of puerto rican culture! >> and an annual tradition on puerto rican culture! >> and an annual tradition on the parkway. ♪ what's with them? oh, those two? they're always fighting for attention. there's more to a legendary city than its legends. plan your legendary stay at visitphilly.com idonald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. >> welcome back to visions 2016 and our celebration of hispanic heritage month. >> for more than half a century, it's been a tradition, the last sunday in september is set aside for the annual puerto rican day parade. >> it is the crown jewel of the puerto rican festival. >> and for years, 6abc's diego castellanos ha

of puerto rican culture! >> and an annual tradition on the pa i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. >> welcome back to visions 2016 and our celebration of hispanic heritage month. >> for more than half a century, it's been a tradition, the last sunday in september is set aside for the annual puerto rican day parade. >> it is the crown jewel of the puerto rican festival. >> and for years, 6abc's diego castellanos has served as the host for the festivities. >> this is a beautiful portrayal of puerto rican history and culture. you'll be able to see floats, dancing groups, musical groups. join us on the parkway at the parade or watch it right here on 6abc. >> i'll be there along with walter perez and ilia garcia. don'

of puerto rican culture! >> and an annual tradition on the pa z242bz z5yz y242by y5yy >> welcome back to visions 2016 and our celebration of hispanic heritage month. >> for more than half a century, it's been a tradition, the last sunday in september is set aside for the annual puerto rican day parade. >> it is the crown jewel of the puerto rican festival. >> and for years, 6abc's diego castellanos has served as the host for the festivities. >> this is a beautiful portrayal of puerto rican history and culture. you'll be able to see floats, dancing groups, musical groups. join us on the parkway at the parade or watch it right here on 6abc. >> i'll be there along with walter perez and ilia garcia. don't miss it. >> always a great event. >> and a great opportunity to learn about the local puerto rican community. >> our thanks to south philly barbacoa for hosting us. >> and our congratulations to them on being named 6th best new restaurant in the nation. incredible honor. >> if you're interested in south philly b

four of them are a puerto rican origin. it is still u.s.-imposed war. there is --rmous concern over how what this board will do to reduce living standards in puerto rico, to trim the budget as well as to renegotiate the debt. of course, wall street is most concerned about how this debt gets renegotiated. that is why the report i mentioned in my column yesterday that refund america project has put together is so important. scooping and tossing puerto rico's future. i would like saqib bhatti to talk about the main findings of your report, especially how much of this debt that puerto rico has is really illegitimate debt, a gouging by many of the wall street firms. >> juan, we have been doing a series of reports, looking at the legitimacy of puerto rico's debt. what we found is over the course of the various reports we put out, thus far we have identified $37 billion in debt we believe to be legitimate. in this report in particular, we look at part of this scoop and toss deals. that is basically when banks convince puerto rico to keep refinancing the same de

second event is puerto rican day parade 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. this parkway is preparing for two events to take, and it is closed, the parkway along spring garden street westbound between pennsylvania have avenue, martin luther king drive and martin luther king drive between parkway and falls bridge to prepare for these great events. workers moving the traffic cam to another event, at race on delaware avenue. delaware avenue shut down between washington avenue and frankford avenue. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans and here's eye look at "eyewitness sports" with leslie van arsdal. >> reporter: well to day we will find out just how good eagles are when they face steelers right here on cbs-3. both teams unbeaten but the steelers had in the won here since 1965. carson wentz, and eagles offense will face a good pittsburgh defense, they may be ranked 21st overall but steel's loud 101-yard on the ground, carson and eagles to force the ball to throw the ball hoping he will throw a pick something he has not done yet this season.

ank you to 6abc and our moderators are: diego castellanos, anchor of puerto rican panorama walter perez, anchor, channel 6abc. we also welcome our judges for today's event: isabel "chiqui" garcia angel fuentes jackie rocco parade opening one of the can i go tears here is danny garcia, i want to focus on him a little bit, i don't think people quite understand, this is a world champion, born and raised in philadelphia, a great boxer, probably one of the great of his generation, he doesn't get the media attention. >> unbeaten. >>

tell us about some of the programs you have that target puerto ricans. >> sure. we have english classes we host every week at our office here in orlando. and we also have citizenship courses as well, but mainly for the puerto rican community, english classes, job skill courses, things that will help them succeed. >> reporter: tradition, common sense would tell us that puerto ricans are not going to go with the conservatives, so why go in that direction? >> sure. our message of government overspending and government regulations and a bigger government is one that resonations with puerto ricans because a lot of them don't trust their own government. because of that, our message definitely resonates because we're talking about making government smaller. how can that affect the economy and how does it effect -- >> as i get knocked by the trees, yeah. >> how does it affect their livelihood on a daily basis. that's why they moved to orlando, to find that economic freedom. >> i'm going to let you do your work. what they do is they're going door-to-door. these are not ra

