hola, raquel. i¿luis?! sí, raquel, soy yo. ivaya sorpresa!sa una sorpresa relacionada con su pasado. durante la cena, arturo observaba a luis y luis también observaba a arturo. vaya. ¿y qué hacías tú en buenos aires? asuntos de trabajo. hacía una investigación. es una larga historia... raquel se encontraba en una situación difícil. gracias, es un regalo de arturo. mientras tanto, juan regresó a nueva york para buscar a pati. pero no la encontró en el apartamento. ilaura! pati estaba trabajando. ( actores gritan ) iya! iya! iya! muy bien, muy bien. finalmente raquel, arturo y luis salieron del restaurante y regresaron al hotel. ya que don fernando no vuelve hasta pasado mañana tenemos el día libre mañana, ¿no es cierto? es verdad. raquel, ¿no llegan mañana tus padres? con que de argentina, ¿no? sí. fue entonces cuando raquel por fin comprendió por qué luis hizo el viaje a méxico. en su habitación, raquel analizaba la situación mientras arturo y luis hacían lo mismo. ( teléfono suena ) ¿bueno? raquel, ¿estabas dormida? no, luis, todavía no. me

habla raquel rodríguez desde méxico. iah, sí, sí, raquel! aquí jaime. tengo muy buenas noticias. esté bien. pregúntele si necesita algo. sí, se lo prometo. y dígale que le mando un abrazo. iah! y hay algo muy importante. el hombre interesado en el apartamento ha hecho una oferta. ¿para comprarlo? sí. es una buena oferta. angela debe decidir. pídale que se comunique conmigo. por supuesto, yo se lo digo. ah... y también hay que recordarle que lo hable con roberto. sí, por supuesto. angela, a veces, es un poco apresurada. comprendo. adiós, jaime. ( suspira ) buenos días. habla raquel rodríguez. ah, licenciada rodríguez, ¿cómo está ud.? muy bien, gracias. ¿y ud.? también bien, gracias a dios. ¿se encuentra pedro? no, licenciada, él no se encuentra aquí ahora. ¿y ramón, o mercedes? tampoco están ellos. no hay nadie en la casa. bien, mire, tengo prisa. cuando se comuniquen, dígales por favor que roberto, su sobrino de puerto rico está despierto, que se encuentra bien. dígales también que yo salgo para el hospital para verlo. sí, licenciada, no se preocupe. en cuanto ellos se comuniquen

raquel: cuando entré, vi que don fernando no estaba.llames, por lo del apartamento. angela tenía que llamar a su tío jaime. jaime había recibido una oferta para vender el apartamento en san juan. ¿cómo reaccionó roberto al oír esto? a roberto no le gustó. más tarde, en el café angela y roberto siguieron hablando del apartamento. roberto sabía que si vendían el apartamento angela le daría a jorge, su novio, parte del dinero de ella. mientras raquel escuchaba la conversación entre angela y roberto en la casa de pedro carlos le revelaba su secreto a la familia, ¿recuerdan? gloria juega. pedro: ¿juega? ¿quieres decir, por dinero? carlos: sí, es... como un vicio y... no para. carlos les dijo que no sabía dónde estaba gloria pero que creía que regresaría después de uno o dos días. bueno. ya estoy lista. como les dije tengo muchas ganas de estar a solas con arturo. tenemos mucho de que hablar y quiero pasar una noche tranquila. no quiero más problemas hoy. captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ by: for in

raquel: al llegar al hotel hubo una confusión con mi reservación.de arreglar simplemente sin problemas y le pregunté al recepcionista si conocía la estancia santa susana. siento mucho la inconveniencia, señorita. está bien, gracias. ah, se me olvidaba. necesito un carro para mañana. tengo que salir fuera de la ciudad. ¿para qué hora lo necesita? voy a una hacienda que se llama santa susana. sí, la conozco. es la estancia santa susana. está a unos cien kilómetros de aquí. ¿ud. conoce la estancia? sí. conozco toda la zona. ahora estamos por escobar, cerca de los cardales. ud. no es de aquí, ¿no? no. soy de los angeles. este es mi primer viaje. ilos angeles! yo tengo un amigo en los angeles. se llama carlos lópez. claro, ud. no lo conocerá, ¿no? no hay ninguna señal. no se preocupe. falta poco. cuando llegué a la estancia, tenía muchas esperanzas, claro pero cuando toqué en la puerta un joven contestó y me dijo que rosario no vivía allí que posiblemente uno de los empleados la conociera y supiera algo de ella. busco a la señora rosario del valle... tal

