'll agree this is one of them. we hope you'll come to more of them, especially in october where we have a full slate of them here in d.c. we hope you'll listen to our podcast. subscribe to our newsletter. this is clearly an issue where it seems like there's this immovable force about national needs and law enforcement being -- i'm sorry, immovable object, unstoppable forceover technology and business. we're here to figure out how to move this ahead. how to move this discussion passed what seems like the past. so l

in '78-highway 101 in pasco cific pacificka was shut down at one point we had 80,000 people in san franciscoithout power and if you think about people with access and functional needs things can really turn south when the power is out for an extended period of time. that is going to be informing our planning efforts. we opened up temporary shelters for the homeless and obviously, if it's like last winter when we opened up, activated the eoc during the winter storm for three operational periods, we expect with el nino type of events it's going to be a marathon of storms for the winter months. we're planing for a more extensive operational period. also in 1997-98 we declared a state of emergency with $14 million in damages. so we're anticipating similar damages during this year with if the predictions again, hold true. during the next month we'll be convening smaller plan groups and also holding a meeting october 2nd within our faith council and thank you michael for pulling that together. and by november 1st we'll have a revised concept of operations. we had a con-op last year and we're takin

in '78-highway 101 in pasco cific pacificka was shut down at one point we had 80,000 people in san franciscoer and if you think about people with access and functional needs things can really turn south when the power is out for an extended period of time. that is going to be informing our planning efforts. we opened up temporary shelters for the homeless and obviously, if it's like last winter when we opened up, activated the eoc during the winter storm for three operational periods, we expect with el nino type of events it's going to be a marathon of storms for the winter months. we're planing for a more extensive operational period. also in 1997-98 we declared a state of emergency with $14 million in damages. so we're anticipating similar damages during this year with if the predictions again, hold true. during the next month we'll be convening smaller plan groups and also holding a meeting october 2nd within our faith council and thank you michael for pulling that together. and by november 1st we'll have a revised concept of operations. we had a con-op last year and we're taking that and

fiscalÍa de no imputarle cargo a los tresdolo policÍas acusados de matar a un desamparado mexicano en pascoes del gobierno mexicano expresÓ su profunda decepciÓn por la decisiÓn diciendo que contribuye a aumentar la percepciÓn de que la policÍa puede actuar de manera impune estos tres agentes en febrero de este aÑo mataron al desamparado a balazos, cuando querÍan detenerlo por lanzarle piedras a los autos. >>> las temperaturas en california rompen record en todo el estado se estÁn experimentando temperaturas que superan los tres dÍgitos a pesar de chubascos y aguacero que han azotado el sector los Últimos dÍas tambiÉn se reportaron peligrosas tormentas elÉctricas, que han obligado al cese temporal de operaciones en un aeropuerto, en sectores como long beach las temperaturas han alcanzado la cifra record en Últimos aÑo de 103 grados. >>> las autoridades dieron a conocer un video del departamento de james el hombre responsable por la masacre en un cine en colorado segÚn autoridades el lugar estaba lleno de explosivos listos para detonar almas mÍnimo mofrment. un equipo de expertos en explosiv

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in '78-highway 101 in pasco cific pacificka was shut down at one point we had 80,000 people in san francisco without power and if you think about people with access and functional needs things can really turn south when the power is out for an extended period of time. that is going to be informing our planning efforts. we opened up temporary shelters for the homeless and obviously, if it's like last winter when we opened up, activated the eoc during the winter storm for three operational periods, we expect with el nino type of events it's going to be a marathon of storms for the winter months. we're planing for a more extensive operational period. also in 1997-98 we declared a state of emergency with $14 million in damages. so we're anticipating similar damages during this year with if the predictions again, hold true. during the next month we'll be convening smaller plan groups and also holding a meeting october 2nd within our faith council and thank you michael for pulling that together. and by november 1st we'll have a revised concept of operations. we had a con-op last year and we're tak

police say drug cartel boss lopez also known as el hill was arrested wednesday in pasco south of mexico city and he was one of the master minds behind the massacre. we're joined in mexico city with the latest on the arrest. why is lopez regarded as a key player in this case? >>reporter: well, hildaldo lopez played a key part of this because on the night the students went missing almost a year ago, he was allegedly there and what is meant who have happened is that police abducted those students and then handed them over to a local gang and lopez was part of that gang and his accomplices, apparent accomplices now that night and his former boss now in prison testified that he directly gave the order to kill the students and burn their bodies in a municipal rubbish dump. that's the official story of what happened but just over a week ago, a group of very well respected independent experts released a report and one of their key findings was that they said it was scientific impossible for the students' remains to have been burnt almost to the state where they were unidentifiable in that dump.

. >> you're here with pasco, the modern field guide to digital privacy.we're so happy that you could be here. we'd like to start with a few thanks, dell, the internet society and c-span, our friends that are bringing this to you live online. the st. regis hotel and our friends move on to the keynote interview and then we'll go to a great panel with ciar rag from the department of justice.