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. >> roca moreno is known to be part of the puerto rican prison gang called the niota's.fficers knight and demerey would like to find evidence of how active he is or if he has any other affiliations. >> what i'm looking for is to see if the mattress has been altered. inmates are notorious for cutting holes anywhere along the seam or the sides, stuffing it with contraband. then they sew their contraband back up in their mattress. >> here we have a spot. that just shows you right there. let's take this one out. this came off the bottom, right? >> right. >> most likely, it's going to be batteries. in this case, it's going to be a cigarette lighter, which is an indication we are probably going to find some tobacco in this guy's room. >> having a lighter is already a rule violation. but with roca-moreno's past history, it could have even more serious consequences. coming up -- >> it's going to be one of them? >> one of what? >> i ask questions, you don't answer? >> no. >> staff interrogate alfredo roca moreno and bobby sandier, and they take their search for contraband to the

the fact that four of the seven members are puerto rican doesn't make me feel any more optimistic. if you look at recent history in puerto rico, just having a majority of puerto ricans shouldn't give you much comfort. wasn't it puerto ricans who beat and pepper sprayed legislators at the university and legislature. gone on motivated attacks put the needs of investors fat cats and political insiders ahead of the people, environment, and few tuferte island. the control board and its members no matter who they are start with deep ocean of mistrust on the puerto rican people who question why a new layer of opaque, undemocratic, colonial oversight and control is being imposed in secrecy. that is why i challenge the pointees to the board to got extra mile to make their deliberations and meetings and decisions as transparent as possible. do not meet in secret just because congress allowed you to. when they are governing the people of puerto rico, will they do so in spanish, the language of the puerto rican people? will they even meet on the island of puerto rico? will they make available t

this week i will be back in chicago with my fellow puerto ricans at the national museum at the puerto rican arts and museum and to recognize the cultural contributions of antonio marto and manuel who make us all so proud. but i am not traveling for our president or political candidate. rather, a campaign for the current president to take action before he leaves office in january to free oscar lopez rivera, the last puerto rican prisoner who has been held for 35 years. no one disputes that the president of the united states has the power to grant pardons, commute senses and grant klemansy. it's the power the president -- clemency. it's the power the president has. puerto ricans and allies all over the world are asking the president to grant clemency to oscar lopez rivera. he was not committed of a violent crime, rather a conspiracy,ess pousing the belief that the people of puerto rico have the right to self-determination and freedom. this man, oscar lopez rivera, who is now in his 70's and spent half of his life in prison, is no threat to the united states or puerto rico. he harbors no

conservative group in a puerto rican neighborhood which we know favors the democrats.t are the issues that resonate? >> the issues that resonate is government spending and overregulation. everything that happened there financially. we know that those are the issues that are important. the economy and getting a job and starting a business. those are the things that we are seeing resonate. >> part of the influx thatty woo are seeing, the largest influx in florida of any minority population is because of the bad financial situation there. it is bringing so many people in. you guys are doing something i find interesting. you are offering them classes and you talk to them about these issues. we don't want to lose these guys. >> sure. with the english classes, we have found out something we already knew. a lot of puerto ricans are coming here for more opportunity and the way that you find opportunity is to learn how to speak english. now you have unlocked the key that you can get better jobs. you have more people get involved in the workforce. that's what they want. >> david

right here on six abc. >> ♪ >> dozens of groups, danced and performed along the route of the 2016 puerto ricanay parade, this years theme was power of our voice. live guests included actor and comedian john and world boxing champion danny garcia from north philadelphia. >>> in chester county this parade paid tribute to america's veterans, most touching part was route that they took. parade marched right in front of the southeastern veterans center in spring city where many disabled veterans lived. the vets were able to line front of the building to watch the parade an those who marched by thanked them for their services to our country. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, major league baseball is mourning loss of the talented pitcher with the the marlins who died early this morning in the boating accident. >>> also several people received the gift of a bright future thanks to a foundation honoring the the life of a brave young woman, melissa. >> another picture perfect fall take across the delaware and lehigh valleys with high today in the lower 70's, patchy frost, later tonight wit