raquel cervantes is in payson with more.>>reporter: two days later in the air still smells like smoke. the explosion was so powerful the apartment complex was level. neighbors smelled glass -- gas two hours before the fire. it's a possible gas leak, a received reports and sent a crew to check it out. that's when the explosion happened. firefighters are working with the gas company and other agencies to get to the bottom. 10 people were injured and one person was hurt so badly she had to be flown to the bird -- americab up -- maricopa burn center. >> it sounded like a bomb. >>reporter: neighbors returned and will tell you at 6:00. raquel cervantes abc15 news. >>> it is the fifth largest earthquake to hit oklahoma . we get a better idea of all the damage it caused. 40 buildings in bad shape, shattered windows, falling bricks and cleanup is just beginning. an engineer is evaluating how long all of these buildings will be closed. and oil all the bridges there are said to be safe.>>> jury selection in the charleston church shooti

. >> raquel's attorney asked for a lenient sentencing is plant was a victim of virtual sex abuse with history. the city's drugs to cope with the trauma of war. help and change but didn't bother. he said allen showed he didn't give a damn about people when he put saline solution in syringes that were intended to be used with painkiller before surgical procedures. >> his attorney take issue with the claimant nobody was hurt. >> he said raquel apparently has hiv and while there is no evidence any patients at swedish have contracted hiv, many experienced a great deal of anxiety wondering had a death sentence hanging over their heads. others tested positive for hepatitis b of the question is, where did it come from? alan rummaged through sharps containers and who knows what he did with anything he found inside. the judge also mentioned swedish sent $800,000 testing 2400 people for hiv and hepatitis. money they are unlikely to recover from allen. part, here comes the civil suits. >> the first civil trial involving hospital for alan worked in washington state begins in may. next month a judg

raquel cerzantez spoke to locals. >> reporter: we are hearing from locals who fled castro's cuba to a state official who actually met him. at cuban foods restaurant and bakery in phoenix, the owner restaurant and prosper because his family fled cuba years ago. this customer says his family knows what that's like. >> did a lot of good things but he did a lot of bad things. he passed away. my grandparents would have loved to see this day and they weren't able to appreciate it. >> i think the reaction was finally. just seemed like the guy was, not going to knock on heaven's door probably some place else, for a >> reporter: former arizona attorney general spoke with castro to discuss free trade. he says he has mixed emotions about castro's life. recognizing he was extremely intelligent but calling him a terrible dictator. >> he established a lot. i know he did some good things for the cuban people but over >> while in some cuban communities people are celebrating his death. others have a different opinion. >> i'm not celebrating that he passed away but maybe we will step forward and chang

in phoenix, raquel cervantes, abc 15 news. >>> it is just down right beautiful here. and i was at the airport talking to travelers this morning. the busiest travel day of the year. i talked with some omaha and they're quite happy. quite happy to be here. >> yes. >> so it is nice out. >> a good time of the year to visit arizona. >> we get all of the visitors and a great next few days to be in town. if you have to leave town, we will talk about that travel forecast, too. let's talk about what is happening right here at lome. the temperatures are run -- home. the temperatures running pretty close to where they were yesterday but they are a couple of degrees warmer. so the warmup happening a little quicker today than yesterday. and as expected, we are already in spots. like glendale. and checking in at 67. and peoria, coming in right at 68. and ahwatukee, 68 for you. as well. and gilbert, at 68 degrees. still holding on to the low 60s in chandler and mesa. but overall, shaping up to be a beautiful morning so far. across the valley of the sun. and not bad across the state.

raquel cervantes joins us live where he just wrapped up. >> he just left the building right now and the mood has been very spirited and very energetic and a lot of supporters are out here. and people of all ages out here coming out to support and hearing what dr. ben carson had to say. only a few days left and trying to get people out to vote. there's been a lot of complacency in the country and he of course talked about the opposing candidates and how he direction for the country. so let's listen to a little bit about what he had to say. >> do you agree with him or not? as long as you sit down and keep your mouth shut. and that's what the problem has been. we've been sitting down and keeping our mouth shut and it's time to stand um and open our mouths. [ applause ] >> and i think you're going to see the beginnin the election on this tuesday -- it's only step one. okay-- we cannot be complacent with that. the swamp has to be drained. >> and you can hear him talking on the megaphone. it was a packed house and hard to tell how many people were in here. definitely more than 200 people so j

