alex/voluntario y no solo ayudan con comida, algunos jvenes atydan con sus conocimientos sot/jimena pradooluntaria en el auditorio nacional hicieron una cadena humana para recibir las donaciones y acomodar en cajas las despensas para los damnificados sot silvana ponceneli/dir albergue auditirio nacional sot/ ana luisa perez/voluntaria sot/sofa /voluntaria hasta un grupo de motociclistas se uni sot/jorge ivan/voluntario y es asi como una tragedia ha unido y demostrado la solidaridad del pueblo mexicano que el da de hoy est mas unido que nunca top vo cesar - en mxico la niÑa "frida" quien supuestamente estaba atrapada bajo escombros se convirti en smbolo de esperenza, pero hoy oficiales dijeron que ella no existe, reviviendo una historia similar ocurrida en 1985... - hace 32 aÑos, rescatistas intentaban encontrar a luis ramn, un niÑo de 9 aÑos que supuestamente desapareci en el derrumbe de una vecindad. - el menor nunca apareci y un psiquiatra defini el caso como "fenmeno de histeria colectiva". vo-blanca --el gobierno de japn envi hoy un equipo de rescate a mxico a peticin de autoridades m

---sentenciado a prisin por vida sin posibilidad de fianza para "vicente prado rodriguez" por la muerteio rodriguez" en mayo pasado.... ---rodriguez de 22 aÑos rompi en llanto a la hora de la sentencia, por haber asaltado y matado a rodriguez de 38 aÑos oriundo de guatemala frente a su casa, al norte del bulevar internacional....en oakland. --- 10 minutos antes de matar a rodriguez, habia cometido un robo a mano armada, por el que tambien fue sentenciado -- "marcos antonio redick" de 36 aÑos de edad fue arrestado hoy bajo sospecha de trafico y explotacion sexual de personas y enfrenta cargos que lo mantendrian el resto de su vida tras las rejas y multas de hasta 25 mil dolares. -- no se revel la identidad de la victima. -- redick se encuentra en una penitenciaria federal y su proxima audiencia ser el 5 de octubre. - el aparente intento de robo ocurrido en san jos anoche, habra concludo, segn fuentes confidenciales, con un asesinato estilo ejecucin. - linda candelo est en vivo desde el departamento de polica de san jos con la informacin mas reciente... --- linda? - los datos mas reciente

elizabeth prado lives in the keys. this is the first time in 51 years she's evacuating. >> i've been through george, been through andrew, been through wilma, but i'm not staying for irma. no, not happening. >>reporter: and in miami residents filled up sandbags. state officials are urging residents who live in low-lying areas in miami-dade county to start evacuating as well, although it is not mandatory. kenneth craig, cbs news, miami. >>> category 5 hurricane struck the u.s. and irma could potentially become just the fourth storm of that strength to hit the states. and only one hurricane on record contained winds stronger than irma. that was alan back in 1980. it packed winds of 100 miles an hour. it was downgraded to a cat dwoar 3 storm before making landfall in brownsville, texas. now, the only category 5 hurricanes to hit the u.s. is andrew is 1992, 65 people were killed and the storm caused $27 billion in damage. i remember this one in 1969, 269 people were killed when camille struck, but in 1935, the labor day hur

. >> reporter: that's when the two fraternity brothers nick prado and kyle zintek were hit pl nau policein arriving with body cameras rolling. >> i've got one here with a gunshot wound to the chests. >> reporter: this video shows the chaos still unfolding. the young boys bleeding, lying shot on the ground. mikey scollard applying pressure to nick peering's wounds. and on the other side right there a quick glimpse of a frantic 18-year-old on the ground. but this one is being handcuffed. >> turn around. on the ground! >> please go help them. i'm so sorry, please. please go help them. i'm so scared. >> i have one detained. he identified himself as the shooter. >> reporter: the hysterical shooter on that body cam is nau freshman steven jones. >> please. i'm so scared. i want my mom. >> stand up. is your name steven? >> yes, sir. >> you identified yourself to me as the shooter. >> nobody else. none of my friends -- >> there's nobody else involved? >> no. nobody but me. i take all the responsibility. >> okay. >> reporter: 20-year-old colin brew lay dead on the ground while his three fraternity

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the fall and they go back to mexico these interests i mean although i don't know if it was about the prado you're missing the point entirely is rather this is our problem that you're listening to the point entirely come here because they are they have been for a job well and the reason that they come here to get a job is because somebody is only offer it to a sure thing and it was ronald reagan. prosecuting employers this is when it all began we didn't have eleven million people in this country illegally in one thousand nine hundred six we had maybe a million maybe and most of them went home during you know after the picking season when reagan stopped prosecuting white wealthy employers for hiring people who are not here illegally those employers i mean to this day you're going to vote yes. in mexico you guys isn't it was meant from congress on immigration your mirror you're making a good point there but the pain that so it's there for it was that president reagan did the right thing or you do get the government to go out of her weight you think the government should go after employers in

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liz: give us a sense of how difficult that's going to be prado from hurricane sandy hitting in new york it took new jersey in my neighborhood one week and a month for some in the far rockaway's. >> there is no way back without power so it's a big deal. liz: jeff locke thank you. former got -- governor scott is talking about he wants the state ports open as soon as possible because fuel imports go in and out a fort tampa bay. this is a huge priority because the port supplies half the fuel to the entire state. ship traffic is shut down. nothing coming or going from the high seas. this is a huge economic story. on the ground we do have good news to tanker trucks that were argued there before the storm are filling up. racing to transfer gasoline out of the ships that were docked there more than a week ago. they will be hitting the road to deliver much-needed gasoline through the ports president paul anderson is joining us right now now. he rode out the storm as i understand it sir hunkered down and arctic icebreaker ship that was in your port? how are you and your team doing? >> thank you l

slavery this is the kind of things we talk about we talk about human trafficking you know women who are prado over and are living here in the united states and abroad and everywhere against their will and having to purport to sex work with no consent and no my not getting paid and. very very very sad and i mean you know point four percent you heard of just you know point zero six percent as they are but i will say this obviously all of this makes me very angry and i do what i see abuse reports because i mean this is twenty seven we should be the slave trade we should be human trafficking it has to stop it if anything we can do is the human race was put into that and the exploitation of each other especially for greed money and power. one of the i mean if seeing the numbers of women doesn't get under your skin the way do you see the numbers of children this is yours room under eighteen children being used one in four victims one in four victims of modern slavery are children or about ten million altogether some thirty seven percent are five point seven million of those are forced to marry that