hundreds of marcher participated in the 54th annual puerto rican festival and parade.me, the power of our boy. it was all about community. >> it was fun being around our family, even though we don't know each other, we all are family at the end of the day. >> i love the food, the color, the bands. it's aç great vibe. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney and other leaders marched in the parade. ♪ and at penn's landing, crowds also gathered to celebrate brazilian independence day. the festival at the great plaza included music, food and samba dancing, highlighting the ethnic heritage that makes brazil rich in cultural pride. >>> philadelphia police officers are thanking members of the city's muslim community for support that filled bellies and warmed hearts. the muslim-american society served breakfast to about 100 police officers at its mosque in philadelphia. the event has become a tradition. police and muslim leaders say they feel the breakfast is especially significant this year in light of recent shootings and other violence. >> it feels so much good. it's a way to ap

, these puerto ricans coming to florida are already americans, they're just registering to vote in the state of florida. that is different than people coming in from other countries. charles: there has been increase in non-puerto ricans, they made a difference, they were undercounted the last election, a lot of republican pollsters thought mitt romney won. the white house obviously to the mayor's point, you know, it's a good thing for democrats and the new people, and the folks who are fellow citizens, they feel beholden, is it fair that there's been such an amazing push to naturalize so many people ahead of the election. >> listen, america loss of our immigrants, our legal immigrant population, charles, this is another situation where you have to follow the money. this is another situation, charles where the clinton and obama, you know gang politics, if you will, doesn't hesitate to use their power and influence. for example, they've given $10 million to community groups to get these people to be able to vote. they sponsored ads in foreign countries and the "wall street journal

communities around orlando -- but to guarantee the turnout of puerto rican communities around orlando putting people and the infrastructure on the ground to organize folks. donald trump toss support in florida is like what people see on tv -- it's not the campaign to get and using traditional measures. for clinton, it's about the traditional machines of democratic campaign work and trying to turn out with tried and tested operation. to turnes an opening the public speculation and media attention into something real that can translate into an important swing state. our senior white house correspondent in new york today. great to have you in the studio. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has today's sector spider reports julie:. julie:we are focusing on homebuilders because we got housing data that is not fantastic. housing starts fell more than anticipated -- that is the white bar that you see. he also have building permits, an indicator of future construction falling and that was an unexpected drop. it has been uneven. that drop is concerning to folks who invest in homeb

obama won about 60% of the puerto rican vote last time around. hillary is 30%, and they want to bring that number up. on this other side, you have people like libra organization, these are paid staffers. they will knock on 500 doors a day, talk to as many as 1,000 people. how many miles do you put on? do you have any idea? >> a lot of miles. >> reporter: a lot of miles. and there's a reason they call this a battleground, kate. if you look at the average of the most recent polls, it's less than 1%. dividing these folks. one last thing i find really interesting, what they find going door-to-door is a lot of people who say they're going to vote for hillary clinton also say they're going to vote for marco rubio. kate? >> that is interesting. chris jansing, down in kissimmee, florida. thanks so much. >>> up next, i'll be joined by "new york times" columnist maureen dowd who has been covering donald trump and hillary clinton for a long time. she is weighing in on this year's unprecedented race for the white house now that fedex has helped us simplify o

. >>> the 54th annual puerto rican day parade is happening today in philadelphia kicks off at noon. 1500 marchers will be performing a long ben franklin parkway, maim jim kenney will also march in the parade. boxer and north philadelphia again i garcia will be parade grand marshall. 50,000 people are expected to attend the puerto rican parade. fun event there. >>> also a win/walk to benefit childhood cancer research and care. fundraiser for children's hospital of philadelphia starts at 8:00 this morning on the ben franklin parkway and registration begins at 7:00. >>> well, fitness trackers are supposed to help people stay fit and many use the technology for weight loss but in the healthwatch a new study says they actually don't work without eating. and, health reporter stephanie stahl has surprising results. >> reporter: see them every where wearable technology, fitness trackers that count steps and others that calculate calories and more. most of the gadgets are designed to help people lose weight. >> to our surprise, that wasn't what we found report. >> reporter: new study tracked 471