reporting in phoenix raquel cervantes abc 15 news. three puppies but new information about their rescue. >> the three sick pups were found this afternoon near a canal. they were taken from their kennels last week. a vet just checked them out and told us they're going to be okay. they'll be put up for adoption on saturday at the walk to save animals at tempe town lake. >>> you may have heard about an arrest involving irs scammers. dozens held accountable. we know how it works. >> they pretend to be an agent claiming you owe back taxes. >> the government charged 61 people with this. many in india. some were in this country. get this, they say more than 250 million dollars was collected in this scam. the amount startling. much more than had been reported before. far on the number of people getting these calls. >> it goes from 200 a week to 11. >> thompson found the decrease in complaints on the scam tracker site. we've had a similar decline. we received at least a dozen irs scams. since the call centers were closed we've had one come mro

de la vega, he was performing a sonogram on raquel morales. she got zika early in her pregnancy, and is 24 weeks along. >> de la vega: your baby's growing normally. your baby's brain is growing these are great news. >> lapook: but when it comes to zika, dr. de la vega says, every conversation includes a question mark. >> de la vega: there may be things we cannot detect. there's a lot about the zika virus we don't know. and we hope for the best obviously. >> lapook: right now, raquel and her baby are not out of the woods? >> de la vega: definitely not. no one is. no one is. we only know about the more severe consequences. how about all the other ms is this baby going to have autism? is this baby going to have learning disabilities? is he going to have cerebral palsy? we don't know. >> lapook: there's probably going to be a spectrum of disease? >> de la vega: which we are far from describing. >> lapook: doctors are finding that in addition to microcephaly, babies can suffer other developmental problems-- inability to swallow, seizures, hearing l

few outsiders regularly walk these forbidding streets, but raquel beard has. >> people are dying every day here. th just out of control. property thefts are through the roof. >> reporter: she worked with the association of business owners in the skid row area who are being overwhelmed by the homeless. >> and there's no community outcry about that. >> reporter: because other people don't see it? >> out of sight, out of mind, let's just keep it there. >> reporter: but skid row also a has those struggling to make better lives. they are helped at a warehouse called the bin. with nowhere to live, debra parra got a bin here to keep guard. >> i utilize stuff here. depending what job i'm doing. >> reporter: this makes it a little easier? >> oh, sure does. a lot easier. >> we have a waiting list. >> reporter: mark is the ceo of the corporation that runs the bin. what does this represent? >> this represents the personal belongings and the life history of about 1,500 residents of the skid row area. >> reporter: users must check in at least once a week. >> glass in there? >> reporter: toothbrush?

raquel narvaez was last scene depression and anxiety medication. anyone that may have seen her or knows where she is is asked to call greenbelt police. >>> today could be the beginning of some changes for commuters in our area officials in montgomery and prince george's county are having a big meeting on improving traffic glow. adam tuss says adding tolls is sure to be expected so are express lanes where you pay to get around traffic. state leaders have other pra lanes from the legion bridge to the wilson bridge. all of those plans are just preliminary ideas at the moment. drivers agree, though, something has to be done. >> maybe they need another lane on the beltway. i'm no expert but they need to do something. >> maryland leaders say she want to invest $14 billion in transportation over the next six years. >>> we could have a better idea about who will be the next mayor of hagerstown later today. the more than 630 absentee ballotsfully right now, the incumbent trails former mayor by 91 votes. >>> another look at the forecast right now. all of the

plus - what's behind a decline in the deer harvest for the first day of this (raquel brito/united airlines baggage handler) "we respect families traveling to be together and that is why we're holding off our strike until after the thanksgiving holiday. our strike will start on tuesday after thanksgiving, november 29th. we hope the public continues to support fight for 15 and union rights so we can afford to raise our families and celebrate the upcoming holiday season." season." if you're planning to travel through chicago's o'hare airport this week, here's some good news. hundreds of workers planning a work stoppage, announced it won't happen until after the thanksgiving holiday.non-unionized janitors, baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and wheelchair attendants want a raise to 15 dollars an hour, plus union rights. we saw a little snow over the weekend, but the first major snow storm of the season has dumped more than foot of snow across parts of the northeast. tony dokoupil reports from watertown, new york. track 1 rochester, ny) high winds and heavy snow whipped across western new york su