and puerto rican day parade comes on ten to 3:00 p.m.ay will be shut down with those two events along with spring garden street at top of the art museum circle and martin lieutenant are king drive between parkway and falls bridge. we have more runners, there you go. this is for another race, this is actually, happening, on delaware avenue global energy run, delaware avenue shut down between washington avenue and frankford avenue for the energy run and you can see those runners in this particular run. moving traffic cam to i-95 at broad, no delays or problems here. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. >> thanks, ann. cooler temperatures are a great reason to get on the road so why not head to the winery where man's best friend is also welcomed, or a century old mansion that really breaks the mold, and here's meisha johnson with this weeks dream drive. >> i'm heading to washington crossing but first a stop at a spectacular building. right now we are heading to doylestown to a cast that will i he

now, in case there's any confusion with the geography, new york city has a lot of puerto ricans but it is not in fact the capital of puerto rico. my staff checked. san juan is still the capital of puerto rico, but, no, the meeting that has dominion over all aspects of the puerto rican people is not meeting in puerto rico. the meeting is taking place pretty close to wall street which i think is symbolic of the way the meeting came about. it is very bad overwhelmen for he future. let me -- oman for the future. let me -- omen for the future. let me explain. there are three democrats and there is one let nonvoting of the junta. several members appear to have deep ties to wall street where you can find many of the bondholders who traded and profited off puerto rico's $72 billion in debt. the first hispanic appointed by ronald reagan to the prestigious u.s. first court of appeals summed it up pretty well. he said to the puerto rican bar association that, quote, the principled purpose of promesa is to establish a collection agency for the bondholders and the person who is rumored to be he exe

. >> the annual puerto rican festival awards gala was held in society hill. sit-down dinner and live performance, the power of our voice is designed to raise awareness about the economic crisis in puerto rico. concilio has been providing aid to puerto rican families for half a century now. (heart beat) ♪ (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ♪ fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. running through the streets of new york, police are investigating whether the person behind the attack meant to strike twice. >>> this morning, what we are learn being the shooting spree that terrorized a section of west philadelphia starting

. >> florida has seen a surge of 300,000 hispanics in the past three years, many of whom are puerto ricansamiliar coda that it has already registered 30,000 voters this year. >> do matter how you slice it, florida gives a big advantage to whoever wins the period >> this formula for victory. >> trump is to go after older cubans because that's where it's going to have a strong vintage over hillary clinton. hillary clinton will have to target on cupid and younger cuban voters where she has an advantage. >> voter turnout will be crucial. exactly how tight is florida? as a rule, extremely. in the past three elections, two governors races in the 2012 presidential race, the winner has won with 1% of the vote all three times. lauren and nicole. lauren: look at that. thank you very much. a key voting group could help decide this year's presidential race. america's youth in an effort to lose amateur radio said rob about tenet to feature this intriguing vending machine at college campuses. students are asked if they are registered to vote. if they answered that they get a special flavor of doritos ju

puerto rico needs an integrated comprehensive mosquito investigator control sent ter that puerto ricans are coming together to discuss that can be created quickry. this is the mosquito tracking eradication at that has deployed of the diseases detected so resources can be concentrated on the neighborhoods or cities if an infectious disease like zika is present. you saw it work in miami. puerto rico does not have access to contraception that you would expect in the 21st century. puerto rican doctors, gynecologists, scientists, and experts are strategizing how to make modern, effective, reversible family planning more widely available so women can delay pregnancies. but while puerto ricans can drive the process of addressing puerto rico on puerto rico and this can lead to much greater acceptance of those strategies and greater success in the long run, that does not get congress off the hook. puerto rico like the united states needs this congress to fund the president's request for funding and also for the federal government to do its job. in puerto rico this includes the e.p.a. addressing

our coverage of the puerto rican day parade starts at 12:30 p.m. after "action news" at noon. >>> america has a national museum african american museum and culture. ♪ >> philadelphia's own patty labelle brought her soul to the dedication in washington, d.c. the museum part of the smithsonian contains more than 3,000 artifacts that helps tell the story of the african-american experience over the span of 400 years. >> i imagine holding a little hand of somebody and tell them the stories enshrined here and together we'll learn about ourselves as americans, we'll walk away that much more in love with this country. the only place on earth where this story could have unfolded. >> to prevent long lines, tickets are being distributed through the museum's website. they are sold out almost to the end of the year. we'll be right back. blinds to . therthat can be serious,ere. even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whoopin

((kirsten joyce)) when he met puerto rican native, orlando living on the streets of las vegas, he could sense a very strong work ethic in him... but there were many hurdles to overcome at first... jesse frank/acts of kindness recipient: there was a language barrier between us, his birth certificate, took two weeks, you need this.. you need medical documents.. the challenge paid off.. orlando got a job, a new look... reconnected with family back in chicago. i do whatever i can, i put it out on social media, simply to inspire. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> next week, you'll meet elissa and kenny... a couple who desperately needed couple who desperately needed some help, and got it with jesse and the many wonderful businesses here in town who pitched in, to help ....along the way. series... >>> just head to las vegas now dot com... click on "sections" in the upper left corner .. and acts of kindness will be under the "community" tab. or send us an email... acts of kindness at las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> it's over for brad pitt and angelina jolie. jolie filed the legal documents

and thank them before the cops hit the streets for one of their larger events working the annual puerto ricanay parade. it's not just about extending a branch of friendship. it's about making roots between these officers and those who rely on them >> this is the second annual and we're going to continue to do this every year, as long as we're here. >> reporter: mike cram points out breakfast didn't the most important meal of the day. he tells the story about the mosque's efforts lack of year. >> about a month after the event, i was down in court and an officer stopped me from another district and said it's the first time i ever got fed a hot meal before i went out. >> building bridges between two groups who have much in common. least of which is the knowledge of what it's like to be villified by the badge you wear or the place you worship >> we're not like that and there's maybe could be one bad but not all of us. and we're here to say that we are the real muslims, the good muslims and this is what we do. to communicate with our community >> it's a good way for them to show that, hey, people

one of the huge targets, the puerto rican vote around the orlando, kissimee area. may exceed the cuban population. they tend to vote heavily democratic. the problem for clinton is when you live in puerto rico you can vote in the primary but not the general. they have been outregistering people all day. national voter registration day. andros watched the debate. he's a target voter here. what do you think of the debate? >> to be honest i'm still undecided. i'm so confused right now. there were so many arguments that didn't include the plan for each of the candidates. >> what's important for you. >> they like his plan but on the other side i like some of her experience. 30 years in politics. that helps a lot. >> you will definitely vote? . sp i will. >> when do you think you will decide? >> to be honest, either of them still hasn't proved anything so far. i think -- [ inaudible ] i'm not sure. >> reporter: thank you very much. that's the kind of voter that makes hillary clinton very nervous. the cuban vote is favoring donald trump. they tend to be conservative, but no

speaker, oscar lopez rivera, the last puerto rican federal prisoner is held in custody. in more than 35 years he was not -- he did not killed anyone. john hinkley jr. is not being held. other high-profile offenders get clemsonny. all have seen in the past -- clemsency. all have seen in the past month, oscar lopez rivera is still in jail for 35 years. 35 years. no mart what party, faction, class, walk of life in puerto rico or in the puerto rican communities, you all know about oscar lopez rivera. he is our elder statesman, our nelson mandela, our pride, our sense of nationhood. we all cheered monica puig at the national olympics and yet there is a peace missing from our national identity, a piece missing from our souls because oscar lopez may be forgotten and die in jail. it is with deep sadness that it is looking more and more there is no meaningful investigation into his case. i met with president obama on june 8 in his office and i asked him about the case of oscar lopez. one said that oscar's case was on the president's desk when they met and everyone in puerto rico

the play centers around two rival street gangs, the jets, who are white, and the sharks, who are puerto rican. one latino actor had originally earned a role in that production. but he left in protest over characters. "because being latino is a specific experience in the country, it can only be portrayed by those who have a stake in those experiences " the playhouse says it reached out to the latino community when it held auditions. but it apologizes for not doing more. a non-profit in cedar rapids that helps provide food to pets may be on its last leg. animeals is like meals on w owners who have a low income or just are in need of help. right now, the owners of an old horse barn off mount vernon road are letting the non-profit use the place free of charge. but the owners are planning to tear the old barn down because of the cost of repair. that means animeals has to find a new place, on a tight budget. " we're very, very concerned about getting this ready in 60 days. we're trying to get the word out there and get people about 410 cats and dogs in the area each month. a school in cedar rapids