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these forbidding streets but raquel beard has. >> people are dying every day here. the drug trade and drug usages is just out of control. property thefts are through the roof. >> she worked with the association of business owners in the skid row area who are being overwhelmed by the homeless. >> and there's no community outcry about that. >> because other people don't see it. >> out of sight, out of mind, let's just keep it there. they are helped at a warehouse called the bin. with nowhere to live debra parra got a bin here to keep clean clothes helping her hold down a job as a security guard. >> i leaves a lot of stuff here, depending on what job i'm doing. >> this makes it a little easier. >> oh, it sure does. a whole lot. >> mark loranger is ceo of chrysalis, the homeless services organization that runs the bin. what does this rre >> this represents the personal belongings and life history of about 1500 residents of the skid row area. >> users must check in at least once a week. >> got a glass in there? >> yeah, it's a drinking glass. >> toothbrush? >> yeah. toot

identificada como "raquel calderon" de 36 aÑos, habia sido detenida por la patrulla fronteriza a mediadosspera de ser deportada.. cesar ---algunas personas consumen alcohol mientras toman medicamentos. lorena ---y esto puede ser peligroso para su salud. arlen fernndez nos dice que le puede pasar y cuales son las recomendaciones a seguir. take pkg ;03 ;19 ;40 01;45 lot con la temporada festiva ya aqu, por lo general se toma y se come mucho, pero pienselo bien antes de tomar alcohol si consume medicamentos recetados porque aunque sea poquito puede tener consecuencias peligrosas. consumer reports revela los peligros de mezclar algunas medicinas con alcohol. consumir bebidas alcohólicas mientras se toman medicamentos es más común de lo que se piensa. (sots/mos) "a veces me siento enfermo, tomo pastillas y después de repente salgo y me tomo alcohol." "yo tomé una pastilla de advil. después de tomarlo yo bebí como uno o dos tragos." pero mucho cuidado, porque ciertas medicinas pueden aumentar la potencia del alcohol. (sot-sam duran, consumer reports) "en otros casos las bebidas alcohólicas pued

. >> yeah, maybe you can help to find a missing teenager. 15-year-old raquel navez from maryland. she was last seen yesterday lev looihe lane. greenbelt police said she stopped taking her medication for depression and anxiety. if you know where she is, please contact the greenbelt police department. >>> a man who set fire to a woman has died from injuries after the fire spread. the man is identified as 64- year-old lewis fetti, and the woman remain in the hospital with critical burn injuries. strong, but that's what it sounded like. >> reporter: what would you do if you saw somebody attacking your mother, a disturbing case of abuse caught on a nanny cam, and it's tied to immigration fraud. >> she is someone little girls and our first lady look up to. what some lucky local gymnasts felt when they got to meet their o, >>> it will be cold in the morning. 6:00a.m., 45, and with the northwest winds, feeling colder than that by noon, still breezy and cool, but a beautiful day. temperatures 59. >>> regardless of your politics f your candidate won or lost, election took a toll on both sid

and former womens bantam weight champ meisha tate announced her following her loss to raquel pennington.. "this is for the win...69-66 over wyoming." it was one of those games - regardless of the seasons outcome - fans..players.. and coaches will look back on and say....wow....an absolute instant classic..... and more importantly for the rebels.. it dreams of a bowl game alive and well... the rebels have to win their final two games to be bowl eligible... but before we get there.. let's talk about today....... u-n-l-v ran the ball 64 times for 401 yards... that's the 6th most in school history... and their 651 yards of total offense is the second most all time... "that's a huge, huge deal to run for 401 yards on a team like that, it's just staying the course, getting back to work, it's having the bye week, using it the right way and fresh and healthy, the whol eyear no one has gotten down, no one is pointing fingers, we all just kept beliebing and fighting, they know it was coming and we all were hoping it would happen a lot faster and today is a big day." now for an in- depth breakdown

but raquel beard has. >> people are dying every day here. the drug trade and drug usage is just out of control. property thefts are through the roof. >> reporter: she worked with the association of business owners in the skid row area who are being overwhelmed by the homeless. >> and there's no community outcry about that. >> reporter: because other >> out of sight out of mind, let's just keep it there. >> reporter: but skid row also has those struggling to make better lives. they are helped at a warehouse called the bin. with nowhere to live, debra parra got a bin here to keep clean clothes, helping her hold down a job as a security guard. >> i leave a lot of stuff here. so depending what job i'm doing -- >> reporter: this makes it a little easier. >> oh, sure does. a whole lot easier. >> they're all full. we have a witting list. ceo of chrysalis, the homeless service organization that runs the bin. what does this represent? >> this represents the personal belongings and life history of about 1,500 residents of the skid row area. >> reporte

few outsiders regularly walk these forbidding streets but raquel beard has. >> people are dying every day here. the drug trade and drug usage is just out of control. property thefts are through the roof. >> reporter: she worked with the association of business owners in the skid row area who are being overwhelmed by the homeless. >> and there's no community outcry about that. >> reporter: because other people don't see it. >> out of let's just keep it there. >> reporter: but skid row also has those struggling to make better lives. they are helped at a warehouse called the bin. with nowhere to live, debra parra got a bin here to keep clean clothes, helping her hold down a job as a security guard. >> i leave my stuff here, so depending what job i'm doing. >> reporter: this makes it a little easier. >> oh, it sure does, a whole lot easier. >> they're all full. we have a waiting list. chrysalis. >> this represents the personal belongings and life history of about 1500 residents of the skid row area. >> reporter: users must check in at least once a week. a glass in there. >> a drinking gla