. >>> they kicked offer the annual puerto rican festival today at city hall in philadelphia. >> ♪ >>> and a flag raising were part of the festivities led by mayor jim kenney and councilwoman maria quinones sanchez. the puerto puerto rican parade s this sunday you can watch it live right here on 6abc right after "action news" at noon. >> and still to come here on action news at 5:00 we get a check of the forecast. >> let's take you live outside right now sky6 showing you atlantic city beaches. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. >> cecily tynan here to lay out our week ahead. how are we doing. >

yesterday afternoon and officials are now hoping to get the electricity back on this morning but many puerto ricans are skeptical thing the island's economic slump is hindering basic government services.>>> sacramento mayor kevin johnson not laughing this morning after being hit in the face with a part - with a pie at a charity event last night and mayor johnson was giving a speech on a man pulled a pie from a bag and shoved it right into his face. the mayor's chief of staff said johnson defended himself but did not elaborate on exactly what he did and she went on to say it was a scary moment because at first no one could tell it was a part the man was holding, that man was eventually arrested a sacramento police officers and is now facing felony charges of assaulting a public official to the mayor says he is fine anything to police for being there.>> a scary moment.>> it is scary. >> he has done a lot, he is out in the community. >>> it is amazing to me the politicians and presidents just go out and the crowds and all it takes is one crazy person.>> yeah. i wonder if anyone took video and if it wi

. >> our focus group doesn't include mexican-americans and one is dominican and the other, puerto ricansn't face immigration restrictions favor hillary clinton slightly more than mexican-americans despite all of trump's talk about mexico and mexicans, but not hilda perez. >> who are you supporting for president? >> donald trump. >> is there anything he says about latinos or women for that matter bother you through this campaign? >> absolutely. >> so how come you are comfortable supporting him? >> i need -- i think he's better than hillary. >> florinda, doesn't -- >> innocent americans are dying from legal citizen, too. most crimes are from people who are americans. >> right, but that doesn't mean that we can't -- that we have to discount the crimes from people who are not citizens here. >> and then there are the unequivocal trump supporters in our group. anthony malay feels trump gets a bad rap about being unfair to latinos. >> the most endangered minority in america today is an individual. >> omar is an army veteran who is also all trump. >> do you think he believes he will get mexico t

orlando to meet with bilingual is scheduled to visit a south orlando neighborhood with a growing puerto rican population. >>> hillary clinton will make her first post debate appearance in north carolina this afternoon, a swing state crucial to whipping the white house. she'll be at a community college in raleigh. she'll be back in florida on friday. >>> governor rick scott will get a firsthand look at the mosaic sinkhole today. this comes a day after making change to pollution notification laws forcing companies to tell neighbors about accidents earlier. today the governor will get a briefing on how the company plans to do a better job. dep and mosaic say they are still successfully collecting and containing that contaminated water from the aquifer. right now 125 tests of nearby wells have been completed, over 300 tests still scheduled. >>> the miami marlins paid a special emotional tribute to night. fernandez died in eight booing accident over the weekend. fernandez died in a boating accident over the weekend. the crowd applauds. the team all wearing fernandez' number 16 gathered around the

. >> driving north on north american street it's clear puerto rican pride is well established. ♪ >> actuallyfor sale. >> american why you say very commercial. a lot of white house you know. >> with most north american street zoned industrial it's a good place to set up shop. thing may be a foot with recent zoning changes made by city council that could allow more residences and storefronts. for now though some guys are getting by on sheer elbow grease. and the news mobile needed a bath. >> how is business on american street these days? >> pretty good yes. >> yeah. >> yeah it's pretty good. >> you bring home some good money? good that's what i'm talking about, man. >> now we're talking man. you can sing the blues all you want. edgar is making a buck on american street. what's more american than that? >> only thing you can do, work, work, work and whenever you get a chance to have vacation just take it. >> all right. so, yeah, it's interesting that everyone i met out north american street comes from america's unofficial 51 is the state of puerto rico. but isn't the treatment a life in guys lik

. >> it was the scene yesterday at the 54th annual puerto rican day parade. philadelphia mayor jim kenney was among several local and state officials there. the theme was the power of our voice. focusing on people impacted by the economic crisis in puerto rico. >>> and another celebration of heritage here. this is brazilian day at penn's landing. there were live performances both music and dance. pretty cool. my mom accidentally walked through the pork rican festival. she was excited about it. >> that's the best thing about fall in philadelphia, all of the streets, fares, and festivals. looking forward to many more. >> eagles nation and jim donovan, celebrating this morning, i'll tell you. >> fly eagles fly, taking down the steelers yesterday in a dominant win. pat gallen has the highlight and reaction from the birds. >> plus, we're hours away from the first presidential debate of campaign 2016. we'll show you what the runningmates are hoping to see from the moderators tonight. katie? >> reporter: brooke, it is time for your weekend watch. it is a monday we kn

the annual puerto rican day parade. the grandstand is set up at logan square. you can watch the sights and sounds live right here at 12:30 after "action news" at noon. >>> iconic lights along the schuylkill river have celebrated a makeover. to celebrate they put on a festival and light show. >> people know going out the schuylkill expressway or the martin luther king drive they will see a wonderful site that's been part of the philadelphia landscape for 40 years. >> a private donor covered the cost for the upgrade for the city. you and i pass boathouse row every morning coming into work. >> this morning at 4:00 a.m. it looked gorgeous. >> i love it. >> it is a performance of a lifetime one college marching band hits a high note when they hit the grass of the white house lawn this weekend. >>> a man jumps into the rushing water when an animal gets caught in rush are flood water. >> philadelphia international airport, don't go away, we have a beautiful day ahead and a gorgeous week ahead, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

we are looking at the forecast for the puerto rican day parade starting at lunchtime, 67 this is benklin parkway, 1:30, 69 degrees end of game 72 degrees -- or rather end of parade i should say. 5 to 10 miles per hour for those winds if you will be going to the parade as we move through your afternoon. hour by hour forecast now we are looking at a really wide view here because we're pretty much clear today looking at sunshine all throughout your day. very nice for football weather. look way to the west of us, though, we have that line of storms that have developed and they are going to be heading our way in a couple of days. so as we track this we go through 6:00 tonight, still in the clear, then we go overnight and into your monday morning, not yet making their way into our area, but now starting to see those showers get closer to pennsylvania. and then we move through your monday into monday evening, there you go, 7:00 now starting to move right through central parts of pennsylvania, creeping closer to our zone overnight into early tuesday morning. so by early tuesday morning we go

the employees directed blacks and puerto ricans away from buildings with mostly white tenants and steered them towards property that had many minorities." close quote. in the 1980's, trump took his racism to a atlantic city where this is donald trump at his best -- he cheated, coerced, filed bankruptcy, did anything he could to cheat people out of money. but he also in the process his racism came to the forefront from atlantic city. he was accused of making his african-american employees move off the casino floor when he didn't want to see them which was any time he came to the is casino. one employee said, kit brown said -- quote -- "when donald and ivana came to the casino the bosses would order all the black people off the floor. it was the 1980's. i was a teenager but i remember. he put us all in the back." trump was later fined $200,000 by the new jersey casino control commissioner. in the 1990's the former president of trump plaza and the casino wrote a book about his time working with donald trump. he reported trump frequently denigrated african-americans. he remembers a lot but sp

if you look at the store he did on puerto rican debt, and got an unbelievable number of hits online. most people know about that of john oliver. hedge funds are not doing so dramatic the well. david: there is a profile of for in the global economic section. now they're moving toward article 50. >> there calling her theresa may be because she is contemplating article 50. she says she needs to make decisions. they can come up with a trade deal before they actually exit. carol: it all has to do with the applethey realize was going to have a tremendous -- it looks as though it did not turn out so great. it is substantial. there is so much enthusiasm about the product from samsung. carol: and will consumers now want the phone? david: tell us about it. >> chase hit on some magic formula. they reserve to be the hot card. it's designed to be the hot card. although not for everybody they are running between plastic. they are working to and the cachet of the card. could the itt card credit card, it could be this. it moves around but chase has got it. they had the last one. this is a $450 annua

thank them before the cops hit the streets for one of their larger events working philly's annual puerto rican day parade. it's not just about extending a branch of friendship. it's about making roots between these officers and those who rely on them. >> this is the second annual and we're going to continue to do this. >> reporter: district captain points out breakfast can be the most important meal of the day. he tells a story about the morphing's efforts last year >> about a month after the event, i was down at court and an officer stopped me from another district and said it's the first time i ever got fed a hot meal before i went out on the event. >> reporter: building bridges between two groups who have much in common. least of which is the knowledge of what it's like to be defined even villainfied by the place you worship >> there maybe could be one bad but not all of us. we're here to say that we are the real muslims, the good muslims. this is what we do. communicate with our community >> this is a good way for them to show, hey, people do care about you out there. >> reporter: in north