. >> my name is raquel, second first class retired united states army. this is my dog, hunter. i served from 1979 to 2005, served in fort hood, oklahoma, fort hood, texas, fort sill oklahoma, fort taylor, >>> we're watching your money, retirement funds. the dow jones hit a new all- time high, after it opened thursday. could have to do with president elect trump's economic plans. we're seeing a bounce now this week. market shows the focus on trump's plan spending on infrastructure project. right now the futures on wall street, the dow, they're minus 28 points, so a little down. >>> just in time for the holiday shopping season, scammers are infiltrate it will the app store. cyber security experts say fake credit card or personal information. it may look like a real app from places like pandora. here are some ways to stay safe: >>> the winds >>> look at the skies out there. still mainly clear. pretty obvious. i think we'll have a cloud cover this morning. we are honoring our veterans today with special editions of bus stop here. so you'll be seeing these throughout the show. it's

. >> estaban en shock- reportera: raquel no querÍa viajar, a pesar de que no veÍa sus hijos hace 25 aÑosecesarios para el viaje, para no decepcionarnos, Él ya habÍa sacado su pasaporte. >> lloraba de angustia. le pedÍ muchísimo a dios. fui a la iglesia. reportera: su hija se fue cuando era una adolescente. fue de las primeras. despuÉs llegaron los otros.. >> yo los miraba, y eran mis hermanos, pero tambiÉn eran desconocidos. reportera: se fue hace tanto tiempo, que no logrÓ conocer a su hermano de 24 aÑos. despuÉs de muchas oraciones, dejÓ a su hijo en manos de su nuera hija menor. a subirse al aviÓn, la ilusión de ver a sus hijos se apoderÓ de ella. >> me hacÍa la idea, ya vamos a llegar. le preguntaba a la compaÑera, usted cree que ya vamos a llegar? yo creo que todavÍa nos falta como me dice. y a mÍ me tocÓ vivir del lado de la ventanilla. abajo no se veÍa nada. dice, yo ya quiero llegar. reportera: despuÉs de varias horas, las nubes cambiaron. >> ya se ven las montaÑas abajo, y se veÍan como un río. >> no le gustÓ cómo se movÍa el aviÓn. >> para subir, como que se movÍa mucho. igual

raquel and her doctor spoke with it that something is going to be wrong with your baby. but i take it day-by-day. something is going to be wrong with it, so i'm going to be 100%, 200% behind her. >> >> reporter: i suspect you already love this new baby. >> very much. >> reporter: but has the zika infection taken some of the joy out of your pregnancy for you? >> at first, yes. at first, it was, cannot get too attached to it because maybe can go one way or another. when i got the results back, that's where i started, like, getting more involved with her. >> reporter: bonding? >> bonding, yes, bonding more with her. >> reporter: i can only imagine what you have been going through and i'm so grateful that you're even talking to me about this. so thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is what women to go through and you're probably seeing this. >> we are seeing this. i'm seeing this, yeah. and uncertainty, the struggle, the concerns. it's a balance between giving them whatever information we have, whether it's tough, and giving them some hope at the same time for them to

it's a delicate balance. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: jon, you talked to raquel back in september. how is she doing now? very good news. she is 32 weeks and so far, good news and the last you wiultimat sound was good. this is being repeated over and over and over again and very good for her to talk with us. so many things to worry about during a pregnancy and now this big question mark about zika. >> so open and honest and sharing those emotions. tara, when you're vetting for zika during a pregnancy, any ultrasound to screen pregnant women who may have been infected with zika. you know when you're pregnant it's scary enough for routine ultrasoun ultrasounds. they have to go every three or four week for these women. doctors are looking for early signs changes with microcephaly or other goptal changes in the brain and see that usually in the second or third trimester but can you picked up as 18 to 20 weeks. intracranierkrracranial calibra of the signs they look for. >> moving on now to the importance of sleep. something we all are in touch with. we have been told in our lives how imp