but the investigation is ongoing, puerto rican, 5-7, brown eyes. >> mr. maldonado may be armed with a firearm. so anyone who sees him is urged not to approach him, but to call the police. >> neighbors concerned by the latest developments are hopeful police find their suspect. one told news 9 off camera, there were several witnesses who saw the shooting. >> there were some people over there, like, they saw what happened. >> if you have any information on maldonado's whereabouts or mike cronin, wmur news 9. >> a piece of sculpture in nature has vanished and the search is on to find the person who took it. the creator of the bronze crosswalk statue, there was a small beetle, and the sculptor montenegro is offering a $100 reward for the return of the beetle. no questions asked. find his address on wmur.com. days off 40 off at spca in concord, a fundraiser was held. the walk was held on saturday at delta dentist. dozens showed up with pets in tow. staff says this money is needed now more than ever after the recent spike of animals in their care. >> good mornin

florida is seeing a surge of nearly 300,000 his pa hispanice past three years, many of whom are puerto rican. >> and exactly how tight is florida? as a rule, extremely. in the past governor's and the 2012 presidential race the winner has won with just 1% of the vote all three times. >> in the villaging, bill keating for fox news. >> and in the coming weeks floridians will have a chance to decide if more patients should be allowed to use medical vapor-type of liquid, if voters pass a constitutional amendment making medical marijuana available to more patients they will follow all of the guidelines. >> when the amendment passes everything will remain the same except that physicians will be able to recommend it for a vast array of ailments rather than just the three or right now. >> so people who live near the mosaic plant just got some legal muscle on their side. morgan and morgan has filed a class action lawsuit, accusing mosaic of negligence. a huge sinkhole opened up with hundreds of thousands of gallons the hole, and the suit claims that mosaic waited three weeks to tell people, the suit w

a puerto rican american who opened her latin cafÉ where the hispanic vote is growing, registering to and supporting clinton. >> i am voting for hillary because i am about women power, all about women doing changes and women are very important and one of the presidents that will maintain this. >> reporter: their with a hillary clinton golf cart, borderline vulgar shouts just between the two camps, don't mix politics with happy hour. bill: thank you. phil keating. >> charlotte facing national criticism for not releasing the video the fatal shooting that led to protests, local leaders holding a news conference with a lot of controversy whether it would be a good idea to release that video. . . . diabetes can be a daily struggle, even if you're trying your best. along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo® may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life. ♪ baby, from the makers of lantus®, ♪ slice it right. toujeo® provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, ♪ we're gonna groove tonight. proven bloo

if you look at the store he did -- the story he did on puerto rican debt, and got an unbelievable number of hits online. most people know about that of john oliver. fewer hedge funds managers are not doing so dramatically well. it is an interesting and diverse list. david: at the top list is theresa may. there is a profile of for in the global economic section. there's so much to do with the uk referendum, now they are moving toward article 50. >> the story is how they are --ling her teresa may be be.resa may because she is contemplating article 50. she says she needs to make decisions. she has a lot on her plate, including whether or not they can come up with a trade deal before they actually exit. once she is there she is there. carol: you guys take a look at sam son and their mistake, and it all has to do with apple? >> kind of. they realize the apple was going sevene out with the apple and it wasn't going to have a tremendous number of features. they hoped to release the note in hopes of stealing some of their thunder. it looks as though it did not turn out so great. they did the rec

the play centers around 2 rival street gangs, the jets, who are white, and the sharks, who are puerto rican. one latino actor had originally earned a role in that production. but he left in protest over how the theatre cast the other characters. "because being latino is a specific experience in the country, it can only be portrayed by those who have a stake in those experiences " the playhouse says it reached to the latino community when it held auditions. but it apologizes for not doing more. mckinley middle school is re-starting its marching band program. and the band director is asking for some help. the band hasn't existed for nearly 20 years. the district pitched in funds to pay for new and extra instruments. but students don't have marching uniforms for outside. so the band director started an online fundraiser to get students matching track jackets " 22:35, "i didn't want to exclude any kid cause they couldn't afford it and i didn't want there to be a stigma of some kids can have it some kids can't, so we made it free for everyone. " the band hopes to raise around 25-hundred dollars.